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rMDAY. - - NOT. 98. 188 J.
PREMIUM F03 FEW "SUBSCRIBERS.
fift.oo for ea.fio.
Wuh a rrw to lBeraaslntr eur strcuuUloa, w
wsne; B rnllowln literal oTr: To of car
rat-ens i9 to wuntf whq will pay all trrHriH,
f a- are dne. and sd as tb of a new sea
er ir to th Kti on or barer the 1st dv of
Jlrrt nxt. accompanied r.y $3 SO to pay for ttn
U' - TlpH'OI one year asd two r-oplr (on to each )
ol k.r.la'.i's Treatise th Hor and lt Irl
'." the best work of th kind vrr pnhl'shed,
or" an of our patr.ins outside of the eonntv who
wf. I "i 1 ui 3.9" for themselves n t a new tab
scrih-r. the additional 40 ot. belna; fur postajrs on
oMr pa-ier. wa will not only fend to eh a copy of
to h'-ri- book, hat to the on remitting the mon
ey e w'll also fend a receipted bill for one year's
lot - - r tlon t tbe C'otta Hartw. aa IllB'tra
tad y. utai'ne of Home Art and Hoate Colture.
pah' -':rd 1:1 Boston and eontalnlna- Portraits snd
Ske'elic. of rm'tnoibed Persons, Superior Boat
Music. Cuoiee Pestrv, Stor's and Adventures.
Orn ra-rjfil and Faorv Work, the latest Fashions,
tbe Mn-hr' rtiilr. the Student's Corner, fce.. all
folly migrated. Aa the lo copies of the Fk
M as a id hcrs hoest are alone worth the money
asked it will be seen that the Conei H.ST,
tbe eni-'rlpt on price of which ! $1 per Tear. II
to be rn ai a free Rift e-ln to nv and ail of
our 'j'i-roer who are willta torarn It. All
that is rees.rv, therefor, tn order to scr a
Orst'-ciii-s mstrsam Tea of expense for an entire
year is a little personal exertion on part ol nor
reedo is. s-arce'y one of whoi would Dad any dif
ficulty tn ocmplytne; with the requirements ef this
Bottle io to work. then, and tend la the Daael
and the cjiU at toon ai ponlble.
LOCAL AND r-EKSONAL.
Iltif. There ard the Othr J'lftci.
Thrie are eljjhtwn prisocr in the coun
ty jai!.
Drath to rata aid Trmin -Proiia" Ex
terminator. ll-T.-ltu.l
IN'uijh mlxturfi. ninri yrupa, and
remedies for aors throat, at tbe new drug
store.
The rAutit Fire Company, of tWa
place, arc talking of buyicx steaiurr. We
said Ui'ip-
Thre is snow on the ground, the storm
Kln'a nr.iiiTid, ami winter at lat ha tbin
latitnd'- found.
All ihf latyt and bet th!ng out in the
shape "'. Ilcrse Towdpra, Lininier.ts, etc., at
Jump-' li ui store.
Fir: v liiffrrf ut delKti of Clirirtmaf.Kf w
Year and hirthUy cards at the new drug
atore. They are nobby and cheap.
M i n! had a t-rribl? re scaln (scab
by), i '..;; s k cured it. Johj Chowkll,
Pitt .'!, I'a. New dru stort-, Etienslmn;.
Th . children of Mr. Emnuel l.'iister
of tl :r ( U-e, aia down with scarlet fever,
butt;.i-:r ca.f-are not considered danurious
- :iMTe t4irid on Blippe-i y places theae
diy wit!. out very much trouble, but when
itcoun-ti to walking it it prvtty ticklish busi
ness. .'levetiten diTorte bare thus far this
year bct-n trantej by tbe Blair county court,
and tlit te are still a few township to bear
from.
"W!it eTery one say must be true,"
that ' Or. filers' Cough .Syrup" Iiat no
eqoa! for ( o hs and colds. Try it. Trice
;i eect-.
Mrl'o'i.i! J. lorelto, ha Jut received
anotl er ruf invoice of overcoats, dolmans,
cloak , boo's, shoes, etc., which he wi;l dis
poe of at c;ty prices.
A M i. low lady named Kuntz ilied very
iodd-n v ftom a stroke of paralysis in
j;hii-'i wn st So'clock on lant Sunday uihl.
Ler ive wtts about 64 years.
-' Tlr doctor! aid my wife bad cn
sumpf'oii. Tried 'Lindsey's Wood Searcher,'
And -.. has better health than ever." (i.
II. H iiibard, Han.pden, Ohio.
I.-rteis for Win. W. Dunmire, Joseph
Dunn i.r. Miss Fjter Davis, Miss Euitna
E?an, Michael Iloans and John R Super
remaia unciMed for at the Ebensbui post
ofice. A hue Nome assortment of soniething
entirely i.ew in the way of holiday goods
hare i.i-if t rcn received at the new drug
fore. Iiou't buy until you have examined
the sl..ck.
Mis. :,i:y Powell, of Cambria township,
f'il down a stairway n hPr 0WI, hons. one
day lat week and fractured a couple of riHs.
She Is al'out aain, however, and nearly as
Sixxl a i ew.
A revrend Rentlnnan named Smith
prenchc.l in the 1'resbyterian church, this
r'.S". eterilay foreriinm and evening.
Ti e Prebytei ian consreRation here io as
V?i without a r-Mident pastor.
A Sorner-et lad named Harry Foy
:rock died on Sunday evening last of lock
Jsw, snperinduced by a wound in the hand
prrnjuced by falling on a rnsty nail, wnich
r,!,sed clenr through the palm.
Lydi E. Pinkfmm's Vegetable Coni
pound ha l"!.e thousands of women more.
good than the Diedicines of man v doctors. It
1a a positive enre for all female complaint,
end to Mrs. I.ydia E. Pinkham.
Tbr"e prisoners were taken to the West
em Penif-ntiarr from Somerset county on
Saturday !at one yesr for larceney, another
years ror perjury, and the third one
'; 1 1 l"r r carrying concealed
RfV .1 .1 Hughes, of tr
weapons.
the C. M. church.
tl !s plnce, wns welcomed home Wedtiesdnj
lit after a nu nth's absence, during which
a atteiiited Presbytery at Cincinnati and
1 "she l nt several other places in Ohio.
Cti.K. F yre lllnkle, JereyCity neights,
N J.f r-poit- that bis son, a lad of twelve
' " completely cured of a terrible
r,f F. cm a by the Cuticura Remedies.
' " I s I e-d to his feet was one mass of
l!o- 'V
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,;hp- ..
' -1 head is-
"ir al
. Taylor, Boston, Is well aya'n.
tired of a scrofulous humor
cd his blood, covering his face
!i sores, by Cuticur Resolvent
d Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
't-rraliy.
We re-ret to learn that Stella, the 17-onths-o'
l daughter tif our much esteemed
'-;nds. Mr and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, of
Altoona, d en of croup on last Wednesday
ftenion. Tb child had been In delicate
health tor voe time.
fc i" t Ur- n. A. F.izlet.art. of this p'.aee, wa ac
' ,,,,pet""y T the end of plank oi
tj ;.'.. Tuesday Inst, while acting to load a ear
..'-Vov n'"J" ri "tHtinn. and the plank falling upon
. ',' .' '-!r struck him in the faoe and eot and
t;')SV. 't bruised it very severely.
ok'''I A frsiae Uuilding at SvUda!e, Weat
c'f "vre!fnd county, occupied for office pur
li.'tt P? l,y ''e :h.r!otte Furnace Company,
,d ;. dwas destt v. 1 hy fire on Suuday last, and
t.73 '. jr. or triensnaw, Allegheny
fiecunt7t P";V-' In the fl
IJf Indulgent parents v
f-,dren to eat heartily 0f
flame.
who allow their ehll-
flrtlltr i 9 V. I .-. i a i
t irK'fe P,(,,'ri,k- "IHhATetouseUopBit-'-'k"r..."
r""' fTei,ent '"'IVestion, sleepless nights,
.c j ii'Kii-Eraw nfti h . .
. p tuesa, , ,iin. ia jrnsps, death. So fam-
I k nie v. ii i out mem in me tinnse.
A team of horses driven bv a ann rf xr
...ri.',!vSc
nner. r t thii place, took fright on Mon
vei.irg !a-t, while on their way to tbe
t with a load of leather, and running
oid!y demoralized tbe wagon. Tbe
r snd horses fortnnately escaped ln-
'.e Tyrore Btrnl4 fays that nafor
e-eand Joh Whitehead recently pur
1 ti:e chsft mine near Ramey, and as
ss h;1 arrangements are aatifactori!y
-le.t, the wrks will he pat In onerH
f r Mr. Wliiiehead, who is already ran-
T - L
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ifer Urfc-e mines In the Cierflld re-
j;:r'i Sou- e
.rt ' f ', Cvinsty. v
J"'--""' fc's"f the ol.
reiwe;j, of 5trongtown. In-
nom most of the yonncand
ler folks here are well e
4f'
A wdh. bad his epidermis accirlentaliy
5 I with a portion of a load f hot
l-intirgtheriiherdty with a p,rt.
Do yoo suiler from sick or uervoushead-
ache, neuralgia or s'ef plessness ? If so, do
not delay, busting that In time nature will
restore yoo, but go at onoo to E. Jarnts
Druag!st, Ebtinsburg, Pa., for Dr. Faust's
Germarj Cur. 4-8.-e.o. w.ly
Our alwaya amiable and entirely compe
tent friend, John SI. Furey, formerly city
editor of the Altoona Dalia Tribune, and af
terwards of the Daii'y Sun, Is now doing the
local writing on the Bellefonte Democrat, and
H Is needlec to say that it is well done.
Cherrytree, Indiana county, and Cur
wensTllle, Clearfield county, are now In
communication by teleohone, the line hav
ing been completed a few days ago. Mean
time the much talked of fine from here to
Carrolltown seetns to have died the death.
The second and last bereavement sn far
In our afflicted household has called forth re
newed expressions of earnest eyinpathy'f rom
our friends of the press and many others, for
which, as on the previous occasion, we ask
tlieiii to accept our sincere and heartfelt
gratitude.
Mr. Richard Tudor, an old end well
known citizen of this place, bad the misfor
tune last Sunday morning to slip and fall iex
an Icy boardwalk in the rear of the .'ambl ia
House, where be boards, thereby fracturing
his arm close to the shoulder, lie has our
sympathies.
Mm. ;eorge Engleliach, Jr., and six of
her children are down with sunie kind of fe
ver at their home In Upper Yoder township,
All of them, however, except the eldest
child, In whose case diphtheretic symptoms
have developed, were at latest accounts in a
fair wuy to recover.
Through the instrumentality of our
townrnian, Mr. A. J. Rhey, two car.a of the
fls i cailed carp have been planted in the
northern waters of this county. One can
went to CI. arfield creek and tl.e other to
Beaver creek, and the growth of both depos
its will be carefully watched.
Mr. Frank Henry, who about thltty years
ago resided at Summit ville, this county, but
who for nn et of the time since tiien has been
living at liloomficld, B'.air county, where he
was engaged in the iron business, died on
Wednesday of last week, ai-ed, we presume,
about M years. Peace to bis ashes.
Miss May Henderson, daughter of Mrs.
Annie Henderson, of the Cambria House,
Ibis place, slipped, fell and sprained her
back very severely on Tuesday last about
noon. She is a pupil in the high up grade of
our public schools, and it will be a pity If
she don't Weep her average next Monday.
On the principle of "time aiout i fair
piny." the Teachers' In titule will (his year
be held in Johnstown, provided the small
pox, which is now prevailing to a considera
ble extent in nnd about that place, doee not
interfere to prevent it In that event Eens
burg will come in for two Institutes in suc
cession. Mr M. I-. Keck, business mnnofer of the
Cambria House, this place, received tbe sor
rowful intelligence on Monday evening last
that bis father, Mr. Isaac Keck, of Punx-Mi-tawney,
Pa, was sick nn'o death, and that
if he wished to see him alive there was no
time to b le-f. Mr Keck left for the pater
nal home on Tuesday morning.
Mr. J.din Kirschner Sou, tanners, of
this placp, have contracted with our clever
and competent friend Frank Molloy. plumb
er and gas fi'ter, of Altoona, for the nutting
of steam beatng pij.es in their large hide
drying room, seven'y two feet in lenrcth, and
the work Is to he done as soon as possible.
That it will be a good job when completed
admits of no doubt.
A lady naieed Stonebraker recently
wrapped her two months-old child ui in a
shawl, or something of that kind, the day
being cold, and started on a visit from her
home near Taylorsville, Ind'ana county, to
Dixonvllle. Reaching the !ntter place in
due time, she removed the wraps from hT
infant and to her horror found that it had
been smothered to dea'h.
The Greensburg Democrat ssv that n.
Shaw, of Salem township, that county, has
In his posse-sinn a thimble and threaded
needle, which was owned iv his great grand
mother, Miruaret Shaw, at the iMne oT the
burning of Hannastown bv the Indians in
172; also a smoothing iron which was found
standing jri front of the fire-place in one of
the houses burned down at the time.
A raid was made on ti e cellar of Mrs.
Davis, widow of Elien Davis, deceased, a
few nights ago, but as the noise made by the
intruder attracted tbe attention of the in
mates of tW house arid led t" investigation,
the burg'sr hastily decamped withou secur
ing anvthing in the shape of plunder. En
trance was gained through be cellar door,
which had been inadvertently left unlocke I.
Mr. Ed. H Keyes. proprietor of the p.i
we'! House, Altoona, one of the mo-t genial
and pepnlar gent!' man in that city, and Miss
Annie, daughter of our highly esteemed
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Sharp, were mar
ried at St. John's (Catholic) church, Al
toona, vesrerilav morning. That (I'd may
bless and prosper the new I v -wedded pair In
time as well ns in eternity Is our earnest and
heartfelt praver.
flurles frica, one of the parties aires
ted in A'toooa this day two weeks aro for
stes'nrf n overcoat and wstcti in Hunting
don bus b-en t'icinil gni'tv in the Hunting-
di.n coiin'y irt and sentenced to the peni-
te. t a'V. fro'n w' ence he pr dilated only a
few months !j. for a term oi five years and
six months .Times M-fa'.e. who was ar
rested at th- sime lime and for the same of
fense, has i.een acquitted.
Another child of the editor of this paper,
Joseph, agerl l.ear'y nine years, has been
suffering for a week past with something
akin to d'pbtteria. the principal point of at
tack being ha nose, but, thank Ir'id. hit con
dition is ench at present writing that there
is goi.d reason to hope for his early and
thorough recovery the earnest players of
hundreds of s mpat hi zing tr lends seeming at
last lo t.e bearing fruit.
-Mr. John P. I.evan, who has chrtiue fo
the lower shops of the P. rt. R Co. at Al
toona, celebrated the forty-seventh anniver
sary of bis birth and the thiitieth anniversa
ry of his indenture ns an appientice to the
comppr.y both at the same time on Thursday
of lard week, ne was the first apprentice
ever indentured to learn a trade under the
direction of the P. K. R. Co.. and has faith
fully served said coiporation ever since.
We Invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor This
house has heen est.atili-.hed nearly 40 years,
and his good- are celebrated evei y where for
pnnty and strength. We would recommend
a trial of his Gold Medal brands to all who
appreciate good and w holesome bread, cakes,
etc. His Gold Medal ssle.atus or h'-cart.
soda Is sold b M. L. Oatman, John Lloyd
and E. C. Parrish. ENensburg. 10-7 -4 .
Our young tticiid George Weber, for
merly of this psce, is at present emp'oyed
in the freight department of the B. A O R.
R , w'th a ronm1ng commission which takes
In all the line lietween Pittsburgh and Cum
berland. George expects soon, however, to
get something better a "better half," we
hopeand settle down as station agent t
Palsbnry, Someiset county. We certainly
wish him all the good luck he deserves, and
that Is abundance for anybody.
On Thursday of last week. Surveyor
David Peelor, of Johnstown, marked out the
ground in the grove west of town, formerly
the property of the heirs of Stephen Lloyd,
deceased, but now owned by T. H. Iliept, of
the Mountain ITo-j-e, on which that gentle
man is now making the necessary prepare
Hons tn erect a flrsf class summer resort as
soon as the weather next spring will permit
the woik to Iw commenced and pushed to an
At a meeting of the Bosrd of Pardons,
held in Harrieborg on Tuettday last, the fol
lowing named eonvfefs were recommended
to executive clemency : Edward Grinder,
rape, sentenced April 7, 1879, to ten years in
the penitentiary ; Wm. Scott, manslaughter,
sentenced In Lackawanna county, Sept. 13,
1R7. to ten vears in the penitentiary, and
Ira T. Conrad, rspe, sentenced in Hunting
don county, Aug 27, 1879, to eight yeara In
the pen'tentiary.
Nathaniel, youngest son of Mr. Ezekiel
Hughes, a former well known citizen ot this
place, but who removed to Iowa City many
yeara ago, died in California last week. The
deceased, who was shout twenty five years
of age. was born in Elenburg. He was the
victim of consumption, and some time ago in
company with his sister Mary, went to the
Pacific coast hoping that its'climate would
Improve and possib'y restore bis health'
The hope, however, proved to be delusive.
"Guaranteed to cure." is the induce
ment offered fo vou to call at James' new
Driiu Store. Ehenshmg Pa., and lmy a bottle
of Dr. Faust's German Cough Syrup. It is
based upon chemical laws, and 1 prepared
with the most scrupulous care. This medi
cine iswarranted tocure consumption, coughs,
colds, sore throat bronchitis, snd all pul
monary diseases. Remember An ordinary
cough leads to consumption if allowed to
continue without relief. Price, 25c. 50c. and
$1 a bottle. f4-8.-e.o.w.ly.
The lifeless remains of a nam named
Robert Flinn were found In a fence corner
nt Gallitzin. this county, about 8 o'clock on
Friday evening last. "The deceased, who
was aged about 43 years and had heen a sail
or in tbe English merchant service for five
vears and In the United States navy for ten
yars. came to Gallitzin lst July, and since
then at least has followed the occupation of
a nonimon day laborer. I nfemperance is be
lieved to have been the direct cause of Ids
sad and sudden death The remains were
interred at the expense of the county.
That pitiless desolstor of out own house
hold, diphtheria, has invaded tbe home of
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Barclsy. of the Altoona
Sun and robbed it of one of its most preclo-.is
treaanres their bright and winsome little
daughter Clara, ag-d shout 7 years, who
died on Mondav last. Having been called
within less than three weeks to mourn the
loss of two of our own loving and well be
loved little ones, we can truly sa that our
heart goes out in deepest sympathy to Mr.
Barclay and bis bereaved family, whom we
implore God to save from further affliction.
The corroper's lurv in the ease of Al
bert Cashlinc. the Altoona lad whose death
from I'l treatment was noticed in our last is
sue, returned a verdict on Tuesday last that
the deceased came to bis death from perito
nitis caused bv injuries received at the
hands of two other boys named Samuel
Bowers and Harrv Qeesey. Owing to the
youth of the guilty parties- no arrests have
been made, nor is it likely that an v steps will
be taken to punish them, although they rich
ly deserve it, if for nothing else than the
example It would furnish to others of a quar
relsome disposition.
On Saturday last, as we learn from the
Johnstown rn.uri. Mr. John Edwards, a
young man empioved as a wire drawer at
the Portage-street Wire Works, made a nar
row escape from having his head separated
from his body, and even as it was hi hurts
are prettv serious. The strand was passing
rapidly through the block, and when within
ten or fifteen feet of the end a loop was form
ed, which jerked over the head of Mr. Ed
wards and was pulled tight around his neck.
Fortunately it slipp.-d a'ong without strang
ling hiiii, but the sk'n was cut oocn ami the
windpipe somewhat airaed.
We have teen requested to announce
that a vocal and instrumental concert, of a
most enioyable character will be given at tbe
Court House in this n'sce, on Wednesday
evening of next week. Nov. 3tlth. by Prof.
W. Aubrey Powell, a celebrated vocalist and
pianist of Scranton, Pa., oneha'f the pro
ceeds of which will be for the benefit of the
M. C. church in this place Mr. Powell fills
the position of oicanif at the cathedral in
Scrsrfon. and is said to be without a superior
in his profession. A'l should go and hear
bim. Entertainment to commence at o'
clock; admission. 2!5 cents children lOcts.
t'ountv Superintendent St raver, of this
place, received a telegram on Monday last
announcing the death of Mrs. Catharine
Strayer. wife of his brother Solomon, which
sad event ocenrred in Tavlor township, near
Johnstown, about 8 o'clock that morning.
The deceased ladv bad been suffering with
cramn from the Friday previous, but up un
til a short time before her death no appre
hensions whatever were felt as to the result.
Her age was about 30 y.-ats and her loss is
keenly felt bv her bereaved husband and
family as well as bv a large circle of svmna
tbi'ing friends, all who knew her estec mini;
her very highly. Peace to her ashes.
Sickness and death having invaded our
family circle and robbed it of two of its most
cherished members, we need scarcel y as-iure
those indebted to us that our expenses Have
been correspondingly heavy, and that now
is the time for them to show their sympathy
in a practical way bv extending to us a help
ing band. Our necessities, we trust, will be
sufficient excuse for intruding this subject
upon the attention of those concerned at a
time so unseemly. AH who have hearts to
feel for the woes of others will, we are nre.
heed this earnest appeal without stopping to
consider the time ami circumstances under
which it is made. Lei the response, then, be
prompt and generous.
A corresixmdcnt of the Cherrvtree R
cord writing from Montgomery t.wnsliip.
Indiana county, says that a man named
D'-uuhortv. an employe on tbe log job of
Howard Wilson, was seriously injured one
day last week under tbe followed circum
stances : He was standing on and topping
a tree which was lying across another fallen
tree, the butt being considerably elevated.
Whilst in that position another tree fll
across 'he butt, causing the top t spring up
and throwing Mr. D. with an ax in hand,
about fifteen feet in the air In his fall ie
received a cut which penetrated his lip and
t'.nt'iie : besides the concussion of his ascent
jammed bis leg from the ankle to the knee.
The gentleman war taken to his home near
Dixonville.
--Allen G. neist, who is a brother of Mr.
T II Heist, of this place, was elected Sher
iff of Bucks county at the late election by
abou 700 majority. Three y ears ago he was
a candidate for nomination for tin same of
fice before the Democratic county conven
tion and was defeated bv only one vote j
lie didn't, however, set himself up against j
the decision of the convention and wage a
guerilla war against bis successful competi- j
tor. but gave lii iii his active and hearty sup
port, and now he lias bis reward by being
Ids successor with tle full ndorserhent of
the Democi sicy of his county. Certain as
pirants for office at the Democratic primary
election in thif county lat Set ti mi'er would
occupy a very different position in their par
ly to day. as well as in the future, if thev
had pursued the same p. .norabl" course dur
ing the campaign toward their sm-cessful op
ponent and might in the future meet with fa
vor for a place en the county ticket ; but as
they have seen fit to make their own politi
cal bed, so they must lie in it.
- - - - -
A Yocno Camiihi n KiiXKn at Chicaoo.
A dispatch from Cnicago was rec ived bv
the Chief of Police, Alf.wina, on Tuesday
last, containing a death message for the pa
rents of S. P O'Neill, and on the following
morning the message was handed to our
young friend Patrick Ryan, a fireman on the
Mountain division, who is a brother-in-law
of the S. P. O'Neiil named in th- dispatch,
who telegraphed to Chicago and received a
response informing him that Simon P. O'
Neill had been killed the previous day in the
railr nd yard of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road, ot: which he was employed
as a fireman. His remains were expected to
arrive at Cresson to-day. The deceased,
who was a son of Mr. Peter O'Neill, of Mun
s'er township, was about twenty-five years
of age and had been absent ftom home for
about three. His remains will be interred
in the Catholic cemetery. Loretto, tivmorrow.
May his soul rest in peace.
Death op a Good Old 'ittze. Mr.
James Barnett. an old and much respected
citizen of Clearfield township, and lor many
year a prompt-paying suliscrlher to the
Fuf.f.man, died on last Mondav evening,
He was a native of Uerry county, Ireland.
He was alwiut seventy years of age. He
leaves a wife a nd several children, o- e of the
latter lieing a physician, and now epgaged
in the practice of his profession in the vil
lage of Sinnmerhill, Croyle township in this
county. May Gol grant rest to the soul of
our old and steadfast fiiend.
CATARRWAi.fPoiso. Cnterrh poion the
mnciiiii niein'irs.ne, poisons the blood and
vital fluids, poisons the bines, liver undjkid
neys. From a simple rnld to the rotting,
sloughing nnd death of the sn of sme'l,
taste nd hearing. Sanford's Radical Cure
for Catarrh is supreme. Complete treat
ment only f 1.
ltrotTA7T To TRATr.l.F.R. Special in
ducements are nffered you hy the iJcfi.tso
ton Poctk. It will pay you to read their
advertisement, to he found elsewhere in this
iasue. .-!. -10m.
N KRTors Hepacrb, Periodical Head
ache, Neuralgic Hesd.cri, are enred lv Dr.
METTACK'S HEADACHE A vn DYSPEP-
Kiixed Kkak Aliwritptb. Mr. Wm.
J. King, assistant supervisor on Supervisor
Ehrenfela's division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, which extends from Altoona to
Gallitzin, was -struck by an engine near Alle
grippus about 1:: o'clo?k on Wednesday af
ternoon, receiving injuries frop.t which he
died In a few minutes. The details of the
lamentable affair, asf nrnished by the Altoona
7Vt&une of yesterday morning, areas follows :
AMlftant Supervisor Klnit, wa ena-aired In ran
ntnir lines for a new !diu which is being put
down a short dttRnce east ot the eiitnal block at
Allejrrlppns. with the afgistsnce ot two repairmen
Bd had leen aeraiieu ior inai purpose, ni
.v.- ,r.-n w-r- .r-ixiiror on ine
south trnr while a freight train west was passing
on the norh tra-k A slight snow was laihhi- at i
the time which together with the noise ot the ;
passing train prevented them rn.in noticing two i
engines No 6S and 381 . approaching from the j
want on the south track. The'engines had as-l'ted :
a In-lght train up t:i mountain, and coupled to- j
gerher were returning down to tbe citv. Michael ;
Met 'ann fireman of engine No. a. which was ran- ,
Ding ah-ad saw that two ol the men did not seem I
t notice their danger, although he was nr.giog
the bill, and he called to the engineer. R. (i. Mc
cormick, to a-arn tliom with the whistle. The en
gineer whistled repeatedly at a point fur enough
awav to give them plenty bt time to get off of the
trne'k. Both of Mr. KiugV assistants looked back
and stepped from the track , shouting at the same
time to him. He did not seem to hear them, but
stood looking down at the track, holding in his
hand the rod used in surveying, lhe engine j
struck him and he was thrown between the tracks, j
The engines were -topped and the unfortunate ,
man wag placed on engine No. 6S and tak-n te 1
Kittanning Foint. His skull was fractured In :
several places. While transf-rnng him to a west !
bound tmm at Kittrnning Point tor the purpose of
taking him to Oallilxin. Mr. King breathed hi j
last, having been unconscious frutn the time he (
had been struck. His remaius were taken to the ,
residence ol Supervisor Ebrenteld at Onliltiin, '
and the coroner summoned. No blame attache? to I
any ol the railroad employes tor thedlstressinii ac
cident, which could not be prevented. j
Mr. King was a nephew of the late Thomas A.
Seott. president of the Pennsylvania railroad. i
HIs home is at Chaoihersburg. Pa., where his wi
dowed mother still resides, lie came to this city 1
in October of last year and until the middle of last .
mouth was engaged at his profession as a civil en- i
gineer in the i.flice c.f Mr. Keed, principal assistant j
engineer. The news ot his s:id death ua.t a gloom ;
over the railroad offices in this city. He was a
quiet, unassuming y mng geutJeman. and was
held in high re-pect by every ont who had formed
his ncqua intance. He was aged about 'it years.
While in this city he boarded atthel'gau Houso,
hut since ne had been acting as a-sista ut s jper
vtsor he hud been hoarding at Fitzharns' hotel at
Oallltzin. His remains will be sent to Chambers- ,
burg for interment.
BttoccHTTO Book. The Altoona TWiune
of Saturday says :
Our readers will remember that when William
M. L.loyd fk Oo.'s bank cio-e.i It was asserted tliat
the assets were more 'ban sufficient to meet all
liabilities, and that tbe depositors would all be
paid In full within a designated time II they
would not Insist on their demand for Immediate
payment. This course. It was represented would
render unnecessary the trouble uuil expense ol
proceedings ju bankruptcy. In order that the de
positors might coiiude in tue assertion and aijreo
to the ib-sired extension ol lime, a bond witb Hon.
James Oardner. ol Hollidaysburg naini-1 as trus
tee, was .irawn. and signed by a number of the
most responsible citizens ot Ailooua. in which they
hound themselves iu amounts ranging from one
thousand to twenty-five thousand dollars to pay
the said depositors in detaultof payment by W il
liam M. l.loyd Co. Suits have been brought in
the common pleas court ot Blair county against
the ol.li.itors. a separate action havtn been in
stituted against each signer. A meeting ul the
several defendants, was called a lew days ago to
decide upon what nctiou 'hall be tuken. It Is
thought that noe ca-e will be selected lor trial as
a test case. The defendant seem confident that
there can be do recovery ou the bond. Tl.e matt-ir
has, however, caused considerable speculation,
and it remains for the court to pa-is, upon and de
cide a question which no duubl each ot the parties
litigant thinks will be determined iu his lavor.
isricins; in Altoona. A young man of
21 years, or thereabouts, entered the office of
the Central Hotel, Altoona, about 10 o'clock
on last Tuesday night, and asked if he
cou Id secure a room. Keceiving an answer
in the affirmative, he handed the keeper a
half a dollar, leinai king that he would not
eat anything, as he did not feel well. About
midnight two pistol reports were heard by
the occupants of the rooms adjoining the one
in whie!i be bad been put to sleep, and when
the door was unlocked the young man was
found lying iu bed in a dying condition, bis
brains oozing from a bullet hole in the right'
side ot his head. He died in fifteen minutes,
lie registered as l-J. P. St ppen, Boston."
The Coroner held an inquest on Wednesday
morning and a verdict was rendered in ac
cordance with the above facts. So writing
nor any tiling else was found upon his person
by which he could be identified, aml the re
mains of the unfortunate man, which were
visited by a large number of persons during
the day, were interred in the almshouse
burying ground. I
--..
Mn. William R. Seymovu, of Columbus. !
O., writes: "I attended a course of lectures :
several winters ago at the Ohio Medical Col- !
lege of Cincinnati, Ohio. There I was taught
that 'Iron is a prominent element in tho phy
sical organism of mankind ; without it life is
an impossibility. A vast percentage of the
diseases and premature deaths to whi'di the
r.vce is subject, is caused, or at least made
possible by a weakening of the body in con
sequence of a lack of Iron in the blood.' :
Having suffered from ill-health, poor diges- j
tion ami urinary troubles ever since I recov- ;
ered from typhoid fever, I determined to
give Iron a trial. From investigation I learn
ed 'hat Brown's Iron Bittrs weie the best,
and that they did not blacken the teeth, so I
concluded to make use of ihem. They have
acted like a charm. I have never before felt
so robust, hearty and strong."
SPF.c tAL attention is directed to the pros"
pectus ot the Pittsburg Weekly Pout for 182.
to be found in another toluinn of mil paper.
An able and thoroughly relia'ile Democratic
paper, su:h as the Post is admitted tube, le-si-rves
to be most I ibet ally sustained by every
Democrat who has the success of hi - politi
cal faiMi at heart, and we are gratified to
know that it has hitherto met with that gen
erous appreciation to which its merits so ful
ly entitle it, and winch is a guarantee of its
on uter suecess in the future. The weekly
Pout is mailed to subseriiiers at the low price
oi $1 ."iu pi-r year, wnd to farmeis, who are
i specially interested in maiket reports, we
i take pleasure in recommending the Pott as
woithy of their patronage.
Speer's Port fiitAPE Wis k pou Weakly
Persons. This excellent nrodiict of '1 lie
1:1 ane is preset ilieil anl used by the leailinz
physicians in the country, when a jjenerous
atiTl rourislntiiT wine is (lesiralde ; especially
fin females, aued persons anil consumptives;
and hy churches for roniinunion. Hundreds
of New York p' ysieians have visited Speer's
j vineyards and Wine Cellars, out twelve
1 miles" distant from New York, and are sur-
I prised to see the foreign Port Wine Grapes
1 so successfully liiown in this country. The
L ufeintenteil Juice fur churehes is from the
Oporto Grape preserved in its natural state
just as it runs from the press. For sale hy
E. James, at the new.lrut store, Ebensuurg.
We note with sincere regret the death of
Mi. Catharine Cooney, wife of our old-time
friend J T. Cooney, Esq., of E. Coneinaugh,
who died Thursday'eveuing. Nov. 17, after a
long and painful illness, aged about 48 years.
The deceased lady was the youngest daugh
ter of the late Mir iiaei Bracken, who resided
near the Viaduct, in Croyle township, and a
sister ot Mr. Mieh'l Bracken, one of the most
enterprising and respected citizens of Gal
litzin. She was all that the name of wife,
mother, friend and neighbor in its true aense ;
implied, and her death is indeed a sad blow 1
to the bereaved husband and his motherless j
children. May her soul rest in peace.
Men of Eminent Ability,
Spholur and rrliHmists. have desoted years ot tima
ind skillful labor that tny mltrht. in a measure,
relieve human stitTi rinif. Ir. Faust's lerman Ar
onia ic Wine Is the result of thr tnoyt patient and
on!'ul experiments. Il is prepared with the must
scrupulous care from pure Irrupe .tome and the
choicest Frulis, K.K.ts and Hert.s, and stands pre
eminently without nn equal fir the use of Indies
uflerinif with private disnr ItTJ, at;ed or feetile and
debilitated person, and those recovering frutn the
eflerts of exhausflnir diseitse, or mental or phyjiical '
overwork. Iu:.rniiteed to proiDute digestion and
tnvurorateatid iflve ncwand pennanen'. vital force.
In misiiyran it be used ns .tn tntovto nr. Ask
liruiort"ts. For sals at E. James' new Drnit Store,
Ebueburit. Pa. . - -e o w.ly
A X.TTTLB thlevlnir is a dMnecrous part
IOU stealing largely is a noble rt.
'Tjs in-'au to roh a henroost of a htn,
But stealing thousands innkes as irentlemen.
There is some mistake abont that assertion.
Ste ilinir does not mi.ke the Kontlcman. hut, to the
eontsary. theuwnershipof r..od clothes does. Sup
pose we" skip that q:ieton tor the presont. and iro
on ar other txek. This w:iy : That whenever you
jro to hoy tfoit J clothes not only icood. but clina.
you will iro off the tielt If 11m fail to pftrinize Si
mon it Hendheiin. next door to the First National
Buk, Altoona. Make a nut of this.
Swur tin Ilie days of pumpkin pl,
W hen saiis-iges t.eicln to bl.Kim :
When buckwheat cakes are drawtnu !s;h.
And hickory nuts are on the boom.
Pumpkin pie 1 The day Is past and (rone ! Fat,
In the language of I on Moore, its memory linirr
with us and Is sweet. IMd you amt turkey T No!
Then your next best thlnu is to o to 'iodfrey
Wolf's, next door tn the postoffice. Alfoo-ia. ni
huy lor yonrself a suit ol clothing which b rnpai-ne-is.
c.unjilotences and cheapness cannot K sur
passed. (Is THtRTT DiT' Trial. We will seni Dr.
jive's ehroied Eleetro-Voltaic fl..!t and ether
Ki'eirie Appliances m trial for thf'fy dnys to
v. n nn men and elder persons who ara afSirted
with Nervous Iobllity. Lost Vitality, etc.. gsar
antrelnar speedy reliel and eomiilete ret. .ratios of
vuror and mxnliaod. Also tor Kheiimaflstn, Nsn
ralirla. Paralysis. Liver and K'dney dnfU'iilltee,
Kuptre. and msny other dicj..os. lilnstraud
ismphiet tnt iree. Aaarese i'e:c nen oo,
DEATH TO WORM.
B. T. truest! ELM WORN SYKt'r never falls !
t doetroT ptn. et. ronnd, thread and stomach
worms. This Worm Svrtip Is a pleasant, safe and
etteotaal remedy f-rail kinds of worms. As most
of tha worm medicines offered to the pnhltc ara
preparations so nauseating and disagreeable to tha i
taste thai it is almost impossible to get a child U 1
tjka them. It is the most desirable remedy that I
can be a-iven lor worms. It ha neither tho' taste
nor smell of medicine, and can he trlTen to the
mot delicate imam with perleet safety. The gen
eral symptoms of worms are a sallow complexion,
with a bluish circle around the eyes, enlargement
of the abdomen and stomach, foul breath, gnaw
ing pains in the stomach and bowels, lrrt.it alar ap
petite, starting or grinding of the teeth while
ncieci. etc. 11 is a in men i n me lact inn i numired
of children are hurried to the grave on account of
the above symptoms of4cn being txkn for some
otherdlsease, where s many might have been saved
simply bv ttie use o.' 11. K. Hunker Worm Syrup,
It Is un.lounte.lly the mn.n valuable w..rm syrup
that can be had for all Winds of stomach, feat, pin
nnd thread worms. 'an be used by old and young,
adults ;oing a? likely to have worms as children.
(Ir. Knnkel is the only sueee fu! physician in this
country wtio removes laue Worm tn two hours.
, IH'I( .r, i.rn.l mill till, ituu IIO H'CUIll!! inn'.. Cll. J
i Price of the Worm Syrup, ft. or 6 bottles for 5.
! (For Tape Worm, write and consult the doctor.)
j For all others buv of vour druggist the Worm Svr
, nn, and It he has' it not. send to F.. F. Kunkel. iiio
. N. Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Fa. Advice bj mail
j frea ; send three rent stamp,
HYNPF.FSI.V DYSPEPSIA.
E F. KunkeTs Hitter Wine of Iron, a sure cure
for this disease. It has been prescribed daliy for
many years in the practice of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. Symptoms are loss of
appetite, wind and rising of food, drvn ess in mouth,
headache, dizziness, sleeplessness and low spirits.
Uet the genuine. Noi sold in hulk, only In fl bot
tles, or sn bottles lor AA. Ask for K. F. Kunkles
Hirter Wine of Iron, and take no other. If vour
druggist has it not. send to pmprteter. E. f . Kun
kel, 2M N. Ninth St.. Philadelphia. I'a. Advtoe
free: send three cent stamp. Asehenbaoh A Mil
ler. Hole Afreat. 3d and Oallowbili 8a.. Pbilad'a.
A Rial Nwrsbitt. We presumethere Is hnrd-
ly a lady to be found in our broad land who, if she
noes uoi mreiuy poi"ess a sewing macuine, ex-
pects some dav to become the owner ot one.
The household of a young wife Is now considered
incomplete without a sewing machine.
Next to her lover tho thought uppermost in the
mind of the maiden lust blooming into woman
hood Is a sewing machine.
When asked bv- her parent!, or affianced what
her Christmas or birthday present shall be. the an
swer in a majority ofca-cs is, " A sewing machine."
But alter the "mind ha been fully made up to
purchase one of these indispensable articles, the
question arises as to what kind of a machine to
buy.
It should be r simply con-tructcd that the most
lnxeperienced can successfully operate it.
The other (dints mainly to be considered, and
which are the mom desirable, arc durability, ra
ptdity, capacity tor work, ease of operation, regu
larity of motion, uniformity ol tension, and silence
while tn operation.
Of nil the various machines now upon the mar
ket, the "Light Runniug New Home'' blls the
above requirements most satisfactorily.
it is said to combine the good points of all other
sewing machin.is, and. In addition, has many new
Imnrovements and labor-saving devices.
The price Is now higher thin that of other ma
chines, and every la-lv who is the haopy possessor
ol one mav rest assured she has Indeed a treasure.
All who send lor the coinpnnv's new illustrate. I
catalogue and enclose their advertisement (printed
on another puge). will receive a set ol laney adver
tising novelties, of value to tb.we collecting cards,
ic. Their a. hires? j.. .Iohnsjii?, Clikk A Co., 30
I'nion Square, New York.
MTTI.r. WII.I.IF. S JONK.
O, we're lonesi me vtry lonesome;
Utile Willie's gone away
O, we miss h.n prattle winsome.
And bis curly head to-day !
One bright presence gone forever
From the shores of inisy time;
I.lttle arms shall clasp us never
I-ittle feet our knee ne'er climb.
Willie's vlce no more shall greet us
(Ileeful smile and loving glance ;
Darling boy no more will meet us
Till (io.1'8 voice t-hall wake his trance.
Then we'll see him. dear ns ever.
Brighter, fairer, in the lighr
O! Ho. I s t ice. which darkens never. --
V here (Jod's smile makes all things bright.
Then we'll meet htm ! o, we'll meet him I
Never, never shall we part !
Then we'll greet htm aye. we'll greet him.
Eye to eye and heart to heart! A. II. H.
Chkht SrBtGS, Nov. il. lohl.
Twinkle, twinkle, diminutive typeol nehulai con
densation :
How I meditate upon your c imposition.
Situated above this oblate spheroid at such an al
titude. In similitude an Infinitesimal crystallization of
carbon In the hiue erapyrein."
The Oil City Per i.-t is credited with the compo
sition of this screed John H. Evans lives in Oil
City, and so does Ilan Boulton. We c:ive It to
those gentlemen. n honor, whether they, or eith
er ot them, knew a better or cheaper place to buy
clothing ut than Jas. J. Murphy's, low Clinton
street, Johnstown?
It is a sin to steal a pin
A shame to quarrel and fight ;
But there s nothing meaner
Thsn the scissors gleaner.
Who steals what others write.
They never e'eal this Item without giving due
credit the item which will lollo.v. Man may
come, and man may go, but the Item goes on for
ever, yyhen you w:if,t to buy a pair of good, ser
viceable boots or shoes, for either lad'es or gentls-
nrn. either call on or write to S. Blumenthall
1119 Eleventh avenue. A Itoona. It he can't give
you satisfaction, then our recommendation Is ot do
avail.
Oh, What a Cough I
Will Ton hsrd the warning, the signal, perhaps,
of tl.a nVar aptiroarih ol that mi.st ternhle .llasse,
t'unstifni tion . Ask yourself it yr,u ran ae.ir.! for
the sske ot sstIii S.1 rnts tn run the risk and do
nnthinr for it. Wa know fr.im er.er:enr tbat
Sbtiolt's 'are will cure tout rnnir h This will ti
jilain why mort than a mtlton boitlrt wre sold the
past rear, lr rellnves t "roup a n-i Wtmnpi nr ( 'oue;h
at onee. Mother. d not te withunt It. F- rKame
Hek. Silo, or t'hest. use Shiluh's Porous fiasters
"lold bj K. James. Et.enhuis;, I'a. ;- -a n.w.ls.f
r,atllea. for those distressing com
plaints tit whirh yu are soft feet,
iff Ir. Faust's German Aromatic
If'itte. 4-7, '81 -17. j
iitmemi:ai
F.MT'.ill W ATKKS. 1 arrtd. nt tlio ret lence
or tho brl.le ni'.ther. In tlio l.ajt Ward, on Thurs
dny evenirttr. IVev. 17. 1S1, hy Kov. A S. Morri
son. Mr. W1LLI4M Imkih. of Siinim rhill town
ship, and .Mis Liizzia Vatkk. ot thin pi ir
H AI.I.I'.i; AN-:oAI .M.irrted. at St John's
hnrrh, .Inlintown. c.n l'usdsy morienti, N-ir. Si,
18S1.I.T Hev. Fnther (nllagli.-r, Mr. Mk-h'l Hal-
i.eh a is. of Cambria horo'. ami Miss MiCtt'oiii.
ol Ji.lm-.fown.
HKNKOH A N K KKI.A N. Murried. at fme
time and place, by the same, Mr. Josjv Hens
;ha and Mts AIauv Kbelak, both of Cambria
bor.iuih.
M A KSH ALT RYAN. Msrrie I. at the same
place, hy the same, on Thursday. Nov. 24. 1S1, Mr.
Wm. .11 AKbU all and Alisi Ki 1 Kvam, both of 1
Millvllle. i
15. Sz Ji.
KOTDIBr.R 12th, 1191.
liAltC.AT.NS IN
Unclerwear for Men, Women anil Children.
LA It-1 FN' M FRI N O IMIKKIVI AB
At W. So. 7fc.. fl.OO and up
Ladies' Scarlet Underwear at
and tin.
ai -i i ui ti n
.
Children's MermoT'nderwcarfrom v5c
..... UK.
ami VeNts.
(Children's S.-otch Mixed Pants
Cnilnrcn's Scarlet Pants and Vests in all sites.
from 11 to iSc.
Mn's Merino Shirts and Drawers at 2i,0, (40
90. 78c.. fl.Oo snd up to the finest dualities.
Men's genuine Scotch Wool Shirts and lirawers
all Sltel.
Hovs' underwear In While, (Irsy and Sear'et.
Purchasers will find the above lines full and
ecaaplote and at prices lower than elsewhere.
LARnc Lists OF
nosi i-; II Y, !
Tor T.adles, Mltses and .thildren. j
Ijftdles' fine Casliiiiere Hose at 85. 40, 4S and &0c.
Ladies' fin.; ttHsnrnere Hose, 7Ve., S1.00, and
up. in choice new shades.
Lndle heavy t :olton Hose, plain dark colors
and iancv stripes.
Oreat variety Misset' Hose. In Casbmero, Meri
no, Wool and t otton.
(Children's J w ool and Cashmere Hose, In band
Botne stripes and fancy plaids.
Men's Hall Hose, Merino, Cashmere. Cotton
and Wool.
Special harir iln fn 50 dosen Men's Resl Sootch
Wool Sock", extra heavy, opened to-day.
MI.K 11 A X llHI RCIII ITS.
50 nnzen Silk Hamlkcrclilerr", in a irreat va-lety
of hnmlsoroe new dcstg-its, at 'JOc. esch. pure silk.
61 doten Silk Handkerchiefs, pure silk, at. 40c.
each.
loo d.iren Silk Handkerchiefs, at 50, J0. 75e. and
SI. 00. in every ImaKinstile tyle, and quality.
Silk and Caslnn.Te Mufflers.
Linen Handke'chieN for ladies and irenilemen,
plain nnd l.incy bor.!-rs. at l-Je. each, and up.
Attraction In the Cl nk room constantly increas
ing holee Walklnir Jackets. Cuds ami Pockets
of plus h. at 00 w a Ik inn Jackets at S.6d. f 7.60,
J9.00. tlo.Oo. fl'A.50 and fl.Vod In liifht cloth, and
line I'.l.u k InaKoual Ho. man from $.S.OO up to $60.00;
tu end lei's varietv to s.flect fr-tra.
I)..luians ol Satlu Mervoilleux. etc., at t& 00.
worth S,0.00.
Pulinan". new shape. Satin Rnadamis at S1.00.
worth 00.
Itolmans, trimmed In Fur ad Pluh, $10.00,
4.s.on. SAo.uo and 0 no.
Silk circnlars at rifr.OU, tJO.00. Sa.00, 96.00 up to
$M 00.
Seat Skin Saeque to snlt all in prices', site and
qnnllty. commencing at fl'ii.uo, and up to the best
ursdes.
A very good variety Children's Coats, Ulsters
and Ulsteretts. cotnuiencinir at fj 00 ard up to fM.
New lre" I.hmIs. New Silks. New Plushes and
Velvets. New Frme; Passementeries. Buttons.
eo..New Neckwear. Kid flloves button and hook.
Chamois (Cloves very long, fl.00 a pair. Full
lines ot Men's and Boys Olove. Drtvinu Hoves,
t ur Top Oloves. Cloth ttloves. wool Knit o loves.
JiOClCiS .t lilTHI,.
lit rrillRIL NTREF.T, A I.I.HiHIi.VT.
STRAY P.UtX. Came to the pre to i-
ses of Ihn subscriber. In IV'an township, on or
alM.ut the 'J-nh of October l ist, a red and white
bull, with white face, and on year old last spring.
The owner is requested to eotne lorward, prove
property, pny charues and take him away; other-
wite ne win D ai.sposea 01 at ine taw airecis.
rHIUP 1'UtlLt.
NO DULL TIES HERE!
USIMESS ALWAYS B
TOO MANY GOODS M NOT ENOUGH MONEY :
Is what's the matter with us now That is to sav. we liaye bought such a large j
assortment of iroods this fall Unit we
counters to place them ; so we shall lie glad to exchange thuui i
with the public for tha public's money, as we tan fimi
plenty of places to put nil the cxs'li any of our j
old or new customers have to spare. In j
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have the largest and most varied assortment we have ever carried. M'e have
taken special pains this fall in selecting our stork of Ladies" Fine :?hoe.
and we take pride in saying that we have much the fitipst assoi; tnent
in Ebeiisbiirg, while in Hoot? for Men avu Tots ereiyliody
knows we keep twice as many as any other merchant iu
town ; so it is useless for us to say anything fur- j
ther about Hoots or Shoes, except that ve
have all kinds and qualitie, as well as
Overshoes in Gum and Cloth,
eithei buckled or plain, for both sexes and of all qualities and sires.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING
is much larger than we have ever before kept. "We lmv found it difficult hereto
fore on account ot our meagre assortment to fit children from 4 1o 10 years of
ape, but now we have all the sizes requ'site for children of any age, while
j for men wv have suits at any price tb-sired. and will tru.trantee to sell
! you a complete outfit as eheap -is the same kind of a suit can be
; bnuchi at anv other establishment in the .State. Ourspecial
1 bargain, however, and it is a great bargain iiuUed. is a
1 SUIT WE ARE SELLING FOR TEN DOLLARS
; We claim that it is the clieaest suit of clothe s in the country, and the very best
I for the monev. We also have the
LARGEST STOCK
ever displayed in Eliensbunr.
Cheapest HATS and Winter CAPS
you ever did see. call at our store and we will show them to you. We challenge
anybody to show you as pood Hats at Toe. and 51. 0U as we are
offering at those prices. We have also a
SPLENDID UNE OF WATLRPROOFS
IN UIl l'KItKNT COLORis:
AN ELEGANT LINE OF FLANNELS IN ALL COLORS,
KlITAUIT. IOR riRISSIS OR SHIRT;
A VERY MCE LINE OF CLOTHS AM) CASSIMEUES FOR MEN'S AND B ib' VER;
A Fashionable Line of Dress Goods for the Ladies ;
THE LARGEST AND BEST LIE OF UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND GENTS;
A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF QUEENS WAKE.
But we haven't ro.itn enough to i numerate half tl.e foods we have for sale ;
so we will simply say that we keep Axes. Baskets, Clocks, Iius. Elephant Over
alls, Fish. (TussHfuers. Hardware. Ink, St. .Jacob's U:l. Kendall's 'navin Cure.
Lamps. Merino Hose, Napkins. Oil l, loth. Paints. Quits, lbipe. Shins, Tinware. '
Umbrellas, Varnishes. Whips, XX l"i.ur. am. Zero Q cishrt s. and everything
else that people need in housekeeping, farming, and all other pursuits of life. :
ire take all kiwi 'tf G HA IX ami I'liOUVCK in exchange for Good, '
AikI rll tlie .ool at Jnst (he fcmiic prices w e do for ratb.
f!-a5g Thankimr all oiir friends for past favors, we again cordially invite ;
j as i them to call at our store and examine our good and prices, believing j
that we can sell them goods as cheap as any one tNe can !. ami knowing that !
, they will tiiiil with us the largest assortment of goods to select from.
V. S. BARKER & IVRO., !
November 11, lv-1.
C3-EO. "W "!Z"EO-E;
CASH DEALER IN' ALL KIND OF
1 T I T t rrvT A T f - T T
flt 1
: n r.M I I i I t f V l 1
, m. x x a i i xa.i.
I
-AND NT A N I 'FACTCll E Ti OF
'!TTM .Nm
-: TI iT ANDSHE
MOli AiloAontli Ave., Altoona, In.
r i nr.Pi:T ri.A r. 1 I MF. ITT. Rooflnr,. ponttus and Repairing. f
til kind promptly nnd aatlafaclor I! j attended to. lo-a4.':. tf.)
REAL ESTATE FOK SALE. A
LOT of til.ot Nil In the West Ward of Kb-f
; ensonrjr Borough, known the "(.ribson Proper-;
( ty." now owned by .T.nne. Kinc boundod .in the
: south by Hlith street, on the e.t by lot of Win. H.
Sticbler. K.sq.. on ths north by Simple street, and
on the west by Maiy Ann street, having a litres
! two story Fhamb I ei.limj Horsi thereon cre-t
d. will fe sold at private sale on renai-mi Ine terms.
Inouire ol M. V. K1T1I I.L.
Nov. 18, JSl.-tf.
JA is foci r IT .. si ... f
A DMINIsTRATOR S NOTICE.
J. V Fstate of Thomas MK'.si i L, ilec'd.
letters of sdnilni'trttion on the e'tae of 1 hos..
Met 'ODnell. flat of Summerhlll township, deceas
ed, havinir been ii-r-n to the nn ierMuncd by the
Keitister of Cambria co ir.ty. pll per-ons 11 A -bted
to said estate are requested to ui ike iiun e liate
payment, and thoe having c Orris Hicairist the
him will present Oiem properlj probstel lor Fct
iletnent. AI'OUsTlNK SidXlN N KLL.
Nov. 11. lS'.-6t. Adrainistntor.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The
partnership heretofcre cxintinic between the
undersiKned in the lumber businec' in Alleichery
tnwuship. Cambria county. Pa., under the firm
natceot Wairnor. Satii.p a"(To.. lias been dissolved
by mutual cousent. w. W. Saup. and I'liadeus
Conrad retirinn. The business 01 the Lite linn will
be continued by .lohD Waun.ir.
JOHN WACXOR,
W. W. SAT-pp,
Oct. 8, 181. 14-et. THAMF.CS l.'UNKAI).
QT A Y ST E E It. Ca me To t T7e "'-.'esT-
KJ dence of the nndersiirnod. in lean '"inship.
on or a bent the 1st 01 last l.-tober. a r d steer with
a wMte face, supi"ied to be a yeaold Inst tprins;.
The owner Is notified to prove j n.rty.pay chi. ru
es and take bitn hwav : In ill n Hi which, the steer
will In due tiTra lie 3ipo-ed .f ai cor.lnnr to law.
JiSK Met ll.'I K L.
Pcan Twp., Nov. 18, 18l.-3t. ,
NtJTTCE. Tlie first and final arconr.t
of H.J. Hads. A.lneeof A. R. Li'ilnirer.
j has been filed In the Court rt Common Plea of
I annibrta county, and will t pmnrmed aboluiely
1 unless exceptions be Bled on or before the Jlrf oi
J 4ttv of Vrcrrnbrr next.
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By the Court. JOHN C. (Arii, Proth'y.
Troihonotary ' Otflce, F.benshunr, Nov. , 1S-L 41.
I CUItSCIMBF. eon tu C
AMBKIA FKEEXAFT.
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BGMG
em.not Cud room on oui shelves aod
and
OF OVERCOATS
If you want to see tl.e
lliiissliiir, 1 n .
r ATT TA T rr- T r T f
A t l Ah i K
T Si I I 1 I I i
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TnAM
ET - I RON YV ARL,
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Offii'e or Crkhin SruisM Cowpanv.
f
o. S3 au!'i rwti st . b'.i.nn No 4a. F hior.
l'u ii.a i.Ki.en 1 v. Nov. 7. 11. ;
N
T.OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
A mcetinir of the stockholders of the Cues
kon Srr.iMOi t um kasv will be held at the office of
tbe C'iir.i:ir. on tiio Ath day of January. Jf. at
2 oVlot k, M ., tortlic ptl;lO. of vol'imi'ti 1:11 In
crease of the capital stock f tins Compsny. by
the issuance ol i r. 'ctre.l n k. as nutbonred t y
an act ot tl.c Heiicr.l Assort.; . en'-t led - A n Act
to ant hori.e t ln i't. s-on Spniits Cni:pn ny to is
sue prelerred stok." approved March loth. H)7.J.
and lor transacting -u. lt ot'ter business tis may be
brootht before lhe inc.
JAM US U. JitS.'LUKli, Seorutary.
Nov. 11, 1M1.-1.
s;t. Jl:iiii iiotoi.
iS'osi. J517 and ot Arch 5Strtf
PHILADELPHIA.
Elites Ueiluced toSs.OO perUay.
The travellintr puhlie will ft 111 rind at this Hotel
the same liberal provision lor their com!ort. Il is
located In the immediate een'res of butne-s and
amusement, and the ditlerent Kail Road depots,
as well as all partsof tbe city, are easily ae.-e-sible
by street curs constantly pismic the doors. It oi
ler special inducements br those visum the city
f. r business or pleasure.
Your patronaae is resoecttuC'v solicited.
IOS. M. FKiir.R, I'roprietor.
Philadelphia. Nov. 1. lsw.-tl
PI.1VKI lI.41sI PLAVS1
LAY SI
For Re 1. linn Clubs, f ir A maten- I'll.
- tr cs 's. 1 em-
Veratw-e Pb iv. Iiniwnm K..o;i I'l 1
ttitopisn I lavs. iil le H .4.
K..ir I'l.i .
; e .k r. IV.t.t..
lutii l.tfciiii-. f 'ol
al e Pr.-para-
mimes. Tableaux. Lmhis. Mi:
oree Ftre. Burnt Cork. Tin-
tions. .larlev 's V'x H'. ri... ll-.r-ls .loiti-
tacties, 'o: tomes. Charade, and Pape- Sc. nety.
New stlotue pent r. e. . -..nt . . nn '1 i e.r o-t-onund
erices. Ml I I. IHIM lis a0.
3 F-. llttt M., ev 1 ork.
TO FARMKKS AM) SIIIiTKRS!
T TTF.R. FttfS. Cheese. Poultry. Wild a'it.
fl.l.ll'l' F.
prl-e list and
!k CO..
p.ns, Iried
rrnit. -c se. d it
1 F. I It I l.l.l i n
floeersl Pruduce Ootnmisston Me.llats.
HEAP!
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her ee aaa rrr ki: ree k
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I GEO. HUNTLEY
i HAS NOW ON HAM1 THE
LARGESlSiFST
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Slovi'w, Tinwpre,
tmoj 1101SEITK1HI; w
J O01 OOOO IiW'IHi ssssss
( ! ( O O oli li
tHJOiJ OUOO OOOO MiI;iD sSsSss
Ac. Sic. tt-it osn Is f.-ntu! fa any ori s'.ib;'i&
niintl n IVnc lvatjia. Ii s t. k ovm; r
If
too, ii
iliriaiii stt'si itiiiiiiiiM ailsii
of various stylos and "trti:
13llill?l), Ilnrd'wnre
cf fvsry de-rriftton an 1 of bos; qui.'.!: ;
CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
of a'l k'.njs acJ Ttet est In tLe tuarkat. A:i,
Idre stock of
; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
4.'tnw nrf. nfsnars. II vrr-f'silf1
W tnl nn I Willow Wsrs. Hall
prr, 1rnnk -ii ! f.. Itli.r. n-
I lt. t. Ilnrs Vto. Knr Irmi. II all
Kml. Ilnror nlls. 4 srrlmr Hoi l. Hit.
rt. Mill Saw . . rl ii1tiie. Ne-1 Mist.
-! 11 o w Innlil. Kiiail "womjuj
Mowin? Machines, Horse Hay Hakes,
llorsr Hay tor It a. Hops anit I'nllrj ,
I nrn I nllb sit or. aui a tn i . n.- 1..1 If r
' .! Insr Tonla. Alsj. a lar ass. .-truant -1
! Table. Ilonr awl Stair f)il Victim,
i
Cin-riHii Oil Cloth,
PAFVK axi. Oil. 1'I.OTH WIMK'W SHAMM1
ASnS'l Al'K. I1XT1 Kl.S; I.ivii-r.i..L A;!T"N
SALT, thr left In thrw.irij ',.r Isiry sn l luVe
use: Isrf, itu RiH'K SALT, tl.e ct fiu..-: aril
tet f..r . iir.tr St- k : t,ANl 1'LlSUHi
Wl:iiMilVtli l't MIS.-I lift..-' .;us tv;
I'l.KKIXS' I VI IM NO KTY UMTS. sttu. h
ch niii.f !. t''!i.i!'J: I'Biuii.v'.lV.liii'NS D
t'Al.TN: !!( 1 rv.r-t t-.-k et Mll.K K" Ks ...
all It tes n m-s au-1 ot su; et u r nre v... .t
lereil I. .r I e in l.t'di -I'll rir : a I l :1 lint-"I I'A INT
HI!t'MK nf ti n m-.t .S - i .Me c ii.'i'i V IN
IKIWHI.ASS, nll.s, 1'AINTS. Tl KI'lAT: " K.
V A KM ill KS. .vc. t .kv: tier itii a larne aud com-
t'.s:e -to -k -if In.ire
t;i!(H KKIKS, KIllUCO AMI SFiiAItS,
n mt'll !htiH.ii(l- vi ttl.rr iicf-fn! nn-1 :.M"l!'il
nrfoli-. In V.ic. nvi.M 1 !rr.'t eA r rue t
yet ut eh. rt n-t ! i ! rrh i"i v i iik . l m I
: iu .ftT UT uie tllJIV hiWl'VC 1C Till '11 H - FlKfiT-
soil) vr lunioM riaci si
HaTiint hm uetir!y thihtv -vr-w" rxi ehi
i RXt c In t!i- nv of K.w,i in ii'.v I'tivV 1 Bin rinl
to fit i ly !iy i-ut' ji:-! wi:h The ry l-e-i id ti
iiinTkft . t; p tt!t- h 1 1 , ..1 .-t-e .-nr i tr d
Rif. t ripn. ai. l t-. riivin' ' 1 t ) it the i b i h
irita rhq -01. au-1 !!'h. il ii e u-'- tu Wv at; in
ferior :i r t !' ly i fWHi if the j-t ive K w, !t
n ti in ii'i'iitiiKe t-tot that pufii K'vJt arr ulwayt
the tjpjrcit in thp pnd.
t;i:o. HUNTLEY.
Kl'ensl.urir. Aj.tII 11. lTa.
SllPiLISHEll Full Tfill'iTHiO UAHS.
MAY BROTHERS,
"! 1 1 11 11 1 ri c t ii r . i' ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
or-
Ttn, coma,
- a -
Sheet Iron Wares
. M Oh A 1. 1 I
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ITH-.P'ELn:: s
v i
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TIN, TOiTER &SIIKKT-1K0
PROMPTLY AlTtNDBIi TO.
Nos.27S. 2S0 and 2S2 Wasliinttt 11 S'.
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
ffhPTivLTiriT birp teumvw. Em??
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Li tjUUJbUl k. 1 il U JUi.'UlLOiUJ litL'JU'Jl,
t o J
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: General Insurance -genl,
' :ys,n VA- t
I Policies written at short notice in tie
OLD RELIABLE 'ETNA1'
tiit slhrr Firm lsss an ie-s.
Kbensburg . Sept. 93. lfcsO.-iy.s
ruiTOR-s NOT!' F.-Io ih
.Court
i V of CrnjU'OTJ 1 I Out
. l'
1 .1 li.eri'Xi'eroI tio-ss.n-d r4
ford for the bem htof ctedilor
A1' 1 1 I.l.'jd. As-
iu lice.
And n' W. to wtt the firt dy ot N'oveml er. l'sl,
T. W. lin k spi 'Hti'e I A tni n r te l.e;ir s nd dv ,1c
on exceptions and m ike dv-iritoitiot. of the fjnj
anionic th.ee ent.tlej to re.-ire the tune
I rom the Record. J.i jis C. H vti, Proth'y.
s; tie is lie-etiv Ivcti thai 1 will sit at m 'T 'e
in Ft en-br -i; 011 ut '1nu. thr TP.1! nf t,r-hir,
Ir-M. at 2 o'ci.s . r . v .. hn Mod v. tn rt- a'l p.-ra..:.s
int. -ted -. Ttqut-t -d ! pr e-m !' - r .-laitus. or
fie debarred from coining in li. n t.
T V.. lilt K. AuJ!l.
t'tenfburit, Nov. . iSl.-!L
A
DM I N 1ST R A TOR'S NOTICE.
I s'tite.f M.'I'T AbvVs. J-e.-'fra.
I t.rs of . l.n In.? IrC m ntl'll elilf "1 lTT
Adarrs, lata or I Ie.rfl.-M P tsn'lni.. dec d. Iiavtnic
been isrned to ti e tm-ir' 1. n"d. '! pt son- ke"w
Itta tl etrselve-- Inde'eetl t . tail "I'te are bet -by
notified to make i.rmdl.:te payment, snd t.iose
hav.ntr el itros tf an-t t he sstre w ill Pr'-ei.t Ihem.
t T-'perlv suthei,'!- ile l tor s.-t 1 'etn-'it. to
MARTIN L. 'AKL. A I in 1 11 strs'.or.
Clenrheld Twp.. tel. -'. IsM.-S'.
WM II. slt'Hl.VR
AMilsen. P.:.
M tl
lb
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and in '
..nude R I.h-nsns:
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Tl, 1.. -i 1 I tun est of all t P;
wi'h 9IHI to' i.le-tea-i..ns .1 i '. f
hol d ,.,. Adlr-ss F.C. BLl-iSSlCO
N. J.
- r ,r t'.e
.ewark.
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AND FOR SALE. TI
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rt''-' p and lot ea-v t.-rtes '1 '-e-'
i;v r'l-iM. tbe bn'a'ce I f 1 If
saw limber, pr.tietpnily I . ml
formation c.ll ort or vldress t
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