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r,IuV ;iOUMi. - MAY 21, 1SS).
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h;i vt
your ccnsiH
a ml i!u-tiTS, the i'lieajipt
r r. ni .-r-'.
-n!I to bo inure r.nincroHS
jM-aiity than ever In-fore.
:. hiu-r.ih '. a:ill throw nj jour
: !., :.'at l.i.-t ivith its i.;tt"nnj
,,,.r r;;i- m-wr f.til to euro
;'ii or lictiliohp. Sold
" ! as lii,5 water pnt into his
. .,.(.:.. tin- week from the main
; t.
i: r ii ii ii.l I.!. nil from the oat
. toi k tliat he brought
' .i : .i' k.
at low.-r prices can be
V V. . i; uk. r A- I'.ro. than at
;. ,'i i-;!f!!-!ur;r.
, .; ; A 'f Hop Hitter just ri--
!::;. t A- Mio. Hop over
:V. if yon tieeil it.
A'.ioona eeipsiis enumerators
..... ...t a .- v( re lriibJii)2 in that
. ' : . I-'. No pa rticulars.
; - .-I Altoona l"-rin tonppreoiate
,. : !"Mpt? tin an; us eyes of a
! !i i an pi ii.sl'y iu'ilant police
r informs us that his wife
; ,;:!. t l i ;!.t u:itil the ilnctoi
i: 'll-i'i's liahy Syrup for her
.v I'.ro. liavc just received
; .'.:-' of lino ihess hats, as
,. . I !..i!vst hat, of ail stylos
- i i .:-i'!Tal!" frot several
- , -. 'nit ve have not he-mi
:''i::-.r il-i:e to fruit anil
: t t ; : ,t the tirvev for the
. fri. ii Alt.'.onit t.. Ci:.-r-
r.j as far as f'ano!!-
D.ivi-. of the F.a-t War.I, is
f ci -U ahbaiie. toinato an.l .
!n '.' or small fpia:rti-
oi
. : : s : 1 1 iu chare of a con
; . i'n Momlay l.i-t fi;r
:': v iriti'P. l ii"trj their ,
:. .'.:.: 'h. .-on of o:i.- -f tin; car-
- i , ! !; i::!:a t-iwiiship, Jit. ;
- i ami was Inn i- il ;st '
- ;--..r.lav ! '-t.
. : ... j-; ! for th- "Kiixirs,"
. , ;!..- --.ihv, ami ir. liull's
- ; -v ! . . VaMi-hrvl ;inl ro
.;. I'::.-.- c-nts.
' in t , mp!H ion of a
. . ,i r.ivr. twviity-five acjvs
i m '-. r: n-l! t t-j l!i it loss
: 1 '. f.tty'han.l-.
. i ofi'-irroil township.
' n f i os in t!:'ir don
.t-k, ami snhciiut'iit !y
! . for p"is.
: -; !'-:;t nt ( "cvrytrcc wo
N ::ot'.;p-4 imxv in v-s ?rl to
.: : r c.t-, tin- i.'arrol'town
: ,v I'.ro. ,:ivi. now Jor s-ih
v !ap- t it ion. tin' largest
-! !-; of Ia.i-H ini.ii's'
. -' ; mi ill Kbcnsburir.
.' i" "f ' !i;.l:.-n conm'oto.t
r of tN- !Io!y Name, in this
."'inir l-"irt ( ni m u n ion on
. : ': r ,.f ( rnus ChrisM.
, 1 1 " ; y. of I '.I'.-i town
.' !; !:iT:n !: at of 7."
' i to as c.m..1 d.av's
i -i .'! it .; 1 1 of 1 1" county.
: li!-, an1 of Wiro raving
, i t:.i niiil tlic m-ijlihorin'
i in:'. l.'artii'M ami I; air.
: t- lin.licr ami other
: V.'-'. !. of I. it!i'.i.'rtvi;i.. N".
V.-:.-h. 'Aim j.ori-.lnil 111 ,
i' . Vo. 1. thN county, in the
i- at pi'o-fiit on a visit to
oid If.-nry Si-harman,
..i: '.i-rui.m cit i.'-'ii i ;' .1 h n -;.
f i l i '.' on 'I'sm.s.iay lat,
:i I f..;f -t lircc ye.ir-i, re-
.'iri'..'il in town Wednei
i " t'i nlans and speeili-
v i o'irf ! bin whicii arc
: in-; ti'iu of Wonid-1-.'
v.-!': ! t!c Fea-f of Cor
i d.iy whi.-li we feel i'l
I v.---:i n l lif-nee t lie next
1 ! ' ! M N V iil he i-.-lleil (ill
' . -id.
.' Mi":.:,i!i lmll'ed Illunieli-
' - iio'.vm -.1 Loot ami -.ln.e
; '. -! t in tlie north of the
:. t, ;. to ti'iiaval the re-
1 1 ' iid- in tiiis locality of
.:. I - .. of .loliii-town, will be
i:..- been appointed As
' i" H..' i'enuylvaiiia Kail-
-. ;u 'l::s eoutity. '
'- . i ir an imir.cne sale nt
'.re . f V. . Harkcr A- I5ro.,
u.-k li'oisi'l another bit;
..'.; and iret a s.impirt
" : t!ie work.
' o.ir-c.ime i'i from t'ue coun-
to -. e if there win any
no. 4 r,nuierati.r lyiti'4
lb- -Ideii!ly hadn't Ills seu-
.i V 'loil','!! for t!:e een-ms.
- ; ,,it lie l.ave nr,t only irone
i i r- '-'ioim-e i't Ki'iiu'tuMi. in
; . t. !ii'-!i they have pivoli
4 .' 'out t'i.'V have ;'.!o cone
, ! '. .olm potma-ter at .-aid
': ! from I'.i'other T'onrad. of
. J i:r,rtl. ediiirmau of the
!..".-. of the J. V. T. A., i ii
!; .'.-rifv of -aid committee
. : i r r. . t i -i ii at .Miller's I lotol,
' ;.. ; k t o-iiiorro'.v (Satnr-
'. '..i!i !-or in of the fcriinii
its i.ieiii !l lions t!lllsi
' i i.e-rriiio,'. I he firm tliat
- . t'.N" m mi. ers, lieitia-r of
it i'.av s. i'in, -;orts a ea".-
. : 1 ia nolihl.ty-.buru on
' t ; i old Koiiutain I mi,
' . ' '!;.. i, dtville, tlii- county,
! by fire I'omm unieated
!' ',e i.'o'i't take liiu.'h
. i ss-.-s f nunif! ;;',ors have
! r lliair counfv. anion?
M rs. M. Fitzhavris.
. .I.ii.e's Funk, S. (iibson
' and .lolni ( ampbel all
.-,':. t . n - n .
' .v t . Moore, of AHoona. have
Week fighting the forest
" ' i.'ier li.o't near 'iearlie!d
s., of t he liou-.'S ov
: . "ii-.'.. ve made a verv nar
:. ;.i-t
;-. 'f .bhi'i'to'.vn. whose
than prai-eworthy
- ' : n ir county i ,i,ilt, left for
' i i v " -.i'i the avowed ;n-t-.
F.: ;.m I, Cue land of
. v 1th !.IT.
' - ' n a coi!i.;,-te list of the
.'!;:;.:i f.i". but hop that
! ), ."Ir. I'eter J. ' riste,
N - .t w ho owns or did
th.e pi opei ties ill that
I I h" f: i oi dea 1 .
' ' i lit Mineral Point, tins ,
' ' ; fro by a -park from a h-
'.'. an I I ' ? I it "neeti
' ' d .it- of tt'" citirelis
th . it tiie entire village
' --iii J t b the Panic"!.
n.,'- in "this place, jnrlud
. are iiirv supplied v illi
.'.rtesian well, for wbi.-h
' . r ye ir i- ftaid by the parties
' "er -::m ' -o i :i i the amount
' '' ion above r.aineil.
- of their eenerous hearts
' " ' ?'.e (..'.utier Wire Works,
' : I the ent.re wa-jes earned
."-! iv 'a-t, amoiintir,? in all
to Mis. Mi. liael Kearney,
wit a a ten il.le death at
' !.t "a the tnorninof the Cth
:v - Il'.i'V, liiei e of Mrs. Susan
. I " ... ;l ),,.r ,,.. i,i Mill- .
' ml county, on Tuesday
.'ty veais. The remains
i to I'ltt-our di and will be
fails cathedral this
aooii. May she rest in
,' ' 11 'm in the north of the
v " ' '"'I'll pi osecut.'d for M'llill?
' ,,''' ioid ill have a hcRrin
''" K';!'k..if!. of this place, to-dav
' is is n. fir.-t case of the
" ' rr frt-r lined in Cambria
' '''. he Piter, sMtit; to b arn
all thinR, Po ri?ht; hidui.e in party at
resson n Tnesdavn twL . '-Jirti 1,1
pounds attach tot.,;M:1?ain Iosenrt
' Tl iiro haVIM,K ',",n kimll' Canted then,:
, here may have, been a murdur in the
1 ioV .,n:,'i,na nnty, as reported, but cer
I ,a'" 't)t'' thebodyof the mlssinS man
ad not been found at latest accounts no"
' ckv:,n';heMy,'t,,,P0" arrest"1 f" "m
, puiu in Tlie alleged crime
i n7,nr "s ''litoi,s friend
i Don Ilyron Gibbons, commercial acei t for
' co vi' id rr '1 rr r,rm f -f-
whh Vf.'.T. i I ,,av ' once more to the front
'tHafull hue of samples, and as he Hits
; from coceree to sroccrie there's busi es" ,
his f.tC! ami sale-ry in his eye
vismmv ",";l'',lltPra'l verdancy, if n,lt in.
r, r rk',toramp'"1 ' tothetonral
; rnr.il outh who summoned us from bed
about .-. o'clock Wednesday morning, to eith'
on r J Z,l I"" i;'-se of putting directions
ca.h trail, ' S shil'l,,l1 h"" '' tlie
eonTnfoSi" IK,,r,-N'a. "r Somerset county,
11? herself m the barn with a robe made by i
teanntr her petticoat in strips. Insanity
. ause.1 by the d.eath from diphtheria of three :
f her children and the illness of two others, '
who have since died, is what induced the '
tert iole deed.
,.7Arorrpsi)on(,OTlt of th' Altoona Tribune
u-i of a man in his emrdov, aed OS years
who not only cuts three cords of wood every
day that he works, and don't seem as tired !
as the youn-er men who work beside him. '
lint also declares that he went out a few
days a?o and captured no less than ei?ht
tiiie-lookm? foxes.
A forest fire has Veen devasfatin" cer
tain portions of Munster tovvnshir. for some. '
time past, ami on Tuesday nifrht last the
prist mill, house, barn, etc.', of Mr. Sammd
' "J1-a c.une very near hem? scooped up by ;
til.' flames. They were only saved by the
until m? exertions of a number of nebdihors
summoned to the rescue. i
v"r n,0,'',;"ti!e friend around the corner,
-Mr. X. J. I-lei.lhotY, has our thanks for a :
peck of new potatoes, which found a hearty
w-elcunie at our n unierouslv sun ounded ta
I.e. All who wih to indulge in such season- 1
ft.de luxuries shouM ? to Frculhoff's and '
111 llke the boy on the burnin?deck did with i
the iieanuts, invest in a peck or two
A shootin?-match for an Sinn solid pold
huuti:i?-case watch, open to markiiirn in
Cambria, ltlair and Iluntinpdon counties, is
likely to come off near Altoona in the course
of a tew days. The distance is to he fittv
yan.s off hand, or sixty-six yards two feo"t
with a rest, and boards are to be sold at one
dollar eae'.i. No Deep or plobe si?hts will be 1
allowed.
The TIu!itin?ton AV;c. says tha a lad
named Saul lifted a plank oh a bridge at
M.'A levy's Foit, tliat county, a few days a m,
and put his head down to look for fish. While
in that position the plank fell on his head
and pressed his neck a?aint another plank
so hard that lifk' was almost extinct when
found. A Saul-onm wani'ii? to the adven
turous youth.
Two vounjy ladles named Mary and
Jennie Wilt, of Rennincton Furnace, under
took the other da3- to rut some straw with a
broadax, the former holding the provender
while the latter wielded the weapon. How
well they succeeded may be inferred from
the fact that Dr. Miiief, of Gallitrin, was
summoned soon after to re-establish a bond
of union between one of Mary's hands and
arms, which the ax came near parting for
pood and all.
The (ireenshuig Arrui says that a let ter
was recently unearthed in that place, by
some workmen en paged in makin? an ex
cavation, after bavin? been buried for forty-
-Anionp the census enumerators appoint
ed for Indiana county we notice the names
of two ladies Miss Fanny W. Nixon and
Marparet Fair one, and probably ooth, of
whom reside In the borou?h of Indiana.
Th lady first named we know to be not only
handsome and competent, but about as
stiff a Democrat as ever wore petti skirts.
In repaid to the other lady we know nothing
as to her political bias of personal charms, .
but presuming that she is as fair in face as !
she is in name, we congratulate Census Su
pervisor Miller on his gallantry ami good 1
taste in both instances. Of the other ap
pointees in that county we recognize none
four years. The seal was broken and the i but Cant. R. II. MeCormiek, of Cherrytree,
letter and contents a bill were found to who, we are sure, will perform the duties of
ly, is nni'
tain sinci
is r-. fa.t
evident !v
afore-'aid,
w I
John 1-. liarnes, F.sq., of Johnstown,
has I. een interview in? the Democrats of
Northern Cambria this week on Cue subject
of the !)i-ti set Attorney-hip, but with w hat
success v. e are of course unable to say,
tl-oi..;.. it is fair to presume that there is at
least one individual in that region who will
ilo his levt 1 best to render Mr. liarnes' efforts
;!l am! void.
A Dean township correspondent of the
Altoona Trihm,,: says that Johnny Sheets,
who is pulling on to the ace of no tirett v livc-
of the happiest men on the llioun
he got his new wife. And vtAU
of cverv-dav observance, thou'di
overlorded by the correspondent
that a man with a few .W?i:i the
d is invariab'v hainv.
A party of woodmen went to the;hot.-!J..f
. K. Ko'iaekcr, in IVn'if.e'.d, flVanicid
county, on last Friday night, and demanded
admittance, which being refused they at
tempted to force an entrance, when th"
landlord lired upon the party an.l danger
ously wounded a mnn named' Patrick liiiev.
Ibibacker w as ;oi-,e.i!ie!i! iy aiie-ted, biit
was soon afier released on bail.
On T lie-day eveni :i? l;i--t, ( has. Aspdcn,
a w ire-orawer at the ( iant ier Works. Johns
town, foil over the embankment, near the
I', lh l;. depot at that place, a di.-tan 'e of
fifty foot, but as he was thorough, intoxica
t"d at the time, few if any will be surpri.-ed
t learn that i.e not only escaped with his
life, but that imne of his bones were broken.
A cut or two was the extent of his injuries.
,ir young friend W. W. Ihair, w'ho was
at homo on a vi-it of recieatlon the first two
days of this week, left oil .Monday evening
hi-t f-r Johnstown, where he has been work
in? at hi- trade r.f c i .ra: -maker for some
time pat. Morally and socially c msj,l.. ed,
"Woi.th" is all tliat his name implies, and
while I he r.e renin ins rod and the vio et blue,
we hope he'll succeed in his mis-ion don't
you '.'
All the parties arrested for robbery in
the vicinity of Cherrytree, as noted in" our
letter from that place la-t week, have been
rearre- ted on a charge of -tealing from Mr.
1 1 ugh Cameron, a resident of India na county,
and he!. I in loo each to appear at ('inii't.
Sweitz.-r, the man whose name is unpleasant
ly associated with the alb-god murder of a
Jew- peddler, is also said to he implicated in
this later robbery.
lion. It. 1.. ll-"'.v;f, one of the State Fi-h
Cotnmis-ioners. was in .Altoona the other
day and informed the rr '. that he ex
pected ere long to receive a ii invoice of carp
for ii-trib:itioii to tho-e who have suitable
ponds for their culture. A-that isjustwhat
we have up here, it is to be hoped our old
schoolmate wi'l pan out a few c;rp without
carping w hen applied to by any of our pisca
cultura! friends in this section.
Fanny Hoover is th.' name of an Altoona
feminine who in connection with a member
of the opposite ex. named John Moore, was
arrested in that city the other day for the
mime of adultery, but was subsequently re
leased on I'literiu? bail before Reorder
Crrevy for her appearance at Court to an
swer the charge. Fanny, it the truth be
told nbouf her, has evidently been Moore
promiscuous than the law allows.
At a shooting-match for a rifle at St.
Augustine, on Saturday la-t, Mr. Thomas
Duniphy. of that place, made a slrin? of
one-half inch in three shot-, at a distance of
forty -five yards, the shooting being done
at a rest, and of course won the prize. Af
ter lie got it. however, he discovered that the
barrel of the rii'e was crooked, and it is
therefore not to be wondered at that he felt
a little crooked about it himself
A brutal cock fight, in which certain
sporting gr.t!"men of Johnsovn and Holli
davsbmg are said to have been specially in
terested, took place near ( ; il lit zin, this
county, on Wednesd ay last, ami resulted, we
are told, i'i the killing'of six of rl.e contesting
fowls, ''he Johnstown "sports'" arecrediteft
with th largest winning- in money an.l
charged with the heaviest losses in game
sters. A fowl business, indeed, to be at.
1 'coratioii Day is coming on apace, and
as yet there is no certainty about it being
oh-'ervod in F.bensbnr?. Why this is thus
is owing to the fact that our local mi iiary
organization sent their arm- and accoutre
ments to Hani-bur? a month or so ago,
w i:h a view of having them exchanged for
more mo iem equipments, hut as yet have
received no tiding-about t hem, and of course
a military company without arms would
present rather a forlorn appearance ia ft
street parade.
In noticing the death la-t week of Sister
(iabrielle, of Altoona, we inadvertently
stated that she was a member of the order of
the Sisters of Mercy, ins'eadof the Sisters of
Charity, with which latter order she was. in
fact connected. We also erred in savin?
that she wa: a member of St. John's choir,
Al'o via. which give a concert here for the
benefit -if the Church of the Holy Name of
this place a few years ago, itheina a sister of
the d M-ed rflf'j!"f w!i visited our town
on that occasion.
The be, -.nt if nl and interesting ceremony
f the Coronation ot the messed Virgin
Mary ns Queen of May will he performed at
the Chinch of the Holy Name, in this place,
at 7 ' i o'clock on next Sunday evening, and
as m.inv new features will be introduced on
t lie cceasion, no one who appreciates such
tender and touching devotion, or has any
h-ve frr the beautiful, should fil to witness
this really grand floral offering to the Mother
of Cod on "part of the children connected
w ith -aid church.
"Comical"' Conlev, accompanied by I ml.
Heath, a celebrated ventrilixjuist, and Frof.
J. V. Warrington, an eminent pianist, was
in I'hilin-burg. Centre county, on Wednes
I:iy night last, and is booked for an entor
taiV.ment r.t Cnrwensville, Clearfield enmity,
on next Monday evening. Hope Frank
won't give F.bon-burg the go-by, as we have
no loiibt he could draw a f ui t house w ith
the new ami brilliant programme which l.e is
said to present. P. S. Frank and his friends
will be here on Thursday evening next.
A locu-t tree in front of Collonade I.'ow
was struck by lightning this (Thursday) af
ternoon and" denuded of most of its bark.
The bolt seems to have pot the worst of it,
however, as it. was evidently shattered by the
-oncn--ioii, one portion striking and peeling
a sma'l piece of bark from a tree near by,
while the re-t took to the street and tore up
the ground in several places before burying
itself from sight. Justice Kinkead and Geo.
W. Oatman, Fxp, who were standing only
about littcen feet from the tree at the time,
were considerably shocked by the electricity,
a- were also in a less degree several other
P. sor. inure remote from the s'ciie.
lie m a pood state of preservation. The
letter was written before the era of envelopes
and while the postfifiice was located in the
building under which the excavation was
being made. The missive is supposed to
have been mislaid in transit.
A young man named James C. Davis,
who claims Altoona as his abiding place, was
brought to jail here from Johnstown, on
Tuesday last, and locked up to aw ait trial
on the charge of raising the figures on two
checks foi s.s and .f7.7" to ?I.S and $17.7."., re
spectively said checks having been given
him for "wages due at the (iautier Wire
Works, where he hud been employed for a
short time. The accused "was formerly a
fireman on the I'. II. i;., and is said to have
a wife and two children in i'.lair county.
Mr. Ctias. J. Forestal. son of the senior
member of the Philadelphia firm of IJ. H.
Forestal t Co., manufacturers and dealers
in printil? and other papers, having a day to
sprtre on his way back from a business trip
to the west, took in lCbensbnr? on Wednes
day, and of course calkd to interview us on
the subject of a new supply of the raw ma
terial. Finding him a genial young gentle
man and the representative of" a firm which
fan hold its own with any of them, we had
no hesitation about giving him an order.
The man Sweitzer, of Chest Springs,
who was reported to have been arrested for
complicity in the murder of a peddler whose
body was tint found in a pile of saw-d'.ist in
Susquehanna township, rumors to the con
trary notwithstanding, and who was not ar
rested at all, though possibly suspected, is
very emphatic in the assertion that the story
was concocted out of the whole cloth by
certain enemies of his, and that he is deter
mined to make them sweat for it if there is
any law in the land to meet the emergency.
The Grand Lodge of the I. (). O. F. of
Pennsylvania and the Grand Kncampment
of the same order are now in session at
Heading, and anion? the delegates present
are Mr. C. T. Koborts, of this place, who
represents Highland Lodge, No. fjs, as well
as the FUvnshur? Kncampment: Col. John
P. Linton, representing Conornansh Lodge :
John V. Shaffer, representing Cambria
Kodge: Irvin Horrell, representing Alma
Lodge, all of Johnstow n, and Gen. Jacob M.
Camphull, who represents the Grand Kn
campment of the same place.
The Hohidaysburg correspondent of the
Altoona Tribune says that on Friday night,
about 9 o'clock, -i"me deeply-dyed villain
seized a little girl about fifteen years of age
as she entered the Gaysport bridge and pull
ed her into the main entrance. The child's
screams brought assistance, but the would
be ravis' i-r c,.t scared ami by running over
the railroad succeeded in making his escape
without being known. The gill was so
much frightened that she could not toll her
name, and while the persons who went vo
tier rescue were in pursuit of the man she
ran up Allegheny street.
The forest (ires in the immediate neigh
borhood of John Mcl'.ride's farm, aconple of
mill's west of town, threateie'd for a time bj
encroach upon the pri nii-es of that gentle
man, and had it not been for tlie aid afforded
him by a goodly number of his friends and
neighbors from Kbensbtir? ami vicinity, who
worked nianfnllj fot several hours in fighting
the tlames on Sat unlay and Sunday last, the
prie'.t!,;;;; jes ar- that his dwelling house and
other buildings would have been destroyed.
Through I le-jr united efforts, however." the
fire -".as kept in abeyance, and as a conse
ipience but little damage was done.
Newry, I'.lair county, was environed by
forest (ires the early pari of this week, and
may b; even yet for aught we know. On
Sunday la-t the entire male po-mlation were
out in full fi. ice battling with the t'.'.mes.
which at the time were approaching uncom
fortably near to the village. An im-endiary
lire at Hummer Gap, in Logan valley, also
caused coiisidei able alarm among the inhab
itants of tliat vicinity, though fortunately it
was extinguished lie fore much damage was
done. James A. Cwin, w ho w ilh otlcrs was
ti'jb.sing the fire, came near being burned to
death, but fortunately escaped by being
dragged out by a lady.
John Young, of Derry Station, got up
in his sleep ami -topped out. of a third story
w indow tit the Zimmerman House, Greens
burg, w here he v,as attending court, about
' o'clock on Wednesday morning of list
week, and falling to a porch below, a dis
tance -f twenty-seven feet, broke off a
scant bug railing, but, st range to say, fractur
ed no hones and received no other injuries
except a slight scratch on the right ear. Mr.
Young, notwithstanding his name, is about
! the position intelligently and faithfully.
We clip from the Pittsburgh Commrrciul-
Gazette ot Tuesday the following list of cen
'. sus enumerators for this county, which is, we
1 presume, not fully complete, though wecan
: not locate all the appointees with sufficient
i exactitude to determine whether or not any
1 of the townships or boroughs have been
'. omitted. Here are the names : John liaab,
Nathaniel Home, Jacob Trefts, John J.
1 Devlin, Liehard Jones, Michael Sweeny,
Andrew Mulheron. Alor.zo Lodgers, Bernard
Nees, J. K. Conrad, Frank Slutman, George
Hanawalt, Austin Nearv, Lewis Straver,
James K. Meyers, D. W, ihallier, Matthew
Fagan, George W. Prinple, James Itell, Jas.
P. Kellev, M. F. Kelley John Schwab,
Charles Wharton, Joel A. Gates, Joseph
Lhodv, J. Stalb, J. A Lei a, Geo. A. Wil
son, Ah Ward and Andrew Kckenrode.
The man is to be pitied who has never
heard of the chap who was so badly scared
by a discharge 'of artillery while holding
Emperor Napoleon's horse just outside the
walls of Metz, during the bombardment of
that historical city, that he let go of the reins
and allowed the a'nimal to scamper away at.
the top of his spewd. Not so, however, w ith
the man who has never heard that Don
Hyron Gibbons, the peregrinating salesman
of undiluted groceries, was the identical in
dividual who let go of the reins on that mo
mentous occasion and permitted the valient
steed of a no less valient rider to seek at his
own sweet will for pastures new. He, at
least, is to be congratulated that is, the man
who never heard of the latter episode as it
certainty is one of the awfulest lies ever con
cocted, though it is but just to say that neither
Gibbons, tlie historian, nor Gibbons, the
salesman, had anything to do with origin
ating it.
Fikf.m i-'n's Mf.ktino. The Dauntless Fire
Company met in regular session at the en
gine house on Monday evening, May I7th,
with Vice President Engbdiart in the chair.
On motion of Geo. W. Oatman, F.sip, the
reading of the minutes of the last meeting
was deterred until the next meeting.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
to inform each of the Auditors that the ( 'om
pany wiii expect a report at next meeting.
( h motion of Ceo. W. Oatman, Esq., it
was decided that the Company hold its
annual picnic on the Catholic picnic grounds,
west of town, on Saturday. July :td.
On motion of J. 1,. Stough. a "committee of
three was appointed by the chair said com- t
mittee consisting of J. I,. Stough, Gen. AV.
Oatman and C H. Laterner to confer with
tlie trustees of the Catholic church in refer
ence to putting the grounds in proper trim
for picnic purposes.
On motion of James N. Evans, it was de
cided tliat a committee of arrangements,
consisting of five members, should be -elected,
wherennon the chair appointed James
X. Evans, S. W. Davis, Geo. H. Roberts, E.
J. Humphreys and E. C. Parrish
On motion, a special meeting was appoint
ed for Monday, May lllst.
On motion, "the report of the Treasurer,
(ion. II. Lolierts, was accepted and ordered
to be liied.
MS
11111-
foi i v-cight years o,d and wci.
died pounds. His escape was certainly a
mil .villous otic, and we doubt whether any
other iiving man could perform the same
feat with a like rc-ult.
lley. lr. Fink, of John-town, was
awakened from his slumbers about g o'clock
Tuesday morning and summoned to the red
dence of Mrs. I Jingle, in Cone tn a ugl i borough,
where he found Mr. 15. F. Yaughan and
Miss Annie I'.icg'.e ready and willing to
cleave to each other until either death or
divorce -hall tcir them asunder. The reason
for selecting so unseasonable an hour was
that the young folks, who probably had
been billing and cooing during the greater
part of the night, had suddenly made up
their minds to get married lin n and there
and start next morning for Wheeling, W.
V.i., on a wedding tour. May they peas
happy as they were ha-ty.
A. "go as-you-plea-e" picnic of the basket
persuasion, with Llovdsvilic as the objective
point ami Saturday. June as the day
and date, is ju-t now being looked forward
to with considerable intere-f by unite a num
ber of young and even middle-aged people
of Ebon-burg. Crcsson ami other localities.
The enterprise is under the efficient direction
of such ci.m'.Ktcv.t gentlemen as P. I.'. 15.
Agent Corbet t, of Cresscn, Mr. C. H. Later
ner, of this place, and others of ciiial merit
here, there and elsewhere. A special train
will be run from Cie-son on the occasion,
and tickets will tie sold nt excursion rates.
All respectable parties wisltingto participate
will receive a hearty welcome.
What the Johnstown Trifiun. calis a
singular in: id'-nt, though it seems to us com
monplace enough, occurred when tin- mortal
remains of S"oft Mardi-, the counterfeiter
who died in the Western penitentiary a few
days ago, were about to be borne to the grave
from his former home in P.uftinoton town
ship. Indiana county. According to that
paper, the pail-beap-rs lilted up their in
animate burd"n at the hour nppointed, and
just as they were pa-sing out at the door a
ileck of cards, which had been left on a shelf
above, was jostled down, and the face cards
and spots di-trii'Uted them-eives promis
cuously on the Moor, with the exception of
the Jack of Clubs, which fell face upward
on the cofun lid. near the head.
The tire which threatened for a time the
dctrnction if the buildings on the farm of
Mr. J' ilit: MelJriJe, in Cambria township, of
which mention is ni '.de in another item, had
its origin several days previous in Jackson
tow-ship, near what is known as the old
Simon Donmyre mill, and was no doubt,
started either maliciously or throuul) care-les-ne-s.
The distance between the two
points that is the place where t he fire origin
ated and the point at. which it was finally
subdued ! about right miles, a ml in t ra vers
ing that distance it is estimated that, the
flames swept oyer no less that fifteen hun
dred acres, destroying a great ileal of timber,
prineinutiy hemlock, bc-ides innumerable
fences and much other property of more or
less value.
The lJennington correspondent of the
Altoona Tribune says that on last Sunday
afternoon, while Mi-s Annie Ivory, accom
panied by her sister and cousin, w ere driving
to the former place from lcr home in this
county, the l;i,rs be1 im-' frightened at an
engine ami ran off, throwing ad of the occu
pants of the spring wagon out Mi-s Annie
received the most serious injury, her arm be
ing broken, wiist dislocated and thigh frac
tured, ami wa also injured internally. At
one time her attending physician gave up all
hoiies of her recovery, and her parents and
friends were sent for, but at this writing she
Is improving and in all probability she will
pet weil. Her sister was somewhat braised,
and although not yet able to sit up, the
doctor says that she will be all right again
in the course of a few days.
There is certainly no town in the State,
or out of it either, that has more reason
than Ebensbiirg to congratulate itself on its
really remarkable preservation from de
structive fires, and for that reason, if for no
other, our people ought to be among the
first to extend a helping hand to less fortu
nate communities lint we regret to say
that they don't seem to be so disposed by i'i
very large maj ority, for while Johnstown,
Altoona, Tyrone, and many other places,
are contributing liberally to the nine! iora! ion
of the unfortunate condition of the Milton
sufferers, the people of this vicinity are sim
ply doing nothing. This is not as it should
he", for the day may come, which Heaven
forbid, when our town will be devastated by
just such a calamity, and if that should
e'-er happen it w ill ill become us to appeal
to uii:-: ier, foi sympathy and su.'cor.
A SiNon.Ait Mrnnr.n Stokv. ip Tnri;.
S; ine time ago a peddler disappeared on the
road between Platlville, this county, and
Oherryireo. Indiana county. Search was
made for him by his brother, and the follow
ing stoiy of tl,e"resuH is told by the Carroll
town .V, ir .-
Ilif brothers purtcl na 1 c- cicer '.". mid nicrccl
in Mitel i:lTor IIC'V 1 1 -1 Tint llll'i't. fcoWfVlT, Hilly
eiif i.f t'ie 1 r- 1 1 . t-1 s ki'i 'ire; tic iipi.:iitiiiciit. lie
in.i'lf a -I'fir.-ti i.irlic l-.-t niiin. liiciilv f'.eml
licit lie M.!- 1:1-1 -".'!'. titll a l":ui l':nil"i NlvritZ-'r.
win wa" iirn -1 :o;il clia ruo' l w c h tinvhi
fi.nl el.iy i.'t lo-Uintr thr iio--in man our i.'l liie
wnv. Sw c'r 7i r c eit-. -st-.l tin- liiurilT uriil toil be
w:i's nil!- I l.v tloee tin it her ntiiiii'il Whit.-. Nwrir-
7'-r -Tn! !o l ami -nine ir'nuts. W Ii tie S I'tlz.'l- w:is
Tlll'I'T the i illl IK' II''" nt Itil'.ler il t'lil I Mil I I !lC hdl V .'
nt tic vi-'tim wi-buriril in a itiwibi-t )hI. nt Hie
J-"ry ill. in Snseui'lu'.Tiftn Te nn i -;uatir!. un-
tv The ln..ly Wi'.-i 'ii.-.-'iverei ;it tic i-ii'i i n. ca
ti'il.H.i.l it liere iiiitio-t:,!; O'le 111:11 k- f.f vlnlein i'.
Tile vtlctr ili't:iil if tlo- ;.!:ur cell 1. 1 net be b'tillie.l.
The above story is given for what it is
worth, ami that, wo su-pect, is mighty little,
as it stands 1.0 reason that if the man Sweit
zer had been arrested, as alleged. In' would
have been landed in jail here without much
ceremony, and as that ha- not come to pass,
and no otVn ial information has hen received
in this place of such an arre-t bavin? been
made, we are forced to conclude that, the
story lacks many of the essentials of truth.
FlItF.S OS THE MofNTAINs Al.fiM; THR
II 1 i.l'.o 11. I'.y the )';res on the mountain
in the vicinity of of Cre-s.m 0:1 Fiiday last,
says the Altoona San of Mondoy, a portion
of the boardwalk iu the grounds of the
Mountain House, Crc-son, was burned.
The northern winds blew the tire toward the
grounds, and on Thursday night and Friday
morning it looked very dangerous. The fire,
it is state I, burned over six miles of surface
along the mountain, and a great fpvmtity of
timber was destroyed. n Friday the course
of the wind was changed and the danger
cea-i'd. The village of Summit, near Cresson,
wa- in considerable peril on Thursday nieht
and Fi iday, but the change of wind also ben
efited that' place. The fire was still burning
at late-t accounts, and there was also tin ex
tensive tire between Crc-son Mid Callitzin.
There was a big lire at Kittanning Point on
Saturday night, w hich seemed to be working
up toward llakei 's coal bank. .V destructive
lire, caused tv the flames on the mountains,
occurred at lhuiscreek, in Cambria county,
about sixteen miles from this city, yesterday,
by which Wilhelm's saw mill and dwelling
house and four other dwellings were burned
to the ground. About, six hundred cords of
wood belonging to the Pennsylvania Pailroad
Companv were also burned.
.. .
Cooky's Lady's I'.ook koh Jcxe is a most
attractive number, full of good things trom
cover to cover. First, Darley's exijuisite
illustration greets, us, the nauuhty urchin,
familiar to us all.- who creeps "like snail, un
willingly to school," whole his mother chides
and hi-" sister smiles, as generation after
generation has done since the great poet first
de-cribed the scene. Then we find in fash
ion and work department a very large variety
of suggestive matter for lady's use. Summer
waidrobes and summer employment leave
the bo-t of gn id-si in these p'ages. The
literary department is very fine, tuily up to
tlie usual high standard of the magazine.
Christian I.'eid's story increases in interest,
and the new serial "(ilenarchan 'is continued
in some most interesting pages. Mrs. E. II.
Church contributes one of tier excellent arti
cles on the "Women of Our Own Land,"
and Mrs. II. ;. Eowc, a most interesting
sketch of the early days of the ()ueen Eliza
beth, while the stories and poems are varied
and en'ertainirg. Every department is well
tilled with the matter" most attractive to
those for w hose 11-e the Iook is designed
the ladies. We will fnrnisli the Fl'.iiKMCN
and Codey's Lady's I'.ook for one year at the
low price of f:i.O(i on application at this of
fice. Hat. 1 ot 's Monthly Maoazink fouJi nk.
Pallou's Monthly Magazine for June is a
perfect specimen of a family serial, there
being such a combination of all sorts of mat
ter to interest old and young illustrated
articles, poetry, music, stories, and wit and
humor. Five editions of the.lanuary, Febru
ary, March, and April numbers have been
put to press, and still the public call for more.
We are glad of this, for Ihiliou's is one of the
magazines that we can recommend iorf.imily
use and reading. The music is alone wort h
more than the price of the publication. Pub
lished by Tliomes Jt Talbot, :'. Hawley
Street. Mo-ton, Mass., at ?1..V) per annum,
postpaid, and for sale at all the news depots
fn the country.
Ir is a fact well established bv unquestion
able testimony that Hall's Hair b'encwer
renews, cleanses, brightens, invigorates and
restores to its original color and lustre,
faded, erav or discolored hair, cheaply,
quickly ami surely. The poorest people
prefer to buy it and use it, rather than to
proclaim in "a manner more forcible than
words, can delineate, through blan -hed locks
or grizzly beard, t hat t hey are aged and pass
in? to decay. A very short trial will convince
the most skeptical that it does eradicate the
scalp diseases which tob the hair of its color
and life. Fort Scott (Kan.) Daily Monitor.
AnyFKTTSTSo Chkats. It has become so
common to write the beginning of an elegant,
interesting article and then run it into some
advertisement that we avoid all such cheats
ami simply call attention to the merits of
Hop Hitters in as plain, honest terms as pos
sible, to induce people to give them one trial,
a? no one who knows their value will ever
use anything else. M. L. Oatman, sole agent,
F.bcnsburg.
-,
The Voltaic Helt Co., Marshall. Michi
gan, will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Helts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Stee ly cures guaranteed. They mean what
u..y -iy. Write to them . .'J:out delay.
J roMnrs icA-rioxfi.
! t,it.lt'8. r.. ty 10, iao.
' Mb. I.ditor Pear Sir: It it with pleasure I
. hail the advent In the political arena ot our ol J
: frleml ani eomralo-in-arni, ex Ueut. Jnba Lynch.
1 an an a plrant lor the nomination tor Prothonotary
; on tlie Iemoci-t.ic ticket. Hiivfnjr known Mr.
: Lynch Intimately both at home ami in the armv,
I can cheerfully bear testimony to bit worth a'
citizen anil a noldier. It was in the armv that I
formed the most intimate acquaintance with him,
and it arives me pleasure to recall to the minds of
his comrade and mine pome of the many acta of
disinterested klndnes performed bv him lor the
boys ol our company during the dark and trvinfr
period ol the war. and especially hnw on a certain
occasion, when we had no rations. Mr. Lvnch trnve
ns $lnO (the lust cent he had) to Pnv provisions,
white on another occasion he frcneronslv donated
the sum of 10 to purchase tobacco for "the loys.
Such acts ol kindness are not soon forgotten, and I
feel confident that there t" r.ot a member of the
Kilty-filth who knew him that will not do all In his
powertosccure hi" nomination and election. Hop
Inir you will find In your excellent journal space
sufficient lor thee few llnc9, 1 remain,
Kenpectfully, yours. A Soi.iher.
IN MKMOHII'M.
VrocetJingt of l.orrtto Vornnrjh Council. 1 etu'imj to
the death of Mr. '. J. Myrrt.
t'orsriL Chamber. May 17. ISS11.
Mr. Schwab ottered the following preamble and
resolutions relating to the death ol Mr. H. J.
Mvkiis. lately a member ol Council, which were
adopted by a unnnimoiis rote, to wit t
WHERE. It hnvlnn pleased Almiahtv Hod to
remove Iron our midst Mr. 11.. I. My bus." lately a
member of this. Council, be ft
Hrnolred. That we deeply deplore the loss we
have sustained and take tins inctlmd ol i xpresslnif
our hiwh appreciation of him E a Christian gentle
man and an honored member ot" this body.
kttolved, That these resolutions be spread upon
tlie records ot the boroturh; Hint a copy ol the same
be furnished the Camrkia Kueeman for publica
tion, and another copy be presented to the lamily ol
deceased. 11. T. ICHtlKI.. Burgess.
K. 1". 1!ka ni.KY, Secretary.
The (OSTiNrii.LV r.nowixi trade ol Sol. Hlu
menthal. the shoe mnn. lias rendered it necessary
for him to increa-c the size ol his store to such an
extent as to make it the in.t capacious shoe store,
in Altoona. Customer- who have frequently been
obliged to turn away without l-einir waited oil, ew
inir to the tlinuiirs which ifencrally filled It. ran
now sfo to the lircat Hvstcrn Shoe Store with the
assurance that their wants will be promptly at
tended to. In addition to a larger store, Sol. has
many advantages for the bent tit of 1. Is customers
which cannot tail to be appreciated. He has a
realty increased stock to select from, having been
enabled to brim; many ir.o,s info the su.re which
were formerly keet in tlie cellar tor want of spece.
More than that, nis ;rods are superior to anv in
that city. lie displays his s-.x'k in such a manner
asto'tive purchasers an unobstructed view and
not restrict them to the purchase of anything else
than what they want, lie sells cheaper than the
cheapen, n-.id purchaser are always politely and
attentively waited on. Allium; many other Im
provements he has made one for the especial bene
fit of the hidies. He li:i" set aside a part of his
store for tbeirexclusive use, where, secure from in
trusion, they have the advantage of fittinti them
selves properly before buvlmr. (live him a call.
It pays to buy at tlie Urcat Kast.-m Hoot and Shoe
Store, No. ill l Eleventh avenue, Altoona.
For (irnwn 1'KKSONS or the Innnfrrst ( HIl.DRF.lV,
use the old and sate
Ir. Vitler'H Soul rili:e Carminative
It can be ulren with perfect safety to your baby if
oniy two 01 three days old . It does" not stuiiefy, but
the little thlnx; will kd to slep n-i!ir'il'.,'n".l iret
nw ilii'licisliirii. It eiire 111 A K K !! MA'and HVS
KNTKIf Y. no matter lew I. .nir standtna-. C1H I,K-
Ml ii: HI S. CHI ILKK INK NTl M. SI M
MKK COMPLAINT. WINIicoMC, fr.-ti.imr and
crvmtr of icCin's f w hl.'li is :iln:n - a i 0 : 1 of pain),
illlKKN STOOL. SOt l; YOM1TINU. SI.KKK
LKSN Kss. and alt complaints, ol the tom;ich or
iso w els.
l'riee. J.'i cts. a bottle a sa frrnrt ccrtrin rtre. It
is iheoM'-it rcm.'ilv in i'-."'. tin t i reroinnicnded
bv 1'llYSU-I ANS.' Sold bv HWUKJlSts and
STOiil.KEEl'EKS.
thy siwrsovs i.iroiiit'F. wokh i.ozf:m;i:s.
They are plea.-ar.t. a1e and sure. t' et.
licpot. 4'io N. l'lor.l St.. I'hila.l a. I'a.
JCet- Lo7"iilo.-s .,r sale l.v N. .1. KitEiimorp and
V. S. liiliKKlift lli.o.. Kbe'iiahurj. l-'Jt'-l 1 in. )
The fo'lowi nir ol.l Eituli-h poem is said to have
been th't first Enirlish sonir ever set to music. It
was written about the year l:-Oi. nod was first dis
covered In one o the Harleian manuscripts, now
in the Hritish Mu-eumt
'ATl'llO cn or Sl'SIMltlt.
"Summer ! i-eomen in.
Llui.lc sinir eui-cu t
Dnmi'tli led. and olow.-th lllc.l.
And V.ri::zctl! lie '.vide mi.
Siicr cuceii.
Its tran-'.trion has reference to the cominir ot
Sprier and the si.iiirf'l tic cii--i;oo. and this re
minds us that poMl!y you. reader, need a new
suiT ol'Sprilm c!otholr. I t s. and you waul to buy
a ircod suit at a iiri-'c vbi.-h will not iro ahead of
tticsireot your poc'.vet-bu"k. you should patr.ini.e
Sintiiu X HvndhciiM. next door to the Kirst National
Hank, Attoona. They wiil irive you sattslaction.
DON'T, GENTLEMEN, DON'T
BUY .A. STITCH OF
WEARING APPAREL!
OR erXOLE ARTICLE OF"
cent's nmmsmNO cootm
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE IMMENSE STOCK OF
WARM-WEATHER CLOTHING,
i f I T 1 O o
xi-LLiiiss, v a uses, osc, oc:c.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Young America Clothing House,
Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
ALTOONA, PA.,
1 UK IMJOI'HIKTOUS OK WHICH MAKK IT TMKIK CON
STANT AIM TO
KEEP A STOCKandSELL AT PRICES
whic h rr.w . rqi ai. sn xoxecax excel.
Therefore we repeat It t Ik.n't InTest one cent In SPRINi or SKMMKK "L (THINtJ. OK.VTS KVK
N1SHINO fllil )1S. fcc, tc, until you have aen what they can do for you at the
Yoiang America CI o tiling House,
4-23.J Cot-. 11th Avenue nml HtH Street, Altoona. I'a. 11-tl.
JUST REMOVED
TO TIIK I.AIidi; AND KKKOANT
STOIEIE ROOM
IN C. JAGGARD'S NEW BRICK BLOCK,
1306 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
Iletwoon l'ttli iitkI JSti-oetss,
2 DOORS ABOVE EBERT'S MUSIC STORE, ALTOONA, PA.
WHERE II E IS OW Ol'I NIVO A NPLESDID L1E OF
(!LOTHL(i. HATS, CAPSj
GENT'S FURN1SIIIXG GOODS, TRUXKS, &c, '
V mcli J10 gnarnutocs to sell at .the Lowest ' ('''1'xty, state axd h.kiu taxes
REGISTERS NOICTEI
VOTirF. I rierehy rlvn that the foMowIoff
oniiied Aeeonnttol Adminlstratsnst. 1 hv
tn pfsed nd flied In the R-(flftr' OrBe, at
Khnourir. tn nod for tbeeouDty ot 'mbriv and
will he j.rewnt! to toe th-jihanf' ;art ul inld
connty, for confirmation n.l allowance, om We
netdai. June 9. A. It. to wit :
1. The Brit o-l final neeonit of Mopef B Millar
reootor of Christian Weaver, lata of KHloaod
township, dee d.
2. The a-oouiit of Jim MeTennlJa. ruardlan ol
Col um ban MnKUlre. a minor ehiU ul t'omaltua
Maetilre. dee d
S. The aeeoont of Jim" MeTiermttt, enardlan
01 Ana E. .Maxulre, a minor child ul Cut-oollui
Maitnlre. dee'd.
4. The Brst nn.l Onal aeeonnt of Jocvta Cr"tta,
frnardian of Katie 'allan. a minor child of t la.
C'allan. dee'd.
5 The first and flnnl aeeount ol K. A. Storrn.ooa
ol the executors of !' ter Ken-Iran. deVd
6 Th feeor.d aeoount of Kniurls O'Frlel. eieaa
tor of Je. Eldr. Ifite of I.ore'to hoTonith. dee'd.
7. Th first end finul aee..nnt of Franca ( Frtal.
eiein..r ot Manrnret Atalnson, late bf lon'
borough, dee'd.
8. The ep..,1 and final ae.nn of liavld SaTtoB,
irtiardian of Mury Altnira Satton, a minor i hllj of
tVillmm Sutton, d.'d.
. Tlie tim and hnai account .f "iot.hla Smith,
a-lmlnistrntrlT of e..rae Smith, lata of Caoihrla
borough, tirs-'il.
10. 1 he hr-t nnd final urn iint of o. F. Fre'h,
exeentorol W m. lwkel. lte ot Barr township,
deed.
11. The first and final aennat ot TeTh Hnrn,
administrator ol Mury A. "onrad, la'e of "lr
tield township, dee'd.
12. The a -e. nint 01 J. . ir!m. irunrdisn of Sara Ii
Orlin. a inln..r ehlld ol Andrew ntr.. dae'd.
13. The f1rt and final aeeo'intnl Samuel Hloacb.
exejt..rof Christian Horner. iBteol Stony Creek
townsh'p. de. '.l.
14. The first ami final aeeii!nt of Kiehard Ult
tines. eiiardi:tn et ltuytou 1 Jones, a miiior efitld
of Il'.ltrh .Irnes. dM?'d.
15. 1 ho first and final aeonrit of Owen W. Ro
berts, admin !l rat or of .lohn.1. I'rv ee. lute of Johm
town horouh. le.'d.
19. The tirst and final account of Jolm Urady,
admit, t-trator ol llnifh M'r"rey. de'd.
IT. The first and nmil ac-ount of Catharine
Ikiwlier. adin inist nx cnn trttamrntn ainej-a of
Kiehard Ifc.wilnir. late of Miilt ilie bomnah. d?'d.
Is. Th.- i:rt ae-vjiint of l.rire 1 'rvcrinii h, fruar
dian ol ile-.r-". Kate and Jennie Ilen.llnjt. inlaor
children ol John H"ndlnir. 1 eewed.
ly. The first and finul aceount o W'm. Sprlr.feT,
and John ( nt. Jr.. administrator of Henry Sj.rta
leer, late ol "nrroll township, dee'd.
20. 1 he third and final cinniil ol Catharine Ms
C'dlran. adTiiinistntlrix de fcni non tritamento
cii'fi. of l'etr 1 .iiif;herty. late ol Sutnroltvlll
iHjrollh. dee'.j
1 he se.'!id and parlial aeronnt of John K.
Seanlnn. one of lh.. eTe.-uti.rs of Jeremiah Me lon
lKle. late of t ashinton town-lii. de'.l.
-2. The first and partial aeeount of Mnrtln San
ders, executor of KliTateh Stuhy, late ol Carroll
towuli 1 p. der'd .
:1. The fir-t and final aeeonrt of Vm. Ilyara.
jruardian id F-latn l'e;iron. a minor ehlid of H m.
Iv-araon. d.v 'd.
24. The neeonnt of Jatnef Melfcerrnift. guardian
ot Andrew Sylvester Mainire. a minor chiiJ of
SyWes'er M-iktmre. ilee'd.
2... The nrst and pat'lil neeount ' f .Ins. C. 'Mar
ray, snrvivinii executor ot Michael Murray, lata of
Carroll toan-.h lp. deeeaed.
I'. The first mid final aee-.nnt of Th'-nas Atnif
nithy. eecut..r of Charlotte Aheniaihy, lte of
lx.rrtto i-oromrl). dee d.
'JT. The Fee..:d h'i! 1 1 r i 1 ni-ctiunt o! Manraeet
M -tiiire a'id John K. Shield. n.'i:iul"'raio- of
Michnel Mdrulre. late ot Ailehenv tonhip,
dee , . J. j. HI,!.' l!.L.Ter.
Hester". I ilhce. i:h.-n-huric. M;iy 1 i, l'xO.-14-M.
Notice toTaxpayers.
IN Hcrilan?.' it ti nn At i tri' tj.-nrml A-'n'rn-My
cf thi-i 'ii;nm"nff"tlti, avi'r,,'' fth
l;ty r.f Ai-nl. rvrrs t- lh( r i lot in . T-
p in 'iiiniTi.i county: N'ti''' i tir:J y irt-n to
T?ipRyrr rosi!fnx in The .ii-tri'"t- rcIor nnmM
tliat thf 'on my 1 r-ftnrr. in rMn 1 inner wt! h Xhm
SfMnt! Sprtin"f ii1 Act, will attend at tLeplac
( liolt!;nir the twniii" nni iHtnnitth hvtMinp, i'tl
t!ip tI'win iiriinnd . I'T the t.roc t rv-
c irin tnf
Prices known to tlie J tetrtil" Trade
lleinir now In poasraolon of the iHrjroat and hnnilsomost lolhinr More In (he
City or Altoona. vihirh will henreforlh lie known ns the
KEYSTONE CLOTHING HALL, I
And having filled it to repletion with new and seascnal.le 5 Is. 1 have no hesitation In savinir to niv
triends in Camhria county and elsewhere that when ther viit Altoona ii will I.e worth their while t'.
Hive me a call, whether they wNh to purchase or not, 11s 1 lin. mv tficient snlenien will not c.nlv nl;
pleasure In showinic them e. round our l'.ando:nc new store room and .pu tiriK the prices of our rieirnnt
siocK ot ir."!?. but will Klo he gratified to lurnl-h anvthinir In our line at the low.-st possible figures
l"hiu.kini my ma-iy fiiinds for their iio.'ral patrcii io in the pa-t. and hoiiln t.v 1h.u"si and
lihernl dealing to merit coiiLuiiaiice "( the same in tiic .'ntn.-o. I refii-iti.
I pect 1 VI 1 l V. V"t'.,
CHARLES SIMON, -
w.-t,. ALTOONv, 1?J...
TiiEli.-it-y ri'Ts mii.ii tl: iio,.r.
Kirk'- ni hi- tiny !M-t.
Aii'l ol;cs tti toe-- into lil-a tnoutli-
Th'is making loth ends meet.
T! tltir. :!tt:u'lif1 to a tin jiail.
ffti-ji lio'vhnLT iown tli trct.
Anil. n lie Tn;nl'v hit'"3 hi- tuil.
He riiikrth huth cmN iiicrt.
jto', to innke
I'f'Vi 'T.' t "lie"-' i i ir tine.
withi'i tin limits
t'. :i:v th'1 t-et ;iii c3ic ii i
S-triti- -.i-'Uiiiur :is n IM;ir
want tin- lr--T ;il the .i
In
rh on!-1 imict i ft ii t live
)if met inn nl" knvi nif
ln;v v. hat ynti n-Ttl and ,
Y-ii ii.-e.j u iiit f I
f.-t Ti i. f. I hi-n irive- voiir
on!(T to (iotltrrv Vn!!I, vt iJ.Mir t' tfic M.v;..t.
ln"e, Ait'.Mut. Up pie-itres himself to plae you
in every h-t.: il. The trtnms i;.eht ter clothing a
Fpecialty, iitl iionct prirrs n. rp i t jltt r.
Shi: w:i. the. laziest l:tl- '.voman
That ever et :i mortal crary ;
"Twa iiKirvelni: h"v my errinir Ppirit
tiii. 1 b niilt:','l I v o la7".
To monovlhihU-s n l -Ti '-t 1.
To nv 'ill cl-o cx.'e;- luii; !"tl:,
A-kftl whi ii nt two tlun- !.' prcf.mil.
She only murinnn'i!, 'Jt'tii
There wra our (jiietin. however. hr never nn
werol y sayhiif H'th We ntr to the qncs
li'ic wheth'T (m" woulfl rather huv her "hoe- an-I
flippers at S. II: u men t hn l's or at "erne otlior stre.
Site in vnriahly vt-tl nnn tiinmnsly In tavitr of
Itlmnenrtibl. whf.se sto -k o war f"r ttie f-et tor
hotti mpj! and woinen i n nexeel led hot!i nu to the
si.' ot the stork and lownes- ot pruo. UaliUHr
ters, K!ivcnh aremu. Altooim.
Hetter to wear yonr lreeliei patched
Than to o"ve or nt her pa ir.
15-tTer U L'et your htMe r.t hinled.
When the weather is lair.
We airroe with th" laftT "nir-'estion, nnl If the
root 'of your rot !eke. now is the time to r-r it re
raired. the weather heitnj tair. Itnt n to ir'trin-j
your cl'ithiiiir pnfeh'-d. w; emphitially li--ent.
and f'r this reason : T!o jirn-e ...t a-od. ty lih nntl
sorvlte.iiie warm weat!n-r eiothinir is so low at
.I ts. .1. Murrhy'jj. jn? Minton ireet. J-dmstown,
thaf no (tn- can aft rd to wear patched dud. Hi
st'M-k i very larire. and tonitht jt wlmle:le on a
f I i nir market. A n order hv mail, wit h pnvper li
reetioii'. n - i X receive the -anie Iruthtul attention
th it is aee,,rd'd oii-tornvri vrlm call on lr. Mur
phy in person.
t'oVMrTiot i 't fiRM.-An old l.l.vMi'inn retired
trom prat-lice, having had placed iu h hand" r
nn Kat I ndia Tnlsimiary the ttmnla of a simple
eetab!e remedy l-r the speedy and permanent
cure et ''nstimpt ion. Hrum-hi t i?."tarrh. Asthma,
nnd all Threat and hunff Ai!ecti'n. alo it posi
tive and radicil cure for Nervous Ifehility and nil
Xorvou eimplaint, fter havinr tested it won
derfu 1 enra i t e power i n thtoi?i ndP ot care . hap
telt it hit duty tt make it known to hie fullering
ieiinws. Actuate-! hy thi nuitive and a desire to
relieve hi:nis:i Miflcrinff. I will send free d charge
to ali who d?ir it . tni recipe, in i ennan. French,
or Knl:h. with lull iiTe tt"n fi-r prepunnir find
usiinf. "ieiit hy mail hy d'lresinir with Mump,
tiffining this paper. V."V. SiiKAnrn. 110 Vnwert
ll:o t, IIoch'Mtrr, .V. V. i-UO.-fit .e.o.'v.
avj: have just oi'ii:!)
NEW IMILLINERY
Vmcl Fancy Ooocls Store
AT 281 MAIN ST., JOHNSTOWN. PA.
AdI rcspociriillj liillle flio Ir of Cnnilir l nfirt nl join i ir- rnunl I en tn e '
hh n rail, a e inlcnil nl all I i ! to keep a full line or
TRIMMED AND UN TRIMMED HATS,
Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Ribbons,
BLACK CRAPES. gJLK-S, Silk Velvets, Ornaments,
kinds or IT nir Goods, etc., etc.,
lf the I. VTKST I.KSIOXS an.l I5KT TF.XTt'KK4:. M,-1, will ,!! nt prices that r t fail lo
t.t"i;.nt h 1 1 w!..i lav. .r us witli iln-ir ni...m. .lsn.
"Xe i! p cT th ln'i- 't styles an! nt .;. -i r pri ? will 1 e r.i-ivol tvirv .lav r.Ti.l a fir't-rla-s
Mil liner an.l S:ilf.la.!y will l n:-.i:-t;u:t atton.lniicc t'i w.ut mi i nt.'iiK'rs. A r.".rdlil invitai ion N ei
teiulii t nil th Irt-Iii1 nl tlic laml.
conx A- cn.'s niiAXcri stork,
". 2S1 Main Street. JnlinitOH n.
SOTF..-The !il...ve ri-lats ni'ly to nut Uram h St..--- In .t..t:n n.w;i. Imi It ! r,t,l 1 n. t Lo turifnttcn
l.v thot who .lo tht-ir Nli-.i.iri in Alt-tonu tli.-a .nir oI.l-.jf.fi!;v;,.(i sti.r i :,t 1:1117 :I. enTll vrtv
where ! koiii a lnrire :ml irie, st-nk enn-i-t jnK ,,i K Y ( l is CMMTTS KNt'Y Uoiilis"
M1IJ.1NF.K OtMUtS, II.V1-S. fAIS, tp., c, whi.-h w -eli ;it i.rii-ti that i-ntin.-tVo nnaw l'..r
Iie:qinc?s. ( April 1'.'. 1-' J
o-Eo- "w. "2"Eia-Es,,
i - j
CASH l)i:.1.7.n IN AI.I, lvINI OF
HEATIN&and COOKING STOVES
,1ST'.if for the yrar 7".
Mnmlir. .time 14. Ttinnelt::! l:,.r..'iTh.
'rii..lny. .tune 1 7nlht?in lt..rnnt.
.Ii:..luv Jn in" !'. Sni'iniit iVe Ik'romh.
Tli'ir l:!-. .'I une it. V-ht".irt'in T-iwii Jhli.
I'ri-1 :ty. J une Is. 1'i.rT aL'e l.w n-1; , p.
Srilnr.lny. .1 uno V.1. Wilnii.re H'.r.'Ui:!!.
M-in-l i . .tun.' 'Jl . Sum m.-ri. il 1 T"wn?ri ip.
Tne. lav. .Tun- vu. 'n ! T"wn-!i:p.
t'lne-.p.y. .Tuil.. L':l. l. i-t t 'i .neliiii nirli H'-roU(b.
Ttiur.lv. .1 nn" l-'rittiklm ll.'p.imh.
l- rl-l-'y. ."lune -.o. AV'.'I :i!e I! .rmli.
Snttiril.iv. .tune '."'. 1-t Wur-l, J .t.rist..wn Il.in.ugh.
Mnri'lav. June '.. AVar-1.
Tiif. lav. June Xi iir.l
Wo.lnei.lav. .ltt'if ri. 4th U'ar.l. '
Thnr-.lav.Jnlv 1. .:li W.ir.i.
hri'luv. julv -i. f.t i aril.
T'ienil:iy. .1 nly f. -i V nr.. t'onrrnangli
e..lll,..';tv. Ju'iV 7. 'J-l V':;rl.
Tin.--.! iv.'.lii:-. -. l-i War.I. Millvillj
Kn.l.ir. ."Inly ''.'.". W.--I.
Sut".r.i.iv. July I'i. l'r -pi "t Unrt.nxh.
-M.iii l'v, .l.ilv I'l. lt War.l. ( 'Hmtinii Horonh.
1 ,ie.,!:iv. Jniv l:i. 1 ..,
We.lni I iy. ."Inly 1 1. 1 '....p.-r- l d.. II .renirli.
Tlmrdiiv. Jnlv i.".. Iv.wir i.r T.wncli:j..
Krl l iy. jniv p.. r.;rV.i."rT..ir...ii..
S-it!ir.ay. .Inly 17, St-inyi-re. k Tywii'liip.
Mi-i'ilay" .Iniy'l'i. "Vlnn-t. r Ti.Tns'iip.
Till". lav. Jnf il. 1.71'M . l..-ir..;'t.
r.l i:e-. !n . .1 u y ' . All atirny 1' iTrn'ir.
1 linr-.la v. J nl v '.v.1. 1 1 :il!ii i n T, .n ij. hip."
Vriilay. .lulv j:i. fl.-nrii.-li I..wn-!i'!.
Mlutiln-.-. Jnlv -.'4. 'lic-t Sprliii.- 11 in.nyh.
Mi. il lay', Jnlv !,:te'I. rn-l,ip.
Tnc-uity . Jnlv -J 7. I ;..-,-! i '1'. ti n . p.
V. e.'e. - i.iv. ."l.ilv v. I Miti T. !.-!. !p.
l"hn:.l i. .i;:Iy -.-. 'ii.- t T. wr-hip.
l ri-lay . .1 nl v .-i. r.l-ler r..wi;t,ip.
Satilr't.iy. Jnlv .il. S'l-vpi'-liunna l ..wnliip.
Mi.n l .' ". A i. irn-t 'J. ".-irri.ilt.iw n I: .rnvi(!i.
l ue-l iy. Al'i."l-t .I-T..I1 r..ir:.:p.
Vi iln. -ilny. Aul'h-14. ISarr l nhi;,.
Tliiir.iay.Aiiat f.. Hi.i -klic k 1 mn-liip.
Kri-lay. Atik-ut ft. J;f'k..n Townn f..
Sat'.ir.lav. Au'i-T 7. ";ilr.na I .-wn.-I.ip.
Mi inlay', Autii-t . I". it W.ir i. !;i. n-Lur? Horo'.
Tiiei'lay. Ai'.-n-t 1 i. V.C-t War'.
Vii!iir-il:i. Aii;ii- 11. Tay! .r 1 "Wr.-liip.
Tlmr-.la v. A nirn-l VJ. I '..neni'iML' ii TLWrniliip.
Vri.lay. Vitjn-t 1:'. K i.'l-!.: n.l T..n-htii.
Naturlay. Anun-t 14. A-laini l"wn-hip.
Ami. i'l :ire-.rlar.re with the S ami S--tLinct
fai.l A.-t, nn all t:iT. paij to the '1 rer.-nrcr l.en.re
the Hr-l .lay t S"pt,.Ivi.r t! ere nil! he a rrd-i twn
of ' f-rr r -ii.. w ! Me; frrit'.f. ,cor-f,! tonlj
iinp.u.l l.tx.-n an-i pla. in t. l.an U ( nn ' floer
lor niiil-. in.n. AMUT.W VKAHl.KV.
t'.i'iriM' Tl..;ci'rer.
Tr"niir.'r' "fTicr. Khprl.ttrsr. M .v 4. i t.
!T.T K J : N T .k AF i I TO 1 :
O Tl.KMI'.N'T with IJ-.a.J m:,.t.
'I'.'.wiivhlp I. r the year rmtinir April 1J. 1
H:m.t 11. il m:i.t.. Si j ervi-. r.
Tn ninii'int ol W..rk I'uplieate 74; "4
"a-h " ilo.M
" 'r(l.-r; .-n t 'i.tntnci..:,'r l-.r n-e
I t.il. plank, i'r h..n"tar; '-'
lee--, i nlere-t. t'" .. 'J.
utii'T- on i 'fi.iinii.-'ii.-r l..r j-er-
fi 'ia! .i-n-iec, m
i:t-
i t White
1T
I
-AND MAMTACTnir.ll OI -
" t'a-h TaT teitn-lfrrcl Irum N.
ate- I tn . Ilea l e
"i:.
Ily rT.-n. rat inn- e r
" w..rk .li.nr Uy taxalje 74'J '.4
" per-'.nal .-rvie. j I'.'J.-'.'J
" '"tntnt7'ii "ti j-.v-.i.', .-i I. v i.nt. vj
' vi.e ol t h,-. plans.. I T..t h-.tii t.i-
ry5 l'-e- (-ii. -ys
" anmnr.t nf r.ter- pai l. ':v,.:.i
er.h ia triiil.T',1 to . ;ate'
!itppeat 17',
" ea.-!i t J el.. -e nt "...4.1 . 1 44.'. '9
Naiihi ii nr. Supervi' ir. 1H.
To atm'tiiit i.f Work I'npli'-ate ' M
Cn.li 4: j . -
tax ol J I.
" oril-r; on ' oi!iiii-iiiner- 14s.7i 1 1.1.VJ.7I
l?.v ot.inrt.i i i oi .i n-1 lan-1 r Tnrno.l
rt nEAITAT I'I.A T. IX THE I'lTY. Itoolinsr, Kpontlng nnl nrpalrln of ' l- t::-... i r- r-'i
nil Ulnl promptly nml nt lfnctorll j nt tciiflocl to. r i--4 -70 if 1 "' wrk .lone l y t.ii.i!
1 " ! :"-' nr. I "rv:. -- H.;j
r:iMi Iit -ti'ii"-:! :oi. t r ::
an-l r.-itini.'.t ! '..nut''r. . r.r..'.'7
rtni. nnt ol nr."ipaiil Uv'
c.iinn..'n mi 41J (.17 (ii i ",1.' ia.:it. :) ; 1
03-h toelieo' neeonnt li.M 1.IM.7I
Tlx siii-:i-:t-HaOn ware.
EUsvonlh Ave., Vltooiui. In.
srttt mtnm the nmt
oniTI'AKV.
MY KK'-v Iit1'!. In Iy.rrtti. at 4oVlirk -n Mn
lay morn5 r. May, 17. 1 "0. ot j.iuiuliro, Mr.
jIknp.y J. M. ksis, iiuimI . t ye:r..
Ie:itb Tji tnri'lc ip.ro.i.l- in Xho family nf Mr.
My'i w.tliin t ti t :st two vcHr anl oi tivnth.
innvife :uii I two t h ilatiili tr.- havinir Torct)ci
li i m totho urivp ftiinn? tint lrinl irri il. Five
ot hr nt Ui f! jftn! hon-hoM still surrivo. Mr.
Myi"s w;ii Imrii iktiont mile frin the vill mn ol
Munter, :ui-l wa- a iTuthcr f rx-Shrill Myers,
of this j '!;-. Hft t-ii? nn npriirlit tnnn. n itm-d
cit irr n. :n hn;n hie nu-inl'f-r ot t h- .thol r 'Iuroli,
ariii wnc p-tcctn -i :irnl rt'Sprrtoil by all who knew
him. May his soul rest n jtCare.
VOTICI-.- Tho first final account
UI of.Toiiv Va;fr. A?si'-riiA of .Tames Mo
iUfi.Liv. Ins Ken hlf.'.l in the rrutlionotary's I !M-ie
ol C'air.hria eminty. nnl will te resfnfed. lor the
notion ot the Vurt ot "ornmn T'l"v or p;m1 ro'.m
ty. on M on it on, f!r i'.th fhiif nf June nnt,
'. V. "IM -S N'KI.T, Prothnnotnrv.
rrothoiiotary! H.'fl.'e. Khen-Lurz, May 15. iN.it.
DKXTAL NOTrCK. D;:. I. 11
CiiEnn'. S't. fj'na "r?ji;. Ill-
T.s!m re. I'a., report lully inrtn
nil l-er- 'ps intrreMeil tiirtt !:c will
visit T-trn!t. j rof'rs-:!oiM i iy on the
ti-sr Mon l:iv u c.ieh iM..nt!i :
SprI:vj- on the d.iy loliowiiiLT Tuesday : ''nrrll-t-
wm on the sitii'.l Monday of each month. 8nl
"Viltncre on the 1-nirth jTonlay ot erh month.
if -f - A ! 1 pcr-ons nee!inu; dental work will uo weM
to is'we mt a eall. ns I am prep:ir'd to furnish lull
or partial si ts ol teeih and perhtrrn all th r oper
ations pert -lininir to my profession in a patlstaetory
manner and ::t 1 fi o !Ve-t po-iMe pr'e?.
so.-tt.l M. Ii. H.fliKKia", I. I. S.
tiik nfav stoiik iii:ii-iiNc; or
S. TEITELBATJM, Carrolltown, Pa.,
HAS J1ST JIKEN' Ol'KNKD WITH A SI'I.KMHI) STtK K Or
SPEING'lS"CJMMER goods,
And a eordiai Invitation is now rxtndd hy the proprietor to every reader of tlie I rekmax t eat! and
See tlie Inrae asortinnt, examine the vnrion qnalitie. an. I inrn th" iinurpassahle pnef. whir!) nre
.o low tliat -0 percent. e;:n pi-sitively ! avd ly those who buy thoir frls tri'fn inc. The ra-n !
can sell eh'tjip is that I homrht my entire 'Mk hr eash and Intend to s 11 Ur cah r it csjnivalent.
and am therefore prepared to make cjnirk a!e- at sin:: Her prdif than any ot tier in reliant in 'ainriii
connty. lKmt take my wurd tur this, however, hut .nu and ee l.r yom"slve.
i'.Mittoi.LTOWN, May 'Jl, lMo.-tf. S. TI-lTn.IlArH.
I.T AMI ITir.
A tnonnl id ont-!ndIn '-rder... .:."...
l!,:!ainvo ti Kd. M u n"F jn-! z nu-nt I' V.'i
; ;t" rf.vi
t irder in I tvr ! SnpTTi - fT
pTotiHi i r-'T.La 1.V-2 ;tl
i;h on linn J
Total ind'd.todne".
XV. 00
fl.1'1 -..is
!IM!U'.It FOI! SALE. T!ip nndor-
rrt of-' r- for ?nle at reamnaMe jirico nil
ttip thui'cr on f Aoro ( lain! In Ixiohlanil town
f hip. t. aiohria enmity, fihl tlinher not only coni'ii't
i:i'if ail the inherent varietur constantly in ile
inanil. 'nit heiiie; loeat-.l r. ithin one. mile oi a nm
tner resort now in Ctir5e of creel ion. an'l tor whi.-h a
t-reiit il":' t of liiint'i-r t ill ho nceiled. Is an in-
vstnlent t hat. eannot he nrpasp. anywhrrf, epr
eiallv : It I? the only traei of any ronvi'lerahle sire
in the neiy;h'.i ho.l nml i? within n lew nule of
Johnston ti. l or tornif a nil other information cull
nt the rei1onee of WMnw Sti i.i on the Krank
town Koafl. five in i If" Irom .T..hntorn. or a.li'.rcs?
without .lelav. .MAH1A J. 1 TI 1J M.
Jlay "Jr l""i.-if. Ilat Cinirniiitieli. I'a.
Mice to Biiers an! Contractors.
romnilmlonor' Oflicc. t
F.fMnitiM re, I arnlirln I onnly. Pa.
8KALKI) rilOPOSAI.S will W. re-;
ceivcl at this ollle ? until 13 o'elo. k, v.. on '
TI'nrml.i.T. Jnno 3d, Iio. for the rre-tion '
ot r t 'oort, 1 ton.-e. in t his j. 1:. -.-r. t': hp const rni'fe.l of :
hriek, face 1 ami trimmt-.t Willi ytone. ami in ac- '
corilanee wili pian and Fi-ivihationT- vrhieh can
he seen antl ccamineil i-t this olliro on am! alter
Weilnc.lay. May l 'th. 10.
Kaeh hiil rnnt he ni-conipnniel with a Innil in ':
the Film of f .'i.in1", eonil iUom-J that the h!.l ler v. ill .
enter into contract Arnl irive n(rlctent Ix.piH lor the j
f.'ithfnl perlorniRiic. ol the same at the. price i
nameil in the hiil. !
I'he t'omTni-ttinci'S reserve the ritrht to reject '
anv ami nil hi.N. ,
sAiii'Ki.w. mvis.i i
.liiIINCVUrHUJ.. ' l-.inmi'ionrr. i
-rKiUi:i;si -ki.ky. V
K. If. !t -::. X, flerk. !
Khonshnr, May li, 1 i.-"t. I
"T)TI('K- TIio first aecountof Julius I
Stlch. aiitnpe of A. .1. Stoltr, anil witc. In
trust for ereil i tors, ha hcen nle.l in the I'rothoni
tary's Mtlee of t 'an.hria cuiint y nml w: tl hv piemen t
ct for the net I Inn of the t'onrt, on Monday, the I',ih
r.'uy of June, t. ). 2- so.
f. V. U'rHWNKI.K rr.ithonot .ry.
I'rotlinnotary"a tirflcc. Khenshitnr, May Ii. l-i.-it.
)OOIi IKICM- DllIKCTOi;. Tlio
A- nnd'T-'ix ne 1 etlnrs hiui-!t ns a enndid ite tir
the oIl:i o c?t 1'oor House lnr-.-t.r. su'M'-et t the ile-ei-n'coi
c the eMiiuiiif I K-:nor. t : C'nvii:ti'Oi. li
mnninafed and eleetej he plr Jirs him"!l to tu
etinrire tho ln ics pertaining to tie po-n i.n t Jf he
b1 of !i- alnlitv. S. .1. M'THKK.
While I wp.. May 8, lW.-t.e.
ltor.
F
OH riJOTTTOXOTAUY. TI - un-
'-"'le-l i
t i:e ottlee .. Prit!
I'M-t to I lertliier..
, ir i-!i ! I,- -i- rum
Hers !.:me!l rs a cio. I. f r
.on ota rr ( f C'ria c.int v. ii.h
ic rui". an.l It rotn; iat..l an.l
.tent to iiis.ii:irire lh? iliitiv. 1
th;' position Intelligently and -a;iiaet'.rilv.
H. A.SllOK.VAKI.K.
i:henhtire. March 2e. l .-t.c.
CAKll. The tintlersipncl offers liiiu-i.-l
f ns a cumlnl.ite fur the oi!:c ol I'rothono.
tary. suhe'-t to tiie ,li-iion of the comtnir liemo
cratic cmnty con""nti..n. an-l. If nonutiMle-l an-!
! rh'fte.l. ple.ljef hln seil to jH riorm the tnt!. ol
I the position honcMiv mnl to .he he-tot hi- Mhil.t,.
I " ('. A. I.AMiliUN.'
i St. I.awreni'c. March 1". lj.-tc
JOIi nir. l.KGISI.ATUin;. I lu rc-I-y
anni i'.t ee iiiy.-!! a a can. ii. late for the
leiri"lattire. ruhieet to the rules ot the IvtiK-craue
crtiintv ninvi'iiti'iii V. S. VI .K.M INt i.
lai'iitrin. March 19. ''.-tc
JXKcrn )irs notic:;.
i l .-tate of MlCHal-.l. tKKLLT. fle -'il.
Letters testamentary upon he estate of Michael
Ski'llv. late ol t 'toy lc town.'h: p. (K-'cae.l, h ivinar
hcen irranleil t'vihe ninler'iLiin'il, notice is hcrehv
itlvcn to ilio-e iiniol teil to -ai l estate to make im
ine.liate parment. and thoc having claim trill
present the sauie, properl v anl hwnti'-a tel. lor j.-t tlv
!.....". J.i.MlSsM LI.V. 1 '
.!.. li 1 .- r,.
ADVERTISERS
I!;.- a.I.lrcssins GEO. I. ROVKI.I. CO.. 10
Spnice St., New York, can learn the exact cost of
any proposal linn nf AI'VKlfTISIX' 5 in American
Newspaper". ? I llO-pajr Paniphlet, IOc.
' A YKAK amlepcne to accntn.
ntfi Krce. Ail lress I". t ). Vll 'K
tKV, AntruHa, Maine.
8TT7
At; FN rs f'"lii' he ami rt .Mlinir p'.v-
t..-tl f!olt .-! "'h'"". Irh's re-ln- 1 yt
e t:. .'.iTMtHi Mrrf'. o , I h . a i a. I
Mr.. iutkij:y,
AITRr.V.AT.I.W.
AI.HHiN A. I'A .
nrtlcu on 14lh Street, helTeen loth an.l 1 1 '.
Avenue". IS-7.-H.)
WM. II. SECIILRR, attorney at
Istir, EbfinHburg, Ta. Oftir io Ool
onade lfow, (recently occupied by Wm. Kittetl,
Ksij.,) Centre treet f l-21.'7.-tl. I
37.
A. SHOEMAKER, Attuunf.y-at-1
w, Kbeti)Vursr. Ooe on Hist
.issued ofr,t.ii'ni.e, .l-:'J,Ti'.-vi. i
We. the nn.lersi-ne.l. A nj ir i r" or Wl.iicT"wn
hip. 'atiihria t '..-itity, haviiii: ca'.'f nl'y rrnnifiiiNl
the nlrnv Bi'i'inits i-i 11. nry II tiariltier en 1 Na
than iale-. Super, i-i.is i. s.ioi ..Tisi!.. t;n-l them
to 10 cor; ', t t- th" he-.. . .-or k o..- Ie,l'e and te
lief. and aNo the iial i'ito atoi a-i. ts o -nhl t'.wn
shij.. J!i:.M; I'(ll if.
J. i.. ;ii.t,. - i
J. a. a l r-:. 1
TIIKH. M. AITI.IX i
AI.KX.ll.nM.U
Jl H M. Ill 1.K-. '
Attest 1". ClATES. I.. . le t.hU. Twp. "lcrk.
White Two.. May t. 1 ,.!. U- t.
at 1 1 tws- Aprn a i km en ts.
Tt Notice Is j,. rehy ir! rn that the foil., wins
nanie.l itppr.ilo't-ter.tii ot r - ry appraNe.J ami
set apart l.irwi...w- ..I .1 s.-.ei:: --. nn-i.-r tbe Act
ot AvniHy the 4ih .1 V.rll. A. I. lv'.l. have
h-.'-ri file-l ; the H.-fcrt-tc"' tti'ive, at I .i.enshnr-z,
ii ari'l lor the c'l-'i v i ' : t-i . - " 1 t. ;U .e pre
nl.'.l t.. tin- tlrplmi-' '.n:rt cum, l..r
-..iitir...ai ion an 1 .il;,vanee -n IV d u s.icy. 't
tVv f f J!-, f- . t W :t :
1 . I nrcntory c.ti 1 nvpra i-Mf. ci.t .-f c- -ta Jn pert, ri
al pp.fi-'rty npora'-e-t : n-l s- t i:;..''rt i..r Ar.n M.c
l. y, willow' ol J iriie Morley. lac ,.1 .-Jtnl t'h coun
ty". i!lCeae.l s.li-...o.
ln,ci:t..rv Hiel ....praicoi.-nt ,.f certain er
tM property e i.j.e;. i- 1 a : ! t rpart f..f l.ittilia
iiK-.. .-. r. w i I- w of J ,:i't-J K. i..!Mcr, l.tle of
":nhria coti;'ty, ti.oeail .'J.l '.
:'. 1 a' ct t'.r'. mot aiit-iai-etiM-itl ..I certain porfiTI
r.. pn i.criy n ppi a i an. I ".'t ciart l..r App.-lnnta,
I li-li irf . wo! ol 1 in i nnel 1 1 -,'iart, 1:: le ol arroll
t."'ii-'. in. .I.'i-i';'-cl -S'. v ol.
4. Inventory arol a pprai -eni"it of efTtair'. r.et'.on
l roterty ii'pprai-.'it an.l .-t Hpai-t or l..''in.la
Artinir. w. l i- ot Ji li Art hnr. Int ot Itanklln
l.r.uluh. .Iceea -ej '...7...
Inventory an-l ai'prai-.-iront ol eor.dln cr.n
al property prais .1 an.l .-t apart i"f l'i4rhir
Sny-h r. w'.h.w ol t'ini-tian Siiy.ii-r. la;r ol Jack-
fori town-Sup. .lei i-a-e.: 7.l.
e. Inventor, an 1 apprai--et.,.'t:t of ,-rtain p.rirt
al profiertv Mpi'n-iM'.l a a 1 "et a;ia iitSii'itil''
ll.irni. wiiiow ol l.;i:iel ii liar's, lite of Minister
township. ',.,-... -1 :n
7. ln,entory atol a .pra i-.-m;oI o! ct rtn'n --cr-on-al
prop.-rt v a pjira i -e.i aiet awar to" Maiy Mll
!ei . t '. on ol J.i W. Mili. r.latf t U- town
ship. .!i-ia"."l ;..-'.
I.. i.AKi; Ife.Mster.
Kei ister's t lihcc. T"b iist'iir:--. M i 1. 1 '.
TW . I) I C K . A TTO K V F Y - T E W . VA -
KienhiiKj. I'a- t'thec in front t'in of T
J.Llavd'p r.-w hu.'..lir.T. entrc strwt. Alimap
nr i t't v i t.ji - n's-' h tin it i t a - ;o-i'.y.
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