tBt?lBrK. PA..
Y, . MARCH 17, 1SS2.
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AL AND FF.KSONAL.
fheri- ami the Other 1'lnoo.
. f ? ,HS. 1 lit rr n uiiii rain 111 UIU.
!nt Court will bp helil on the 29th
i . !in4eat month.
'- I'.nrker A Bro. are still buying all
j )t , ;in.l potatoes they can Ret.
f T.. ,'nmach's erpatest friend is PEnu-
i - .lam-' drue store, F.henslurg.
' . n ,, f, it whitewashing almost anything
i . t political reputation, for sale at Bar-
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j;;r .Tolri T.uoa, of Altoona, died on
:"JT 'i-t of small-pox, leaving a wife and
We stop the pres9 to announce that the
McNeil Family and Sam, K. Ilodgdon Con
cert and Comedy Company will give one of
their inimitable entertainments at the Court
Ilouse, in this place, on next Monday even
ing. Reserve seat tickets for sale at James'
drug store.
A Hnnfimrdon firm Is credited with the
discovery of a preparation, composed of
herbs, which will make the hair grow on the
baldest heads. After we hear from a couple
of animated billiard balls who grace the edi
torial profession thereaway we shall know
more about it.
A large quantity of ore fell on a young
man named Joseph Burke, on Monday last,
while at work Iu a mine on Benshoff ITill,
Johnstown, but fortnnately he escaped with
comparatively light Injuries, the worst lnnt
he received being a fracture of his right
leg below the knee.
Our butcher friend Lew. Rodgers, of
this place, slaughtered a four, weeks. old calf
the other day which netted 93 pounds of
clean meat. The calf was bone-fit from Mr.
'virer'Pt county ha a sound and solid ;
- i,r pickle which has been in brine for j
's-.ti.-er' Tlnrse and Cattle Towder Is the I the largest for its size that has ever bleated
1 -r .i msrk't. Buy it and try it, and a bleat in this vicinity.
f , ,-f.vcr deny It. ' Two children of Mr. David Imler, of
ti--4 t. Patrick's day in Mie morning. ' Wooxtherry township, B!air county, have re-
. he the memory of the patron
I . '-e Kraerild Tsle.
n -,'n others as you would have others
'. .... y. ; buy from Cham. Roberts and
i.'f v.ii ii prove true.
furker Bro. have just received
,sd of mm and oats chop, which they
Irs nt vry 'ow prices.
r? ind!i-try, in shape of a brickyard
j S to be operated both winter and
j.,- i al.out to be established in Al
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. Sprinz styles for ladies' war are
t.i t!:e front, and the women folks
,r W afflicted with the delerium trim-
- f.iruet puliic sale of E. Muller,
to morrow (Saturday), and of
' M;ii!en, Allegheny township, on
ivters, less than sixteen years
'; iiTn-biircr, Blair county, is six
. . 'i in lielfiht. Nothing, it seems,
. c.-..r'e from crowing,
i nniv scientific Iron Medicine that
t r r.luce headache, etc., but gives to
-"p all tlie henefitsof iron without its
-. is Brown's Iron Bitters.
..in from the Kast End (Pittshurg)
'..tt 'ieo. V. Jones, foimerly of this
n'-re lie was born, has accepted a
; nt the T'rrar.s transfer station.
'i"e "eldest inhabitant" remember
cently died from diphtheria. One of them , a
son ased 20 years, leaves a widow 17 years
old, and the other victim was a little girl atred
3 years. The bereaved ones have our sincere
and earnest sympathy.
This is the last regular term of Court for
the present Court House. Tt has served the
purpose for which it was built for fully fifty
years, half the time affording totally inade
quate accommodations, and will he superse
ded by a building at once safe, commodious,
eleeant and ornamental.
Many a merchant owns a larser store
and a more extensive stock than John Owens
owns, hut when it comes to a choice assort
ment of fresh groceries, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, notions, etc., at the very lowest prices,
Our well known townsman, Joseph Mc
Donald, Esq., as will be seen by a very mod -est
card In another column, proposes to take
the bovine by the horns, so to speak, at tho
coming Democratic primary election In this
county, the object in view being a seat In
the State Legislature. There are few if any
In this latitude who would be heard from
more eloquently or to a better purpose in
the halls of legislation, so far a9 ability is
concerned, than General McDonald.
John Shoemaker, Esq., whom we knew
ever since we were a boy in Tlollldaysburg,
and whom we often listened to with delight
when he sang among other fine selections
that pathetic Scotch ballad, "I hae nobody
now to console my heart's cares," died on
Saturday last at his homo in Altoona, of
which city he was postmaster a goodly num
ber of ytars ago, after suffering long and
patiently from some disease to us unknown.
His age was about 78 years. Teace to the
ashes of our worthy old friend.
Mr. Jas. Cullen, of Spruce Creek, Dan'l
McLauchlin, Esq., of Johnstown, F. O'Friel,
Esq., of Loretto, Mrs. Margaret Kittell, Jno.
E. Scanlan, Esq.. and the writer hereof, all
of this place, have each received from Right
Bev. Bishop Tuigcr, now on his retnrn from
Rome, or from his amiable Secretary, Rev.
F. Kittell, a large and magnificent photo
graph of Pope Leo XIII, bearing the Papal
Benediction and the antograph of His Holi
ness. Such souvnirs are well worthy of be-
Cocrt Chkosicles. When we went to
press last week the so-called South Fork
"Mollie Maguire" case was on trial. A
large number of witnesses were examined,
but no testimony connecting any of the de
fendants with the body of the crime was
elicited. The case went to the jury about 3
o'clock Thnrsday afternoon, and a verdictof
not guilty as to all the defendants was re
turned at 11 o'clock the same night. So
that the would-be murderers of Oliver Myers
seem as vet to be at large.
Com'th vs. Mary Seaeer. This poor wo
man, while laboring under a fit of Insanity,
made a violent assault on her husband in
Cambria borough. Verdict of the jury, not
guilty by reason of insanity, and the Court
directed" her to be given into the custody of
the Poor Directors. While the trial was go
ing on. the woman had one of her periodical
attacks in the Court-room.
I'om'th vs. Michael Silverman alias Myer
Evernge skipping a board bill fin Johns
town) contrary to the act of Assembly in
such cases made and provided. (Juilty, but
in consideration of the fact that he had al
ready served six weeks in the county lail the
' sentence was the comparatively light one of
( one month additional in that Institution and
: to pay a fine of one dollar and costs.
l om tn vs. Alexander r;cKsteinana tienry
Gillespie assault and battery on Francis
O'Xeill, of Johnstown. Not truilty, and the
county to pay the costs. O'Neill had pre
viourdy been convicted of assault and hatterv
on a boy named Richard Williams, who with
otheis had been in the habit of annoying O'
Neill while at work in and about the coal
j mines. The case atrainst Eckstein and Gil-
lefnie grew out of this proceeding.
Thursday night a iurv was empaneled in
the case of the Com'th vs. Stephen Herdman,
j charged with assault and battery, after
! which nil tlio other inrors were discnarired.
ing preserved by those who appreciate them, j John Dignan was the prosecutor in the case,
as we know all the receipients do. i Both parties were prisoners in the county
rr-u. o rr u n . M,.,iro. ' iail whpii the assault, occurred, which had
ble tree, known as the six poplars, which is j
growing near the village of narnedsville, in
said county. The original tree was cut off a
number of years ago, and from the stump
six shoots sprar.e up. which are now im
mense trees. In the centre of the tree is the
erave of James Green, with both head and
foot stones. Mr. Daniel Trent and Mr.
Frank Friedline measured the tree and
found that the oricrinal was 26 feet in cir-
everyhody owns that John Owens can hold j eumference, while each of the six poplars
measured 8 feet. S Inches in circumference.
his own with any of them.
Altoona's oldest inhabitant died on last
Friday morning. Her name was Mary Gal
braith and her age 94 years. In ISM her
husband and herself took up their residence
at what is now corner of Lexington avenue
and Ninth street, where she continued to re
side up to the time of her death.
Mr. Fos. Lloyd is in town on a brief visit
to his parents ami friends, ne was formerly
telegraph operator here and at Cresson, and
is now employed in the same capacity in the
Western Union office at Pittsburgh. Weare
glad to know that he likes his new quarters
rhen ' an'' "mt new 1uarters like him.
r" i;im euiioHy mgut wnen i
,',1'nl thunder were followed by a j Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
' t.i tl'eilc rth of two or three Inches? i pound revives the drooping spirit ; invigor-
I M. mie ns neen appointed pas-i-o-r.t
at Hnllidaysburg, vice John C.
trni :-ti rred to Pittsburgh. That's
n' ti II(o)yle" a pretty good posi-
.endance at the Coruinon Pleas
' ' uirt this wek is extremely small
rrtpimd with the multitude who
I our streets the early part of last
ates and harmonizes the organic functions ;
gives elasticity and firmness to the step, re
stores the natural lustre to the eve, and
Lilly's and license seem to be synony
mous terms. At least ene should judge so
from the fact that nine tavern licenses for
that village were granted by onr county Court
last week, while the borough of Wilmore hn
to be satisfied with a single eatinghouse and
the village of Portage hasn't even that much
in the way of "creature comforts." It is
therefore as much of a conundrum as to what
the first-named village wants with nine ho
tels as it is as to how the other t wo places are
going to worry along without any public
house at which man or beast can be accom
modated. While Mr. David Reese, of this place,
was putting in a little idle time on Wednes
day last by watching several parties who
were engaged in chopping down trees on his
father's farm, in Cambria township, a tree
plants on the pale cheek of beauty the fresh ! which in its descent had lodged against an
Iv, Esq., of Philadelphia, one of
-t i-stM-med and valued patrons, Yaid
f - ..r.-t-: this week to Ehensburg and
.i-ncent. A ! ways welcome comeear
i ' f.ffe'1.
4 i "r for a!e at the "Sugar Bowl" by
J iT.-i, sack, half sack or quarter sack,
I pi ices to suit everybody, except those
I I -iWI so good an article at equally
i '' f. .Mires.
i .rioter of Mr. and Mrs. Griffith
, "H 'am'uia tow r. ship, died lat Friday,
i rrmaiiis were interred in Lloyd cem
M - .'iv afternoon following. We did
'.T-i 'irr :t
vw invoice of chromos, and a fine se
' f five niid ten cent good, iut re
;t the !'Sug-r Bowl." All ore invited
:ir. examine thfsf e?trinehi chrap and
"' ' articles.
rprict anil humble, and ne'er turn
t t.ose at poorer people in plainer
f - hct remember Cham. Roberts, who,
; -.; ,,os, is a safe man to deal with,
"' o knows.
V' ' V trnt'emen who have the ded
1 f the new Court House in hand don't
the services of the Altoona City Band
J it niemnriMn occasion, they have no
in their souls.
4 ' v suffer day after day, and month af
r nth, with lame back, sciatica, gravel,
f ijn. diabetes, female weakness, etc.,
1 'i ii can be curd by rearing Trof.
i v's Kidney Pad.
I i'i large otters were caught in Hunt
i - cnnity a few rights ago, the pelts of
1 netted their lucky captor the neat
f thirty dollars. He otter he and
is glad about it.
i-uly the Landreth garden seeds, for
''rre else in Ebensburg than at
J('rug store. Money refunded in ev-
ir.ee that the seeds fail to grow. Or
r'M'l promptly attended to.
f Hollidayshurg 7j".'r says that the
I - over there were well attended on
i-t. The assertion, however, is not
A r tlineilttor's own signature, donbt-
r..;c lie vtar-n't there to see.
-ak lungs, spitting of blood, i-ihort-'
breath, consumption, night sweats,
iT.iT'-ring coughs, Dr. Pierce's "Gol
"a! IM-eovery'' is a sovereign reme-x-'re:icr
to cod liver oil. Byrirugnists.
' r;.-t; vou want, w hetfier enough for
' ;i; or to cover any number of rooms,
v '"'iiy any desired quality or quantity
': "X Barkers' than anywhere else in
v This is a fact susceptible of proof.
I. p.. will open this week another
- f print at a cents per yard. If you
1 sr- a piece, averaging ;f rom 5 to 25
r- cents if they have to be cut.
lr" w' h't-rfiil bargains in these gools,
-i t !a-t long.
us of Mrs. Richard R. Tibbott,
" - ' death is noted elsewhere, were
lr ' ! f:m the Congregational church
iv ' Tf .:.rday ) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
" i- l was a cousin of our worthy
fri. ;..!, .Mr. C. T. Roberts.
' "p wis a falling out among friends
" 't ufT:ce on Friday last. A gen
" " a 'vrtaln locality south of town
i a I ny because his horse started
; wkward friend with whom he was
' -! time to let go of his hand.
"'r I-yte, formerly principal of our
s was in town several days this
( -- future residence will be in St.
-"f a. where he has secured a re
v'ion as civil engineer. May
' f litP ever rest Lite-ly upon him.
" "t 4t('1 that Mr. Christian Good,
k-" f"wnh:Pi this county, has com
' -J ni. iucy everything in the Bible
fr-.iu Genesis to Revelations.
ru" -,r Good ought toappiy to
x. Y" to have his name 'reversed.
l,' '( a new and superior (so said)
(' ' I' -Uiting this spring has been or
' '' U I'. troit by an association of our
;.. . r't 5 15 for the barrel of
."",::s 'u that city, or, counting the
L-r a--J 'T " tH'r bushel, delivered here.
ii I t was on Monday made to re-;!-'f
the license petitions refused
y by JuJ"- Watson. His Honor
pereuiptorily refused to grant
firing, and It will therefore take
-ir Vf,Jre tby can 8Rain greet
roses of life's spring and early summer time.
Newry, Blair county, which in its time,
and a long time, has probably had more and
better brass bands than any other town of its
size In the State, has just organized another
j one, which Is to be put through Its "toots"
j by Charles Conrad, Esq.. who has few equals
and fewer superiors as a musician.
, The Semi-Wfdl (Huntingdon) Vec.i
j entered upon its eighth year last week. The
I Vtc has a circulation of over 1,.V0 in the
! comity in which it is published, and its local
j department, which is its specialty, is always
I full and complete. It is a good paper, and
. we are pleased to know meets with the sue.
j cess which the care and industry of its editor,
! onr good friend Mr. Lindsay, so well merits.
I A carpenter named Joseph Lewis, em
, ployed by the contractors who are building
the addition to the Mountain House, at Cres
j son, fell from the top of that structure to the
' ground, on last Monday moining. receiving
; injuries from which he died the same even
; ing. The unfortunate man's home was at
i Howard. Centre county, where his remains
I were taken for burial, ne leaves a wife and
; two children.
' When lightning and thunder manifest
j themselves while, the mernry is down to
j 30 degrees above zero and a snow or sleet
I storm is prevailing as was the case on last
i Wednesday night, it looks very much as if
j there was a big screw loose somewhere in the
weather department. This is the second
j time within a month that this thing has hap-
pened, and people bereaway begin to wonder j
what It all means.
At a meeting of the Cambria County Bar
held Monday evening, it was resolved that, a i
Bar Association, similar to one now In force
j in Blair as well as in other adjoiningcounties ':
should forthwith be organized. The object, ;
j as we understand if. is primarily for a closer
I union of the fraternity, and secondarily, for j
i the purcbase of a law library for the ne of .
' bench and bar, the same to be an adjunct of
the new Court Tlouse. j
' If our young friend ITnrry A. Jacobs '.
j gains as much financially as the "art preser
I vative" loses professionally by his retireinent .
I from the local editorship of the Huntingdon i
! Glnhe, and bis Intended affiliation with his i
, father in the hardware and tinware business
i at Hollidavsbnrg, as we certainly hope he '
j may, there wil' be some "halm in GUend" ;
for us fellows he leaves lehind. Allthesame
( we are real soiry to part with him. j
j We would not'willingly detract from the i
j character or corporosity of any man, woman
I or child, and hence we hasten to correct an '
error we fell into last week about the avoir- j
: dupols of Judge Watson, of Doylestown, '
who assured us during a hasty but pleasant j
j vWt to our sanctum, on Friday last, that he
j weighs nearly 300 pounds, ir.stead of 220, ns j
i we were wrongly Informed. Watson his j
j bones the Judge is certainly entitled to. j
j The Johnstown Trihune savs that a perl- j
dler sold to a widow lady a pair of spectacles ,
the other day for f2, and afterward sold his J
whole stock to a hardware merchant at such
a price that the latter could realize his cus
tomary profit by selling them at twenty-five
cents a pair. They were ordinary twenty-five
cent steel spectacles. Our advice to town
people as well as to country folks is to give
peddlers a wide berth. There is no need for
them.
Judge Watson, who filled the bench last
week in the absence of Judge Dean, nsesan
old-fashioned quill-pen while writing. At
the end of the session last Friday he handed
Deputy Prothonotary Zahm two well-worn
stubs, at the same time remarking : "I 9ee
yon are a pood penman, and present yon
these as a testimonial of mv esteem for you
other one suddenly parted from its moorings
1 and in its fall one of the limbs struck Mr.
) Reese on the shoulders, prostrating him to
I the earth and inflicting very severe and
i painful injuries. No bones were broken,
I however, and the medical skill of Dr. Grif
! fith. who was sent for without delay, soon
relieved him as far as possible, and he is
' now doing as well as could be expected.
Criminal Court adjourned last
! forenoon. Just before leaving the
i Judge Watson took occasion to say, in a neat
little address, that, he had long desired to
i visit Cambria county, and that this his first
I week in our midst was one of the pleaante.t
.he had ever spent anywhere in the capacity
I of Judge. A fitting response was made by
i R. L. Johnston, Esq., in behalf of the Bar,
I who assured the Judge that the pleasure was
mutual, and expressed the hope that this
might prove only the first of a series of calls
which ho would make us. Judge Watson
created a good impression on all he came In
contact with laymen as well as lawyers, m. Wednesday
printers as well as punsters.
The committee of letal gentlemen ap
pointed to make arrangements for the dedi
cation of the new Court Rouse met. Monday
evening last and made report. Thursday,
May 25th, was fixed for the ceremonies,
which, in brief, will be : Address of Wel
come by (Jen. Joseph McDonald ; Reminis
cences of the Cambria County Bar bv R. L.
its origin in a game of cards. In the fight
Ilerdman hit a piece out of Dignan's nose.
The case was tried Friday morning, and the
jury found Herdman guilty. He was sen
tenced to imprisonment in the county iail for
I the term of thirty days, and to pay a fine of
J one dollar and costs of prosecution.
f rancis jreiu. rouna gniuy or assault
and battery upon Richard Wilkins, was sen
tenced to pay a fine of one dollar and costs
and go to jail for thirty days, ne had al
ready been in charge of Jailor Griffith for
about two months.
In the following eases nolle prosequi were
entered on payment of costs by the defend
ants :
Com'th vs. Michael Smith ; Com'th vs.
Wagner and others.
The following Commonwealth cases were
continued :
Ellen Maguire, fornication ; James Lang,
selling liquor without license, and keepinga
tippling house; Louis Mosebangh, fornica
tion and bastardy: Richard Scott, larceny,
and receiving stolen goods ; Martin Rouser,
shooting with intent to kill, shooting with
intent to maim, and assault and battery.
The following bills were ignoied by the
Grani J m y :
Com'th vs. Richard f rady, malicious mis
chief, and kindlinga Are upon the land of an
other ; Com'th vs. (ieo. Cassidy andothers,
neglecting and refusing to repair a bridge.
Court adjourned for the week at 10:20 a.
m., Friday.
SECOND WEEK.
Court met at the usual hour Monday that
is, usual since the new railroad scednle went
into effect with nis nonor Judge Dean and
Associates Flanagan and Masters on the
bench.
The list of attorneys was called, for the
purpose of hearing motions, petitions, etc.,
a large number of which occupied the atten
tion of Court during the afternoon.
The first case called was that of George W.
Hoover t Co. vs. R. II. Brown action in
debt. There being no defense, the jury re
turned a verdict for plaintiffs in the sum of
927.07.
John F. Adelsberger vs. James Durbin
and A. J. Christy trespass to recover dam
ages for an illegal levy on goods of plaintiff
Friday under a landlord's warrant. Durbin was
hench constable, an made the levy bv order of
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iiumv. i i iu juiy una lor imhuiiiil ill me
sum of $.no.
Bracken vs. TTaller ejectment. Defend
ant confe?ses judgment for land described
in the writ.
McLanahan, Stone Bailey, for use of W.
II. Rose, Master in Chancery and Receiver,
vs. Pefer Dunn debt. Jury find for plain
tiff in the sum of fiVJ.s:?.
Ilarrop A- Louder vs. Howe debt. De
fendant confesses judgment.
1). W. Brendlinger vs. Wm. n. Wendell
and Jacob Wendell feigned issue, having
its origin in the sale of the patent for a hay
elevator. Jury find for defendants.
Court ad journed finally at 3.30 o'clock P.
A Brave Act. A few days ago a nanny
goat owned by a Prospect family was driven
down the hill toward the Pennsylvania rail
road by a pack of dogs. It was hounded so
close, that finally, in order to save itself, It
was ob.iged to leap over a small precipice.
The bounds of the ledge on which it lit were
so narrow that the little animal had scarce
ly loom to turn about, while below it was
another precipice, about fiftv feet high ; and
while it was 6afe from the dogs, which soon
abandoned the sport, it was unable to get np
or down the hill. This happened in the
morning, at a point back of and in plain
view from the residence of Mr. William Ger
hardt, in Conemaught Borough, That gen
tleman took pity on the goat, and in the af
ternoon, provided with a stout rope, he went
forth to rescue it Climbine the hill to a
point Just above where the goat stood, he
fastened one end to the tree" and the other
about his body, and with;that surprising agi
lity which has made him famous as a circus
gymnast, climbed down over the precipice
and released the little animal from its peril
ous position. The feat was witnessed by
hundreds of men employed at the Gautier
Wire Mill and Steel Works, who heartily ap
plauded him for bis bravery. Johntt own
Tribun.
Men of Eminent Ability,
Scholars and ehemW nave devoted years of time
ami skillful labor that thev mlirht. In measure
relieve bnman anffertnir. l)r. Faust's Oerman Ar
omatic Wine 1 the remit of the not patient and
careful experiments. It Is prepared with the most
tcrnpulous care from pure Urape Juice and the
choicest Fruits, Koots and Hertix. anil ctnmls pre
eminently withont an equal for the use of ladles
FiinVrini? with private disorders, asred or feehle and
dhilitted persona, and those recovering from the
effects of exhanstinic disease, or mental or physical
overwork. (Guaranteed to promote digestion and
invigorate and irlvenewand permanent vital force.
In no way can it be used as an intoxicant. Ask
Th-nirirlstn. For sale at K. James' new Drill Store,
Ebenshurif, Pa. f -8.-j.o.w.ly.)
A "Patietcb" rhyme you nit man,
A bore suMlme younir'man.
A "print my effusion,"'
'Jet out with contusion
In double-quick time youn man.
What follows Is In cold prose, and Its purport Is
meant to be that when vou iro to tuiy whatever
sprlnir clothing you need vou should patronize
.Tiis. .! . Muri.hy, 109 Clinron street, Johnstown
for the reasons, to wit : That tits stock Is alwavs
lanre and fresh : that he deals In no shoddv
broods; that everything he jells is Inlly warranted",
and that his prices are considerably lower than
can he found elsewhere. A lew overcoats on hand
which will be disposed of at a bargain.
niVI ORn (JRAPE TIVF.S.
Fine, vigorous "Vines. Two, Three and
Four Years Old, for sale by the dozen or
thousand at the lowest prices.
These Tines are raised on the famous Mt.
Prospect Vineyards, at Passaic, N. J., where
the well-known Port Grape Wine is produced
that is so highly esteemed by Physicians.
Enquire of Alfp.etj Speer,
2-10 -2m. Passaic, N. J.
Johnston, F.sq., and the Judiciary by bis
Honor Judge Dean. The exercises will begin
at 10 o'clock of the day named, and conclude
at 2 P. M., to be followed by a banquet. An
invitation to members of the Bar of Blair and
Huntingdon counties to be present will be
extende'd. Appropriate committees to carry
out the details of the programme were ap
pointed at the above-stated meeting.
We stated last week that an important
case growing out of the bankruptcy of Wm.
M. Lloyd was to have been argued during
the early part of the previous week before
Judge Acheson.of the United States District
Court, at Pittsburgh, but that the argument
was postponed on account of the death of the
father of S. S. Blair. Esq.. of nollidaysbnrg.
the leading counsel for Mr. Lloyd. The
question at issue between Lloyd and his as
signees is, as we then stated, whether the
sureties in a bond for J'O.OfK), held by a Mrs.
Jane Fried, were released by her proving her
claim unsecured, and participating in a div
idend of the estale of the bankrupt. The
argument on the matter took place on Thurs
day of last week and the Court held it under
advisement. Our townsman, Mr. (Ieo. M.
Reade, Esq., counsel for the assignees, thinks
a decision by the Court may be looked for
inside of three weeks.
Onr young friend Sam'l Lilly, eldest son
of Steward Lilly, of the County nome, is
rather to be congratulated than commisera
ted on a misfortune which befell him Satur
day night, inasmuch as he escaped serious
injury when such an escape seems to have
been almost miraculous. The facts of the
case are that he went to the barn at the time
stated to relieve a horse which had got its
neck so completely mixed np in a rope
halter that he came near being choked to
death, and after Sam had succeeded in get
ting it out of twist the animal, either malici
ously or by accident, kicked our young friend
in the breast. We are glad to say, however,
as we have already intimated, that it wasn't
very much of a kick, and although it sick
ened Sam pretty badly and injured him to
some extent, no bones were broken, and Dr.
Kennedy, of this place, who was promptly
summoned, soon put him in good trim, with
fine prospects for the speedy recovery.
SrrnF.N Death of an FnEKsnmo Latt.
i On last Tuesday night, between 10 and It
I o'clock, Mrs. F.liza Tibbott. wife of Richard
j R. Tibbott. of the Fast ward, thisplace, died
I after an illness of about half an hour. Her
; sudden death was caused by what the doc
tors pronounced hesrt disease. The deceased
j was fifty-five years of age, and was the
; mother of nine living childen, four of whom
I are married, and of the other five children
two are quit young. Mrs. Tibbott, who !
was a daughter of Evan Evans, long since j
I deceased, was an excellent wife and mother, (
and was greatly esteemed by her neighbors, j
! as well as by all who knew" her. Her hus- !
I band, who is one of our most respected citi- !
1 7eas. has the sincere sympathy, as has also j
; his family, of the entire commnnltv in the .
I sudden and severe bereavement, which has
! befallen them. May God comfort and con- !
sole the stricken ones !
I
Mother Dif.o of Salt Rheum. J. W. '
Adams, Newark. Ohio, savs: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest" medicines on !
earth, nad the worst case of Salt Rhenm in
j tniscnnntv. My mother had it twenty years,
i and in fact died from it. I believe Cuticura
i would have saved her life. My arms, breast
j and head were covered for three vears.which
; nothing relieved or cured until T used the-
Cuticura Remedies.
Spki?to Opening of Dress Goods.
as a capable Court officer." Mr. Zahm says I Messrs. Boggs A Buhl, whose advertisement
win ue iounu in mis issue, nav e just received
an endless variety of ladies' and children's
Spring Dress Goo1s, both imported and do
mestic ; also novelties In the line of ladies'
wear.
As no doubt many of our readers are con-
j templating the pnrchase of goods in said
; line, we can recommend this as the most ap
i propi late place in Western Pennsylvania to
procure such goods. They buy direct from
xne manufacturers and no tneir own importa-
he has laid the stubs away with a view to
preserving if not pickling them.
While Mr. John Hoffman, a railroad re
pair hand, was walking on the south track
i f tne P. R. R. about half a mile below Pe
tersburg, Huntingdon countv, on las Friday
morning, he was struck by the mail express
west, which had crossed over t the south
The Cottaok IIf.ap.th Magazine. This
elegant Boston monthly is the best periodical
at its price (1.30 a year in advance), and the
cheapest of its quality in the world. We
have arranged to club with this magazine,
and make the following offer to r.nr mk.
I scrihers, good until Anril 1st.: To ail ,v.
send us a new subscriber with two dollars
as advance payment we will send The Cot
taoe IIeakth for one year free : and to all
who will send us one rear's payment of
their own subscription wheth?r now due or
partly in advanceand seventy-five cents we
will send The Cottage Hearth for one
year. Every one of our subscribers ought to
have this beautiful illustrated monthly We
hope to hear from many of them within the
next two weeks. Address this office.
Monpoe, Mich., SeDt. 2. 1875.
I have leen taking nop Bitters for
Inflammation of kidneys and bladder It
has done for me what four doctors failed to
do. The effect of Hop Bitters seemed like
magic to me. v. L. Carter.
Bachelors Bor.n, Took Oft for Your
Scalps. The following epistle, which we
print rerhatim et literatum, suppressing only
the name of the place and accompanying in
itials, not only speaks for itself, but also for
the desperate damsel (provided of course it
ain't a set-up job) who thus offers herself as
a willing sacrifice on the altar of Hymen :
S-13 1882
Here T. tn a yonntr I.aly a m years hlirhth
abont tlve loot five a Brunette wants a husband
old or Tonne ob;ect matrimony at first siirht Call
on or address Miss . ra(1(. from Sla.
tlon south Yours Resp Miss
OJi, What n Cough.'
Will yon heed the warnlnir. the signal, perhaps,
of the near approach of that most terrible disease.
Consumption Ask yourself it you can afford for
the sake of savlne SO cents to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
Shlloh's (Turo will cure your eousrh. This will ex
plain why more than a million bottln were sold the
past year. It relieves fronp and Whooptnjr 'oneh
atonee. Mothers.donotbewlthont.lt. For Weak
Back. Side, or Chest, use Shlloh's Porous Plasters.
Sold by E.James, Ehenahnrg, Pa. t-8.-.o.w.ly.
Hf sat on the sofa each evening-.
With a smile on his sicklv phi :
He talked upon all sorts ol subjects
But somehow he didn't talk his.
When that younij man sat on the sofa and want,
ed to talk bit. he should have said : "My dearest
dear, do you see those eleirnnt shoes I've et on T
They are from the famed esteblishment of S Bla
mental, 1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, where
may be found shoes for women as well, and holds
himself In readiness at all times to fit both sexes
with superior wear for the feet." Mr. Blumenthal
keeps the largest stock and sells cheaper than any
other dealer iu this section.
fix Tbtrtt TUt' TntAt.. We will send Th
love's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
F.lectrie Appliances on trial for thirty days to
yonna men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous llebllity. Ist Vitalltv, etc., enar
anteelne speedy relief and complete restoration of
vliror and manheod. Also for Rheumatism, Neu
ralerla, Paralysis. Liver and Kidney df ffienltles.
Huptares. and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Co.,
Marshall. Mich. ri0-28.-ly.j
TAtdtea.for those distressing com
pTnints to it'ftirh yon are subject,
use Jr. Faust's German Aromatic
JFine. r4-7.si.-iy.
OBIT VARY.
KNIGHTON. lled. of heart disease, at the
residence of her son-ln-l.iw. F. A. Storm. Esq.. In
Allegheny township, on Sunday. March 12. 1S2,
Mrs. Cats a rink Ksiorton, In the 63d year of her
The subject of this notice came to this county
only a few years fO and bv hr kindness of man
ner ar.d irentleness of disposition endeared herself
to all who knew her. She was a kind neighbor, a
true friend, a most excellent woman, and a devont
member of the Catholic Church, ami her death
will lonar be mourned by a host of relatives a d
friends who had learned to appreciate her worth
and value her sincerity. Although her death wa9
sndden and unexpected at the time, she was fully
prepared to meet the dread summons, as she hail
timely warning that from the nature of her mala
dy she might be called away at any moment. Her
remains were taken to Harrlsbura on Mondav for
Interment In the Catholic cemetery there, beside
those of her husband, who preceded her several
years airo. and with whom we hope she Is now hap
pily and peacefully enjoying the rewards of a well
spent life. May she rest in peace. D.
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
rori'LARITY OF
Allcock's Porous Plasters?
Because they have proved ttemselves
the Best External Remedy ever invent
ed. They will erne asthma, colds,
coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains;
Applied to the small of the back,
tbey are infallible in BACK-ACHE,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of the stomach,
they are a sure cure for DYSPEPSIA
and LIVER COMPLAINT.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware of
imitations tat blister and burn. Get
ALLCOCK'S, the only Genuine Porous
Piaster. ia-.-e.e.w.im.
I
track on account of a wreck, and instantly i tions therehy gettinn the goods at niaDufae-
killed. Mr. Tloff man was ahout 65 years ot ' turers prices.
postmaster, fir Im ennmlv
;.ti,t, )ieem it no trouble to
i. Cooper, Ann riildebrand, M.
C-h Shettu'r anJ Mrs- Mafy
"-Uh a letter, while Mrs. Eliza B.
; c PttHM to tvo of m jf she
age and had been In the employ of the rail
road company for thirty ears. lie was a
sober. Industrious man, and leaves a wife
and Ave children.
We are plad indeed to chronicle the pro
motion of our lovial and judicious friend M.
P. Condon, who for a considerable time past
so acceptably filled the position of freight
agent at Cresson. "Mike" has Just been
made station agent at West Elizabeth, Alle
gheny county, on the Pittsburgh, Charleston
and Virginia Railroad, 'and will henceforth be
In the enjoyment of a salary more commen
surate with his deserts $75 per month. The
r. R. R. officials might have Condon the sub
ject for a lifetime without finding a better
man to promote.
Akf. you "down-in-the-mouth," low-spirited,
and weak in the back? Does walking,
lifting, or standing causn pain in the small
of the back ? If so you have kidney dise.-.se,
and Trot. Ouilmette's French Kidney Pad is
the only remedy which will cure you rapidly
and permanently and without filling your
stomach with nauseating medicine.
CatarrH Elys' Cream Balm
1
ANJIOTAJfCE PRETEXTED.
Gray hairs are honorable but their prema
ture appearance is annoying. Parker's Hair
Balsam prevents the annoyance by prompt
ly restoring the youthful color.
A snake three feet long was killed near
Ilolhrlayshurg on Monday last while in the
act of getting away with a chicken, which it
had caught by the foot.
CHEip'Af COPnioss Sold at Cost. By
sending fl.75 to H, Kleber A Bro., 122 Wood
street, Pittsburgh, Ta., you will rceive an
elegant new Accordion, worth f3.50. II.
Kleber Bro. Send money or postage
stamps. f3-17.-2tj
CAMCERA AXD OTHER TmORS
re treated with unusual success by World's
LMapensary Medical Association, Buffalo, Jf.
. end stamp for pamphlet.
Wakted. Everybody stjffertno with
I oughs. Colds, Ac. to try a 2Jc. bottle of
CU-exther's LrxQ IIeai er and be cured.
For sale by druggists.
The stormy March has come again, with
winds and clouds and changing'skies. What
Mrs Hemans wrote Jong ago is true tbig
week, only woise.
KOCIETT REI.IT.R
are loud in their praise of Floreston Cologne
on account af its remarkably delicate and
UtlDg fragrance.;
KfTcctnulTy CT.a
the"nl p"(rc of
t'Btiirrhnl rims. can-
inir HKA1.TH1 PKCB-
TtoTrn. allay Inflam
mation, protects the
membrane from addi
tional colds, complete
ly reals the soren and
restore the cente ef
tate and smell. Ben
eficial results are re
alized by a few appli
cations. A thoronirh
trentmentfrfZrure Ca
forrh. Hay Fever, -r.
Tneqnld fornolds in
a .n tne neaa. Arreeane
nHI-rtVCry" T""'- Applyt.ythe
little flneer into the
EOftrils. On receipt of &0e. will mail a packag e.
- Sold by Ftienshnrsf dnmeists.
F.TV'S t'KEAM BAI-M CO..
March 17. 188a.-e.o.w.ly. Owe;o, N. T.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
BY'vlrtneofan alias order of the Orphans' Conrt
of 'ambria eonnty. the undersigned will ex
pose to sale bv public auction or cntrrT. at the ho
tel of O. Kobtne, in the village of Hemlock, on
SATURDAY, tHe 8th day of April, 1882,
At 2 o'clK it, T. M.. the following described real
estate, of whirh Francis I'rbih died
seized, to wit:
A PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate in'the village of Hemlock. Cambria eonn
ty, Pa., bounded and described as follows: Hgln
ninz at a post, corner of two alleys : thence by an
alley, sonth 2S degrrees. east loe1- feet, to a post on
line of lot formerly owned by I). W. Fox ; thence
by said lot, west 118 teet. to a post : thence north
20 decrees, west M1 feet, to a post at alley: thence
by said alley, north 69 dexreos, east 106 feet, to tne
pl.ice of bekinnina;.
Terms, of Sai.b Fifteen dollars to be paid by
the pnrehaser when the property Is struck down;
one-third at the confirmation of sale, and the bal
ance In six months, with interest, to be secured by
the judgment note of the pnrehaser.
JOSKPH CTRTSTE,
Administrator of FRAKrrs Ufbiw, dee'd.
Washington Twp., March 17, 18W.-3t.-
FOTt ASSEMBLY. The undersigned
ofTera himself to the Democracy of Cambria
county as a candidate for the Iesrislature, and tf
found'worthy the support of a majority of his fel
low Democrats at the coming primary election,
and Is endorsed at the polls loNorem'wr next, he
pledges himself to serve the Intarests of all con
cerned to the best of his ability and entirely re
rardless of either fear, favor or affection.
JOSEPH OUTWAX.1),
Ebeniburg, March 10, 188'i.-'im.
ASSEMBLY JoPEPn McDoxald,
of Enensburg, will be a candidate for nomi
nation, suhiect to Democratic rules, at the Dezt
primary alevtion for Cambria aounty, ; tan.
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With an ele ait Stool, Book m v.... . U .
deiiTcrxi on Uarl car at Hi.umgut
Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed or money
reiundl altar one year a use.
Only $t3.UO
Jf Safin
1 mv
J lCetlo. 8 ft. too 8 Mslodia, S f t
'ti'ir 1 Clarabella. tt ft. tone. 4 Manual Si
'?v VS" ' 11 6ru S Koordon, lflft ton. Hi
-- V-,T 8 t- tone. 7 Viol di Gam ha. 8 n
V Iaapaeon. 8 fV tone. 9 Viola IM
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os Human. 14 Ecbo. 8 ft ton-. 15
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1 1 Tntw tUmt H tt. tnn. 18 Violin.
4ft 19 Vol JnM:nU.8ft. tO Pimlo4ft
?1 Coupler Hartnonlqu. Orch-trl
ort. 23 Grand Onraa Kae fitop. ft4
&lgbt Orrn Km 9fm.
RrWADr tbink of r1tir Mi
Ukrinnbl Orprmm tlit dos?4 not row
taata ta Ovt7f Chamfer. ftop whJcb
loaiMoj ihw rxwr f vh .tt-rrnmat. All
of bt onui bv It. This Omn a tH-
Vinrt) of tt, Orraa BwM'W. trt. ltt ry
IVfsawtirtol efim(-a.tws Mnf fivtJ
like tne aUHv3 mt.. l tt om oha wn
ut. frnfuwly omntnn t4 with bni crw
mit poaskvt ts of th Bnit Wwt'ftil
xtant. ft b ib tKtt rabLrr oin-irf t icl
lifws wtth rt. ina. T ilr- frm'
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A CRATTY'S PIANOFORTES,-"rrplfwt
holitlaj j-rnW; 4.iar granj plcju tar, t jVT
hmnfonm rmd eornra, mrwraM ca-v Uir nnlatiidL
Hfatrr! mat.ia Iron frame., ctool, tvx k , c.t brraV
svvuslactirm BTiarant-wi or mcnT i-fiird d, mfUronc jrtuW
rt tjanofortn. llktA to
6mn planofortra of V a ttmr
tjjw 1 aprLarht iiaj
to ASCWi 1
to crUUo: TTT--aa
10m or v.e -am 1 im a.
, writ tor manmoUi IM of fe-AlnaoDuOai
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Cy IMPORTAKT 1 1 1 -3
t 'T'l want it distinctly underrtoxl th nt I am pror-an-
cd to ofTcr to the rnbllc grester l-i-iiut-uit-n'-s to buy
?iA50fonxs rc-R eclhay mnv esr ta
Why buyGrand.SjuaxendL i it. lit l ioju-iec ipoy
nnumfaoturerssitch enormous T'nK'a. lWf.-re jrsa
ileciile 10 iurchas a 1'iaoo el.'wl.cr. st-r ! rrra
at onc- for valuable informati m 1 rix. Is. if thetnada
nercthect cotuca In : IkiwsS.kT X' I "i sco cct
Jit" Unut:li afTei-ti fe., rf J.-vru J."u totroO
made oa a sipelet-a'e. A f lOKf l uitiofcoidtooneniaa
for t-'K toljiant?i;l:btr. f e fnr.if I iir-o prt.L-seJy,
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U preferred by those
who have tuedit, to anjr
sun; I -ir rtic'e, on ac
count of Its superior
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It contains ma ten a! s
only that are beneficial
to the ca!p and hair
and always
festorct the Youthful Color to Crey or Faded Pair
Parker's" Hair Balsam Is finelv cerfrmed and Ii
warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to re
move aanonin anaitcntng. m:sox & CO , IN. Y.
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hold duties try Parker's Oincf r T'-nic.
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hausted by mental uramoranxinus carrs, do not taVe
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If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheiima
ism. Kidney Complaints, oranydisorderofthel'irirs.
stomach, bowels, bloo or nerves. Paskrr's Gincr
Tonic wiil cure you. It is the Greatest Kooi Purifier
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If you are wastir away from a ?e, dissipation or
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41ffvrmt frcTB pTpmt:s of lagiT aiocs. Send for ctrci:: to
HUCM Co., N. V. 4Jc A at Mm m irg.
CHEAT SAVING BUTTING DOLLAR SIZiC
Its nch and lastinr fraemnce has made i
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lnothiag like it Insist upon having Flous
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cma tvpplv TOS. SS n 7S cr.t tir-.
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State Normal School,
Frsinta rnsnrpassed Kncillttes for
Preparltasr Teachers for Enter
Inc Tbelr Field of ltbor.
There is no more noble pursuit than
that of moulding human character, and
no greater benefactor than the truly suc
cessful teacher.
If you intend to teach, prepare yourself
thoroughly, and thus make your work
pleasant nnd profitable for yourself and of
real taint to othert.
Every teacher saonld take a full course
at a professional school, and Pennsylvania
oilers you none superior to that of the
INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL of Penn'a.
1. LOCATION, beautiful, convenient
and healthful.
2. BUILDINO nd. AFPTJ KTENAK
CES. unexcelled.
3. INSTRUCTORS, experienced ani
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Known.
6. COURSE or STUDY and plan of In
struction are what;youneed If you have de
termined to become an earnest and suc
cessful teacher.
Spring Term will open Apr. 10, 18S2.
Fall " " Sept 4.1882.
For further particulars address
L. H. DURL1NG,
i4w.mch.-w.j-y.auB;.l PB1SCIPAL.
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HARNEY. SADDLES. URIDLES,
SADDI.EK'S TOOLS, Jtc. FOR SALE
The nnersl(fned Administrators of Matthew M.
li'Neill. late of Ebensburar borous;b, dee'd. Oder
for sale vskt chbap fob ash the entire etock ol
Harness. Saddles, Kridles. Saddler's Tools, fcc,
of said decedent. Also, one Windmill In pertect
wot It in a- order. For lurther Information call en or
address ROBERT E. O'NKILU,
IMl1 AN MI K M. O N FJ Ii.,
Administrators of M. M. O Nelll. dd,
Ebansbunt, Feb, a, lMX-tf.
t. BUCKLEY.
ATTORSET.AT.IAW,
ALTOtlNA, PA.
AW Office at 1102 Twelfth street. In same bulld-Ina-
and immediately over the First rTat'l Bank.
JUtoona.AprU Zi, WSl.-Hf.
( Hou r., stylish, ri.i:ui
Spring Dress (Joods
fne ease Imported Moire lre Oo-ds :il 30
One case Knltli F"le t'tierks at '.'.
One eae Imported Illnminnted Fmiles, J4 Inch
es wide, at 29". t'olorinics. linlsh and "tyla equal
to many roods sold at l.'J per vard.
l.arire itn..lee of -lneh Nun's flf.th, at We.
extra tine, firm qoall'y. an-1 worth tl IS j.r vard.
Newest Oolorlns White, t'rearo. l'ea.-ti, flnk,
l.lirtit Blue. H.-ivan i .Terra 'otta. Antique, Bronr.e.
Navys, lynln, Oarnets. Ac.
AI"o, full lines choice fine sprlnjr welaht all
wool FRENCH CASHMERE DE ECOSSE
In all the above coloring, nt barHiri jiri.-e?.
Black and White t'heck lirf.-s "o.. N. I'liil'lick
Prfp" too Is In cf.lnr. All imported lirf? (Io-mI.-,
'i-c. to 1 TM-r yar.l. with strli-es to match.
10 ces of single nr..l double f-.l.t BHir.'-s. in new
mlxttirea. and new t'lotlu f r traveling find s;reet
co'tura"
All-Woul Fren.-li flood", -C.-. tj..
Sillc TIepri itmiit
enlard nd cmplet". with newest and W
make-.
Motro Franca le.
I'fkln Satin Moire.
Brocades ard S-itin".
Black and tviorcd Satlr.s Jihadrtme?,
New Summer Silks.
I.arjfet orTerinic ol stwve iro..!fl, and a1! retailed
at sueeially close p.-iees. A viit toourSHk .un
ters will repay any buyer. This department has
benn and always :inli be a prominent specialty
with us.
UK) pieces of 4t-lne"n Blaek O'bmere et tl o :
witbotit dout.t the .e.-t batafn now lown in any
marKet.
t;omplete lines of T.npln's 40 and 45 Inch Blaclj
fashmcres. jet blurks, at bargain rics. Ti.-. to
1 5" per yard.
.V) pieces Bliek Silk Warp Hcnrietts, at $
fl.40, Jl.ftn. 1.74 and 2.u0 the best made j;ools ,
unequalled bara-nin a icnarntecd saving to huy
er of 15 to irc. per yard. Spc.-ial vaiues iu Black
Crepes.
IIOC.I iS A Bl HI.,
lis nml 120 Fcdiial Strot-t, Allicln ny.
N. B. l'ara -o'" open .1:1 J'.y A il the newest and
nt.bi.lest. a well a eieMai.t rih kou1.. with charm-Im-
tnii.jne ban-lie? and inountinifS. V;.eri.rf La
die"' Black Silk Saits at 1 f. Stripe Slik Suits
at $1d.im tyliph made, r.-a-ly to wear. t'hiMren's
OlnKl.am Suit", $1.J5 up Ohll.lren's and Boys'
Kilt Suits, in blue tlannel and new mixed cloths.
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Beatty" BFFTltOVF AriraneortninslOfnIl st
?ollca Tnnsnie K--ds, St M tl". V. ali,.:t or KtnireJ
Oiwe. SOctAves.ytj,! FiM,t t'lfirt-M.t'privtlt Pello-wr..bTel
Bprinirs. lAnipSrjtn.ts, F'oek. t for nniMC, Handle, mud
Hitlers for niovinpr. BeMttv' p.f.nt fr,.p Action, a
MW A NOVFI. H1HPIMI!II (entente I
willsre a.Tnueh mnic an I 4 (IIXHIIN OKtiAt.
Io other maker risre t.iiiM f his onmn tit 1 iwientpt
J.'OKJiol Ma t s". ovpr IM nwnih.
demand Increasinj?. ?e Ksrtnrr vo.k.nir flY nnd
by sap Edi3OT'ectricUcnt8l. K14.HT to til orders.
PpFPTee. Dazed. Tsell-rre on twW G f
S- Can bera, Bsok, Ae., f U
Tf aftF yesrt ynn nre sot paM.B4refwm
Oraraa, will prpl ly rrlMod mimrr wllk lalrct,
e:vx asv xxaiokz rs crsrsrvxT
In person, F1e IVHars (ts i"oH to par ernerw If
yon bir ; eome anyway, yon are weleonie. "Tree nneh
wlfa polite attenriaals itierts atl trains. C'liicr
nrsn- :m. $4n, s.:rtnp. Ptnofort Slca to fTYV
tr-Jieatttiful Illustrated ataloyue free.
" Please Address or call upon
DASXEX F. EEATTT, Taatingtcn, Kew Jerser.
ALABASTIEME
FOB nxiMH.MJ WAI.LK AD rtlLItiS,
Is the most durable and economical material
known. It is a valuable discovery, and i rapidly
snpersedlnr Kalsomlne aDd other wall finish.
Manulactured in a variety ol beautiful tints, and
can be applied bv any one. If not lor sale in votir
neiirbhorliood, send to SKKLEY KHuS., 1 Fed
eral St., Boston, Mass., tor sample card and tes
timonials. 3-l.-4t.
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
Rest in (he world, fiet the ajennlne.
Fi eri parkace hstx nnr t r.te-iiiir k and
Is marked I rsirr. bOLU tVKIiVH Hr.Uk,
ASTHMAS
Csn IwenTw 1 t ti. . nj
Ihr.R. James' faaaabla
KHea KeawtlM. Tnt
Book. Tt.montata. mta..
P02 Ka-e bl., Ph:ta., Pa.
Addreaa i'mmm.k
Xhia Rldlaar Saw Machine U waxrantod
aw on a a loot loc in a nunntet). And
coats leaa mousy than any other Saw
a are tne nrst nna who
.toannf actorad thaaa
1 I . S 4 r-fTmachlnaa In Awntm.
ice, and at present
Own the rjnlv
right of the same. Bend for onr tree circular.
T. mtea btatei BTanf g Co., Washlnptrm. T. 0.
HADIESIIfHITE MOUSE
jiniusii mus h m ortnaklno I I everatiD a
AJmiatirratie
Wsh:nirl'in 1o the prrvni lin. wuh nvrrn;tMl Pfjrtnia
of the Lase-trrtri-White H--rr-. fh vr-al roAr at rhs
irT, BPADLcY ft O , PtiblltltM,
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OPIUM
A TreaUse on their
spmdy cur pENT TKF.i. Da J
,aoSM-Srr'.O.JJyx 13 CLJv.ao,Iil.
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or all- v.
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CHICAGO
WEEKLY HEWS
JlNO tes
CafflMa Freeman!
ONE YKAli roll .i2.(n.
THS CEICAQO WEEKLY KETW3 Is
everywhere recocniced as a paper unsur
passed in all the requirements of American
Journalism. It stands co&spicuoaa among
the metropolitan journals of the country
as a complete "nrrpaper. Ita Te'.egrarhlo
Berrice comprises ail the dispatches of tlie
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Specimen oopiea may be seen at this oSse
Bva7Setd subsorivitions to this ofnee-
FARM, SAW MILL Sc., at Private Sals.
ryiHE underiirned oflcr for :i'on aeeoramoilat
1 ina terms 1ns FA:M at'.l the imiifiveiaenta
thereon in Allegheny I..n-l l . n tt.e nwd lead
ins; from t'heM S.riiiK to H !!itrin. Said Farm
contains 17! teres. al..ut ( Acres of which are
cleared, and'the ini.ri.r-ii.'-!,t. .-t!i'rie two Brood
TrtvriLixw HorsK. one of i hid. i? tor1e and
the olhr li'i stories .'sh. an e"el!ent Ktstr
BW5.70 ty 6i toet. x V.'jti.h Saw Mm In Trt
class condit'on and cij-al-le of s.iwtr sj A.WJ !et of
lumber In twrtvo looir". an- nil ou.r nwurr
buildinit. riere"::re two orchard .f cli.iie. frjit
on tne premise. stctsI tro..,l ;.rinKS convenient,
nc ot them t'tinir in the t-nmyitrd nd hsvinsr a
fountain nni and a et.n.-t !i"W. lI.les a f.Kd
wellf ws'er at the door, n on rllv one mil 'ion feet
of rood saw timber, hemlock, hickory, eiierry, ma-
rle. ash. oak. etc.. on the .ortton net yet cleared,
n eonnoetton with th iir milt ts a st'k1 pirfct
header, lathe smw. et-ofl s.iir.etc. The .r..i.erty
will be sold, and sold st a t.i-Hin. heoaase the
owner Is no lonrer s'.l to rm t ft mill or wors t h n
farm. For lurther i.!r'. i:i" e'i on or sdlress
FKAM 'IS Mill; N.
Tec. 2. issi.-3m. 'het Si-nnirs Pa
ST.XAYJERVS ACADEMY
E4R I.ATRORr, PA.
N'FARt-Y half a century old. front whl-h sosne
ef the most j.rominoot and cultivated lal!-s
In Fennylvsnia and eNewhere. have ardusted,
offers tno't thoronah e-in -utional a:ds and aig-toest
standard of rerininir in(1ii-n.
".Pupils admitted at any time. Yearly
peDee abont V38.
Asdrs. :
MSTEKS OF Sir.W'T,
HtATTi s r. o.,
Iico. 10.1f.0.-tf. At entnoreland Vo., Ta.
IJETTYS(B,S- 'TS" J'- K'""t ,r'
ssu. I'lisMflii np. fctare
latfseesseats Kesrfj. Wntc or all en
AVhiBKton, . J
10 set Keedi. ctily
HelMaj
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