The Cambria freeman. (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, May 14, 1880, Image 3

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i t. (. -xl
, 1..l. m il tlie Other I'Iucp.
.'. , i'.'s at H u kt'i'3' next Wi-nk.
-: :i viinii imt tii.u'ts .vii.it's
:. ,1 ' ill w.MttifT we've e't.
' '..'"l ctnt n to tiftfiMt
.". i ! t-iislurz'unl the country
; , , i-i t O.itm.m's f.r tlie
... ' 'cat t-H-st !i.,- aud g.litfM In
. . it i "' pro;e tei com iiit-nee-'.
i ,,t ,1 suu.i.ty i-dition 1m tlie
- . , i:-i,Vr. ef Miner-tvi!!-. has
' -'re:! by tl'.i'l-theria within the
; 1 litiv.'on t!HSusitnjiflitna
'.'". ;, ,t-:i i-vi I at Cur wens-, ill,
' 1 1 .
i-nevs of rx-S'i!triff Ruinicr
.. ..r. , v ll-t n'fr visible in
;: i.e-oliy l-f
" ). .. been i ! nl ;t' j I in the
: ! t'.i- in-, few il-iy that was
,'. . . .! i.i t!.i- n-cK.it.
, -.eacnl of Mr. S. Teitelhaum,
. 'v., t-'o 1 1 1 for our fireat'iit
, : :!;. - tr twt week.
. s . : Wi -.i.i, one of the ohrVst
; : 1 : . -' i : irr. t :-l of 'nieinrHini.i
". ; ,:'i, itir-'-l i ve;m.
.. ... .-,-. uim! (ii-.tin.-t foret fires
.. -- is '!;iceut various points
. , Wed o, -day biiil.t !M-t.
,.; !'! ;-a'iii!t"s .iriitn.-iu .!:..il in
"'. ., , -.r.a: I iv l tt. One of them
. ..- the other one wasn't.
. si : ; l-v one" inoiH t-oti-.
. .... i: a - ! f o- it, w hii h has
. i - .. "f i tin aii'! annoyance
. . ; :' . i iw to .'ir roliniuix, itrtae
: . : -ui -sof tlie author, hnve
., erowiU-d into the wa-itt-
. :. .11 Tiew-r so roi'ii lfti-lv
: . i :;:ti! ( r:Hii:f-.l with i-t'op'e
..v '.... Fot-j-aa.-'ii's hishow
, i ., !!. ii- k 'ti ho.lv a-i:! niinil,
: - v..- laiv.l to Ifiirn. was
i.' ' " a'liiihollie ficiu Joh'.H-
" ' ; ' .y t t lait.
.. : t an.l f uriom looiihte
'. . . 1 to l-:tV' heeti that of an (hex,
i t, .-. .!. s .i in a lot of Spanish
; II i.l..;.i'iiri:.
. ' v. ,i -..is i.'c'i rii-ar I.ori-tto,
. y Mr. . A. Kinkeid, of
I: :.-r l-. (-it i : in now ii the
;t ".. phli-e to -C!-1!I0 it.
. : n f t:.' .ialet of et-rtain real
U M. l.'. v i, l nkrnj.t. was
1 .. ..'::te!y i" tlie I". J. I)itliet
; - , ..ii S.itiif.iav last.
V-. 1 i l l' i ntnl lUter. Mri. Ellen
,- i -.: f n:i.-!- of I'hi!aih-l.hia anil
:-. . '. l: i'H' -U. were In town thU
,. - ' t . t' .- o'll liotltrstea.l.
: i ..!t n i v i you will oie no
. j. lo ir ilniL'it for Sellers'
- : .i.;:t an icjua!. I'li.-e jr.
.... ' '.'! i-wr.tv lvrtiial school,
' ' N- " V.ii!.lr;uto':i, o-..-;,(-,l on tlie
- . 'i h.itf're.J ptiptN. ami since
. r 1 ai i'.o-n inereased very
".- i coated t" s.tv that a full at-
. ':- of (-. A. Fifth !,-
' !' . ;- !- l at the aiiii'.is in
. ' .!!.. i ,itufd.i ) tvenini; at
. .:. .,!.! of in itahili'v ami lis
t::- h.i'iy. Iiy u-ioi; Dr. liuil's
'.' - o; - t, !rt-it and lienee
t . ' ::: the oi hi fur the diseased
' ' . ; -.-.s
- - . T . . 1 1 f..t;l SoUiiel" ad-
.-oo.-t; .n f.-r Tn thotiotary of
I : :.. o' .i ii in in ; t i I ii-, was !".
' '. . : ''.'.-:- I tliii week, hut will
. 1 1' i i o i r n- f iisite
:. tl.:.f your t.-uries ! Ttit !ru
' ' -u.'li ; i nd.iii inn. jiare'jofie or
- ! - ii o-s. (rive tiiein Dr.
-:;!. !.i' !i inn.i' i i:t renitdv
...: tain opiates.
. .M- of. a tad eiiip'oyed a
. : lit, :ai.'s coiii works at
1 ! I.ii coihti -hotii' fraetureil on
-' i-y l-eh.-j easi-rht i set ween a
- ts :i.,il t;.e roof o: the mine.
: v. n I'liiin! on the I.-'ivfto
' ' ' col ty :t'ttiloie. on Thliis-
; 't iih s-tewanl I.iiiy, whois
"".VilllatH nntton, the man who a Rwt '
Z J e" w" Rwn on the street of tint
city on Sunday nlrfit last He vl,
non. hut managed f, m,k"l,i, Acw
n , t-Ma last, !v Mr. Jesse S
B.Nlsr. who was en-a-ed t the timV Tn
Mr. John Darhv. of Howard ' Centre 1
o.-ut, y, would i,e K!ai to learn of the whe et
about of 1,1,, so,,, 1 wn le't
l.oi.ne ahout two weeks nan and was Ut
see,, at Tyrone in a de.e,.u-7l cond tio The
''; 'uth is ahout five feet hi!,, has red
;;u.r,""iai ,i,,t.,mt wi,i and
U su o oied to he temporarily derantjed.
r";?fA'Va',x' ot Sxr-lU Furnace, near '
t.ierieuh of his son. and la'tors under the
ha ...-.nation that the .j,,.,,, n(V hVc"l
n it-.h-d inn, to kid his infant child, which 1
n .V',,y,',-I ,SHVt'r'11 asl ms i,t fort:
n.ttelv fM,le, to aceou.plisl,. yiT ,lN ,An
we.fare as well as for the safety of the child,
asCluin UiiU bwn 'hl,',-'', ' a
pT?"i!'- l''":!;0'1'1' -l.earted friend '
Ieter t. rollins. of I'liiiadelphi,, we
understand. heen offered thesuoerintendencv :
ff a s-ohl mine in I'.tnama. South Ametica
at a yearly salary of $-i.tM0. hut the t,r.,ha
l.i ilteiniethat he will not accept the-'p'-ish-a.thouiili
he entertains tio feus as to the
r lu.ate. whi.-h In some noitions at least, of
that fountt y Is said to be exceedingly ttu
liCalthv. J
oTr- S" j" L,"1'-. 'r White township, as
will he seen hv his card Pi another coMmm
o.ievs lurnseir as a rae.di lute tor Poor Direc
tor on the Deinor rati.; t i.-k.-t, nn.l as he is
w. ll nullified f.-r tlie p-witi.ei and has a eood
political record. ve see no reason whv he
sooiild Hot stand well in the convention, es
pecially as the section he hails from has
Keldon. if ever put forward a candidate fur
cr.;ce .in the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Jacoi, (i,.ii.!iimr nt,d Mrs. YVm.
Parks, of ( oiieuiau.irh t--.vn,'.iip, were throw n
from a spline w.iffon. hi conierpierce of the
tea in taking fiicht. while weiidinu their wav
to Johnstown on Saturday last, ami the for
mer had his rlifht thiL'h hone fractured and
was otherwise injured, while the latter, who
is in an inrerestiu condition, was less seri
ously lout, thoui'h It is feared that the shock
she sustained will tesuit f ("ally.
Messrs. Ciial. Diek, F. fDonnell and
A. Jackion Khev hitched n Tuesday niorn
l"t and hi.-il them away to Ilock Hun ami
Kilhuck. wliere they fnhed and pulled out '
no less than two hundred and forty-live
trout, and when they returned, as they did
(he nef .h'.y. they Mont to the printer, "w It.il
out tii. t or delay, a hi-j mess of the heau
tie," f,,r which they will please accent the
thanks of our household, who gulped' them
w ith ease.
Siller Mary Irmttn, member of the
r.enediotine. order, died at the convent in
t'arrol Itown. on Monday last, of consump
tion, aed ahout yenrs. The deceasea
Sistt r w as a daughter or Mis. Michael Uuhie-
an. of Ifoona. and the fact that slie adopted
a religious life is evidence sul'ri. ient that she
was n devout and exemplary Catholic. Her
mother and several other relatives were
present at the time of her death. May her
soul rest "m peace.
We are sorry to leara that Mr. Henry J.
Myers, of I.or.-tto. w ho went to fc-rcy Hospi
tal. Pitt -hurirh, a few days aero, in hopes of
see u !!:.; relief from that insidious disease,
consumption, returned home on Tuesitav
la-t in such a debilitated condition that lie
had to be carried into the house, after rach
intr his destination. We still hope, however,
to hear of hisc.irly and thorough, recovery,
though at u res. nt the prospects is said to be
rather nnproitiiiinir.
Knp.iire A. .1. Iiads, of Chest Springs
boToii'jh, was in town la-t Tuc.nlar, iiccom
panieil by K-qui,e Wairuer. Amoiijit other
tilings told by these worthy friends of ours
w.s that the survey of the tuoiccted railroad
from Altoona to Ciirrolitown, to connect
there with the nhroad to Cherry-tree, hud
!-c:i r'cconiplished as far westward as Ash
land Furnace a distance of probably eleven
liiiles Two other lines w ill be t nil should
this one fa i i to be tea -i oV.
The Altoona Cull s-vs that. it larcro
su.-kr. some fourleen .r fifteen inches in
length, was observed swimming leisiitelv
nd th city reservoir on Sunday hut.
it several "suckers" outside the
T it to anv (u:
, -A
th
-e the ri-s. rv ir
S niboU. As the
drntly on picket
have no hosita-
. it of the story
' at len-t.
e MeVeytown
ii-ty of tl x-
lii'data Viili.-y
w!;o can
y ' I will pay for this not ice.
1 "I Wole.l i-i, foinierlyot Wil
' ' .. Tues !a- evening for
i i a ! a're he i ; 'c il ls t.i try
riding his failure to
: i t : r.ite oa ; f inner c.'Ca-
a .'. -I is years, while as-
id iv iii.-rtiioi; I a it in loading
. . at the P. 1:. It. Cos V. 1 eel
' ' w .is -o terribly i-ritihet! by
.; - him ! ir.it l.e died in three
-.- f:.- 1 t.. leant that the vener-
I !:.o"::er Ol Sen a t " r J ,;h 11 A.
' is been iflioi.isiy ill at her
!t '.lyvi.ii-i for .several weeks
. . . improved in health at
- :-r':n-hx and Jol.n Mitchell, of
-.. re c. i; . i.-te.t .f larceny in
! f 'C;rt W'-ek before last and
: e il ' tie Western Pt-tlt-
: r.-ke'i tj that institutioti on
' .-j 1 nt.
. - I ; a is. son of J :td tie Thonias,
h is i'oi,n t I Iol 1 id a ys'int to
' . ' ,f a carpenter. ie rae is an
-.Ii 'u-lrii-r-l ymiiij man, and
' -.-: he m;i il l ti.cjor to l.itn
' 1. is i-ni ploy er.
.-. -s 1 iiee as a ca n non ha :! and
. . 1 .. c reserve. I for the people
:'-. prb.'cr. fell in the vicinity
ween 11 and 1- o'epx k on
' - i. ;:-t. arid broke into souie
' : i ipljon frn-jineiifs
- !.- mw d oa Vcd:i. s.I ay even-
is iii t'ni-p;ace of Mr. liemy
' ' . i ;.., w hose "ci ions i 1 1 nen is
r i'ciu. '. -.at 'ris .-oiehtioii
v- nr.- ,,; ,:s, a-i I ti, it. thero
: ' v h. I e for l:is recovery.
- : - tie.! f,, learn that our vonn-
M D .a j lass, ot Clearfield town-
- r titly triuipled upon and
ite-t i-i the f.i. e by a team
- to be about aitaio. thoah
-' ' t.. ear-.y l is head in a s'intr.
.! , s 'h K i.-rna ii. hrother of
' I. !. M. -Kit-man. ..f Altoona. has
:' 'i .1 . iicsv isle, Ca at field county,
I ti.e ::,. -e of .1 iistiee ol the
.- ..(. ,.,!( years, to lay h-rs-. ille,
liore he will pro-per hilre!y.
"1 i J. Miirni, wlios,. present ad-
:-' oti.-mauiti, wishes to di-pon1
iii'i.Miu.i if all desiiable
i l.iy acres ..f hind in Fichland
'! i ; ii tact liters of lumber will
' :.-c;.e Advertisement r.ext
red l y Jacob Fries and located
1 l-'itli of Chivibiir-i. Bedford
si t on f:re and burned to the
1 .ol its cmieilt , i lie! il. i II -r folic
- a'. . t o'clock on Sunday
E-ti:a ire I loss, tS"0 ; no iu-
:' ' 1 i r'ii; pso n, who represents a
v V -rl; e-r iblist.-neot was in
- of i ( t y s 1 l.is week, Helling hats,
. i-y whoc s.v. He tiaveis with
-- ' :. ... b-s him tlie larieit
' '-k i.i lb - Iin" that we have ever
-' '! to !.. trn that our cerilal
.' 'oo K. Dcm, of the A'toona
i' -. 'its I,-., ri i.'ri-'t'iv rt-ileved,
r" - r.- i. of jut! uniii itorv rhen-
! - I- -ent ;sjt tothe Hot Sprines
'tad ''. it he is abln once mot e
w ; l the tVIies.
1. from our friend and
' h II p,ak, ,,f Cnrisiinn. in-
' I.-in. aster county wpl in all
oi V It-.-lf atr.iiu"sf the third
i 1 ., ; I niu'n ll friend. I" I
f . - t f i-,..m t., t-., trive ths lordly
' ' - ! " So mote it he.
k' I n d ) ..tr-ei, Mr. J. C. Stine
,' l'..rs. w is to have left, and no
- o., Uednerday last for ail
' ; ' ;ti r on-'i N.c,raska an I D sko
v . i -i. ah-. nt for several weeks,
:,!'' ' -.. d tlcit he will enjov the
- : ' 1 r ake It pay financially if
a rou
and
pi.-ket fence which encl
were intent!y watc!,in-r its e
repoi ter of f ha t p-t p'T was evi
ffence) dutv at the time, wt
ti m in believina the latter p
to the extent of on- "sucker'
Mi-other Cei:rad. of tl
.fiui-rijf, sncnesfs the prop
ecntive cououittee .if the
Printers' Association m.-etin'r at IluntiriL'-lon,
on Saturday ' f next week, for oi iraniz ition.
1 hones t-i be advi-eil by mad n such
eiilin.ciit r.f the majority, so that a
i he called at s ,;d t one ami plan-.
f the coi.-.mIIToc we favor the
but think Tyrone instead of Hiin-
tintrden spoobl be selected for Ice port ose.
Dr. Wi'liioi Cob-man, formerly of Pa-
co'iimitfed -;iii ide at Salisbury. I"-
etc
is t
meet io.jr car
As a mem icr
meetin-i.
tro
.liana county, one
himself to a bed- p.
f rom Di Minn:! on
tlie coiiini 'Ssion
been found n."ces
day i t week, ny lianeit.sr
st.' Decea-ed Was released
v a short time I'l-vi' iii to
of sclf-tnnrc.-r, it
oi-r to -end 1 b t.
h-ivi-ii
. that in-
cd condition of
' n some t :ire-
st'tution o-vin to t'-e utnelt!
his mind, occasioned by the ilea
ye;.rs a jo of his if.- and also of an interest
intr !i; tie danuhter, w ho da d soon after from
eat ii". colored.
The Johnstown Tri'mi favs th.it a
t w el ve ve t old irirl at F. 1st (.'ocema c. jh
Lra ve r,i it li a f' w il ay s a .o to a f nil v 'eve' oped
child, the n-.ternitv of which !,e charges on
an une'e of her's in Ief7"isoi, county, with
whom she lived after the death of her parents
nmi up until four or five mo;. ths arro. The
alleged father and uncle wi'l probably hf
arrested as he well ih-serves to be if quilt V of
the sho' kin crime c!i;ii-.'" 1 acainst him tiy
the ex".-edi:e'ly youthful mother of the
m mot nous babe in .piestion.
From last week's issue of the Du Rois
Cifv C-"irr. a CKarlield county i cirin',
we learn that a youni: man named T. cinder
Shoel.v. of Wi'eox. wis w tilled off a board
raft at I- ni-diCs mil!, on Tuesday last, and
drow ned. The body h id II t be.-n recovered
nt Invest nccon' fs. The --ame pan.-r .iNo
says that Wm. When, a native of Sweden,
w hi le sit t i hit "U the end of a i a i 'road Me ills!
above the iirid je nea r Ely's mid, Wednenliv
afternoon, was strnck on the left side of the
leul hv -i passing train "oIul; wc-t, aud
killed almost instantly.
f )nr yoima friend S. J Humphreys, of
the Severn h A venue Hotel, Pittsburgh, spent
the t:r-t three days of the present week
jiiinrr I s relatives ai d friends ill tins lo
ca rty Sam. is a worthy son of Cambria,
and we are triad to know that lie is prosper-in-.',
ai is also our friend. W. II. Mauser,
chief clerk of the Seventh Avenue, which is
undoubtedly one of the best appointed an I
best co:i.tucei poteis in llie t imen oiao s.
May it ever he thus with Col. I'n-rer, (.'apt.
Slai-rjer, I.ieut. H umph.reys, and the hirtre
and excellent hostelry with which they are
CO" tiect
Mi
Eliza
.lanuhter of Jaines
Ilollidavsbui'j, of
Cully.
...:.. .1 . Ii.,.) i.
I.IIIM, .ir-.T-aico, ...... o. ....... ,
eonsunipti'.n, on Satuiday ev.-iiinr; last,
aL'.'d about eighteen years, and an elder
sii'er, Miss Maty, is now lyinir at the point
of death from tlie same disease, of which her
father and one of her brothers died about
three years ao. Havimt known h-r parents
In our voimcer days, we sincerely sympathise
with t he almost lieai t broken mother in her
trreat bereavement. The remains of defeased
rerreo , n r ne . ::i no e- ce.e.-i . .-,
I i o 1 1 Masi. on Monday forenoon.
Were II
a Ileouiem
est in pea.-.-.
mi named F. M. Wiilard. who
'o,m? in
has p.v n travelinu through ttie country ob
taii.inr inoriey f.out Catholic pr!e-ts on false
rei.i esentation-. and who is said to
swindled nt least or.e clerevmen
,. rf nboct titfv .lollais.
sted end committed to jail in 1'ittsnui 2, o
ot -.1st wee K. nu
re
Thui
hiv evenim.
Mi
means o a fortred tetter trout ine i.i
Dubutiue, Iow a. Hi-hop Tuiu'2 n ja
i- swi.i.Ver i.i conversat:
set t for a police officer, who soon
and took the scamp into custody
h: ve
in this
was ar-
. on
at
Tui;-; hy
hoi, of
I the
while he
arrived
"''fin tl.- Western Penitentiary
- ''"ii id v, whither lie was sent
' .-, , I'-' ' ' ' ili.-d of consumption in
," ' on M..nd-iv 'veni"3 list,
. .' ah.f i! ilbie-s. Tie was
e.tl-s, atiil wss none other than
't ' ' of this county.
.-', ' ! H ciie ami its Purronndiuir--'
' :'bi i-pi.if.pit. niilf-r, and when
-.".-"'',-' r-i '.pt ietor. Mi. AW Lloyd,
.'i ti e siimuier .ivm, as lie
- '. : " t Lit. r than the fir-t of next
" " ... ) ' ' "'' -'ii I vr. mi .Is sin romi'liiitt
,.' ' to ho !'- -t?rseti-j a"d d
- 'ST r-vf r.
taCivCil OTI in I W O OI . 111. 't.- ' " '
been picked ii'i nt Morgan's sidim, and
while in that position his head came in con
tact w ith a telcirraph pole, which knocked
him from the ti nu and cut two lar'e holes
in his head. 1I' was sent home on the.
Johnstown accommodation the same even
in;', and died at 3 4-1 o'clock Sunday inorn
ins' without ha vine spoken a word.
John Wade, a young man from Philadel
phia, who had been in Altoona in fjuest of
work, which he fai'ed to find, and who was
bumpiti'i his wav back on a freinht train,
had his hat knocked off tv one of tfrj train
men at Ilutirinodoii. on Friday hist, and in
juiiipiu'T off to recover it his head struck the
irronnd with uch force as to fracture Ids
f hull, while at trie same time his led foot ct
under the wheels and was run over in such
e. way as to reiuire the amputation of all tlie
toes on the foot. He w is subsequently te
ne.vt d to the Huntingdon county almshouse,
. irfcr hf !! If fa a rrecail-Tnii rcrA'.iizn.
We e it stated that Mr. Oo. J. Akers, j
chainnan of the Dem.icratie County Com- -mittee
of Blair county, and foreman of the A I- 1
toona Daily Sun composing room, has re- i
sisiupl the latter p osition and oomtemplates j
taking up his alode in the Smoky City. ;
(.reortre is a good fellow and a cvvl printer, 1
and we therefore trust that Akers of good ,
luck will attend him in his new departure.
A meteor or aereolite startled the people
of this and other sections on last Saturday .
Pisrht The visitor arrived at about the
hour of 10.30 o'clock, aud was in the shape 1
of a hiicre (lobe of red liaht. Seemingly, it j
exploded, and individuals from diverse and
widely separated parts of the county, such ;
as Wilmore, Carroiltown and Cambria town-
ship, unite in the averment that fragments
of tlie shattered planet were showered down
on their respective localities. All which is
susceptible of a modicum of doubt, hut that
n meteor or aereolite was on the rampaire and
that it raised a sensation at the time stated,
is beyond dispute.
In atitiounciiii tlie fact last week that
our young townsman. Mr D. F. Lloyd, a
member of the Democratic State Central
Committee, was ii attendance at the recent
Democratic State Convention, a local con
temporary does itself the honorf?) of sayinn
that Philadelphia r;rji were well represented .
and trot In their work in a satisfactory man
ner t akin a home with them about one hun
dred and fifty w atches, a number of diamond
pins, and a few thousand dollars in cash."
A I! w hich is pretty "rufi" or. the "ruffs, "
who will no doubt be a (rood deal ruffled
about it if they find out that our neighbor
has been so outratreouslr 'TuT" on them.
Th" pulpit of one of the M. E. chinches
in Johnstown has been vacant for the past
three or four Sundays, nw ini; to the fact that
th name of the pastor, who is, said to be a
learned an I eloquent preachet . and was at
one time pre-i Una elder of the district, has
become mixed up in a social scandal with
that of a married I olv who hasalwavs moved
in fjood s.K-ielyand has heretofore been look
ed upon ns an exemplary member of the
church and above suspe-ion. Whether the
story is true or falsi- is of course more than
we can say. thoucfh it is to be hoped that
the parties implicated may be able to prove
in some way that they are innocent of the
disgraceful crime imputed to them.
Henny Schroth, a seven-veT-old son of
Mr. Lawrence Schroth, of Carroiltown, went
on a tishinii excursion to I'.endcr's dam on
Monday last with another lad of about the
same ace, but for some reason Benny strolled
away t rom Ins companion, who, failing to
find him after a diiic. i.t search, returned
home and reported that his littie playmate
hud been drowned. This of course alarmed
the parents and fi lends of the missing la.l,
but fortunately their fears proved to be
pcrou nd less, as he was found before a irreat
whi sittimj on a stone catin-j- his lunch,
thmie'ii a considerable distance away from
where he and the other youth had parted
company. It was indeed a welcome disap
pointment to his fatnilv and friends.
Tlie woods on both sides of the hill north
of the P. B. B., and a couple of miles we-t
of Lt'.iy's station, were on fire for a lotii;
di-tance on M in. lav last, and as we came by
nn the evenim.' train the sizht presented was
brilliant and beautiful almost beyond de
scription. On the E. C. B. It., near C res
son, the wood in the immediate vicinity
were also on fire for several days, and pro
bably are yet, destroyinrj a irnod deal of tim
ber, fences, etc., and threatening for a time
the destruction of a creat deal more valuable
property, which was only pit-vented by the
utmost dili-i-cnce n part of the reiidents of
that locality, who turned out and fouizht the
tl lines with vi-ior on Friday and atrain on
Saturday lait. The fires in both in-tances
were no" doubt started by sparks from pass
ing engines, and nothing but a heavy rain
wili s,-rve to tjuench them.
Tlie projectors of the proposed railroad
from .Johrntown to Somerset have been f-x-eeedinilv
liberal with persons owning pro
perty in Johnstown and elsewhere through
Which the road must of necessity pas,, pay
ing in nnny cases much more than coiinl
pon'shiv be realized under ordinary circuu
f tances : out as yet they have not proposed
to recompense certain parties owning leal
esla'e in immediate proximity to tin- pro
posed rente, though we have tu doubt they
will do so in tin- near future. One of these
pal ties is our friend Thomas H.-rtsog, fot
meily of Ilollidaysbnrg. whns- large and
valuable resilience, occupied by his own and
two ether faiui:;es, is located on an alley
through which the road is to run w ithin four
feet of the house, and who-e property, which
cost iiini neariy E-l.onO, will t l.-reby be re
duce I in value almost if not unite one-half.
We had the plea-one of attending.! meet
ing of Sr. John's Total Abstinence and
Mutui-I B.-nevo'.ent Society while in Johns
town on last Sunday afternoon, and mtiit
say th it we were great 1 v plea-ed a t the spirit
manifested .against ardent sp'ri's by the
organization in question, which numbers
about three hundred members. There is
probably no tow n in the State where inure
good can be accr.mpij shed by such an asso
ciation, and we sincerely hope that every
member of St John's church who has any
weakness for the flowing 'o-.vl i ill soon be
en iol led. under tlie hanu.-r of to' a I iibs! in'-n.-e.
The first puplie anp arance of tl.is really
iueritorio-,1 s org.i niz it ien wi'l be made on
Decoration Dav, an invitation to tint ifect
f - out Emory Post. C-. A B.. having been ac
cepted at tin-above meeting. JVc certain'y
h.ce to hear of t'c cm tinned success of St.
John's Total Abstinence S.H-;ety, and shall
be g'ad to give it a boost, jf we .-an, when
ever an opportunity otTeis.
A nu-.ie than ordinary number of pick
r ki ts iv. i-d along with the F .repa ugh's
circus an-1 menagerie, whi.-h exhibited at
Altoona last Friday and 'nt John-town on
Saturday. Otic of tiiein, wiiogave his name
as iiarlcs Moore, u'rh-i to-d; while in Johns,
'own to g t t h'-oneh the pocket of a gentle
man named I ! ib'-bra nd . hut was caught in
the very a'-t, and e-coiled to the tail in this
place et the evening of the sa me day . Judge
David Hamilton, of Coper Voder township,
o-t a .g.'d wnt.l; wtc.th fll in the same
place, which has not sii.ee beer, hoard from.
Ina-much as sai I wa'ch was proM-tited to
tint Judge when lie was an officer in the
I'nion army as Captain in the pu h Pa. avai
ry. was conscpient !' of more than its in
trinsic worth, it is specially regretted by him
as having gone glimmering with the things,
that were. Several other parties wet" re
lieved of si: miry va'ithlesn the days n-i n-.e.l
t hough, so far as we ha e been able I o learn,
no Northern Cambria county man was in
the '.i-t of victims
-i-ter Oabrielle. of the order of Sisters
of Mercy. 1 toona. died a t the convent in t l a t
city, mi Thiieiday evening hist, of typhoid
fever, with which she had suffered for about
two months, agr l about L'e years. The de
ceased rf .V;".- who w as know n in the world
as Miss A;i. e Main r. daughter of Mr. John
Miher. of Altoona, and was a most accom
plished teacher of dra wing and the possessor
of rare musical talent, will be remembered
bv some of imr readers as a member of St.
John's choir, which gave a conceit at the
Court House in this nlae.- a few years ago
for tie benefit of the Chinch of the lloiy
Name. She was a gra nd-nieee of our towns
man. Hotr. John Fei'.h'ii. and was a sister of
Mr. Daniel Maher. formerly private secretary
to Hon. John B.-iily. Superintendent of
Transportation. AHo nia. hut nn.v studying
for the prie-fhood in Biltinmre. A sister of
the deceased is also a Slter nf Mercy in
Pit tsbnrgh. The remains were interred in
the Catholic cemetery in Altoona on Satur
day morning. Bt. Bev. Bishop Tuigg eon
ducting tlie 1 uncial services.
We only heard this week of the death of
our good old friend Mark Kibhihan. of Clear
field township, which occured on the l.slh of
last month, after suffering for about three
years with that dieadful disease, cancer,
which literally ate away the lower portion
of his face. Sir. KibUlia'l. whi'e a resident
of llollidayshurg a number of years ago,
was one of the four brave spirit, who acted
as pall-bearers at tb funeral f a sister of
the editor ..f this paper, who had died of
that malignant disease, small pox. and to
which three of hi- own children had pre
viously mccumb".l in -ide of as nnny weeks,
and f ir that one noble ami Christian act we
have v.-r held him in grateful remem
brance, am! now that lie bus been called to his
eternal reward it is our sincere h ue' that
(iod has been merciful to his soul. He was
esteemed by all who km-w hits as a man of
unimpeachable integrity, a kind husband
and father, an obiierng neighbor, a good
citizen, and a devo it member of t he Cat h tlie
Church. His re. nains were taken to Holli
daj.iiie.rcr. his former home, for interment.
May he reit in peace.
Hon. A. II. off roth writes us under
date of the fith inst. that Census S.mrrvisor
Miib-r, of this district was in Washington
City on t'ue Saturday previous, and while
there showed him fCoffroth) his list of ap
pointments for Cambria and oilier counties
in the district, all of whom had been highly
recommended to Mr. Miller and were cer
tainly as good, if not thi; best, selections
tint could have been made. So far as Cam
bria coiir ty is concerned, our informant
could recall but a few of the n-imcs, ami of
these heoi.ly mentions Mr. Alj.l.onsus Ward,
of Fhenshurtr. and Me-rs. John T.'aab. Xa
thatiiel Home and Jacob Trefts. all of Johns
town. The territory of the first named will
comprise Ebrnsburg borough and Cambria
township, whi'e the dntie-of the three latter
will be confined strictly to Johnstown bor
ough. The first three of the ccrdlem.in
above named, it. may be proper to say, ate
Democrats, wlv'e the latter is a well-known
ami prominent member of the (ireenback
organiz a'.ioii. The other appointments for
t'-e comity, when thfy become publicly
known, will no doubt prove q-jt is sat'?
i.y?TV ss the otb N-,r f-l
Our energetic friend, Mr. J. E. Shields,
of Lore t to, w ho does about as much as most
of them to keep the Freeman afloat, has
made up his mind toemhaik once more in
the mercantile business, and is now in the
east purchasinc a large atid varied assort
ment of dry goods, dress goods, notions, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, groceries, etc., w hich he
proposes to sell at prices which for chea pness
no one can excel. Ed. is one of the most re
liable business men in Cambria county, and
if good goods and square dealing have any
attractions for the people of that section, as
they undoubtedly have, he cannot fail to se
cure a lucrative trade.
Mr. Michael Kearnev, a highly respected
fitiz-n of Conemaugh borough with whom
we Were acquainted for more than a quarter
of a century, met with a terrible death at the
Oautier Works, Johnstown, on Thursday
morning last, in consequence of hcing struck
by one of tlie fragments of an eleven foot
belt-pullev which burst and flew in all direc
tions, dealing destruction to everything in its
way, one of the pieces, weighing about one
thousand pounds being thrown a distance of
over fifty feet. The lragment which struck
the unfortunate man tore a terrible hole in
his stomach, fractured both of his legs and
his left collar bone, arid nearly severed his
left arm at the shoulder. Deceased was born
in Minister township about fifty years ago,
and lived for a considerable time in Tyrone,
where he was employed as an engineer on
the Tvrone and Clearfield Branch Bailroad.
He w-is a brother in-law of ex-Treasurer
Cox, the two gentlemen being married to sis
toi s, and was always faithful in the discharge
of his duties as husband, father ncighborand
citizen, ns weil as the fullrnient of his obli
gations as a member of the Catholic Church.
His funeral took p'ace on Friday, and was
one of tiie largest ever seeu in Johnstown.
May he rest in peace.
We never ehronicled a death with more
sincere regret than, we do that of Mr. Au
gustine J. Fogle, of Altoona. who died of
consumption about one fl'elock on last Fri
day afternoon. We knew Mr. Fogle for
many years, and having learned to esteem
him as one of our most intimate and faith
ful friends, we can truly sav that a nobler
heart never ceased to beat than was stilled
in death when "Gust" Fogie, as he was
familiarly called, was summoned from time
to eternity. Mr. Fogle was one of the best
known and most respected citizens of Al
toona, and although he commenced life as a
poor boy, l:e succeeded by well-directed
energy and honest endeavor in acciiniulnt ing
quite a comfortable competence, which has
of course been left to his wife, son and
daughter, all of whom survive him. De
ceased was married a number of years ago
to Miss Maggie Sullivan, eldest sister of our
esteemed friend, Dennis Sullivan, and also
of ex-City Treasnrei John C. Sullivan. re
cently deceased, and was aged about 47
years. Throughout liis entire life he was a
"zealous, earnest aid devout Catholic, and
having received the last rites of the Church
and (bed an edifying death, there is every
reason to believe that he has found favor
with God. At least such is our heartfelt
piayer on behalf of his immortal soul.
Shi'imvf's S.m.f.s Following is a brief
description of the several properties to be
dispo-ed of at public sale by Sheriff Griffith,
at the Court House in this place, at 1 o'clock,
r. M., on Monday, June 7th :
All the riir'U. title ami tnt.-r.-t of '. A. I.nnir-t.i-oi
me! .1 i.-ob Tin. ma-, of. in an l t. 'in" hundred
and ttventv acre ol .inimprov. d land in White
towa-liin. "T.i he sold nt the suit of .Maritr'-t A.
ari l .l en'-' I'l.-k'ev.
All the riirlit. title- -, latere! of John 11. I..wu
intr. ..f. in and to one-halt m-n- ul land In Honda
totvn-liin. with :i t-vo mtv frame hf-ui" and hoar 1
(ruble flieron erected. To be old at the suit of
John c. .v .1 A. iat-n. mrTiviiiif p-ruicrs of the
linn of (f it.--. Son x Co.
All the ri-'hf. title and Interest John It. W.-n-troth.
of. In a r. 1 to three hundred and ten ie-res of
iiTiini.ro .'.1 Ian 1 in l:t.-k-ou t
one Inmdr'd and fortv-tive rn-:
land in Ja'-ks-in Town-!t(p. AN.
in the Md.i-.-c of S iir.-iarrhib.
pup . f Joi-n T-inTii
All the nuhf. tit'i
fiiek. of. in an.', to ei.'ht a-r
t'lttielrji. .ci wlta-h are T-'ul
fr iinaiid part har !i..ti and
he sold at th
Ad the r
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tun lot ol KTolllDl
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tnwn. on Kiif':iv. .?m:e 4th, t!n foliowine;
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to luiv i ":i ; h i book- to i iii -fir! -i rm
trom the i;h:l-htrs.
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tii-t -rv of the "hnn-li
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us tuev can bj bunirlit
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tr proj h-: -:ioi ti;pv mn-t.
When the )i'n !oth liy hpr rir
Antl the ruin tlo;h i.iy th? da.-t.
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Lo ui ven to an or-
er inn it in prrvn.
CBKRBTTRicm, May 10. 1M0
Pear T'rffwa?" The old a1np!. that "when
rotrnos fji'l out honcut men -et their duw," tin
been forcibly dcrotnstrated hr within the nt
two wopliri in a failtnic ot between I'hilip Stitf.r
and Kmrrtft R-rinir. which resulted in Borinic
phootinir Stlffler in the lex with a rcrolvpr; and,
an nurtl. the hrht did not terminal with the la.t
blow, hut n rarriod on with that unruly member,
the tonffue. On either aide, from day to day. oth
er wpm dnissred in. and finally Kd. Borlnjf, ecuu
Inir ti the ai--tanp of hid brother Km met, tp
pel firtrth in h1 miirhtand slew n-. awore before
Squi-e K'iin. of thiit place. th-t pome time lat
fa'l Thiliri Stifflr. Joph St i tf ?r. known alo aa
"lhinrr.loe." Alexander Ionir and himself had
stolen from Harney I kontrln J!4' w.nnn, where he
(Harney) had lelt tt tjn.iinif uT.r ntht. not 1e
tnif able to reah th!" tdace. to whleh he t en
CTired in hnulin:? ifoods for V. Kinport. E. H.
t'.iint, Hnd other, a lot of tnd blatiketa. two horse
blanket, two enniee cutter", a lot of cap. rlore.
hiit-. etp . for whhh arfh wrii mud the following
week, but without fltiCct-f. ex';t that several sun-
F;iure urrindor wom tourid. On Saturday lat, at
a n early hour. on f:t hie ("rarer, of thH plaeo. (
Hirney l:mirl:i. Thomas Ti!ila? ar.d inyclf !
started In pursuit of the parties implicated, and ;
by n'".n of the ame diy hnd Mccer:!ed In eapt-ir- '
r'r the three thieve, with iicarlv all the irods. !
John Knfon, Etop. Inptt'V of the I Vaee for Cherry- i
tree bormi'jrn. iaube.picn 1 1 v nil f m'tcd the aeeua-d
to b !l in the uni of .f."K each tor their appearance .
at the Je.netiurt tn Indiana for which lust act :
the th'cves owe the Sotiire thtir Pinc-r thanks. I
The people, however, do not approve of the net. a? '
thev believe that a brd in the hand i wt.rth two j
in the bnh. and that the 'Squire should thereltro i
have cel tPeni.
t!iir a ,en"".tifn wr. create ! in our mid-'t 1at
week by the arrival here ol a peddler :rm Altoona.
who :tl Icjffs that hi? parrner in biiin ha bevn
Uii-'lr.ir ince 1-ift Aufcrust.itnd that he had suc
ceeded in tracing liini to a hne occupied nt The
time by a man named Swiircr. who hp- since nld
the projfrty and i now keeping a hotel at h"si
Sprinif!. in ymr eotmty. Heond tliat. he says he
conbl it no trae of him. Kilmer h i tt that a
certain pron In a certain neichborho-i about
two miles fr-'m here, in In. liana county, h been
cpenly aecned b another party there with hav
inif been seen on several occasions wearing "tlie
inis-'in man? elothintr.
Th-re ha- teen considerable ate.llntr done in
the lat two year within a cirelo t f flo or iix
mile Inni thi- place, and suspicion ha at 1a?t
jHiinted in the rlht direction, a proven by recent
development?: but have we a No had a murder?
I! now the uertion. (! this, however, more next
we-k.
On Saturday nizht. about the hour of ten. when
dor and windows were thrown open to admit thn
balmy breezs and Fweet sirain- of muic eman
ating from the cornet hand "1 thi place, there ap
peared fn the heaven, descending anl pa?insr
westward, a flaming la':l of tire. variouM e-tima-t
d as bcinir as larue a a half ruhel ineasnre, a
dishjian. a wairon wheel, etc.. which brilliantly il
luminated the town and surrounding hill for a
nvmi .'lit. and then FnddPTi!;. disappeired while
vet semin'rly (fiite a distance above the Inrixon.
Vollowinir quir klv in 1t wake, and ere the eyes of
behold r b:id time to turn from the scene, 'hero
came a rumbling noNe as of thunder, yet so nnlikn
tliund'T fh.it o;ne ilescribo it as similar to the
boom of ar: illery In oteninir. with the di -charge of
three or tour pUce m nnKon. and iVillowcd bv in-ntintr-rabb
t-iects fir- in rapid Micce-sion. What
couhl it have been? 1 mean tho tioite. J. O. C
REGISTER'S NOTICE!
VOTirE l hereby tfren that the followlnR
i.1 named Accounts of Adminn-tratom et. al. have
ben parsed aud filed In the Kfl?ters Otfice, at
FhetiFbunc. In and for the count of Oamhrta. and
will be preseoted to tho Orphan Court of vald
county, for confirmation and allowance, on Bf
nexUzy, June 9, A. D. to wit:
1. The firnt and final account of Moite B. Miller
oxecntor of Christian Weaver, late of Kichland
township, dee'd.
2. The acconnt nf Jame- McTJermftt. rnardlan ol
Columban Muiaire, e minor child ot Cornelius
Mas?" ire, decd.
3. The acconnt of James Mclerm!tt, rnardln
oi Ann K Mainirc, ft minor child t Cornaliui
Marnire, dee'd.
4. The Drt and final account of Jo-eph Crite,
srnnrdlan of Katie Callan. m minor child of W m.
j C)il!sn. dee'd.
! 5. The tina and final amount of K. A. Storm, one
1 ot the exerntors of I'rtcr Kcrnjrac, dee'd.
t
.n s
H 1S TIEKXAN. MarrU-.l. t St. J
HiiT'-n. Altoona. on Tnerdnv. Mas 4. lSO. by liev. :
Father Sheedy, .Mr. 1. A. H au.s and M iss Hiri det i
Tikrvav. !oth of that city.
Th" it Irs that our worthy yonnsr friend and pa- '
tron ll:td- to hiss happiness, and thus it Is that an- ;
other of Kve'-j ffiir lauirhteri c-mfides her heart I
art. hand to the keepinrj;of no who, we are pure, 1
ivi il never prove recreant to the par-red tmt. That j
both in iv find their briifhte-t anticipations fully ;
reaii7et in this world and their happiness eotu-
pitted in the n xt, is the sincere wirb cf tho print
er man. '
6. The second account of Kranci 'Knel. firvu- (
tor nf eo. Elder, late of Ijoretto foronh. riee'd. ;
7. The firtt and final account ot Francis 'Friel, i
executor of Margaret Atknon. late ol Loretto f
borough, dee'd.
h 1 he second an-! final ac-ount of Pavtd Sutton, !
. irunrdian of Mary Almira Sutton, a minor child of
j Willi tn; Sutton. decM. j
! 0. The hr?t and final account of Sophia Smith, i
: administratrix of (leorKe Sruitb, late of Cambria 1
i horotiuh , dee'd.
j 10. The rim and finnl necoant of i leo. F. Fresh, '
exoru:-rof Wm. Herkel. ,& ot Harr township, !
; dee'd.
j 11. The first and final acconnt of Toseph Hogue,
! admini-trrnor of Mary A. Conrad, late of Clear- !
j tlebl township, dee'd. j
J 12. The account f J. A. Oriin. ruardlan of Sarah :
f tlriru. a !ijintr chihl of Andrew Jnm. dee'd.
i 13. The tirst and flriM? account of Smniuel Hlomrb, (
J exec.ttorof Christian IXuruer. late ol Stony Creek
: towi:h;o, de'-'d. " i
I 14. The first nnd final account of Kfrhard fit- !
I tfnri. ruaro'an of Iaton E. Jones, a minor child
j of liuirh Jones, dee'd. !
lb. The fiit and Coal account of Owen W. Ko- 1
herts. administrator of JuhnJ. Pryee, late of Johns-
j town borough, dee'd-
j 1. Tho tirst and final account of John Hrady, j
j admioitrator of Hu?zh McCrorey. dee'd. " !
! 17. The first nnd final account of Catharine 1
t iMwIifrit. administratrix rttrt tcttan'nto annrxo of ;
j Kichani Iwlinir. Inte of Millville (Hirouirh. dee'd. I
IS. The first ac-ount of (hninro nverrith, puar-
: dian of treitre. Kate and Jennie Hendtng, luiuor
: children ot John Hrtndmp, deceased. J
ly. Th firt and final account of Wtn. Sprfnirer,
I and John O't. Jr.. administrators of Henry Sprtu- j
. g-er. late of Carndi townhip. dee'd. i
The third and final recount of Catharine Mc
. Colsfan, adruinistratrix de bonit ton rum tr$tanrnto .
i ennexo. of ivter Ixjugherty, late ol SummitviUe
boroiiirh. dee'd.
j 21. The second and partial account of John E. !
! Scanlan. one fif the executors ot Jeremiah Mc'ion- j
I lifle, Inte id Washington township, dec'-!. J
; The first and partial account of Martin San-
ders, executor of Ehzabeth Stuby. late of Carroll i
: township, dee'd.
I ta. The tir-'t and final account of W m. Hyars, i
' iruHrdian rd Fdwin l'carson, a minor child of Win.
J Fearson. dee'd.
I I"he account of Jamei McfKrrmitt. guardian
ot Andrew SyUesfr Mauire. a minor child of ,
. Sylvester Mairuire. dee'd. !
'2ti. The nrst and parMal account of Jas. C. Mur-
ray. urvivinif executor of Michael Murray, late of
Carroll township, deceased.
2. Tho fintt and final account of Thomas Aber
; nathy. fxecutor of Charlotte Abemathy, late of ,
! Iretto borousrh. dee'd. i
1:7. The .-ccond and final Account of Margaret ,
M-"lu;rc and John F. Shiotds. ad ministrators of j
Miehaol JlfUuif', late ot Allegheny township,
. dee'd. J. LAKK. Heiristr. I
lleiFter'fi i mce. Ebenbunf. May lu, ls0.-14-3t. t
7
"DOIT YOTJ DO IT!"
ORITI'ART.
SEH iFfilEI. Td. at hiv resi.bT.ee In I'arr-.l!-town,
on Monday. M :y p. l-0. of ennsr-r-tlon ot the
brain. Mr. Anthony Skiuhcied. naed abotit 30
your. lece:isel was Joriueriy a r -ideut of Herks
county, whither his remains were taktm it,r inter
im n t."
K EH i EE. I hed. of con-u-i.pti.ni, at the rcs!
dnce of his mother, in Allegheny t -wnMdp. on
Monday inornluir. May M, 1h. Mr. Kazaris
Kntoi.ic. aire.! about f ' year.
le.-e tHf.l resided for a coniderablo time at Eil
ly's station, where he carried on the brewery busi
ness, and from whence h returned to the home of
hi mother ulv a few dave prec-dintr his death.
w, (-h oi.tf vij t..Mi. though . '."r-'cty uner-
perted. Mr. FI'-'C"!' we nn ho-tesi man. a ifoo-l
ri:i7i"i. a htithfit friend, and an exemplary mem
ber oi the Cathoiic Chur'!i. 1 :.t t-ruieti t at Eotetto
on Wednesday h renjoij. M.iy hy rft in pence.
r
i)!.)orv norE I'lnKi TOK. Tlie
nn l-ri-en-d .-it-r lc.ai-..-lf as a candidftto tor
t ip ..thro ol l'oor liotl-a Ilircctcr. sulilcft to tde Uf-ci-ioil
of tile orn:n' Il-'ilin.-: .U-- .-.ri(-n t ;on . Ii
roiniicilod and el.c'ttd I.p jd'-ilirc- hiii!--.-:f to ili(
ch . tl'c tri.r d'.iti.-- i.crtaiiiiiis t'J tlie ioco..ti toV'.ie
I e-t ol I,- nl.ilitv. " S.J. I.nilKK.
tut.- Tn... .May fi. lssa.-t.c.
"Vjo'i
kj( ITICK.Tlrf first ofc-oinrt of Julius
ssintrc r.f A. .T. Stolti arid. witp. ill
rra--t for c-i-. lit-r-. linc I'f'n tiled in Hit- I'rothono
tsrv'n i i;;i.-p ol 'a irl.rai t on ut y a rd ill ." jre..r.t
cd icr tie; Hi-tiion ot the (,'ouri. un Monday, the J.'.i'i
day of June, A. It. ss...
'. V. irii'iNMlI.I.. rrotl-ciKd arr.
rrotlionotary's ( Kic-c, KlH-nt.ura, clay iri. I- .-3t.
E
XiXTTill't'S XOTK'i:.
1 l-r ale Of M t.'H AEL C-KKI.I V. il'C'il.
r- t ' -t-oi-patary ni-.-n 'r-.- f -tat' i-t t icliacl
1-i'r : ( -royl.-'town- liil". dec. -a-r. I. tiat iilif
I-i- uiid.ain rictl. nt-ricu iir.-i-y
l- lacd to i-aid --tat t') m.ik.r mi.
arc! t;l- -c lolviiiiT r-la..': will
o. r' v ar.T Il.'td c a t.'d, torpttle-AMl-'.s
SM.LIA. i.xccutor.
l.ccil itra 111 -d t
ViV.iTi to 111. -c
in-diar-- y.i :n-.-rit.
.T-c(-nt('.lie anie,
moot.
M.,v li. M i.-e.
KCUTOR'S N OTI ('!-:.
l'.-tiito of M ai:k Ki:-.i.ai:a v. .:.",!.
I.rtt'Ts tn,I!..ritcntary on tiir e-lat . I ."-lark K ;'
lanai:. late .f fiurt!-U1 t..wi'li't. .Ic-fi-.-d. l.r-vo
tit'cn ur.ii'tf.l t.i Hip tinder-in ii.-d. rcf d ; a in tiie
panic ' .nn -1. : .. Aii jmroi,s i-.i i.-'t-ed to .-a-d es
tate will I-.-a-.- mi kc j a . in cot w I'lmnt dpla v. and
ttio-p lct.-inir .-la 'tas aanit the sam;' wiii l-rc-enl
them. I-roi ci-lv .r..!.a:. d r.-r -! 1 l.-n-.-n-.
.Ti isr.'it r.r.uiNi h-iii, r.p-iitor.
ri'-r-.rii.M Tit ... May 14. l-t.-St.
Notice to Bailta anl Contractors-
t (mnitnl(t!irr' Ofiir.. )
F.tMiMi rR. amliria t'onnt.v. Pa.
'KALI-ID I'KOI'OALS will Ite rf-
r-iv.-d nt ttii oit1- nurd 13 o'clor-ls. w.. on
Tliurortny. .1 11 ti Is. tor ilirr crci-tion
01 a 'our: Hen-c in t hi pin..-, to !. coiistrru-tcd of
In a k, lacpl an.; trimmed with stone, and in ne
Notice toTaxpayers.
IN accordance with an Act of the (Jeneral Assem
bly of this Commonwealth, approved the 6tii
day of April. 1S72. relating to the collection of Tax
es in Cambria county : Notice is hereby given to
Taxpayer residing" in the district1 below named
that t he County Trei Mirer, in coin pi in nee with the
Second Se.-tio-i'nf said Act. will attend at the place
of hoid:mr the town.-nip and borough elections, on
the following named days, for the purpose of re
ceiving the
COl'NTV, STATK AND POOR TAXES
Ast'ttfd fnr the yfar J-.SV'.-Monday,
June l-l. Tnnneitiill Ilorouh.
Tueidav, June 1.'., ritl!itz:n B'-roij-h.
fdni-dtty June It. Sninmitvl'.le Horotrjih.
Thursdav. Juno 17. anl-1 nsrtcn Tot u.hii.
1-ri.iny. June 1. Vortae Townlup.
Saturday. .Tun.. 9. Wnmore Hornnn.
.Monday, June -1. SnmmertiiTi T-iwufhlp.
Tllvsd iv . June "roy le Townh 1 p.
Wed:.i:?il ,y. .Tun? L.ift I'oTiemaush iioroufen.
T ioi 1 s.l.i . J l. Ci. I'.-.i..:.:: i':rr'-iv:n.
Kriday. Jliin- Ci. '.Vo .dv:,I.- Korou:.-1!.
SUurliiv. June -'3. 1-t Ward. Jul.nsiwa H"r"aj(li.
'lend .yl .Inn" Vet. 2 1 Wur.i.
Taesda v. J are v-t. :td V.at-,-t.
V.'. iiuc.-d iv. June .10. 4th Ward, "
Thnr-d iv. July 1, ttli Ward,
Friday, July i. 61 h Ward.
Tuedav. Juiv (t. tt Ward. ConpniHUKU "
V.'eiii.esd-iv. jnlvT. : Went.
Tlmr-d ..v.'.lnlv s. l t Ward. ?tl illvilie
Fri.iay. j.ilv 0. V I Ward.
Satarday. .fitly 1 i, l'r.-pcet Horriuich.
"Mondavi J u! v r.'. lt Wani.l'iiraiira Korough.
lacsday, J-il. l i. -Jd Ward.
We lnes l 1-. .Tuiy 14. 'oaprr-d ale r.-M-u'ikh.
Thr.rd:ty. July 15. Lower Voder To.n-tnj.
Friday. July 15. I c-r Yndcr Townrrh.p.
rs tturdsy. July 17. Stn.vrecit T..wnliip.
Monditv. Julv I'1. Ttlau-itr l own.-liip.
Tuesday. .Tnl'v v I.ref.o 1! tr-'U-h.
We lnedsy. iTaly V!, All.-niieny TownMp.
Tliurr.lav, .1 uly i0. 1, (rHliin n 1'ownsinp.
Friday. July V.;'.. triearli.-I l Township.
S itut.iav. .Titlv -.'4. ("tieat Splim? Herouiti.
Mi.n.lav", J-iiv '. While T. wnsl.ip.
! ned:.'y. July 17. Ucad Township.
We'nei.l.iy. July 2. I lean Townlilj.
'1 !n:r?fiiiy. July 13. '!n t T...wuluj.
Frill;. V. Julv r'K Kl'ler '!"0Wr.,!;ip.
S-iur.;.iy. J ulv Sn-.i'iliiinna T.jwr.sblp.
Monday. A 111: -1 -J. Can:,l!:..vti: 11 ir.ui;u.
Tacday. Aiiii.-t o. Cr.rr"!' Towrri.-tr.t..
Veiti.'s.lay. Anira.-t 4. IJ.trr Townhit..
' hnr.u.iy. Ank-ii-t n. lilaekiiek '!i-.vuhip.
ri lav. Auu-t 9. Ja.-k'on Township.
S iiur-jay. au-.-n.i 7, ('uniLria 'i.--vnli ip.
Morula-, Ai:tu; :. Fit War 1. Khrns'.urs Horo.
l ne-day. i:ii-t VI. WetWar t.
Wc lac-day . A tnft H. Tayh.r I . wish i p.
Thar-da v.'Ani- a-t 1 -. 'out-ma .it li T.v. r.hIp.
Friday. A iuu-t lit. !:;-.!. lan-l T..wnr-hii.
S.itur lay. Ails-list 14. A.Uir.s Ti wc-L ip.
And. iri ne.-ord-Iiee n:rh the Sc-fcic! S'-ei!
snid A- r, on ad iaxo 1 aid t 1 t-ie Ti-eaMirer I"
tiie ;:re-t davoi Sei-ttuioer there n iil t.ear.J.'c
1 cr c r"-cr.ii.. ,' . - o-t-. I.e.' f c tid'lt it t
1 ii r pa id ts -o- jt nd placed m He- hi n! of an othcer
, (or .-oileciioa. AM-KEW YKA'll.KY,
'on ni v I'r;-a iir.:r.
iirt-r'i I'Kif-t. FJ-'-nilaire:. May 4. SS".-4t.
Don't part with your money until you
know the truth. Interested parties are
spreading the reports that MR. JOHN
WANAMAKER is not interested in the
old and famous OAK HALL Clothing
business and does not personally direct
its affairs.
Nothing could be more Untrue!
Mr. JOHN WANAMAKER has pre
cisely the same relations to Oak Hall as
in the past.
WANAMAKER & BROWN is what
it has been ever since Mr. Brown died, ia
years ago.
Mr. JOHN WANAMAKER per
sonally watches over the faithful prepa
ration of the stock of MEN'S AND
BOYS' CLOTHING, and the conducting
cf the store. Nothing is allowed to pass
his eye that is not straightforward and
true to the interest of those who have
natronized the house for iq years and
depend on its reliability.
From all appearances the year 1880 is to be
the largest in sales ever known.
The READYMADE Department is Better Stocked 1
The BOYS' Department is Better Stocked 1 !
The CUSTOM Department is Better Stocked!!!
The SHIRT Department is Better Stocked !!!1
Ail this will be apparent on FIRST SIGHT !
Please call whenever you can and look through
this BEEHIVE of a Building, so busy with its
Hundreds of Workpeople and Customers. Do
not forget that Clothing of the W. & B. make
will stand better service than any other that can
be got and that it does not cost any more (if as
much) as other makes.
WAMAKER &
BROWH
5
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
THE LARCCST CLOTilINC H0UCE IN AMERiCA,
PHILADELPHIA.
STILL LATER AND BETTER !
NEW SPRING GOODS
IN GUKAT I'ltOl-rSION AT
FHHtOHOFF'S CHE&? STOUKt
tuc
WhPe so iii)v art loolrinr c-vt' -ti cZ to the cminiy 3f(i-1rntiil t?-v;;Y,n j,i
lan'j the hick; man, tf". snhtcrilcr '. r"iC.T?(.7 ri ro)i'n" tn th' r.iTft,
business una. qne il his iiml trf-l'-l (itffitv-n ' "7'''if7 hi. r;-:ri7;
and Hie 'j-ublo- wvcraUy with ALL KlXlt ()'y liVODS
AST PRICES SO LOW
.n d
tictn
1 all
THAT XOyi: VAX VIZ DAlZi: COMPKT1Z WITH HIM.
V- be f'juwl i i a yeucrul
Tluycrs will ahcai,sj:n3 a ftrt and cUomit s'--'.- of ti t rth
itf'rc, co)itjd i.-i',i; u O'tiiUt' lint
o - Al'DITOirs SKT-
ns v ;i ;rn
on and a
tier
n days l; jvr .otne. and no ml take,
iliich ! a -fh rhodc-t nas sm:t:iMy
n the earth. Th;j ifeni is written
. and tbrrc mny have pp some let
In part of t-ry t pfor'..' we tn to
fre 1 lio diu: t a to the pr'tprietv
l.ht S. I'..i:nenthal. llV.i El-ventu
kep" tfr biire.t co; k o! b...t-i
bo? h fu-rs. to bn found o!T.ide the
them nt pi cv- n , i.h lnar:-
1 :t liT dcaterii. H 3 W 1 1 1 pavrhe
to an cr.b r bv mail v. Inch would
cord ; nee w r h plr: and !"-c!!icatn
be een nnl examined at th; .ih"e
Vcdned:v. May l.th, 10.
Each l-id inul be ar-coToriarii'-d with
tl.e mi Til ot .M'Oo. ennditlon.rd that I fie hi
enter inton-nin-t and m e siuTifient bi
hiithful prrlonnnnee ot the fame ut
naioed ii th bid.
The Comm i-Monera rs-irtf the r:;;ht to reject
ar. and all --.
sAein:!, w. t wis,
.KM t N t: M FBI. I.E. Con: :c
;k.' ik ; 1; ri i: eky. S
E. Tt. Prxi.fi a . Cierk.
Eben-"burrr. Maj Ib-'.-Id.
n bfrn.l in
thler will
uls tor tho
the t rice
Moocr.
( yr. little lii.rnet on the n.-st
A sh-r-iTV-r little vilyaln
.To'-eph?is ir.tvc the ned a kok
And tbeu tlicre was a million;
Th!1 .Tiey.hn! wa- not Th edebratod Jewi-b.
histori-in. who would liave known o.-tter 'ban all
th:t. or It on Id be stra nirrt. H woubl have
known. snppoM'ni; him f t be livinir nt t!i present
d :v. and the v.either bein warm ;:nd no w:ml
rirriuir he vr..uld have known, we Imasri'iP. fh:it
ready-made ( !tthii:g instead ot horneis ouht to
be th" rir- tibpvt ni lite that presented itelt.
Th'n, if he w.is sciiMble. he 'vonli say 1 will o
to :nion .V Kcndheim's. nrt door to the ! irt
Nationnl It. ink. A!t kmi.i, whre to.-ic i lare and
freh and whoe prices tn liberal, and buy for
my.-odf and lam ilv.
SrMMrTt time will come ncrTin,
Wit h it? oftly blowinir 7c; hyr ;
Lwinif kin' :ire f n the fod-I ;
Soin are ci.v5 and pome are heifer.
Th" f-.rr-'-'rz i ippoed to have be written
bv t!i? Tort Ii.T:rc'i!o T r:;yy u: :n ar!y d.iyr.
To ct'iit i 'i ue t h Tisrra t i ve so bruptly let t oI.
w 5- n.dd that U'd only Irn Niimnier time come, but
thi the atmo-ph-re i warm to a dcifn-e p.iy
"soinfihin" le- than a hundred in the .;.di!. A
Min-froke under the-se rircutn t.i nee- would not be
remarkc.b!'1. and hi w to uuard na!iit it n verv
ivitural ijuerv. Hoy your fhdh'iijr Iroin .la, .f.
M'irphy. H u Clinton r.t'reet. .Tohnsto-vn, i theonly
re'iable an act.
Oft a T'-TtM: Vot.H'Y in the E ,nU iVa Idfe
A-Mtrn'-e s .---ety oi t e J'n'.t Sr-it-., 12 Er- a 1
TT iy. N'- Yo li. It w, II ;-r.,v to bo an c.teoed 1 .tir
ly it; rit:i b' e i rive-d in w n-d her t he i iy u r.d pi r
t'y du - early or nrvive- the tontine divid.-nd 1 e
r'od s-der-ted. which ler;r-d i ufu;!Iv f Ted J( t 1,
l.'i. or :0 inr. In the t?r t cne. th" l.eirso! tiie
tnpnrcd iret the benerif ot t he i nvri infii t : in the
f. cond c !te, t'.e i nu f-e i ir"t it t.i ca fit while liv
inr. t ot ti e Ettiiitbtf, .Irtto-prv 1st. Into,
5tl7:Oft. H ; puh in. T.."f IOT. E.dieies
:ire in-'-'nli-sf't-le nt-r Sfiui; in fore thn p yp,ir'.
A. Y. HrrK. Er-cnsbur, I'a., is lo-al nrent l- r thi?
sterling obi coinj-nny. It.
Apvfrtipin'Cw ' 'nFAT?. It Tin become? so
rotvitnon to writ' th bcjjiniuc (i ati eU'Oiint,
interi'tini n i T i I ami I1imi r;;n It into si,rio
ndvi tisMttnt tiutt v nvoitl ai! snob, Hifats
nntl simply nt.Mition t t!u nrrifs if
Hij Hitters in as plain, ImneM ttTins as pos
hiiilf, to iibiib'e e.p:o to cive tlioni opp trial,
a no inirt who kiions their vnlae will ever
11 -e an t bin? else. M. Oat man, Mle aetit,
KlH-iisbtirs;.
A DMINISTRATOirs NOTICR.
Ji V. l:iti of MAHV AN I-t'TIIKft. d" d.
icif r ut adinini'tr-iMon 0:1 th1 rrntt of Mary
Ann Enther. laic ot Carroll township, deceased,
h-iviu been granted to the iiMhTf-mii'vl, alt per
p n i.idsbt 'tl tu raid e.Matn nre kereby r.otilied
t hp t iiti 11: ed 1 at e p;i n.en t in 11 -t he mad", a n I t hor-e
hurma: el aim? nii-onf-t the mipii will present thorn,
r-rperJv autben: ictcr'. for K-Mleinent.
Jf. A. ECTfttE Adrn!3bfmtnr.
0.rrf.;i T., Iny 14 itn m.
TH" WS' AITU.aHKMKNTS.
T Notice lirrd'V ?irn that t he f.dU'Win
niiiinl :tppr.ncmetit . property appraised nnd
-et npart torid'.w of decedent, uii-b-r the Act
ct A--vi;ibly ot the ii h ' . Ap.'i!. A. Ih Vl. hae
been Hied lu the liet-ter'n ibco, nt l.ben-bnr.
in and for t ne county of ( 'ambrni. an-1 will '-o prc-scnt'-d
to the Orphan. Court of aid county for
confirmation nnd allowance on W ednrsti'iy, the Uth
Jay of Jun 1", to w:t :
1. Invninry n ud appr.i dement of certain person
al property appraise I an 1 -et apart for Ann Mi.-r-ley.
widow (d .la met Mor! y, late ol Canit ria ccirn
ty, rleicacd cS;t:i .t,o.
1. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
nal property a -pra id nnd cct npart forl-ittilbi
M'-Kee.er. woiowol .latin- II. M-Keever. late of
Cambria county, deci;-i.vd "J.-.!.r.
3. I nventory and spp-ra ;emeiit f certain person
al property nppru'd nnd set noart for Appolonia
luVnart. Widow d Eimoinci luhiirt, late ol Carroll
township, ilecca-e.) ".'o.o .
4. Inventory nod a ppra i -in ent of certain person
al properrv appraised and s; t apart for Eucimii
Arthur, widow o: .le.h Arthur, late of Franklin
boron uh. i!e.eas-l fnI.Tf.
e. Inventory and n mtementof certain person
al propprM ipprai-c! and fet apart for H.irbara
Snyder. wid..w ol Christian Snyder, late ot Jack
son township. dc p. ipd 'J,.'. 74.
C. Inventory and ajtpraieinent of certain person
al propertv appraised ndet apart .orS:ianH
Harni. wfd'ow of iMnifd 'Harr:t. bite of Mriiifder
township, deceaped
7. luvt niiTv and appi iscment (d certain prrRon
al pripe:tv apj'raied and et awart lor ?.iary Mil
ler, willow oi Jacob Y. Miiler, Ute of Croyle town
fhip, decea-ed 6i.o-.
.1. t!. E KE. lixtchT.
Eeti iter's fnco, Ebeiiybnr, M.iy 10, lS.v.
Co. Tre
CTati:mi;."i'
O TEEM KM with Eoad Super. -- .is ot White
Puwnship for the yi-r.r ending April 1-. IjSJ :
Hhnrv H. i aI'.i r'A. S'.ipurv Is.-r. En.
To amount ol Work Implicate 7- '.4
C:h " ;d b
" order on Com m !-. in r h'r 110
ol t 'ols. piauk. iTuLlionotar,
fee-, tntere-'t, et:
order-on Y.mm-j"ner for per-
.it'.a1 erviee "b2.iQ
Ca!i Tr.x trar.-ferred tru N.
tiatc' J'upllcate S.Z9 i ,M.tb
i R.
exoneration.. .......... fl
worL d.on? by t a Tables 74J.P4
persona 1 "'o ! "c 1 .'.. 0
coTiim'-'n on .r.i s & y rent. '-.?
ue d t ol-. pbmk, rrothoiiota-
ry U e. t tc 2 CS
amount of or.i'-r paid.
cavh ta trandter'd to N. t Jate'
d opi ica ti- 1 .74
c-h t elo'c account C"4.'3 1.445.P6
Nathak sJatk.-. Su;.rvior, Tm.
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOUGHS, BUS. UPS,
Itv
Boots, Shoes, Grocere Hardware, Tinware,
j Qraswars, Glassware, Wcoteare, Cigars, TetocGU, Cannsa Mi te k
i Also. Fl.orir. COIIN MEAL. F1SIT. SALT l v the piu! li.nr-1. DnUiiS N VII s.
I GLASS, rUTTY, UlL'SlIl-, 15KOOMS. I li.ive likewise udtle'l to sny .-toek
j l?lltl"s PATEN T COKX 5S I X 11 .1 .1 :i I ,
vrhich trill bt sold at the rcmerlet't lo.c pnet of to cents f9 . A'.to 'or 3'e tt
EEST AND QUICKEST BUTTER-PRODI ( ING CHURN EVER INVENTED.
tTA ! .rir IncreBSot tmsines urcrpsitntcil ttio er.lsrf-ment of try j-.ore rc ra net the rrc--,
Hon ol an n.l i itl-inal wareroom. n. still my odtstMistitnent ia litrraliv cr.K."c.l Kith choice peo't ic4
mer jef-Kcrs after tarains.. Mill tieii.n ilMttm nnl I o ac-r.in)tm!aHt all t ho cine, an.l ci.c-lal'.T
va iricn.t? Irom the country, to when the highest ricr- In tra le tel l b-- pmj tor all kim' ! roi-ji-e
; I have thrown open my larzn ati .t,minr.Jn.i! ta le fur tho trn upt nf nil l:o 'rut tii.4t ov
1 their Blo?k. TtiaDK'ul lor ft largri miu tinlu ci-.ovIu'"i one, 1 rmam as net'
.iS 53
. 41-J.i-T
1 40
. 1JS.T5 ji.iso.:
T.i ammint f Work Ptnt'eca t. .
f.-i-h
lax et .1 . T. ( i
ur.l-.-ri (ut l-i.iDinlsionors
Cr.
Pta?tnTirr.!i!(innri.l land retiirnp.l
to t '.iiiimi?si,.npr-i f ?'2.9l
" W'i-lt -toa t-v tnab!cs li
- i.-r-..ni .tt-rvrce 14b. 75
' ca--l: rax rT..liratlniiH. trunccrs
an.l rrtTirnct in('..nini:ii"ni.. i.e..f.7
" am.iiiat ,.l ..r-l-i s t.ai.l 'hl.V-S
ciiinir.if"n oti il-J or 5rr..t.iit. vO r.P
" ca?h to rlove account " 104.56 l.lf.1.75
X. xT. FllljlOHOl.'l'.
IIISl Sireft, Trlhenalttirsr. larch, 1HVO.
jl7IXAX('I AL
IL' VAS1-MN'"T'X
LIABILITIES'.
AinoiiBt ti! Mttsnmlin onltr.. . .:.'.!."
Halsr."!" (in K.I. Ttlntin's Jii.liraiciit lS'-I
(lati-i.' " 3-jO.0
(iril.-rd In favnr of S-.iporviror for
l.vr'jnal fcrvieos. 1S7! 301.10 ?l,S'2.2i
t'afli on linnd
Total tn'lcMeJne'..
. .S1.-J13 .1S
STATEMENT OF
TOWNSHIP l;(i.T Hi
I'AKIMKN T !or the year eiidinx April V2. ISSj:
Chki-t. Kobine, Suptrrisor. In-..
To ain't of Diipiioat" :0s 7J
. - rc'd fruin Portnir (wji. ... iiil 49
" ' " t'ain'.na county o0 0l
" order to bsiascc 'Ji t.9 i'- '.O !4
Cr.
Jiy order rcdeemrd f M S-
nm't r.-ttirne-l to onimis5i.intrs r.0 -jj
Aliilitor' eTonerati..Ti 2 62
" .i .Say' yervirrn art Supervisor. . 73 m
' tune to f-llieTifctiu-ir 51
amount wcikeil on lint-licate 311 7 2
44 cash pa id for I iiinh-r. etc S (')
" ii ck .' (14
Jcr centaire on SMS VH. at i p. cu 7 43
t'O 10 :,t i per ft. S 4
" order of .'oiu'r to P. l'nti-h 10o (-0 riO 14
J- H. SBABBAUfiy & BBO..
-ii:ai.i .its in-
Wf. th nnd.-rsicno.t. Andirors of White Tottn
p. t'linilirm ',unty. havn-sr c:r-fu!!y exitmined
the aeove .-i.-cotiiiM t.i H-.-nry H larilncr nn.1 Na
than lute. Stipt-n i"ir of sai.l township, find them
to he correct to th" (..- t.i our knowledge and he
lml. and alrO the iii.Mltttej and ?! ol said town
ship. HUSKY F'OSTl.i;.
Supervisor.
Us.
Csi tl
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J.
f M irs.
- - i-Audltors.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF VAM ABIX
REAL ESTATE
AT EAST COXEMAU.il.
TAS 1 XE T'T Hi OKTIIK EST VI EE AM
, testament o! Eliza n e. r:i '.ifeh, Uie of Ent-t
Co.teo-.rtUtf h. Ciimttrm county, deceived, will ex
poo ct pntd:c vendue cr outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 29th Day of May. 18S0.
2
.HiilN M. HUKKS.
Attest P. I". r.tTE. K. W. 1HTitli,
WlntL- T p., M::y 1. 1S0. 14-:'.t.
!
Twp. -lcrks.
To amount of Ttcpiicr.te
' ordnr to bsiauov
t'c.
lT.y R4 dttya' pervie- as Supers ior. .S 1 4 ' 0
" prohale . VS
cah paid tor v.ork 1M V4
' aro't work hy taxable? fc'eJ v
cr.l-rf rede. i...al L' ?2.
" IM...C. lii.li 1 IS
' icr eeat.ou iH9 '.u ! 3 per c-ot. 4 4'.
' ' J..)3.i ( i in-r ctnt. , '.7
- horrtc aud waon hire. fv.Sj-
Dry G oods,
lanc v Goods,
CLOTHIXa
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, &c,
CAUHOLhTOWX. PA.
I NEW GOODS RKCEIV'D WEEKLY
AM ALWAYS Sfll.ll AT Til I".
VERY LOWEST
V
IT. IT I I MNCH,
I.K-.LEU IN STKtfTI.T irltS
LtABtLt riKs.
Out't.nndlni? ordr (est matt-d i.
r;o.-
tfHITELESD, L1HSEED0IL,
MIXED TAINTS Ready for Use,
Vl.iil.
We, t'e.e undoriirnd And'.ior of Washinirt
tf.wii.tiip. tio ..-eril y ti nt we l.avc ewoiiinr 1 t
aiiui ari-iiu;.. null toi! t hem correc; t the
of our knen :tuit nnd t-rli. t.
WM. illH N. Jr ;
'. A. l-. MiXliiLK, Auditor.
.lAMKSNtmN.
I.iiiy "ft. la.. May 1. lfcto. ;-.t.
nt
ri.fi. k. r. nr.. the nll.nrinsr d' ccri'.l r.-al
r.-r iii . f whicli th said Kliialtetb t eater, died :
r ene.l, ir :
No. I.
A lot front ins r.S tcef on lini'itotil ti-;..-t, a lj -.in- 1
tn the I 'oilier ll.ni. (ci the west and nn alley oi
t!n- ,.at. nnd rni.'iiiij '.nek 1 .' s ( t !, ita k!I-v,
having th.-re ii r-.-i. -1 ,i imflil.K TV. (I STnKV 1
I'I.AMl lllll'SK and a PLANK Stl'Alil.K. ,
o. a.
A Lot fronteiir 9-. !eet o;i K-i'ir..nd ft-et. and
runninir ret'-k t i.-.- -amc wi.lt n V." fu.-t to an ml. -v. i
hftvin-r thcfC'iii er'-ctel a larue TWO-STHKY
MiAM!-'. 151 U.l'lN'V. eontBiii.ni; 14 rooms end !
known is" the fouler Kouso. j
o. 3.
f :.. lot nd'oliiln- mid to the we-t l "a id I ccfer i
TI"iir.e. rrcnttri; ; i leet '.n 11 lilronri .str.-et and run- ,
ntii? tt.ack alon an alley l.8 t-et to aa alley.
Vo. i.
Una IVd froi:tin fi fec-t on Chestnut e ireet and .
ruutnn; Ivick l'.'S re-t to an alley. i
Tun MS op Sai r. One tMr.l to . j!!.l on tie- ex- i
ecntton ot the rlr-ed. nnd the Italnnee In twonnnal .
an ii.i.ii piymeBt", to ho secured by th : bond vand .
n-ii-ria-n ..r juii iiient rioto ..t tne put t haser. as
the hx utor mnv elect, and to tf-tr inlerert troni
riate. ' I . P. CUNKKK.
J--. c:i-or . a K!i7a!"-t(i oi.i. r. .!"-"..
P'T fr.?V"l
rrrrv, wiiiti: (ILlU-;,
Varnish and Paint Brushes,
AM A VLLL LINE Or
FIXE roLUlis GlinVXl) IX OIL,
Clieapir than an;, where e!"c ia the city.
HEMCH, THE PAINTER,
I3ti Aronnr- nn.l I5lla Street,
-T.I AI.TOONA, 1A. ("nl
T'tV
ADVERTISERS
Hy nddrcsiii- f.F.O. I. ROVtM. C O.. 10
Spruce St.. New York, can learn th-! exact cost .if
any proposed line of AltVKHTlSINU in Aroericar
Newspaper. a;-IOO.)n.se Iamplall. I0r.
,P2f'!3j nVRSCSiT LOCAL Ol Tnciinj
wait I. I Lliei'.l i:mi
Ji AIM
SALAXV tx--nHatn. All tXPcNSES
to... W 4.K."1 p-ssmntlT pal.1. SLOAN
3t& (.rorgo St. llnrli tiill. O.
Cr,T!T7 A V!'n andexp".'
r Oftnt Irf. A.l.lr,
ill! I'V. A S4in.tr.. .'J-.i.-.e
to air-T t-.
IAL 1. 1ST. ":ui(s r-t down for
trial at a Court ot Common Plans to l e lield
at llhcDet-iirir. f-.r tr.e county f.j cml.rie, eoui
Dienciut; oa Monde.;. Jute 7. J. V :
K1H-T W'KKS.
Cambria Couaty v. 'i renk n-.- : Mcllwcn r. Ixtnir.
KB' ON!) WLEK,
t'rai.ors Cooocr y. L-w: A. Crav. r rt V . ffu: - -td
t. tut : Pavel I trend I ir if. r vs. rinicle. . in'iru ti
me ; Ji'iif. Hettrr v. llT.t-y'fc Kxe.-utors. ftt
i-::r ; The Peepici"' Kir.. luumnce Cou.pucy of
Peunsv Ivariia v.. Joh n ( i ai i k . fcii;ntd xrue ,- S:. me
v. Lvani.:ic.ai Luih.-vaii Cbtin n of Jt.hi:-t-..wu ;
Sam v,. John H;i.n : Same va. P. M.k J.ro:i;
Same v. Lwm Pitt : Sane t. James Adams;
Siim v. Sr.n : S. K. H.irn V". Parkers l el;
H.attcrT vs. Hft-rv; Purler vs. Kiblett: l'-u,;
lass, tor use. vs. McKenzie; I'nion llnraIii'!mi.ro
Compauy vs. liur. : Sntue vs. Waira-r: Same vs.
Vnl,rir Same vs. Mal..y ; Same 9. pu--k ; Same
vs. Hi-.ririM.n : Sum.- vs. Ivory; Same s. Kr:iU-r:
lim.llfv'!i F.vecutrix vs. lo.i.an: liuriis vs. l.r.ri.s'
Ktrt-nt.int : Kenrn-y vs. A. leaden e; al. ; .idei
Ntfl v. i "aii.Orii Fann-.-r I'nion As. ...-i.it i-ei a t; 1 r
Pire lnuraicCoTi:pBitsi of -aiut.na and S..ii.efs.-t I
cmirit ics : V. ia;rr: ?Ie i.ath'i J.T.-.:tcr' t
t. Po l-' Kxccutor : M. Ijine vs. J.-bn-ioii : I.-i- j
T.ol l vV. Stim-hlser : Hal! et el. v s. Smith et !.; j
plains u. M- 'artiiey ; Pluimurr s.. Pluiiim-t: .
Piitterson va. Pnit.-rscr. : Lnni:teoi l 'I hoiuits v.
alsynard fcl'o. : Kne t i.las. Hark et nl. : I5e- 1
lanil vie. Suiitli A d -u : :i i s '. i a tor ot Lcl-.i-.J : liisltt.pl
v. SU'.mUe : Cro. ' v. e(i.ii-.'.
4". F. I !Hr, XKI.i,, Pr" ..n.-t-.T v. :
Pr..et- er ' ..,-.. t . -e )-s ,
Ke- AMI l:Ai: I OII H AVJ'.V
Il' i: ss hen lioods are not Oesli :.
J. v.. sn iiin.vi ;n .
I'siti l'to-a ii. 'a-t.ri li l i -tr.
sjpiur. tii:
Little Guilder Ci-zar,
One lli.i r-.ej lor i..' 0 ;
ie- ami i.i: vnn. roi xvr.v 1110
nl
ie
I
I
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If 1.41 Plv'f r'Hl Ml IV i tt s., 1Y-
m?" if . j f s-ag. ; (:; ,r l.t:.i r- fr -u 5: j uo
1!,)fcw -Jtrvv Itlrvv--d "o.n.v :. 1 lr-s (j
J-r'ti--t -s.. : t p.id. n-NeVer.-i
ee pt ot , n-.-.
i.'.- M. J. li.'I KTV.
1 : : Sole lanTr. S4 IVun Ave.. Pe -birrs. P.
l'li'OllloNOTAltY. TIip
ers.aa (.'.!. s La-. s i E' a ca.. . cl.'.o
ineoili... oi Prothono-.cry ct Ca 1 1 1 1 ; entity,
e'.-: t-. 1. loo.-rat.e rules, od it t.cTtr ii. r.
vc'Cted te-.-is ..:;:p. tt-i.t to -t .. !.-r f-e-c I:: tint -s
trie i-esiiiou luteittireurly ?n 1 st ;-f .' r:lv
Kl-ens'eurs. .M.erch IS.
H. A. M!'
lsst -i.-.-.
! ilAKKS.
T!
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the Iv'it e.n I: -il-
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