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I upvp and the Other Place.
,Nl tone yoar whole system.
:- yo of pre ground spices at the
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i in dress goods at 19 cts. per
v of ('.icensware and tinware very
I',(:KtT-t'.
. ; oil, to make your boots water-
f.:trkt'rV.
., ar.d oysters just receiyed at
...ir M'-wl."
, i: Birk-rs' pile of goods at
His honor, Judge Watson, presiding thla
wfck iu itead of Judge Dean, g six feet three
Inches In 1-elabt, and is wide out In propor
tion, and ve we are told that he weighs only
220!pounds. In ponderosity, as well of mind
as of boo y. he as a consequence fills the chair
as acceptably as ex-United States Supreme
Court Judge David Davis oould have done if
called on.
The attendance at Court Monday of this
week was larger than we have ever known it
to be on any one day heretofore. Indeed, at
the hour of 2 o'clock of that day the Jam In
the court room was simply fearful to contem
plate. "It is a eood thine." said one and all,
"that at next term we will have a new Court
House which will afford abundant room for
all comers."
Mrs. Annie Fink, of Altoona, was seized
with a fit of some kind about 9 o'clock on
Monday nlffht last, shortly after retiring to
bed. and died in her husband's arms before
medical aid could reach her. The deceased
In
pood health before retirinz, was aged about
ii- r vard.
v,l, timothy seed and Harden J uv- whr nt A Wrtv supper and was
v i; l I'ltily. atBrkers
,v ; I .tpi-res, if yon foolishly let It;
i i r.ii. U--berts, anddont you for-
whii-'n wise buyers so often re-
i. ham. Roberts' store Is the right
. t!.
,i ii at l.-t down to business have
by the dozen for fifteen cents
m Holmes died at the County
, :.i-t Wednesday morning, aged
I", i'V.-r r.ro. are still payinii the
-..- f.-r epples, potatoes, and all
- ..!ire.
inn-, and temperate, and from
... -i ' i!v snc'.i poods as he keeps In
v ypicerte.
, i !iv Hin-e who are competent to
V S F.ixrker A Bro. sell poods
.:i anybody else.
! .-ires everybody, and is sold
V. S P.arker A Bro. than by any
..r '".iler in the S'ate.
i- no 'mall pox in Ebensbura;, bu t
i vi'i.'ination seems to be going
i :n ri'-sr'y all quarters.
ni'iihty," we're told, and should
i 24 jears, and leaves one child, a danebter I
only sTx week old. j
TTarry L. Woods, sen of the late Col. ;
John Woods, Is the Altoona printer noted
In onr sreneral news items as havine enlisted '
the other day in Pittsburgh as a private in .
the regular army. Harry may never wish
the army out of the woods, but if he. don't :
wish ere many moons that a certain Woods
wxs out of the armv. we are not a prophet
nor the son of a prophet.
Our firm atid nnflincbiniz friend Q. A.
j Luther, of Carroll township, has entered the
. lists as an aspirant for the Democratic nom-
j ination Tor Sheriff at the coming primary I
j election, aid if he don't succeed it will not j
I be hecanse there is a more deserving or bet- j
ter fiHed man in the county for that position, j
J A political party always honors itself by hon-
i orin? such men as Mt. Luther. j
Tne Altoona Call savs that James Wat- ;
j son walked to that city one day last week !
' from a lou camp near Chest Springs, this '
J eormry, a distance of ahont fourteen miles, i
; with h wotird in the instep of his left foot
some three inches in lensrth, which bad been j
! made by an axe. The wound was pressed by !
an Altoona physician, and Mr. Watson rode i
-Hon. Geo. W. Tatton. a former cltiren of
Altoona, where he was greatly esteemed and
at one time held the position of postmaster,
and more recently that of Associate J udge of
Flair countv. Hied at his home in Philadel
phia, where he was employed In the P. R. It
freight department, on Mondav last, aged
anont rtO rears. Mr. Patton was the father
of several children, arrmni whom we may
name the present postmaster of Altoona. W.
Blair Patton. Esq.. and Mr. Wm. A. Patton,
assistant to Vice President Cassatt, of the P.
R. R.. Philadelphia, and was. as we know
from a long personal acquaintance, a thorough
gentleman of the old school and one whom It
was always a pleasure to meet and fcreeV
Mrs. Weisel. wife of John Weisel, of
Clearfield township, died on Kridav of last
week from the effect of a severe cold con
tracted the Sunday previous while en her
wv to attend the rtevotions known as the
"Stations of the Cross" at the Catholic
church. St. Ansnntine, from which place to
i br home is a distance or shout two m'les.
! Her aee ws between 30 and S5 years, and up
! until the dav ststed she was In the enjoyment
j of excellent health. None there were In the
community who fn'fi'led more faithfully th
I dutips of wife, mother, friend and neighbor.
! nor were there anv more devout and earnest
j In the performance of thoe religious obliea-
tions resting upon all who profess allegiance
! to the Catholic faith. May her soul rest in
i peace.
We never booked so many new subscri
bers or reeeived so much money within the
same length of time as we did on last Mon
. dnv and Tuesday. And yet there Is sbnnd
. ance of room on onr book and sufficient va
cant space in onr porkers to aeeommodate all
comers. And this reminds us that we hsve
a New nome sewing'mac-hine, list pr'ee $.V5,
1 which we will crive to any one, with onr
; blessing, who will send us the names of one
' hun-1rirt new snhacribers to the Fhtem AX
; and Kendall's eele'irated horse boolr. both of
which will be furnished, the paper of cone
' for one year, to e-xrh subscriber at $1 fi.5. cash
: in advance. Won't so-nebodv nd-rtke the
; work riqht away. Kxtra conies of our paper.
I which recommends itself, will be sent to any
j person wishing to canvass.
Cambria Ceoaty Coart Caleatfar.
WHAT mOR, CRT AND JAW HAVE BEEN
DOISO FOR JUBTICK THIS WJIKK.
The March term of onr uounty Court con
vened pn Monday last at 2 o'clock. T. M.
Jndie Ttichsrd Watson, of Bucks countv.
JOCBXALISTIO JOTTINGS.
THB 1K A IRE WORTHY PROGnEPS OF SOME OF
OCR KKAK NEWSPAPER NKIOHBOR6.
The Indiana Prtrpt has Jnst made the
most commendable kind of progress by aban
doning the quarto and adopting the folio
presiding in the absence of Judge Dean, and h l wh,h Md,,ve,7 mnch 1,3
. . . - . : appearance and matreatha fot mnm anna-
Associates Flanagan ana Masters on the
Bench. The (irand Jury, of which William j
Cuthbert was selected as foreman, wasealted
and sworn, and, after receiving a few In- I
strnctlons from the Ccnrt, retired. The '1st !
of Traverse Jurors was then read, after i
which the names of the members of the Bar j
were called for motions, etc. A half dozen !
or more persons were invested with the toga, !
of elHienship during the afternoon, and at J
6 o'clock Court adjourned until 9 o'clock on j
TFKSDAY MORVISS.
The first business before the Court on re
assembling Tuesday forenoon was the sen
tencing of Mrs. Annie Walker for assault i
and battery. The defendant had turned her
back on the last sessions, after being con- i
victed, and without awaiting the formality
of a sentence, and hence phe was brought
back on a Court process, and as It appeared
she had been in iail about ten days, while
the cae Itself being a trivial one, the sen
tence of the Court was thatshe pay a fine of
one dollar and cost.
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i nr- itii t . r- . ' wn? tut- , I T ! i in v?.. i . , - -
William Dorian.' Defendant was charged Th"!" VSTI!.1 , n1n,1"rl;
with larceny and a bill of Indictment found ZSZTJZL !n1l!r',tU'.V"'1 'mof
at last sessions. Tn the meantime the nrn. I tne party it represents, and for that and other
rntor. .Tohn Porter died and there hlnn- no ' reasons oeserves to be Tot liberally sustain-
evidence to lay before the jury a verdict of i
not emitv was rendered and defendant dis
appearance and makes the fact more appa
rent than ever that it Is one of the largest, if
not the very largest, aa it has. under the
manasement of Biother Black, always been
one of the best country newspapers In the
State. Long life and a big bonanza to the
rrogrer and its editor. -
" UooxF.v" we call him, and that is the !
name by which be is known to newspaper j
fame fame he has won on the Journal so !
brave, down nt MeVevtown, where for nine i
vears it's gave the news to its readers, the J
latest and best, and has caused not a few to '
pnll down thetr vest. So having entered of j
late on its tenth annnal round, here's hf.ping
the Journal may always be found In the land !
of the living, where we trust 'twill evnand '
and enrich our friend Conrad ,so child-like
and bland.
With its issne of last week the Johnstown
Democrat entered upon the twentieth year of
existence, and if it lives another year, as we
trust it may as well as man v additional vears,
wilt be of full legal aee.. "Prom its first es-
tannsnment up to the present time, the 7em-
f2 jjaa . . .. ift TiWaiifeAijiaag . - -
Samples end Catalogues by mail when requested.
ORIGINAL POETKT.
?harged.
tom'th vs. Jacob Jacohv, John Jicnby
and Samnel Shrnck indictment, forcible
entrv and detainer. A motion to quash the
indictment was made, ns the two offences
! ed. Its editor, non. L. D. Woodruff has onr
best wishes for the lonpest poacjWe futnre
success or the Dtmnrrat. with wh'ch be has
been identified for the past eighteen years.
Ths Johnstown Daily Tribune entered
nport the tenth year of its publication one
day last week. Because of the nr.iform corn-
were united In one count in the indictment, j pleteness of its telegraphic news. theTVtftwna
1 iinniiv nirr ?tt?iitt-ii mi in
dictment so as to strike out the charge of de
ta'ner. affer which the qnesrion was argued we savthnton a mnl
and the .Indee overruled the motion to quash : Important questions
and permitted tne amendment, whereupon
the case proceeded.
The onlv civil case on the list was contln
Bey. David B'airdied in the neighboring ! ued hy consent, preceding the trial above
hf-ap: John Owens has fresh j back to camp on the following day.
,il so forth which he sells very
. .,-,1rppts Inst received bv V. S.
f.ro. ANo a nw lot of samples to
ii i! yu do net like what they have
Irjic va(-" is in town, don't you
'i:n. kind of medicine whi'-h, in
mi 1:1 p-ins and aches will soon
1 c,f Thomas Djnlap, of Woodward
1 :,;! f:.li1 county, was instantly
, ; Tii--'' v of last week by the top of
' !"!' : "ii him.
. rT. rence between Mr. TZmil Young
v K :i 1 Knortz. of Johnstown, is sim
- -0 is a ptiunder and the other an
' r--of the gospel.
!'tiitt'd persons, and sufferers from
disasi-s. nch as connm ptinn, scrof
!i cv aff"etioiis, will be greatly bene
v usiiiL' Il.own's Ir--n Ritters.
J.ihn Murtrnn, who wna atteled
-n'rill-pot in J-hristown a week ano
!iv. ns stiN'1 in the Frif.EMMC, is
n w.j nrn c'ad t learn from the
..f Tu'-d:iy.
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J hark, lumbago, soiatica, and all
t ' th.- kidneys, bladder, and urinary
. jc. v-isifively and permanently cured
xml.-if new remedy, Trof. Cuil-
.. v l'.id.
!!' ilr'fks, who cave birth to twins
1 i-iv-'y Home p. eonple of weeks airo,
w' r!i ilifd soon after, departed from
:-:iit'i'ii Wednesday last with Johns
- I 1 r il.-st'.nntion.
i t II, ue Steward Lilly went hence to
V. . Tuesday afternoon, for the pnr
'hr'nsing hack a woman named Mary
-frayed hitl er from Johnstown
rii," a charge on that county.
"lie Sugar Bowl" jou can get oood
-"gar. von bet, six pounds for the
' ! ihiMar, wlii!e for double that score
' twelve and a half, whir h is more
" .111 o'her li'orps give to a caller.
" -r- for Miss Annie Denman, Miss
F -ketiroile. .1 W. Haeletf, Clyde
V i..im McMullcn, W. ,T. McMullen,
F. linger anl Robert Wolff remain
! f .r at the Kbensbursi PotornVe.
4 ;. 0 nffer from sick or'nervous head
4 t - iralg'.l or sleeplessness ? If so, do
: trustinj that in time nature wil
you, but g at once to E. James,
I ; ,t, Khenburg, Ta.. for Dr. Faust's
l m Cure. f 4-8.-e.o. w.ly. 1
i dwelling house of Mr. F. M. M"Kain,
1 T asant, Westmoreland county, was
I I The groim 1 on last, Monday night.
1 - 't was s.vcpt out of exi-tenre over
V -a-id dollars in ca-h which had been
' 'ii :l:e house.
5 e A't'sma papei s report five new cases
f 1 : x in that citv between l.tt Friday
f I r.: 'Tuesday) morning. This in
f f -'.'-) inhabitants, although hy no
-1 rming, is calcu'atd to create con
f fear and nrCTisines.
! . '-"in Jmlge Vatson the Bench, or
'i ' t' - week, in the matter of heft,
anre yoa that he is or.e of the
t cr..,M,,pI,, f the p'niis homo outside
I t e eer laid eyes on. A buxom
I : Judge Watson of Rucks.
j " -k 1 onirany has been organized at
f ' tl. rty-tvvo mi!es west of this place,
T'!"-Tiiv. I ,f oc 1 1 1ll i . l- I r rrlia
oi.gh. if an awakening of that
1 l.anperi to strike F.hens'mrg the
'K--lr. t poss.tiiy be very far dis-
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j An exchange tells of a storekeeper who,
j being too stingy to advertise, asked an editor
if he couldn't give him a puff, that it wou'd
j help him to fill up his paper. The editor told
; him he could if he would, and In return ask
I ed him if he couldn't snd a sack of flour
j down to his house, that it was mighty handy
! to help fill up his children's stomachs. The
j storekeeper couldn't see it ; neither did the
I editor.
I Mr Stephen A Mover, one of the oldest
, and best known citizens of Washington town
j ship, died of dropsy, with which he had been
1 long afflicted, on last Saturday forenoon, and
! was buried In the Ca'holic cemet ery at Snm
i mitville on Monday last. A short time before
j death one of Mr. Mover's eyes, as well as his
: bodv, legs and fer t, burt open, presenting a
' most horrible sight. His age was 6.1 years,
j May he rest In peace.
I Onr pnergetic townsman, Mr. Joseph
' Outwald, a well known knight of the cleaver. '
has thrown his banner to the hreeze as an '
! aspirant for legislative honors on the Dmn- i
; cralie ticket. This new pnlitfea.1 mny on the '
I part of Mr. Outwald is. so far as we knov,
i of his own volition : nt least the Johnstown :
I Tribune has had no "finger in the pie" this :
time. And more's the pitv for the Trih'int. ',
, See Mr. Ontwald's card In another column. ;
J A young man named Richard Mnnaghan,
; son of Mr. Thomas Monaghan, formerly of ;
Smnmerhill township, subsequently of Clear
! field township, but now living with his son- j
in-law. Mr. Adam Mers. at or near Lilly's. !
is lying hopelessly ill. we legret to learn- !
with consumption, at the residence i.f a friend J
in St Augustine, and bis death Is only a i
question of time, and a very short time, it is '
feared. Toting Monaghan Is only about 22 '
years of age, ami until recently was engaged j
in the sewing machine business. 1
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An error as to figures last week crept :
into onr table of the bids made for the new j
county loan of twenty-five thousand dollars, j
As printed Mr. II. J. Roberts was made to
offer a premium of 1 .1-10 percent, for 1 21, .100;
whereas the premium should have appeared
as 1 6 10 per cent forthe amount stated. We ;
make this correction for the reason that the ;
Johnstown Savings Bank proposed to take !
the entire loan of $25,000 at l'f per cent, j
, premium, which is two-tenths per cent, less '
than the figuieserronously given in our state- '
ment. i
Mr. Edmund Mnller, one of the most re- '
snecfed citizens of our town, intends to take ;
up his abode in Johnstown, where for several 1
. months past he lias been employed in a gro
eery store, ami with that object in view will
, dispose of two cows, which will soon be fresh, j
i as well as a large lot of household goods, at '
public sale, on Saturday of net week, com- ;
niencing at one oVock in the arternoon. We
are sorry to lose Mr. Muller and his excellent
family from among us, but all the same we !
wish them good health and abundant success ;
In their new home. !
town of Tndiana on Tuesday of last week, at
the advaneed age of fK! years. Tie was a na
tive of Antrim county. Ireland, and came to
this country with a portion of his father's
family in lflfr2. landing in Philadelphia, and
at the time of his death he was doubtless the
oldest clergvman in the State. He was li
censed to preach In lftlfi. and in the following
year took charge of a congregation at Indiana,
where he hap resided ever since, although for
several year pot actively engaged ir the
ministry. n was a man of mneh more than
ordinary ability and sterling integrity, and
Commanded, as he deserved, the resprt of
all who knew him. Tie was th father of S.
S B'a;r. Esq . of fTollidavabnrij. and of Judge
Blair. President Judge of the I ndiana county
judicial district.
A case of more than nstinl local tnterpt
was to have been argued before Judge Ach
esoti. of the C S. Ditrict Court at Pittsbnrc,
on Wednesday of last. week. It was the case
of the assignees of Wm. M. Lloyd ffjain.it
.Tolin Lloyd (his son"). S. C. Baker. Thomas
MeCanley. and Mrs. Jane Freed. The argu
ment was on exceptions filed to the report of
a Master appointed while the matter was
pending in iankruptcy, and the amount in
volved is estimated at ?10 000. The point in
issue is whether Mrs. Freed, bv proving her
bond an unsecured debt, has released the
mortgage given by L'ovd to her sureties on
the bond to indemnify them and secure pay
ment of the same. The moi-tgaer" was plaed
on a portion of Mr. Lloyd's real estate before
be was adjudged a bankrupt, and the assign
ees are now seeking to set it aside The
Master in the cas. Wm. A. S'one. Eq., re
ported in favor of so doing. The argument
did not take plane, but was continued, to
what time we cannot a, on Recount, of the
absence of S. S. Blair. Eq., of ITollida vsbnrg.
Mr. Lloyd's IpadinT counsel, who was called
to Indiana to attend tlie funeral of his father,
mention of whose dearh is elsewhere made.
named. After two or three witnesses had
I been heard in the case on trial. Judge Wat- I
1 son cal'e-i the attention of the counsel en- j
I srag"d to the law. Intimating crave doubts at j
the same time as to the evidence bearing out i
j the charge made. The trial, owver wns f
; allowed to proceed, and occupied Ibe Court 1
j until noon, when Judge Watson decided that
the case must fail, but allowed the question j
i of costs to be disposed of by the -fury, n
j compliance with the above instructions, the
' 1'irv retired and on the following mornir.g j
j brought in a verdict which comprises the
payment of three fo-irths of tbe costs by the '
first named defendant. Jacob Jaenbv, and
the remaining one-foprth hy the prosecutor, j
j Christian Dipple. while the defendants gen- i
I erallv were found not guilty. The costs In :
i the case amount to two hundred and seventy- j
, one dollars and some cents, this having been !
j the third time it was tried. j
Com'th vs. John Diimam indictment, '.
. larceny. The defendant In this case was !
! shown to be a vnnng man of pood character !
i and the only sn nport of his aged parents, :
' and in view of these facts the Court, upon '
i pita of gniltv being entered, sentenced ac- i
eused to pay the costs and enter into hisown 1
recognizance to be of pood behavior for the
cannot but be a much sought paper in Johns
town, and we know wherer.f we affirm when
sav inainri a multitude of occasions when
nrtant questions were pending at Wash.
ineton, Harrfshnrg. and other nolit ical een.
tres, its telegraphic, columns have beep of
signal benefit, not onlv to us, but to all Its
subscribers here and elsewhere. In addition
to this, the local department of the Tribune,
now regarded as the most Interesting portion
of a newspaper, has alwavs bef n conducted
with exceptional care. Industry and ability,
and has made the Tribune a welcome viitor
to every honseho'd in which it received.
We trnst its davs. like those of Its editor.
Oeo. T. Swank, Eq.. may be long In the
land, and that It will never fall to meet with
all the sncces it so pre-eminently deserves.
More than that, we trnst. that the present
railroad schedule will soon be superseded hv
one which will bt ing the Tribune to onr town. !
as was rne case nntfl reeent'v, on the same
day it Is printed. And so say we all.
The Iktmawa Normal School, sn ad
vertisement for which will be found In an
other column, presents to teachers advanta
ges superior to those of any similar institu
tion in the State. It is on a sound financial
basis, while constant efforts of the Board of
Trustees and of the Facnlty of the institu
tion tn increase the facilities for study. In
struction, and healthful exercise, cannot
fail to make the advantages such, in every
respect, as to give eminent sat isfactlnn to all
who favor it with their attendance. The
object of fliln excellent institution is pre-em-
term of two yenrs. and in the meantime to j jneMlv the education and training of teach-
rr-nl remains of a little daughter
1 'Kven. or Cambria township,
; '' r.mgti town in a coffin on Tuea-
1 ' I' vn large number of relatives 1 Johnstown, were
: " '- in carriages, and interred in i didn't hesitate to
In a quarrel between two little boys near
Mt. riessant, on Wednesday, says the La
trohe Advance, ore struck the other over the
bead with a shovel. The other returned the
! blow by stabbing his brother in the abdomen
with hi? pen-knife mnklnganugly gashalmut.
four inches long. The doctor sewed up the
wound and the boy is still living, hut the
doctor thinks he will die. The child who
stabbed his brother Is only six years old. and
will, in cns his brother dies, be the youngest
fratricide on record. P. S. Since the alove
1 was in type the injured brother has died of
his wounds. 1
Hon. L. D. Woodruff, editor of the Dem
ocrat, and Nathaniel Home, Esq., both of
here on Monday last, and
Mtstf.rt and Death. A tale of wrong
doing and crime, or at the verv !eat of th
grossest, cruelty and inhumanity, was bro't
to our ears from the classic precincts of that
unctions locality known as "Bngtown," or
its vicinity. Out of a mass of rumors and
reports we give the best substantiated and
as pearty as possible the correct version of
the lamentable affair.
It appears that a man named J. IT. Swank
lives with his wife and family in the neigh
borhood named, and until reeent'v an un
married sifter of Mrs. Swank, aged about
twenty-one years, has been a member of the
household. A week or so prior to the spring
election this young ladv took sick and grew
so rapidly ill'fhat Mr Swank was constrain
ed to call in a phydcian. The state of facts
found by the medical gentleman we cannot
give, a- he declined making anv statement
until put upon oath in a legal proceeding,
should any he instituted. But two neighbor
women, acting the part of good Samaritans,
called at the bouse and after seeing the sick
girl, at that time npparentlv in a violent fit,
informed the sister and brother in-law that
the poorinvalid was in labor and about to
become a mother a suggestion indignantly
repudiated by the nian of the hone. And
Just here comes the painfully horrid part of
the affair. The doctor came, looked nt. the
patient and then departed. During the
night the young girl died in terrible agony.
Again the charitable women who had pre
viously visited the pwr creature called in to
prepare the corpse for burial. In doing so
they found a well-developed child, partly
born, but then dead, hidden beneath the un
derclothing of the deceased, the fastenings of
which and t'e Flrength of the material of
which it was made having, as they allege
under oath, prevented the birth of the child.
They also expressed their deliberate opinion
that the child micht easily hnve been born
alive had any care or attention been givn
the poor n. other, or eren had her under
clothing permitted it. Without calling the
attention of any person or persons to the
case whose duty it would be to investigate
the matter, the girl and child were buried at
East Ridge burying ground. It is. also al
leged bv some panics, though denied hy
Swai k himself, that medicine had been ad
ministered to the eirl, which, although ob
jected to on her part, she was forced to take.
In fact the better citizens of the community
are considerably excited over the various
rumors in circulation, and the facts have
been communicated to District Attorney
S.-chler, who no doubt will investigate all
the circumstances, thereby screening the
innocent, it innocent, they be, and bringing
to merited justice and condign punishment
the irniltv, if through wilful crime or reck
less indifference the lives of two human be
ings have been wantonly and inhumanly
sacrificed, as many ii, the immediate vicinity
are prone to believe. We await further de
velopments. as no doubt do not a few of our
leaders, with the hope that justice may be
done though the heavens should fall.
he held liable to a sentence of imprisonment
j at discretion of the Court.
Com'th vs. Michael Fliggins Indictment,
larceny of a horse and buggy. Xol pros en
tered by leave of Court upon payment of
costs by defendant. Some doubts of the
sanity of the accused were entertained by
th Court ; hence the light sentenee imposed,
his friends having promised to take care of
h'm. Tfe will be remembered as the party
who stole the horsp and buggy of Rev. Bro.
Lawtence O'Donnell, of Loretto. from In
I front of the residence of Rev. Father Boyle,
i at Oallitzin, some time a"o
i Com'th vs. Francis O'Neill assault and
j battery on a little hoy. It, waa shown by
j witnesses that O'Neill struck the little boy
1 wi'h a pick, knocking him down and render
in? him senseless, the doctor finding him un
conscious when he called, a voung son of
John Wilkins, dee'd. of Lilly's was the pros
ecutor. Tn the case of the Com'th vs. Richard
Oradv. charged by Constable Stutzman with
kindling a fire on property owned by the P.
R. R. Co., at. East. Conemangh. the Grand
Jury ret nrr.ed "not a true hill and the coun
ty to pav the costs."
Licenses were taken up on Tueadav even
ing and petitions for and remonstrances
against quite a number were read and com
mented upon until 11 o'clock, when Court
adjourned until Wednesday morning with
out having reached certain and numerous
Johnstown applications against which re
monstrances were presented, and with re
gard to which the heaviest, battle of the cam
paign was expected.
Associate Jnrige met at o'clock and con
tinned the beartnerif applicationsfor licenses
until 10 o'clock. A. M.
Meantime the South Fork shootln? case,
in which Mvers ws prosecutor and Frank
f 5rav et at. deft, was called nn and occupied
the remainder of the dav without reaehipga
conclusion, the granting of licenses having
delayed its progress.
WED7JEST)T AFTERNOON
the following additional licenses were granU
ed for Johnstown : Joseph Boxler, Frederick
Bender, Mary Crossln Winn. Joseph Knst,
Thonias Kinney. John M King. '
At about fjo'clock the Grand Jury returned
Thomas II Heist and P. F. Brown, of Elv
enshnrg. for selling liquor on Sunday and ro
minors, and Mrs. Christiana Foster, also of
Ebenshnrg. for keeping a gambling house.
The petition for the incorporation of
Grubbtown into a borough was approved.
WEDNESDAY EVEXHif).
Eating house licenses were granted to ,no
Brownjof Clearfield fwp., John B. Sleepy of
Allegheny twp , and P. F. Kirby of W7il.
more, while the applications os Geo. Crook
of Chest twp.. and Scott Burns of Chet
Springs were held under advisement until
next week.
THTPSDAT FORENOON.
The case of the Com'th vs. Frank Gray,
W m. Tones, sr.. Wm. Joftes, jr., Jas. Jones,
.Tno. Brad well, Francis O'Routke and others,
known as the South Fork shooting case, is
on trial as we go to press.
i ers. qo fully accomplish thlsobiect.it must
j pive thorongh and systematic cnltnre to all i
j the faculties of the mind : aenrate instruc- .
' tion in the various branches of learning : a '
1 complete knowledge of the principles and !
j methods of culture and Instruction, as well j
as of organizing, managing and governing n '
, school, and also an opportunity to make 1
: available fcr teaching purposes, nndrr the '
: supervision of well trained, experienced ;
; teachers, all the power developed, and all '
the knowledge acquired in the class-room. j
; It is confidently believed that there are no :
: better opportunities to obtain a general hns- j
iness. scientific, or classical education, or to
pursue studies preparatory to those that are
; strictly professional. thn are offered at this :
. well. managed school. Tbebnildine Is heat- :
; ed throughout b- steam, has a.ll ppeded ac- '
, commodations for 400 boarders, and is pro- '
j nonneed by authority as th beMbuildinq of the
itn-f in the TTniteil State. T'e wide coirnre
and long experience of the Faculty and the 1
, high mm-al character and interest of the
1 town afford to students unbounded advanta-
; pes and inducements to avail themselves of
the learning, cnltnre and privileges offered i
! by this institution. i
LITTLE I'ETIK.
LI9BS COVHKMOF.ATITBOr THE Dlt VTH OF A ITITTLB
OW OF WR Atrn WM. I.Alf AOHIX, OF BUUSB
MOCSTAlM. J)B HOLLIDATBUB, rBHM'A.
A violet rrw by t!je wayiMe
And gladdened mil heart with its Dlnom,
v hile over the fiMa on tlie cfntd air
It brrathed a rich perfume:
But th clou. is grew dark in the angry tky.
And U portal were opened wide.
And the heavy rain tet down the flower
That grew by the lone wajstde.
Not far awar. in a plenssnt home.
There liTed a little boy
w hote happy face and childish grace
Filled every heirt with joy :
Bnt he wandered away to heaven above,
Knck ta Him who Rave.
And the boy that w loved with a boundless love
V as laid In hli little grave.
The pky grew dark to our tearful eye,
And we bade farewell to joy.
For our hearts were bound bv a sorrowful tie
To the grave of our darling lny.
Tbe birds still sing tn the leafv tree
That Shu dows the open door t
We heed them not. for we think of the voice
We shall never bear more.
We shall think of him at each eventide.
And s-aze on his vacant chair
With an aching heart that will scarce belter
That Petie no longer is there.
We seetn to hear his ringing laup-h
And his bounding step at the door.
But, alas ! there cotnes the sorrowtul thought,
We never shall hear them more.
We shall wnlk sometimes to lils resting place
In the pleasant snmmer hnurs :
W e will speak his name in a softened voice.J
And cover his grave with fluwers.
We shall think of him in hi heavenly home
ni npsTpn'v nome so mir
And we trust with a hopeful trust
That we shall rejoin him there.
THE LITTLE STRAW HAT.
IM XmORlrM OF TUB SMB LOVED AMD LOVIKO
LITTLK ONE.
Tls a dear little hat. and It hangs there still.
And Its voice of the uast bids our heart strings
thrill.
For It seems like the shadow of days passed o"er.
And of the bright little boy who that hat once
wore.
'Tls a dear little hat, for eneh simple bmld
Tells that oft o'er Its plaftin-r hl fingers played .
And many a wreath for its crown bath been twined:
To the grateful taste of his youthful mind.
Yes. there It bangs, with its curling front
Still ns playlolly rolled ms had been It? wont.
But the golden ringlet" which waved below
Have curled their last clusters long ago.
Ah ! the hat is the same, but It shades no more
Those mild brown eyes as In days of yore.
And the sunlit smile that danred o'er that brow I
Can but light up our hearts' sad memories now.
Sad memories they are, and o'er their quivering 1
strinir I
F.aeh breath of the bygone a tremor flings: !
And joys t-tiat we fiiin would sw:iken ag.iln I
In memorr are wreathed with anguish and pain, j
Then recall not he past, the' the dimpled hand '
May never airiin clasp the brnided strand ; 1
Tho' the t.reez no lonirer tnav hear the tone !
Of the rinnirig laughter of childhood's own. I
Ah ! think of him new. with a glittering crown J
On hi? heavenly forebejol renting down.
W hile his fingers stray o'er the golden wire '
That blends with his Voice 'mid the cherub choir, j
Aye, I see him now as a holv light I
Pours down or, his brow with radiance briaht. 1
And I hear tlie tones which In henveti g iln birth
O, call tlm not back to this saddened earth !
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Toe a it FttKKMAtv It li.-is been seme tlmn sincn
any locnl itftn? appeared in your polnmns frmn
this onnrter. Altheuah quiet, we still re:id the
Krkkman w'th plrasnre. a we are sure to hml In
Its well tilled pnires all tlie local news of tliecmin
ty that, is uf any Innrest. and perhaps some of
yonr renders may be irad to Ond and peruse a few
jott'nirs therein irom this se-'t'on.
The hotel property in TnnnelMll pronich. known
as he "Kmtnet Hoiiee." formerly owned liv Mnt
thow IJlirnan deeea"d, wns snld'ot pulilie sale on
Saturday Inst for Patrick Fitzpa'rick, the
present oconpint. b.inir the pnTh i er.
The (Hen While ("oal and Tvimber 'o.. of whleh
Mr. Iarj,t Mct.'ov is manager, h.ivlnir leased a
Iwrare tract of coal lands of Mr. James Mcf .loskeb I
some time air , commenced siiiKina ashalt the he
(rlnntn of lust week for the purpose or mining
coal. It is the Intention of the eompanv. It 1 am
riifhtly Informed, to pot op on hundred coke
ovens dtirinir the eotuir-.f summer, so us to l;e readv
10 manntneture coke as soon as the shaft has heen
j IitvTN-r.'s "Vir Van Winkt.f." Delight
! fnl old Kin Van Winkle, wlioni Wnsrilnirfrin
' Irvlntr unci Jocnh Jeffers.-.n tisvs mnrtsntip
of tlie rtiot famous of Anicrlcnn chprsptpro,
! is 1nst piiMiehcrl. with other of Irvine's
; cti"icpt, 'Vctch"." in a charmlntr little
j rcn" lini. piif dee. richlv ornntnentcd vol.
U"is, for tfis msrvpllon'jlv low nric( of 3.";
cents, or hv mail, 40 cents, hv The Useful
. Knnw'edje Pn'lKhin? flompanv. of Nw
; York: Citv. Tliev issne nn edition of the
same, hound Tn plnin cloth, for 25 cents,
i Postpaid, and. another, pew In stvle of blndl
! inc. appropriately named "Ufilitv. " for onlv
11 cents, notpnid. The,e vonme 1s
: siiPfl eipeclallv to show to the hoolr-htivin?
i niilhons the chnracter of the literature and
qnalltv of workmanohip, with the wonderful I nn":- Th onthiy. as estimate.! hy some of our
j (wmomv In cost, which the "T,itcrarv TJehel
I lirn" proprwesto produce, a larce nnmher of
I Ptsndsird and erceedlnelv desirahle works
hetniT announced tn follow rapidlv, equal in
qnsjHtv and economv of cost. The red Una
' edition iscertainlv tins nf fhe iniKf evqnioite
; little volumes wh'ch has ever found it way
i Into the hnpies of rrdinarv mortals, and the
"TTtilitv" erlitlon places the famed low pri
ces even of the Literary Involution" far in
the lmckcmund. The honks will ccrtaitilv
sell hv the hundred thousand, and onsrht to
sell hy the million. A rwta! card will se-
enre ipecimcn naees and catalop-ncs from
I the nnh'iohers. The TTefnl Knowledtre Pnh
j lihlnp Tompanv, lfi2 William street. New
' York Citv.
c;irriai;es, anil interred m
y. Her age was about two
''.'.irrli Kemciy js a rnarvcllons
'irrh. IVplitheria. C'anker-nioiith
With e,u-h ln.ttle there is an
' 1- 'I ':n'"ctor for th more sticees-s-'
"- et these complaints, withnut
l'ri.-eMcts. Sold by E. James,
Kfeii!,Urt:. I'a. r4-l.-e.o. w.ly.
ST mail for the celehratcrl Lan--t
.ec.ls will receive prompt and
' -t tinn hy a i.ltcssin E. Jaines,
' In tlie exclusive riht to sell
"'" in K!Hn'ur. Ttiey may he re
1 n l.eimj strictly fresh, and are
'M ttie hestpar.len s-eds in the
1 wj
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lan named r.o'-rt Bruce Hayes,
'fH the lii.linni Vormal Seii
1 iive n pntilie etiteitain-nctit In
M..:iday nlirht Inst. His cf-
iitirelv eliHMitionarv. Is re.
heen an able one, hut wo are.
-'at It was m t as liberally pat
't.'u!d have been.
tlv'snian, Mr. Torn Mr-Samara,
' :" Jriiir.B Ut rhi'ailelphia next week
f"Toseof orniu the spring and
"'pKiiin In tli way nf nK-llins
' eo,),s etc., to his country
Hrt will lc imi k with us aaiii three
'V"tln t!n"t0 rtciHiMihinjf.
r' l.im tthrB'r l.m ....... I
'''"I McMullen nf A ttuiw '
'"er three I . I
fp - i uiirat-s, sevetai
cows and v r, .tn 1
, Minr, imre I
T'd4''''N,aJu'li"rBuckey rnowin 1
k , in alnint endless variety of I
mi ana
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at
nnntAhi.l.l . 1 .
t f t'ay, Mrch 20th, at one
i-'--ia j.iuuea at tun
didn't hesitats to say that tliev were rival
j candidates for Assembly, and would seek the
i nomination at the next Democratic primary
' eVctlon. As Mr. Woodruff has already serv
' el the people nf Cambria county faithfully
; and Intelligently at Harriaburn, and as Mr.
Home Is admitted to be one or the most ca
1 pable men in the county, ami would no doubt
make an excellent member of the Legislature,
j nothing, we could say would add to the bicli
; repute In which both are held by their fellow
1 citizens.
! We had many pleaant visits from many
, pleasant people during the present week, !
1 not tlie least notable of which was an enjoy- j
able half boor spent with Mr. A . E. Smen- I
! ner, of 2ofl Penn street, Fittshurir, who came j
j here ns a ri'presehtiti've of the RyeateGran-
' Ite Works, at South Ryjjate, Vt , and as a ;
1 member of the Pittsburgh Fountain Fence !
Co., said fence being something entirely new j
' ami neat for enclosing cemetery lots, etc.
i We found Mr. Smenner a genial gentleman ;
and a thorough business man, and be found
i the Fbeemas a good enough paper to sub
scrilie and pay for lo advance. Good enough
' and thanks to match.
--We regret to state that the hope we ex
; preised last week In regard to the recovery
I of Miss Josephine, daughter of Col. B. Mc
! DermiU. of Altoona, who, a few days before,
bad been attacked with small pox, proved
delusive. -Khri did on the night of the day
(Thursday) on which we wrote the para
graph, and was burled In the Catholic ceme
tery about 2 o'clock on Friday morning, ner
age was abdut 21 years. In this sudden be.
reavnment Col. Mc Dermltt and his excellent
wife and famFy bare the heartfelt sympathy
of host9 of friends In this county, where they
lived long and were well known and respect
ed. May Ood grant rest to the soul of the
departed ona.
J Death of a Wei.t. Known Cttizfv
. Mr. Andrew J. Rliey, a gentleman familiarly
known to a majority of our readers, died H't
the residence, of his mother, Mrs. Suaii
j Rliey, in this place, on Wednesday nio-ht.
i March 8, 1SS'. aged fifty-four years. There
i was perhaps no man who had a more extcn
' sive acquaintance throughout the countv
! than the deceased, and certainly no one who
I had warmei friends, for the rpjtnn that
of the abundance of his own generous nature
he was a friend to every one he knew and
was always ready and willing to confer a fa
vor, or minister to the wants of others
W hen the civil war broke out he was a clerk
in the Postufriee Department at Washington
and no Cambria county soldier who pas-d
through that city, either on his way to the
field of strite or on h!s return from it ever
called upon him for any aid or assistance
that wa not cheerfully rendered. Th.e of
them who yet live will alwavs remember his
kindness to i tern with feelings of deep grat
itude His death was sudden, although not
entirely unexpected, and will be heard with
retrret hy all who knew him and admired the
many generous and excellent traits in his
character. His funeral will take place, to
morrow (Saturrlaj ) morning, at 10 o'clock
and his remains will he interred in the Cath
olic cemetery. May God grant eternal rest
to his soul.
LtQT;oR License List. Up to Wednesday
noon the following named persons were li"
censed to sell liquor within the limits of Cam
bria county :
TAVKRlf.
BarrTwp.Ntrhoixs I.amhour.
rV"mJ,r"J V,"'- Henry Oore. Thnmag Jndire,
John Kurtx. ISernard Fitrroitrlrk. Cnarles Rovle
Krfdiret Horn, Patrick McTanirMin Mi,h..i vi..'
loran, Thomas Strenrer. Peter Roth. John Lvsett. Partly in advance and sevet'tv five cents we
twm""' H'rkhatt " " j will send Thr Cottagk ITeart for one
THK COTTAOR TlKASTB M A O A ZINIt. We
have received the March number of this vnl- ;
liable Boston monthly. It la full nf grind
tlilnfs, amnnff which are a stnrv bv George j
MaeOonald: Life In the Kasf. by Professor '
James Rnsredale; The Treasure nf Snow;
Winter In the Northern Seas ; New Mnic ; i
The Fashions : Mothers' and Yoitnc Folks '
Department, tc, all fully and beamifnllv '
illuatrated by more than twenty fine en- J
gravintrs. This is the best periodical at its I
price (.XQ a year in advance), end the, j
cheapest of its qnsMy in the world. We '
have arranged to club with this magazine, j
and make the following ofTVr to onr nb- '
seribers, good until Anril 1st.: To all who j
aend ns a new sntacriber with two dollars I
as advance payment we will send Thk Cot- !
TAOK ITf. apth for one year free ; ar.rl to all :
who will send ns one year's payment of
their own subscription whether nowdne or
eoal operaturs. will he fully $7. J.0O0 before ativ coal
can ne nnnea. itood time are expected lor tha la
tHjrinic class. I
Mr. Thomas Rradlev resentlv sold his coal land
or mineral riirlit. t.. the Bl:iir Iron and foal Co.,
hnt lor whnt amount 1 am not aide to sav, thonifh I
Tom Is w-ll p eased with the price obtained ; and.
hv tha way. he never "drives Ms purs to a bad
martiet. While spenkin of my friend Tom. it
may he news to some to learn that he resides in a
handsome and commodious I. rick dwelling house,
which he erected last snmmer. snd which is the
first ar.d only hriek structure in Oallitun.
The parochial scheol under the itninediste su
pervision of Kev. .!. Movie, and which is tauifht
hy the Sisters of St. Joseph located here, mav he
termed a irmnd success in evcrv respect. Over
three hundred pupils are in daiiv attendance. and
all parties interested are jrreatly pleased. 1 ho
moral trauiinir of rupils under the care of the
fl'iod Sisters Is iifflcicnt to render the seho.il ex
ceedingly popular. A larire and wall finished
convent and commo )!oiisi'hoolriom".jo-t'n little
If any less than M.doO. are amons the p moment
Improvements in this place which were put up du
ring the prist summer.
Hon. John Fenlon and John K. Sc.inlan and T).
Mr-IHiijfhlln, K.-qr.. all and res.ectcd iten-
tlemen, paid onr town a briet visit to-uay. Come
airaln: you will he welcome.
The many friends of I). Bradley will be sorrv
to learn that his health is very poor and Hint he
has heen eonfiued to his bed since November last.
Mure anon. j. j. p.
A Rnt.Lio.ptw Is not aesthetic,
A dtsh raj scarcely ts divine,
A sqnillinj: kid l not J.atet(c,
A dirty door is not leonine ;
A d-ndj-inif life Is not suo-rnal.
Mad Boor is not a dafTo.lll.
The weather Is not nlwai vernal
We have to mix the m'n.d and ill.
This weather. a we write, is quite the reverse of
yeniai. i m tne couirarv. u is leternai or
It somewhat milder, it is the ill mixed 'n
State Normal School, l
Fresenfs I nsarpnsspd Knrilitlcs for
Irpjrirs Trachrri for I nlrr
log Tliclr l l ! J of l.ulior.
There is no more n.llo pnrult timn
that of mouldinx human character. i.nd
no greater benefactor than the truly suc
cessful teacher.
If yon intend to teach, prepare yourself
thoroughly, and thus make your work
pleasant and profitable for yourself nud of
real valvt to othrrt.
Every teacher shonl.l take a full course
at a professional school, and Pennsylvania
offers you none sup rior to that of the
INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL of Penn'a.
1. LOCATION", le.mtiful, convenient
and healthful.
3. BVILDlXti and AmiiTKNA.V
CtS, unexcelled.
3, INSTKVf TttKS, experienced and
lUCCCFtllll.
. 3KADUATES stand liiah wherever
known.
5. CliVFSK of STl TtY aud plan f in
struction are w hat you need if y..u have de
termined to ltccn-.e an earnest and suc
cessful teacher.
Spring Term m open Apr. 10, 18S2.
Fall " " Sept. 4. 1SV2.
For further particulars adJross
L. n. DUKL1XG,
w.meh.-iw.jy.au.l PBIriPAL.
CHICAGO
mmm
AND THE
JEWS
Garnuna
Freeman!
oxi: yi:ai: roi: A-j.oo.
Tnrii I fivMnao CUW a sr.
Han- I. Klnd;r H-nJ " i r -.7k" .'.":
jjjp - " ""iipi-ciu, 1IU JQIU
Carroll Twp.-Thfimss J. Woftklfttid.
ti. i 1 s,,rif,K Boro John Arouse, John H
nest rwr-.rjeorife Crook. Joseph Rhodv.
oncmaniM, Bo'o-.OeorL'e Held. Joseph iMent
. John K rr, John J. Hornick, Lauseller Kich.
: year. Every one of onr uri!eriber ouch to
; have tbisi bnntiful illustrateH monthlv. We
j bopto lipar from many of them within the !
next two weeks. Address this office.
. J. D. Wendrotn.
rer
L. V. Shank.
Crovle Twp Tohn D. Thomas
Peter H row ii
Kensnrr Boro'. T. H. Kelst. p. F. Hmwn
I?at?erner Cbr"'t'n Foit.r, Mi3ha.l
nieu T?VJ-TT?nk X' ntt- rh" Endler.
hams Boro'.-Albert Bender. Michael Fit
-,J'nownB?,'T,lm,'" Mlllliran. H. rreen
He'mle,rn Hen,ord' V sw". Robert
ir'nf"?, "rr0' --Joaeph tfena-ele. A. .?. Chrl-tv
Mlllville Moro'.-Mary lirady. Catherine Iowl
Mct?rmott jBrBM' Andrew Mulherou, Thomai
KiehHnd Twp BemariT Nees
BBTTE'8 SrECTMKN Book OF Tttks. We !
are inrlebted to the lilralitv of Ceo. Hrtiee's i
Son A Co.. of New York, for a larse and
elecmtly btmnd volume bearine the title at !
the heaoj of thisi notice, or words to that ef- I
feet. The work Is Intended specially for !
newepaper pnMihprs). and nhoni two thirda ,'
of the volume conslptaof specimenaof types
larire pmportions with the (food for any ue The
lesou we aro tauicht hv these sudden flucuatlona
of the tl.crmonieler Is to not diseird heavy cloth
Instill we are sure we are quite ready for soma
thinir lljthter. B irilns in winter clothlnk- may
yet be ohtatnod at Jas. J. Murphy's. 109 Clinton
street. Johnstown. If aptdlrd for forthwith. The
elothlntc will be found suitable to wear In this lat
itude for probably throe months to come, and will
be sold below cost Make a note of this.
FARM, SAW MILL, Sc., at Private Sale.
ri'H t. undersigned off. r for s.-ile on aenrnmt. "a
J loir terms his FAHM and the Iniprovereents
thereon in Allahenv township, on tho roid b-id-Inif
from "hest S;.rtnirs to ( II i 'Tin. Slid Farm
coiitRti-.s 17. Atres. a'-oot SO 4 errs nf wImcIi are
to put cleared, and the improvements c-uii rie two tio..d
loo ' inrn.iiso Mnrsts. one et wiiich Is 3V. stories and
j mane rv sbki tirm. una the other portion is
taken nji hv an elaborate history of the in
vention of the art of printtnp-. toeetfier with
Illustrations of the first printing presses tiat
were nsert, as well as a vast amount of gen
era I information relative to '-tlie art preser
vative of all arts.'
The tvpe foundrv of the
r c , j niessrs. isrnep Wfl estnhlisherl in IRI.tsrH ia
t.. . - .-.',i.k7.rrannoii. i - - '
T,y-i; ' "P rrrderiek Ko-hm. l the most extensive and eompiefpin the conn
O I ".Tvd K Fit ti irTik ,cUael McMorrls, Patrick j try. Tho work Is an exceeding valtlihie
Washington i wp.-christopher Kobine c - "i ,,-siri,' equiait!on to the printing
Oeorife. John H. t'lark. John Mtrtx, D c , ' ' Office. . r
k. C ..lulherron. John 11 a mil ton V'i. I
rt II. .all R
ANOTiTKR DKATH AT ST. JosfPB'b Pnv
vest. -Sister Mary Hernadine Knosr. mLA i
of pneumonia at the convent of the Sisters I
?; , -:!fph' in t,,is PR',. "n Tuesday U,t.
March 7th, i82. in the 2;tl, year of hei aoc
ami tl.i. sivth f J... " "sS"
- reiimous in, i n de
ceased was horn in Brooklyn, N. Y.. where
her ajted mother and an elder sUter still re
s.de. riuritiR t he la.t days of her illness the
deceased was cheered aurl comfftrted Uv the
preeenc and tender nursing of her sister.
Sister Mury Rose. Mas for the repose of
her soul was celebrated In the convent chapel
at 9 o'clock this (Thursday) o.ornin, and
an afiecliiiK funeral oration delivered bv Rev
Father Reardon, after which her remains
"rrr inirrrru in tn latnoilC
May ber soul rest In peace.
Conn irk.
tlrindt, .Msnraret Hoelle
l ppef Yodar Twp Jacob
Davis, William Boardman.
atino BorsK.
JJambrfa Born' Frank Kortx, Anton Saa-er.
Carrolltown Horo H. BIihb. F. U. Kifer
oneiuaiia-h Horo'. 4 1 A. -Sloan. "
A.eaer. Buro'--M- Inny. Joseph Dashner.
Johnstown Koro'. Jacob Fend
Stonycreek Twp.-.Taoob Jaeohv
. Summerhill Twp Jacob Keso'i.'
W ashingrton Twp. Oeorjra Schwaderer.
Johnstown Boro'.-Flsher It Co., John Lodwlg
MOTHEB DlFD OF SALT RHEUM -J. W.
Zoehn, Chauneey j Adams, Newark. Ohio, says : "Ctitieura
j itemeaip are tne treatet itfoloines on
I earth. nd tbe worst case of Salt Rheum In
this conntv. My mother had it twenty vpar,
and in fact died from It. I relieve fjnticwra,
would have saved her life. My arms, breast
and head were covered forthrec v-fars, wlii'-h
nothing relieved or cured until I used the
Cuticura Remedies.
cemetery.
Hayebville, Ohio. Feb. 11, 18S0. I am
very ela.i to say I bave tried Uop BilUrs
and never took anything that did me as much
Rood 1 only took two bottles and I would
not take tioo for the eoud they did me I
recommend them to my patients, and get the
r "om meir Qs. t;.
j. Saved bt Tier Corset. -Mav Ward a
j Voting colored ifirl. donivMIc in the bouse of
I Charles Stc wart, a Mt Pleasant barber, was
, dangerously wounded by Chrlev Morris a
i vouriK neirro, her lover. On Thursday even
; ins last, as the eirl was walking out of thej
; chorch door with another Rallant, he stepped
Hd ea? firinR wUI 2 revolver.
I 1 he first hall struck a std linno in
set, just Above her heart, and glancine across
ner f reast, tore ar u8ly eash. Anotlu-r ball
2if KPr lust PHck the tlht passinsr
?i Z nR.thr,n,K bodv. and iodgini under
iiwi. vei. wh.n site fell,
,rt,'d .? run t,ny 'nin to empty
r,7t tte"'91 h'" rm-rs. which faiW to
mi teem. He escaped for a time but was af
! tersvards arrested at his boardinir hons .o
is at present in lii in r:rUn.kn-. rt
0?r last Saturday afternoon Jake TTaw
ker, of Johnstown, and Michael IVnran. of
Cambria boroujrh, foutrht a prize battle near
the red hiidce, a point adjacent to the divid
Intr line between th's county and S-unerset.
The seconds were Andrew Leonard (he de
ripsi the soft impeachment) for Ijoean, and
William Menele for Hawkpr. There were .
about two hundred young men present. Lo- j
Ran won Id two rounds.
"Dm you ever know a woman.
i ounpr or pray,
j Who would not. If she were human,
Kathor he a man than soman,
AnydayT"
Never did. Hut we have heard of women, both
younn and old, who declared they would much
rather run barefoot than bnv their boots or shoes
elsewhere thaa at S. rilumentlial's 1119 Eleventh
venua, Ait"ona. The rrasos of this fi potent:
Mr. B. sells a better article than any'jdy else,
and l more liheml prices. He wishes specially
at this season of the year to sav to everybody fiat
h's sto"k of vims and rohier was never before
iirpasse.l In th se parts, and that both Indies and
srentlemen will not he mistaken if they favor him
with at order for a eovenai to keep the damp
away from the f-ef. S-nd for a price-lint, and tie
assured tht all orde.-s by mail will receive prompt
and careful attention.
The Great German Invioorator Is the
marvel of the Medical World. It never
fails to completely cure Nervous L)elii:itv,
Impoteney. Mental Depression, and all dis
eases caused from excesses. The testimony
of thousands can ti bad by writini p. j.
f'HENET, To'ed". Ohio, sole airent tor H'e
United State. Price $1.00 per box. six box
es for J.T00. If your rtt nuirist does nut keen
the remedy, send to heailqi.aiters and get
the medicine hv mail. Circu'firs and testi
monials on application.
Beattt'b Okoas Factory. If ! said f't t
Beafty's base crrno factory, at Washing"..! ,
N. J., Is tnrnine mt over .v orcans a da,
and that the demand forthe Realty Instru
ment is m the increase. The faetorj- is rut -nlng
ni'bt and day to fill orders promptly.
the other 2' stories huh. an excellent Hn"
Bars. 70 by 6) feet, a Witch Saw Mill tn first
cias con litton and capable of sawir k S.oOj feet of
liitnber In twelve hours, and all othr nw:iry
buildmirs. Tnere are two orchards of choice fnt.t
on the premises, i -ve'Hl pood sprinits convenient,
cne of thetn beinir in the baruyrd and havinie a
fonntain pump and a constant ft-.w. besides a kik.J
well ef water at the door, and fully one million feet
of ftood saw timber, heniU-c!;. hlcko.-y, c?rrv, ma-
Fle. nsh. oak. etc., on tlie portion not yet cleared,
n connoctlon with the sawmill i t if-w.1 picket
header, lathe saw. cut-otl saw, etc. The prop.-ty
will be sold, and sol i at a brvMn. tee-ise tf.e
owner is no lonirer able to run the mil I or w rk the
farm. For further rarf'eti'urs chH on or a.l.lrc?s
KKANns ! ifi N.
Dec. 2. lS81.-m. Chest St.nnirs f'a
A
UMIXISTKATION" NOTICE.
betters of ailminlstrsM-.n on ttie esiate oi .Mh
thew M. 'Weill, late of Eb-nbur; borouifh. .le
ce'iscd. havinir been issued to the undersigned b'
tbe Keirfsterof 'ambria r.mniy, notice is heret.v
eiven to all per-or.s indebted to ssid estate that
payment rrsu'f he made witbnt delay, and those
n-ivin claltns stfntnf the sump will present them
leaallv authenticated for settlement.
ANNIE M. O'NHLL. --annltratc.ri.
Ebenfbnrit, Jan. 27, 18vj. -tt.
xecutor-s xorrci:.
K"nteof I'ATntnt cJUmsT. i'rl
Inciters testa mentarv on the estrite ..f I'-.-rl-k
M.-Mancmy. late ot WahliiKtnu township. Cam
bria Cfiuntv, d..--a.jed . hai-ina been ir'rin;r,,
ti the millers' ned b the Feitr ,if ,,f
said county, not'i-e ts hereby even to nil persons
Indebted to id est to make tmme.l a'e i av
mnt. and tnoe who have cla.ms a;.in-i the soe
will present thetn lor sei-.eo.'-it .-..i,..:, Mi;-h.-n-llctd
CHAS. H. Mr.M A.VAiiY, JLiecuior
W aKhinirton Twp. Feo. 3, 112. -(!;.
X A. SAI'IHl
r ; in jau in i?reensoarff. n rsi.
B. M.KC.B, I JJjjM- rer f.r ths, .U,
?r Thihtt Pats' Tri.l. We will aend Th-.
Pve's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
Klectrie A.pllaoces on trial for thirty divs to
yoona men and older persons who are afflicted
wfth Nervous Teblllty. Lost Vitality, etc.. euar
anfelnir speedy relief and eotntdete restoration ef
vlsror and msaheod. Also for Rhenmafism , Nea
ralrla. Para'rui. L,ler nl Kidney difflcnltles,
Kn. tares, and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent fre. Address Voltale Belt V.o.,
Marshall. Mich. flO-2i--ly.J
. - r -
OCT THE ORIGINAL,
Dr. Plprce's "Pellet s'tboorieinal "Little
Liver Pills' fsnpar-eoated)-i-cnre sick and
bilious headache, soar stcrmacb, aud blHotiB
attacks. Py druigtslf,
IOT5 ASEWBLY.Thenrdersiirned
offers himself to the Iemocracy of Cambria
rountv as a candidate forthe Leif islatnre. and If
found worthy the support of a mjority of his fel
low lemocratB at tho coming pr'mrv elation,
and lg endorsed at the polls in November next, he
pledges himself to serve the Interests of ail red
eemed to tha best cf his ability and entirely re
rardless of either fear, favor or affection.
JOSEPH OUTWALD.
Ebeusbtira. March 10, 18a -2m.
TAKE NOTICE ! All persons in
debted to the subscriber are requested to set
tle het'ora tha firtt day of J.ri! ntxt. as all acoonots
ar.d notes r'in:ilnine unsettled at that date will be
left In the hands of some properperson fr c-lieo-sjon.
V. W. rVAB.
raiiMjrg, J4rt 8, Jin.-tt.
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li'Netil. iate ol Ft.eiisr.uric i.t-r ui-h. dr'.j, ofter '
for sale tbkt c near f ih cash toe entire -lock ot
Harness. Saddles, Bridies. at lier's 1 -ol-- kr
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