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t-.rl n rutin? opportunity of gaylnz
Wor.l to it patrons. We desira In
"n f.r-? ,0 cxtn1 to those who rmve
'will M' n 'w7 promptly'paid their
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j n pfrline n to keep the machine in run-
Tr.!rnii ro earn an nnnet and riereni
onr sincere thanks, and a!o to
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huve tn tne meantime betn placed
our snhvrlption book, and who have,
1 wnta trjta tiii n In fha lima nun.
mdilv manner. To that other and quite
rl is of .urne-rlber, wmn of whom
tp been rf!x.l!nu onr paper since Tilden
m'pi! out of the Presidency, and oth
r i? I11' lnri. nut wno have alwaya
. ,vten to call at our office, or write to us,
i ,, 'v trtemiuire haw we were pettlne alonj;.
0w we hKed tne misineRs as rar as we
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Two men were killed recently near Os
ceola, Clearfield county one named Thomas
Tonirchak, a lluncarian, liy a fall of coal, in
the Mapleton colliery, and another named
Boald Radciift crushed under the wheels of a
car in the Decatur mine.
Young and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old ace,
lofs of memory, and kindred symptoms,
should send three stamps for Tart VII of
ramph'.ets issued hy the World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. T.
Flealth, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of Eydia E. Pinkham's Vecetable
Compound. It is a positive cure for all those
diseases from which women suffer so much.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Tinkham, West -
i em Avenue. Lvnn, Mass. for pamphlets.
I T. W. Dick, Esq., designs moving into
the house recently! purchased by him Just
; as soon as the carpenters and painters set
: out of the way. The property i on Julian
i street, and was formerly owned by the heirs
i of Georee W. Oatman, deceased.
! An infant child of Mr, Wm. T?oyls, of
i Cresson, eight members of whose family, as
our readers well remember, fell victims in
. rapid succession not long since to that terri
. ble di-ese, diphtheria, died on Monday last,
' aed between four and five months.
I Rev. A. S. Morrison, of the Disciples
church, this place, left Monday evening for
j a fortnight's visit to Summit county. Ohio,
I where we hope he will h.ve a pleasant time,
i Rev. T. H. Jones, of the Congregational
j church, will officiate in Mr. Morrison's place
; on Sunday next.
j Our young friend B. .7. Lynch, of Altoo-
na, has been smiling clear across his face for
: the past two or three days, and the reason
: therefor is a new born, bouncing boy baby,
which we hope will live long and grow up as
' good-looking and well doing as his amiable
' and respected "pa."
! Miss Almira Ross, daughter of John
Ross, late of BUckliek township, dec-eased,
Messrs. John I.. Schroth and John Flick,
formerly of Carrolltown, butnow of Altoona,
have just been made happy for life by each
taking unto himself a wife, the brides' in the
case or cases being Miss Mary Espenlaub and
Miss Milli Nagle, both of Altoona. The cer
emonies took place at St. John's Catholic
church, in the latter city, on last Tnesday
morning. We extend to both the hapny
young couples our best wishes for long,
prosperous, peaceful and pleasant live.
James S. Ward was committed to the
Greensbnrg jail on Sunday night last and
will be tried at the February term of court
for the murder of an old lady named Mary
Mean, who lived in Franklin township.
Westmoreland countv, np until the time of
her tragic death, about three months ago.
Ward was arrested while in bed at his home
in that county, and the evidence against
him, though altogether circumstantial, is
said to be quite conclusive. He is aged
about 32 years and has a wife and family.
Our young friend of journalistic fame,
Harry A. Jacobs, whose prolific pen nas
made the local columns of the Huntingdon
Globe second to those of no other weekly pa-
; per in the State, has taken entire control of
I the business and editorial departments of that
I excellent journal, Brother Tyhurst, the ami-
able proprietor, having determined to ex
! pend ail his time and talents in the proper
j discharge of his duties as postmnster at that
i place. There Is no danger of either gentle
'. man slipping np on the role he has assumed,
j The Fluntinedon Jxurnai, one of our
most valuable exchanges, came to us last week
i in a nan iiome i ew nress, an i now one oi , f t, to one William F.dRVine.
: ?Z":0fJ Lilly's station? H.cks recognized the victi
t
x wii 'ippos we must submit to it as a
-,;.. for our forb'arlng natre and confi
,P i'i unn's integrity. Tn conducting
fii:rn for fifteen years we can hon
., f it we have uniformly endeavor
vi ' "'i' ollr 'inty to the Democratic
v si"! promote its success In the county,
.,. , ! r1i nation. If we have sometimes
rVves constrained to dissent from
VI e acts of the constituted anthorl
:' e patty in the county, it was simply
-i ..,,.,. we felt it was oar duty to do so, and
it n.;vrwt sny one or more members of
. nrjviiratinn, for, while we are always
. iwl Vi ce a friend rewarded, it Is Just s ,
, nt we have no enemies whom we de-
tn e punished. In conclusion, we pro
..i to make the Freemax in the future a
tr vi nmre interesting newspaper than
a hevn in the past, but in order to enable
M do -i we must rely upon the generous
! stvI support of our friends, personal and
i!!. Iicre and elsewhere.
Vr. ThiT rfl thm Other 1 Mann.
-In s!l rheumatic diseases rely wholly no
try. Sold at James' drnji store.
-A Urste force of workmen are pushing
-' in the extension to the Cresson
;Vi!n House.
-C'turres-man Campbell will please ac-
aur tiianks for a copy of the Congres-
l IMrectory.
A min named John West was struck
1 killed by a locomotive near Cnrwens-
(.'icai field county, on Friday.
-If never pampers, but always purifies
blond the new horse and cattle powder
'nmes' drug store. Don't buy any other.
- circular saw Interviewed one of John
.n's hand in Tod township, Hunting
fiimity the other dav, and severed it at
-V- ' too too time-table Is what our local
V'e'es call the new P. R. K. schedule.
rh. s matter of fact, is too utterly ut-
f r dnvtliin,.
-The rniaiiis of Lewis Plltt, an old-time
:en of Johnstown, who died in Kansas
Aiifast were brought to the former place
!i-termnt last week.
A new tiling anil a good thing for horses
cut'e lias Just been Introduced by our
1 I .'hps at hfs new drnr store around
ri'riier. I!uy it and try It, and ynu'l'
r '!-rv it.
T;v the new horse and cattle powder
'-eived at .fames' drug store, and you
v-v.t ii ni.y other. Horsemen who
hied it are greatly delighted witli it.
A P K R. hrakenmn named Wm. Hicks,
fwb's. lineering hopo of a happy here- ! died, on Friilay last at a hospital in riiiladel-
pma, wnuiier sue nad gone to have a tumor
removed from her stomach. The remains
were brought home for interment on Tues
day. Her age was about 2 years.
We are sorry te have to chronicle the
death of so good a man as John K. Davis, of
Cambria township. He dk.l last Friday
night, full of years and mfru tied by all who
! knew him. It is said o .e farm which he
! tilled that it was one r ' .m best to be found
'i within the limits of .nern Cambria,
j The inquest " mnan into the manner
i and cause of de , the case of Louis Del
I ahunt, an acc,,v T which will be found In
: ano'.hercolumnrfwr! not concluded its labors
' at latest accounts', though the suspicion that
i the unfortu-'vt man was foully dealt with
j seems to 'iADiecome almost a conviction.
fnV" the .Catarrh Remedy is a marvellous
civ,V.ftV' catarrh. Diphtheria, Canker-mouth
ii i-,,,'' 'ailache. With each bottle there is an
(j-vt-nious nasal injector for the more success-
fill treatment of these complaints, without
! extra charge. Price 50 cts. Sold by E. Jamo's
i Druggist, Ebensburg. Pa. 4-l.-e.o.w.ly
, The Johnstown Tribune peeped over the
mountain into llollidaysburg the other day,
and discovered quite an excitement existing
there over the reported elopement of two
! white women with darkey paramours. The
j Standard, however, which ought to know all
, about it, don't seem to have encountered any
of ttie excitement up to date.
The late Matthew M. O'Neill, of this
i place, was remarkable for the care he took
j in preserving the newspapers he subscribed
, for. He hail files on files of them, notably
; of our ewn county papers, some of them ex
tending back to a date before the present
' generation was born. They would prove a
treasure to som; local antiquarian.
1 Several articles in this and the preceding
i issue of the Fkf.fman were put in, type by
i Master Joo McPike, who is enamored with
the business, and insists on "setting 'em up"
for an hour or two each day. Master Joe's
age is nine years, and we venture to say that
he is one of the youngest, if not the very
youngest composi:or in me u nuea states.
! Among the recent sudden deaths at Lil
ly's, this county, at or near which several of
I the kind have occurred within the last month,
, were those of Francis Barberick and Michael
, Kerrigan, both of whom were considerably
advanced in years and greatly broken down
l in health, but neither of whom seemed likely
i to die so suddenly and unexpected! v as they
i did.
! Out esteemed townsman R. I,. Johnston,
! Esq., has been invited to deliver an address
j lwefore the Land League of Millyiile on next
Sunday evening, and has signified his wi!
! liiigtifss to comply wi!i the request. He is
j a pleasing speaker, and as he has been post
I ing biraself on Land League literature of
j late, if not long, a rare forensic treat may be
anticipated.
: A Clearfield county man named Tangii
! was sentenced the other dsy to two months'
imprisonment and a fine of one dollar for
stealing an overcoat and afterwards selling
it to the man from whom he hml stolen it.
j The Altoona CaU thinks that the chap who
could get off a juke of that kind ought to
I have been left go free and a chromo given
i into the bargain.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in
i order to curtail the number of froe passes
I over their road, will hereafter charge em
ployes at trie rate of one-half cent per mile
while trying to make a coupling.
-A :-t. r of the notorious Clark sisters,
' VT rame. was released from Jail on
f 'jv )t. Her offense was a trivial one,
i 'p returned to her home in Johnstown
I nie night.
JT'iT'd J. Walker, who was sick with
' T"X in Mt. Union, Huntingdon county,
I ' i Kiiday evening last, and was buried
i "I've night. No new cases have been
''el there.
fy'.'. Union and Three Springs, Hunting-
ruinfv, have each a case of small-nor.
f which were Imparted, one from
f-t .:-ch and the other from some nls.'e in
ne t named.
t:M'.-oU youth named Oeorge Riley
"wt.AP.t'v killAit faw mnrnlne n K
I i; !i ion of a can of powder, Into which
i H'-.'irienta!
oni.T auev. nao two or n s nntrers .i.Tj-ni i,n ..t. t i
- viwuan.iu. i, iiiji ip-,mvrinn Miinis Ulliy,
u efr at Kast Conemnugh, on Tnesday . and they must be cngaued in clerical business
while using them. All passes will hereafter
ne punciieu ami a register Kept or tnem on a
slip by the conductor.
Messrs. Sleausscr and Moon, of Snyder
and Laiicaslcr counties, respectively, ship
ped ten head of superior uraft horses from
this place on Tuesday evening last. Two of
the animals were bought from ex-Sheriff
Blair, of this place, and the remaining eight
from various farmers in Cambria, Carroll
and one or two other townships. The aver
age price paid was 5130.
It is true, as stated by the Johnitown
Tribune, that Mrs. Maggkt Henry, relict of
the lute Hon. Samuel Henrv, of this place is
lying seriously ill, hut it is not true that she
is at the house of a friend in Nashville. Trnn.
she has been muter treatment for inflamma
tion of the bowels at a hospital in Louisville,
Ky., and at latest accounts was slowly but
surely progressing toward lecovery.
Time is so rapid in its ceaseless flight,
that no man can o'ertake it, no matter his
might ; but there's one?thing he can do, and
do it a heap a timepiece lie can hiiv'thnt.
good time will keep; and here we may add
that Cham. Roberts 's the man who "sells
best newspapers, barring its politics, with
which Huntingdon county is blessed, and
that is saying all that need be said In its
praise. We hope there has been no increase
of the Nash-ional debt consequent npon this
very decided Improvement, but whether
I there has been or not the Journal well de
; serves all that is due it and all that an in
i creased patronage may bring it.
! Capt. A. M. Lloyd and Mr. II. L. Bun
j ker, two of the most "prominent and respect
I ed citizens of H.illidaysburg. don't visit our
; town very often, but when they do they not
; only assist at the installation of the newly
j elected orBcers of thp Masonic lodge in this
I place, but also instai themselves into the
i good graces of the printer man by paying us
j a friendly visit, to say nothing of paying us
a year's subscription, which the gentleman
irst named never fails to do. It is the kind
! ly interest which such worthy friends take
i In our welfare that makes the great burthens i
i of life easier to bear. j
i The large fan which furnishes fresh air I
' to the employes in the Mill coal mine. Johns- J
! town, got out of order and refused to do its
duty on Tuesday evening last, and the result
! was that a large number of the miners were ;
! overcome by the sulphurous smoke and gas J
which escaped from a locomotive that was in :
the mine at the time for the purpose of haul- ;
ing out cars. Fortunately, however, none of ;
! them were smothered to death, though all of
j them, over a hundred in number, were mi- j
I conscious when brought out of the mine, and ,
, in not a few cases it required almost super
I human efforts to resuscitate the sufferers.?
Wm. C. Oalbraith for Mayor, John Mc-
Nevin for City Treasurer, II. "T. Heinsling. j
Esq., for Citv Recorder, J. X. P.arr and j
Thomas Cole for School Directors, Edward !
McLean for Auditor, and Jackson (Mt)ns and
j B. F. Vaughn for Constables, is the wav the j
: Democratic cat jumped in Altoona on Mon- I
I day night last. A better ticket than that I
1 couldn't have been put together if we had
i undertaken to do the work onrselt. Would
j have been glad, however, to have seen our
! old friend Fettinger at the head of the heap,
! where he might have been had not hisdeclin
; Ing years induced him to decline the nomlna-
tlon for Mavor.
The last man hanged in our neighboring
county of Blair, by process of law, was Mc
Kim. who killed and robbed his traveling
companion, Snmuel T. Norcross, at a point
two miles west of Alteona, on the morning
of the 16th of January, l'V.7. Norcross was
found in a ditcli by some laborers in a dying
condition, with his throat cut. He was taken
to Altoona, where he died a few hours after
! wards, nevpr rr gaining consciousness. Mc
Kim wss arrested in Sullivan county on the
j 10h of March, and taken to ITollidaysbnrg,
; where he wss tried at the April sessions, the
trial continuing for a week, and resulting in
a verdict of guilty of murder in the first de
! gree. He was executed on Friday morning,
, Angus' 21. and protested his innocence
I on the scaffold.
Considerable excitement was produced
i In our midst by the rumor on Tuesday that
our fellow townsman Mr. William M. Jones
J had returned from Altoona the night preeed-
ing with a well-developed case of small pox,
i and had taken his bed and sent for a doctor
to treat him for that dreaded ailment. We
i are glad to say, however, that was all a rois
j take. Mr. Jones had a bad case of sore
; throat, and the necessity of "ending for a
'. bottle of liniment, coupled with the fact that
i his business pursuits require the major part
i of hiw time and attention in Altoona, where
; small pox Is supposed to be epidemic, gave
j eromids for neighbors to magnify a niole
; hill t the proportions of a mountain. Mr.
Jones is one of the assignees of the William
I 5L I loyd estate, and his health was good
i enough to permit him to venture back to Al
toona the same day the wild rnmor was set
afloat
POSSIBLY A MrDER.
THE TiODY OF I.OCI8 PELAHrST FOTXD CI
THE RAILROAD FOtL FLAY 6CSFECTED.
We learn from the Johnstown Tribune of
Monday that about 8 o'clock on Saturday
night last, the body of a man, mangled be
rond recognition, was found by Watchman
Philip Dimond on the north track of the
Pennsylvania railroad, at Benscreek, a small
mining village distant about a quarter of a
mile east of Sonraan, this county. The trunk
was lying between the two rails, and other
rarts'of the body, including the hands and
feet, were discovered scattered abou pro
miscuously ovei a considerable space. The
facts were at once reported by the watchman
to 'Squire F. J. Burgoon, and Constable E.
B. Westbrook, of Sonman, who took charge
of the remains. After being removed to
Sonman. they were recognized by a man
named Martin Hicks as being those of Louis
Delahunt, a well known citizen, who had
been employed in a coal mine at Benscreek
for some time past.
An inquest was held and a local physician
examined the body in the presence f the
jurv, and found a cut on the neck resembling
a knife wound, and a couple of bullet holes
ih the breast. A number of witnesses were
examined bv 'Squire Bnrgoon. among them
being Martin Hicks, John Cummins and
William D. Williams, of Sonman. They all
testified to having met the deceased on Sat
urday in Altoona, where he bought an over
coat and two caps. They had come home on
the same train with him, and saw him sell
of
ictim
bv the other cap. which was found near the
' body. Except for this cap it is said the un
I fortunate man could not have been identified,
i so teiribly had he been mangled.
! The deceased, it is alleged, was seen to get
off the mail at Sonman and start up the rail
j road track in company with Gus. Saunders,
I jr., and Wm. Russell fellow miners. Gus.
j Saunders was put through a rigid examina
I tion at the. inquest, and it is said told a very
! crooked storv. His father, who was also a
! witness, testified to having seen the body on
i the track, as early as 6 o'clock on Saturday
j evening. After a lonaf session the Inquest
' was adjourned until 6 o'clock Tuesday ev
j ening.
Mr. Delahunt was a widower. He leaves
i three daughters, all of whom are married,
! and one son. He was for several years a
i freight conductor on the Pennsylvania rail
i road, and was well known on the western
! division. Recently he had become somewhat
I dissipated, and, losing his situation on the
railroad, went to work in Eldridge's mine, at
Benscreek.
rOMMISIfATIOS.
EnEsErHo, Pa., Jan. 13, W2.
EnrTort Freimas PforSir: In yonr is
sue of Dec. 23, 1RS1, I with many otheis ob
served an editorial on the Kansas "iron-clad
prohibitory liqnor law." in which vou qnote
from ex-Gov. Robinson to the effect that
there Is more drinking in that State now than
before the law was passed. In as much as
your article has been largely quoted as au
thority by persons in this place, I herewith
hand you some authority per contra.
I enclose you a letter "from Rev. Jas. Mar
vin, D. D., Chancellor of the State Univer
sity, located at Lawrence, Kansas, and also
a slip from the Tar-sons (Kan.) Eclipse. Will
you be kind enough to publish them?
Respectfully. A. S. Mohrisos.
UjcivERsrrT of Kawsas.'Obaxcetloti's Ovrrca,
Lawrence, K.., .Tan. 14, lSS-i.
Kev. A. S. HoBTirsox, Kbombnrf, Pa. Pear Sir:
I m glad to hear from j ou. Throiiith the country
end la the mall towns, and in im of the larger
ne?. the temperance law le received and made a
effect! vo a? other laws to i.rTent vice. In enme of
the lanreft place the ?cvcrt opposition lias ued
every means possible to defeat the enforcement of
the law and to make It unpopular. Oev. St. John's
statements are reliable. 1 enclose two slips which
Rive the riicht view of the situation fcenerallv.
Oct. HoMnaon ! dolnit all possible to'defp.it
the politiral cffurte of (ov. st ;john, and, with'a
freniy almoet or quite inexplicable, has left no
means nntriel to make tht temperance law odi
ous. Shall lie irlad to hear from vou airain.
Fraternally, Jas. Minvis.
( Frm the Tarton Eclipti.
The saloons of Parsona are all elosoj. We do
not believe there Is a town In the State where less
liquor Is sold contrary to law than there Is In this
town at the present time. The Improvement in
the conduct and irood onl'rol the town ti plainlv
perceptible to any one. The most rabid anti-prohibitionist
in the world cannot fail to observe the
difference, and admit that it Is a ?ood arrange
ment. We would wnifer a dime with any one that
if this state ol affairs lasts ix months. In all that
time there will not be three persons in the cala
boose, two fights, nor one runaway.
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refunded aad ail freight ebanres JJd if et
- M as ri.reed. i-Codi w W atbtfirB,i
tiTs iew Jersey. aa4 ess KmVtt. 'IMns af,
Depth. M tea.
A Mo-ypTF.n Idustrt. A correspondent
of tha rhiladelpliia 7V?s furni.-liris a recent
issue of that pappr with tlie following inter
pstinc; data in regard to the Cambria Iron
Works, at Johnstown :
"It (the t'nmbrin Iron Works) Is believed to bo
the largest institution oi the kind, manaired by
one company in the t'ntted States. An idea of Its
ize can be obtained from the following figures :
Its annual capacity in tons of J.'.MO pounds is as
follows : Pig metar.i'50.000 tons ; coke. Soo.ooO tons;
steel ineots. ITS.Csmi tons: steel rails. l'J, 000 tons;
puddle bnr,:;6.0"o tons ; iron rails. So .orm tons : rail
fastenings. .ou0 tons; iron and steel in other
shapes, b. "') .ns : tutal cniiaciiy. '."0.u " tuns. Its
annual consumption dunna; the year lssi was fes
timatcd) : Imn ore mined and purchased 4,000,000
tons: coal mined by the company, 7TS.W) tons;
limestone mined liy the company. 126. ooo tons;
total. 4.?"U.ihi tuns TI ese ttKures are Riven by
I the company. It aff irds employment to 8. uoo men.
I lie ?rontaK ol its mills, lamnfas, ouii nni?s. etc ..
in Johnstown. Is exactly one mile, an.l they cover
siity-six acres of around. There are six blast fur
naces, a rnw of coke ovens, machine shops, foun
dry, blacksmith, car and pattern shops, wire rod,
puddle, steel rail, iron rail, splice, bur and hoom
inif mills, Bessemer converting works, bolt and
nut works and l'ernot open hearth steel furnaces.
The company has also one furnace at t'oncmauirh
and one at Hennlocton. two at Hollidaysburi? and
one at Krankstown. operated In the name of tiie
Klair Iron and Coal t'ompaDV, under tho general
manager of the Cambria Company. Hon. I. -I.
Morrill. The company was organized in
The iron roilinic mill was burned In 157 and niratn
in 1ST, and each time quiekly rebuilt. The com
pany has about 2o miles of nriflnary irauue railroad
t Thb Wont.r"fl CTCLorEnn or Htstop.t. The
first volume of this crreat cyclopedia Is announced
, to be ready In a few days. If It reaches the stan
dard Indicated In its prospectus it will be alto-
i ifether unrivaled in Its magnitude, comprehen-
j sivenesa, and scholarship, and at the same time
j will be placed easily within the reach even of any j
industrious laborer. Instead of bcinir made un of
brief sketches by unknown authors, as are com- I
monly the historical portions ef encyclopedias, it I
will contain, unabridged. (the threat standard works
of snch authors as Oreen, Irtacaulay. Urote. Car
lyle, fribbon. Ouizot. Mommsen. and others. A '
very comprehensive alphabetical topical Index,
eeverlna; all tho werks embodied in the cyclopedia, '
will make ready consultion upon any mhject eon-
venlent. and will (friuj together such wealth of i
knowledge and Interest as will surprise the ordin- i
ary reader and deliuht the profound student.
Specimen pnes recclTert at this office show hand
some typaniphy. ood payerand arood firess-work.
Kach volume will contain about 100" larire, double-
column, octavo paces, and will be sold at the I
amaztngrly lew prices of fl.'JS for tbe cloth bindinit,
and 1.40 for the same bound In half Kussia. !
sjirlnkled edes. The amount of matter contained i
In each volume, and for so low a price, seems al
most startling. Volume 1 containing, unabridired,
ifrecn's I.aruer History of the Knlish I'eople ;
Carlyle's History ol the French Revolution : Schil
ler's History of The Thirty Years' War: and Crea
sy'" Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World all for
SI .25. No payment if asked In advance by the pub
lishers, but books will be sent to any part of the
T'nlted States by express, with the privilege of ex
amination befnre payment la required. It will ha
wise for those who want to purchase, to write to
the publisher Immediately, as at these prices, the
edition will be liyiited bv the number f orders re-
ceived before publication. Specimen paies and
full particulars sent Irce ntion application to the
publishers. The t'seful Knowledge Publishing
Company, 1C2 William St., New Yurk City.
ltomtM illBa rn.il kra.aa
Address or call upon DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
HAS JUST DECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF
NO. 1, MiS, NO. 2, AND FAT FAMILY MACKEREL,
MESS SHAD AND CODFISH, OF FINEST QUALITIES.
HE HAS ALSO ON IIAN'D A CHOICE LINE OF
in and aSout its ivo: ks. as many miles ()f narrow
iranife track in and about its mines, and fifteen lo
comotives in srviee. A year airo it owned 4fl 4'0
acres of land. 41 ,ouo acres of which contained min
erals. The company has built over 'iio houses in
Johnstown fur its employes, and is constantly
making improvements to its works."
Dr. Jeffekis Diphthfkia Stecific.
The folio wine; testimonials, the first of which
is the f nil text of a telegram sent by the May
or of Council Bluff's, lowa, to the Mayor of
Fredericksburg, Md., during the prevalence U pulmonary diseases.
or the diphtheria scourge in the latter city,
?!tth was a yonnsr Rirl of ability.
She (tot In the car with ability ;
She s.-it down on a taek,
f lot up with a whack.
And spoke with irreat versatility.
It Is further narrated of the above-mentioned
yomm lady that she wore "hoes. And. If the le
(rend Koes"str:iij1it. she bouLrht those shoes from S.
Hlnmenthal, lll'.f Eleventh avenne, Altoona. who
alwavs has. and has nnw. the largest and best lot
of boots and shoes for both ladies and gentlemen,
to be found outside the biir cities. If you haven't
time to visit him in person, an order by letter aMv-in-
measurement, etc., will receive the promptest
or attention. In either event whether you ip, or
write tho vaclllity with which the c i rl pimped off
the tack can only be equalled by the rnpidity
shown by tho.-c who Cock to Illuincnthars tor wear
tor tho feet.
; ititiEi) sirnnr cons, oat meat., rici:.
iSTTGES, TJHS, COFFEES,
i !tc, Xc, wliile his stock of GROC'EKIF.S will corn pare favoraMy in extent, final
ity ami prices with any grocer s stock in Lbensbnry or elsewhere,
lie lias also in store a largo assortment of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IRONSTONE CHINA,
which he bought at low figures and will sell at prices equally truxlerately. In ad
dition to these goods and many others, he keeps constantly in stock
W. E. SCHMERTZ'S & CO.'S Celebrated SHOES for Ladies,
which are the very best for service that are made or sold anywhere. It has also
been his constant pride to buy and sell the
BEST BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS THAT CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE.
In conclusion, it may le said, and said truly, that while the stock of
Dry Good, Dkess Goods GRcFniKs. Hoots, Shoes. Hats. Cats,
Notions, iVc, &c, kept at the LhOVD STORK mav not be the largest.
in r.bensburg, it is always choice and choice and fresh, as the proprietor is con
stantly buying and constantly selling, and consequently accumulates no old goods.
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL STAT
OF THE
OK f'AMRKlA OUSTV.
For the Year eiirtiiiif January ;
Atu'tof proirtv insured
Jan. lo, 1M J1.4.il'.oti4J
Ara't of property Insured
durine year V'H. ".
Ieluct amount ejtjdred
durinsc year ail.lT.K'
lieduct amount surren
dered aud cancelled.... t'l.i'.'S C'i
Am"t t.ropcrty insured Jan. 1"SJ
Amt of . rem fmn notes in
force Jan lo, I'M i:iS.0o7.s
Ain't iTviimiiii notes tek
en dur;iiif year
Ie.lui-t nim'uiit ixjired
dunnif yenr
Iii'duct atoi'UDt surrn
dcred dunii vtar
JT 1-7. l." 1 f
I
s-l.-KO.W
AmericH Must Yield.
Theirreatest thinkers, the most profound schol
ars, the most expert, thorough and successful c:cm
I'ts fur the" America must turn to Ocrniany
ln the wot ul ly speculative tti 1 uf mi!;uc no
itreatcr step ha yet f-n taken than In the discov
ery, after the most extended re.-ear-'h and the most
careful and patient cxnerimentf. of Ir. Faust'
tlcrman t'ouh Syrup, lor the cure of consumption,
coughs, cel ls, sore throat, hronclnt is. croup, and
Kouiciuoer this, 'ne.iicine
Is sold on a positive Kuarantoe to cure. lrice, .'c..
Mn 1 .l... w , . , 1.,,. .,.: e-'e. on ?i pr out lie. ,ik Irunii4i3. .in ai L
T ' ' ' , James' Dru) Store, F.tensburtf. Fa.
Li-ii in ii .jrueiiivs uy f inuiui i iM,j mdiwi,
Dr. V. V I.oj'd, of IJloomington, Neb., are
certainly vry strong, if not amply conclu
sive, endorsements of the medicine referred
to, and seem to leave no room to question
the claims put forth by Dr. Jefferis in the
advertisement printed elsewhere :
MAYOR TAIUKAS'S TEt.K;RM.
t'orxi iKL Ulvfks. Nov, 11, 1S1.
Ifon. Mayor of Fredericksburg :
In the cause of humanity I address you. Pr.
.TeflorH ;hcro has n ure revcn'Jve and cure for
diihtheria. irt the medicine, follow directions,
ami result will he favurahle in every case, unless
the patient is dylnif before the meilicine is jflven.
Freiis nuLicc ;nd via ra to toiera'p!i y ul.
W. K. VitoHAS, Mayor.
PR. LLOYD'S TESTIMONY.
!ly dropped a lighted math
P:k mm a miner's lamp.
w rumored the otiier day thst smals ' waieht? and clocks on the square dealing
I Thhttf. Trc..Ta a Dat. Thu rnle of
Ebensiuraand parts adjacent linl acarely
I more t ian got ready to indulce in a srood
; growl :.bout the erTect of thfl new P. R. R.
j srheiln e on our I!rancl! road when the pow
'; er that he knocked the wind to some extent
i out of the crievanee bv providing for an nf
ternoor train from here to Cresson and vice
! xera. Under this new dispensation Conriuc
j tor Snjder's train leaves and departs as fol
! lows: Morning train leaves at r,A0 and re
! turns a; ii:.-,o, connecting at Cresson with
j Jotinstovn Express east; afternoon train
j leaves at l?:20 and returns at Sr.TO, eonneot
j Ins at C.esson with Mail trains east and
west; eveiine; train leaves at Tapani re
: turns at 9:V, eonnectinf; at Cresson with
j Johnstown express west. This arrangement
I is a decided improvement so far as the peo
ple of thi p ace are concerned, but it is a" de
lusion and & snnre to persons eomi'is; here '
; from points east of Cresson and west of j
: Johnstown, s there is no time afforded for 1
anyone so ituated to com t.i thp
SCt tlini .lllt.Aa . 1 "1 f
"You evldontly have tho true specific treatment
for diphtheria. . . . lletore. your medicine
used in our town ncnrly every ease of diphtheria
proved fatal. . . Since your medicine has hoen
used l'V me I have not lust a patient. 1 have treat
ed sevn cases. Your medicine acted almost maif
lcal. In an extensive practiee of teo year? I have
never w ltncsscd such marked results. It should
he in every family in the world, where this most
fatal pestilence ru ikcs it; annual visitation."
On, isn't tcantilul ? Look at it Tareattt!
Iook at the many-hued, pieturesque mud
Spread in assorted lots, rotail and wholesale
A second e.lition. In f-vt. of tlie Flood.
Dirt and rain ever, no cleaners, small promise
Won 't It In time, a th i nir po, l-e our luok
For Nature, adapting n? to our surroiindiutr.
To web-join our tot.s as she's done wit h the duck?
All which Is out of season just now. with the
mercury wr. away down In the thermometer
hiiifitirii? rero. " Hut it Is a!w ays In order to say
that Jai. J. .Murphy, 1"0 Clinton street, Johns
town, is f lhnz ready-made clothinc clo'hinif
suitable for this inclement season of tne year at
price which are lower than the same qiiahtv of
iroods can ho bought elsewhere, titvo IMr. IIur
phy an order. Vou will never reirrot it.
fix TntriTY IUts" Tcial. We will send Pr.
Dye's 'clebrated Klectro-Voltaic Helts and other
Klectrle Appliances on trir.l f r thirty days to
yoan men and'older pcrsori who ar afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lett Vitality, etc., auar
anteelntr spe-dy rcliei and complete retorati"n of
vljror and manhood. Also fur Hhetimutim, Neu
raliia, i'aralysis. Iiver and Kidney dlftlcultics,
Kuptores. and many other disestes. Illustrated
pamphlet sent froo. Addrest olfsto Melt 'o
Martljall. Mich. r-tw.-ly
The People's
nuiv rn nnrniTiur nnnr iu inuuPTnm
uiui bu'urLnai lit oiunc in juniuiuHtf,
No. 3 JvEOTlRIS Street,
WILL SELL
ALL, KIND OF GOODS
USUALLY KEPT IX A FIRST-CLASS KEXEBAL STORE,
AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
t&JlesiiIe7its of Northern Cennln ia are specially inviteil to aive us a
call. Commodious iartl and feeding place for Tiorses, free of cliarge,
for use of customers.
JNO, E. STRAYER, Secretary.
JUtl.AMI'lH.l, JA.. l-.r.-.?,B.
Ami premium m t In for.c J an. a. J t
Number of policies I'Mic dur'njf tl.e y
Number of polirie? in f ir'e Jan. V,
C ASH in i.t T HKTKin
Am't on b.md at lat settlemi t:t Jl f 'f "
t'ash fur new Insurance l.'ti
Amount A?osMiint No. t wi-
lntercs'. received Jt.."'-
Exl-EriTiliu.s L.K-l 11 :.
I". F. Custer i 14 no
I'eter Follmer 11'"
fJeonte liorabaugh .'
Jacob K rue i j u"
Auirustine Yot 1, '.".
1'iHJ Hees Jones 7. )
crrBER Kirtsti.
Commis'n o Assesiuient No. e.. 4 '
Secretary's fees 14. K
Treasurer's salary '
Kent 4
Aireiits' eommissinn i..
I'rcmiums returned ferl olHUs
CHtieelled VZ i
ITintin, postage, statianery, ci-
pressate. etc ." 171 .
'unipensat'n Kxetu'vc C.uu'tee. '.'1
Balance on hand
Tremlum notes m force Jan. v. ;-
Januarv 18, lsx
found e rr"": mid
the f "rejoins accuut
e rr"": mid approve !.
.I"H. I.i.i i i. (
JOHN J. tVANS. s 1 X"C
Ebcnsburir, j an. l", lek-.,",t
K.
I Jolm
r. a. si,
M. ,1. ! i '.
. . A. W.
i
THE MILD WEATHER, LACK OF SNOW ail SCARCITY OF CORN
IIAN INTEFEKED SO MUCH WITH TIIE DEMAND FOK
V:
i
t
I IV ?l-e
. mad its Rppearance in the family
' t! e most prominent citltenn of this
! wo rt glad t learn that there is
f1 of truth in the iforv.
' -vl Wike, a rsilroad brakeman. was
' to death in a wreck on the Bloom
'"fh, in Blair county, on last Wed-
CnrKin. Tha acci.fnnt rma. k,i,o..1
'"n nxle: three cars were wrecked.
fMr Jilf m. porter, of Suoqnehanna
,k p, .ls hori appointed extra clerk in
ami Recorder's ofTHce, the bni-
''it department at preaent reqnirins
-v r, f,f tr,p rhipf nni, tw0 a,sisfant,
'.i to rat, mice, roaches aud ant
V - I f YTruiwi-rn. T
'- 'ni.!:(,ldo cleared In a Hingis ni?kt,
rf bat imella. Bett and cheapest
a i .er In t'i n,i A u.u ,
'I'm of neuraltric pains, sick and
4 in f
''m he. are instantly banished by of . the mot indefatigable honie and uer
? T- ,.,- . : news naMicrcrs in the Stntc nn.l nUnnf
4 ii-i vieniiiin cure ior .eu- :k.7.i w.V. ., , "
r u.'.vi.vh,.
iuararteed ti reliove.
j . ror sie ly r James, K!
i r' l-1fll.-e.o.w.ly
''- Rsi'T, ajed li years, had his
i. ,.''rr h'y crushed in some war at the
mine, Clearfield county
i J"- "ai employetl, on .Saturday morn
- ui,i in a liur or les after the
I fl0U ,r nerT'a, head-
f r!c,i or i!o.ipieineis ? If so, do
- tftin? that in time nature will
bnt ft at one to K. Jamea' ,
-!ni,nrs, Tt., for Dr. Faust'a
- -e o.w.lyl.
.. rsl,m says that the
ato, Vtjrt the renrjsyivania
AuW!lti. . . . ,
i w oieri in narris-
It didn't, of
ea a:i t- i...i. .
"- go
T. wh,.
- OS;
;'r-h!r.,t. (to-day).
:i t
Ir.g
'"'one distillation of witch
cn P!ne, Canada flr, tnailpold,
frarrant with th heal-
. -i'llcaj Cure for Catarrh. Com
' n''D for i
. t" ry term f,f th,k 1?la,r "onnty
i- Z ' ) Bt 11011 ''"yt'rff this
t r-V' but f,r f,,r of Tadini: the
J 'St Dean
plan : also many thinos else, of the very best
kind, at prices as low as you can anywhere
linn.
It'n some of the fruits of the nnpopular
new schedule. The Western Express train
ran into the rear end of a freight train at
East Conemaugh last Monday morniner and
smashed things badly. The engineer, Mr. R.
II. Kerr, of the passenger train, and his fire
man, Mr. C YVilliy, as well as several other
persons, were slichtly Injured. I5oth tracks
were blockaded for several hours by the
m ishap.
The ceremony of installing the recontly
elected officers of Summit I,odse, A. Y. M.,
of this place, occurred on Tuesday evtnins?
last. Following are the names of said offi
cers : Edwin Thomas, W. M. : Ed. James,
.S. V ; John C. tiates, J. W. ; Geo. A. Kin
keail. Secretary: V. S. Harkcr. Treasurer.
Cnpt. A. M. Lloyd. D. D. ( r. M., and Mr.
II. I-. Hunker, of Hollidaysburc, were pres
ent on the occasion.
We learn with sincere regret of the se
rious illness of Casper W. Ensly. Eq., local
editor of the Johnstown Dailv' Tribune, one
general
Mr.
Michael Sweeney, a well known cition ami
liroinment Democrat of Cambria boroueh.
Consumption in the first instance and ery
sipelas in the latter are the diseases whieh
alllict the aforesaid gentlemen.
Mr. John lirnliiers, formerly of this
plac, would like to be Mayor of Altoona
and as a preliminary thereto offers himself
per card in the local papers "to the working,
men and those in sympathy with our down
trodden laws," whatcTer that means, as an
indenendent candidate for said office, pledg
ing his life at the same time "to see that the
workwomen's rights are respected" and
their interests subserved. That's right,
John : go in and win if you can.
Attention Is invited to the advertisement
of the "People's Store," the only co-operative
establishment of the kind in Johnstown,
and if any guarantee were needed as to its
stability and the inducements it offers to
buyers, that guarantee is abundantly fur
nished by the name appenJed to the adver
tisement, that of our good friend John E.
Strayrr, Secretary. We heartily commend
the store to the liberal patronage of all our
readrs who dotheir shopping in Johnstown.
Mr. Ijouis Delahunt. the story of whose
tei rible death is narrated in another column,
was a brother of Mr. John Delahunt, a good
friend of the Freeman and one of the very
b.-st citizens of which Altoona can boast.
Ho was also a son-in-law of the late Anthony
Eong, decease , who for manyyears held the.
position of sealer of weights" and measures
In this county, and a brother-in-law of Mr.
John Eong, foreman of repairs on the E. A
C. K. R., and of Mr. Jos. A. Skelly. both of
whom are worthy citirens of this place.
1 lie newly-elected loant of Directors of
seat, transact their business, and return home
tne same das. We hope for a still further
improvement or an entire new deal in this
respect.
riKTTER Tm Foreic.s Tort. Speer's
Fort Grape Wine is better than Imported
Fort, and, since the adulteration of the lat
ter, it must taico its place. It is pure and
really excellent and health-giving. 'Troy
Ti me..
MCAUI,AT'lf "I.IFB OF FREDERICK THE
I Gl.EAT." This is a remarkable book, for
! several reasons. It is the story of one of the
i greatest military heroos and statesmen of the
! world. It is written by an author almost
unrivalled jr. literary power and brilliancy.
. It is sold at a price that will certainly amaze
i aim ist anj one only 2'J cents, or if to be
sent bv mail, 'Ji cents. It is the first book
j published by the Useful Knowledge PubHsh
; ing Company, which attempts by its Literary
: " nebfllion" to take the place of the Ameri
; can Rook Exchange, and the "Literary Ilov-
oiution. it ciaims.'o lie an example show
ing the quality and price of numerous stan
dard works which they propose to issue with
; great rapidity, it is eertamlv a very beau
j tiful and well-made book, as the copy on our
j table will testify. "Rip Van Winkle and
Sketches," by Washington Irving, is prom
i ised to follow this immediately, uniform in
style ami juice. t ti-r announcements with
specimen pages of th-so and other works,
including the Cyclopedias of Science, Histo
riography, roetry, t iction, etc.,
Toadies, for those distressina com
plaints to wiiclt you are subject,
use Dr. I"aust's German Aromatic
Wine. 4-7. '8i .-iy.j
A DMIXISTIIATIOX NOTICE.
il Kstate of Matthkw M. 0'Xeii.l, dee'd.
Ietters ef administration on the estate of Mat- I
thew M. O'.Neill. late of Klienshurir liorouuh, de- i
ceased, havinu 'icen issued to the undersigned by j
the Keiclster of Camhria eoun'y, notice is hereby j
Kiven to all persons indebted to said estate that J
payment must be made without delay, and those
na vinit claim nirp.lnst the same will present thorn
legallv authenticated for settlement.
AN.MK M. O'SKIM,. ( Adm Inlitrators. j
Ehensliuri!;, Jan. 3T, 18sU.-t. I
l ry, oiugrariiiy, loetrv. fiction, etc.. m urn.
Members of tie Roard of Health, of New 1 1 " Vi n a.l'Piiration
. I 1'si'ii.iinu, mi: i. pri ui l to w . f i Ige
Tork, and other prominent physicians" use
mi wine ror nuir patients and their own
family, mu:h on account of the iron contain
ed in it from the soil on which Spier's vine-
Tiiros are simaien. ror sale at the
drug store, Ebenshurg.
new
Another Old Citites Gone. Mr. Tat-
i tick .Mf.uaniiniy, oi Washington township
i died after a brief illness on 'luesdav of last
' week. We cannot stale his ag. but suppose
! him to have been somewhere over seventy
j The dwelling houe of the deceased was re
1 cently destroyed by firo, a br'f account of
which appeared in these columns, and the
: exposure and excitemeit which he then un
i derwent largely contrbuted, no doubt in
; ha.tening his death. He was a farmer and
was well known in his section of the coun
try, where be enjoed :he confidence and re
sjvet of everybody. s an honest, upright
; man and a good and uefu! citizen. His ro.
mains were interred iu the Catholiccemetery
at feummitville. May his soul TP.st in noooft
THE DF.AD CAHSOT RE RAISEI,
nor if your lungs are badly wasted away ean
yon be cured by Dr. Pierce's "Medical Dis
covery." It is,;bowevr, unequalledjas a ton
ic, alterative, nutritive and readilr cures th
most obstinate cases f bronchitis, roughs,
j cold, and incipient c.nsumption, far sur
i passing in efficacy cod liver oil. Send two
i stamps for Dr. Pierces pamphlet on Con
i sumption and k indred affections. Address
: World's Dispensari Medical Associa
' tion, Euffalo, N. Y.
J" legal fraternity over there and t,! lltliaI Insurance Company of Cam
t
bria county met In the office of Secretary
court off,
1 " R p f ' J'ick, this place, on last .Saturday aitrrnoon,
'tin surgeon dentist, . and effected the following organization for
L, ' !aT t!l-it he has been so much : t,ie current rear: I'resident George yi.
' w:r.g to a severe cold, during j tZltJ c 1
rt ff i. ' . i ecutive Innim
1 " 'nontMv ? .Wa una!)? 10 fll1 I Evans, and W
tn.",R -v.aPI'Ointments at Ixretto t,...,L.t
but hope fo nut In an a n-
Vice I'resident John A. Blair; Ex
Committee John Lloyd, John J.
m. M. Jones : Secretary and
Treasurer T. W.Dick; Agents George A.
k'inttnail thnniliiiri, an1 1 V Rnlrt
"wn to-day and to-mor- j Johnstown These officers are all their own
S'HTf sor
A Xotaele WEDni5a in Ai.toon Our
genial friend, James (. Flanigan, Esq.. of
Altoona, who by the v, is a prominent
member of the Dlair coroty bar, was married
to Miss Mary Kegina lUilly, of that city, on
last Wednesday mornlig, bv Rev. Father
Ryan, pastor of St. Join's Catholic church.
We received an invitation to put in an ap
pearance on the interesting occasion, but
Wing compelled to forejo that pleasure, we
take this opportunity t extend to Mr. F.,
whom we highly esteem as a valued friend'
and to his fair young brde, our sincere and
heartfelt wishes for ther future happiness
and prosierity in this wrld, as well as their
eternal felicity in the beter world to come.
How To Got Sick. txpose yoursolf dsy
and night; eat too much without exercise,
work too hard without rst, doctor all the
time, take all the vile nostrums advertised,
and then vou will wanttc know ;
How To Get Well. Vhieh Is answered I
in three words Take IIo Bitters! j
Ivhoktant to Tr a viLKBt. Special in i
ducetrients are offered yoi by the Bcrliu !
ton KorTE. It will rJyou to read their !
advertibenient, to founl elsewhere in this ;
n-).-J9in.j '
Publishing Corunanv. 162 William St.. Vei
j York City.
! " Time. "The Johnstown Tribune comes
! to time nt the proper time in the following
timely tirade against the kind of time fur
i nished by certain timepieces in that place :
"The period ha asraln arTlved when somebodv
: oujthttocall 'Time!' on the clock. la this place,
i The irreifular way in which temi us docs fu-it
j around these parts i enough to make a wcll-muan-,
Insj chronomoter cover In lace with its hands and
I she 1 minute tear. No wonder our vonnir men
keep su -h bad hour. There are not any two whi
, tie in tho place that pucker at the same time for
; workmen to Commence or quit their daily toil ;
they don't do it, and they m!ht is well stop t d"W
' Int; about it. The hia;" ehH-k in the Lutheran
erecplo is on a perpetual hlirh. it is itenerallv too
i fart tor a church clock, and we don't wonder that it
occasionally runs out of wind : at present this
! clock ticks like a dead beat, and there no trut-
fnjr it pretty face. The boardinj-houso keeper
who,;, men work at halt a dor.en different place
t-et, all mixed np between 'Hate the (rind- and
. 'Turn Haokward, Turn Backward," and if the old
, man with the scythe and hour-Klas wrc to hap
I pen around hero just now somebody would get
kicked Into the middle of next week, it they weren't
I knocked altogether out of time. ,?
A SrrorKIo SntB. M:s Frev. a youne ladv
1 whoso home is tn Johnstown, committed suicide
( in F!airvllle. last evenimc, in a horrible manner.
. Ms I-rev, who had been ill for sometime back,
; was taken to Bhiirsvflle a couple of davs a-o'
where !:c was placed tinder the care of hc-'r nnele!
! 1'r J. C. McKelvy. at his own residence. Yesterl
, day she showed evidences of Insanitv, and durin
. the evening she escaped from her at'endauts and !
! wandered to theraiiroad yard unobserved. Vhen I
j the express train came thnndcrint; aloni; about 7
o'clock she deliberately walked In front r.f it and
, lyinir down placed her neck on the rail. Although i
the had liK'lit revealed her awful ituation to tne !
er.niiiecr, n was 100 l ire to save her. Tho head
was completely severed fr m the hodv. Her re
main were taken In charire t v the railroad au
thorities and coffined, after which t;ev were taken
to the reidcnce of her uncle. Altoonc Tribune
iSTOP SACRIFICING LIFE
ON "WILD EXPERIMENTS.
i ke dr. Tiioms irrrr.iuv treat-
M F.ST FOK nil-Il l II Eltl A,
And all Vlcerative, inflammatory and Tutrld
Conditions of the Throat. Indispenslblo
in IMallicnaiit Searlot lever.
The Only Reliable Treatment Known.
k PHTSIC1AS OrCKSSAKT.
Follow printed directions and the result will be
lavora'ole in every case.
IT IS ALSO A SURE PREVENTIVE.
Mortality from Diphtheria In Kussia in Europe,
seventy-seven per cent : in the Vnlted States, the
morality from liiphlheria is nfty per cent. I nder '
Dr. Jetteri treatment the death rata li one fifth, i
of one per cent. j
Hundreds of witnesses In Council Bluffs and
throughout the Vni'ed States ean and will testify
to Ir. Jctfcris' wonderful sueecss in the treatmen I j
of lMphtheria, and also to hi unparalelled sue- j
cess in the tr - itment of indigestion, a Iter years of j
failure and sultcrini under other trrea'tiuents.
liysjiepsia is the cac.-e ot ninety. ri ve per cent of '
all diseases, both mental and "physical. I'hysi-
clans strike wildly at effects, and let the cause ro- j
main to destroy tiie patient.
If you would avoid Iieath and doctor-Mil. !
Use Dr. Jefferis' SPECIFIC MEDICINES. !
Z HEATING STOVES, CORN SHELLERS, SLEIGH BILLS,
! Lap Robes, and many other articles for sale at
j HUXTLHY'S FAMOUS HARDWARE
AND 1I0USE-KURXISIIIXG STORE!
an establishment ichich ex-cites the wonder of all who rifil'it, thai Uie
proprietor has determined to
CLOSE OUT ALL SUCH GOODS AT ACTUAL COST!
SO NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS SUBLIME !
Money Received on De;-
PtTARtr 5T I)i:lAM(
IMEREST ALLOWED ON TIME I E
COLLECTIONS MAC
AT ALi iatSrlllLt ro
DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL (
linnictit Mad Sold, mid a
GENERAL I!ANKIN(. DIM.
TllAXSACTK).
Accounts Solicit
A. W. BUCK, a
Ehccsburg, March IK. l'.-.f.
A Fine Farm for Sg
VVAUAHI.E FA K M ( Tiie ir, .tei
in Alleirhcuv fiwnsh ip. "aml'ri c.i
li
jTZHZIE
j ATJ
3rT ARE ALL
AUOUT
tore
LARGE STOCK 9F FINE GOODS
Prices Down to Zero!
BIG BARGAINS
FOK BRISK BUYERS !
"A Stitoh In Time Sive "ir.e.'' Iike full
ftntement of ymj'tnuis. t'h:ire Ke?onlile.
Medieines sent by I.xpres C o. 1. Address
Dll. TIIOM AS J EFFEH.IS,
( :0V Hi IL BtlTF.t, 10W A.
WILLIAM A. GITTINGS,
-DEALER IX
Pianos and Orerans
Of THE VERY BEST MAKLS.
High Street, - - Ebensburg, Fa. j
Kejiairlnir and tnnir of instrument protnptly
urn! atifnrtorilv attended ti. nnd inTruetion in
Toeal nnd Instrumental music iriven t reasonable
rate. f'ino nnd Oritsns sold to relinble partie
on tr.nnthly er other jiaTBients when deirM. 'all
aud see.. l-auvi-tf.
j OF
I lk mile from Irett. earitunir.B vi-r
1 of g'Kxl land, more than 0 Aere r( w':
j rleared. well feneed and in a itu&d m' '
tion, 1 oflered for sale on at-eummmlat'i.
l ne improvemeni con-isi ,i a larvr i
HrK. contalnlnfr eleren roi'tnt an 1 a ki:
rtrmfortable Fakx Huvse. a lnrire H akh.h'
Inod;u outbuildlrv. Tbere are ale ou t
an abundance or timber and ronl.
ehoiee fruit, rucb as ai vlea, i'c:i'!n. ita
riei. frrafe. etr., a ir-wKi wfil of 'ft m K'.ei
nnmln of nerer-fail in eprl'if f jniri w:
Tlie ewner wisliei to retire lrom tui il
will sell Tery cheap, rayruent easy, te
eha.er. and a perlittly tKi title :Vn. :
jerty i In a ery healthy Iceation. w tr.
riew from the houFe. and f"r nr-re than tw
yean ha been used as adeliaLtful re, rt
mer Imartler.
For further inforroatlan api ly to
lo. A.'iirsn.
Jan. e, ll.-tf. 1'Ki-r-
ORPIIAXS' COURTSA
Jl Y rirtne of n or.Ior inin out of tfc t
tViiirl of Camhria c-nniy, to me lir
will cxjHt to alo ty public Vendue or o:
tho irf miT, on
Kocfiay, ttc 13th flay ofFitrBsry,
At S (i'i lk a. r. w.. the fillowli, de r.
e;tnte. of whirh lnvui m m.k;
died sured, ty wit;
A riKCE OR PARCEL OF I.
situate In Kende townsblT. ('ainliria (mut '
I al;ointnic land of Jam- tI11 atifl ottu-r I
lonuinir tn me etate ol satd decedent, cor;
SO ArrM. Ttie land will ! dlTided lnu
suit I'Urckasers.
TKHMS OF SAT.i:.
Mf( ne-third of tha purr I c raotiey to I
cn con firm tion of sale and the balance f
month, with Interest, to be secured t'y th
ment note of Iba purchaser.
JOHN H. nSKt.
Adn'rof IliviuYot ssKiK, de
Jan. 30. 1 HZ-su
I DOING Tllli:
Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
"Thi 1 bevuml question the mon successful
eoui;h medicine wo h.iveeTer sold." wri-! a iirmn
Ir.r nt drnir nrm. A few ilmcr invariably cure the
worst cases o! Cnnch, C-roil n. or Hmnehitis. whilo
its wonderful succes in the cure or Consumption j
is without a parallel In the history of medicine. I
Since Its fir-t discovery it ha been sol 1 on a irunr- J
aniee a fcr whi -h no other medicine can stand. !
II you have a couth wo earm stlv ask vou to try it
l'rice. loe., &oe. and $1. It rnur" lunits are re or
your chest or baclt lame, use Sluloh's I'omus I'ias- I
ters. Mold at E. James" Jru store. 1'ostomoe I
Ehcnshurp, 4-1, 81. -e.o.w.ly.
' - J
The KrookTiHe Jefmoniar, says that C. !
P.. Clark, s compositor in that ofice. set '
twelve thousand m's in sir hours a few .lavs
ago, and then aski, "Who can beat it?"
"Nobody," retorts tiie Clarion Btmorrat.
"That's an Eli-nerkins :" which, in nlain
English, rneans a confounded lie, or an tin-
fonnded rumor. To all which we subscribe '
wi'.L the utiiiOot eatliusiaoiii. I
TTKXTION, EVERYBODY!
.1. O. IJ.OYD.
n'holtaU end Retail beoler in
COAL, COKE AND LIME.
EBKSBCR, PA.
LIME A SPECIALTY. i-i?..-tf.l
Largest Business in Ebensburg.
C T. ROBERTS,
DKAI.Kli IN'
Es
ENSl'.lT.G REAL ESTATE for
in the West Ward. Eben$turx Hor
ouh, known a the "Clark t'roper
tr.'' now in tha occupancy of Ir.
f. Orief. is offered for sale'at a rea
sonable prlc ana on eatv term.
-Possession Kiran April 1st. 12. '!! on or
a-lilres A. W. KT't'K,
Jan. 9, l-t.-t. Ebensbur. Ta.
E. BT'('KT,EV
AT
XfAa ATTORMET-AT-I.A W.
AI.TIIUNA. TA.
0ftMP.ee at 1102 Twelfth street, in same build
ing and immediately in rear ol f irst Nat l Ilanfc.
Altooua, Aonl ii, 'iel.-tf.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEVELRY, BOOKS, STATIOHERY,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES,
Notions, Mm, Wall Paper, Clears, Totecco, Fancy GooSs, Tcys, &c
VARIETY STORE, EBENSBURG, PA.
JiELIADI.E GOODS. HO EST TRICES. FAIR DEALT.XG
EO. M. TIEADE. Attorney-
:ier.f l ure. Pa. -ti.-e ua
ttreo dwic it- vu Jlir'C iireet
PU-nt-T CLIP 1 e e wf' S'-wi wn.lrfi n. wof te.m ir-iniarC9
. ' 1 V I -. li .i ! u r u. c :lii:. rwiiNib.
centre ftratl, 1 r.r--....t..--.r-...i V ...-! c-..
iS-lT.'V J W .ri-ifi.. moaro (., w.w .m.iil
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In tin
tar of the firt nd ri nal a"cour.t of t .
KOfn. Hxutor f .l'-sej'h H'tr. debased.
And now. lecen'br 14. 11. on motion c
H. Seehler. John fenlon ai t-olnted A
to rej'ort distnrution of tha fundi in the t.
the F.jMuicir.
In puruanc of the f'.reolr.ir appols'.tre
Auditor will sit at his office in tha txe-iug h
ensburjr.on Mondiy. the 'th ifay of January
at 1 o clock, r. .. when and where pamas"
ft4 can presant thair claims, or te dabarre.
coming in on laid fund.
Ji'HN FENLON, Aud
Fbnfiurf . Ian. 6. lti.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The u .
MjnM Auditor. ai'iidrte.j by the Or
t ourt of 'atnhrla i"nn;i to Lear arid d'-l
the ex-e,it!v.'!i Med t" the acconiit of M.
tll. Esi., A lrcir.i-trst r et the ette ol J
Lake. le"',?i!..in1 re;-jrt c -s tr:t -..t:.m t ' --
in the hand o me suBiaM, hcrely nitr '
j'c.rtU' intertvd that he wi'l tteri4 ty th
i f s:il.I ai pfiritincr.t at his "ftt -9 In lient
y.nnd:y. f-'e'jr'xnv tti. 1t. at 1 o'clock, T. w
and where all i er?ons li tere-ted mu-t ) i
tfieir claims, or Le detarrvl 1ram cnui.c
said fund. JN'i. E. SCAN LAN
Ebensburg, Jan. TT, 1 5?i-Su Au :
ADM IN I STRATR IX 'S NCVT1 (
Estate of i'hritia I,mr. de .
Letter of adtninitrtion on the etate ' '
tian L'an, lata of W aihiiif-ton b wr.s-h.. t
cctfntr. Ca.. deeied. baTinu been fmr te.'
undera-ifned. Douce it heraby ft!en to a:i :
Indebted to id eata'e to mikt Imrcedia
ment, and tbrne havina claim to irseri
praierly autbecti'-ata 1 f.ir ttlemer.t.
MAKY LKAI'. AJraiBl'trs
Washlnrton Twp., Jan. !". -u
C tnC-M rr dy ' hnie aTr.p'e n
0' 'J1' Address Jourt-e"- t r
c Maine. f-.M