tnrsBiKW. pa.,
2, 1879.
etnirnr year "
.Vfs' better paper than rer
J.' we "ar.nouiiea to-day Dob apcll In
tik .., inbacrlbers. aa well aa to old
4
..... ho will pay np to date, at will.
' 3 a'4E jerta inly cog-ht to. make tb Fnra
4 - " , in.!lpnMe visitor to eary
'o enuatry. Thla tndaoement li bo 1cm
; S. T Cf our cm paper and th Plttabor;
' 'fATCM thronhot th whole twelve
., e TerT raudrate um oT S2 oo. The j
''l P,VtaTvH donni ISM will be one of tli j
us the oouDtry. full of the freih- -
inine '.lthe associate- preu and
Elier townoh.'p oomea to the trout with
two inontr sunnairs, on of which, mano
factured by Capt. Jolm Xacla find Mr. An
thon y Anna, la, or orty-t wo foot In lenrrth
and without a break, while the other the
handiwork of Mr. Thomas Ott and his assis
tants, measures, or did meaoure, fifty-two
fHtt and weigh, or did weitrh, fortv-fiv
ponntl. Verily, the age of (the) Elder
township is satin-age.
hix cap of the Union line freight West
were wrecked near Creiuon, on Friday nibt
last. In consequence of the train breaking
and several of the rear cars running Into
those In front, and a breakman named D II
Hoover, who lived near Newton Hamilton.
Umln county, where he leaven a family
was cauaht between the cars and Instantly
killed, both legs ftnd one of his arms being
cut oft and his head cut open.
Ve had tli pleasure of a visit on Tues
day last from Mr. A.J. Anderson, aucces
ful and enterprising men-bant of Martins
burg, Blair county, whom we were glad to
meet not only tsonino we have known him
from hU infancy, but because lie took occa
sion to subscribe and pay In advance for the
r r.EF.MAJS. Mr. Anderson is one of the
most respected and prosperous citizens of
A man in Ilollidarnmiicr
feel last Friday night from a certain "table
when the snow was falling, but as the snow
. -!.. star an.i ir biii Araairw i - - - a I ainin ti if m t
l' ' KI' -f i'pKE- a to procure aWt 'PT' With, LlS P,un,1',r. tracks were easi
..Hct""""1" : lyfolioweilnext morning, although he donht-
uml wbteb. at all time, naw.y w, believed that the now woulVcont i n tie
,r.w Pr:eHrlr " durm I to fall and cover them up completely Hit
..u,irli,-.ariuro.obedoiibiy I reeiectaljllity induced the owner of the feed
, i. ! Presidential oatnpaiirn and j not to prosecute him. ITfrw li rrrA ,,,,-.
ior some other respectable man to go for the
balance of that feed.
Mrs. Marv Hemwrepr nliua r.f n-
Emerson, of Johnstown, committed suicide
Se mlrrtd. He. 30 right
SKETCHES
P10JEEK LIFE tm the ALLEGHEMES.
nrrMJrra rrxx.
Io the last oketh I pttnifed to sptn out a con
tinuation of the -weird atorirs of the monntainx,"
and an time and opportuorty are ausptcioua.I ( ball
proroed to do ao.
Not fur from Hack's Mill tberc is a farm, aa be
fore state!, which germs to k the rhozen rrnrirx
row nml local tradition Is onr author of Indian
BbtvdRS which frrqnently martfet their prraence
to tbofr wbive sn"efSsois in vrrMis ways.
As w.is alfo meiitloned in the Hot sketch, the In
dian "soooks" manifested their iTffn''e, even In
bv various arhoellv trickery. ohTioujiv to the senses.
After the lolhs hail Kono to lied 1"W the nlirbt. a
wcinl ftiekrrinu presence coald be "Hscerned flit
tlnsr Iwfore the dim ll!it of the dyiwr embers i
I the fire-place. This was no nncomuu-w occurrence
ftrami from a larne eorpi or
t ail tb li-a lln? cities and towns of Blair county, ns he well deserves to be
v. Torlt, Ohl. Vlra-inla, Ac.
'r'p,-r'-' w!I1 b- ' specialty. On the
of tl.e Stat, a
tt i P.tH I
U"l!!iE5 MiU. a young man who r!de4
In Altoona, but ri-es'iuslnesa in Blair and
adjoining rounder for the Sbtpt sewing
machine company, waa thrown from frac
tious horse, which fell npon him, nerr Wal
ters' mill, in Yhite township, this cotraty,
on Saturday last, and had two of his iflis
fractured and one of his legs badly bruised,
lie succeeded, however, in remounting hfs
horse, and after attending to his business
returned to Altoona, where he Is now under
the care of a doctor.
The proprietor of the White Ilall CAl-
toona) hotel, lately purchased a horse from
j a Cambria county" man, whose name Is not
Riven, and paid the owner $5 to seal the
contract. The buver told the seller of the
horse to bring hiin to the White Hall on
Friday last, which he did. Then the pro
i Prietor, Ilite by name, refused to stand by
' his Confront, anil tvantorl liia fivi flrtllaN
! back but as that U nnt flip wav that such 1 with the ifoo-t peopleand usaire had rendered them
' iVi - i ,nsl!nl)J,l"e,,,."" Sl,p" : caIra .pectatorsot tbeKli.wtlv vision. Sometimes
j tilings are done up in Cambria, the owner 5 rK the looe h..ur ..f the silent niirht the awed
I reiused to comply with the request and de- ' listeners would- drstloctly hear a stmnire rattling
manded a fulfilment of the contract. Hite 1 noise, as thonah- irrainsof corn were leinB; srnnlu-
1 was Stubborn and refused, whereupon the l'y dropped by handtul on the flJr frc.m above. I
i Cambria man mniint.l bU tmiw anil fartd 11 is straua;e how peojde conld remain and even .
' f-T IVan .rooil,n.t,i" llls ,lnI,,e "7 tSli" i sleep in a house where such irhostiy scenes were
j about made whole by the five dollars.
I Mr. Joseph Vantxmer. of I?ead town
; ship, who is unquestionably one of the most
successful lumbermen on the Allegheny
j mountains, has recently completed a log
j slide, six and one-half miles in length, which
is said by men experienced in the business
i to be the most substantial and most extcn
I slve ever erected in the I'ennsvivania lumber
regions. He has also about two million feet
orn WASHT?roTo?r letter.
Wajihixotojt, T. C, Dee. Z2, 1879.
EntToa FbkeMaw There has been a very larva
ratbetina: here of prominent Republicans, mem
bers of the National Committee and others lntmt
upon seennnaj some advantage for their respective
fuvnrlte In the Preaidential race. The only candi
dates talked cf were Orant, Blaine and Sherman,
and In the order abova named. Ikm Caareron was
Interviewed before the aeeembllnr of tire Commit
tee and expressed brs eoohdence that bo would
sorely be elected Chairman, which be was by two
majority. At the aame time ne stater (hat aeither
of the candidates weeld rorelve any advantage
over the other by reason ol Ms election. Thereare
all surts oi opinions errpri-ssed roneernina th spe
cial significance of hl election, many befnif ut
sokcu in the beiief thut he will axert his tnUucmce
HEADQUARTERS
side the dwelttnit-house to the startled observers j as chairman In lavor of rnt, whtlsit others .y
fsend la your naunei at on-a
Deiu ena-iea. om hkj ichxi pcwic ui u n,m,
would view and listen tu thce IbinKS and fail
asleep while d-ins( so. From this same house a
younx iciri had Kjntsa neighbor's in themorninif
to help them with Iheir c orn-hocinR. She had
hoed ali day mid was rrturjinit home lu the twi
llij'it jcl'rtiulnsf. huniuli hk a tunc to beguile time
isiv. When within alMut half a mile ot home,
while cuminir a!ot the lane in tne luwerinic shad
ows, she perceived an abcnre sotucthtnit. half vis
ible ami half uniiehncd. ivlilna: noiselw.-ly aloiijf
tho d:rk lano belore her. It seemed like a hall
intilli'e tranoarent snUstance without definite
OI logs CUt, SKblned and piled ready to Ue shape, and it increased in volume as u a.ivanccj
run on to tnis slide and shoved into L learneld
1-r Thfsie asd the Other Tlace
- 111 1. .lota. I T..
at the home of her mother, in Mnvsville. N"
I Y., on last Sunday afternofin. by shootin)
creek as soon as there is sufficient snow for
the purpose. In addition to all this, Mr.
Vanormer has a large contract on the head
waters of Powell Hun, where he has built a
large splash dam for the purpose of driving
ng i out said timber. He proposes putting in five
itiruituij,, i,i i Yi. i i """"j "j oinxuiiiK i out sitia imoer. lie proposes putting in nve
will be dated Janu- T wLrJ hnV,ib ' e.wounrP.oviI,K!lt,i, 1 million feet- a,Kmt a mll,ion and a"half of
In a few hours after. (,rief at the death of , which are already in the run.
Der nusbann. Snmnol iiArsnarn n . . , , - . .
. .t Frf.emax
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... . . "i iiii-suaiiu. oamuei i nrsrwrrrr rf a n
. Tl.crs- institute commences in . gheny City, who lost his life earfy ikst spring
rfxt M-'n'lay. I by being caught in the machinery of a patent
Cjr5 ,&'i.b:khl,nwtf ! Producer in Philadelphia, Is supped to
. pwuo, y,. nave unsettled her mind and prompted the
:r.M and e re popular commission of the terrible deed.
y:Kr"i ' ,rr:. .... 11 11 'n t too late the great fact to im-
;r e lime, ui .... c-. ... tuo , part we Wish a Merrr f:iiristn.f. Ith -m e
li
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,..ve wi i onr Heart, to each friend of the Frkivav
-h's Tiit"Iav night In great torrents
' "aV-fc:,.K k"cd most of the stuffing
. iuti':i! snow."
- sv 'V.ear, if vou please, In French,
! r ;.o ,-k, but" no patier will le is
j -Lis ,.S:ee next week,
i ., - in -e!l in A I too a lias reach
:i I 5'1' l'e' 8'-M-) ' which has
a 1-srd limestone rock.
b' purny, iiupHi iiauij, en
both large ones and small ; and while we are
; as u we n extend It to all the rest of man
S kind, who mavtake It or "lave" It, Just as
! they would the paper that's gave it- And as
i for the other kind greeting, we know 'tis the
j time to extend a HapovXew Year to each
! patron and friend ; which we do without
j thought of any buncombe or trick, but hope
I that all those in arrears will pay up mighty
i quick.
I As Mr. Michael Dnllv. the eflicipnt
.-.n.-s f,rc .conceded character- j rj PrKirecr who ran the (.rant train from
( HI, Af'O FERI.Y -EWP
I , r.iy .'.it .'.o Lord take me till I t
t..i:;ii vru'j, an i sneuner :
. liow's'dat for high, boss?
.en ;k w afford to take a Chicago j
-r :::ic.ur.cuient in another col
'srmi.ironieiit with ttie Frke- !
r.". p. ; i ' t much warmer than Ebens- ;
;'..-. iun slilr.es there every day j
'Fiw v?n. verily, in all its" two ;
As we still send !' conies of the Frek
max to Carrolltown, 28 to .St. Xicholas, 14 to
St. Lawrence. 7 to St. Boniface, 4S to St
Augutine. 37 to Chest Springs, 7'J to Loretto,
12 to Mnnster, 77 to Altoona. 40 to Gallitin,
17 to Cresson, 21 to.Sunimitville, :Wto Lilly's,
14 to Portage, 22 to Wilmore, 12 to Summer
hlilj 12 to Conemaugh, and 4i to Johnstown,
besides circulating 121 conies In and about
t Ebensburg, to say nothing of other points in
the count3', ""d as we never advertise for
Altoona merchants or any one else at onc
1 third, or even two-thirds, our published
rates, we are curious to know what paper in
j Cambria countv the Carrolltown -Veirs had
i In its mind's eye when it attempted to boost j " 01
I circuhuion north of the pike double that of
j any paper sent to Northern Cambria."
, Ve put our paper to p;ess thN week one
j day earlier than usual, (in order to bridge over
Pittsburgh to Alttwna in the rn.rVahl fi,' r !tf m n a m cti'l n little t 1 t-u ti tt Ti
, s . , , ""- ; iiiiiii i, uh, niv, an.i n iii, nv . t.. v.i ,
3uuii3(.Bi:... v.iree noiir-i ana a tew minutes,
for the doing of which he has received the
highest mede of praise from the company, as
well as from other sources, is a brother-in-law
to our cousir, James A. McPikeaSf
Pittsburgh, we feel as proud over tlie
achievement as a turkey gobbler is supposed
to feel after the holidays when he finds that
his bead has not been axed to abdicate its
throne.
-:r .cv.i and smiling faces are ln-
c rc-i;i;t wie parents constarit-
z -..ers tougli svrup on band. , wistfully on the contents of a confectioner's i Co. don't inform the newspapers a couple of
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.,!i':!ve in some waytostandon
j .;a,'o with which our streets
.'v:i.ks h k.udcI, out we notice tnai n
... a r.-..l i'li-y.
.. it tL.t votir child meets with no
'i.cii i.-k. use fur the diseaes cf
' I': I-.. ili's U.'vbv Syrup; it never
..... !':i,..-2.'.cents.
: A. I. du-s, of Huntingdon, has
: 5 : r'-!.i; In the Treasury Depart
t v.'i,i.i!ict..n. tl'ifess he can fill
u' as weii as anybody.
; , ',"s' winds and driving rains
'. 1 : l-rlr.g on a Cotiith, Cold or
ft t!:H st-ason. and Ir. Bull's
n Id be kept in every house.
'I- ; . : V, .,i...e, i.a.i one of his
i r.t the shoulder, near Al
. i i i.H.'av !at. bv being aci Ment-
v.: a 'freight train oil which he
m a-; a i rikcman.
s- ,.rrv to learn that our young
:.n A. l'.vie, E-i., Is lying serious
: o ri.ide:iee of his brother-in-law,
:'. i'.i.-.vmftn. in Altoona. We hope
.sr f his thorough recovery.
:.i S.a. iers. who resides near Al
1 s fnij-loveil bv the IVnnsylvania
- i:;rn:;v. fad three of the fingers
l.hhdVut otf the other day by a
r :' 'Vt-1 whleii fell on them.
V . ii rz d'.u'tl.xk very much like a
wv.'.erer, and yet it is quite prolv
' iias 1-een at hxe e" sir.ee l.e
1 ; Nsenger conductor on tl.e main
v i t.'iei r"in In this community.
r.'-r rl V-f'.t. of Westmoreland
-cvr-ia! tlocks of turkeys, each
; t'.-in; over two lintidiea fowls, to
week, where tlie were
?-. Mr. Bott by Wood, M-.n ell & Co.
N.'-cmakcr. F.sq , of this place, if
tri.e, ( nt -mphttes mi early visit
rv-: .!i.; ..f Arkansas for the ben-
-iii-n.tli wlueli is somewhat impair
v :.. tui-
Next to feasting on candles and sich like,
there Is scarcely anything more enloved hv
j the rising generation than to gaze long and
window, such as is now to be seen In all its
I glory at K. C. Psrrish's little store around
: the comer. What with the eye gladdened by
i the soft, easy-shaped bon-bon and the palate
j moistened by the expectation of getting a
; good taste of them In the sweet bveand bve,
! the (ioligbtfnl Instinct dances and sparkles
: through each vein like the fancy of a field of
' clover to a hay-fed cow.
i The I. K. li. passenger depot at Tvrore.
! find the office of the Superintendent "of the I
! Tyrone division, both under one roof, caught ;
i fife about .1 o'clock on Thursday morning of !
last week, and notwithstanding the weil-dl-
; reefed efforts of the firemen ami other citl- i
; 7ena, the entire structureand most of Its con- t
j teus fell a picy to the devouring element.
The Its is estimated al cs.wo ; ont;in of the j
' fire not st.Ued. A piiitlon of the Ward :
I llouv, which narrtiwlj-escaped destruction, '
', Is being temporarily occupied as a ticket of- ',
i fice, wsiting rooms for passengers, et:?. i
The main altar and sanctuary of the
' Catholic church In this place have been i
i adorned and beautified with evergreens, :
flowers, light', etc,, as is the wont at tliis 1
; festival seaon of the ladies on whom this la- !
: bor f f love devolves, and no one who has at- :
; tended or will at any time attend the services j
; at said church during the present or comiii
nounee the full excursion programme on the
Pa. R. R., though not yet too late to say that
excursion tickets can be bought on the 23th,
30th and Slst Df December, and on the 1st of
January, at any station along the main line
or branches, and all such tickets will be good
to return on until January 3d. No half ex
cursion tickets will le sold, nor will any per
son be permitted to stop tiff while en route.
Conductors will be allowed to sell excursion
tickets only from points where there arc no
ticket offices. Bv the way, it has often been
a source or wonder to us that the t'a. K. II.
weeks In advance of holiday and other regu
lar excursions, so that the fact may be more
generally advertised than it now is.
j A Splendid Body Is a rarity, and the rea- j
i son that few men and women reach this :
i standard, is that they neglect themselves a ml
j fall Into decline. Some simple troubles of
j the blood, lungs, nerves, liver, stomach, kid
; neys, or genital organsdevelopsintoaclittinii; j
! character. The effect is soon observable in i
1 appearance ami feelings of the loveliest wo- 1
. man and the handsomest man. "It is never j
, to late to mend," however, if Sandaline is .
ued. Tb.e dyppti' 13 ruied of all trouble.
The rerv'M:': '.'IT .v. i i sot t;,ed. The victim
of liver complaint, kidney affections, or blood ;
disorders, is thoroughly restored. All those
who have become affected with painful com- '
plaints, find in Sandaline a remedy. Stnda
line Hair Life makes the hair soft and glossy, j limpFe of hi? approach
ana prevents iaidiicss. win uo just as re
commended, used as diiected, or money re
funded. Price fl. Ak your ilrugest.
Atlanta, Pec. 10, '7. Dr "Gounod, 5, West
14th St.. N. Y. : About fifteen years ago I
was unfortunate enough to get sick, and
through mismanagement it became coustitu
till It seemed, to lill the lace before her. Suddenly
while turning a sharp an??le tn the tiil. the unde
fined aoruethinif t.Kjk acroaa the fence into the
Held!., ami up a uuse nine-tree, which it illumined
in a lurid blate. and then dii-nppeared altoirether.
Bear In mind that this appeared in the clt-fame
above leenlied 'opook'' baooted locality. There
are weird anil lonely spots, 89 described, by the set
tlers, where at nlitht a horse will shy and ncare
without anv apparent cause whatever: and tliero
Is a road near a certain town In this county where
horse, and rider have been suddenly stopped by
unseen hands ves. stopped in the darknesd and
led aside from the road by the irhostiy highway
men ! Others have felt :i vauue tear creepinir over
them while passing this spot In the shades of nijrht,
their hair even bristlliia; up and raisin their hats
ofl their heads, while the frightened bead would
Itart buck and sn'irt refusing to no on for a time.
Thev say that beast can sometimes perceive
wht man cannot : and apropos to this point. 1 will
relate a story concerning canine jHTspieaeity in
thH reir:ird. There was an old ruined mill where
a workman had one time been crunched up amomr
the wheels, and his spirit was still said to haiiat
the place. A blithe youn mechanic had dten to
pass bv that way in the eveninir while on a court
lug expedition." In the neia;hl.orhood of the old
mill the road wound thronirh a piece ol woods, and
as ouryounir friend wji steppiror merrily alonic the
my. branch-embowered passage, witn hissreat
tlirer-like dsr. Rush." at his s,de, he thought he
had llllle eauxe to (ear anythlnir. All at ou-e the
huife and powerful animal, which but a moment i
betore was trotting quietly alone by his master's j
side, suddenly slupjwd and ran away Into the I
woods showlnpt abject tear In his movements. This '
aelieu was the more extraordinary as the tloir was i
exceptionally trusty and fearless, commonly caring ,
lor neither man nor fccast. Just betore the doir
began to give bak, the man experienced an unde- I
fined fear creepinir over him his hat literally !
raising upon his head. As the dog left him the
vague terror Increased till he crossed a bridge,
panning a running br sjk. when the lear in-tanily
forsook him and he was entirely hlinsell airaio.
The dog. having. Biado an ample detour, came
trisking up again, when ail wenton ns leior. '1 he
dug s conduct was very strange, inasmuch as he
evinced su'-h abject lear t ticking Ids tail under
him like the veriest whipped cur. Now the dot;
would not scare nt anything human that was sell
evident especially at night, when his canine in
stinct lor guardimr was commonly mo:E active. It
in just as plain that he won!. I not s-are at any
beast. V hat. then, frightened the animal? ifeasts
do not scare at imaginary nothings. j
I shall next relate a still stren-er experience Tif
ghostly encounter A little curly headed t, Midler,
wntic playliiit atM.-ut the room, had fallen ng-in-t a
bench and hart h',:' hid pre'ty badly. At insist
the hurt of the bruise still kept her awak". and
about midnight she irrew so restless that nothing
that lie will work qnietly bnt rttieientlv for h
father-in-law. Secretary Slii-rmsn. IVju Is weA
known here as a Iwjld. UTrserupulous politician o
the worn and most dangerwns rsacfitrin type, and
ills election means a viirerons campaign, with
heavy political assessments open the Icier I ofhee
stder, supplemented by plenty of aid from the
great corporations ol the country, 't oi.e thing
rest aai'red. should he be designated hereafter as
Chairman ol the National Kepuhl'can 'ouventiou
he will do everything that can r done, nnt only to
elect the Republican electoral tiekl !n J'ennsj Iva
nia, but also to Increase his political favor in that
State. Hale, whowas t'huirman of the Republican
! t onjrressiona. tomuiir in ne i , s campaign,
j used mare than one-tenth of the 'ominlitec's cor
', ruption fund in Iaine. t'ameron wonl-f not seru
! pie to ose his place to scatter the money of the
t'ominltlee in lonnsylvania.
There is tome niarm manifested lest tSe Kepub
: lleans should make use of their strenioh in the
i legislatures controlled by them tn the so-called
' donbtiul Stales to elect their electoral tickets, and
; relying upon their strength In the stalwa States
; to endorsjo any course they may pursue, thas take
' the election out ol the hands oi the people. It has
, teen ascertained that this was the pr gramme
i agreed u(oi hero trforr the Ohio election, enil aa
. evidence ol this it is shown that they made hercu
lean efforts with lavish use of uiony to carry oth
branches of the legislature. The more timid and
j conservative, or so-called "liberal" Republicans,
i are loud In their denunciation ol this programme,
; hut the men in otrice and those who control the
machine say that it is necessary to perlorm tj.ls
j new outrage ajrninst the ballot in order to "save
j the country." S-veral leading Republican news-
papers in New York City are out In articles oppoa
! mg the achemc.
'f l.e National Ieinocrstic Committee will meet
j on the 23,1 ol February to name the day and place
j ol holding the next leinoeratie National Conven
j tlon. l'cnding this meeting speculation Is rife as
I to who will be the candidate of the party for I'resi
I dent. The only persona now prominently men
tioned are Seymour, llaimn-k and Bayard. Judg
ing from the opinions one hears expressed by
nearly every earnest liemoerat. theconvention will
sel-t the candidate who may be considered the
strongest. I ' ntil quite recently the name of Sey
mour was upon everv man's lips, but the booin
which seemed to promise unanimity and enthusi
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asm has disappeared under the niieroseot.lc eyes of
searching H,itieiaus. I was handed yesterday a
printed slip containing the figures of the New York
election ol lstf". wle-u Tweed was Chnlrinan of tho
C Tity Committee of New York and Sam'l J. Tilder.
was Chairman ol the New York State Committee.
The figures are taken from the New York li'orrf
almanac tor lso8. and are briefly summed upas fol
lows :
Hoffman's majority democratic candidate for
(iovernor)
Sevmour's majority (highest liemocratie el-
tor) ,96S
N
I Hoffman over Seymour
! Hoffman's maturity over Seymour In
York City 4,'io
i Hoflman ran ahead of Seymour in every county
j of the State of New York, except Isex. Rensellaer
i and Schoharie. The total of the majority of tno
1 iJem.ieratte candidates tor Congrc-s was li.'JTd. be-
lug l d grea'er than Seymour's majority (highest
j elector) .,ver trrant.
, The Southern men are more reticent thnn nstial
; In pronouncing their opinions. The Mississippi.
1 louisiana and Texas delegations lavor the noni,n-
I nfion of H neoctc ; Alaf,auia is diviifed between
I Hancock and "the great unknown Florida at-
j pears ifniesc.-nt : South Carolina is divided bet ween
1 Hancock and Kavard : A irginia tuvors ilaniSK-K
f that is the regnlsr organization" ib-es. whi lt the
: "Mahone I (em'K-rats nave not yet decided wheth- '
' cr they will net In concert with t!ie debt payers" j
1 or tak'c an Independent stand : Kentucky tcj lor .
j Thurir.an. and Is new hunting another candidate : 1
1 Tennessee Is said to lavor Hendricks, but this is j
douhtlul: Arkan-as is divided i.ctwecn H:incK:k '
and Sevtnore. I his Is the present complexion of I
father started for a certain groeerv. which was I affairs seen from the point ol view ol the .lome of
b..f l,re n.ilf. .listjant while the r.cwl whs verc I the Capitol. 1 he support given Uayard Seems
lonesome, tne uignt nci, as " iarK as piicn. ah :
went well on the way there, but r.s the man was j
returning w th thirds calculated to placate the I
troubled baby he was to undergo a strange expc- j
rlence. Aa was before remarked, the night was ;
aa datk aa Egypt and there was not a neighbor s j
house on the ions iuc homeward or"-. When :
tional. I then was Ion" troubled with erup-
week and especially at the six o'clock Mass I tions on ln' chest, a kind of dry scaly scab,
on Christmas aicrnin?, fan fail to be delight- "lso '"nips on diSerent parts of my body.
jiy luiir an cnr.ie out. ann i was fjoncraiiv
dilapidated. 1 tried various physicians,
visited the hot springs and other places, but
found i.o relief. Sand.iline, Sandaline Hair
Life and Sandaline Lotion have made a
new man of me, and vou mav use this as vou I Krc l"n """ mor,! tll:n others, and it
please V. S. llutton.' Dr. ionnod s great , J,:!n.!f7!T"V .'".w.!:l.-v!:
tnedlcal work, full of interest, over 250 pages.
Price? I. S.Ha for it.
i ed and edified by tife eharmifitr spect.-.cle. as
'. well as by the excellent music discoursed by
i the fine cb dr of which the Church of the
! Holy Name has jrood cause to be prouu.
; The Carrolltown .Yetr says that the
i family of Mr. Ceo. Glasser, of that place, dis
; covered at supper on Friday of the previous
' week that the coiTee had a peculiar and disa-
creeabie taste, and thereupon threw it into
; the swill barrel, from whence it was fed to a
fine hoi; the same eveninc Next morning
, the poi ker was found stiff in death and swol
: len to double its living proportions that is,
double the circulation of any paper sent to
Northern Cambria.
ri. Itatsbane. it annears. i i.. ... . ' i a . ..
i:;!uuie hupes be Hilly I had gotten into the coffee-pot by some mys- I of r,.;i(.vin- herself of tho burden o
tenon nriH-es nuotxeiiier iiceiocu'.i. i, ixwa it.
was fortunate indeed that
ry li" Armit. a nephew of Col. Wni.
:. ar I foinu-riy a resilient of Ilolli
t... ,.r iV.l a verdict of ?2,ro0
" ' r'y f.f Pitt-burgh f..r false im
t ia'c :: ;tion ith the n 11 road
' . v. 1-T7. .
- Eva Kai. -el, .,f Carrolltown, al-.-.
ti -i-th year of her age, lias seen
': .T.inivTsailes of her birth, the
born not being an an
1 s nhv, s!,e came Into this
.r ion the il'th of Februa ry, 17;'.'.
Fra-.cis X. Otf. of Carrolltown, as
" ni the .Vfr, has secured tbesub-tf-r
eairyir.g the mail, tm and after
' ! ;...,-Ti that place and Cherry
Fr.'.r ;- fitt to l e ably to fill the bill,
wl i lio it to the satisfaction of
. !
T . K. Pii-r fif TTallidavsbiiro-
' y 'I I at Hi" Altoona passenger
"' i.e. ;.i-t week, and injured one of
vi.v severely. Subsequent ex
' ; .we ! t!,it a tendon in the arm
I . roiit-ised. rud now a physl
': ! to his n,p.
"- K a Ltboter In the P. R. R.
j: A.; Mt-t. w.i, struck byfbe Mail
'"I .isi M,i!:d.iy aften oon, and
' 1 ti.n.t g-li (.n the forehead was
p.; iuflieted, the eonctis-
- it th.it he died inside of five
; ' '.-.I cj leaves a wife and sever-
no more serious
coiiserjuence resulted.
Mr. John McCune, of Johnstown, and
Miss Virginia Nixon, of Indiana, wcre"mar
ryfied," a word of the bttcst coinage, by Kev.
j It. i;. uairer, in tne latter inace, on ecmes-
i day of last week, and as we happen to know
: the worthy bridegroom well anil Intimately,
j and had a pretty cood peep at the youngatid
liandsome bride during the recent soldiers'
reunion in Indiana, we take the liberty of
! extending our best wKhes to the happy pair.
Our friend John, it affords us no pleasure to
: say, is a Republican of the stalwart stripe,
but as hist wife, if we mistake not. Is quite
'. the "revarse," we look for his early and
thorough conversion to the trne political
I faith.
I What was known as the "Old Hickory
' Ilrewerv," located in the western part of Al-
' toona, and owned bvMr. Martin Hoelle, was
i discovered to be on fire about one o'clock on
: Wednesday morning of last week, and so
fierce and uncontrollable was the progress
of the flames that in a few hours scarcely a
i vestige of the brewery or the stable adjoining
i was left M mark the. spot. The fire is sup-
! posed to have been the result of accident, and :
the loss is said to aggregate about $!0,000, I "
on which there was an insurance of ?i.-,00. :
A WrcKroSTony. Some malicious person
h,ts started the rumor, and it has, of course, !
as sudi reports do, spread very extensively, !
that Mrs. Thomas Woods took the medicine
purpose i
of an un- i
born child. Dr. T. J. Christy, the physician
who made the post mortem examination for :
the coroner's inquest, informs us that there
was not the slightest foundation for the ru- j
mor, anil, further, that the medicine which ,
the lady took had no properties which
bring about such a result. The story is a !
Very distressing one to the family of the lady, i
of whom all her acquaintances speak very i
highly, and has caused them much sorrow
and pain. Hanging is too easy a death lor
the wretches whoso delight in scandal that
they would become the authors of an un
founded rumor of such a character. Let the
dead rest in peace. Altoona Call.
BAi.i.or's Monthly Magazine for Jav
vauy. The January number of P.at.i.ol'8
Monthly Iri.rsTiiATrn Maoazivf. is a
marvel of beauty and goodness tilled to re
pletion with the best of engravings, stories,
poems, and essays, a remarkable combina
tion of a, I that a" first-class magazine should
contain. The new type and new form of
the magazine are aiding it to force its way
right direct into the hearts of the people ;
and. when it has scoured a lodgement there,
i it will remain, for no one can read it and not
is a library in itself, and yet the
only 15 cents n copy, 5I,.o per r.n-
a: Jul u: id way on the road homo, the nunt traveler
thought he distinguished a fa nt Muind like the
very distant trot ol a l orse, borne fitfully on the
fluctuating right breere. Nearer and nearer came
the sound on, on, throngh the deep gl,om till
at last the clattering pace of the viewless steed
grew so distinct that the man turned to catch a
sull nearer, still louder.
grew the thostiv clatter, tiil at inn the startled
wayfarer stepped aside to iive the steed tree pas
sage. There was an iron gate in do stone wall
just here, and to the extreme horror and almost
stiipelacf.on ol the trtnibliiitt listener, tho gtioftly
steed crashed through the ir,n g ite with a hideous
and deafening pral. and iutantly all was dead sl
leneo. The startled and trembling, wlt ie-sot the
strange m-ee. rrenee had courage enough left to go
to the gate and inspect It. surmising by the sound
that it was shattered to atoms, but the stronsr Iron
structure was whole and intact, an J sT:o:nch as
ever under his shake. Seeing this, a mortal terror
seized the man. and be stsrtd Immediately o:i the
road home, while I lie cold perspiration mined irein
hi lace. He gi-t home without turtlier adventure,
but he was not ijnitc hinisell a:rin lc-r a lew weeks.
Thev sav that those who arc born on Christmas
may wa:!l be
"There are
more things between heiven and earth than are
' dreamt of in onr philosophy."'
Another experience, which lias never before seen
, print, we will nexl record.
This same man who heard tic aho?My er.ish at
the iron gate preceded Ins family of a w i lean,! five
! children over the broad and stormy Atlantic, to
i geek n home tn this wuie land o! liberty this ha
; ven id rest beyond the great waters. W hen he ar
rived In the New World he lound a home with a
I relative, who had become ac'l;mat:?ed and "Van
, keened'' ami. withal, i'Ot prosperous Wni e
' snnglv tucked in blankets one morning earlv. be
, mg .- ;
' shout
more a personal supisirt than the advoeacv ol a
candidate ior Ins availability. On the other hand,
Hancock i mentioned both lor his personal ,iinli
tles an.i presumed great .-tremtlh ns a candidate
w ho can be elected, and In that event will eertain'y
go In'o the White H-me on th" 4th or March, l'sj.
SeiiTiicer.t is l;i--T cenr-rini;- on Ilnlvoelc as the
mo--t available man. in the light ol the recent elcc
j tlon in New Yorkand Indiana IN-mocrats are ad
! mutinir freely that lie can carry that State.
The itction oi t iovernor rarcclon in adhering
FtrlrTly to the constitution of Mii'nc In the. matter
j ol giving cert i tic:ites to the n:enl.ers ol the Legis
! lature of that State, who alone were elected under
! It" provisions, has produced a Hotter here in th
! .Maine Republican delegation. Many an 1 various
1 are trio opinions expressed by dlflerer.t lioprcscn-
tatlves from that State. Congressman Keel (of
j Elaine says it will help the KcpuKlean party in
. their ejection nest September, while Congressman
j Iadd ( rrcenbacker and Ih-Moerat) sas. on the
other hand, that t overnor (Tareelon's hrmness In
j admiiiistcr'ng the law under the cenviitution ol
I his State has given renewed vitality to the lieino
', cratie party, and that he is re-peeted everywhere
1 in the r-t ale lor his rcf us ill toiieeede to the ilen.ands
( ol 1hc 1,'epiibiican stalcarts. with "liie plumed
i knight" Hlaine at their hend, who In-i.-tcd upon
, beiog permitted to change the r-'furn- alter lacy
j had teen lile l with the Secre :iry I State. The
Legislature, w hen assembled, will undoubtedly in
; e.-liicate tl.e wholesale frauds, briberies and cor
: ruption praeticed by the Kepubiituiis in the late
' election, and dojustice to all.
: Con-res? has adjonrneil for the h-.'ii.lriys and
I mo-t ol tiie Senators and members have gone home,
j Tfe timineiHl situation will un-foiil. telly be do-
bated In both boasts and no one ( nil predict the re
j sull. Neither party is un.t"d ujiou any ingle line
j i f nction touching the financial pioi tlon. the
i breach between the Republicans who desire to let
the tinnn. e alone and lfio--e who think that the le
I il tend" r property should be taken away lroin the
: greenback at once, being quite pronounced and
: open.
In the measures recommended by Hayes one
: easily reetgtiizes ti;e pro -r.iiume boidlv laid down
Overcoats for Old Men !
Overcoats for Young Men !
Overcoats for Boys !
Overcoats for Everybody I
t&TEST STYtE OttE&OOATS,
NOBBY OVERCOATS,
Heavy OVERCOATS,
WARM OVERCOATS,
BLUE, BLACK, BIW AKD DRAB OVEHCOATS,
Dress and Working Overcoats,
ILL SUES, STYLES AND QUALITIES OF OVERCOiTS,
j AT TIIK CIIKAP CASH STOKi: Ol'
j V. S. JBa,xlvei & Brother,
i Who have now in stook Ihe finest and laro-pst line of OVEHCOATS ever seen in
Ebensburp, ami which tliey are offering at
jPMCES CHEAPER THAN EVEll !
i
! Xow is tlierefore the acceptable time to buy, as clot Inner of all kind will be much
j hiprher in price next year. We also have a full line of
WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS,
! and as we buy largely and carry a complete and elepant stock, we are enabled to
i sell fully as cheap if not cheaper tnan clothing dealers in more pretentious
towns. When you need an overcoat or any other article of clothing,
don't fail, therefore, to call and examine the immense stock at
? ! BARKERS' CHEAP STORE, i
Wh?re money can le saved six days out of seven in the purchase of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, GROCERIES. NOTIONS. ETC.
V. S. BAKKElt & BllO.
Eteri!ttiTr, TToo- 1S2
yt. r. 5T'iai.i. . . . prorr.
M'DONALD fiL CO.'S
PRICE LIST!
S3 j::us cr e:o Minimi
EVERY ARTK LE SOLD AT IRK E QLOTEDL
onocnniEs.
SroAM. 1. S. and 10 e-r rr li : 1 1 as. Sf,. W
nj 75 cento per ih. : Ukeo Corrti, 10, 17 ni V
nt fr 10.: Hoastki CoFFtt. 12',. IT. and 23
rrntu j.r lh. ; f"xr""E C'orrrt. two txo fir fy. ;
Ku tixi. tti ixiri lorV".: BjiT!fM.tii
pr lur & ext.. or tn j-itirt lor t f.t. : Mol a
30 cts. er gallon ; 'lnju Smrr, f.' r. fT kbIiod.
IIIY GOODS.
CaI.kioes. 5. 6 and 7 iit per vr l ; SlrcLmo. i,
6. " nd S cent pr VHrl : linoHns". n1 10 ctp.
trar,1: Lo'in' I'iriv Gih.i. , ISi.. 'iird
pent pT yard : ."ATt,s( FtiKsit. h. V'a 12W
rnt por yard : I'laIS Kni'tui. IS. 2."- snd So
cont per y.rd : I1.au T"LA"titi . M and f rt.
per j anl ; Kturrrir Jeif 1''--1. nd .
iot yard : l'AmiKBE, tJr.. '.V. ind i on p. yd ;
W ATtvrniKim (all c lorf). S, "'and Wivntf per
yard ; tivtTtn. all colore. 50 to Ti ocnt yr
yard; fiLikrrs. Jiio per pair
NOTION'S.
Sroro. CvrrOF. 1. 3 and ft cent -r rv-v. ; Col
tAKTTiE. 1, 8 and S cen'c ea-h : I tvmetk. SO
and 7 rcr ea-li ; J.apies" Io le and ru
p T pair; Laiitj"' til.oviw. IS. 'Jo arn" 'Jb centi per
pair; LADiu't'tOiis. si.i'aud op.
HOOTS AND SHOi:S.
I !fa NTs' Siiora. 1 5 and 25 ct. jm r f Vr : Chil
eh Snots. 7S-. and fl. 01 pt r pair : liH-rM
SnoE. 7,-.. l.nnd i Mi jer pair; 1. il ls' 'it
toju. Ssn, fl.2. $1. tl.TS and lerpair;
I.Amts' I.A-rr Sbokk. msc.. f .. Jl a-d li
pi rf.ilr; H.ivs" Htk. i o-i. 1 2.V ! .76 a 1 d -J .00
per pair: Mt ." H,rs, 2.on, fi "S, '- VJ. t- and
1.11 per pa.r.
CLOTHING.
Hoys' Fni. V' its. Ki and up; Mi rViL
Sins, s.ooand up; Nu'sOtuooat, f.'i 00 and
up.
" The tfrrt it O'ily e fT-tiI lit! of cvr yoodj -e
We a!-n liecji c-rKtamly on hand H aiitw- mic,
Qrri:swAitc. Olasj act. Ki i vb. Meat. Kih.
S.mt. fc.r . all of wlilff we nre el h 11 v at price. '
that no dealer In the co-rnty can c-'tiiiete with.
Owr motto la "v)ok and hwall rronta.
We have no trickery prices, and bep.- ct only
"orn to ask '..ii f,,r an artv-i tliat is won'', onty
$J o1!. Lot in "rd r to pr.ne.-t cor rut.-mer .till tur
therwe pleda: our!!ves toake ttack and return
the nv.ney l,.r all r-'KhI not rin trm tl-e i.ley. ro-vi-ied
tScy IV.l to klve -atisfietou in i-uiier qoall
ty or pro-e and ar n-t irncd srithln a rea-o.ahm
time ay t n dn". ( lur desire 1 to do a i:ur and
honorable li.i--tL-er, aro;d all h?rp praril in
d aiirz.and guarantee perfsrt t ati Is'Uoo In every
lnf t.in 'o
Mr l)OXAT,l .f CO.
Ixiiii tto. Injc. 12. 17J.-1 I.
ii()-sioi: TF.A-ci:is;
roHTY-SIX l'HlCIlS.
ONLY $3.25 PER SET,
CUT CLASS AKD KwSSmE SI
III,
aii'oona, r..
AIo. a Fall and Handsome l ine of
S
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THE FiilXCIPAL rL0TIIIG UHISE
Itauvail ll irxii
Majolica and Silver-Plated Ware,
BRITANNIA SKiONS, TABLE flTLERV,
And Lamp lioils cf all klixl.
All ;ood warranted re-rt-icTtr d,
e r money refntided.
A full line Fruit Jars and Jelly Tu toilers.
(;. S. hki KTY, npc? iiil- ndt-iit.
Alt-., ma
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Ebensburg, Penn'a.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
PAYABLE OX IIIAM1,
FVLL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! INTEREST ALLOWEft ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Known till tlio Countiy lioimtl,
H
AS bven lirnslietl up with ImprovetiK'tits in tli liotio r.:nl t!ic stork, an-.l i in
working trim ftr tlie comiiia si-aun, lsT0-l.Sfi, with an u;iapi.n.,icl:a1iit
assortiuont of
In t.lr:int' nif-jsai-e t-i .orri in ! 7-, viz: in re-
II fa?t asleep, n ?otnetliiiiir otiui-W l.iinon the J tir'", '" preeiilnu ks mid im-re.i.e the lmlel (lent
er. efelaiiiliiiir 111 ttie man tinie; ie ihmi,ii 10. mm 1,111 ne. 1 111a 1? me -u. 111
SianinK- i? eominir ttji the river." rouserl at onee ' view, ami tlie rrii-.-u 01 tl.e Irir.TI u-niler e!.iu.e 1
by the su.i.lcunesK 1.1 the Mown ml the litintr.e. 1 v. in the fume Ulri-ction. The f.nte.i
of the voice, the man iuinpr.l out ol !eil and Imr- 1 l,','t ha" !rcaily leen lnor.-a-e.l over one tiiin.lrrit
rie.i inio 111s eioines, tHiirrieo and 5oniewfmt riDpe-
lul :it the s!niri;c'!y-convrv e.l nows. A t liren k int
he related his experience to Ills kinsfolk who rUli
culcd him lur his ,ains. Xittiinic flaunted, how
ever, he sallied out iinmeii.it"!T alter !reakfa?t
and headed directly lor the lli-Hwiit'e, where he
fortuitously or rather provid-ntialiy, wandered
out on to a, whrl. Here. ?ecinir a vessel lylnir.
with men husilv worltinif about. tieto.icd ah'.itrd
and commence,! lo.ikin around for a c-fininir nhip.
The mate id the vessel snon came up and demanded
ratlo r rooif lily If he couldn't see the notice, lorhl.l
dlnR any one to come a hoard. Makinir an excuse
for his unwitting Intrusion, tlie ea;e ess.rl-ceeker
Informed the sailor of the object of his queKt
nnmely, to ?e if tho Sararwc irn$ cnmi.iq uj the
nrcr." "D'in't yon e her there..'" inquired the
anlli-r, strctchinif out lna hand and pointmit; down
the river. Ami, sure enonph. thi.-ro was the "Sar
anac" standinir fra!lntly up the channel In the
direction of the observers. Hut a dhort time pass
ed before the man had hl joyful little family leath
ered around him on terra .ftrma. and happy wa tho
meitlnir after their lonn and turbulent voyage over
'.he vast depths ol the wide ocean.
It is proper to s;iy that moat o! the nctors in this
Ilfe-ki-tcli are atill alive and van attest the truth
of what has been here stated. The wonder of the
alfairconsist.s in the facts of the man's being; struck
on the .shoulder and awoke out of a sound sleep
beinif correctly inlortned of the approach of tl.e
nirlions for resumption ruriuist-s an increase
1 which was not at all neces.ary. aiil-which would
have hilled to produce resumption but for the
heavy crops on this 6ide of tho Atlantic rind liifht
ones in Europe. I. N. it.
it ;i-:it!:y ami rertafnlv ven.'
-" fr. :n nur frinn'l Jo'in A.
' nt Vor'ncjo, NVw Mexico,
' :-i t'.mo t' I'm tio late for otir
I" wi'.l k-i-r., however, witli
: : riu its i:i:.Tf-,t until wwk
-:i -.v.. c!ir,n tf. puaure in
t:
.1 .:,
' Tr.
-V
"f s
'-
1:' ! ewttfat tin? election
i j it successfully, it will
Aerrior to appoint some
'1 at ics of tlie MierifT in
nrxt ueneral election,
;r tht v act wi.elv niak-
': elect their candidate
::!.
v.i! in alii of the Cath
niTTiit vi'.le has once more
I.;'.:v's st.itinn. nml will re-
hii'.i'lav. tiuis afforil-
,, . '' t" etijov themselves ra-v-.::wnt
opport'nnitv to invest a
J 'c:i-;. wp.ere it will do the mof,t
1 -i? tmh'ic
Anen.tme Yot, of Carroll
n l is wrty last Munday niorn-
' '1 ,.-ral bpnrf r,f tprs
",i.. (,f the steers, valueil
- ve rl,,i;.rs. took tothe woods
r as 1 lie lv,ickhirn tavern,
' road, nnd nil efforts thus far
"imal have jToved unavail-
and t'entlemen who have
torian chttr'hTfcsttva! at
.is pl;C' h"VP 'ft ".C.t'.i-
ii -e e'ltcrtniiuticnt ttt
f' it. iies enjoyable, and we
"ir sjeiid wn hour fir two
arvl a dollar tr two more
".y fVronizinjj 30 deserving
Ti f soinctliinmore definite
a'i'mf the alieged prweed-
f;:i:nth frotii tho lieriflfs
v'"i!d ri'.t !e sorrv to see
i'-rves it, we will he pre
t the Aitoona C'lH.kuows
K'lr.t, whii h is more than
'oii'.nmnity is aware of at
!.s
Vr.
ii
1,1
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: i,r. 1
:r, 1
T"'.n:as Worx'.s, ,f Altoona, died
5 a?:.-ri.,!i ia't froni an over-
Tpsntnine, which she had
e sin .l;.l..' f..l .,J
, . t, ,ii"i,i v ivm 1,11 iiini if
' tlv, that it would do iier
' 'i I -r to take It. thotisrh it is
in'ended her druit. if not
" ' t ;k :iiln iii.tileopathio los,es.
I" tf t., M. r f.il-n,v,,inint,.,l -lh
news ot the flay is as ai
J' tliir.kiiift man as the enter--3r,vn""r,1,'d
at tho family fireside.
v...,.itl'"cUit.,j il( snrU f!i iene ,y
s; li"r'Jlr rar'f and the rittshurs
t,ko ti-itrether cosfn
v,,,' -";'r. "'at ail should take
c.,r
. l!'.
' no'.v made and
Ttie owner of the premises intends to rebnild
as soon as possible, leantini Altoona win
have to br up under a greatly diminished j
supply of local latter. j
Our friend John MeCorniick. of Sum- .
merhill township, who was named week be- i
fore last by our correspondent at J-illy's as j
one of tho applicants for a certain school in
Washiupton township, wrote us a note just
in time to tie too late for our lat issue, and j
since then it has been mislaid, in which he
trave us to understand that he had made a
proposition to the Hoard of I H rectors to
complete the unexpired term of Mr. Cramer
in said school for a certain amount in excess
of the salary paid to the late Incumbent, but
as the Directors declined to accede to his
proposition he was virtually out of the con
test, and therefore should" not have been
named in that connection.
Johnstown and her people oueht to lie
supremely happy Jnt now. One niyht last
week the silver-toimrued infidel, B b lncer
90II, who don't take any stock in the great
hereafter, delivered a lecture in that city,
and on Tuesday nieht of this week Henry
Ward lieecher who for Kod and sufheient
reasons don't want to believe in the existence
of such an unnecessary and old-fashioned an
institution as hell, put in bis appearance on
the lecture platform in the same place. IJoth
of these men are undoubtedly eloquent, and
while Inoersoll is credited with sincerity in
his unbelief, the general impression is that
lieecher wears the mask of hypocrisy and
assumes a virtu even If he has it not.
The Carrolltown yew claim" to have
succes?u!!y Interested itself in m-ct-rir the
monov cr'- r f-fi!ce recently vGtp-hi.ifcd to
that place, and ao produces letters to prove
that it was the prime mover in the effort
which culm nated in obtaining a daily mail
from Loretto to Chest Springs. More than
that, it has the assurance of Congressman
CofTroth that he will use his influence to se
cure tho extension of said route to M. An
Kiistine at as early a day as possible. All
which goes to show that the AVtr is a power
in the land, and that its editor is determined
that northern Cambria shall not be behind
any other portion of the county in the matter
of 'mail and money order accommodations.
Honor to whom honor is due.
The Carrolltown Veir takes occasion,
even at this late day, to remind its readers
that or.e or two of the fcons of that section
'were made victims in the last election thro'
the mad opposition of men and newspapers
which should havo supported them," but
forcets to add that one of the. aforesaid
"sons" pubticlv declared, on more than one
occasion, that the idiotic course pursued by
I a certain newspaper which championed his
i cause and expected to reap its reward in the
i way of official advertising, did him more
i harm than all the influence brought to bear
i acainst hiin by the opposition. Of course
' we don't pretend to say that the centleman
, In question didn't find fault with other "men
, ana newspapers," hut that he made nse of
the ahove laniiiace. or words to that effect.
ad- 1 and that neither the D'tnorrni nor Freeman
soon to . wa the subject of conversation at tlie nine,
' we are amply able; to prove.
num. postpaid. This Is cheap; yet the 1 Saranac up the rlrer conversing with his kinsfolk
material is first-class in everv respect, i'uo
lisiied bv Thnrr.os Talbot, 23 Ilawley
street, Boston, Mass., ?l,5o per annum, post
paid, and for sale at all the news depots in
the country.
The Brtdf of Dkath. The current is
sue of the Johnstown Democrat tells the fol- '
lowing sad story :
On Christmas day Mr. l, flam Trefts and Miss
Mary Ann Fender, both of the Fourth ward, were
to be united In the olv bonds of matrimony, but
death has made his ap'pearance. and by hls'me
oraf le demand has deatroyed this eieted I ap
pin"ss. Sha. who to morrow was to be a nappy
r.rlde. will bo dressed in her weddlnir carmen's
for shrond . and laid away In the cold and silent
dark and alooiry rrave. and the clods ol the val
ley will cover her remains from the light of day or
th siajhtof lovinjr eys. Miss Fender had been
t.repar In for her wuddina; lor some time, but s
few days a ico she si taken ill, and early Monday
mornina- death claimed her lor his own.
Oh. the changes will follow the years as they fi.
and shalows must mlnttle with sunlight, we know,
the flower w a-ather will wither at last : the
songs wc re aln-Mnif be !ct In the past : but that
Is no r. ason, nor none can he Kuess.-d. why people
wl.h money shouldn't straightway invest in an
excursion ticket to Altoona, whsre t hey can save
more than enouvh to pay their expenses by buy In a:
a pair or two of hoots or shoes at tho Groat Kan
em Boot and Shoe House of S. Blumenthal, 1119
tleventh avenue, and wheie they may depend
noon getting the best raide and best fitting; goods
oi the kind in the market.
A' QrKEti Wintfr How streaked and strlpel
the weather has bn.wfh snow tails and rain
flii and sunshino betwecrv msklnn In ail the
j-.it-sre.si winter 'vf seen tince the lasr one of
coars.., is just wh tf we mean. I'ut Where's the !
?reat difference so Ion z as we know hat f.rtho
irst kind ol clothinir the rlht place to iro is to t he ,
store kept by (J. Wo lit, who in Altoona doth dw!l,
and warrants every jirrai'tii he otters to sell,
which, contded with tli fact that his prices are
low. snouhl Induce all whocee.l clothing straiaht
way to ao to lit store on Twrllth street, next
door to the poetortlce, Altoona, Pa.
A PiBTiCTir.i CiTn A liirrEttrsice. There
ain't much differenc , it any. between a sleigh ride
and a ride In a sleigh, provided you have lots of
tinkling bHls and not mure than one of ihe other
kind ol" belies, but there Is a vast difference be
tween good clothing and shoddy garments, be.
tween exorbitant prices anilmoderAte charges, and
the man who wants to end out the difjerence to
his own advantage, when he puts himself inside
of new toggery, will not forget to make a bee line
for Jas. .. Murphy Star Clothing Ilall, lOBClin
ton street, Johnstown.
about it at r-reaklast and having the self-same
vessel pointed out to him by the sailor as shercaily
; approacneu in luit signi.
I Now, as the man mentioned the vision, or what
I ever it might be called, before he started out on
his doubtful quest, there ran be no doubt as to his
! veracity, or misgivings on account ol hi memory,
i M'esfiall next recount a Ptransre occurrence which
i happened not seven miles from Ixiretto.
1 A young miss had leen over to the village store
for some necessary articles and was returning home
In the dusk of the evening. On approaching "the
:orks ot the road." about half a mile Irom the vll
l:tir'. she met a lady In black, with a large book
open lietore her, walking with a slow and stately
Htep and apparently perusing, the volume before
her. The girl brushed clothes w ith the mysterious
ldy. and as srK.n as she passed our informant
tnrncd to look after her. Judgeot her horror when
f-he saw nothing at all l-efore her eyes save the
woods on eah side of tlie road. Lady, hook and
all had vanished within the time It took for her to
turn round. Tsow this happened in the plain. open
road, where no one could hide If so distmsed. and
they hadn't time to reach the w.ods bepre the ob
server turned to look. Moreover, that very st
had an established reputation for being haunted,
and at r certain hour in the evening, any one pass
ing would be sure to he:ira mvstenous sound, asot a
he ivy piece of bark lalim Irom a high tree. This
Mime' m sterious sound liiis been heird by ra:iny.
At another time a man well known in the neigh
borhood was returning fmm work in tho shadows
of the evening crossing fields and wending thro'
woods on a "near-cut" across the country. He had
reached a hollow In the fields where hills arose on
all stdes glooming on the dim horiron. Judtfe ol
his feeiiiigs when right betore him rose, as if out
ot the ground, a conglomerated, fieecy bundle, as
of w-Ml, rolling slowly on ahead of him. This ap-
rearance nvoedar.d tumbled on In the dim star
ht for a good while, Ireerirg ti e Mint. I of the
brti-tMer wltu loiror in tout loncsorie spot, l're.--enrly
t':c weird appearance disappeared ami laded
irom view as quickly as it hrul arisen and the hor
rified and tiemghted pedestrian saw uo more of his
ghostly escort.
A goodly number of these weird strir still re
main in the montiil store house, all rendy to he
brought to light occasionally, as the opportunity
oilers.
Show roe the man who would not read a "ghost
story" and 1 will show you a human who is defect
ive in one respect at leu.st. A. I. H.
lxnrTro, lec. Io.
i.or.iL (OBREarosnrAt r..
AM.F.OHnsr Twr., icc. 23. 1ST9.
Peak Frvexaji 1 take the liberty to write to
you in reg'ird to ohe or two things which have oc
enrred in our midst.
On the night of the 17th inst, a party ol whrit
were supposed to be tramps forcibly entered the
Sherry school house, presumably to loilj-e there
lor the night. Not satisfied, however, occupying
the buiMing, they rifle l the children's boxes car- I
rying off pencils." pi ns, paper, etc., ami caimed the (
climax by gobtdtug up a good overcoat belonging i
to tho teacher. They were tracked as lar as I
Ioretto, where all trace ot them was lost, and !
the pconndrels made good t.ieir escape. I
(lur iHiard ot School Directors met last Saturday j
and passed a resolution to allow the teachers the j
tiroo lor attending the County Institute. This is i
an act of generosity which ."hows that they hare
a lively Interest In the welfare ol the sellouts, and
are willing to do their part toward helping them .
along. H. 11. j
A Taov'9 Wish. "Oh. how. I wish my skin i
was as clear and soli as yours." said a lady to her I
Iriend. "You can easily make it so." answered j
the friend. "How V Inquired the first lady . "Ky ;
using Hop Kilters; that makes pure rich blood and I
blooming health. It did it for me, ai you observe. ;
Koad ot it.
That beats all our own former efforts for beauty and completeness.
Everywhere the note of brisk times is sounding, and Oak Ilall is on time ready
now to show the people the most worthy Exhibition of Iicady-madu Clothing that
can be seen anywhere in America.
Teople may guess that Wanamaker & Brown have not been idle these past sum
mer months when they come and see the familiar but new look on the old-fashioned
rooms, and note the quantity and quality of the
FAVORITE BRAND OF CLOTHING
THAT IS
TO MAKE liTJirVlSS. SPIN
And tlie Salesrooms of
OVXt IIVT,! to Ui-isjtle witli Votivii-.
Trices will not be in question, for while, touchinp; the assortment, there will bo
Rooms Full of Clothing for Rough Work,
Rooms Full of Clothing for Store Wear.
Rooms Full of Clothing for Fine Dress.
All made np to our own hiudi standard of manufacture, th'-re viill be prices so low
marked on the garments that even the wholesale work beinp retailed is thrown com
pletely in the shade. There is only one
OAK HALL FOR GOOD CLOTHING,
And Mr. Wanamaker's respects to old friends and new patrons, to say that there
are Open I)oors and hearty welcome every week-day for a'l who choose to come to
buy or look or compare : and this housc-wanninc invitation is cordially extended to
everybody to drop in and see the chances and additions in convenience and stock in
Oak JEIiill of 1ST9.
MONEY LOANED. COLLECTORS F.VCE.
A"U A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
ffSncoiRlHtteottoo paid t o 1 u! ne? s of cor
resiotid"i!t.. A.W". lift K.
Nov. l.i. I -TS.-tf. Cashier.
1 IStORI'OKtTi n IS IViJ-
I STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN.
i PROTECTION MUTUAL
FIRE IRSURMCE CQHP'HT
j OF EDENSBURC, PA.
Frssiaa Kctss t:w in fcrcs - Su3,C23.
I Only Five Astf-ssnents in 22 YcaTS.
' NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN.
I Good FARM Properties
: especially r?Ti:rp.
! GEO. M. KEAUE, President.
I T. TT. DICK, Sccretnru.
i r.henstinrir, .1: n. SI, 1S7P -1;.
e-
roe Titr. bixt
FortaTjle ENGINES M SAWMILLS
in the market, as well as for descriptive raalut?ues
and price, ad.lres
GRIFFITH & WEDGE,
ZANESVILLE, OHIO.
A 1.VROK M'MBER OF TIIKSK
BXGIXE8 and XII tS
Are mw In nse In Pennsylvania, snil are civins
Jeatire satisia -tion. Tliey olso m.inulicturc
STATIONARY T.NUINES AM) BOILERS
Of from 1 te I ."9 Horse Power.
jitirriTii a- wr.ix;E,
Ic. 28. lS70.-3m. Zaxksvih. Ohio.
" A sifHoint force of polite salefmen are in .it iPmliitim to ;
promptly wait on fin-loinirs, tlio nunilxT will tjo in-i'ors-I ,
lor ti v oxtr lnirrv ofhnsincss. 1
-Tli MAIL OHDKK DKl'ART.MKXT is. tlso ssjiocial care
of gentlemen of Ions eiperience.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall, 6th and Market, Philadelphia.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IX AMERICA.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE ! I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T""' - .- " TsTAfcLirff :
TN TH I at ftf -jiu fT r i in po-lil
t:r:?-, ihe i-'-'n d":r..-r .J j" f-.r ib vii!
trained i ;-n fw t :?iri fr Ins'.il'i'Vn -'V r wn
snrj n-l facihtjr- t- t-jr? id tijii j! r,si men
fr blainirip a l'rtit i r -ii;Tiin. A rh"'-t iimo
only i Te-)::rt-l lo fur: r.Ir.e 'be c-.::r 'f rt'idy.
l.XT' IrdiT.J'i.! ir.fruotira. run
e?:er at ry tin;-. T-trrft"t:. For r?r-la-
urt '. r. IM I I A MS, IMttburcH.
A Isr; prirTel in r luv 4 "") tj. litrVi work
on the scirtjt pjb!'h-ti. A r Tl ur linker,
J'ric; 3.00, fairer .: c
tiii;
CAMBRIA FREEMAN
rive Hundred Thousand Strong. $2.00 A YEAR, TOsTAUE INCLUDED.
In the past few months there has bren more than
fsm,(tj botiles of Khllort's ( nrr snll. Out ot
the arl nnniher ol jieople who have u.el it. more
th.in a.ooi) person; 8 tflu-tert with t ontnmptlnn
h:i c h,--n eureil. All t 'oughs. t'ronp. Asthma sn,l
Uronehitifl viehl at cr'-e : ti"iice it is tn:it evert
Tut Cbii aiw Wi'eki.y ews !s everywhere reo
oirntred as a jmper nnsnrp,iss,.,t in nl! the reijiiire
nnTit of American .TonrnaHsm. It rtanl. eon-
si.inuoaa amomii the metropoliimi jonrniils of the
hodv ppeiks In Its praise. Ti those who hare not I counlrv ns. a eompieto iirpiiper." lia telcyr-iphie
: may die ami hatred mnmer.JoT adRrfef i roronc Plu-'er.
iay mould.; but the heart still ask the j t-benfbur. 1 a.
IjOV
alike mar
oiii-stliin. where l the cheapen 010111107 sold T
And until this Kthiope h)l cl.anire for whits his
dusky hue, and nntil Ihe spotted leopani dyea his
ci at a pink or blue, naman hearts will ask the
fioestion. and thns tho answer prompt and true:
When you want the best of ramo-np clothing Si
mon fc. Hendholm are the men for you. Store on
EleTenth arenuo. next door t the First National
Bank, Altoona, Pa,.
useil it. li t its sy : II yon hiive a 1 .onsh. or vour
child the 'roup, mid yon value life, il.m'l fail to
trv It. For I-nne Ba"K. Mle ort. nesi u-r inion r
Sold by H. J. I'ovd, Ih-iiirsT'ft,
-l!l,"7a.-e.o.w.6in. 1
We have only p;ice this week to invite
attention to tlie ailvertisement of Meiwrs.
Griffltli A Wcdc. rnanufacturcrs of portable
and stationary engine, sawmills and boilers,
Strange People.
lo yon know that there aro stranre people In our
romninnity? We say stnnjre. beaiifle tney seem
wtr.mn to'snffer and pass their days miserably
made so by IH'spepeta, Jjlver Complaint, lndlijes
tion. t'onstlpitlon, and (leneral l)ebilitv when
SHlLiOH'S VlTALlER Ih ifnaranteed U euro
them. Soli by R. J. lloyd, Kbcnsburir.
le:i
We have a speedy and positive euro forCatarrh,
Diphtheria. C -anker-month and Headncho In SHI.
J-OH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A nasal injector
V se It If yon deslro health
1 . . . . 1 111 , : rresi witn eeen PfiT!
iwii-viiir,ui..,u..-J... i.a,c.u..r- , nnd R breath pj., f-old hy R.J
Lloyd, Et ensburir.
fO-13. e.o.w.6m.l
service pim.nw' all the dispat-hes of the pst
kkn Associated 1'iie.h.h and the Natiom ai. Asso-
cl ateti l'r.Bsi. beside a very ei'rnsive scrvire of
fie'f:il t ieirrams fnm all Import int points. As ;
a ''paper It has nosni-rlor. It ts Isi ivrrOKMT j
IS Polit! presenting all politleal news free from ;
arti"an bins or coloi inn, and onsuiutciy without
ar or lavor as. tn parties. .
It Is. In the fullest sense, a tamii.y r vPK.it. '
K:icli Issue contains Six ("onrLrrtn SStohiks. be- j
sides a rleh variety o eondunsed not-s on Kash- ;
Art, IsnrsTRitts, IjiTntATtr.i!. f iiimt,
etc., etc. Its Mapket tii'OTATjONS are complete ,
and to be relied npon. ,
It Is unsurpassed as an enterprlslnir, pure and
tntftworthv oshrai. family SKwai'.sPKn. Our
special eliiiibins terms brinj; It within the reh ol
all. Specimen eopie.s may be seen at this effleo.
-Iend Biit-seriptions to this office.
TO ADTF.BTIsr.RS Send 10 ets. for onr 100 pasro
pamphlet, all aront Newj npr Advertislnc. Ad-drt.-a
Iro. 1. Fowm & Co., 11 Sprue t., K. Y.
1 Y virtue of an order Issnlnir out of the t irphans'
1) Court of CotnbrM eonnty, and to us directed,
we will oftrr at public sale, on the premises in Cam
bria township, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY IT,
AT 2 OTI.OrK. P. 51., '
; All that PIECE or PARCEL of LAND
; situate In the town-hip of C.iinri-i. in t!;e ei:inty
- ot 'ambria, aforesa. l. !o':n.l.'d and and di-.seriiK.d
as follows: ' lleinriiiiz at a ent'iimberat the north
! wist corner of a tract of land serveyed n a v. ar
rant iu the name of Wm. Wwxls : tiienee by land
. formerly ol John (. Jones, south 17fl perch, s, to a
: post; tiicnce by part of the same tract, late the pro-
perty ol Khrnerer Villian, east loT perches, to a
siixiir: thence by part of the itamc tract, now the
I property of John M. Williams, iicrth 176 perches,
i to a post by a run; thence west 1'7 percln-s tf 1 the
: T-laeeof lieirlnnln? containing 117 Acrcsi nil il
, IO'2 Ierclesi. strict measure, t.avinr thereon
created a wt,mmI twnstr-ry IWki.ij- llornn. a lare
; I'r.AME Haiim. and other outbuildings. 1 here is
i tilso a ptood ( Irchard on the premises, a Well of pure
water nt the d, or. and an excellent Sprinif of never
j lailins water convenient tothe lionsc, 'Mil tarm
j is n very ,1e -irable one. and Is not more than a mile.
' and a halt from Kbensl:r.
i Term of lne-tliird of the purchase
I money to be paid on confirmation of "ale. and the
1 balance in two equal annual payments, with Inter
; est. to be seenred by mortira-c ard judirmeTO bonds
1 ot the purchaser. THF.KKSA A. N iKI,
; THOMAS mvi:it.
Administrators of Andrew Weible, dee'd.
Cambria Twp., IK. 19, ISTO.-ot.
mo ALL AVIIOM IT MAV COX-
CKRN. Notice Is hereby liven that I have
lelt the followinir dcserilrf.d personal property, pur
chased for me at SbrilTs sale, wiih Jacdi Kuns
nan. siliect to my order, to wit : 1 horses. 4 rows.
6 ealvos. 8 hoirs, i ri,al car, 1 w.iuon. I sk lnii. 1 '.ed
1 horr e liny rake, 2 sets heavy harness, sets lisht
harness, block and roj e, household and kitchen
furniture, and a lot ol corn, hay. straw and corn
fodder. All perons are cautioned against Inter
fering In any manner with said property, iiolrn
with mv eonscnt, A. A. STEYEKS.
Tyrone. I'a.. Dee. 1. lTD.-3tn.
rrdayat home. Sncip-es worth $S
ree. Adarfs t.Tryj.cv; & t .0., rort-
rii-,-ly.l
Atenn for the sale of the Acme Far C --.
pr di eapaeitTi. Arrnt for the Hailwa lints
ir Tab 'o. Bu'ter Tubs. Pails, Roll Boies
ate. Full supply 01 these standard and low-priced
wares eonstantlv in stor.
PRODUCE
t'tm, piilcs. Petsloes. Ponna. On
!. lrlel t rnlt. Itrd.1 e 1 low . -r-e n
ltifte. i--ld -!. ten therm, I!ee-
stw. Honey. I lilrr, llnrcnr, I rnit
Ktiller, l'irM. anil nil Isrm snil bar
dm frola-fsi reeel vrl fitl stold
Ob COMMISSION ly
SOMERS, BRO. & CO.
No. 211 Liberty Street.
PITTSDURCH, PA.
Tefcr tnthe Va-onlc Tank, the bnsines eoaa
menitT, ard to ihir present airona.
iT.v'r weekly, sr mi-mc k!y and daily market re
fx.its. nrai'ed free to anv ad.lies.
1'ireel roprss-t'ons with Wes'em T'olon Tt
gTnf I. ard l;ell Telenhore Comonniea
tirdrrs for M Inee Jlfat.l rsnkerrlss,
arel rellnfsefits aad ether arMt
In onr llnr. rairrlally ailed mt Lawest
ktaritet iintcsi.
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1 .-7:s.ra-U.ine. BleiftKWe.'j Wittt
' tATXESCS CO.. Banker, ET Iiclntct Tet, 5. T.
i; 1 Ri'.ll Promi'.ily rnfl Irr
'I I mnnriillv. 1 1 1 ;' ':
t ' :uv r.ued rej ly. .:U a val-
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l'.-:,ll St..
12-1 ! Sale .ManTr,
little Builder Cinar,
fine Hundred fr n.oc; .
Cr ATI.lN'lt Ol'N ej.nr-.
HI' Mil Y M 51ITY, 2 JN;
tnhrr llratid? fT, m f"i.'o tip.
lvllvere.l to any address tn
the V. S., po-t-'pald, oa re
ceipt ni piie".
ji. j. iKivniinay,
4S 1 I f r.n Ave., l'ltt-luire, 1.
W. DICK. Attoi:s Y-at Laav.1.1,-
1 Etnsol, Fa. 0"fle in front f a 'T'
J. Lloyd's new building. CtPtra street. A : 1 a,-n-ner
ol'lrKal lnini artanded to w:.":s:iiy,
and so'lt-Hstii as-,cialty. I l"-lt--H 1
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