The Cambria freeman., April 30, 1880, Image 3

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ima .fvccmnn.
HnMt;. A mil. 1SSO.
I'EI
ni.iy be Mnmi on lite ut tino.
I 1". K.-well X . N'"'-p;lWT
10 Spruce st. ). wii ere n.f vertig
iiia.lc tor t In -New York.
. .-.ii.l (hf )1 it r I'lnco.
.,: 1 a- all Vh'.'U of seed potatoes,
nit'nthof April May stj down
ah Im'cii m:tle a nioney-
'' , in hat-- "f all kind just re-
-f w :is i-
lit-ivtiwav on
i.in
;nt in ti.i-i iibirket nt
i ;
was
.ilvvav. vitv
ck, t'.:o rii'ii.-i-t i'-moiis auu
trk-t. at Fr.-iilhotT's.
-. -UiM'.Vi-r- and clt-ar .-idos
-Mte of V -J. r'p. ilmilf.
; i,;t all kind of seasonable
. i'i v l iuns lay moriiiiisr.
iu'lli:;; Slit tl:t; very
::d "..; that the country
liai
Si'liie I
k that
f the fit:e-s.t
the market
t'-i-
- l.'s
I t.) sell and not
:k is always fre!i
a in pri:- tJ.is week from
I'i'ni. N o chanee fur ol-
. r l
:!."- tu'i-.res.
-ti;i l..i !.' Whiter to somo
: a. id that r-f cnuse will ae-r..,'-..i.t
.nM i.ap.
V. I :..:-1-1 and f.reiiiy. f this
: retimt uz to Cobliellsviile,
. ;.t a ii early lay.
,r d la-'th.-r i -i i r nff!i.-i'd with
' seller-' t.'oiih Syrup
: i a f;,v lease t.i li ft'.
H i 7Y;'."iri? still 'harpinon
.' I.n.-i'-.d.i Cit!uri,n othcr
. 1 1 i ;h-d n.iicatf."
kill, a f inner, living near
. -' r.n ' : I county, was
' . i I-..W on Thursday niuht.
ii i 1 1 .i ! .i s li nd funis
:, t in uk. t rat no matter
i- r lot hi the .pt-ra-
xaetlv "struck ilo,"
.ra e
id it an awfc.l lick
iv:i to l." cents per
a -trni". l'"' ovr-icid
v.l.o first invented
nd tin; invention to
iti't c
t1 at no safe ".va- hroken
ii Monday iiiulit h'.t. the
to the- contr.irv imtwith-
it to hnild or
o a in", -in-e.iful
tides
: 1'
.. k,
r in
h and Mick
voir. It..;!;.
v two pat t;
ers were
;. vs'i!ir-',
named
: 'l;:i:;e!'fe
' t--!!!' 1 roV (
't
Van
at ur-veu-
i, til! ill .1 t
11 .
h.-. have iu-t received
.ri u.e'it of glassware
i v artie:.- of w hich they
: V e'.ie.t p.
f tl.c ciht hnnflrod and
..f t;:e 1'. 11. it. re-
T 'T 'A nd n-'SS wer-'
in tiu-.t P e:-t
i-.;i Te'.t '".a:.b C
oin-
' ' ;!!.
II. .u-
i;l-
-ta'.'d-hed
ona, ar.d
a;
n:
SOII1
: t d
ra-!
h
M
lii-
!' 1-
sear.'eiv
. on hand,
ave keen -cn
v, (.n Friday h
i
i- in no way
r.--
field and nnev.
he.-n nj.p..i:iie.'
1 -'i. (-t couimis.
s that th.- "b..r
rett v ie vi'l head-.
Ik "I.. .I..h.n-ton.
r and infant s.-n.
: I::
r a1
in.'n.
'i: to n
. v -t ai '
a lelpkia am
I on at nr.
v
. .re
n
a w
II known F.be
ho-.-U to tol i
the M-T. il 111
:is-
' '. : e
;, ii
r.
-i,r:i,i'.
of this
l i.onv
ii
.-r. K-q..
an eiia
Al
.nd f..r v.-h:
f ii d ti k
li h" pa
ha v . ol
H-inti
:nir
H !a-t.
saved.
. 1.-
ro,a
fo-t
even i
w.-re
at
elf am
'..a!
Ihllks
.a-t t
pne.ov
-rvitie;
I labv
the
l-e-
h it
will
th- li,
v hen
-;.ri;p
i :
will be the T'ea-t of the
iv e are in duty bound to
' '1:1V of obligation, th-1
nt "to ii:p-- p. -t week
ar'.i-r than e.-n-l.
-: a r liir-.ad f.ain, bnf
e ti-.t the county will
or nt. t'-vent v .I ;ys if
n.-kr aboard. A kind of
I; .
'.T- e
i - ai
ini 1
. ,-.!
arra:K
nt ai! r;
lie
..)
. I j t :
t :, fell i
.., J, ,
U rohl, bad a hve
l v l lieu mat ism hi -t
"r. landed on t-.;.
.lati.'c.l . ; v ci.n-i-
ho f..r a time was van
,. .i v tbe '.ctor
.1. member .f the Demo
tee fio'.n th't-di-tnrt, was
at the stat- convention
1'. I.
tltlilT!
iant
-T.
as a
a w a
d.iv
ar ;i- I-.'i.ow, aiat la1
;..o':i r-i -n in Von i"e. "
di-ehar,"'.! from ki-t'e
l.i-t att-r liaio2C l.-oard--i;;t
adiiiib'eil aain-t
titfenij't to commit a
i- ac.p.ittod at the Mai
-la.a'd
a '
d-d ia day
th.-v hae a
id atfei-t the
1 Syiut) for
Hoar-one--.
;th'
I 'lie
nni!
I 'o!
Pliers :
'- ( on.
d- am'.
i .
: . trlev has handed us f,r
- h-t of mere. ud tie apprai-e-vili
itpp.-ir iti our next is-ne.
yi.'in; fiiein; for his kindly
whi'-li we had m'.l.'h le-s ris'llt
m Initi than from -ome other
we rievht nam".
1 . w jil be iii K'lonsbiirsr on
! i .-xt month, to submit, his
ii etc.. fortin new" 'oiiit
.ird.f (Joutitv ( '..oinii --i'.ti-
rod that piopo-als wnll be
; e t',7-' of .liliie.
hine Ik.! i: : ;i - l'i'.iiinn. wife
1 ro--man, a 1 idy well known
-'. .-m.-. in rhis coiiiniunity,
f t : .o 1 h re" hist summers, died
1 '.' -'mr :a on" ihiy ktst week,
ve:t is. Peace to her a site.
-I in vi -'tted u-hist Monday
. I from -ever.il scdio!
f
"i v u- that the ihiiiiae;"
lone
1 nr timber, roofs, etc., was
N'o li.s. of life, we are triad to
far as we kavo been able to
'i I of ck
ie ted W
ti i i pkl.
.(.I llllel
ed wili 1
S -Jllie
en and possibly
the Church of
iiii' about to be
t Con krmation,
onioned by Ut.
in the near
th ro',
:,l h.a
is, wife if I'.it't.
tor of '-VHici ill
.b.::-'ov.n.
'.'i lavs'. nriT
1 K.t !l IIKW I -
l.idv re
u' jvei am
nt draft for ?t.-
f ia k pens
ti tiiKncy turn
i vshiit Fotttidry. Inr.cr i"'r;l"
'.H..IIIC liti.Tliel-i! atlil I'V liieir
'' !:., H. ii. ;. ). II. .". Fi.rintie,
- .Id ti.e "ither .l.iv l.y Mr
:i - 'i:oo.
".'"', 'A!,i--l
If M. Il.Iihid-.",
t standi) rd !a vs i-
! i IM.I.ilf.
' '!. ui 'v(n of course ilnti't live in
i;is .,v. .,.,( r.ther d.iy tlutt
"I X' !i:iti''. d lints with l.iiii. At)
'l -rii.-.-.i ;!,,. f.i.-t that lie
was
- iti?.-ti.(..ij lat'ti.T-in-l.iw"
ti.e.
' ' V l:.i!.'n,r ii,(..if, it S"
'I L-. lit ..m i n stool
'ins.
'-'.t'e (.iow-r. )l'e f'f
tli; first
ti.iiri.i'rn j tirt f this cotinty,
!'-"' in !t. iS'itiifafO, K!.!er t'Co'n-
' t-i'i.iy cvot. intr last, aood aLottt
! 'I was interred ill til.- Crttlioilc
' " :it T,!n' on Saturday forenoon.
'- tin honest man.
a woi th v
' in n l.'e, vti'tf
' ::i i-.-ii.-e.
' "liris'ia '..
r-ilT fa,V''y Mr. Artl.onv Anna of
Chest township, who with himself have for
several months past been crest iV affi oted by
to be about aoain. save an.l except his wife
ho.s still very ill, hnt of whni recovery
; H ere seems to l.e no reason to rionht J
1 rd-T, !?' Snof Mli- Iit,,j:ln,in F- Huffman,
: of Jch, stown, ncd ahont 12 years shot
nm.e f ,n the left hand, on Monday eveninc
last, v. en.Ieavonnc to posh hack the
, '"'iner ot :l ,,istol which he had bee,
in fir ! .r T0lT lal owned the weat on
to fire off for the amusement of the crow.!
,, J'f'' "i ene.t l,is select school'in
nr,H,t;"n',",0,,b,Vl,'in" n Mondav morn
inK lat with thirty-tour pupils, which he ex-r-cts
to increase to between forty and fifty
ere many days. Ebensburtr certainly never
a! more J.-ht in an educational sensV tba,
has been imparte-d bv Trof. Lvte since he
came am.jn-,t us. '
r A,.f":lrt,"'-Year-ol,t bov name.l V.ram
coui-tv .o' ,'-'f , '''eti.n, Huntingdon
coui.tv. made his l,t attemnt to a
niovin- f n-i-ht train at that ,'daee on Friday
ornii,2 la.t. Uotn ies were cut otf and a 1
I. nee hole cut in his head, an.l as a con- !
.'raei,ee death resulted in about three hours
alter th- aeei.ient. so a!ieI.
,7A ,i''l'-1itrr."f f,,!r -"d o'.I frien,5 and
patron. ,r. N u nohas Helfrieh, of Elder town
sb.ip. ae-d about 1'j years, has been sick nnto
oeatu with diphtheria for some time ynt
and so serious was Her condition last week
that on several occasions her life was de
spaired of. We. sincerely hope that the fears
ot he! iricn.ls be speedily dissipated by
hcr thorough recovery.
Albert Wiseuarverand Sam'l rvers two
ycunojmen :'! about 20 vear-s ijot'into lo--'erhcads
while onth-ir wav home fiom "a '
dance at Hansman's 1 Tail. .Johnstown, about :
2 o cl.xk on Tuesday mornincr last and f'ur
jni the in-lee youii ryers pulled 'out a 'r-is-tol
and bansredawav at his antasonist s hi". or
itur him in the head, thiiiisrh fortunately in
riietniu only a slight flesh wound.
The 'arro!itown .Vcics says that Mr
Fraii' is J. llyine, of Suiuehauna township'
was recently robbed of a pocket-book con
taminjr 'o.l.-, j i,,,nev while on his way
home in.ni the Haker seliool house in the '
classic neighborhood of i'.utown. seareh
warrant was issued, but at Intent ar-nunts
I- rancis ha. I nothing for his money except a
l'.yi ne-inir desi,e to fmil cut who to!e it.
We noteil the sudden death in our issue
of th.c Hitii int. of Mrs. ;eo. .1. .Sdi waderer,
of Summit ville, ami now it becomes our
pa.ntul duty as a dispenser of news to chroni
cle the eipiaily unexpected death of the wife
of abrofnerof that centiesnan, Mr. Freilei i k
Schwaderer. of Millville boroinrh, wiio de
parted this life after a very brief illness on
1 liur-iilay morning last, need about -in years, i
A post-oihee called Vinco has been es
tabhheil nt Fairview, in Jack-on township,
wi ll I). Simmons as postmaster. After a
fair rlew of the situation we can see only one
rea-on for ch;iii'inir the name, and that is to
prevent it from bein confounded w ith other
Fairvicws in tin-state, which of course is all
riiiht. In the meantime mails will be re
ceived at ami forwarded from Vinco ptrsim-
Mr. Edward lloberts. one of the oldest
and most prominent citizens of our town,
was oveicome by erti;'o, or some other'
piaoy uuw eieoiue visitanr, wiule sit t in T in
In- store reaiiimr a lie
-pai.er on
M;.ndav
inornii. ' la-t. am. for a time it was
:-ht
wie vuai snaiK nan ' e.i. lie soon i .1 ,..
however, and in a few hours atter seemed to
be little the vforso for his unpleasant expe
rieiie.. Peter Drown, of Lilly's, was hroim
here Saturday niirht and lodred in iail
await triai n the charge of bramii-hin
ht
to
a
pi.-tol and thieateninej to do oiv
unlaw ful
ti,n, us to his wife, -elf and ethers v.
die.
label imr under the influence of li pior. Tiiis
is the second time Peter has be.-n a yne-t of
th" county, t'ie cau-e -f bis previous incar
ceration being the sale of Ij.iuor without a
lii'en-e.
Those c,T our leaders who wi-h to pur
chase house plants, or plants of any kind for
beibliler p'.'.l poses, w ill do Well toeoll-ult V.
S. Ikirker vV: P.ro., wh are a-rents for a iaiire
llnv. i t -ee.t lioi;-e, and w !d el der
nv-
thiutr de-iivd in that line. Thev will a
have .in hand ere h !!' aline a--or!ui"nt
-o
of
Mooinintr plants, from which selections can
be made at cata!o;rue prices, thus saving all
expl ess charges.
."-even tramps were arrested at East f.'one-
ma
i on Satuiikiv mer
tiintr hist for tn-s-II.
i;. o. Poliee
r this okic" with
pa--n.tr on tram-of The I
inr.n Si 'I'zman .-ttit.-d f.
i.ts pii-.-tiers on t::e .cco
am .i kit I. .;: t rain, but
inanaued to escane
at I.ioy s t niee ot ttiem
tree: his club he-. The
Iv delivered in due rim
ie (. her t.itir were sa i
ni" to Jailor tiritht'n.
board and lo dre them
who was itisti '.ie'ed te
for ;i period . f Iw.-ntv .lavs.
The A''o .ua .;'-' Tribt
of its tir-t ikv" on Tue-.lity
a si titrht'y, l.ni. .:-(. me little -
w as it.-'iver. d
in. rn insr k;-t
..'ill.. 11 (.t the
irtii tiie sire of
"-nus i eiiiia:. exa' tlv otie-fo
Its I'.e.e.
s.'eudu.
w i ' be
snu 1 or
lie-, fo
::: f
d .lam. if
h
'.ctl-e
d the
that
little
nor.i-
I pro!
ii i'y. The
1 of" n Than
next tiiinr
w ill i a
ur" eonteui
ike as not.
he.lld
n to on
' low ed
a siui
n atter
chai a.
by a
ter frein another
Mr. S. L it
us a pop vi-it
turn ti t; from
'.iieh.i-iii an
1 f'arro'Itown. paid
n i
the i a
a-t ,
hi-i. vvh
Ml 1
- re-
cen
la- had
iaimen
witil
at.t lie
!.f drV L'.IUii
1 ie
ai
liell
-to
. thil
to
repleni-
his
id
larr
whi.
th"
tinu
;d
e loom.
nd
h l.e may h.a
F ui.i-.ma's ti
s with the
r to -av tin
Mr. T." sti!
'e.eii- an:
roiii
Xt wee
l-.-iees t
- timers .
livelv in the
r-
canti'e circles of our i.eiuhborinr l.oroii
h.
W o rue irkid to be aide to announce t
at
on and atter May 1st. next, a daily mail
run betwe.-n 'reon and St. An-u.-tine.
ii.t; a continual ion of the route between
former place and h-st Spi iter-. Tho-
pendent on St. Aurustint- lor the delivei
t lair mail ma 1 t.r con-tit ate a sect ton of
solid yeomanry "of the county, and for
f . vor t knis extended tle'in they stan. 1 itu
will
Hi'-
! V Of
the
the
Cof-
e
1 to the well-directed exertions of our
and etli
.let
it 'ontrre-nian, lion. A. II.
troth.
Mieha. ! Mcfhilloncth. n w
Ml k
aown citi-
7. en
f A Itoi.na. and Peter Dumm, carpe
iter,
il.IV
of tl
sunt ri:v, v. en; arn ted Wediii
all'
u tn
rnooii on suspicion of seltinir lire to an
eem-ied lioti-e ill Xewry whieit was ro
eon try blll'ile
il to the "round, and on which
con-idera!
-ttranee had been obtained.
Ail.
mi Vei)!7.eil. ow ner ot the propel ty. "avt;
s ;,e.
ai! tor Met 'ii:ioiit;h's appearance he-
1.
a Nc.viv justice to-niorro'vv, but as he
wouldn't be a.cepte 1 in bet ii ca-e-, Datum
w as locked up.
Mr. Tin -. Mcfauley, a promi
unit and
1 about 4
pro
o'c!
-porous ctt iz
n ot A Itoona, die
... k on S.iturJav moi uimr last, of eatieer
on the lower lip, wit
told nee ii v for near
w hi -h he siiiiered tni-
. lour ye. us. IP
a '(
lie
lorn
was years. .1 month-
ths and 12 days.
I.... o o wile f 1 .
d four children, to w
t he sympathies of all w ho knew a nd esteemed
Ike lius'..;-.iid and lather as a good citizen and
a devout memborof the Presby tel i.in Church
tire extended ill their great and irreparable
h ss. peace to his a-hes.
A iad named I.attner was struck and
knocked down by a lump of coal which teli
from a car he was driving out of a mine near
Deny, Westmoreland county, on Thursday
la-t, and falling on the track, the wheels of
the car passed over his legs, crushing them
both in a hori ible manner. The unfortunate
youth succeeded in crawling a shoi t distance,
when he lav down beside tiie track, where
i found a coiivile of hours alter, so
f.,tciil.-to! v exhausted from loss
i( lllonii
t hat he died the same aftei noon.
Dr. M. K. i:
a feu ale canarv
Ci-orv, .f this rmi--i, ovn
rd which rcivi.Uy lmtclicd
ni't t !.i ee vi ill in oni
i, luitii.nl si'.m-cl y cotii-
.t..t. il t'.ie I'm. trai t when she in;
iiitiitcstid a
.ll-po-itioii to do the same thit g over again.
The young birds were ther-fore taken irom
her and given to another tema'e canary to
be cared for. whereupon the mother went to
work and in due time produced four more
eggs, which she is now diligently engaged
in piit; in." i in ongb th" usual course of sprouts
: . . At..": I . . I lit! 1.. I , I it
w l. li 1 no a :u .i i .. . i.io'
IWO lOilll
ivn laos, nameii ian i in-
gard .net l.I Hit 1 lexer, wen- ...ie-i
(irint Pouter, wen
Monday la
for stealing a nuin.ier or
at ti
wcre vhicli
, h .
nud
es from .Nath;,n s notion store, inn
isc!cii"eil on naMiient of c"-ts.
niii.iiiiited
to SI..-.I. I it" I
s, it -.'en
liiiim'ss
..ii,iil..il in 1'.;e p.-.ld'.itu
...I. ..)... i e.i.i i.o.thoil of re.'i iiititi j- tiieir
.stock,
' i. .......i.i ',-;,!.- li-(v worked
to a
tiiari'n liad they li"t V:Vuiy:ed tl. secret t-
soiiie of t!:eir 3 "iint: assoeiiii
ii.fot it.o.t Mr. Ni'tli.iti, ate!
-, one of w hoin
, he in tiiin had
th in ane-tcd.
t ;i j t . J:. 1.. .Tilin.-t..ii, Secretary
I'.iair Co iiity Tent i.eraiu", L uton,
of tint
caused
.1,.. o.r o'.,,1 l.i'oliin' over to Coin
on
S.itit'id tv last of Ci .ities 1 1:0.1. C (.'. Mateer,
Achilla Mvers, and James Dunn, of Altoona,
audi). II Maonn. .t 1 ymn.t!i; noi
rmer
f.,r sellino- liuuor without lieeii-e
t tiie woniaii
i..k.i:i.i vvuhour ii (!!-. a ud on Sunda
day.
the loiniii for eliiiii iiiiuor to minor
and
tin- liitterf'.r yelUnato ''
1 . -i i i r -. s.i iiiiicli for 1:. L
ons of itit.Miinet ate
Johnston, ot Ulair
count v w ho is rinite a
(iilT.'tent man from
1' I.. Johnston, f 'anilii i.t.
1 he irrepressihle I. Ii. (lilo'otis, whose
mi' i.i'
.; :
lon't stand for either iva.! IS. at
d Uroke," leached Kbei.shitiir from
Jo':t!-tow tl oti
MolidiiV i:i-'i:t lii-T, an.l atter
inter ie witii ottr
iitetvhntits on tiie subject
of choice I'ldcel ieS
eoininei cial agent for
J. (i Ilarl. v it Co., win
lesale ttroeeis, I'iiiia-
le!nl,ia, '.jctooU liiuisclf on Wednesday to
(J;ii roiltown and other localities in the no. li
i f the eonntv, where, as heie, h't lets htiiit tip
. - .. . f -v
a
'( and weu-desei veil u .uie. jia utrai j
JJfn
.thel )
( ; i'l'i.cis. whom every one know-.
. ' i !.
Cyrus Prosser, of .Tolinstown, gulped
down' a considerable quantity of ammonia
on last Monday night, either accidentally or
on purpose, but with the aid ot something
less titan a gallon of vineear. promptly
poured down his throat, the deadly effects of
the poison were counteracted and his life
saved, though he still feels as if he had swal
lowed somethirtr akin to a red-hot cookin?
stove. The Tribune, says this is not the first
time his eccentricities have come near cost
ing him bis life, and it is to be hoped that he
will conduct himself more rationally in the
future.
Our amiable little friend K. II. Thomp
son, who for a month or two past has been
very ticeeptablv tiliin J the position of clerk
at the Merchants' Hotel, Johnstown, has re
signed that position toaccept a more lucrative
one of a like character at the Parke (for
meriv Herdie) House, Williamsport, one of
the largest and finest hotels in the country.
"Doc" is now witil us, but will leave this
(Friday) evening for his new field of labor.
It lie meets with all the success he deserves
it will not be long before lie will be called to
go up higher in. the line of promotion. So
mote it be.
Our friends and patrons, Messrs. ). &
('. Moore, of Altoona, w in. own large tracts
of timber land in tiie ca-tern pait of this
county, are about to erect another saw mill
at Ash, and Furnace, which is to be torty by
one hundred feet in dimensions, and wiil
contain a circular saw and the necessary
machinery fox making lath, pickets, weather
hoarding, etc. The mill, which is to be two
stories high, will require iOo.nO') feet of lum
ber for its construction, and a dam tosupply
it with water is now being built across
Clearfield creek. The old mill will still be
operated as heretofore.
Six head of the finest two-year-old steers
that ever invaded our town were driven in
on Monday last by Mr David Aitemns, of
liriish Valley township, Indiana county, to
whom belongs tbe credit of hating raised
them, and by whom they wore sold to our
butcher friend (iutwalil, who long since
earned the. reputation of furnishing as good
beef, veal, etc.. as can be obtained anywhere.
The six steers in question weighed 7,1.5
pounds, and were admired by ail who saw
them. One of the best of tiie lot will be
served up to customers this (Friday ) even
ing at Sir. (iutwatd's meat market, next
door to the postoflice.
An Altoona l:dy named Mcfhirbick
found a shirt, undershirt an.l pair of pants
pretty well saturated with what was sup
posed to be blood in the attic, of her house,
in that city, on Friday last, and this led to
the supposition that a murder had b"on com
mitted there some eight months ago. The
house had been previously occupied by two
Jewi-h pedlers named Marx and Klemen,
with their wives and families, and as the
former is said to have mysteriously disap
peared about the tinie indicated, the theory
has been advanced that he was murdered by
the latter, who at present is said to be living
in Huntingdon. The shirt has a slit across
the breti-t, apparently made with a knife,
and these fa -t gave f urthereolor to the mur
der theory.
Clement Burke, the young man who
shot and killed a Swede named Volt in Johns
town on Monday nitrht last, an account of
w hieh w ill be found in another column, made
bis way to Pittsburgh as speedily as possible
at'er the tragedy, but being closely pressed
bv Chief-of-Police Harris, who went to that
oiU in quest of him, the youthful murderer
made a virtue of necessity by citing himself
up about 0 o'clock Tuesday evening, lie is
now in the Johnstown loek-u;., but will no
doubt be brought to jail kerethis (Thursday)
evening. Apropos of the tragedy, tin; Johns
town Ti-ihync -ay- that the young man who
has cot kiiii-eli into such serious trouble is a
son of Mr. John Uiii ke, who died at Soninan,
this county, about a doen years ago.
On our fourth page wiil he found an in
teresting article on tiie "European Carp.." a
food ti-h introduced into this country about
three years ago by Prof, liaird, I. S. ( 'om-mi--io'ner
of Fisheries, w ho hit- had the grati
fication of seeing them incfa-e during that
time itotii I Jo to about jo.ono. The carp
Would be an excellent ti-h to introduce into
the waters id this region, and there is some
p;-poet, so far as Eben-bnrg is concerned,
that a f-w of the t:-h wiil be forthcoming in
the near future. Judge it. J. Lloyd having
writt.-n to ( on-re man OuTroth "ii th" s-tiiv-
ject, and h.
t.-r to IV.
would be
carp, and i'
iu..re of th
Li ..yd f--r t
A sr.i.i
coe.f.ty, . .v
si-t.-r. was
on M ..v. dav
in t i.i n having
let.
r re
mi'
:
d the mat
. hereway
depositing
dicer, or
f. Ilaird. The .1
carp it. ii places f
is to be hope." thi
species will be se'.t to Judge
.at parous,-.
1 hmi-e at Portage stntiop, this
upied bv Mr. John MeMahon and
burned down about 4 o'clock
day niornii g of la-t week, and with.
n""t ordv des" royed every article of
.'.d t in nil ufe and every -tiich of w ear-
it was
I
:U-eh
i'-.tr
-.ret, le t
her feeble
-. from tl
a critical
or her ie.
Mis- McMaiior
who is old
I I at
lac
II in
p. s
', wa- t'l
ie effects
bly burned about
id which she is
.mutton, with but faint
orv. This loss is a very
li
re ore to the agcl con; ie. who are left
th
eir civ Oe -i i! etc by The -ad mi-fort une, ami
ci-eisoue which appeals patheiie.iik,-
to the charity of all. Any contributions in
the wav of household goods, money, provi
sions, etc., will be tliankt u!!y received on
behaif of Mr. M -Mahoii and his afflicted
si-t
by i:
ev
I i. Mo! i ugh, Wi'nnot .
1 a
and in
lierlaid
public
, by F.
of the
fir the
i. s. as-
'.out
me thousand nines of
niaekiiek towtishi:
with coal, iron ore
outcry in this pipe
A. Shoemaker. F
i-tate of J h.uston
s ii in of - t.ol .i. Mes
Mgr.eos of Win.
purchasers. Oike-
, known to be ut:
etc.. was sold at
, on Saturday hist
administrator
Moore, deceased,
-t lit tv and Joi
M. Lloyd, boci'ining the
r parties bid the land tin
to .fl.Oli
but seeing, or at h-a-t believing,
t ' i a t ' : r re w a ! i t
their co-iir.ot itofi
e if anv hope of out bidding
they gave up the contest.
tniii'h ti the regret of our o,!e, who had
reason to hope t'.iat i. tiie n-u.t had been
ditfeier t a narrow trnatie read I rum thispiaee
to the r.iack'.i'-k. a distance of about eisht
miles, would have been eoti-t nicted at an
onriy day. As ir is, the land is nt t to He as
it is for some years to come. Mow's the
l'ity.
w title .joiin m t.t'.tre. nt; employe ft iihj
V 'V.. P.. Co. at Altoona, was looking it.t-.ithe
firebox of a new boiier which had been put
on a trit'-k at-,. I run out r the boiler -lion on
la-t Saturday afternoon, a cr of coal was
dropped down on the -alee siding unnoticed .
l.y iliat rer.t'enirnt. who wasniii':! 1 ami hai'.iy
cru-lie.l l;et v ecu the bumpers. The tini'U
ttmaie man was picked up and taken tn hi
Inline, where Dr. bfi-ty soon after atttend
ed to his v.-outiiis. which he found to consist
of sevet.il bi iKeti ties, one of wiiich had in
iuted the Uinrs, and a severe hurt in the
pa.-l;. lb' never rallied from the shock, but :
died the same i:i:.rht. lenving a wife and large ,
tamiiv a!mo-t iestitti!e. He was the third
of his' family who lost their lives in the Com- ;
pany'- w..tk-, one of his brothers having
I en killed at the wei.u'li scales and anotle r ,
in th.e shops. Th;-, -ays the Ereninri Co'l of
Mon. lay, makes three persons crushed iast
week "A hern, Ciaybaugh and M dure.
May he rest in peace.
Our former correspondent, "Peter .
I.eutn." writes tn the Carrnlltown iWtwa
from U'htte tow nsh.ip tosay t'.iat Mr. Charles ;
ilan-tead. of r.a'.tiur.re. wiio, hy the way, is
a i.toini't-raying i,;tr..ti of thr Fuf.EMAN,
inteiids'to biiiid a dam on the main branch
of the Ueaver Dams, in that town-hip, dur
iti'r the coming summer, which, it is said, ;
will be about thirteen hundred yards across '
the breast and is to be ix feet high., with a
wagon road twelve feet wide on the breast.
We don't wish to oue-tion the veracity of j
th.e i ol respondent afotesaid, and Donahue
doe-, but as thirteen hundred yards is not.
much short of a mile, we can't but think
that the writer lias made a mi-take in ids
ligttves which datn-p.ges the dam s'ory very ;
considerably. Kven thirteen hundred feet.
it seems to ns. would be. an extraordinary
length for a dun in tlu.t reei.m, though it
is posMhie that the dani-nsk io-e may fade '.
trom our cheek h.ngbefeie weknow enong'u
aPo'it dims in tiie anstraft to tell whether a
dam of said dimensions is too big; a dam fur
the r.e.iver Dams or nt t. I
We gave the particulars last week as we
learned li, em of a frightful accident which,
on Wednesday, tiie llth i'l-t., befel our
young fi lend Silas M Dougla , of Cleai lield
towt.-hip. but have since been informed that,
none of the lle-di was torn from his chin, as ,
stated by e.s. tlt.iitgh nearly one half f bis
upper lip was cut off, while his lower jaw
was fra tured transversely on the left side,
three of his teeth were knocked on'., the roof
of his mouth considerably injured, and an
ugly ii-h cut in his f-uehead. Th.- team
fioin one of which he fell in a fainting tit,
and hy whh'ii he w as so terribly tt ainpled,
mad. their way to the barn atter the acci- .
dent, when- they were -ecu by the wife of
the injured gentleman, who at once conclu
ded t'.nt sotnethi"';: was wrong, and hasten
ing in search of her husband, loitn.l him on
his hands and kneesand totally unconscious,
in which condition he remained for about
twelve hours. At present lie is improving as
rapidly as could be erpected. and there is
every reason to believe (hat with j. roper
medical treatment and tie.' '-.iii'l ul nursing he
is sure to teceive bis t borough reeovei y is
; only a question of time, though certain sears
w ill ever remain to coinmetnoiate the won
derful escape from a s hocking death of one
of the best citizens Clearfield township ever
had or possibly could have.
The Voltaic Kelt Co., Mar-ball, Michi
gan, will send their celebrated Klectro-Voltaic
Ileits to the afflicted upon 30 flays trfcil.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
t'nev -av. Wr.'e to theiil without delay.
An Affecting Chcrch Episode. The
Altoona Daily Sun of Monday eveninc says
that one of the most impressive, sad and sol
emn scenes imaginable was enacted in St.
John's Catholic church, that city, at the ser
vices on Sunday morning, which consisted
in what mav be considered a personal leave
taking of the congregation bv Key. Father
Walsh, the aged and revered pastor, who
has iabored so faithfully and w illi such great
I success
; and whose growing infirmities prompted
! him to take this opportunity of addressing
i Ids people. Kev. Nash had conducted the
i celebration of the Mass, and iust after he
i left the altar Father Walsh rose from his seat
i in the chancel and, advancing slowly to the
! communion rail, spoke as follows in tones
1 filled with emotion t
I Ty TXv.r People: I (eel that mv time on pnrth
1 wilt he verv limiied. The uawl Sifters nml the
bymitii nf the conirri'irntion hnvo m the kinJncs (.f
I their henrt.i instOutcil n special devotion ti. I rod
f..r the re-t. .ration of mv health, and I leel that to
i their intercession with the F.ither of Mercic i.
' due mv ahditvtn he present with yon to-. tny. The
, !o..h! people e'f Ir !in.l hiive alo ottered up their
p ravers to M;irv. the Mother el od, tor hcrinter
' ce-l..n in mv behalf, nn.l I tee! thnt I nwc much
to the mira.-iiloi!-' virtue" of r.-ii' from the ch.i.e!
in the .lioeeseoi Tnani where npr the Hlc-ed
. Virgin nn.t St. .T--hii rcTeiitlv :i j..e:o .-.1 on fix pii:--c-ivi
niirhts. To thc?e c..mhine.l intercession" I
i.it-ibn'e mv pr-s.-nt vr-mtv improved eon.tilii.n.
The devotion Instituted I.i' the tsi-ters nn.l the
vonth exphv? tu-.biy. They have iieepire.1 their
intention ot renewinir it. an.l T hnnihly c-k you to
' loin with them in nskin the AJmiifhty Father for
my complete restoration to health, or that He will
f;rant mo a happy ilentii.
A deathlike stillness prevailed in the audi
ence as the venerable and much-sulTering
Father snoke, and during bis remarks there
' was scarcely a dry eye in the church. The
, event was verv affecting as the realization
of the words spoken made itself felt in the
hearts of the people. Though the reverend
gentleman's appearance wns emaciated and
his form feeble, his voice at times, as he ad
vanced in his address, was wonderfully
strong and clear, ami then again it would
' fall to almost a whisper, so that those close
' by strained their faculties to hear. When
he finished the entire congregation knelt
down and received the pastor's holy benedic
tion. Father Walsh then slowly retired.
Corxcir. PnocKKPiNos. A stated meet
ing of Council w as held in Council chambers,
Koeiisburg. on Monday evening, April 20th.
Piescnt : Unrgess Humphrey ; Coiinoilmen
P.arkcr, Evans, tint wald, Hasson, Jones and
Parrish.
- Minutes of last, regular and two special
meetings read and approved.
The following bills were then read and or
ders granted :
KaUey ( llolsinarer. tayln-r pipe r..Ci.
I .. .T. Weaver, one hoi-Tiiiir a -k ..i
Ik W. Humphrey-, -2' . il l v. lal-or S.IS
On motion, the bond of Ihivid E. Evans,
wei ghniastor, with. V. P.. Davis as security,
was improved and filed.
On motion, the sum of S7" was granted the
i Dauntless Fire Company.
On motion, tint rate of tax for the year isso
shall be as follows t
B..r.'.tncli ft in in-
Special tax water work- tl milH
s
fin motion, Isaac Evans, Collector, be di
rected to assess al I dogs in the borough at
one dollar per head, and all sluts at two dol
lars each.
On motion, petition of citizens of West
Ward asking for th" erection of a pavement
on the north side of Horner -treef. from Ju-
! lian street to Spruce alloy, be deferred till
; next meeting.
On motion, the Street Commissioner be
l directed to open the gutters on Marion -treet
' from Sample street to Triumph street, and
on Llov.l street from Marion street to West
; street."
, On motion, adjourned. J. S. D , lerk.
llttrr. Stoiif. P.t noi.Altizi !. Dr. Lom
, mou and his amiable young elet k, "l'.uz" Par
' risii, r.pened their eves in wonder on Tues
day morning la-t wl.eti they discovered that
during the night previous somebody had
: made a nocturnal visit to the drug -tore in
this place over which they preside, and of
which' the lirt nai i gentleman is proprie
tor, and had imt only ciea nod out t he money
. drawer, capturing some thirty-live or fo.ty
doiiars. but had also gobbled up a box of ci
oars, several bottles of cob.gne. and various
other articles, amounting in value, money
I and till, to between fifty and sixty dollars.
How entrance to the store was effected te
nuous a mystery, as the front and rear doors
were not h found securely locked, and there
was nothing w 'natevei to show that force had
been used to gam admis-iou to the store.
The only plausible theory seems tube tiiat
the bur-Jar or burglars liana key, peinaps
of the skeleton ord-r, with which to unlock
either the front m back door, and that lie or
they made everything se.-ure again in that
respect beforr leaving the lucnii-es. ltethat
a- ;t may, no cine, -o far as v ,. know, has
been obtained to fix suspicion upon any one,
though it is evident from the systematic way
in wiiii h the work was done that the perpe
tt.itoi or perpetrators had .-ome knowledge
of the establishment.
Dr.ATH t" AN KMTNFNT 'T.fclinYMAN.
I;'V. U;t i-1 X. J iwtkin, 1). 1 v. ); v. ns
f.tnr f if tlit Pic-h t-vi:in oliun-h rit II1
lidayshnrjr fiiu lo.i to li't, iMviotTs to
vviiifh he w;i in rliarixc f a rnniuatinn in
Warrt-n c.tHUv. N. J., for si' litvi-n vt ;u-s
l.nvititr i'i-;tilii;itr:'. t'l'nin
Is'ttl niul iiilw.'fjni'tit ly
eriiM'i'tntt (.-i!lf'ir, tn"l
Si.it in Mm tin-.Ittir j, V.
acii ;i'ic:t 7" vcar.
IclYiTsi.ti ( iiiU'Ut; in
studied tli-(..(iry tit
:t the lintiio il liis
V.I., 'Hi Fti.lay ! isf,
AlKr Iftivinc; Iiol-
liday-bu
chaplain
riopolis,
frigate (
of time,
of a Pre
ig. Dr. .lutikin fiiied the position of
tit the I'. S. Naval Academy, A n
t'or two years and on hoard the
V.'.orado foi about the same length
Subsequently he served as pa-tor
sbvterian church
in Chicago for a
like period, ami from thence removed to
New Ca-l!e, I'a., in lsiiti, where he continued
his luinislei ial duties up to a short t me pre- :
ceding his death. A daiighterof tin deceased
clergyman, who, it is proper to rt.ld, was an '
eloquent preach. -r and a poli-hed, versatile i
writer, being tin- author of seveial popular i
hymns, was the first wile of Cell. Stonewall .
Jackson, the renowned Confederate chief- i
tain, whom Cen. James Shields had the ;
honor of defeating for the first and last time .
; t Winchester, and who subsequently lost
his life at the battle of Chancell-.i ville.'
TiMF.I.Y ('APriON.
are nut u; in sonare
Cenuine Hop Hitters
paneled, amlier-eoiored
bottles, with white iahe! on one side Tuinted
in black letters, and a Ki'een lion cluster, and
on the other side yellow jiaper with red let
ters : revenue stamp over th.e cork. This is
tiie only form in which aenuine Hop Hitters
are put up, ami the sole riirht to make, sell
and use tiiem is mantcd to tin Hop Hitters
Maautaettii inj; Co., of Hochester, ". V., ainT
Toronto, Out., by patents, copyright and
trade mark. All "others put up iii any other
way or by any one else, claimiiiii to he like
it or p; etendino to contain hops, by whatever
names lin y may be called, are boons and un
lit for use, am! onlv put up to sell and cheat
the people on the credit and popularity of
Hop Hitters.
When a .
'ai
:itor is n-ealculatir.LC,
ealenbe
When 1
there's soniethins alsfehr.iie to bo done.
to be ilone.
V.'heii there's liuxioii.-1, siirilsaiul such tiiiaus to be
stating.
A rliat'doieirie lite is not a hai'l'" one!
There i one thirrj- a m-'ii hapi.ily can CHlenb-ite
w . i ii. nt tbe a i! t.i a 1 ir. bra. a n.l it is si m ,iy 1 1. i :
ivhen one ,bl '.nr is wort Ii one b a n.l re. 1 cent s. Tb -e
is no one in all tbis w ob'. wi.le wor'ol who is i t
a Lie to t.-t.'h I in- e..rre.-t aiiswer to that problei:..
1; aaybo ly shoiibi nsk us wie-.-e be (-an expou.! one
do'.bir ami be snre to tt one liiin lr'"! cents' worth
lor tbe same, pnrt'enlarly in the line ot ma-Ie-up
elo'hinir tor Sprim; wear, we woubj tell bim io u-n
to .Tas. .T . M urpliy s, i... t int.,n st reet. .1.,..: - r:
It:s st.,ck is larire. tr. sb, s ty 1 1 s Ii anj cheat., ami
perfect sat istact ion is mn.ranteed every pop.
A Miivsi'Ai'i:!'. i".tt. on. nan.! bhn t
Ami p.-lt bttii iin.l elnti lura anil bum; him :
lie kcj-t writing aw.iv
1 ill tne people one ilay
Kose up an.l preceded to hanir him.
Tpit tliey never a t t-Tt in.-line.l to kill the poet
who in pbi'.n pruse a nnotinees a metho.1 to save
tiioiiey. I f re .-ly-ie.a.b- '-'v thiter is mul.-r ''..'llidor
r.tion. ii'i I money is .-..teji't to be s:tv... ef e..nrs
the extensive a ml reliable ltoue ot Son on & Hen.l
heini. next door to Ibe Kim National Hank. Al
t'.on;t,i3 Ibe j-btee wbicii oiiilit to receive your
.:i trim Mil'. They ib. al only in lirst ebiss iroods,
ami will ti-n.b-r yi.n more satisfactory term? than
ail oilier dealers in ;i .!.7eti eoutilies. Try them
Ol.ee.
-
flrrs them tenderly.
Slide them with .-aro,
I'..r since tbe t-b- paper bootn
i-ixcl i utiles will tear.
i:
:cb:inLre0. in
ne r
nf the worl. iiii-nin
means tbe ninnj: of
;.niers. Ia
n no', hi
one tli tier ot value r.,r a no: 'e-r. i ; you wani i- cx
ehitn'are m.eiev tor ready-mad. elottiiicz here is a
word of niivi.'C f.-r on. rea-b-r now, neat am!
siyl.sh, of tiie well-k'aowu ;iii.! t:Mor.te i;oelie-t-r
make, and warrarte.l fo stand tbe test 1. 1 wear,
ouradvu'e is to pjtri.1117.. ieil trey Vn! !1. next door
to tbo post illiec, Alt.'ona. He tinaratitees ;i!is.
taction in all eases. Orders by mail promptly filled.
It wan oifty a boot, a boT-toed tioot,
vn a hii'Lre and h.mioneil foot.
Tite silent stars looked down an.l smiled
To see the yoiiti' man scoot.
He was iroimr to see tbe obi man's da lighter, you
niider-tniid. and thiuirs weren't sati-bietory.
That boot, v.c may es well remark, was bo!t''bt at
S. HltnnenilrHrc lim Iiievcntli avenue. Aitoomi.
where one of tbe finest assortments t boots, shoes,
sli.per. ete.. for males and females ever teen in
the interior ol I'eniisyp ania bus pist been shelved,
lie has the n"w Spring styles, ail of tliein. and his
price-list i" fsfty pr.r ent. I.- fbati tl- one of a
! ANOTHTiP TRAOEDT IN JOHNSTOWN.
I About half-past 11 o'clock on Monday night
i a murder was committed at the boarding
j house of Mrs. McCnne, a widow lady resid
; ingon Franklin street, back Of L'nion Hall,
; Jobnstown, the particulars of which we
glean from the Tribune of Tnesday evening,
which also gives a diagram of the house and
a portion of the testimony elicited at the
: Coroner's inquest, all of which we are obliged
toomitfor want of space. The Tribtinesays :
Nearly four week-airo n native nf Sweden name,
A n.er..n Volt took up hi lo.!ifinif nt Mr?. Mo
C'line's place, anil represented that he had In-en in
town only a short tone. She had two lw.ar.ler-.
then, who were also Swc-te-. an.! it was upon their
Toconiiiien.li.To.n (hat Mr. Volt was reeeived.
These men were employed nt the "tut." in the
AVire Work? ot the trantier Steel Company.
The tamity of Mr. Mc tune consist - ol t wn'dauith
ters ami a irrnml-on, the latter named Clement
loirke. It appears from the statements made l.y
the lnn.lia.l that the l.o:'.r.ers ..t atonir pleasant- 1
ly ii). until Saturday cvcbiiii; last, when a sdiKlit j
dispute arose, in which An.leron Volt .iisplnyed j
considerable bad temper. He appeared to be in ;
iood ent.uirh humor durinir Sunday, and went to '
work as usual on Mon.lay morriimr. T'pon return-
inc home in the ev.-nnej; he wa-hod. .Ire-se-! him
selt in his he-t clothes, and. aiier sujiper, started j
out by himelt. i
This was the last thnt was seen of him t.y tlio
tamily until near 11 oVliek nt niirht. wtien he re
turned, and it was ihonntil l.y Airs. Mcl'une. who .
n.tmilt.el him. tttat he w is stlirlitty un-ler the -ii- I
flnenre (f liquor, altho.iLrh -tie stale that he was i
not unsteady on hi- leel. Stic retired to her own
apartment, and soon afterward the man Volt rap
ped at her ted room door, demaudinu: admittance, j
I'pon heinir roti'.-ed he tried I. .ret- to irct in, and
just at that juncture lierirrandson, ("lenient Hurke.
was awakered Irom his sjumtier, in an a.tioininir I
rooio. and. seizin": a revolver, winch was lyini on
a stand near his bed. tie ran out an.l hre.i at the r
hoarder.
the fat.ai slier. i
The hall wns sped iron, n r.-j-ealihrc pistol a five
shooter an.l pen. -i rated the body oi the victim
about two inches betow and halt'nn inch to the i
left of the hreast-hor.e. It coarse was stiirhtiv ' T I I 1
downward, and it cut otf the lower leit lobe ot trie ;
liver, passing throoi-h the .-tomach. ii ml pertora-
tinif the lare and ma!l inte-tines. cuttinir the I
lame hlot.d vessel leadniir from the hetrt. and
lo.li;in in the spinal column. Iienlh was almost
instantaneous,, a- the victim tell baek upon the
bed and ifiive onlv a few coi.vidsivo -r!iMi. The
other hoarders were in their bed-- wtiile all this :
was transpiring, but havuur heard the ret.ort of i
the pistol, immediately jumped up and ran to the
assistance ot Volt. j
THE Bl.OOn WAS Srt'FlTINO j
Irom the larpe hole in his breast, and. Inid ins thn t j
he was limp and li (.'less, one ot them started out ;
to hunt tor n policeman. Soon afterward Chief i
Harri- appeared upon the scene, hut in ihc mean- ;
time liurke had taken his departure, al.d up until ;
this writing hi- whereabouts have not been a seer- ;
taine.l.
The forcj-oinsr are all the tacts ns related to us
this lnornimr by Mr. Mel 'une. but lull particulars '
in retrard to the details will be toiind in the evi-
deuce which wilt be tllliv developed before the
jury o! impiest. Justice Strayer was summoned '
about two hours atfer the shootinir oeeurred. and ;
Iiistrict-AMorney Ito-e was al-o notine.l. Thev '
proceeded to the house where the dead man's body
was still 1 vim? aero-- t i i c bed . with his !e-t rest i ntr '
upon the lloor. an.l it was at oi-ee deei.lci t,y tr.
IO-e that a judieial investigation slioul 1 he in:i.ie
ot all the circumstance- attainable connected witii
the a tta ir. The lollowi icr named uenih'men were
accordingly sui..monc-d upon the
.iriiY of iMji Es r :
.l. hn Itvan, I.. reman : Conia.l ioi-.b. 15. I. Horeh-In-.n.
Jotoi Itaa'.. Willi 'in H. .lohnson. and .lohn !
1. Sander-. Atttr viewinir t tie i....lv a- it lav. the
meeting was adjourned until 1' o'clock this aiter
noon.an.l 1 r. W. It. I.owman was dir.-i-ted to make '
a iioit-mitrfrm cxaiuination ot tiie remains, s.. a to I
as. ertaia the course of the build, etc. A r H o'clock
this forenoon he proceeded to open the body, and .
t .end that The bail had eur.ue.l the il.iOcti..n as j
above stated.
. THE MClltKIlKr MAN.
Anderson Volt was a stout. rohu--t, hearty man.
ot irreat m .i-.-uhi r dev.-ioi .to i-tit . a r.d hi- aire was
about twenty live year-. He was born in Sweden, ;
a n-1 h k now le.iu'e "1 Kni;! i ti w as ra t t.er I ir. i-ericct. ,
It :e r.-l.re-eiite.l by til"-" who i .e-a me a.-, j ua lilted
with lorn -in -e his recent arrival here that he was I
f.oi!T Jnd industrious, and sceine.l to he genial i
and if .!-. latnred. Aft'Tthe a lionrnniei.t .t the
in-oie.t 1 'nderraker .liiinestook eharire et thj r-1- ;
mains, and they were interred thi- ait. -moon m '
S- . let vale ( 'eincterv.
i I T'MKNT m iTKK.
th? y"inir mnn ?Un is rli irf-'l nith the crime of
t'i(I.'. i t ict we-!! -r cut en :i rul i'r 1' t r'":t c. Tr
ot :iirc. Mil'! sircc J.'tiiHftry Insr hri li--n o.'f.is.-,(,n-ali
j'iii'l"vp.l :it th" JetMl-t..ro ol Wo-m1. MorrrM
fc'-r. For n wrek or dny- a Per the lir-t .,f
rn1i inoiit h then l.r - te-1 to il?! irer tloTir.
lrpi). ft.'.. :! h i -:!,"K"n f s f,l a kinil.
frM-:i-!1v !i-(Mi.-tii-.t). i-t:t v, o t-riy a i. v iur,. to !
in:tnu:il I:ior. in th inTfnm, when in s'rvi'r
w.re not oronirhL rc-j i'n r T tin toro. Iir
If-! :i i:irrl-s s-rt o? a l.li, b.xt it Hot r-h ,r.'!
t h: ,-- ffr 't t nto N.ol Hi) 1 1 t ny . - r i:it'",mi!.
TU rot'k !.r si-iit i'1-oit v, n lie !nini'ii.-''.i
carryiii" n r-vn!vcr. :t( now li i-; a fugitive, with
the hnwi'l 1 Cain !1-om lii-
:t last ralh-n int.. th.-
in 'tu' th" : ri!P- nf
u. ri w-' t rcaili-r-.
:i nl or iIotv it is Ol; I v
f-trf t-i k!"w who
1 Tin: " tin 'i i 'T;!.
drift f ma -ai :ic- in :;;:)
writrr. This will o. i-r:i
f rv;iun a th!n' i
rntM-;il T):tt ttiph .-hoih
off! ! it. No o:o su-iiv'
ot (ncal inir the n:,T::o ol i t - c
tTir ol it writ r--. tot
h! v i-ola v the ratnjt ot Wj
nli'o-e thry may liot :iHmj
t "j: Ir the arriv ot writ
T:'r;''n!Ar thron:li
i ; a n i r. a r:a -
iona ! a i: i i y , even
me-'t t!io r
rs i)ros'-Tit' .1 Tmk
):-r'ifjc-- it- tith
oi hr iini.iii.l. T-n-l
kor ( tin- c I T-'T, :
ur-L'.it:.,n : Fath;-r
! V ttJi-r K:io i-r, n
a v TvriTT-. t 'To of
ii r-"li a i ! s "t i. t1 !e-
a r h
lie V.
itv a
Ti crc one ' hni. I r.
i- nr (,!' Yin.--!! : F.i f ii
FhM-it H v. ir.oi th-- r..-
1 . ,;(.t k"( 'i iHr .r. a -'Of M
It'TM-t! t ; no. Thoro :V
ll:f.l ol what Tho ( ti I:.
11-
voi:t fi-i:i:il' -o":.'
I t "Ic.ii-a. w ::o i
i.o.olist att-1 ln
Who v.;:Tr;o.;T.w
ni:ilo i ii-. t
Th
1 -ii.-s
Kat:
Tl
v known
aphi-r. an-1
-w,-.-t j m
irk-t( p.i .li
n - an : ' i'
.' A-
i 1 1 - - T t V M
ho -U'm
ii-hi'.l
'Th
lan-
(rt: ai-'- of t he i 'litm-ii
lt IS to
(mt. th.ir cc!! the I:tv -.-ntrit'i:t
r- i.
'I'M K t'mi-
i.t- V(;-li in:ty t o r-t l"wr, r -l
f Tho- ono n.i!;. th-t of An
.rrv
ri.l' ,
known a'l ttio F:!m!i-'h-rcai!!r. w-
vi-r its Ttmt
ot true j.'.-'t :oil r.ol'io wrib-r. H:-. n--pnt son
n s , ..n 'SI. Tl.'.in-i J A - joi 11" s'. " wi 1 (-!:( t tilv n..t
itiirenlsli woll-c-iriM'.l t:ii.if. 3tr. Ati'Us Al.ir
sdiall. tiie author ol that. e.v...iiia!y c!..r
nrr,'i j',r i ,h: t o rt T'Oi ' t ' . o ... . :i i i . 1 br-.tt-cr
ot I r. "Nlar-hr. it. the :ut!:orot 1'f e.'ot-i lo ..o..,
r. l.rril'llt.'s :li :.rt:i-tc :it ..iii-i- in'-isi r nn.l i on
"Knirl'sh I.iirht I.Pcrnture !r. 'orai-'iiis li'-I..-:irv
writes ;i i-rv i nt ere-1 i eir reviow. or r;'ther
a'tii'le. on iup-tretai."1' work on ihc -l ! n':v n
Si ee.o?." It is rare to i.ict a wri tor on a .'trnti:i?
-Mi.l.'i-l wocan c.it-'ti t(t :iv r:iL'i' car. This 1 (r.
(I Li-irv :nliii:rat'.y sii'Trcl . in .loin. lr. Nu-
(C o I Kob.iis.oi the s-( u, in, fa i nient ot his
"haot u.to ?.lpiro." n s-tory f the !.-'. --r -''i.s.
an.l not n ivb.it h.-'tiinit flint niaster-r'niitor of l"-h
ft 1 -oit are. wit. ainl love-t.iakiiuf. ?dr. .I-.hn "'ta.--
'artl.y takes xij. m an earii.'- l inauti'T ttie ery
pnt'orlant ;iil.i..,-r ol " '.itho'.j.- 1 'oloni.i I ion."
F"'- (tie r-st the clergy, irttti ilie (xep-ioii of
Kithrr (--. .nor. who v.iit.- a t-iiiil.t nrti ie on
"l'li.,i Mi ! i:a i v X.r, ...-? r..r,lin.' ttifni-e'.' ( lo nb-
jo -I- that III i ii" I : t !
b'al. or tbeoe'irn
that the a vera :- e
fort. Katlier ib
the An.'" 1- a b.
trift of tiio-ia-lit
ei . . - - - '. as ', .ti i b.s. .j .ti i.-a I. poleni
.il, ttioiili written ina manner
intl llert e-lli Tlliisti.r witbollt ef-
iker's -Intellect!!.!! Outlook of
.hi ntrmi.t b. LiTi,t tbe current
en.l show bo'-v it may l.e ttirne.l
into tbe irrent "altioli"
thonirh iloiibfle s nnin'
treain. 'I bis i eeon.b'.l.
nt ion a! ly. t.y I'a t her H ew-
it's eallll an.l oeatltitnl e
t " :'!;e rene-is
ol tne ('dtholie 'iitir. li" : while Iii
makes- quite a livelv inr'a.l into tbe'
ho. Keane
N'eiv 'bri---
t'auity ot Al-iitbew Arn-'bl. lienti Stanley, ami
(.Ik of that i'k. I'atlitT Kaeiler's piiper the
lteneil ii-t i nes mi'bt beealle.l a irlnwin:; biril's'-r-ye
view ot hi.: libturie ( Jrilor. Alto-.reTh.-r tbe nn tuber
jT.-cnt-a iiriety of teat nres o interest an.l worth.
I'll. .so utio eare fur re:i,liti' with s. on ei !i ' liir in it
will always turn to Tin: Catholic Woea I. in j.re-teren-
to many a more ponular" mauaine.
A l'ol i K'A 1. Ml- MF.NTO OV Till'. H M' OF
ls:t7. During the memorable, bank panic of
is:;? a resident of either Indiana or West
moreland county, who had put his inline fo
th.e bond of a man in this county who was
tillable to meet his obligations w hen they be
came due, rode into Kbensluii-. w ith a pocket
fulfot bank noles, r.nd was thereupon inter
viewed by tbe then Sheriff, who solicited the
pa inentdf the claim. The renowned Wm.
H. Conway, a jioeiie irenius of more than
ordinary nbili'y, was editing tne Jffimtuinf'r
at that time, "and the circumstance above
narrated eouiiinr to his knowledge, lie sat
down and dashed otf the following rich pl((
ductii.n, for w hiel, we tire indebted to our
well-known townsman, (ieti. Joseph McDon
ald, w ho has indited it from memory and as
sures us t'.iat it n-ver before appeared in
print :
A POMISMAN IN r.OSDAOU.
Tbe Sheriff oonne.l over a small dirty book,
Vh!o!! be ticed ns 11 portal. Ie docket.
And then, with a linn and tiiiuiereitul look,
He drew a "'.( " Irotu bis pocket.
He told the wayfarer to "..oifr t!tin-,i thr Hunt"
And as soon as tlia Sh.-ri '1 eoubl say it.
The d, ten. lain :n k mm ieib.-ed the claim to bo just.
And de 'b.reu be was willing to pay it.
A bundle of hank notes be drew from his vest.
And be connte 1 them down 011 the table:
II" iv:u s.v 1 ! i t 1 ii ! '..ay it. be tr.inkly eonfe-seil.
And not only wiliimj, but abh1'
Tbe sum counted clown, it was pah. money too !
V, lien the Slieritl 1 Ie th s in", ttisit :
That w ith bank notes hi .1 --.ici-i rhnvr rnlhinj to do
.Nw'.tJv anijhatij ctividji: it.1'
Tbe j biintift tfiis sent for, but be won I.I net take
A 11 v notes since t ,e ha nk-' ba I suspended :
Tl. 'd'-look t- the Siierill." he said, with a shake
f! the head as the steps he descended.
The defendant was- non-plnsscd, he had nothing
there '.
Kvcptinir his br.dv nr! furypr:
i The latter nnenrrctit, tbe lormer was mnit.
And ttie slieritl hall drunk 011 a caper.
1 The Sherifi't" pr..cc.Iiti v.as staitllns au.1 r.srh,
1 A oI tl.e people t hov murmured in wonder,
' To s.-e one lo 'ked up iiavim; bank notes enough.
And they marveled at benkiiii; like thunder:
j . '
! How to Hkach Kansas. reifscns rnov
i ins: to ihc West should consult their own ;
c in fort by select inn the route by which
1 there are sure connections in I'nion IVpots,
, fast trains and coinlortalile oyrs. There is
: 1:0 "line that can coinnare with the Pan Han- j
! die lloiite iti these partienlars. Two daily
trains leave I'nton Depot, Pittsburgh, via
j l'an llandie lioute, -which run through in
I many hours quicker time than by any ether
, line, as follows :
I I-nve rittbnri? felty time,). 5:42 a. m. 11:47 p. m.
I Arrive at St. Louis..'. .. T:' n. m. 9:W p. in.
! " nt Kam-as City ltee.l p. m. 8:oiJ a. tn.
j Leavenworth 11:4') p.m. ltcloa. m.
j Atchison 1:JJ 1. la. ll '-'la. ni.
St. Joseph ":"i a. ni. 1J:'. ; p. m.
Trompl connections are made in Union
1 Iepols tit points named for all land points.
I For further information, time tables, etc.,
i address W. I.. O'Hkif.n, C.eneral PaM-ns:e-'
AJ rt. Pf:! llu'Tile tCo'tie, ft 1! u 1 ttb.t -. h o.
DON'T, GENTLEMEN, DON'T
I3TTY" STITCH OK
WEARING APPAREL
OR A. SINGLE ARTICLE OE
CENT'S FtmmSMNC COOtJSt
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEX THE IMMENSE STOCK OF
WARM-WEATHER CLOTHING,
Trunks,Valises, fec, fec.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Young America Clothing House,
Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
ALTOONA, PVA..,
ii?ini i-;t"iis of whu ii maki
S I AN 1 AIM TO
; KEEP A STOCKandSELL AT PRICES I
WHK II FEW A EM'AI. A.M SO.i: ( W l ( I L.
' Therefore we repent it : Don't inv.-st one fent in Sl'lilM. or SI'MMKH CM iTHINir. t I : NT'S KT'K-
MSHl.MHtl )(IIS, tec, &-.. until ou
Young .America
3 US.J (7r. lllh Avptiuo and
I.Ol AI. OUniMM)MI ( r.
Ijonrrro. April 7. lJ. !
IK.Mt Fiikeman A ratlfr inul:ir coin'-ith-nce i
of :n-i'onis o-cprrc'l in thi- locality yc-rord t y. :
Little, (fi-rtio Hamilton, a rhihl of spvoii vcur-i. i
was Nlayiii' at ln'ine on the hack j.orrh with -"tne !
fihor children, wlion ,Ghe t'k not jon t chmh nj
on the railiriir. wtiieh is vrdty luth. ami (ruin
lunice' leii to t nc ;rronnl. st rikim; h.er riht eye on
the corner rf n ston. whioh irilnocl a very ore
hruie. il. r sereanif ot aifony wore soon hear l.
anj when heljt arrive.! siie was rnisc-1 lnm Tho
irronn'l in a ain'imr cotnI itir-n. She stil, hn
oi-keil up, that iio f ! t cry i rant;, ami then lay
tack. with i ;o-e-! eye- aiil Ie. drn vvnup t:o-e.
The fali r'iliiroil nausea nnrin the n:tern"on
ami niirtit, l'it she is inucti hotter now.
On the me flay httie lrvinir Kaylor, n sun of
Wm. Kaylor. at v ihinir his teet near a wnfortnir
truu'ti hy the roii l-i ic. when a man came roiim;
aioii jiretty e!oo to the child. nn1, hom hnt a
live year old, he hoc:: me frii:hten'--l at the near a n
ro:ieh of t hr hoa t . a nd -en mM.rin oti a la ?t a s he
coiihl. fell iU a hrn-h-pilo. A i-iintd fwiu' en
i:t raTod t he left eyelid. eaUMiig ; jaiulul and mneh
swoi len wound .
A t.t-tti ff the children are nw din- well, we
run atlord to uive you another kind of item.
V.'l- ,sf'tM a hc:i in-t lon sine, intTii -j: !; ft'i,
pu'js nn.hr her. and sho cctnrd very rnuti-n'" I
and hapov. I i er nest i-" in the manner. :md a
h a rd v;t s phieod over !ur a a pr t ! . ;i . ' : hit
into the Malde to 1-ed the feathered lh.ok The other
in riiiii. wo found ".Market." another hen. en- '
'conned oti tho hoard :i!ove hen No. 1 and very s,. .
ImtIv enLraed :n tho olui'kimr hui nes. The
wJ-..io ycnied to eun-t .tnt--a loint olm-kiiiir specu
lation, even the hons tnkimr he hint ttiar "in .
union there is streniMh." T'r.e onlv ineptitude -
ali'-nt the tr:in-ai-i;oii w;isthcfa't that tiie upp'.-r
hen had no e:rj.
Wf v i 11 m e on mor-' new a wher. a n thinir t nriiri
up. Your, Truly, " . J . H.
iLMortK, April 28, l--i.
Ukah FttEtM-W Air. "Win. Aliiiiiran, a venerahle
uinn a.t! o rn: ".r.ry "hnt' in. moI nt Tho f.'-i-den
co uf his os cr. M rs . Sari h 1 'iira n. in W 1 1 tin to.
on S.i riirdy fv-t. i la -1. AI r. ?I wo 1- e. w;i
horn in or i-eir 1' ' t -ttir-; h. and at tin- Tune i! iii-
de:ith wn- ahont 74 year- ol ne. Hiswito and i
oneeliild died ni;in v vears au'-. and a daughter, j
Airs. John N-ff. d"'f" ie Twp.. h-t luii'-r: :
that n-ine of hi fam ;ly r.r i v h i m. The -h-e.i --'
had a 5o:nowhat romarkahle and eventh;! career. !
1 :r inning ; 't ' ve lii. a - a o:Tp-n?or. he a tr '-rw:i rd-' j
loih-wod ttio avo";;ri'.n ..j pilot lor steamho!ts on
the I hi'. a;: ! Mi-i-sipp! r:vers, hnt J.-r vn r- pa-t. ;
hs health doinnnir, lie re-'dod .v tnns w;l- his ;
sn-i n-la w. AI r. N-tt. and Ids si-ter. Mrs. Iniiran. ,
lie was a praetical . tth-.ito. and d e l ait r h-ivi!;
reeei ved the l:.t rito- of religion. His !i'n--ral t""k
place on M -n day. a tier a Hih Ma- ol TN-niura
h:id hon r-iivr.d'-tl ar.d a well m"ri' d ciioy on
his virtue- pronon -od hy Fath'-r .".I-IIn'i.
q-m .w.Tf n tier.
A twelve year-oh! daughter of Air. Fr.iTik !ioe,
f Adams townsliip. was ro .-hfwk i ii'!y tiirncl, f.y
her rhd hoc t -.k ii:ir tire from a lil'.l wiiieh she li-.d
Ut h-r th.e pMrpoe of at 'ending to an inta nt, oris
niiilit week hefore lat. thai Flie died on Saturdav
n:-ht.
".ip;oi;s rains have i.;l'cn h.ere witlrn ti e late
For l.rown I'.KSO'4 or the Tonnircst fllll.PRK
ji?c tbe "LI f.i'.c
Ir
I'illfr'si Soolliins larmlnntUc.
l.e irivcn tvith t'orie'-T safotv To v.-nr l':it.-
It em be iriv.'ii ivitli perte-t safety To your babv it
only two oi tliree .1 .ys obi. Ii ..es not stnj ?:y. nt
the litt th'.ws wili -r" to s'ee',' natural', and srot
n :.- b-iitiin. It .'iros I I A K I I U '.vA an. I IYS
F.MKIiY no mntt.-r Iioit lonir st-n.l'ii. IP "I.I-:-K
HI dtltl'S. 'H ll.bl; A INI' N'I't ' V. SIM
J1KK ' M 1'bAlM, WlXlK'i H.i '. I rett ilia ire!
iT' ii'irol i'l'an!-- (wliioli i- :lw-iv a eja
! u'libhN sTiitib, si.ci; vomitimt,
l.KSsM'SS. nn.l all complaints ol 1 lie si
'I ,.:.iM).
SI. 1.1 I'
.;iia--!i or
H W1 i.S.
I'ri.'e. :' i a bottle a eo- c':(f rrrtnin r'cr. It
i-i tbe . .1 . 1 -1 r.i-i".iv i:i is'e. an.! is r.-.mn'fiub'.l
i bv PI!YI'l A-VS.' Sill bv I i: V i tlSTS an.l
i s i'i 'i:i:Ki:Kri.i;s.
Tltv sinrsoN's nrnuK K wkh l.ozrx.Ks.
T!;cv arc t.ie.i--. in, sa .. ami sure. g ot
i 11. ; ol. 4. " N". 'I I: i V 1 St.. PI:
l a. P;
Kir I-ncem" t"r s;i Ic- by N. .1. Ki t noioi v a:
V. S. l:iiKKj-. . Buo.. l.ljensl.nr. !-g:.-! ! in. 1
lKITI.r.T.
i li.MT.Y l'ie.1, at the resbien.c
' M nnst. r town-Ii-ip. on Tnes.l.iy. Ai'
c.t b.
r s.
1U
M M'.v ll.ui.v, nspil s., yea is.
! The ileeeaeil was the widow r( T'.-lw.-irl
I'.i
- ivli one to tbi-- fbc-e lii.m l'-.-l in l
nt
1 vear lsJo. an. 1 worked at fiio- i.iai.in fit Murrnv's
t.nu ant. a.poininir towr . He bail b it his wite in I
Ireliiinl w ben be emigrate. 1. but in a year or two ,
aller be sent for b-r and she eilne.l torn liTe. At- !
. ter a lew vears b,-r Imsbiiii.l ix.imlit ami -ettle.l on i
I a i.ii-'e ot'laml on tie- turnpike, about three niils
! ea :t ot town, and die.! th-re several years ai;... !
Mis. K.iiiv w:i a !.lo-t exeellent v.oina.i. nn.l ;
' tbroM-tio'it her b.tm ll le was re-il.eete.l an.l esteem- j
. e.l bv .ill her neighbors are! friernls. 11-r n-:ii nr. j
; w.-re" intern-. 1 in tl.e Catholic oen'etery at this i
; ',:iee. atier a lJeipiieni ..la-s. nti We tnes.Uiy lore- j
i iioon." ?.!:- lo-r sijnl re-t tn peace. j
1,1 ". N IKK !ieil. at ('best Sprin", on Sim-
: .lav, April is. Is., .only son ! John
i r.Iat'y I.itzmer, aire.l 8 monibs.
K.
id
DMINISTi?ATOirs X'. ITH'I!.
1.
Letters ot administration
R. -n. ter. late ot Wasbitiirt..
ie
'.iile 01 1
.avid
-t..n : .vnsi
lece is
having been urante.i I
sons indebted to said
the underr-ii: nel
state are iieel.v
1 1 ei
"lltlp.
that inline. li
e ttavmelil milsl. ee m...ie. aim 100s
bin in cla
aij.-l'iist tbe same wiil present tl
m
pr.-reriy
111 tbeni ic-iti'd t .r settlement.
V, KiiM.ii HKNIitK. Admini trato
Washington Tivj... April 18vi.-.-t.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
or vam'abi.i:
i : i : Vl . KSTAT IZ Z
JY virtue of an or.p r of the lrph:its' '..tirt of
'ainbria county, to mc .Precfeil. liiere wili be
exi.osed to public "s-ilc 011 the j.ro'iiises. ia .'.lio
nheny town.-bip. oa
MONDAY, MAY 24th, I88O,
at
o
eiocK. r. m. . ti e following d
ot w iii eh l' ter Jlet Jut re ! itl s
seri'.ed real
ioze.l, towit:
estate,
A VIKCEor
VATH KLuf LAM)
silnale in Alleirhenv township. Can.'
Sri;! rv-iinty.
n.lp'inii'.jr lands ol 1. V. u.1er-eu. '1 i us t'.r-
risb. V. . storm, and others. ooi,tainiivr I s I
Aero, more or less, al.out 1 ?" Arrr of wbicii are
,.;-ireii bavins thereon ere. ted a t" s'o'-y L;'
Ht iT'SK. HANK KAKN.nn.l a one sb.ry Tl iN AN t
lit (I Sri.
Tkhms ofSale. :ie tbira ef the pun-base mon
ey to be paid on eoniirniation -1 sale. r.H'1 tl-e t.al
ancelti 'wo f quid i. iinr.al payments, with interest.
t- be sveured ev :t;e feii.t and no rteace i in
chaser. KH A CIS t O KU L.
April S i. lssi.-a.
Tru-:
STAT
with
t.mkxt oi' si-ttij:mi-:xt
the S'e. ci visors i.f I'v. ilo iownsii.o for
thy y. ar l1-::1 :
Ste-N Si jiniv-r. I'I'..
To whole fiiiw.nl ol d-.i; licite
Cit.
lie tinu. rations ? 7.o'
.' or.l -rs lilted i...P
nmouTit t.i work" ! on r .ads r '...t".'
' 1 !"W f
scrv .-.
VI S1..V.I pt
miy. .
i!i.4..r,90.r.:i
Ibibince uiie Sui.cri isor
J amks llrr.t.K, Ia.
To whole amount nt'dupiieate
'i:.
Ity cynner-it '...us
" work tb-iie ..n roads
l t ites returned
. 10.41
I To .'s:
4o:i.11
PM9
lo.ii-l
' attorney's b-
41', diivs' servi.
.lav..."
es f fl J per
J!a In nee il'iu Supervisor..
Whole amount oroutstnn.linir orders $P.(.T5
AVc, the iitnliTSiuni J Auditors nt Croyle Town
ship do hereb- eertifv. tbHt the nbovc Is eorni-t.
.1. V. 1'KlNllI.K. Au11,"
Attest Lr.o Wiss. Twp.'lerk.
Croyle l'wp., April li IsHJ. 30-3t.
AliVSTS H1MHI lor the tc and f ist sellinu'ptc
torial K.-M.k and Ittl.les. Trices reduced 33 per
.-tor. N.srr..v.T itei 1 1-it 1 v. "o., pr .'id'a. I's .
n tiikii: ON-
have seen wtiMt they c:ui do lor yuu at the
Clotliino; ioiie.
llth ?ti"'ot.
Alt
ll-ti.
McNEVIN & YEAGER,
MAM FAl-:t llKi:-i IT
Tin, Copper pi Steet-Iron WARE, !
I IHC.M.KIIS IX
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
n;r..N. n itv i s. Ar.,
1 lOs Klovciilh Avoniic. . Alloona, I'a.
Onf loorWest or Uirra Home
ItM'AIKS nr., TVi
Alt.".;in. I .. '. i. !- :...
t r.
ASSKrNKFSSALK
A I.I 15 I.i;
ESTATE I
REAI
1 Y virtue (t a
I mou l'..:ts ,.j
1 n i i I i' 1 Hi..' T .
IN r.lii:s.s!-.L I
i'tr or-l-r of t lie 4 '- n rt ot I 'oin
inl .ri.i Ovi'lit.i , t " !iu . : . t.- 1.
.' r :, t i ;!. i 1- ; -K
l.ri.i ...ml . . - ., . !
sj Saturday, May 22d, 1880,
2 . I !..
rje.l ot I;
1 e'ill '. to i
en--, tl.e
it :
Il-n nig ib s.-rib.
All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground
, situate ln t be ! : t v r-
t.ji. ( '.111:1 ri'i e -nntv. 1
as b.lb.n s : H.-gii.iMii
tl.( Ii-e i- ist '-' 4 -c.-t t.. n
I pi'-r i ....-.ivi.,1 ti.l'ip..r
': t v :ir-l ..! the 1
titt ..' l.:'.-r---
... !'. i'.lMle.l an.l .! n'-.-.l
1 a post on ' n-re str""t :
"-t. -r corn- r "t I -I i.-t-e
t'..n. n-ov -l b. neis .1.
v. n. rib i l-.-t. to a t -est
! I ' n is ; t hi.:;.." by an lie.
j on t'la'.ftor.l stu-'.-t ; then
i b-.-T. t. a i.i st it 'entr
! Mr.- t. iirli fa l-et. to I
: by -a i.i r'i t. c I -'
s'TC-'t : tbeiiee l.y -alii
a-e o I ! :iinii: b-iv-
i nir 1 1 ri-o ii e
te-l a l: -N t r t'raitio wcll-
rniur SlnMr, an.l ai'. leoit;-
site llt ll (I I MfZ. Also.
Al! Iliitt ccrlain Fheo or
rarrcl of Land
e in tbe towc.sbii, ,,i 'ainbria. atnbria e..,n:i
.. boiiixi-. '. I'- t-al-iw.-. to wit: It, ini:i:iir at
on tiie 1 i iitv'l Tt'oTir. - t trittith's liii',1 : then -e
.1 hue -...ltd 4s t...r. !,.. to a post : tle-n.-e I v
: .Ti I'll V. '1 ibl'ot t n c-l ft ) -r - lie- ". -pri'e:":
i- bv ; : : ti . 1 ' illnerlv l.:tti 1.. lbai, an.l H.i :ii
J .ii"-- iio.il. 4s y ere... 's to a j .st: tbem'
i t . A. l;..-k-Tc.'; tl en - !. the !!
li'i.Teier -nla i n i -j- ..ne-icoi aer.-s. ne.
:::': of v. i.i"ii are eb- ;re-t ..ml ..in,i.r c.. .
t-..:i. 'bl.is 1 i ot :;r..nn to- a sir r
bv 1
el
..; be
r ! ---.
- ?: : !i of t tie b..r..o:- b !i ne ale! is k :
w n as 1 1 i 1 . r-
r.- i.irin.
Tki:vs ( T Sa: i.. ( ine-r' ir l .a tb" per. b.'-ein.-n-ey
to be p:lll on tbe i tl l! t ilia 1 1-n ! Iti. -sale an.!
ttie l.alaiie-.- in tw.oiquiii annua' paymciiis, w i:h in
ter, -st. to be secure-! I'v t-olol i'!"l no-rtireuc of ibe
p:l.,i:-s-r.
Kbrii-burir, April i
.Wil l. I.I.'
i l tl "e ot l-.t.o
s'.-:;t.
i V I'.
I.I Kb
A
id.
a.;
!
tls
y. a roll
i n X Son
-. J
haibauu
lerin. Isso. 1. 1
A nd now. A pi
IN,... W. j li,-
i i-'.. 1 io! i.ii.i ion . t Ivi n 1 Iv an-,
ai.po:M,'d Aiiuit-T t-. .! i s: r; i.ul c
tiie iii-.n.-v in tt.e tcmls i.i the Sl.i-rei : r: -1 tir 1mm
the sale ! tb.e r
Iv the
I. S. ' V Villi!
li estate ot lln- ib-leu.i . 11 .
urr. Y rom t he lie, or
lied V.'ib j ril. I--0.
. f. n'1'ii.VM-.l.b. l'rotboi-., i;,iv.
Not:"" ii bc'i'.;. oiv.-n tii.it I wiil sit at tuj ottiev
i u I'-'O-n -t.H i . . u r i . 1'ri. iv. -o. at z o'ci-.f-k.
p. M .. lor t pen. os(- ot a i.-mi t i tie ,1 ut h-s ,;
.- ii-1 ; p:-o. e.i .;!,-n: . i, a 1 p::rt i: s inti-ri -t..-! inn v
11.1, '.r t'C .b-'.ari .1 trenl '."ll ll.L' "1 - n 1 f : ti . t .
w . ii;i K. Auditor.
T.I
.en?
bura. April 1-
don Tl.ollal.t- .1! ! r. 'b ine and 1 i :i en. i :i
n. 1
;o i..
nil'! or
I.
1 i iii""! m
. n m 1 y
ri'-iii.t
iT'l.
: i'2.T--. Ai-..r...
. Sl.TS. A s;t j:e
- r 7. i , -.
el !',
.tn:.;
red s
i:.
-cr b
:... :::-n!".i(.:i
.'.'I . 1 't ill i -'I i n.
oadwnj . N w York.
1 1: i
MASGN
HAMLIN
ORGANS
ward. 'it::!e
t.t
I t .v,
. lb
,-ir 1-a .
.Hart, r
VC.it--
il.inet i-r 1'arl r
rbl . . i i: tiers i j
t bear.s i
hiirhest .t
1:1,1 t l" 'I
ward.
a month
;iks t; .
relent s.
. i, N i w
stir
irti.
i at e erv w orid 's
ear-. I'rici s -..-.1.
t.i S.V.O Ht-.A u:.-i-y
p ivii,.-iits,
i "jiiHrt. r and np-
-...- , I : v ' ' -v 'i:-.-n
: 4." Ci-t 14t'i St.,
" VS '.; ?b .bt'llir.
O N I
(t III'.
t'biea
.. lf-4 I
s.juar
SCENTS WAHTEO to Rit th" KPW ROOK,
fTARMIG FOR PRCFiT
1"!i-:B.li UtiW TO
r.-TiT-r.' n'ii Iti.3 I'arm C:" s l- tbe llt Vstttti
Br.-r-J, r1 anj C'srelv -"o'os :i'--f7' 1 rc.it ; iina4t
y .-Mil Tj:rir r.i ; i::-r7 i -r jtr.A
.'i aki; rioNi.'. on -t ju: r.n?i.
Fvr-e n- r s'..i i..i 1 iv.: n r- ; y. m;o l'Krsi.
1 0 Illustrations. 1 -.1 f '- ri-.-vbo :-
O. C. M-Cl"iilV CO.. I'hiladelphls, Tm.
AGENTS WANTeO,
QUTFiTriiK
ESS I' 1.0 Y-
Knr YomiK Mew, Lei1:
Coutr. i
t.- .s j r.-r n. :o
itll.Kft CO.,
S". T b
l;.b.a. Ps.
. r.:i o .1 1 - .: U-
t ! Ilou-e. . .11- li v:.
f I, i':tti::z nt Mel
t i ( .v.v.i-. in th
KOOi'i.Nt; AND Sl'nl TlN(i
i m ;-jiv i.ii !.!;; : . .
e9SZirir533SCii:Si3KB ' a .emnii.s.oV,. A
KXCI.l l.KNT Ili'l'dKllMrV. Some'!: tit ;
unbeari e( be'ore, .0 fjr i:ne know. A troa.t ch.mr
f t fearh. rs. Vouirj M-n. Farmers ae.tj Meclnn ;-'
Soos to (ff-l inlo a b' 'it. t.-j re .,!!--, pa". ier t.u-:."--s,
with no r ki and ubi r . pr-sre-cls s'.,, r,.. Ao-w.-r .
sx n st.it:i:? a j,-. former e-rnniCiep and r- rercne
'Address P. O. Ixk-k Box 6', I bilad. lpUi, p
TKI.lI.M)lt S SAI L OF
MARK TWAIN'S NEW IJOOK.
A Tramp Abroad.
Issue, 1 5th of March, sotti t'.-.0"sani' now in prc-.
Tbe country takti by s:..rm. Tho furore stiil in
rreasini. Kvcrvbody wants it. "Airtits can et
un.?cipied territory hy a.ldrrssin K. C. F.I.lss ,v
' ., Newark, N. J."
lav at liont-. Snmt'W"-1 vorth
Adilrc-? Stins X. Co.. lVrt-
laml, Maine.
V!
. r. and expenses to A''
. - V. "' 'n Ktii.v. A
Otttr? I":
INSURING YOUR LIFE
OHIO A'AI JlY
ML'TlftlL PROTECTION
ASSOCTATIOX!
HOME OFFICE, GREENVILLE, 0.
"Hrori.'.e for those dej'endent upon you n hiel4
that will protect them from the storms ot lite wheo
you are ..m."
OFI-ICKIIS:
Hoj. T. t,. MiEKirn. (.Tu-luc
"omm.n l leas Court.)
.but." K Krm.K.
-M. . Mvr-.o.
Judged. T. Mefkf.h.
1. I.. Hei.i.. H'lner (Jrecn
vdle li ink.)
rrei1i.t.
Vn-e President.
Secretary.
Treasurer.
rtenT Sap't.
si'i.ciai. ui:
ti iti:s.
This A5oeiation offer the foilowinir spe-il fea
ture :
1st. Endowment Protection on the Mutual As
sessment plan.
2.1. I'nitorrn Memtrhip Kee ol J10 W. for 11
are .iinl nniui.t..
3.1. 'o Annual Im-t. nor eitrn t'harjre what
ever. uem-;i I I s.
I'cr.'on Vetwen ttienr of 1 und ti rear. ho
hrr n first rlns ticnllli r""r.!, nmr ry)- rjtl.er &
I-ifc t'ertit::tc or an Kn!o"wrmnt (??r!iftcU, &
thev innv ilcir.
NDOWMKNT PLAN.
19 tu C.I -
of '21 vonrs.
InyaIe nt death or nt CTi'irattoa
34 to 4.r 1U0., 1-ovjiI
tnth or exj'iratioti
of IS ye'r.
45 t-, ,.s iavaMc at
oflS ve.ir.
M to 4-
of V' vc.'ir.
I. II i; PLAN.
i. jnyr.l :t ilt;ih on!y.
1t to
34 to 45
4 to
Hti.M-ri..
For turtlier i-.-irticulnrs otl i-ti or i.-l.trt -
J! i. KS'HiKR.
Atiint l.-r -;.!ii-.--:a I'.miiiTt.
I-.lK-rit.un;, I"
Or M. V. Myers, Secretary, Jrfonv,jle, llno.
. J- Unrlr,
A. Sli-oinrlcii-.
A. Y. i:
ck.
JOHNSTON.
SHOEMAKER & BUCK,
BANKERS,
EBENSBURG, PA.
I'A t a m.F. ox nr.nsn.
INTEREST ALLOWFJ UN TIME IVET0S1TS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
AT At-L. A
I 5:iLK 1' 'TNT
DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL CITIES
Ilo null! nn.l Nolil. and n
GENEK.Ei;.NKIN(;iU"S!NESS
ti:.ns.(
Aceounts fSoIioit l.
A. W. BUCK, rasliier.
Vl'.ciist.ur-:. Mut li 1 '. '-'r-tf.
J. W. SH&RBAUGH & BRO.,
i i : i .1 a;
IN
Dry Grooclr,
laiacv Groocl,
CLo'rn i X(-i.
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, &c.,
CAlillOHTOWN. VX.
TTT
A f
AI.YVAYS SIM.l IT 1IU.
VERV LOWEST PUICES.
C g CASH IAII I'OR KHXTKV I'KO
F1 I'. w ! ;oI nrr not tl"tlp-l.
J. W. SMAHHM ";! ii F.KO.
'arrolit-'wn. Mare!: T.i bv.-e.
B.T. LYXCII,
Mnntir.ictiircr titttl Itratcr in
HCFV3E AND CITY MADE
r- r . . r .
J
ttl'
LOUNGES. BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
(VIATTRESSES, &c,
U'.-i; KLKVKNTIl AVKM'K.
T','1 wttn lCiii nnd i;t!i Ms..
Altooiiii. Xeinra.
a- I'.t:
iint- I"
--t pro
' l.s
put.
TtV m:.1 at
I..MU I.i-.
: :.- l :
lis 1 J...1 (
1 i t -a ? t v.-
others
A.C.. 1. 1
i; c ti e a
f loot
:-. t.
M H .
ib .1.
AP
isronponATEn i. is37.
STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN.
PROTECTION tMUTIiAL
FIRE 1HSUR&HCE CQMPKlf
OF EBENSBURC, PA.
f Wltls
i'.-Jh
i'i iti k
Wikokili
Only Five Asstsnunt in '22 ar.
NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN.
Good farm properties
y rrt ia r. i. r i Kin Kit.
GEO. M. KEADE
PicsiJonl.
T. II". DICK, Srcr t(irv.
Ebensburir, Jrn. El. ISsb ly.
Tl:o ErENsrl'K(; WOOLEN mill.
( onntrv 4V or K ttl nlt k iti d .-! ! ;t-si.
"I'MK i't.1' r- i-e.l .'.-sir-- I.. i-i i- 'tb.. :.'
I ti e pu'.ii.- ; . :. I ict t bat t b.-v b : .- I '
tbe V:i.ciis!''.irj iu,;.'n VI , ' I, v. b i. b fb,v
nndwil! c.nt nee to run 1" e. te'i c.te
kinds o' work, s:: h as dyeing . M.i::t.ti a.
atol the iii:Mi'i!-..-tur" .-I lomUcis. r1.!.:!.
mer-'s. yarns ci.-.. utt.-ii '.c I to pi'-iup'.'.
moderate prices.
I i -ivit: b.i 1 : 11 cvporien.-c ol tii ir y -a
bn-lne-s. f be s.-tli r ni.eit..T ol ti.' 1 r.:
h .nisclt that ei.t ire at isiact i..n be re:
all w bo favor them w ith tb'-ir oatr.. ::..!.
n nd
- tn tl
thi it-
It - iiods ot (.nr m in u ta .: urc. w a
tbe very best. w i". be ev b : 1 i, r
nntr
t. be
iv.-, I
U-..1 1.1. r
ceiupeusa t ion a, lowed
.It M. N LI
y. is- i.)t.
i i'. It I .s si iNs.
"Cbeu.-bursr. April
AlMSAURVc'Mik. AIIEXPENSF5
atlTaaced. W A . t" promptlr pel.1. TSLO'N
1 St lu, ZOS Uror( N 1. t lurtnuaii. s.
8125
irTriT free to Atrentf. and
paiJ. Ad Ires. H. II. Suav..
.1 riipetises
V ! 1 red . Me.
IWMTIlI.n
I.s. OJ
inr.
. N. V .
j It. 1
1
FURNITURE
All
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