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nee'.i with traini cast and west on the Pa. K. R.
Here. There, ami the ntlier riace.
Rest flour In town at Barkers.
Nothing worth noting traunpireJ at Ar
gument Court Inst Thursday.
Xlit Camplell(a) are coming; to grief
now. Gen, Cuff roth meanR business.
The Iwrry huaiuess at Lilly's and Por
tnjje is said to be a comparative failure thia
teamen.
You can pave five dollars in the price by
ire a sewing uiuchiue from A. A. Bar
tlr & Son.
A partial eclipse of the moon, visible in
ictne sectkiiB of this continent, is billed for
Lex Monday.
The painters in the P. R. R. shops at
ii.iou.i will picnic at Cresson ou Saturday
L,f next we-k, 17th inst.
C, C. C the three C.'s Coftroth, Camp
tell r.nd Congress. C now who will succeed
lu C curing the coveted prize.
Fur fntit jars, Jelly tumblers, gobleds, or
tali': p'assware, po to Parkers'. The best
assortment at the lowest prices.
You can get more jtoods. better gools
ami i h-aper goods for yonr money at Bar
kers' than elsewhere in the county.
I'iil-ighled were those of our people who
paid their respects at Cresson the other day
U tlie next Governor of Pennsylvania.
"B.ier ami for Baer" is a favorite motto
n lii. h the Cambria county Democracy will
rciliHjuish with a great deal of rel netance.
Mr. Philip V. Pringle died at his home
in Black lick townshiD last. Monday. He
wa one of eight brothers, aud an honest, in
dustrious man.
The large barn of Mr. DtivM Voder, of
Kii li'and township, was struck by lightning
s-f on fire and burned to the ground, with
its contents, on Tuesday evening last.
Lies heavy and total.
...0"ii. A. H. CotfroMi, the Democratic
candidate for Congress just nominated, will,
we are assured, show himself anil talk for
L:nv-lf to his Cambria county constituents
a'. :hf September term of Court.
J Rov Felch, a tramp whose injury by
tl.ecargat Huntingdon we notice last week,
lie.l in th almshouse of that county on
F. whiv last, two hours after submitting to
tLe amputation of his injured leg.
M r. Kli Green, A Ifoona's fat man, is npt
!, have a successful rival in a thirf een-year-!,!
lad at Tipton, BUir eonnty, whose pres
tiit weight is said to be 17.5 pounds.
lr. Hoffman, surgeon dentist, will be In
Carrolitown on Thursday, 15th inst. Pr
sor,s in need of bis professional services are
rnpn-sted to make a note of this fact.
Argument Court last week was a failure.
Suie of the lawyers were absent, and others
not ready, and, after a brief session, an al
j M',rnnient till some future day was ordered.
-Campbell may covyh and froth as tntich
as he has a mind to, but if Coffroth don't
away with hi in to t lie tune of five or si x
liniitil ti ajorify In the district we are
u.inl. n:isiak n in our gnss.
A long letter from Minnesota has been
unavoidably crowded out, owing to the
j r lu-e of new advertisements and other
!!!.' ters of l-'cal interest, imt we will en-dt-avor
to make room for it in our next issue.
On Tuesday evening n little gid lost on
ft e of the streets of Khenshurg a gold neck
U. e. If the finder will return the same to
tl.i office, be will receive a profusion of
thanks from the aforesatd little girl.
Those of our readers who desire to get a
lutn--s education, we would ail vise to send
to A. V Smith, Business College, Meadville,
and get a catalogue. You ran get au
ti'.sieatiou of every branch of business.
--(' lesMne McMullen and Raphael Burns,
hot tiff whom reside in the northeastern part
i f this county, got In'o an alterca'iou in Al
.i.'iiAon Thursday night last, during which
li irt H bit a piece out of M c M ulleti's lower
''I'
An Altoona, young lady attempted to
tuin.t snicldn through the agency of h dose
f i x V.!: acid last Monday evening, but a
'i iii.vh pump spoiled all her calculations.
si rltlui fair way of recovery, is the fair
i If ftooild, of Loretfo, S'11s yard wlile
! t w ti tiiusl n at t cents per yard, ginghams
f n T . .his, i-a'i-oea at 6 cents, toweling at 8
-, itn.l ad other goixls at prices astonish-
3 : t c. Li'ctnp'.ate and profitable for cus-
t.:'i-r to l.iiy at.
j At-p'cs ar- said to be so plentiful In
" i-: .in comity that a farmer living
I ' ' t!.- national pike ofl'ered to sell one
1 loi'.hrls in the orhard to any man
' n mi! I pick them and haul them away
i.r '.wj i-e:ts a buhel.
Mr. IVter I). Iesley, formerly an etn
r 1 V" of the P. R. K. at Altoona, was run
' v.-r by the cars at New Brunswick, New
J-r.-ey, last Monday, and instantly killed.
II- h a nephew of Mr. Frank Thomson,
. :, ral Manager f that road.J
The People's Variety Store, foretto, has
j i-r been replenished with a new stock of
f -'.',l, which the proprietor, M. J. Teitel
ba mi, invites everybody to call ami examine
'.Vr? Inlying elsewhere, confident as he is
tl a, lie can sell cheaper than any other man
in ill- business.
A hearty and healthy Infant, twenty
i-1 in hs old, was found in the rear of the
1' air county almshouse a few days ago,
lifre its mother, a former inmate of said
Institution, had left it to survive or perish as
the caxe might, he. The little waif was taken
in a:,, I cared for.
We hal the pleasure of a ;all on Monday
iat from S. p. McFadden, Ksq.. one of the
'a;.l. steadfast and successful business men
HoUidayslmrg, who aided us and honored
h'nist-lf, we trust, by subscribing for. the
fKEF.MAN. NVelcome indeed are such vis
itors every day in the week aud every hour
Hi the day.
Harry Woods has severed his connection
w''li the AltiKna Mirror, of which paper for
couple of years past he was local reporter,
lie was an agreeable writer anil an linlus
tri.jui gatherer of news, and we hope he will
fi'-'t h ionw without another and a "fatter
hue" in the journalistic profession, for
!iich he. js so well fitted.
The Pa. R. R. shops at Altoona are
r'iM.i:ig to their full capacity, au order hav
h if recently iieen issued for the building of
" immense number of freight and passen-t-
rears for the Pittsburgh, Ft. Vayne and
' ago and the 'Pan- Handle" roads. Over
3 joo freight cars, ii Is said, are to be built
Ijt '.lie firmer road alone.
k here! Best brown sngar only 8
c-Ws ...r n,., Iest white sugar Ki cents pT
'i , h. t r.iaHteil cotlee '20 cents t-r H. , best
.ir" s at from P( to ") renn per gallon, and
!i-r kind of griwreries, as well as dry
'""Is, clothing, hoot, shiws, notions. tc.,
1'i.i iy ,,w prices at the People's Cheap
r. r ,,ri I.,retfo, l'A.
-' 'i Tie.ay evening our streets were
'i renc l tim the nresevi of no less than a
I'lefiiriennes, acctcnpaiiiei! by half
r 'io.U r i f gem '.emeu escorts. They
griid roun in priwess'on, elicit
toy n, oois for the ft n appearance
I r. hi.., i, rkiiful luaoner iu
' ':. 1. nei,e. the relllH.
. - Afr
tteoij'it on the !ibjct.
h M C t'ni'lteil das r. one t, the con-
u tint M-r. II rt Berkley, of
''n, m .f.oies, iif Ki-iitiiirg, and
' I' ;!., if W bi'o tow nli! p, arx safe
r-'i' nifi), ieel a pepi,;iran,
a ' .r.l , f they hare Uco named as
t, i (otiferees f'r th's coun'y.
f r,Mr makes no d : tT'-renee ii the
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prolial.ly tionw to 'lio living, but
1 enough to correct the i rnnn
" V;
' y t',, .lohnstown Tri'iuue that Mr.
hvd M.iirn,rt late f Alli','1 rnc town.
. '1', 'I'l'n.r.l, was a son of ('apt. Kit hard
re, U.e truth ln-lrijr that he was a son
lr Migtiire, who was a litjlhtr of
l,r Khafl MeUire.
Aft. r an absence of six weeks in Vir- 1
ginia, Mr. Evan I). Evans has leturned to
bis home m tliis place. The title-deeds for
an excellent farm in the Shenandoah vallev
are w hat he exhibits as the fruits of his trip '
We acknowledge, with thanks, the re.l i
eeipt of a complimentary ticket of admission '
Tor seir and wife to a grand ball to be given :
to-morrow (Saturday) evening at the Monn- i
tain Honse, Cresson, fnr the benefit of the ;
fine band connected with that establishment !
I. was with pleasure we grasped by the '
hand and welcomed to cor sanctum Mr A I
J. Stineman, senior editor of that able fearl
less and unflinching Democratic journal the'
Lancaster Intellicfe-nrer, who was in attend- i
ance at Cresson on Thursday last as a mem
ber of the Democ ratic State Commin
extended his visit to Ebeusburg on the fol
lowing day.
At the .Tune session of onr roont
Mr. John Wilkin, of Washington township i
was adjudged guilty of the embezzlement of '
certain moneys due by him, as collector, to !
the school fund. Sentence was postponed
till Argument Court, when Mr. Wilkin
failed to put in an appearance. He was
subsequently arrested by Sheriff Ryan aud
is now in jail.
A contract for.palnting the wood-wcrk !
or the Ln:on School Honse was lalelv 1
awarded Mr. John Sfough, S75 to be the i
consideration. He will complete the job in :
first class style, next week. For the sum of i
543, Mr. Ahratn Hitchne will re-lay the
flooring in two of the four school rooms The
rehabilitation of the old Academy building 1
will ie next in order. ;
Tbe raffle for a valuable watch for the '
benefit of the family of John W. Gillespie I
dec d, late of Summitville borough and 1
which was to have come off a few ,lavs ago I
has been postponed until the 31st of ti e
present month, owing to the fact that there i
are several books out which the gentleman I
having the matter in charge will not be able '
to get in liefore that tine. j
A tramp was killed hv the cars near
Cresson last Saturday. He diligenMy got !
out of the way of one train, only to get in I
front of another, and was ground bv the '
wheels out of the semblance of humanity '
His name was John Malum, and his mother !
Mrs. Barney M'Cormick, formerlv resided 1
on the line of the old Portage Railroad at
Plane No. 8, Blair county.
A prominent Republican of Altoona.'
vune at. cresson the other dav, referred
with pride to the fact that he had voted for
a certain popular and well known Demo
cratic candidate for Assembly in HUir coun
ty, and declared that he wool. I do so again
if the opportunity offered. All which led
us to inter that if Everhart was true, his
(the Republican's) heart was ever true to
Everhart.
On Saturday, Aug. 24th, lovers of picnic
festivities will have an opportunity to en
joy themselves at. Hogue's grove, near Kav
lor's station, when a grand time mav be
looked for under the auspice of onr Lo'retto
friends, for the !enefit of whose church the
enterprise has been undertaken. Let all
who love fun and wish to aid a good cause
put in their appearance at Loretto's annual
pi--nic and harvest home festival on Satur
day, A uirust 24th.
Delinquent subscribers and others In
debted to this oftice are cautioned against
sending u s bills of the denomination of S100
on the Pittsfield National Bank, of Pitts,
field, Mass., as there are said to be very dan
gerous counterfeits of that description in cir
culation, and it being almost a lifetime since
we saw a hundred dollar "william" of that
or any other kind, we have no doubt we
would be "dern fool" enough to take a bad
one just as quick as one of the other kind.
A little son of Mr. Win. Orto, of Altoo
na, attempted to take a drink from a hy
drant In Ids parents' house last Tuesday.
He placed his mouth over the nozzle, and,
turning on the water, it struck him with so
great force as to strangle him. In the death
agony his mouth closed on the nozzle, and
in the attempt to take him away from the
hydrant nearly all his teeth were torn out.
It was a most singular accident a boy act
ually drowned by a stream of water flowing
from a hydrant.
A combat between a couple of rattle
snakes at Lilly's station, this county, is de
scribed in one of our exchanges. The reptiles
would rear themselves nearly on the ends
of their tails, rush at each other with open
mouths, sink their fangs into each other,
and do various strange and reprehensible
things besides, two other snakes of the same
species meanwhile looking ou and enjoying
the fun from a safe distance. The story is
alxoit on a par with all snake stories, and the
reader can safely imagine the rest.
The three cent pieces are to lie retired
from circulation as rapidly as possible. This
is an important announcement, hut it will
scarcely possess the same amount of interest
for our local readers that the statement does
that John Lloyd & Co. have during the pre
sent week received from the East some in
voices of very choice dress and dry goods
for ladies' wear. A general invitation is
extended to all to call and sample the goods
and see if all things desired in the way of
dry goods, groceries, etc., cannot there be
found.
We are glad to notice that the venerable
and lelove.l Father Bradley, who poured
the waters of baptism on our head nearly
well we ain't going to say how many years
ago, for that would be telling our age and
who then, as now, was pastor of the Catho
lic church at Newry, Blair county, is slowly
but surely recovering from a severe illness
which for a time threatened to put an end
to his long and useful life, nearly if not quite
fifty certainly more than forty-five years
of which have been spent in his present lo
cation. One evening the beginningof the present
week a piscafor fished out of the depths of
Shenkle's dam a pocket-book. It contained
only a few fish-hooks and lines and a scrap
or two of worthless paper, together with the
address of the owner. Sow, mark how
slight a circumstance will spoil a good local
item. This owner was soon discovered to
be alive and well, and so all thought of
dragging the dam for acorpse which reposed
at its bottom was abandoned a futile.
Many a sensation is spoiled in this same un
seemly manner.
Our journalistic neighbor, the Cambria
Herald, appeared in a new dress last week
new so far as the reading matter on the in
side, its only home production, was concern
ed and looked as neat and clean as we hope
it is prosperous and useful to the cause it
supports, which, being Republican, is noth
ing to brng about. With its new departure
the subscription price has been reduced from
S2.00 to S1..W per year, and this of itself
ought to add largely toits listof paying pat
rons. That such may prove to be the case
we will not be sorry to learn.
Do you renietn'oer a day long past, when
we roamed alone through a wind-filled
wood, and came to a ledge of rock at last,
where with hands clasped fast we silent
s'ood ? It is likely you do not re'memtwr
this episode ; but if yo i forget the fact that
James J. Murphy, l"' Clinton street, .Johns
town, sells cheaper made-up clothing than
can be elsewhere purchased in Cambria
county, you forget something to your own
personal disadvantage, flissicv k is lwv
first Ha.s, fresh ami full, and bis price list
shows the most reasonahie ,f prices.
The hot wave seems to have come bark
to us again, and heavy elothit.g donned a
few d.ivs ago has l-e doffed for the present.
The thermometer is up ! the ninety mark,
ami the letting question now is how to keep
cool. The tet rnefhisl of getting even witn
the weather hat we know of is to encase
yourself in one of those airy suit sold cheap
h ! socheap by Godfrey Wolff, next door
to the pot-ofrice, Altoona, Pa. Ther will
Te no danger then from sunstroke. Every
thing found in wetl coed acted clothing
Louses is kept for sale by Mr. Wolff. Ca'l
and sen hiui when you visi; the Mountain
city.
Many of the pemorrtas of this place and
other par's (f the county availed themselves
of the opportunity afforded by the presence
at Creon.on Thursday lat, of Senator Dill
and J. Simpson Africa, Esq., candidates re
spectively for the offices of Governor and
Secretary of Internal Affairs, to pay their
respects to those gentlemen, whom we are
sure it would have !e?en a source of gratifi
cation to at! onr people to meet. Affable,
courteous, and in an eminent degree intelii
ge.it and pleasing in conduct and conversa
tion, the visit of Messrs. Dill and Africa to
our county lias made au impression which
mntini hut redound tr the advantage of tbe
entire ticket.
General Imboden, of West Virginia, has
been spending the heated season at Gays
port, Blair county, varying the monotony of
things by getting into shape a new concep
tion of his for a locomotive which shall lay
all other locomotives in the shade. During
the war be fonght on the Confederate side,
and had many a tussle with the 54th Penn
sylvania regiment, commanded by Colonel
Jacob M. Campbell, and composed largely
of Cambria county men. It is now an
nounced that General Imboden, sinking the
warrior in the utilitarian, will go to Johns
town at an early day and lecture on the sub
ject of our general industries.
Captain Robert Johnson, of Altoona, is
known to onr local readers as a gentleman
who lived in Ebeusburg twenty-five years
ago, He is a memler of the legal profession,
aud latterly has achieved some fame as an
ardent speaker and worker in behalf of the
Murphy cause. A. A. Stephens, ' Esq., is
also a lawyer, with his residence in Tyrone.
The other day in Altoona, these two gentle
men became in volved in a personal contro
versy, and, from words, they proceeded to
blows. The wind-np was that Johnson was
knocked dewn by a blow from a chair wield
ed by Stevens, and in bis fall his left leg was
so doubled up under him that a fracture of
the bones of the ankle joint was the result.
The doctor gives it as his opinion that he
will be lamed for life.
On Monday of this week, Frank M'
Langhlin, Win. P. Jones, and Royal Hatina,
advance agents of a colony of probably thir
ty persons who will cut loose from this sec
tion in the fall and go to Texas to live, left
onr midst. Their ultimate destination is
Forth Worth, a town which just mow enjoys
the distinction of being the western termi
nus of the Texas Pacific Railroad, and in
the neighborhood of which these immigrants
propose to settle down. The country and
climate are represented to be most desirable
despite Phil. Sheridau's one-time remark
that "if he owned hell and Texas, he would
rent Texas and live in hell," and things will
go strangely amiss if prosperity fail to attend
this new departure. Mr. David Lewis,
Pome years ago Burgess of Ebensburg, Is
identified with the colony, as are Messrs.
Wm. M'Laughlin, James Jones, and other
heads of families.
We are requested to draw attention to
the fact that much mail matter directed to
this post office goes frequently astray by rea
son that the name of the county is not at
tached to the parcel. There is, besides our
own Elienshurg. a town of simitar name in
Crawford county, an Edenburg in Clarion
counly, and an Edinlmro in Erie cnuntv.
One day last week a lawyer, whose shingle
graces Colonade Row, saw in a listof uncall
ed for letters advertised in a Clarion county
paper the announcement of the fact that a
document su perse riled with tils name wasre
tained in the Edenburg post office for want
of an owner. A letter containing a valuable
remittance wa overdue, and the lawyer
knew at once where the mistake was. The
writer had forgot to affix the name of the
county to the address. He sent instructions
to the postmaster at Edenburg to forward
the letter, and it came promptly by return
mail. It contained a lottery circular !
A young man named Cloyd L. Delaney,
employed at the rolling mill of the Cambria
Works, Johnitown, met with a terrible death
about 3 o'clock on Wednesday morning last.
It seems, from the particulars furnished by
the Tribune, that young Delaiey, who was
In the seventeenth year of his age, had been
relieved ior a few minutes by one of his fel
low workmen, and taking advantage of the
rest lay down upon a ben;h in close proxim
ity to the engine. In about twenty minutes
after he was called to resume his labors, but
instead of -going around the ponderous fly
wheel he iu his bewilderment walked to
wards it and fell lietweeu two of the arms, or
spokes. In another instant the unfortunate
youth was literally dismembered and disem
bowled, his legs ami arms being torn off and
thrown in opposite directions. 'while his in
testines, as the Tribune relates, were seen
stringing out from his bowels and lapping
around the iron braces of the roof. Soon af
tor all that was left of the remains fell with
a heavy thud to the iron floor, from whence
tiiey were gathered up and with the scatter
ed members taken to an undertaking estab
lishment where they were properly coffined
and in due time sent to the home of the
rief stricken parents, who, it is needless to
say, have the sympathy of every feeling
heart iu their fearful bereavement.
CosfiRESSIOSALroSFEREXCE.-Co froth
the Candidate. The Democratic Congression
al conferees of this district met iu the chapel
building at Cresson, on Tuesday last, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. The different
counties were represented as follows : Cam
bria, by Messrs. Johnston, Blair and Downey:
Blair, by Messrs. Anderson, Woodkok and
Porter; Bedford, by Messrs. Kmpfieht,
Noble and Sehell ; Somerset, by Messrs.
Hartzell, Ruppel and Hartley. R.L. Johns
ton, Esq., of this place, was elected Presi
dent, anil Mr. Heflley, of Somerset, was
chosen Secretary, whereupon, without fur
ther proceedings, the conference adjourned
until 10 o'clock Wednesday forenoon, when
the con frees again met and the following
names were presented for t heir consideration :
John P. Linton and Herman Baumer, of
Cambria?; Wm. Hartley, Revnolds and
Kerr, of Bedford ; A. H. Coftroth, of
Somerset, and John Cresswell, jr., of Blair.
The first ballot resulted as follows : Linton
2; Banmer, 1 ; Hartlev, 1; Reynolds, 1;
Kerr, 1; Coffroth, 3; Cressweil, S. The
name of Mr. Cressweil was then withdrawn,
and the balloting was continued from time
to time throughout, the dav, the names of
Messrs. Hartley, Reynolds' and Kerr being
withdrawn after the eighth and that of ex
Sheriff Banmer after the twelfth ballot.
This narrowed the contest down to Messrs.
Linton and Coffroth, for the former of whom
the six conferees from Cambria and Blair
voted without a single vaiiation until the
forty fifth ballot was reached, abont 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening, the other six conferees
meantime sticking to Gen. Coft'roth with
ltke tenacity. After the thirty-fifth ballot
had been taken the name of Col. L'nton was
withdrawn, and, on motion of Mr Woodkok,
Alex. H. Coffroth, of Snmerset was nomi
nated by acclamation. The conference then
adjourned sine die.
The Lloyd Hankrtjptcy Cask. Elec
tion of Asxirjneex.Thei work of proving
claims In the Lloyd bankruptcy case was
heenn in Altoona on Tuesday of last week,
Kegister Si hafTer, of Pittsburgh, presiding,
ami after adjournment frnm day to day,
Fridav afternoon the books were closed aiid
the court adjourned. The claims proved
during the first three days were liabilities
of the Altoona and Leiisrnrg branches,
amounting to about half a million of doilars,
which had len conducted by Win. M. Lloyd
individually ; the other banks bad addition
al partners. Two liekets for assignees were
plaee.l in the field, one of which consisted of
.1. W. Curry, Altoona; William M. Jones,
KlHMishurg ; K. II. (iardner. Hoi I ida vsbn rg.
The other was composed of A. Ii. Morrow.
HoKidnystiurg; W. l. Conch. Altoona ; and
r;-v. F. IlnfT. C.reen-biirg. The fi rst named
tn-fcet was siiecessful by a large majority of
vo'es of the creditors and ,v a majority rep
resenting 51(12,407.1; of the claims. The
vote was
Voes. Claims.
IT -s.ivlii.tr?
I W liH.liis tS
Curry. Jones. Gardner..
Mnrniw, ('iiui-h. Huff ...
Of the assignees. Mr. Curry is a resident
of Altoona, and is well known throughout
the State as h iving been t h.iplain of the lafe
Constitutional Convention ; Mr. Jones, an
honest and capahle man. is a much esteemed
resident of this place, being connected with
the large mercantile establishment of K.
Roberts & Ron, and Mr. tiardner, an old
schoolmate of our own. lives in Hollidavs
bnrg. They are all energetic and trust
worthy men, and will not fail to do their
entire duty in the important work before
them. They hare a big job on hand, bat It
is thought they are equal to the task.
A most important c asp. of a man over
Fl years of age, who has suffered 30 years
from inflammation of the kidneys, and at
times completely prostrated by pain and loss
of sleep, was finally completely restored by
tbe use of n.irosma to such a perfeet state of
health that he was able to go West on a
trip. The IUrosma is a mild nervine aud
anodyne.
Prepared by K. K. Thompson, TitnsriJle,
Pa. For sale by Leminon & Murray, Ebeusburg.
Local Corresjtondence.
St. Boniface, Au?. 6. l7s.
Dfr Frfeman Since my last contribution
to your spicy and interest inir columns, which
are always emrerly perused by many reaiier?,
lit i le has t ranspired worthy of mention, except
that our well-to-do furracre in Klder. Chest and
Susquehanna townships time finished the task
of (THtherinfr in a bountiful hr-est, which In
the matter ot quantity and quality is believed
to be the largest and best that has been garner
ed for many a year.
Several Ixrire and substantial barns have been
erected in this and adjoining townships Just In
time to store sway the abundant crops.
A mi in tier of ihe farmers in this vicinity are
( busily enir mred in burning their clearing, ire
i Intention hemir to have them rolled aud plowed
j In time for fali scedintr.
We were informed a few days aro that three
of Glen Connell s most enterprtsinir citizens, t
I Mr. C. A. Lantihein. Ksquire John J . Gill, and
j Dr. J. B. Noonan. took it into their heads al ter
a hard day's work that they needed a general
I cleansing, and repairinir to Flynn's (or Gate's)
dam, Messrs. I.Hnijbein and Gill, both of whom
I areexpert swimmers, speedily pluntred in, leav
I injr the Doctor, who Is not much on the swim,
' to "puddle his own canoe" in shallow water, at
; the same time cautioninir him airainst ventur
, bur too far from shore, as the water was deep
I and rapid beyond a certain limit. The Dor-tor,
I like all gay and thouif htless youths, soon foritol
the kind ad mon i i ions of his t riend, aud takintr
a few steps forward tumbled over an abrupt
embankment, (truirvliiur at a desperate rate
to riirniii the shore, his condition wnS discover
ed by 'Jvjuire Gill, who promptly hnsteiied to
his rescue, thereby endangering his own life,
which, owinir to the Doctor's strinrles, won Id
undoubtedly have been sacrificed in the vain
effort to save n fellow heinir frmn drowning had
not Mr. Ijamrbein, with irreat presence ot mind
and in the very nick of time reached bim a
pole. Willi the aid of which tmth the striiKifling
men were finally and fortunately ln,1eJ in
safety. Our advice to the Doctor, which he
probably oon't stand in reed of, is to keep a
safe distance from all deep water tn the future.
The members of Ihe Catholic church in this
place intend to hold anoi her pic-nic at ttie old
grounds, on the 27ih and 28ih of the present
mor.th, to still further aid in the purchase of a
new organ, the last pic nic not having realized
sufficient for that purpose. The committee of
arrangements intend to leave nothing undone
to make the two days lively and pleasant to all
who may favor them with their presence. They
have engage! two string bands, one for the
English ami theotlnr for the tier .'nan platform,
and Ihe Carrolitown and Cherry Tree cornet
biimla are to he secured for the occasion. He
sides all this, we are assured by the committee
that Prof. Kberl's fine minstrel troupe, of Al
toona, have cniraired and will give entertain
ments iu Holts' large ball on the evenings of
the "iTth and 2lh inst.
That the Village of St. Boniface Is Improving
is apparent to all who have visited it of late.
Ihe hiree two story building of Ihe Messrs.
Holts is to je used in t he f u I lire as a public hall,
a private residence, and a carriage shop. Vr.
John Hrt ho, one of our most enterprising
young citizens, b.ns built himself a handsome
two story house on the outskirts of the village,
com in Mii ling h deiiirht f u I view of t he surround
ing country. AVe hope it will not fie long until
John will occupy It with one of Kldcr's taJrest
..ufl't"rsasa lite-long sharer of his joys and
sorrows.
Mr. Joseph Rhody win U"A a grand pic-nil
on Saturday. Ihe filth int.. at inpn o.inell.
And here let mesav that Mr. U. has made quite
an improvement in his hotel at St. L iwrence,
which makes it a much more desirable stopping
place for the traveling public. Hatti.k Axe.
CARnoi.r.TOws, Aug. 6, 1S73.
Dear Freeman On last Saturday arternoon
there wasquile a bustle in our town. Gaily at
tired figures with pleasure-beaming counten
ances "vcre tn be seen sauntering tin and down
street, evidently waiting for conveyances to
take Ihein from their Tellus of expectation to
their Elysium of participation. Meantime the
casual bystander gnve evidence of his friendly
or unfriendly disposition towards the young
upstarts by the nature of his predictions. Ere
long several buggies and wagons put in an ap
pearance, and their merry roll through the
northern part of town made it plain that the
lar half hour's stir was the preliminary chirp
of the newly Hedged Dramatic Troupe connect
ed with the T. H. T. A. S. about, to essav their
first adventure abroad. Scarcely h;iii the town
regained its usual monotony when another par
ty, consisting, it is said, of four reporters and
a certain merry-maker, started in hot pursuit,
and though they arrived at the Cherry Tree in
good time tn make close observation and gain
all possible information, their report ha? not
yet reached the public eye : nor will it, I pre
sume, for it is said that the humorist of the par
ty so completely unstrung their nerves by ti is
continual outpourings of genuine and spirited
tales that they were rendered unfit for the ar
duous task'they had undertaken. In lieu there
lore ot their report I will endeavor to give yon
a brief account of the trip and the success at
tending the debut of the T. H. T. A. S. at Cher
ry Tree In the drama ot "Ten Nights in a Bar
room." The participants In the entertainment, num
bering about twenty, arrived at Cherry Tree at
5 o'clock, all f eeling somewhat fatigued and no
doubt hoping, as I hoped, that a good supper
awaited them. Xor were they disappointed in
their expectations, for having stopped at Capt.
Weaver's, t hat gent leman, ever true as he Is to
his reputation for genuine hospitality, soon
summoned them to what the gods of old would
have called a sumptuous fea9t. The Captain
certainly Is a "hale fellow well met" and keeps
the right kind of a hoteL
A f ter supper all betook themselves to Kneed
ler's Hall, where they foiinl everything in rea
diness for the play. Mr. Kneedier, it is proper
here to say, is an energetic man and takes great
interest iu anything that advances ths cause of
education. Iu proof of this assertion I need
only cite the fact that he put up the stage and
benches and fitted up the hall purposely lor t lie
occasion, and yet charged the troupe lor fts use
scarcely enough to pay for Ihe lumber. When
the time arrived for the entertainment to begin
things look"d very discouraging, inasmuch as
there was scarcely any one in tho Hall except
the players. Soon however tney began tn gath
er, and thanks to such men as Jesse Harter,
Dr. lirallie. and several ot Hers whose names I
did not have the pit asure of learning, at eight
o'clock the curtain rose to an audience of about
two hundred, all of whom observed the most
perfect decorum throughout the entire per
formance, and if their applause may be accept
ed as an evidence of their apprecial ion all were
highly pleased. The Cherry Tree band lent a
mos. generous hand by playing through the
streets in the evening and discoursing some
veryifinemusic during the intervals in Ihe acts
and scenes. At ft o'clock the entertainment
closed and all left the Hall apparently well sat
istied the audience with the evening's recrea
tion and the players with i heir success and the
kind treatment they had received.
The Tr.-e has very fine "roosters." to barrow
one of Jesse's phrases, and they need not be
surprised to see the Carrolitown boys back
again some lime. Uomainu.
A Very Hoggish Talk. The following
from the Altoona Siorning Tribune of Wed
nesday may be true, but it. sounds very much '
to its like an old hog story rehashed aud lo
calized : j
Nat. Ramsey fells this tale on an Antls town-
ship farmerand hog. The farmer built a worm-
fence around i.ne nf his fields. In one of the
punnels he took for a bottom rail a hollow loir,
which had a large crook in the middle. The ,
farmer had a hoir which annoyed hnn no little, !
by getl ing into fields where he was not wanted, I
and was nolessat a loss to know how that orig
inal of lard got into that neht. So he instituted
a careful watch to find out the shrewdness I fiat
was in this particular porker. What was his
astonishment to Mud the animal entering at one
end of this hollow log and emerging into t fie
Held at the other end. Then the fanner set his
wits af work to astonish that hog as much :is
the hog had annoyed him. So be gets to woik
and turns the log over, making the bend to
ward the inside of the field, thus throw ing boi h
ends on the outside, and awaited developtm nis.
Present ly along came his hoc-ship, and darted
in at one end t.f the log. hut ;hfc astonishment
of the animal was great wh n he found he was
not in the tl"bl, and back nearly where be start
ed from. He looked a sort of ohfucatd,
thought there was some mlsnke about thy mat
ter, and tried it over again and g lin, first in at
one end t hen at the other, still w ith tbe same
result not in the field. He was the picture of
be wiiderment .so amusing t hat t he farmer came
near losing his life bv the operation. He had
seated hiinetf on the stump ot a tree, reaching
some ten feel shove ttie ground to watch ttie
movemenfs of the hog. and in a fit of laughter
over the juke he had played on the animal felt
otT. but was caught by a srubof the stjtnp in
the seat of his unmentionables, and would
nrobably have died in ttiar position, had not
Mr. Kainsoy very fort jnately came a oog at
that moment and relieved hnn from hia un
pleasant predicament.
An Undeniahle Tktth. You deserve
to suffer, ami if you lrail a miserable, unsat
isfactory lif in tliis lieautiftil world, it is
entirely your own fault anil there is only
one excuse, for yon, your unreasonable
prejudice ami skeniicistn, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledgH and com
mon sens reasoning will soon show yon
that Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick headache,
palpitation ol the befrt, sour stomach, hal
itnal costiveiiess, dizziness of the head, ner
vous prostration, low spirits, etc. Its sales
now reach every town on the Western Con
tinent, and nota Drncrgist, among whom we
may name L,emmon & Murray, of" this place,
hut will tell you of its wonderful cures.
Threw doses will relieve yon.
Yon will find the best assortment of
shoes, and the lowest prices f ir the same, af
Markers' cheap rash trtores, Ebensburg aud
Carroiiiown.
AND-
With STRAW CARRIERS, of Different Sizes.
."so
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The above Cut represents a Two Hots Sweep, with Iron Frame, verv slmpl In Its eon.trautlon
and durable. It U a Tumbling Bar Power and hai an Iron Jact.J "ro"'on
THE OLD WAY
The Best Way.
Save Your Money and
WHEN YOCR MEN AND HOUSES
VImo, Cutting 13.os,
AJdrcsS: W. H.
JULY W. 19TS.-2rr..
Local Correspondence.
CARROI.t,TOWN. Aug. C. Is78.
TAR Frkem A.i-On Thursday last, about 2
o clock, p. m., ihe lust brick in the new school
house in this place was laid, and immediately
tnerea i ic-r ? bcautit ul bouquet was senCnp to
the contracting i.'cklayer, Mr. Addelsbei gnr.
bythe Rev. Prior.who mar.;.' -sted in this manner
his pleasure and delight at the piogr. se made
in the building, the completion or whicu l.e
has so much at heart. In a very brief time the
silver cornet band appeared upon the ground.
Hiid ere long a keg of beer was discovered by
parties present, and soon the occasion became
one of festivity and ireneral rejoicing. The
success of the contractor. Mr. M. Addelsberger,
was toasted in flowing tnnkards of beer hv all
in attendance, and the afternoon was whiter!
away in pleasant converse and social inter
course. While on this subject It fs due to Mr. A. to
express the high opinion entertained of him,
personally and as a mechanic, by the Itev. Prior
and all others interested in the huildimr, the
highest tribute to his workmanship being ex
pressed by the mere mention of the tact that
out of greatly inferior materials rough, un
shapely and badly burned brick he made an
excellent job. both as to appearance aud solidi
ty. Mr. Addelsberger may rest Assured that he enn
refer at any time for endorsement as to skill,
faithfulness and promptness to Itev. Amaudus
Kramer, O. S. audio all other parties di
rectly interested.
May he continue to merit and receive the
sincere commendation that follows him from
Carrolitown wherever he may use his trowel in
the future. giKSiu.
t'e lr. Van ljkf- SnlphnrNonp.
Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy
removes dandruff, chafing, prickly heat, sores
eruptions, burning, stinging and itching of tbe
skin and scalp. A sulphur hath with it is high
ly recommended. Always ask for it by its rull
name. 7 -., . -tim J
OKI I I Alt V.
MAG FT RE. Died, in Pittsburgh, on Thurs
day, Aug. 7. I-sts. Mks. Aii.fem Magi'ike, wife
of .Iam-s Maguire, aged about 77 years.
Mrs. M. was born of French parents in one of
the West India islands, and when a young wo
man came with her family to Philadelphia,
where she continued to reside until about 14,
when with her Tat her and sister, the lafe Mrs.
Robert L. Johnston, she came to this place,
where her brother. Dr. A rist ide H odrigue, was
tn n residing. Her early education, as well ns
that of her deceased sister, had been carefully
attended to. anil her literary and musicil at
tainments were not only varied and extensive,
but of the highest order. She possessed all the
virtues of a true and Christian woman, and the
Catholic Church, of which she whs a member,
had no more sincere and devout worshipper.
Her remains were brought to this place and
Interred in the Catholic cemetery on Saturday
morning. May herssoul rest in pea- e.
STEVENS. -Died, near Lore: to. Jul v 23. 1ST,
Vincent, infant son of Michael and Mary Ste
vens, aged 8 months and 3 days.
Dear little Vfntle has gone
Far. far from his mother's arms;
In heaven he is. we all nre aware,
Praying for ns all to be there ;
fone from this world of tortures
From all evil and snares. C. S.
WHITE.- Died, in Placklick township, on Fri
day, Aug. 2d, Jam cs Airc.rsTiNE. aged ! months
and 14 days, and on Sunday. Aug. 4, IS7-s, M akv
Amelia, aged 9 in on t hs and 16 days, t in babes
of James and Mary While.
FEND. Died, in Johnstown, on Monday,
Aug. 5. 178. of consumption, Mrs. Hannah
Fi-.nh, wire of Jacob Fend, in the 57th jear of
her age.
PR! NO I.E. Died, in Placklick township, on
Monday, Aug. 5. l;x. of pneumonia, Mr. Phil
ip W. Pkingle, aged about 45 years.
TyTOTICE. Notice is horeby jrh-on
that the firs' and final account of John
Pysn. Tru.tee appointed to make sale of the real
estate of Thomas Kodgers. Ins been filed in the
office of the I'rothonotary of Cambria eounfv. and
that said account will lie presented to the Court
for confirmation on the 5rst ."Monday of September
next, unless cause be shown to the'oontrarv.
C. p. CI'ONNKU, Prothonotnrv.
Prothonotary's Office, Phennhurg. Aug. 5, 1?TS.
! "piXKOUTOK'S NOTICE.
1 Kstate of MtriiAFT, Wkakt.ANP.
Whereas letters testamentary to the ci-tnle of
Michael tVcakland, late of Susquehanna, town
ship, deceased, have been grnte. to the under
signed, all persons indebted to safd estate are re
quested to make immediate pay men., and thus
having claims or demands against ttie estate of
said fieejent wfll make known the sure without
delay to LKW1S J. BKAKKK. Kxeculor.
Susquehanna Twp., Aug , 1T3 6t.
ADM IN ISTI1 A T 10 N N O TICK.
Kstate of Wm. J. I'arkish, dee'd.
Letters of administration on the estate of Wrrr
T.'l'arrish. late of Washington township. Cambria
emirty, dee.'d. have been gi anted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said es
tate are requested tu make immediate ayment,
and t!iose having claims against the lime wi:l
present them properlv ant bent icated for settle
ment. .MAKV PAKKISil. A dm'.
Cresson, Washington Twp., Auj. 9, 1;
SIicrifFs Sales.
1 Y virtue of sundry writs of f. Kn. and .4'.
I) Pcii.i. A.'j-poii.. iurd out of the Court tit
Common fleas of Cambria county nnd to me
directed, there will lie exposed to public sale,
at t he Hotel of Conrad Kaab, in Johnstown, on
Saturday, August 3lstf I87C,
at a o'tloCK, p. M . the following real eMato,
to w it :
All the right, title and interest of A. J. Knlo
ple. of. in and to a lot of ground situate in Coop
ersdnle borough, Cambria, county. I a., fronting
on Uroad street, adjoining lot of James Smith on
the north. ni.'I an alley on the south and east,
having thereon ereeted a two story plank house,
now In the. occupancy of A. J. Knippie. Taken i
In execution and to he sold at the suit cf Jmes
Ccoper, for use of Leonard Hook. j
Ai.so. all the right, title and interest of Fred
erick Hoff man, r.f. in and to a lot of ground situ
ate In the "fourth ward of Johnstown borough,
Cambria county. Pa, 'renting on the Hedford
Turnpike on t he east , ad joining lot of H agh It. van
on the nor ill. lands of heirs of J. Horner, de
ceased, on the south, and ruuntng bank to an al
ley, having throon erected a two story plank
house, now In the occupancy of Frederick II off.
man. Taken in execution aud to be sold at ths
alt of Margaret Stemtner.
Tkhms of Sai.b. One-third or the purchase
money to be pain when tlio pi t pei ty is knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds lief -ire the
confirmation of tbe deed.
JOHN It V A V. PhertT.
ttivrUT'sOffce, Fbtpsburg, A vguti 7, IKib.
j HATE lOl'R Off H K-
Mollis tuwr - .ss p. -r-
j thresh gV-Krv frr-T
' When It salt job. - r ' Tf j." ... 7171 ,. , V
?QWERS
HIKES!
Do Tour Own Threshing
HAVE NOnilXO ELSE TO D.".
Soliool 1 olc, lilto.
H. NIVLIHQ & CO.,
rounrfirs find Jlacliinists,
TYIt.NF.. rA.
e s
or a
mmn run is torn m.
Jy virtue or an order of the Court of Coni-
mon Pleas of Cambria count v. to mi- direct
ed. I will offer nl puhl e sale, at ISlum's Hall, ic
the borough of Carrolitown, on
SATURDAY, the 31st day of August.
inst., at 1i o'clock, p. M..'the fol owing described
real estate, to wit:
All that PIECE OR FARM OF LAND
known as the Joseph (Jant nW farm, situated in
Carroll "township, in the said ci.vety ot Cam
bria, adjoining lands of Jann s Dougieos. Sebas
tian S hens. Vims Pfisiei . and ot tiers, and , on
tnining .V Acres, mure or le, two-thirds of
which are cleared, the balance being well cov
ereiMvith rail t imber inn! other hard woods.
Jf This is one of the best located fnrnis In
Carroll tov.nshi. and has thereon ereetcd a
double plank two story liwii.i.iMi HofsE con
taining six looms mi l a kiteot n, a Hank Hakn
and all necessary On t lui i ;din a. It has also a
thriving Orchard, good water in abundance,
and is within a stone's throw of a Memo grist
mill and a public school house, and i not more
than two miles from Carrolitown. The place is
underlaid with coal, iron ore and fire clay, and
is in a good Mate of cultivation. A si'UMiin
CHANCK FOH INVESTMENT.
I erms of Snl-. t in... third or the purchase
money to be paid on continual ion of sale. one.
third in one year, am!the remaining tine third
in two yen i s I roin conn rin a 1 1 n ot sale- - deter
red pH.vmeiits to bear interest and tie secured
by tbe bonds and niortg.ige or the purchaser.
IIIOM AS Ki.F.U,
Assignee ot Joseph Gantner.
Carroll Twp.. Aug. a, ls;s.-,ji.
III l tit r i . - r. .
'1'iu.iii id?' i. vtniscs sc-l t
ilntrn
tor tril at the ..oeiiTtm l..ro,
... .. uun,
com mencing on Mo.vhat, seitembsk 2rt, Js;s :
FIRST W EEK.
Olewlne's use vs. Conrad.
Canibria County vs. Trenkley.
Wagner vs. Ii rooks' Adm'rs.
Criliithuv Davis vs. Klinemyer,
Swartzi. Mausbach. . . vg. Myers.
SKCOND WEEK.
Rose's use
Hollas
Watson
Sej-se
Potts' use
Kearney
People's Fire Ins
Same
Troxell ,
N eg lev
Uex..'. .
M'Mullen
K rise's use
Set t lemyer
Horner et al
Pluminer
Newell
Mulliincy
Jones
J ones
Wagner ,
I'atton ,
vs. Murphy,
-vs. Hums,
-vs. fjapsley.
.vs. tieddy et a I.
-vs. Orr's Adm'rs.
-vs. U'Kti.n.
Co.
.vs. I.omher.
-vs. I'll versaught,
vs. I l.-hel!s.
vs. Stineman.
.vs. Shoemaker et al.
vs. Thomas.
vs. Ilonahoe.
.VS. I.ewiS.
. .vs. Park et al.
vs. I'liimnicr.
vs. Jot.
vs. l.MRey.
v. Weaver.
vs. Wilkin et al.
v9. Aai izon Ins'uce Co.
vs. Poverg'iod.
vs. I tel.
C. K (I IKIVVt-l I !.-. h.. ...
Uradlcy
Prothonotary's Office, Khcnsburg, Aug-. 5. psrs.
j
The- Oreal Kldnev
Medicine la Dot a new
I coiii).uiid j ff. has heen
bef-jre ttie publfc a'years
and n'd bv ail rlxsM-8.
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ChfUl MAVH frtm lln..p,r.B
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snai r i
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ru,wnM) ana ceatu nuiv
lBfy tJ given rn hj l'liVltr,.n
to die. i( NT S HK.UKHY cure sli 'Ha
rases of lb Klncy. ilidiler. and I rlnarr
Ornans. I)rukV liravcS, P-iabrtes, ai.l
nniutinrrrs et- I K election f ("rine.
Hf M K Tr."rp V er.couruk-e, e.f; o.tida
B petite, I rnt" tif tic syt-'n. r-n-w.-d li.-Rjiij
lsts-resi.lt. 111 XT'! im.flHI cures Pain
In ihe Nil?, lin k, or 1 -..Ins. t.eneral JJet il
tty, Female J.:ei.-a. I'ifluri.ed leej., l.oa
rfAppetlfe, ttrtgl't'a tfa.i- of Ihe K.-U
fteya and all Coe-iplaints of f ' e 'rii.o-t.enita I
Organ, ill NT S Kr'.IKDV i fire -v--tahte.anrpei
is a m--1 jcvrr t .'ore f jrni;,, J o :! a
piit'lic. and tue utm ist r-iiaace iuf ee ie. d i;, ,
111 I j lim..-lil la ;repHr--d t-' V-
m i r.r i. lor in rs F!
sboie o'!eae, and
lui never brcu
krusn ti fsit.
One trial will ess
Inc- mi.
read fur pami JUct to r
WM. V. Tt aHKK.
I'oTit .s( r..
It I fi mil & lJ sat
Agut p. j s -iy.
.hk vii.i i:
A tberongh eonrse tn n.rr-k-keei Ir.g. Partman
ship. Telegraphing, I'ram1;,. fr i g t-h Hranehes.
Hp. Vend lor eircu I a-a nd .eci mfi, of f'txit, stit
rnament.l per.manhtp. Knclore fts cents in
Stamps Address.
Aug.!-4t. A. W SMITH. Meadville, Pa.
NOW RK.tDT I-Tk trBI irllHftariitt of
a fss a m hrr
(4 I W4 S fa3" Ft Aft Itan
8 4gVl5tfB S IV.
A full history of bis eTploritlons In frb.-a nnd
taiirer'rtii foiirney ttnrn thr i'on,?(i. The pubijr;
are ranerty n;tlnir this fx" k. It ! of rao.lrtt
interest, richly illustrate 1. otr priced, and will
sell without a "parallel For !u!I description and
terms, address lli HB.iitn P-k-iti: Etts Pnhoher,
Sun.jAGENTS WAN FED
ADMINISTRATION NOTICK.
Ksta'e of MlCHAKf. M'Cl IHt:. tlec'il.
Iet t ers of ad minis? rat Ion on 1 he ktate of M ich'l
IVlctJulre. late of Allegheny towi, .!,!; Caml'ria
county, deceased, ha'e hem granted f the under
signed, who hereby give notice to all j-ersons In
debted to said estate thai paimrnt must bi made
without delay, and those having claims against
the same riil present them properly au! henl lea
ted for settlement.
C vrilAItlNK M rtl'IRF, Adm't.
.1HN- P. S1UPL.US. Adm'r.
August 17H -flt.
SSIGNKK'S NOTICE Notite
Is lo
iereby given that .Insep.li C, aiiTm-r
and wife, ot Carroll township, have made an as
signment of thefr real and petsonal estate to
Thomas Kit, in trust for the benetilof creditors.
All persons, therefore. Indebted to sahl estate
will make : mme.il mic payment, and thoe having
eltilms auainst the same wll present them proper
ly aulhcultcated firt f ft:!eiiieiit.
THtlM AS P.tll- R.
A'afuni-4! of Joseph L Ultr a.h'J Wife.
Cato.l Twp., A-g. 2, .'tj.l.-tt.
(CAY
M jr AT aT
SHERIFF'SSALEG.
1Y irtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fit . V. ?,
i ."r; oii. slid I.riMri fi i'i. Ini'it out e! :
I'ouit of Common i'li-HS if ttnt.,ls rn' - iv
fir,! to me onocte-l. there will be t nj i
public SNle. hi the Court House in K'enl . -,
On MONDAY, StPTE MBIR 2d, Ui
t I o'clork. I. M .. the following real e!f .
to wit :
All the right, title and trterert of pernsi t
Kurt. of. In sn.t to a lot uf ground situated In r
rrlltewn borough. 4'ambrm onnty. Pa., trontit g
on i.smpbell street on the seuth'snd ,tj..1i:irg
lot ot heirs of Jol.n t 'ainpbell. dec'J. on t he imn U
rnd west; bsvirg thereon rr"-ted ft. orio s cry
frm ln.ii(-. now in the oecupancy of H. Kri.
Taken tn execution and to so hi at the suit cf
.1 o'j,li Sr IneMser fur nf of H. M. Kerr.
Also, all the ri h t. t it le and interest of .. .f .
Sleltx of. In ii,i to a lot ot i-roiind situatr.l :u
t'arrollt'.wn tnir.nigh t 'atTrta eeumy. Ph., bou'ei
ed on theent t y hureh'si reel, on "t he port h by
lot of M irfMfl 7.o tier, on tl.e st bv Mam street,
and on tle sout Ii by bit of Mrs. Kayler. having
thrreen erected a twostorr h'use. new In the o--ciipaney
of A. .1 StnVr Taken -n exeent bin c 1
tn he sold at the suit of A. Walters, tor use if
Fi!:x Jacobs.
A 1 so. all the right, title and Interest of S lv.
ter U . Ityrne. exeetiior of .Istmes Pyrne 1eo'iJ.i'(
In an I to a let -f ground s t luted in t he vl I lage f
St. Nicholas. It.irr townh:p. Cambria county.
Pa . fronting on Main street on the north, hav.i-g
an alley on t be west, mt joining lot oi Henry Hop
ple on the eat and land of Nii-hela l.nnN urn
on ttie s.'Utti. havin thereon ere-!ed a o :i,it
lank hou.e. now tn t he r,'iiiaii-y r.f A ! St !
1ST. Taken In rerut on mid to be sold at
suit i f Nicholas I.imtx.nrn.
A i so. a 1 t he r ght. ti; le and fn teres! of .1 ante
; M. t.r .'.ley and Mary E Pra.tley t in and to a
j lot el tr. uii I si'mte.1 In Snmn itvi! e fM.rou I.,
.('ain'.ua n un"y. I'a . fr m inn on I he 1 urnprl .
' a ' t ti c lt of John Sha bjiuli on the w t. i
j l"y n t tie riort h. and lot of John I iit "tl to"
i ent, hat tig tnerei-n erene-1 a one Svri.f-a haT
! story frame house and par.k stable. n-'W tn
t (iiviipurviil Mary rn Hurton. Taken ini
rut:, n and to be sold at the m t of Jauie M. till"
lan, for ue of J , .1itit on X S.-nn Inn
A i so. all the n- hi. t it le and interest of Thomas
li .ini in of. in aed l a pie-e of land s 'uite I 1 :i
j .l..nliiiiv tow ti In p. "n iii'.ria potnii y. Pa., ben m.I
e. an-l i!esrritH-d a follows- Hew inning at
I rhe.uiut ln-e: thence we-t 1'. perches ah r.g
, Mi'y Itrown's and Vcnn Ijewt' land; thene
. r.. rt!i degrees, west perches to a post at
Kicloir.l hilchoi.rs ; thence nort h by Homier'
Ian. I north 45 degrees, wot 6 perches to a sugar,
i north 'J! degrees 8 perches along liilworlh 'i.l
; H tinner's to a spruce; t hence south alot.g John
j Knuckle's bind ST itegreis east per. -ii-g. ti a,
j beech : t hence soni ii To decrees, ea-t l:t pcrrhea,
! to a suuar; thence bv and Dilworth'd
land. Sou h 6".-4 degrees, e.ist i!'"T perches, to th
place of beginning ont.iimn o! a r. sand PS
parches, and ttie usual allowance a d appurtenance.-
having t hTcon erected a s'i hiii raw mill.
Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit of
Henry O internum.
hAi.ii, all the rigid, title and Interest of Joseph
McDonald of. in nnd to a lot of ground iltuale l
in the Past ward of phenshurg bor..iiw h. '.ntnhri.
count y. Pa., bounded on t he wet by 1 Vtitr Ft re t,
en the north by an alb y. on the east by an alley.
and on ttie south by lot of , tiarm"-
thereon erected aiwn story frame tioui and s'a
ble now in the occupancy of .losepn McDonald.
Ato. a niece or pircol of land situated fn t'atn
iiria township. Cambria lotinty. Pa.. don'tig
lands of John Hlnir. Joseph Htown. and other,
containing 1 acres, mote or b-s. Aiao a l t iT
ground su ua ' ed in the fiit ward of Khi nbiir;r
b.irouiih. 'ambria county. Pa. hounded on ih.
wos! by Center Mreet. on the north and east l ir
lands i.f Johnston Moore, mil on 1 l:e gou'hty an
alley. Tekctl In oxeciiti-ui aud to he oJd at tl.
fuit'of I:. Huberts H Son.
Also, all the right . i it le and tn'creM rt II. V.
Plot tier, tleorge W. Kirhy. Thotjots J. Seaman.
H. p. Seaman, and W. P. M I'-hacls. t.f. In and f
a il that cert ain piece or parcel of grntin I cons!'
ing d two town lots. Onated fn the borough of
vvilinore. Ca:nt-,. . Pa., b :n led and i!e
scribed ns i'v l ilri at Vi-rni-r of
pring anc ,crTi l.tin C: if" " ! r-r irr.i
ftn-it I'Jx ft .! i . . j : t!.. ti--e t. -hi. I
allev l'Js feet t.
ati.f a
ley Ills leet to S pring ! rei-t ; t tie nee l,v sal s re t
IJs feet to t lie place of bejnmo, knari on tha
plan.i f fotsof said borouati ns No. 40 ind N o. i, l e
ing t lie sntne lot ot it..iii., e .tn x (-. to 1 1,. l ru-te.-s
. f the Met o.hm I p..-,.j a rhi'ir I; a' M lino,
by Charles Kip an I wife, hv dee, I oa-el A u
giit -1 t. 1 -T I . and record .-.f jo' rl-r otfi-e,
for Cnmt.ri.1 eou ily. in ie.-. I i.-k . v.d. ?, :, pug
3- etc. - linvinj t hereon ere,-' ,-.1 a Irani hn , 1 ,r,g
known as i he f et hod I p t- -pal rl tin h 1 .
Ill eiiiTii! toti and b be sold at : he suit, of Johns
town Hii:1 lung anil, .an Xs.-ia;..ii.
Aiso. all ttie rigt-t. ti' le aii-t u-'.eri t of W m.
1. unities i, I in ntct t .i a j o-e or pir-il t larij
sit ii a rd ill Mi-.j;t-l,:i.itia i..t nh;p i ntn hrla c. uti -ty.
fn . ,! ,!ni-it Im-ls of A 'oodi rham. A.
Kern. 11 ps- Sl I.n.yd. an 1 ot In r. o -lit;, t. It g 1.
acres, more or les. liavit,g there.."i erected a two
story frame hon-e. board tlle and Mnktn t It
shop, now in I lie occupancy of Wnliam liuifi:le.
Taken in ecuti. n a ud to be sold at the suit of
t IfiT.'f 1 1 lint ley.
A t.-so. all the'rlght, ! it'e and interest i f M i'ha l
I'li'h of It. and lo a piece or pa ret 1 of land situ
ated in Carroll town-lrp, aiiihria eoun'v. Pa.,
adioinnig lands ( ctriek. John" lteclt ,
John Hoover, and others, eon tain trig sj acres,
more or less, haling t hereon erected a two story
plank bouse and log barn, now in the occupancy
of .Michael Push and I.uke Hiti. Taken in x
ecntior and to be sold at the suit of A. A. Par
ker ti. Son
A t-so, a 11 the right, tit le and interest ol Frederick
Adams, ot. in hn i to a pipe it parcel of land sit
uated in Karr towTirliip. Cambria rounlv. I'a . ad
joining Ian Is f 'iv.rge pre.),, iteorge i .ui-k. P.
If'ilnnd.and Caspr Sn.ltli, eoti'alnnig M acres,
more or less, unimproved. AJo. a piece or iarec I
of land situated in liarr tow n.-hip. Cnrubrla c,nt,.
ty. Pa., adioining bueist Henrv stuiltz M chat l
llelman. I lerinis l-i ! fe. a ud iternard f'onahoe,
riritaf:i:ug .V acres, mure or less, un'i.ri.vnl!
la wen in execution and to be sold at the suit of
(ieorge W. lumber, tor use of V. S. Parker.
TCHMS or SAI.K -Klio-thlrd .f tho i nrchas.
money lo l e jia:d w hen tbe propert v f knocked
down, and f h remaining two thuds Je forrtht
contlruiation of the deed.
JOMV It VAN. StierifT.
Sheriff's Office. Ptien-bi tg. At g. 3. 1
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Nt1 HP is hereby given Unit the following
named A coui-ts have t. een insed and filed
in the Ifegikier'-il!icc at Kb. nvt,,,rif. jn ,,,, fllI.
the -oiint v .if I aiiibrin. and will tie prt set, ted
to the Diphans' Ciutt of mi i 1 e. , ti i . f..roo-
nrmiiiiiiii nun .- 1 1.. wa n ee. .n Wi
I Ii day of M:r-t r.M m n, A . I . t -7
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1. The tir.t nnd titii.1 i irt Mrv U-i.u
nc!I. iiliiiioi-tr-'itrii of Francis .Al ;(.:,', ; i i..
of Cl.-arfiehl town, lop. ,ie- , . .
2. The hrt an i pirtil a- ;.,f ,.( u .rr
fth guardian of M arv c. tu. htcur, a u.irior in; I 1
d I iV . Uoeniiour. dee d.
Jt. Tbe fi'st Bill parnsl a,--oer,t .( N j t;r f
fii ti. gi.ar.fian of 'i.,ti- ;.! noa.-. a ii.lnor .-i,.. i
t.f I .V. (Jo. tinour. h.t .1
4 The B'-eount ot John I "ik. m."nir .,( t j,,
will and tctaincnt -.( l;..'..rt I -k. .t.-r-1
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