PL.
M4V
2, ih;.
tOtAL AXD FERSOXAL.
Hfpk. TSiTr.r. and ttte Omii Place.
rind chip hats :it Barkers'.
r Donald will pay part oash for wool.
SlcPonald iUs men's eottonade suits at
1 1 ' .
M' Donald 6ells men's eassimere suits at
? 0r
jf -Donald sells men'e caps at 8 cents
McDonald tells ladies' ties at 6 cents
M -Donald ll3 ladies' corsets at 25 cents
M' P naM sells ladles' collarets at 1
-.AfVDonald sel!i m.-n's wool hats at 50
Johnstown is to have a new brass band
of sixt'-t-n pieces:
-!". . virt was hi recular session at Holli-ib.r-''arir
t! Wel
-N.-iv st'x-V -ln.v.-ls, forks, spades, garden
ild ke,-p the cheapest store
in
sells the best gi ds.
w.-r killed by the Day Ex-
Tn Blair county republican Committee
i eet at HonfdsjjrshmK Uvnotfuw.
Fbw boots and shoes ran be bought at
'r;tePaum'. l.oretto. at tip.-t prices.
XlieCommi-sioners talk of whitewashing
the interior of the Court House this Spring.
Have vim examined Barkers' patent
brush handles ? They are the best thine out.
f-.mr rems for SO cents, and four plioto-
itfaphs for 1.00. That's what's the matter
at the Sunbeam OaOetw.
Mr. John Lysett. policeman of Cambria
i-ity. has been stri-ken by paialysls, and his
',, . t -.1 obi, to remain in -esion two
months, ha- bee a opened in the Union School
An application has bew made to the
tnthoritiet f r number of additional
tro-.it wherewith to -t'M-k our waters.
There is no change for the better in the
case of 1' t I ire. tor Patter-on. of Johns
tOWB lie is still confined to his bed.
The total cost of the windmill at the
a lb I ' orks, including freiirht and putting
the in ictalne In position, will be about ftsoo.
All the hotel keepers in Altoona with
the exception of two have been returned to
Court for alleged violation of the license
law-.
If vou want to buy i W goods and good
ds, cheap, u to M. J. Teitelhaam, Lo
rV-tt,..
TJmiia madr specimens of photoaraphs
touched up on the convex portrait stvle are
on eufoltton at the Prothonotarv'- office and
the Bank.
The "Cfreatest Railroad show on Earth"
will exhibli at Johnstown on thel2th instant,
if set sold out by the Sheriff before it reaches
thai point.
V. S. itnrker r Bro. have just received a
lot of fine dairv salt for butter-making. If
y.m want good butter, that is the kind of
The moral and refined spectacle of a
pa rri:ig match was v itnessed by a select few
bi the Opera House, Johnstown, last Satur
day ev. nng,
-- cow own d by station-agent Paul, of
South Fork, was -truck by the cars last Mon
day and metamorphized into a prime article
Of j. rk d beef.
The Altoona Tribune denies the report
of the death in the Western Penitentiary of
Benjamin I. Wegandt, seat from Biair coun
ty on conviction of rape.
Ladles' hats and ladles' linen suits can
be bought at :', lower figure from M. J. Tei
telbaum, Lorettrx than from any- other m r-
chant in c
'anibria county.
Cant.
Bohert Litzinsrrr has resigned the
d Dolieeman of Johnstown, after
lo keep the peace to that obstreperous
It tor a period of about one month,
i the United States Supreme Court at
nrtr!', on Monday, the second return of
iStgnees' sale of the real estate in the
bankruptcy case was confirmed abso-
on. A. a. Barker, of Ebensburg, was
it at the State Temperance convention
Ilarrisburg last week. He was the
lelenate from the north end of this
A slight rain on
Monday of 1 1 week
enre ssion of the ther
rno got up early next
oatine of frost on the
d that it is in contempla
1', s of t he -land Aim'v of
bensbufg at an early day.
cer is said to have the
rma-tcr
in hand.
The work of erecting the windmill at the
water-works' leseivoil has not yet been
eompll ted, though a force of carpenters and
laborers have been making time on it during
the past two weeks.
The Mountain House at Cre-son will be
lemty for the reception of vi-itors in about
one month from date. The buildings and
ground- are Iwinu put in elegant tiim in an
ticipation of said event.
Altoona has -tarte.l anew cemetery, and
as there are not leas than two medical gen
tlemen of large experience and extensive
practice Interested in the enterprise, there
MB ' bo doubt about its success.
A running fountain for the centre of the
public square, ei mmonly known as the "dia
mond," would 'e a neat and inexpensive -r-nament
to the town alter the windmill at the
water works u-ts dow n to business,
Ea-Register Singer's house, arhieti was
nearly destrnyc ! by be about a month, ago,
received its final coating of pain, this week,
and w ill be re-oecupied by that gentleman
and family in the course of a few days.
V S. Biirk- r .t Bro. have opened out, i!i
connection with their other business on High
street, a feed store, where the Intend to keep
a full supply of feed of all kinds, and buy
and -ell
Hov
out that crossinc which is to he
- I from the po-t-ortice to Mrs. Mc
Donald- residence? The general sentiment
I 1 M the Street Commissioner, or some
body else, i- asleep and should le awaked.
C. A Reese, who was seni t the v, -t-r-r
:i Penitentiary from Huntingdon county
ib tl two years ago for shooting btsfatber
IW, 1 tr. J. A. Shade, ha- been pronounced
.: ane and removed to the Dixmoni A-y!um.
!l utj Hev. r, Esq. , of HotOday sbui g, son
-f ' ipt C if. Beyer, d, ased, formerly of
Ebensburg, has gone to Denver, Colorado,
to engage in the prai tics of the legal profes
sion, m which he is a recently developed
We are informed that all the raft put
into the Basquehaana river at Cbenyuee
- points contiguous duriiig the past season
- i eded, with one single exeepnon, in eet-
to market during the recent heavy
Mr- Christiana Itel lias l-en appointed
stress at Mun-ter. this county, and
Ml Joseph Ceis i- to -till the bill" hi a like
fa pa na the "stress" and plus the
"ter." at tie 1st own, which, i- likewise in this
- Four ewes belonging to ex-Shertfl Myers,
' ii. presented their owner "with
healthy html - on Friday la-t. The
S . r ' i n-iifers himself n, ore than ewes-ual-v.
and i-far from lamb-enting,his good
nm of 1,600
ten suhseiibed
of ij, ooo where with
the managers of the
y to hold their next
May success attend
Hhefcl indebted to
ir in that city.
DS i- in trouble
lonwearth tf V
n rrlvaada for eor-
htl the SUm of oyer
i against the city is
y is speetlily
IK
Donovan, youngest daughter
I Donovan, of this place, left
-terday morning, where she
baa not already, entered the
r I Mercy'as r. novice in
med I'eter Berkey. an inmate
sd county almshouse, has re
the Pension Bureau at
..-.I he is entitled to and will be
n irage of pension as a soldier
mbers ot r fine catfish are
n the waters behm tow,,, a
booked daring the present
Hi ' ei man, having the rear of
!us eye-, quickly returned it
trust MM Mr. If. J. Kreid
r.uod b a rare hemorrhage
and for a time it went rather
i. but we are clad to know that
end i,' v. tad will likely be him
day or two.
:e J., daughter of our former
. .Newton I. Roberts, sraa mar
seph Hinclunau in Johnstown
v ningof ;.i-t Week. May her
i a- We know
of.
dv-
lade
Mil 111 H.
Mr. PWL MGoueli, of Kust (.'otieiuangri
a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Kailroad.
was OUgM leteenthe bumirs of two cars
Monday mornine, while making a coupling
at Suninu-rhill, aud his breast and ba-k were
severely bruised, but no bones were broken.
The Rellefonte Watchman is undoubted
ly right when it assurer its readers that they
will ail feel better if they quit working for
SatHn and jjtn Qo4 and hunianity a lift, hut
hiiv. M-ek r Furey ever found it out is one
of the mest unaccountable things in creation.
The majniitude of a reduction in passen
ger rates whieh went into effect on the Pciiti
svlvania railroad commencing Thursday of
this week may be inferred by a eompnrison
of the former price of a ticket from Johns
town to Philadelphia, ft. -J", with the present
price, $8.26.
The body at Joshua Ellsworth, who was
dfOWlwd in the Conemaugh river near Johns
town several weeks ago, was found on a
sand-bar a half mile helow Song Hollow on
Tuesday afternoon. It was taken to Coop
rrsdale, the how of the vi 1 rai in his lifetime,
and interred.
It is now thought that Charles Bntler,
colored, f OanBzfn, who was ran over bv
the ears at F.a-t Liberty one to ia-! We V
and killed, committed soicMe. A short time
oiior be was heard to m that he meant to
make away with himself, though for what
reason is not known.
Beraember that M. J. Teitelbawm, Lo-
retto. has removed his mercantile establish
ment from its one-time location, in the I.eavy
building, to M. Maloy's lar-ie -tore-room,
where all persons interested in getting full
value for either a dollar, dime, nickie or pen
ny are invited to call.
Twenty-four car loads at iron ore from
Africa went from Altoona to the Cambria
Iron Company furnaces at HolBdaysburg on
Saturday. There ware also several carloads
of Spanish ore shipped to the same place.
The color of the ore is dark brown, and the
ore it-elf is of a -andy nature.
Secretary of Internal Affair- Dtfnkel has
published his official appointments, and in
the entire list appears the name ,.i not a sin
gle (or married; Cambria county applicant.
In the language of Joaquin Miiler. this "i
heartbr; -ak and BOflP), but day-after-to-mor-row
a eioud Will arise which ma win."
Capt. Sam. Criste, Burgess of Gallttsia
borough, was in tow n the other day and call
ed to see us. Gallitzin, by the way, is 2,ltH
feet above tidewater, ami i- therefore one of
the most eh vat; d municipalities in the com
monwealth. The Burgess thereof, as a con
sequence, ranks higher than most men of that
class.
Mr. John L. StOUgh, one of Ebensburg's
most skillful knights of the brush, has re
i eived orders to tlni-h the work of painting
the tine residence of Ocorge M. Reade, F.-q..
on High street inside and out. and when the
job Is completed, as it will be as soon as
possible, then- i- no doubt about it being well
done,
Messrs. V, V. Kelly and .Tame-, Fare
well, sr., of Lumber City. Clearfield county,
were thrown to the ground by the upsetting
of a buggy in which they were returning
home from CurwensviDe, on Wednesday of
last week, and the former, who was '-' years
old, so badly injured that he da d ou Tliurs
day evening.
There is a hitch in the election of a suc
cessor to Millville's fugitive Burir. -s. Three
of the Coancihnen want one Orunam elevated
to that responsible position, w hile the other
three are equally determined that one Sulli
van atust rule the local roost, and thirty-nine
ballots have been found unavailing to entan
gle the snarl.
A piece of land containing :i acres andM
perc hes, with a two-story frame house and a
Stable thereon, situated mOallltzhl borough,
was sold at Orphans' Court sale at the Court
Hon -o. this place, last Saturday afternoon, by
Ji hn A. Smith, executor of James A. Smith,
deceased. The property was bid in by the
Widow of the deceased.
The Altoona tavern licenses expired
Monday r.ight at midnight. There will
doubtless be e eedingly dry times down
there for a week, unless the proprietors of
the drug store- be of an accommodating dis
position and refrain from investigating too
closely the character of the physi- ians' pre
scriptions tendered them.
The prosecution against young Frank
Campbell, of Johnstown, for carrying con
cealed weapons has been withdrawn. Frank,
it will be remembered, is the youth whose
pi-toi was accidentally discharged in the
C-onesaaugh borough Catholic school teveral
Weeks ago, the bail finding lodgment in the
leg of a fellow-pupil who sat near.
Mr. Richard R.Sonle, Assistant Chemist
in the Physical Laboratory at Altoona, has
been appointed Superintendent of Motive
Power on the Northern Centra! Railroad,
w ith headquarter- at Baltimore. A banquet
in his honor was tendered him by a number
of hi- Altoona friends at the Hotel Lafayette.
Philadelphia, la-t Saturday evening.
A few salmon trout have been cauuht in
the Juniata river near HoUhJaysburg this
season. The fish of that species planted in
the Coneniaugh at this point in the early
spring of is74 have never been officially heard
of from then tiil now, and the conviction is
becoming riolent that the State fishery awn
made a mi-take and sent us suckers instead
of salmon.
The Altoona Tribune is "off its ogi'' by
a lame RMjor-ity when it says that "Major
M, Pike ana family, of the Ft tfman, -pent
part of Saturday arid all of Sunday and Mon
day" in that city. Major McPike, forsooth!
Why. you Furey-oiis flatterer, don't you know
that the major part of the FtiKtM ts family
wasn't in Altoona at all, at all, at the time
mentioned ?
The "boss -tore of Altoona. of which
Messrs. Bowman A Morrow are the enterpris
ing and affable proprietors, will be heard
trotn next week through the Fiskkmas, when
we shall take occasion to say our say more
at length in regard to the good SJondS and
honest prices which are the pride, not the
sorrow, of those square dealing merchants,
Mi ssr-. Bowman iV. Morrow.
We made an I. of a mistake when we
put one I. too many in the name of Mr. Balt
zell, of the extensive mercantile firm of ltalt
zeH A Rouss, Altoona. The advertisement
is all right now, however, and we advise
everybody to read it and adopt the proper
method profit by the innumerable bargains
always to be found at the largest and best
-ti cked establishment in entral Pennsylva
nia. During the absence of Mr. Ni, k Fivid
hoff from his High street store, enforced by
illness, that establishment i- being satisfac
torily presided overly Mr. Wm. If. Cornell.
Mr. Connell. who was formerly encaged in
the hardware business, is one of the most ac
complished salesmen in the county, and if
he is not able to give full and entire .-atisfae-tion
it is because the person trying to make
a purcha-e i- remarkably hard to please.
Tw o Johnstown gentlemen, named Fish
er and Thompson went don n the onemauch
to Minevah fishing one day last week. The
pride with which they exhibited a twenty
inch pike on their return home as evidence of
their skill in the piscatorial art was turned
into eonfu-ion when infui mation was made
against them before a Justice of the Peace
for fishing out of season and they were joint
ly required to pay a tine of M and costs.
Commencing yesterday, the mechanical
department of the Pennsylvania Bailroad
'otupany at Altoona will work ten hours to
the day. This arrangement is expected to
last throughout the summer, and is one of
those indications of a revival of business
which, though silent, is yet certain, and
mu-t favorably commend itself to the under
standing of the dullest comprehen-ion. For
eighteen months the employes of the Com
pany have been working only nine hours to
the day.
Prof. S. B. M'Cormick. formerly of
John-town, but for several years pa-t a resi
lient of California, has returned to this State
on a brief visit, and if the Tribune is not mis
informed, is now sojourning in the "City of
Brotherly Love." lie i- our old and much
appreciated friend'and coi respondent "Bob
Boy,' whose letters descriptive of matters
and things hen and in the uoldea State won
SO mu- tl ravrjr in the eyes of our readers, and
we hope to be l!e to take him by the hand
at an early day
Two 4-horse teams were engaged all of
la-t week in transporting from this point to
Carrolltown the new stock of Sprintr tioods
w ith whieh Mr. S. Teitelbaum, of the latter
place, has filled his store from cellar to gar
ret. These comprise every- article usually
found in a country men antile establishment,
together with many which are not, and a pri
vate note tells us that ; II readers of theFHKK
Mt AS are invited to call and see the exhibit,
whether theyr desire to pun ha-e or not, and
study the '.vonderfnllv tow price-list.
Hon Benjamin Rush Clark, a Republi
can Represe u 1st! te in Congress from Iowa,
died suddenly at the National Hotel. Wash
ington city, last Monday. During some por
tion of his early boyhood the deceased was
enrolled as a pupil in the Kbensbnrg Acade
my, and his name will readily be recalled by
; few of our local leaders. He was a
vounger brother of Mr. James S. Clark, who
fee a number of years was a resident of this
place, but at the time of his death, whicb
o- lined in i-r,i, was ticket ageut atfresson.
A man named Bager undertook to steal
a ride on a freight train from Fast Cone
mauirh to Summerhiil on Saturday last.
When be bad reached South Fork" he was
discovered and required to di-moimt. ami he
noyv wishes that he had remained dismount
:loUilng ed. for on undertaking to board another
it M. .1. train, which came along shortly afte-r, lie
'K stock missed hi- footing and was thrown so vh
ai lently to the ground that he Imagined there
offered were fort-, thousand spots on person and
ir conn- that eph individual spot had hit Something
har'L
The Hoiiidayshurg Standard of the cur- ,
rent week -a- :' "M. A. Quarts i- the man
who is to take conductor Campliell's place
on the Williamsburg train in case a change is
made We have nothing againt Quartz: he
may be pure gold, but we'd rather not make
the exchange just now." The sentiment ad-vane-d
by the standard man is reciprocated
in this quarter. We all would like to see
Campbell stay where he is, and Quartz put
back where lie was, for there i- no guess
work about it when the latter is pronounced
pure gold.
(..-..rev W. Oatman, E-sq.. has been ap
pointed by Prothonotary O'Donnell his sec
retary to copy certain of the official records
of Cambria "county belonging to the office
presided over b the latter gentleman, the
same having been considerably damaged and
the writing- defaced through much u-age.
The consideration involved is f-W. Mr.
Oatman is not only one of the best penmen
in the countyout i- careful and exact withal,
and a set of hooks which it will be apleasure
to look upon w ill unquestionably be the re
sult of his labors.
Mr. D. B. Wiison is the name of a farmer
who lives in Somerset county, a few miles
south of John-town. Six weeks ago, while
workinu at a saw-mill, a log roiled airain-t
hi- riuht lex ami broke the bone between the
h!ec and the ankle. It is not laid to the ac
count of WOOKm that he i- badly off for the
world'- giwds, but in order to save a doctor's
bill he himself reduced the fracture, a son
a-sistir.g him in splintering and bandaging it.
Strange to sav. the leg, which i- nearly heal
ed, bids fair to be as sound and straight as
before it was broken.
We were -orr to Bad our friend Geo. W.
Y' ager, of Altoona, confined to the house
with a severe attack of erysipelas, but glad
to know that he is in a fair Way of recovery
and will no doubt soon be able to return to
hi- daily duties. Which -am.- leads us to re
mark that George has recently established a
five and ten cent counter at hi- extensive
stove and tinware establishment, and is
busily cturacred in disjensinc the best bar
gains" ever uttered in his line, as he will
probably take occasion to tell our readers
over his owr: signature next week.
The celebrated 'enten nial J abitee Sing
ers" will make their first appearance before
an Elx-nsburg audience in the Court House
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week. The troupe consists of three
male and three female singers all colored
and the programme i mainly composed of
slave melodies and camp n ting songs.
Our exebanges from all' points where the
"Jubilee Singers" have concertized have
united in pronouncing them a first-class
troupe, and yve feel no hesitation in recom
mending them to the liberal support of our
peop'e.
Mr. 1.. P.. Brallier, of Blaekliek township,
informs u that a few weeks air,, he cut a
cherrv tree, on a niece of land in that town-
sliip. tt'!oniini: to Dr. E. Rrallir. if ITierrj
Treo, Indiana county, which amaaurod four
feet in diameter at the stump, and that a sec
tion of it 00 feet in loneth produced. t,47 feet
of I W inch hoards. n asli troe Wnich Mr.
1?. also cut, aud wliich was ru-.trly of the
same dimcnions as the cherrr tree-, produced
3,450 loot of sawed lumber from a section ho
feet in length. We are not much on wood
craft, but some folks who are -ay that this is
a mighty big yield.
An atom of hllUrailKw Who goesj by the
name of Col Levoa has taken up his resi
dence in Johnstown, with the object in view
of rafmginaria tha retail tohaceorunJ cicar
business. Ib' ia3fl years of Me, ttireo feet
four in- lies in height, and weighs :i7 pounds.
It will thus be seen he i -ev era! inches short
er tbun the celebrated Tom Thumb, and
precisely the same height as Commodore
Nutt. The Colonel was born in San Fran
cisco, but his parents, who are dead, were
natives of Lima, Pern. His father, he says,
was three feet five inches in height, and his
mother three feet three inches.
When we ponder over the long lit of as- 1
pirant for the Republican nomination for
Sheriff of Blair county, we cannot but be
overwhelmed with the fear that our friend
Over, of the HoDldaysburg Register, will be
overlooked by too many of liis political breth
ren at the coming primary election.. We
hope not, however, asfhedebt his partyowes
him for long, faithful ami efficient service
cannot be over-estimated and should not tie
parsed over in -il. nee any longer. At least
that's the way we feel over this way, and
glad wifl we be to have it t" say ere many
moons" ware that that is the way they felt
over that way.
Mrs. M'f'!o!!an Brown, a lady not un
known to fame for bar forensic eioqneaee,
will deliver a series of five lectures on tem
perance and kindred topics in this place dur
ing the next few days. The first of these
'cctun w ill tie Ktven at the Congregational
church this (Friday) eveninp;, the second at
tip- l'resbyterian church to-morrow ("Satur
day) evening, the third at the church first
named on Sunday morning, the fourth at the
Preshvterian church on Sundav'eveniiig, and
the fifth and last must probably "t fhe Coft
greaationai church on Monday evening. A
full attendance is respectfully solicited at all
of s.aid lectures.
The Town Council me in regular etesion
Monday evening last. Amongst other busi
ness transacted, it was decided to levy a tax
for the current year of 5 mi'ls and H mills on
the dollar to pay ar.fi "J" series of the
water indebtedneas, respectively. The lines
of the borough were also ordered to he run
and definitely established, while a committee
to codify the borough ordinances a vast
mass of crude legislation was appointed.
In the way of domestic improvement for the
genera! benefit, a stone crossing six feet
wide was ordered to be laid bet ween the ol
lins and Rbey residences, on Centre srreet;
and a pavement on the east side of Centre
street, Between Crawford and Homer streets,
was given ia charge of the stu-et Commis
sioner. The double ha'f-eoliimn advertisement of
the "Toaug America f !othir.; House." Al
toona, printed on this page, was sent us
without any solicitation on our part, and even
without any neqaahrtance with the proprie
tors of sam house, but since then we have
taken occasion to visit the establishment, and
must say that we found it not only filled to
repletion with ail sires, styles and qualities
of ready-made clothing, bats, caps, furnish
ing goods, etc., at the very lowest prices, hut
it did hot take us long to discover that Mr.
I). Rosenthal, a member of the firm and
manager of the institution, is one of the most
courteous and genial gentlemen it has ever
been our pleasure to meet. There it was
that we ceased to wonder why we had heard
so frequently about the "Young America"
and the big business it WasdKdng, for to know
Mr. Rosenthal! i- to appreciate, him as a gen
tleman, and to examine his t,r-k and. learn
his prices i- to ? i owvfnced that no house in
Altixvna or elsewhere can do better for buy
ers. The Altoona Trihnr,' compiaiua that it
is a common occurrence for certain persons
resident in that city to go to Gallitzin Sunday
at'ti moons, fill themselves with beer, get
drunk and quarrelsome, and return home in
the eveningin a condition which is a reproach
to themselves and a nVsi cration of the sacred
day. and adds: 'Of course, at the next
term of the Cambria county (Juarter Sessions,
the con-table of Gallitzin will be wholly oblivion-
to any a!es of liquor on Sunday,
at the next r petition of the scene on tfie ,t
lar.i ii- express as that of Sunday evening there
will be something for the Blah county tnar
ter S-ssions to do." We puss by the refer
ence to the constable of Gallitzin, which is in
extremely bad ta te, and a-k the Tribune
why it is that it does not give the name. of
those of its fellow-citizens who invade our
rnuritv and misbehave themselves. That
would" most likely be potent to keep them at
home on Sunday, where they ought to be,
and away from Gallitzin, where theirroom is
more appreciated than their company.
Through the courtesy of the gentleman
ly Janitor, Mr. Woodall " and w ithout intend
ing any pan we Woodall men were like him
in the matter of politeness we had the pleas
ure the other day of feasting our eyes on the
interior beauties of the Second Presbyterian
church of Altoona, and take it all in all it is
one of the most perfect, substantial and ele
gant edifices of the kind w e have ever 'coked
in upon. We sha!! attempt no description,
but advise all who admire architectural beau
ty to pay it a i-it w hen the opportunity of
fers and religious services are not in progress.
It is built in the form of an arrrpbitheatae, is
capable of comfortably seating twelve hun
dred persons, discards the use of lime so far
as its Interior construction Is concerned, hard
vo,ls being substituted for plastering, has
circling pews and an inclined floor, and is
in all its appointment- model of beauty and
adapatibilitv as it is a model of durability and
cheapness, Its entire co-t having been only
nlvw (35,000. It a!-o boasts of a magnificent
organ, valued at 8B,O0O, and is said to have a
choir second to none for excellence.
It ths sprina a million subestns steal farm out the
eastern sky.
In the sprina: we hear the UVUlnSf of the festive
April fly.
In tlie sprinsr the villasre ilnmsel decks herself with
violets bine.
In Ihr sprinit the landlord hastens to collect the
rent thnt's due.
And in the Sprintr. if the natnnil -mir-'f is pur
ui !, a man h.istcns to follow the example of fhe
trei-s and encase himself in new outer appaTnL
Rome times fhe quesiion where this new suit shall
he Ixiue-ht ries no tsbl person, hut it in quickly
rssoivei! wf.en fhe name of Jas. J. Mnrpliv is men-
- ,1. Mr. Murphv is proprietor ol the Star
'Tilth lag Hons, iwi'ilnmn street. Johnstown, and
anylHMly who knows anythinsr st all rairt he con
versant with the fact that he sells a better article
ol ri-i.ly-t.iade -U:h:ni ti,.-.:i other dealers in t im
bria county. A ikw 1 ,r , ir rfto- r,:i- lat'-iy ! -eu
receive,!, and order- from u nder- the i i ri -j -.
arc rcsnrjetfally soii 'ite 1. All articles sold arasras 1
sn'esjo to b ss reprs eotssi.
wintkr ha rNen to bid his irnff aropd-by.
1 feel the tir-t WW luuelmji of the rnn,
A? of a mother's hnd when work is done.
I hear the first lurk".- anthem in the sky ;
I watch the irreat white clouds gi flyinjr by :.
1 note the flowers awakinsr one by one ;
And soft air? whisper. "Suuimer is begun V
Here, the season which follows Winter Is known
as Spring;. But whether you call HSprineior Slim
mer it H preeiseW the time of the year when the
name of ST Wolf. 1111 Eleventh aTenue. Altoona,
should not be absent from your mind. You mean
todoffvour cold weather raiment and don some
thing lisrhter. don't vou Then, it is your interest
Mr V. ,!l and'huv :. ol tl. Ictfanl laltl
,.t reudv-made clothinic wit! wl ! his MtaMUA
ment is filled, for his b--k is chosen with special
reference to Its m llsg .junhUos as well as Its
nvli-hnc-s ,,f cut. and the prices have been put
down so low a to be within the reach of all. He
declares thnt he will positively sell lower than the
l',wi-l.
Isi the spflSW tlM sparrow's chirp'oK floats across
the meadow land.
In the spring the lovesick coup!" at tnc front srate
take their stand :
In the sprtnsr the younsr man's ulster on the porch
i- hnnir todfy. , .
In the spring the buy bullock on the hill-top stops
to sigh.
The fUaag man whose ulster Is hunif on the
porch to ,lr mean- to replace it with a dusterfrom
the far tam'ed clothlnir emporium of Oodfrey Wolff,
next Soot to the poetotBce, Altoona. The spnna
stock just received bv Ir. Wolff, embracing not
,.nlv duster?, bat the "latest style coats. Tests, pan
taloeri ne--ti-s. -t-.. is the largest ever brouirht
B this -ection of the Stat. while the prices are.the
: w. -t. Hi- re.pjests customer- in Cambria county
10 i-'ivc him an earlv call. Ti. iroo-ls are oinp;
ripidlv. and be Would like fcr them to Ki-t the ad
vantage of first choice alonif with the multitudes
of home cugtosaers who thronn hi- store.
'Ol, fitful fates, please tell me which is
The royal road In rank and riehei.
And I'll at once beirln it."
Well, buy up cheese the first of May,
And sell it. in a vear. we'll say :
You'll Bad there's millions in It."
There are also millions in it to ihe family who
Imt their irroeeri-s from John T.loyd . Co., Hisrh
treet. Kbenst-unr. Thee irroccrles are all fresh
and nice not held over from last winter and will
rive satisfaction. A lanre and carefully selected
took ol dry ztn.t ares trends, elothlnsc, hats. caps,
poof nil I sat, ill i is also comprised in their stock,
and. together with every nrttclo offered for sale,
will tie tr.insferred to purchaser- a prices far below
the rnllnK rates. You may mis" a bargain if you
la-.i i o see ttiviu
tVu copv this mention from the Altoona Tri
NHsrel VloiidaT last: "Sol Blumenthal left for
R -ton on Saturday .-ren-.ns: by Philadelphia ex
press, where he wllfiiun-ha.se and will prlnsrto Al
toona the lanrestand best anao! latent of ladies' and
tentlemcnV hoots and shoes ever hronicht to this
-:iv Prices will he rmdnated as to.jnality to suit
thf -t fastidioas. Mr. Blumenthal is the uren
tlt raan who does business at Illy Eleventh avenue,
Altoona. and whose claim- to public uatluliep.il
have from time to t:n-.ebccn advanced in these column-.
An installment ol the new stock hasalready
baeS roeeived at his heaibiuarters. and our advleo
to tln-se who want a nice boot or shoe, at approved
prices, is to call on him without delay. If unable
to sec hlin In teron. an order by mail will t rins;
the same satunaetory answer.
OIUTl 1ST,
MeMTnxnt. Died , near chest
Tuesday. April "JO. 1V79, Mrs. Ktiiw
aired alM-.ut 11 years. Interment In St
(Catholic) cemetery Thursday. May
peaee.
springs,
MeMmj
on
ru.ro,
A nirustine
she rest in
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pride Durham
A puro Tobaeeo, not flavored -with pol-onons drugs
Manufactured ty 7. L I.VnNal'O., lmrham. N". C
Eminent WILMER BRINTON, M. D.,
n.rr!wRF.. yin..
Wl tes: - 1 l.aee ! 4'ollefisi f.le
bla'e 1 titilI rxtrart -r Beef ;hjI Tonl I:.
eigoratoT in my practice n-l have been ranch irrat
lfie,; with the result. As a tonic In all raves of tle
Mllly. wraknr, Sf-arrila, diltril.
.c.. it cannot lie mirpMcc:!." Sold hy all
drutrttlsts.
EHsmmraBMBIH
:iw a Metary
H 1
sonth
roiavi
our
.'. jdreasSasuair A .f Mai sha! I, M:cb.
e .
$1200
; r
fits on 30 days tne
s'-ment
ofS100
-frncial Report--.
:r,
I'roportional re! iirns rverv week
!. - OtlO - aioo -T.
Potter Wight a Co., Bankers
rt Stock I iptionsof
gtlOil. A.1re.
M w s:.. n. v.
Month and expenses jruarantecd to Atfents.
c' 1 Ontat free. 9uaw a Co., Atuutma, tunra
RaWtanatpeV tTertiina; Bureau. lOSpruceSt , R. t,
taTR&T COW . - Stray! from the
k3 premises of the subscriber in Ftenst,urn, on
Saturday, April lfih. a Jarire red cow. with a white
tai-e. lour white leif- and a white spot on tier back.
Carries her iiead niadi, is in iro.,,1 order, and is ex
pected soon to hate a ' it'.f. Any iaformation as to
tier whereabouts will be thankfully received and
properly rewarded by E. M1LLKK,
Mav 2, iS7o.-3t. Ebeusburg, Pn.
SPECIAL, NOTICE!
HAVINfi. hy a special arranif '-meit with one of
the 1 arrest SILtEKWAKE MTU ftrtBs In
tbe Cnlted States (of ov er 40 years' t indinir). se
cured three ii"cial ntimters in "Kr eoawt CHSKn
"tnmi Rim'os.- warranted triple plate ..n best
l,ard wrivi metal. Sod mailed free of postratseonrv
ceipt of price-. Jfo. 1, at 35o. ; TVo. 2, at 50c. ; No. 3,
at 75c. Address all orders id Jtl'S W. S!!M
Pl.l.. yjoe. I,1. 17 nvttl t Federal st..
ki.i.rtiirti v cttt, pa. rs-a.-itn.
N. B Mailed to any part of the t'nlted State.
MMTSsrOXER 'S NOTTCE ! In
V
ourt of ron:tn( n lMea- ol Cambria Conn-
tv - t ic- T, Jo!;:!sT..n s. Catharine .TohnBton : Nn.
M, March Term. 1-7H. C. I. Llhel in Divorce.
And n,,w. starch 3. 187k, on motion of V. A. Shoe
maker. 'Esj.. E. . K.err ajipoiutcd Comm--1 :. r
to bake t-sti:j:oay.
, From the Record. By tbe uort.
?L.a. ' C. f. OTifiNNl I.L.
' Proth.onotar-.
In ponuaaeatQ th" above order, f Court. I will
sit at mvotilce ir. Kbenst unr, for the purpose of tak
ing ti e testl atony ,,f witnesses, mi i hurtday. tr-.e ltd
lay of .t.'uiy. proalmo, at 2 o'clock, e. 11
E is. KERR. Coatmlssloner.
May 2. 1179. -3t.
EBENSBURG
WOOLEN FACTORY!
COVNTRT WORK A SPECIALTY.
THK nndeisiaued having recently purchased the
J. property known :i the EnKsrenrBo Woolksj
Faitouv froca the .--iirnec ol A. Y. A Cleo. W.
Jones, desire to call the attention of the public to
th,- laot that they propose puttintr said Factory in
operation forthwith for the purpose of doimr all
kind of (OlAfRY WORK, sneh a Vmt U
fnr. tyenf. Spinn I tK. aeatiug. Ac.
Wat ;faeture ITIll ill. I'laiinela.
f aisimeri root Tarn.
ii.;-. ins; nred ttie services of an bxi-hiiiiiscbd
an1 i B.'.iTicAL man tt-i manaire the business, we
can guarantee entire satisfaction to all who favor
:i- With their custom. F. H. BARKER.
ALV1N EVANS.
Ilii. JAMLS,
Ebeiifburit. Mav 2, 1873. -tf.
WfliTF. T )V N Sill F. tatimpnt
of settlement with the Supervisor of AA'hite
Town-l ip for th vears enditiK April 22d. 107s, and
April !4th, 1S7:
iiBKRV B. Ojnnsm. Superv isor 1 1 ST 7 . Dr.
To amount of duplicate i780 85
' order on Superv'or lor use of tools
(hammers, sledui s. picks, etc.) 10 00
" order on Couimissloners for per
sona! services 107 5o tSkS
Cr.
By exonerations 1 20 47
work done by taxablrs 758 S8
" per-onal services. 109 days at tl.. 1' 00
use of his own tools (hammers,
sledges, picks, etc.) 10 00 fS9 t
David Hotl r.. Superv isor Cs77). Db.
To amount of duplicate
order on Supervisors
" M M Commissioners.
. -s
00
.. 12 '
. to 00
Supervisors..
CP.
By tax returned to Commissioner...) 24 18
exonerations 5 51
' work done bv taxahles 5PC 84
personal sen Ices 141 days at 11.. 141 t7T53
Hssiiv H. CrARnMSR. Supervisor (1878), Db.
To amount ol duplicate S778 11
order on Supervisors for personal
snrrteesal i )day lor il days 11s 00
M order on Commissioners for use
of tools on roads 10 00
" onler on Commissioners for ser-vi--,
- and mileage on the case
of O. W. Bowman rto). vf . Dav
id Holies rf at 17 28 W1
Cr.
By exonerations t 9 89
' work done by faxables 78' 22
" use of his tools on roads 10 00
his si-rvii s and mileage la the
c .-" ol is. W. Bowman rt al. vs.
D. Holies et al 17 28
' personal US! I If, 116 days at tl... 118 00 921 79
Natbai flATB-s. Supervisor 1 1ST- ,. I.n.
To am'l of duplicate fei 5
order on Supervisors for personal
servi 124 lays at SI 12J 00
" order on Supervisors tor postage,
pupcr. etc 40 JT4C. 05
Ca.
By exonerations $ 2 -5
tax returned t.. Commissioners... 24 74
' work done fiy taxable-. 6TS 75
' exonerations for Chas. Kanstead 12 M
Ss ifSIISSl Sot I IttiS. 12 day. at 1 124 00
' paper, postiifre, etc 400743 05
LIABU ITIF.S V THE TOWSTSHtr.
tirders in favor of the SuUM I is rs
for psrscnnl services for Itt ami
17S 410 2S
Bal. dne on Kd. Msnn's indirment. 198 :2
dates' 522 SOI
Out-tar.dip; orders 591 9B
Costs on easi of O. W. Bowman rt
al vs. Kavid Holies ct al 24-' - '51082 (30
UtJfRY FOSTER
I Auditors.
.1 . A. O-aTER.
Af?ft T.. . LorrzK. Clerk.
53.-3t.J
we win pay M
sn i ll;.ii-i. SI
n?s au i wuD-ierflil
rami :c f;e
MERC ANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
T 1ST K Kirr MI.F.RS or Forrtost asjd IV'Wes
lj tic Mnu HA.Mnsi. as appraised in t'ambria
County, for the year 1379 :
askUS TOTfHre.
rgma gnt '. LWwe.
14 ftUBMi ohn . ..$ 7.00il4 John P.trohn. . 7.00
t-HVM TOKSSH1S.
14 ' P. H. Him 14 Wm. P. Bnek 7.00
melrlsrlit 7.00
BIRR TOWSJSHir.
14 Casper Lelb
BLACKLICK TOW X9HIP.
14 Isaac Ml.-haels
CARBOLLTOWSt BOUOCOH.
13 A. A. Barker a 14 Mau.-heraWeak-
Son lO.OOj len
14 John Buck 7.00 14 P. L, lk
13 S Teitelbeom.. lo.ix) 14 Andrew Houek.
1 AKsriA imnnriiB.
14 Michael Hallarn 7.00 14 Peter Saly
14 Mant't Stebieh.. 7.00,14 John Kinty
COJfE.M iH BOKoroH.
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.M
7.00
7.00
14 Jacob Widman .
14 Ijuisa Aaron.
-.00 14 Albert Laymyer.
'.00
CLKVKFIXLD TOWWS11IT-.
14 Coojict ,V Mellon 7.00 14 MathUs Denney.
chisst anmam bouocoh
14 J. Perry A Son.. 7.00 14 Cooper fc Mellon
,'BOYLK TOWSSHIP.
14 J. I. Ptesaswr.. 7.00 14 John Hrown
14 I'. M. Brown 7.00 14 S. B. Stineman.
14 Bonaire a Purt- U Ihiii-I Murphy..
net 7.50'
rooriitspAiE bokocoh.
14 a. W. Stutsman
sast 1 iismnniB noitouoa.
14 P. a I. I. Shaffer
KHKsfsnnuj iirmocen.
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.50
14 E Rob 1 n-.Vs
14 ieo. Hantley . .
14 John Thompson.
14 Dhl id Evans .
14 C. T. Roberts . . .
14 M. L. Oatman..
14 W'm. Lemtnon..
14 John Llovd&Co
7."0 14 E. c. Parrish 7.00
7.00 13 A. A. Barker a
7.00 Son 10.00
7.00 u N. J.FVeidhotJ.. 7.00
1.6 1 John Owens 7.00
7.0U;14
A Stnttir.atter.. 7.00
7.00114 Thomas
Onffith. 7.50
'.00il4 Edward Griffith. 7.00
S-ItAStKI.IS BOKOfOH.
13 (1. S. Paul 10.00 14 Martin Custer...
13 A. fc J. L.Custer 10.00 14 Peter Rubrits...
14 I W. Coulter. . . 7.00
OMI1TZIX BOHCfOH.
14 F. J. Christy 7.6o l4 Thomas Bradley
7.00
7.00
14 John TroJtcll.
7 -1
johxst iwm niiKcrnn.
14 Chas. S. Ruth...
14 W H. naoh
14 (1. llostard
14 SI. S. Malov
14 Jas. J Murphv. .
14 PI. It. A. Home..
11 (ii. Footer
tuiun
14 E. L. Edwards A
Bro
14 1 r .nk .Maloy . . .
14 Bant ley Sl Fror.
heiser
14 C. T. P'raier
U Scott Dibcrt
13 John Stinger. . . .
7.00 14 Wm. T pdeuTave 7.00
7.ii 13 A. RcOand 10.00
T im 14 John !earhart. . 7.1X)
7.0'p 14 Christ. Krelirer.. 7.00
7.00 14 c. B. Cover 7.00
7.00 14 A. A A. Beck... 7.00
13 F. W. Hav&Son 10.00
li.00 14 L. E. Leitenbcr-
I arer 7.00
7. -to 14 frf-.nre Heiser..
7.iu 14 Ir.ivid Creed
14 John Jordon
7"0 14 L. T. Ream
7 00 14 A. aToutaouMiy.
lt'.jn 14 Kinn-T A Camp-
10.00' bell
7.00 11 John Thomas
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.00
7.00
7. SO
l.S.oo
10.00
10.00
7.. VI
7.00
loon
7.00
7.'K
7.00
7.00
14 A Nathan
13 J. H. MeKinney 10. ou IS L. Rt. Wolf
13 t. Snellenhurn. lo.fo 13 John Inbcrt
.1 H.
10.00 Son
13 T. A (1. tialla-
14 B. MoTalite
gher
14 (I. K. Jacob
14 Loot I.ii'-kliar,!.
15 Qeo, D niiiaat.
10.00 14 ". (. Luther
T.8 i 13 t. c. Parker..
7.00 14 L. Hanmer
10.00 14 J J. A. Bensholl
13 Fred. W. hn -
10.50 14 W. W. 1 ike
12 LKmther Atlreen 13.00 14 Samuel tliven..
14 Y.. Zanir .
7 "o 14 H. i Hruiker A
14 Jacob Wild
14 A. Hurirrafl . . .
14 Mi ll .r Jk H. n
drleks
12 J. H. Sw uik
14 Wm. Caldwell.
14 A. Meti
14 w. il. Lei en
7.00 j Bro 7.00
7.00 14 Mike Oladhtll. . 7.00
14 ii. li-jrn A Confer 7.00
7.00 13 Stnrer Mannfac-1-J.5G
tiirini Comp'v 10.00
7. no 14 L. Kohm a Co... 7.00
.Oil 14 Serve M. llav 7.50
1 7.5
50 14 .1 . Hood 7.'
14 Tm il Toots.. ..
It Jacob Fend
14 Jacob Reploarlc.
14 .I.e. Pfeit.-r
14 S C. FMhsy
14 Ktien James
14 Wm. S. Jones
14 Itai- A Bro
14 Henry Rlcnard .
14 ' te c. 'rtli
14 John Muller
14 Ir. A M. Wake
held
00 14 Wm. Ankenv .. 7.00
7.00 14 T. W. Carlan 7.00
T.oo 14 leo. W. Moses.. 7.00
T OO r. T. Sttwart A
7 501 IV. 25.00
7.50 14 Jacob Jacol.y .. 7.00
7.50 1 WiHid. Morrell A
7.00 1 'o 200.00
7.00 M M ' e I ! an A
T.Vj SturTt.
7.00 14 Philip- Co
114 A. Cohen
7 5oil4 L.'Lu.-khar.lt.jr.
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.O0
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.CM-I
7.00
7.50
7.50
13 The People
14 "nrl. Linn A Co.
Store (limited) 12.fs' 14 liarry Wayne
14
Pockler A Lov ,-r
14 Kinuiel Vierimr.
Rood
14 J. K. Shrv,-k . .
14 Bloch A Stutz
man
14 Chas. Hoehstoin
14 A M. Croyle
14 J. H. Kunti
7.00114 W. O. MaTsball.
7.00 14 John Fenn
14 C. Klsaesser
7.(" 1 John Henderson
7."0 14 Kmanuel James.
7.00 14 A H. Be.jch. ..
7.50 14 U. D. Kennedy..
7.50 zr:
- ou
-
7.00
7.00 , 1
7 00 ,
7.00
7.00
;
7.00
7.00 ,
ionBTTo Bol'.orOH.
14 F.P.Bradley 7." 14 Wm. Litzinircr.
14 w. w. -M.- vteer. 7.00 14 M.J. Teitelhaam
14 M. McDonald... 7.00 14 r. O'F'rlel
14 A. J. Christy 7.00
Mi.nn.!. nonoraB.
14 F. W. riven 7.0014 1. W. Stutrman
KHBI.AS11J Towwsntr.
14 (Koritc Conrad
SI VMITVH.LE eonoi fiii.
14 Wm M-Connell 7.00 14 John F.airer
14 Ja. M. tiillen ... T.'Sj 14 John Kiflle.
TOXRT. II ILL noBOCOH.
14 Jas. p. Mnrrav . 7.110 U B. M. Johns
ton
14 P.itri-k Smith.... 7.00 A Co....
tavi.ok Mrwaunua.
14 S. r. Morrell
uaaa noivt-on.
14 Mrs. H. B K, p- 14 (). .t. Kvans
hart 7.5o 14 John eColiran.
13 W. J. Wocs!airle 10.00
wo'Tvv.-.Lit noiioroit.
14 W. E. Adams A JohnClark
Kosensteel 12.50
w.isHisfirns Towssnu-.
14 M. B. McLauifh- 14 J. A. Maher
lin . .. . 7.50 14 Mentier.V Leib.
14 C. St .1. Lahey... 7. ri 14 R. 1. t.-nre.
14 Mrs. c. Thotnp- 14 John Leap
son Ml
WIIITB ToUX-llir.
14 A. Ii. Fi'ke A 11 Jas. E. Paimer. .
Co 7.rsi 14 John C. (Sates...
14 A. s. SeCarty... :
reran nmna Tim ssuip.
14 Jacob Beam
lOSJUAua TOWy-Htr.
14 Wm. Pllnalli.jl 7.00 14 Martin A Co
14 s. McKtnsie 7.00
LI-T K KETA I I.KKok SpiR.Tt.rs
I.igt pom, as asasaseed in CamlNta county, for
tlie year 1S7B :
I'lass r. Allegheny Totnwhip.
Edward ' 'Br:en
Iter lo-j-mhip.
Nicholas Ljintniur
Chett Toirruhip.
Joseph Rhody ,
l arro'ltown Horoiigh.
E I. Be
der 50.0 1, Lawrence Schroth 50.00
Andrew Hones
50.5" Julius Sticli
I arroll
Edwin M Reed
Township.
Clrarjietd Totrnship.
Thoma- Duniphy
' 'heat Springs liorongh.
John Crowe 50.00 John V. Litr.inirer.
Adam Leiden 50.5o
1 'timbria Borough.
Michal Hallern... K.WI Charbs Boyle
Peter Haujrhey .... 5i).5o Peter Roth"
E. Mclionnand 5o.isj 15-eorirc Aiirner....
Hi-nryiSore 5n.j 11 ward Bowc
B. Fitipitriek So. 50 Michael Steibich..
C'onima'igh Korough.
Joseph Horner . . .
Philip Hertzinirer.
John Karr
I ieerife Held
Joseph Mentter. . .
Michael Toohey. . .
Joseph Daily
Peter Hrown
Vast 1
Leonard KeJ 1
50.50 Lawrence Furlor.s. Vi.50
50.50 John Murton 5o.no
50.00 Peter A. Hoflman.. S ;
50.no Jjtwrence Reieh..
5'. 00 Huirh Sreenw ,od
John i Si-arhardt .
50.00 1
oyle Totrnthip.
59.01 J. hn Metsar
on mtmgh Hnrpugh.
.... 50.00 Marv F'.Ilen Kelly
Kbentlnirg Korniuh.
John A. H'.air.
51 i.n; Michael I-atterner .VO.i
Christina Foster.. 5".oo!Thonias H
Beist.. 50.00
V.tder Township.
Thomas Otl
Franktin thorough.
Peter Rubrits
hichland Totrnship.
Christina Heins . . 5 1'. II, rnard Nees. . .
aWMRsm Kormigh.
Albert Bender.... 60.00 .Tamej HasaThf .
.. 50.00
50.40
Johnttovn Porciys.
Charles Kast
Oeorge Raah
tleorjre S. Shaf, r
August Damres...
Adam Bier-'hank..
John MiDorinott
P. O'Connell
Conrad Kaab
John Raab
John Shiflhauer....
John W. Shaffer. .
PhilipShultice
John Coad
Michael Fmr.agan
Chas. Zimmnrmun
! Charles Kropp.
50.00 John M. King....
50.00 W. H.Thompsi n
50.00 Joseph -rouse . .
W.SO'Thomas S. Davis
5o.5" Joseph Hosier
50.00 i John Fries
50.50! David Faloon
50.50
f. j
tw.oo
V.'.o
fv 1.0,1
. . sam
5-1.511
50.5y Joseph Sh
ma.tr. 5n.n0
Unirk.
S0.SD
50.00
50.50
50.50
50.50
50.00
50. 5o
511.00 Mrs. J. Weiirand ..
M 01 Henry Shatter
.V'.isi Catharine Werner.
60.50 K-khart rfile
5i). 50 ( scar OraefTe
50.00 Henry Fritz
50.00;
Ioretto liorough.
50.00 Florian Benarle.... 50.00
MtUrillt Borough.
50.5O Huirh ateOwmr 50.50
A. J. Christy..
Henry Van Alt...
Km.inu! James
50.00 Klchard Iwhnu... sO.OO
Joseph Fieldhouse . 50.50 Koliert Saeer.-on 50.00
Tortage lownthi;,.
.Tcse M -Uoiiah lUal
Richland Township.
Henry Bauer! y 50.00
S"ntmfrf Borough.
Christian Reich 50.50
Tu tidh ill.
Hatkew !-iiium. .5iFntrU-k 1 '1i.w1 60.00
Michael McMorris V-.V. Anthony McCue... 60.W
H cshintjt ov Toirr.ship.
M. B. KcLana-hlin. 50.50 Mrs. M. He'.lj 50. 00
Flias J. 1'nirer 6U.60 C. A. 1 reon?e ..... 50.00
John H. Clark 50. 50 Christ. Rc.bcni 80.00
ll'iftaorr Borough.
Geonre Wendtroth 50.00
Ipptr Yoder Township.
Jacob Boehm MU
F. TIN i IIOT'SF LICENSES.
Carrolltown Borough.
r. a
Kecr Z Wm. C.Schroth.. . 20
Henry Bloom.
. . 20.00
rhett Township.
Grs;s .-.
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OaMlzin lloravyh.
Andrew Ueanlor op I
Johnatovn Borough.
Jacob Fend SO.OOl.lohn A. Stemmer SCi.oo
Marv -rossen m.oolchr.rics Weha SO. 50
Mrs. K. Kohler . ... an.SOl
Loretto Poravyh. G
F. X. Bald' .
. . . 2" 60 Peter Brown 30 00
triTiore Forotia.
. . . 30.00 P. F. Kirby 30.00
John Sehroth
Washington Tovnthip.
Oeonre J. Schwaderer 30.00
Those marked have paid their license? in full.
Qt'AKT LICENSES.
John Ludwie. Johnstown
Fisher a Co!, "
(Vast. BREWERIES
... .00
... 35.00
t.tceme.
. 15.00
9 F. a C. Esrer. 'arrolltown
9 Benry Bl,H.m. '
9 Anuken, Bauer. (?asrle. irallltiin Bor
Florlen Banifle. Laoretto Boro'
9 . J. Sehwa.l.-rer. Washington Twp ...
9 John Emmerling, Johnstown Boro
9 Charles Wehen. "
9 Max. BeuK-teh, " "
9 .Tacohflocnner. CamlnSa Boro"
8 Ianibert .V. Kres, Coiiemausrh Boro'....
Joseph Cost. OeSaMBSMgh Twp
Bouan i aulf??.
15.00
16.00
15.50
15.00
15.00
16 50
15.50
15.00
25.00
15.00
F. J
VJnfrar, a-hinuton Twic. 4 tables. . .
15.50
40 60
John Jordon
.T.-hn-town Bon'. 2 tables
TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
E. J. T'nirer. Washington Tw. 2 alleys .
Tli --. H. Bci-t. Ebeuaburg Boro'. 1 alley.
Abel Lloyd. I 'amhriaTwp., 1 alley
10.50
30.00
30.50
Take notice, all who are concerned In this ap
jiraisinent. that at, appeal will ne held at theTreas
nrer? Ofllce, Eb.nstiur;. on Monday, thetnd day of
June. JS79, when and where vou mav attend If yxsa
think proper TlfoM AS C ALLAN,'
May 2. iH79.-4t. vl- n-antlle Appraiser.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
Itsttlo Creek, TVflc-li.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBRATOR"
THRESHING MACHINERY.
fpHF w,rhir Oraln-Tlnr.
am : u - "i-ri i'imi
Hon. Bie 11 r K, ' W-rt
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say an4 iuw
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aBerlalty. -s-etal
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To.ihr Fnelnee,
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b . l-;ris nt
Trmcti - Valusbl laprovs-
vfcar mca cr kia L
rxTlBl T-.v!re Tspea'es and f.fl
fjztra (train SAVGti r tL Tr; rvA M--tl.a
Btera
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R4I5 Baleen -will net aubmlt to the enor-
thr Mashli
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OT Only fwHtlJ flaplluf for Wheat. Omt
b Oair Boeoama-
M :er l: Uk
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flseda. Ra-i
Obanc from
Perreti'.n of Pa. la r-,aipttir.ttt af t l-B'Bi
oar " YmiTol TtrtMbcr Outfit aru liccBprubl.
MARTLIJM fhr Slmallrlt; of Part, aslac
aeaiaea aair ias ssail nslfc aat ffaars Kim
ClMa Wrk. vt's I.itt !mf r fiN U-itp.
Font Sires of Separator Bade. Ranting
rrtai Six ta Twi,.HtrH iln. ud twit! ,'Meias
4 H rM "-, i - ii b
rOB Partlcolara. Tall on onr Uealera or
vrits to far Xiisi-stml Clrsmlsr. whlcb v Crsa
GEO. W. OA 1 MAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Fbennbtirg. I fimbria County.
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Hack 1'ay. and Bounty.
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pensions l.onsliscil I5c u m y . s v. r. a
Claims spec - ly cu: ciea. nri i..m - ww"
and soM. and paytceni of taxes att'n :eo to.
Hook Accounts, Notes. ! Bills. .1 u '.gr-.-nls.
lients colleei-d. Deeds. M orlftan'S. A rss-
m-cis. Letters cr attorney. Hon s.ae.esatlT
written and all lagal b-'Sinsss ta-s-u ' ieod
sd to on reasonable terms, i " sseciai atten
tion fveo to all kinds or business n he rpSans
Conn and tha ssttismsnt or aceoun'i ol i'ftu
tois. jd.nifitiriib t. Uuardiai -. rrwsfess and
Arfignati. 9-I4 .'79 -m.
PLANING Mil. I.. Havine attat hi .1
to our Lrsmii Mtl-LS near Ashland Furnace
a com p' etc riaalssa tW- w
work Fi.iw.risk:. Stoim and M' t tiux; of every
descrlpl-on. and also turnini? of all kinds, sin-h
as Br.s.a, Farnm and 1I-b HannUBS, 61c Flxr
ia and Sipisio always on hand at the Mill and
for Sal st the lowest cash pri'-es.
1). a '. Mi HRE.
April is. 18T9.-3m. P. O. asidress . Alioos. Fa.
l-'WAKK!- Notice ia berebj piveii
that I have parchsysd st S!i'-rirT s:c the
winir articles, sold as the j.rrtpertv of J. H.
aedy, wh;-h 1 kave left in his - sa
to wit : 1 k stove, a i-e,!tealf
and bnrtdinst, 1 enplwnrd. 1
rlirk. lot ol Brj.-e'.? rsr
Al! pOTSvms ire eantloited
atiT wsv witli fu'. prouerts
HcmiW.. A;.ril 10. 1st..
M A. SWKESY.
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iT I the ritv with a larnre and elctant str."k
prlna and nsstmsmsfT Ravi a. as w-ll a a
full hn-- 01 Xnttoiia n 1 othrr if 1- it. her line,
whi.-h w! h s-!.i very .!..:.; f-r .-ash tji.l.esar.
earnestlv Invltetl to srive her a :iU. Store In K. J.
Hi.hrcs" i.ni'.ditMf.eorntr 1 J alsam and t'rsw
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still a booming, brittffing Wkstmtlen Slaughter to High Vrice ami
(Had 'titling tn fill Mm Veotle .' Meantime H tin tl reel of Men,
Women ami Children continue to carry away arm nf til of
Good a. the result of Fearful Financial fMsaVHi
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GOODS AT PMC C S SO LOW
tlist we rnn sell you ekny thing yon sunt tn the line or 4 lot hi ma; mt fl(nrea mo
one lift a ever lr'fnel or.
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THE EX( ITKMENT INCREASING 1
A TKKH1HLK WW FROM T11K VKKY START!
t natoraera will please mil early in Ihe morning to nfV e their piiri-hases,
we fln1 il nrrrnart In Ihe afternoon lo employ a police force to
keep the anrsrlna; mnaa of hnmanlty In r I rrnlatlen .
KOM.OWINi. Wl, OrtVtS A FEW ) TIM. MANY 1 IA 1 U i AI.N8
1 S OFFER TO CASH lil Yl.HS:
A Man's Suit for 14.00 that others sell at ffi.W.
A Man's Suit fr f").K that others Sell at 18.00.
A Man's Suit for fT.'i that others sell at I10.0B.
A Man's Suit for fS.iXt that othi-rs s-ll at f 12.00.
A Man's Suit for $10.00 that others sell at 18.09.
A Man's Blue Suit f-r R.0Q that othets st-u at ,k,
A Man's pair "of Working Pant's fur M .
A Man's pair of f-xtia femd WoHring Pants for 7.r
A Man's White Veal for .Vie.
A Man's pair Of v-ralls for iKV.
A Man's good Calico Shirt for 4-
A Man's stood White Puss sidrt for 50c.
A Mai 's tlal for 38
A pair of Mm'- SuafitilMlera for 7c.
Men's Socfca, ' p;irs fur 2-V.
A Boy's Hat fur SSe.
A Brrj a i ,.,-u. Pants and VM for $2.25.
And a thotiand ami one other thing ti e hm . m lthe-r time nor pac
to enumerate ; but Jttfit come atul M the ruh at the
RENOWNED
CLOTHING
Corner ELEVENTH AVEXl
April a1. lr!.-in.
Tn the face of everything, W anamakcr & P.ro-wn increased
their great Clothing business last year at Oak Hall nearly a quarter
of a million dollars, and for 1S79 the new plans will make the
house more popular and increase the business much more.
Eighteen years in the people's service at the old corner of Sixth
and Market has taught us how to do the business well.
Whatever may be said, no hnue in the I'nited States" sells any-4
thing like so much Clothing at Retail as Onk Hall, and no house
in Philadelphia sells more than a quarter as many goods as
Mr. Wnnamaker scll in Clothing alone. Doing this lare
business shows the people's regard for our goods, and enables us
to buy cheaply and sell at small profits.
ew patterns have been made this year and new styles intro
duced through Mr. Robert C. Ogdcn (formerly partner of the
famous firm of Devlin & Co., New York), who is' now associated
with Oik Hall, and will give his whole energies and valuable
experience to improving the manufacture of our Boys' and Men's
Clothing. We do net buy Clothing like the dealers, but make
it expressly for our own sales. The Spring stock is splendid,
and no other make of goods, so far, have as much merit, or arc
sold as cheaply.
Impressions have been erroneously given to the effect that
Mr. John Wsmamakcr, who founded Oak Hall, is not interested in
the old store, and (hat it docs not have his attention ; on the
contrary, his ownership of it remains unchanged, and he has lost
none of his love for it. Every d.-.y finds him supervising all its
d-partments. Mr. William H. Wanamaker fpends his entire time
on the Oak Hail business.
A VISIT THIS SPRING PARTICULARLY INVITED.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, 6th & Market Sts.. Fhilad a.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
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Men's Suits, lined thr-.tng'iout. at
Men's Suits, better gootlt, at
Men's Suits, still better, et
Men's Suits, all wool, at
Men's Worsted Suits, at
Men's IHagonal Suits at
Men's Jtne IHaginal suits at
Men's Press Coats at
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Bogs' Clothing, all sizes, from tke cheapest t.. the lsf
Men'r .'. a splendid assor as f.rnra tic. up.
Me'.'i White lrets thirls, front W. tip.
Ven't Cahcc Shirts in gr rat rariety. frtm fV up.
Trunks, from S.V. np to fhtjnewt and kemt "atet
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M'n's Half Hose, tktt shades and qwlities. fk . Ir. up
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