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IT. MATtCIl 31, 1882.
AND -rF.llSONAL.
jr.
I'huro nnl the Olhfr J'l.ir.
-town is coins to hive a new di-
-vn, it U cai , ;i bouti'l to have a
,. is f it nl'lt livlncr; printer In E!nn
I Tlml-ifr.
. 1 live ' lawyers at Argument
. i-rk ws lnrrr.
- ' f'ir the now Court House ha
i ' ,' not yrt plae-P'1 In pcs'tinn.
; ; i-'t.ick," .1 lasting arpl fwjrant
.'.. nnl r.o rents. At. lames'
,. ', t aony Hnvprn.n'1 Mr. Frank
.. .,. -i .:nt-J janitor of the now Court
-s rnrc will imnii1iately relieve
iwnj crutch an-l bronchitis. At
. ,t'r.
....' jt;'ertir fr" with fah bottle of
. ( irr'i Rrmeily. Trire co cent 9.
, .' .Ini'j ir
"0 to Tiiy dor-tor and wa! no bpf
. . t ,..k : fi'W hnffcs of Ff.runa
1 ". At J i"ie' ilnpi tore.
v t, h '. r cur r'ri2ratuIaions to our
; .1 frifn.1. A. V. Barker, Esq., and
v..- i'-iv-n't hoinl whether it was a
-.-.; H!f!i-is cain strength by limine;
- . ;-,.!! T:itr. It acts ik a etinrm
. ,-r,,r to health ami strength over-
- ; ' r i-f.
. ; '. r-l i !! livf-r romplnint. yon
- i.--v.l cnarantee on evcrv battle of
. V 'M7fr. It nev-r fails to eiire. At
. ,': -r. re."
-. v.V.i l ive frenjient oralns to
! aver tint pever before were
!- n . r-" c. !i liti mj than rtur'n; the
of w-eks.
- i : :n .f tinier that (lie waees
. i; optT.itive in the Eilsar
- ! AVnrk have daily been in
' I i.f ilimini-hins.
: . i f n'lt'i in male or female, cans-
i r inability to lork nnfither in
.. ..!nt:es, nervousness, efe., ran be
. "v fi'reil by the use of Prof, (rp.il-
- ; ' Ba'l.'
r.f our sii'weribers shonhl have
!!-e ro be ob'iaeil to "move" the
- : '. t':ey shoulil promptly notify '.is
':'.- :t tlv proper chance maybe
, j-i,ei in ion book,
v "' '-':rl named Miss T-i77ie Berber,
i. ri fie Poor TToi:se from Cone.
!., r i"--'i three or four weeks aco, died
' -W'niinn M'inilnv mornina last.
1 w? t. Vitus' dinee.
A-n'ri'ini .1'r!rn!'nri.--f. undoubted
:tv. avs that the I.indreth eed is the
' l;,.'.!!e i-n the market, and reeom
t! cm to ll cardeners. For sale in
'o:ri f ly at lames" ilmj store,
e f'll'oviin 1 1 a " i 1 gentlemen were
terl bv the Court as Fviiumii.e Corn
er Mir I'lUliril f'nill'V VT r T t'l"
John Fenlon, V. V. Barker, W.
V 11 Kuhn an,1 C. T.. Dicl:.
r J. Tfonver. br, tier of Mr. Thos.
r. 1 f ("audir'a tovn--hip, has accepted
. Ci, tore rf our crrocer frieml,
" ' '' ".i'''a. rtiul fits as well
nt-'te.j and poured Into it.
fropo-es to r oraani.e its
' jf pons'st now of Ihree
." d the idea i- to increase it to
' ' .1 l:.-nteno'-,t and a sere-eatit.
' i" i'"e-;. mab'y beini ranked as
' V ,i".h. o tr.eiubet of the Clear
, ! -d in that p!ar.- on veterdav
' " adxanc, d B' of id'.d-tv-ope
'' -v.'s (',' "f the verv oldest law
" '' i was wMely and f.ivor-
VII.
". ei r ' ipd on i-i'iir heart and snv, if
". '! ; yr.p pevrr well, harlh- ever
I :ir v ivan : then lav your hand on
"-e avd a-k it to tell, if von bought
"fin. IN.'cits, whether you didn't al-
t ! r-t.iwn needs a new station house
v as they let on. why don't they set
' ibitant f, donate a penny and buy
:'T and put up something to siit them
v iv of a structure that would do
tn t!.e town?
1 h ive lust honied a splendid new job
Mvl in a few days expect te a l l a laree
of new t' no-", ru'es, paper, card stock
"sj etc. Then we shall he prepared
"lit a better a'- I finer class of work
i ices than ever before.
" i.! -a of the marfnitnde of the ope-
the Cambria Iron Company, iwav
' fi-'m the statement, that on Satur-
' imeain di-hnrsi d at Johnstown
the larjre sum of ore hun-
: -. t''..ii--and dollars,
tohl by manv of our farmer
" i' t' c wea'her dnrinir the present.
n an elcL-ant ore for the pinking
-":.!, ard if any of tiirra krow us
l i ,v ( in self, thrv wo:i'd have
- ' 'ettoirr us take the cake.
V . i Ve used the l.eni. Pay; horse
" 'cr v." ili freely ntt-t to its
' ; ever am- other powder tin v have
' T' v a'e frf, and pure,, and the
T r ..t i ju Ebnshnrr that is pot
-r1 iv.-,. t James drugstore.
' " .T 'a ly tia-ned M!s Mary A. Me
' " I'." .okville, Jefferson county, on
' "'is v.eck. !ie was the last sur
a , torCr,j f.np'lv of that name,
' i. relation's iii this place, who
try at her untimely demise.
' v s - ,(.t- for the new Court riouso
! ! re over a week a jo, and will
'- place as soon as a couple of
and the business arrive here
w hit h may occur before our
' ' T'-ss, as we write this on
" the new deni-t , is a genial
v'n n'ho K becoming quite a fa--'
it omig people, lie is sort
! ' --t. f,)r nlthonph he don't
:i 1 n he of other people, he is
'V-wn in the mouth" for any
' ' t rvicos.
:'f"iined and quite accurate
x''"r na Trib'm informs all and
Mr. John Fulton, (.eologNt
' ' '" er for the Cambria Iron
' n-town, is a gentleman that
" "''''rely t"o few of. And we
1 :e. we had bf tter believe it.
""rv to h.,' ( li-eil to chronic' e
v liw'v i-..., local editor of
1 i a severe hem
. in" -.sitat ing what
tr. a nit nt to bring
B.it, if we were sorry
for Casper is petting
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, till,
'sow.
'" -'d'al harbingers of Spring,
"'eir first appearance In
'd iy :ift"rroon, ami the same
,d cnlii enough to freeze
V'r . Is sent thsm back into
'' retlc t on bow eay a
'" 'u-.!u mitike about the
.. '' 1 -irti that the wife of that
'"''"), Mi Henry Rager, of
' 1 h, "lied on je-terdayiveek.
r j .ls eventv-two years of age
' w i silly esteemed and respcted
,';.' 'I' '""f'- "f the township in
Pl . died, Uut by all who
A correspondent gives a full and pathetic
j account of the death from lockjaw of a very
! exemplary young man, son of Mr. Felix O'
; Ncill, of Munster towflsbip, which we print
! under the head of obituary. This sad death
! resulted from a terrible wound accidentally
. inflicted a short time ago. by an axe on one
of young O'N'eill's feet.
j Johnstown's best and only Tribune of
! Monday : "The 'Farmer's Daughter' won't
show here to-morrow night, the managers
' having broken their engagement with Mr.
Hamilton. It is presumed that thedaugh-
, ter has work to do on the farm this nice
! spring weather, and that the old man has
' shut down on her running around. "
The Johnstown Trihuna tells us that it
Is againt the law to "take from any stream
trout under five inches in length." There Is
' no such law. The writer of course referred
to black bass. But we heartily enndorse his
views when he says that "no true sportsman
' vi-ould be guilty of taking these small fish,
even if no 1 1 w against t'-.eir capture existed."
Owing to an oversight which ought not
to have occurred, about two thirds of this
i edition of our papc-i were pressed off before
the discovery was made that the ovtxhle date
In the form of last week's issue had not. been
changed from the 2Jth of the month to the
31st. The omission, however, would be.
come apparent to thn reader on the first
glance at the paper.
The hearing of road views consumed the
major portion of the time of Cnuit this week.
However, that is all right. "I am in favor
of nil roads," said an enthusiast!- member
of Congress once, and then hesitated "Ex
cept the road to ruin," Interjected a sympa
thatising member. We trust none of the
( roads noted on win he found liable to the
latter interpretation.
Mr. E. B. KitteH, second youncrest son
of Mr. Margaret Kittell. of this place, and
.vho hts had a large experience in the bank
ing business. ,nore recently In the Roberts
; Bank, departed for Pittsburgh on last Mon
day morning, for the purpose of accepting a
, tel!eihip in the Penn Bank. Ed. is fully
competent for the work before him, and is
as honest as the day's long.
Capt. James P. Stewart, of TTollidays
bur', will hold a court martial in lohnstown
April t'lth. to hear charge of neglect of duty
ami d:soh.edience of orders against the fol
lowing named parties, members of Co IT,:
Private. Robert J. Murphy. Harry (;. Rose,
and W. B. Vane-, The Johnstown com
pany Is a member of the regiment wherein
the EbenshurflT company ranks as Co. A
Fifth Regiment.
That invincible warrior Michael Fltzhar
ris. of (.al!it7in, is bound to raise a military
company and keep it raised till there shall
' be a vacancy in the Fifth regiment. There
is good material nt the "Tunnell" for an or-
! grnizatinn of that sort, but just when the
' vacancy looked for will roll round goes
ahead of us to see. the pew Altoona company
having the swing. But there may he a new
apportionment some time.
A woman named Mrs Ceorge Messenger,
of Johnstown, had the neuralgia; took a
dose of morphine: took too much ; fo'l into
a deadly stupor : slept more hours than it is
thonebt. the law allows, and the neighbors
wisely imagined she had attempted to com
mit nh ide. he fn .led them all. however,
! bv waking up all right after awhile, and the
I doctor aid the morphine had been taken un-
, der his own prescription.
Three lads, named Joseph Jeffries, Alfred
IJ'.'htner and I'd. Burket. were arrested In
Johnstown on Saturday afternoon for steal
ing a pockef-hnok containing f."0 in money
ntula gold ring from th. residence of Mrs.
Morley. and on Monday morning were taken
before 'Squire Rutledge, when they each en
tered a plea of guilty. They were then
brought to this peaceful place and committed
to Castle (irifTith to await trial.
This js what the Rev. J. Franklin Core,
pastor of the Fir-t M. E. church of Johns
town, said in the course of his afternoon ser
nior last Sunday : "The Cambria Iron Com
pany doe more to demoralize the people of
this community than any other force or agen-
' cy in it." We are of course looking at it
from e distance, but it strike us that the
reverend gentleman may in the end find that
he ha bjtfen off more than he can chaw.
We copy the fo'lowing from the Altoona
i Call of Tuesday: "Mrs. Cecelia Magnire
died at her home in St. Augustine, Cambria
eouptv, at 0 o'clock yesterday morning, aged
about T.i years, she had been ailing for a
' long time with dropsv, and that was the
; cause of her death. Mrs. Magnire was the
mother of Mr. Mitchell Trout and Mrs Al
bert Flick, of this city. The fnnera' took
place at St. Augustine at 0 o'clock this morn
in g.
It's ail right, of course, to single out
Eh"tibiirg a a good place to start n. But
why not include Johnstown, Miltville, Cam
bria borough. Willmore. Lilly's, Gallitzin,
et. al ? Wo refer to to this thing of return
ing three licensed houses in Ebensburg, and
those only, for atleged infraction of the law.
The foregoing is the way the question ha?
' been put to u coupled with the assevera
tion that if the last firand Jury failed to do
. ts full and entjr" duty, the next one r,,uM.
Of course we know nothing about it.
. H's mighty few commercial traveler
' that sell a three-thousand dollar bill. Yet
fiis feat was recently accomplished by our
townsman Ben. P. Thompson, representa
tive of the firm of Ives, Murphy Bonar,
dealer in hats, caps, straw goods, etc., 41t
Broadway, New York. Connellsville is a
big and crowing town, and the centre of one
of the best portions of Pennsylvania, and if
yon don't believe it, turn back the page and
see what our friend Frank Cowan says of
the Valley of the Yough. And there is
where Mr. Thompson got. his work in.
The annual report of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company shows that during the
veer lssi. eighty-eight locomotives were buil
at the Altoona shops for the main line and
fifteen for the branch roads east of Pitts
burgh. There were also constructed at the
same shops during the year, eighty-four pas.
senger cars, nine baggage, postal and ex
press cars, and two thousand four hundred
and twenty Car Trust cars, six hundred and
forty-nine freight cars, and also eleven hun
dred and five cars for the brandies. Over
a million one hundred and fifty thousand ties
were used on the main line and all its con
nections during the year."
About three years ago an old-time friend
of the editor of this paper, Mr, James Cul
len, rlied of consumption at his home in Hol
lidayshurg after a iong and painful illness.
Since then five children of Mr. Cullen have
followed him to the grave from the same
cause, the last two, of whom was his son
John, late of the Powell house, Altoona, and
and his daughter Agnes, who died in Ilolli
daysburg on last Monday afternoon, aged
rbout lt years. There are none left of
this sadly decimated family except the poor
heart-broken wife and mother and a son aged
ahost l!) years. May (;od prant rest to the
departed and consolation to the terribly be- ,
reaved ones left behind. " j
The firm of Plain Bros., Huntingdon, .
was lately Interviewed by a fellow five feet
high, one hundred and thiity pounds as to
weight, black eyes, black curly hair, and the
perioral appcarauee of a Jew, Shumakerby I
name, and supposed to be a Prussian or :
something. He secured employment in the
shops of the Messrs. Blain, wormed himself
into their confidence by plausible address,
got access to the check book, filled out some
to the extent of at least f200 had them
cashed, and then silently started on a tour to
see his great relative, the renowned Bis- ;
niarck. It reads for all the world the way
the Commissioners' office of Indiana was ,
once robbed. m
There was what through courtesy rnicht
! bf, called a "serenade" in front of the Jail
, Tuesday night. A horse-fiddle with a tom
tom accompaniment mar by some persons
b appreciated as rnelodv. but the neighbor
say it was an infernal nuisance. Where, on
this occasion, was o-jr ever-vigilant police?
The ostensible reason for this outburst of
juvenile patriotism was the supposed nup
tials of a young man of our town and a lady
who Is amongst the loveliest of her sex. But,
as was said by the supposed bridegroom
further along ttie same night to a certain
gentleman, "if anybody comes round here
and wants the beer oh my account about
this thing, give it to them, but don't charee
it to me !" And then what are we to think
of it ?
We are sorry to learn that another of the
John Morgan family of Johnstown has been
afflicted with the small-pot and was sent to
the pest houe last week. Three of the
Morgan, who formerly lived here, are in
the same abode, though" none are considered
to be in a dangerous condition. Strange to
say, none of the family, it is reported, was
ever vaccinated. And, again, strange to
say, why cannot thev stamp out the small
pox In Johnstown ? There must be a some
thing radically wrong about the sanitarv
condition of that town which permits this
iisease to grow and spread, and apparently
never die. The subject ought to commend
itself to tiie careful conshlerat ion of that
scientific boilv which meets in "Cambria Li
brary" three evening each week.
Our friend Mr. Andy Topper, of Alle
gheny township, arrived in town Tuesday
last, and at once proceeded to put into exe
cution a preconceived plan. lie has done it
here before, and did It again. He eot into
the situation spoken of by Burns where he
savs about three parties who drank for a
wager that "Crabjdarroch, thou'lt soar when
creation shall sink " Andy not, being Craig
darroch, and in this condition proceeded to
the Court House while Argument Court was
ir. session. He had a speech to deliver,
which would doubtless have been eloquent
the same sneeeb w-e ad have often heard
but Judge Dean cut him off fearfully short.
"Who is that man?" asked His nonor
Judge Dean. Meanwhile the efficient oorps
of Court attendants were strennouslv en
deavoring to remove Andy. But Andy
wouldn't go. "Send that man to jail till lie
sobers no," remarked the Judge, and Andy
went. IT"- emerged from his place of con
finement next morning, a sober man, and a
man who declared he would keep sober con
tinually evermore but didn't.
Mr. John Schnahel. of Johnstown made
things pleasant and interesting for his fami
ly on last Sunday evening, by shooting him
self through the head with a revolver. John
had been di inking throughout the entire day.
although intoxicating liquors cannot, be had
for either love or money in Johnstown or
anywhere else, and came home to find that
his boy and several others had been shooting
rats about the stable during th dav. This
angered John, and he was determined to
punish the boys, hut his wife interceded in
their behalf. The upshot of the whole thing
was that John rushed up the back stab s, and,
securing his revolver, hurried down again
and re entering the kitchen pressed the mnz
rle of the revolver against his head just be
hind the right ear. and said to his wife : "I
kill myself : look !" He fired instantly, and
fell ie a bean back of the stove. What man
ner of man. the unfortunate wretch was,
may be inferred by the fact, that lie wa mar
ried to the widow of his uncle Henry Schna
ble. who died in Johnstown a few years ago.
Ho was aged about 31 years.
Thf. Wfst Point Capf.tship . We learn
from the Johnstown Tribune that at the ex
amination at that placeon Wednesday of last
week of candidates for the West Point cadet
shin, held bv the Board appointed bv Con
gressman Campbell, seven applicants pre
sented themselves three of them from
Johnstown, three from Somerset county, and
one from Bedford county The Board was
in session one full day. and part of the next
day, and although their decision has not yet
been made public, it is understood that it
recommends to (Jen Campbell for the ap
pointment. Charlr-s T. Menoher. one of the
three Johnstown aspirants. Two natives of
Cambria county have graduated at West
Point in former years. bnb of whom were
born in the immediate vicinity of this place,
and both proved theinse'ves to he tried and
truesoldiers. One was Philin W. McDonald,
who was an aide on the staff of (Jen. Twiggs
when the Mexican war broke out. was
wounded at Palo Alto, the first battle fought
bv Ceneral Taylor, but afterwards marched
with Twiggs under (Veneral Scott from Vera
Cruz to Mexico, and was personally engaged
in all the battles that were fought on the
march to that city, and in these that were
fought around it He died in New Orleans
about which was then Twiggs head
quarters, and his loss was deeply regretted
by every officer in the army who knew him.
The other was John D. (Wonnell, known in
the army, soon after the commencement of
the rebellion, as the "Fighting Irish lieuten
ant." At the second Bull Run battle his
clothes wer literally riddled witii bullets.
He went safely through the perils of the war,
but onlv to sink into a premature grave in
1SW7, at Houston, Texas, where his regiment
was then stationed. He was as brave as
Marshal Vev, and as modest as a woman, as
all brave men are.
"FntST a coush, carried me off.
And then a coffin they carried meoff in !"
This will not be your epitaph if you take
your cough and Dr. R. V. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" in time. It is specific
for weak lungs, spitting of blood, night
sweats, and the early stages of consumption.
By all druggists.
AR6UME5T Covrt. Court met Tuesday-
afternoon at 1.20 o'clock, with all the Judges
on Mi bench. We give below an abstract of
the business done :
Martin Rit, for use of . J. Freidhoff vs.
Hipps.- Rule to show cause why assignment
should not be stricken off. Rule discharged.
Hiiover vs. Elder township. Judgment for
plaintiff for costs. Rule to show cause why
judgment should not b be opened. Con
tinued. Semeldinger vs. Swope. Appeal. Rule to
show cause why appeal should not be strick
en off. Rule absolute unless within 20 days
defendant pays or tenders to justice costs
accrued up to date of appeal.
Eakins use vs. Flanagan, et. al. Rule to
show caue why judgment should not be
opened. Continued. Same ve. Same. Con
tinued. Repoit of E. Cr. Kerr, Esq., Auditor ap
pointed by the Court to report distribution of
the funds in the hamls of Alvin Evans, Esq..
assignee of P. J. Woleslagle. Exceptions
filed. The report is referred back to Auditor
that he may rehear the acceptant, R. B.
West brook, as to whether there was in fact
a balance of f 101. 09 due from him to V. J.
Woleslagle, on the wood contract mentioned.
In his finding on this question he is to be
governed bv the weight of testimony ad-
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Michael BrMken for Aenitl j-.
(JAIXITZix, p., Marcb 2R, 1S2.
Editor Ccbru Fbkkvan We nrp unthortrert
tr unnourof the Hume of Mlchncl Hrncken of
Gallitzin boroutch. m a candidate for Asemhlv
nhjeot to the approval of the I.rooeratic nartv at
the comln primary election.
In predentin the name oi Michael Hrnoken we
know we nre predentin a man who Is full com
petent end aMe to represent the inerep"of his
conntitnency in the halls o! our S;ate I.oelsl.atnre
and who would not only acquit himself honorst.ly'
bnt woihl ha an honor to the Democracy ol CamI
bna county. '
To this candidate from Oallitiin. one of the
banner honmahii of the conntv. we think la due
the serious consideration and 'support of every
Democratic voter. In view of the fact that he ,
In every way worthy, and al.that this end of the
.T y.uS9 never t,een represented in any office
Z nt i, 0 f" ot ,hB rcnple. we present the namo
ot Mr. Hrackcn with entire conhdencin his fitness
and every assurance of hia success.
MajtCitizexs.
OBITIART. J
oVit'11;1"-l"'1 in funster township. March '
" ' . 'l,'Tn '"h"" but pninjul llli,es. which ho 1
sanctified by wonderful nntience und cln-erfiilnes '
V"""'1'-. :on of Felix and H,..e O'Neill! j
la the lrtth year of his aire. !
The death ol this younit man wan caused hvcut
tlnir his f.vot vith an are ten davs nrev-ieos to his
death He ..eomed to be uetrinir aionz nleclv un
til a short tinio before his death lie eot so'ycry
lane-uid that he was obliged to take his bed nOPr
which the le-ndcr of his neck hn,r o'.n .
illRVfMWiffiffil'i
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Samples and Catalogues by mail when requested.
L: j : "-SJ
ar June term. ccrnnTT r - r
supply part of public A r J A :,SEP" McDonald,
snnnL to Altoo-ia X " "f f.henbiirs. will be a candidal" tor noml-
sl princs to Airoona. n(!tlon. suhie.-t to iicmncrntic rule, at thi. next
- ri ;n ir. visr.s.
Pine, vigorous Vines. Two, Three and
Four Year Old. for sale by the dozen or
thousand at the lowest prices.
These Vines are raised on the famous Mt.
Prospect Vineyards, at Passtiie, N. .?., where
the well-known Port (irape Wine is produced
that is so highly esteemed bv Physicians.
Enquire of Ai.fufh rkrii,
2-10 -2m. 1 Passaic, X. J.
ATTF.MrTFn Mrn.PF.it in Indiana Corv
tt. John MeKee, a coal miner, about ho
vears rf age, living with his family on the
Porter farm, in Conemaugh township, Indi
ana county, shot and mortally wounded
his wife on Friday nicrht last. He came
home with a jug of whisky and quarreled
with his wife, and in the heat of passion took
down a shotgun and aimed it at her. The
weapon was ilNcharged and the shot entered
her ieft side. McKee went, to the door just
In time to meet two sons, who had been called
from the barn by the report, where thev had
been feeding the stock. In answer to their
questions McKee, who was very much intox
icated, replied that he had accidentally shot
their mother. T)r. Ansley. of Saltsbnrg. who
dressed the wound, says there is hardfy any
prospect of rooverv. McKee was allowed
to remain in the house, and dining the night
h" was observed to leave, taking with him
Joo which his wife had saved by the sale of
buttermilk. He was arrested on Friday
morning and committed :o jail in default of
f.'oo bail by 'Squire Jenkins, of Saltshurg.
McKee denied at first that he knew anything
about the shooting, saving that he was drunk
at the time : but afterwards he admitted it,
and claimed that it was accidental. He said
that his wife had been abusing him for drink
in jr. and struck him on the arm. He then
took down the gun to scare her and it was
accidentally discharged. He has the reputa
tion of being a bad man when in liquor.
his finding, then he shall so report.
Report of T. W. Dick. Esq. auditor ap
pointed to teport distribution of the funds
in the hands of Abel rdnyd. assignee of Tsaac
Crawford. Exceptions filed, bv Collins,
Johnston Co. to compensation allowed
assignee. Instead of ?:i0i). allowed 5261.70.
Order to vacate road in Carroll township,
from Mctluire's Mill to Sejbert's. Paul Yah
ner, John Mann ion and W. J. Ruck appoint
ed reviewers, to report at June term
Order to vacate and
road leading from Che
Exceptions overruled, and repoit of viewers
confirmed absolutely.
Order to view and lay out a public road In
Washington township, from Hemlock to Re
hea's school house. Reviw confirmed ?!'.
Order to review public road from Rethel
school bouse to Murray's road. Exceptions
overruled and report of viewers confirmed
absolutely.
flonrt adjourned finally nt 10 v. M.
A general meeting of the Bar was held
Tuesday dight, to make final arrangements
for the dedication of the new Court Flo use.
The Committee on Entertainment were au
thorized to have a banquet in the old Court
room after dedicatory ceremonies, and com
mittee on invitations were authorized to in
vited the mombeis of the Rar of Rlairand
Huntingdon counties, and the President
Judges of all the districts contiguous to Cam
bria county. Alo, that a meeting of the
Bar be held on the first Monday in June,
proximo, nt ft r. m., for the purpose of or
ganizing the Rar Association and electing
officers for th? same
A special ( nurt to hear a road writ will be
held in the nrt TTouseon the 10th of April.
i- nr.ttORiAJt.
"TBI; MAW IHF.S in-T nis MF.MOHY l.IVF.S."
It is sad even to sty a word In vralse of a dead
friend, but we cannot let this opportunity pass ,
without Mylr.e a word? touching the remarkable 1
life of one well-known fo manv id the older read
ers of the Fr.KKMAX. The subject of our lines was
.Viufs ItT.kahon. KaQ . who qu i rt 1 y passed awav
a' the residence of his son. Andrew lilenson. in
Hout7ilah'. Clcortli'hl county, on tbe 14ih int., of
no pain, but purely old np;e." !Ir. Jimni trleason
first snw tho liuht in the beautiful little town r.f
Toomnvara county Tlppcrary. Ireland, on the 0Mb.
Anirnst. Poo. From his early boyhood he eninved
nil the opportunltes a public fenool could fitter In .
the way of edu-if ion. and eomfnpr to man's estate, (
was ttioron'hl drilled in all the branches that an
active business life would reipilre. So be embark
ed In ireneral merchandising in his native town,
and was eminently successful: he invested his pro
fits in the purchase of seven"! small firms from
poor people whom he helped to emigrate to this .
country, bv pnvlnjr them much more than their
"hohlinns" were worth at the time. Soon Mr.
ileason had a beautiful farm In his native town
Independent of his business. Rut tlirousrh the
corrupt tenant laws, then and yet existing in Ire
land, he lust all the "holdlnirs" he had purchased
out of his business profits, from obi so called ar
rearages which be mi entirely unaware of at the
time of his purchase.
Seclnif all his labor for thirty years none, he con
cluded to leave Ireland with his familv. consisting
of a wife and three sons. Here I mav add that
the writer well remembers nf hearing Mr. filea
pon deseribe the poverty and trlbultition of Ire
land ilurini; the treat famine ol 1S48-T. When he
saw in his native town over one hundred families
evicted, and the demolition of an entire street,
his irood and kind heart sickened and heresolved'
to lesve such desolating scenes, and seek a liveli- '
hood in Amerlc.i. lie landed at 'iucbec, t'anada
In the Spring of lbh with hia tamlly, but prefer- '
rinif to rk his livins: under a free" government, t
he came to Summit, ''ambria eountv, fa., where I
he tauurht school for one yeai , and then embarked
In the mcrchantile business on a small scale nntil '
he soon made himself and his fninily comfortable.
So well did he apprec'ato the value of American
citizenship that at tho arrival of his filth anniver
sary In America, he proenred his naturallzatlou
papers He filled the office i f school director and
councilman In the Summit, he was well known in
Cambria county, by some or the older t and most i
prominent citizens, as a thorough, refined and
educated Irish gentleman. i
In ls.'iS he removed to the Oroal Ton foal Ro
B"ion. whore- he did a thrivinur business for twenty '
yenrs in connection with his two sons. Andrew and
James J. In 1S70 he went out of active business
in favor of his son Andrew, who continued In
Hroad Top forfsome time. Subsequently he moved !
to Hoiitidale where to.dav he is the largest and 1
one of the wealthiest merchants in Clearfiold 'o.
fit his other two sons. one. James .1.. )s a New
York boot and slu e merchant, while the third, lr. I
M. K. nienson. fills -i,e v.-i v important position
of "Keeiwrar of Vital Statistics-' in tho health ,
department ot the citv of Chicago. Those who '
knew Mr. (ileason wi ll loved htm most, and many '
a mnn and family has be 1 irien led both in Amer
lea and his native hind, lie was hiirhly educated
and now in his old nio was a ereai student, and 1
lover of bcks He was much admired as a'pen
man and excelled in that branch. He was a con
sistent and devout member of the Catholic church !
end was always a favorite with theclerv his tine I
conversational powers rendering him a treneral
favorite in any society. His remains were taken to I
1'udley. Huntingdon conntv. and buried beside '
those of his family who had irone before So lived 1
and died .lame- Uleason. Ks.) . In the Koth year of
his aire, "lull of years and honors." "Bright be
the place of his soul." is the sincere pravcr o.r one !
who knew and loved him well. Myron j
tlnic in his daily works the hisb sanctities of man-
. 'j ! in mm mini uovouon. Me died as be lived
a s-ood hrtstlan. an obedient on, and a kind ami
1 affectionate brother. He bore with patience
wholly resigned to the will of (Jod. his si.-kness to
the last moment or his life. He was mu.-h be
loved by all who knew hhn.anH I am confident
that he never made a harsh or an uncharitable re
mark toward any one. May he rest In peace
i J.J.W.
REMOVAL.
PORTER $c DONALDSON,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY,
Hare Itetnotel to
V"' 4'i'-'-' ,2"1Cfc-to-vw '.i0Te vi
primary eicouon lor l amtiria county.
FOR .A SKMB"LY. The undersigned j
offers himpnlf to the Pi-mocracy of Cambria ;
county as a candidate for the J-eetsiature and it 1
found worthy the support of a mab.rlty of his rel- I
low Iienioerats at the coming prim-rv election
and U en.lorsed nt the. polls in November nft he '
pled ice himself to serve the Interests or all con- I
ecrned to the best of his ability and entirely re- 1
gardlets or either rear, favor or nfld'on
JOSEPH (HTfl'ALU,
Ebensburj, March 10, lSH'2.--.ln
lllOMi:, TVI.I1I, t. LIU AM
Spring Dross (Joods.
One es. ! m p'.-'e.! "ij t I ri il.ie.ls al a,ic.
oe es- l'-.i.B!.!, f. u!e 4 'hi-ckji at
One en -e In,, rte 1 : : u ti : 11, :ri K.;i:i.-i. V4 lueb
e w.do. nt -. 'oluriuu. titi'sii attil : ' I- e-jual
to mij L'lmiii , : j i :.!. i.i-r tnr.1.
l.ara- :jvo-c o: 4.. i-i h Sun n ' itli. -.
" ir.i tiav. r.no 14U i! t r. n 1 w c: h $1 5S i.e i rj.
-w-' '..'.,- , .. ',,,: 4 -reatu. IM'h. i'mk,
l.'Kl.t Mlue. He 1 an 1. 1'er-H ( '..tii. A uti,ue. Jirullie.
i - - - -- i. . :sl . -v , - '-j
tt.a wtlxht all-
NOTICTE. Notice is lieiebv given I
that the final account of Henrv Walters. As- j
siicnee ol lavhl Smav. for the benefit of er,.,i tor. I
has, been tiled In the" Prothontarv's ofh.ee of Cani!
A'
brln count v. which account wil 1 be eontirinei h.
solutely by the Judges of the Court ol Common
I'leas of s:iid couiily. on Monday. April V Js If
exceptions he not filed before that time.
Hy the ( 'ourt.
JOHN C (TI:. Prothonotarv
Prothonntary'9 I iffice. Kbensbursf, March J'.i '-S'i
rUtTOR'S NOTIf 'E-In Uie mat
ter of the first and partial account of lohn
mair ami .mnn l.ioya. l.sqs Assiirneos of N J
Preidhofl. dee-d. -
HaviriL' l een app-dntml auditor to ren .rt distri
bution of the fund in the hards ot s h i , 1 'Assignees,
notice is hereby tvcn that I will attend to the du
ties of s:i id appol n t men t. at my olfice In Kbenrburif
on f'nVfcv. -Vni; 1 1. at 2 o'cioek. i m., when
and where all interested mnv attend
V. A. S'.HiKMAKKR, Aaditor.
F.hensburK, Pa., March .11, isj.
Kstntnof KmsnsCnorK!'.. ilce',1.
Letters testamentary to the estate of Krancfs
Cooper. late ol Clearfield township, dee'd. haviuir
been issued to tho undersigned bv the Keisterol
Cambria county, notice is herebv'iriven to all ier
sons indebi.-d to said estate thai pavmer,t must
be made without d"!ny. and those hn'vltii; chilms
airainst the same should present them pronerlv
authenticated for seitlement.
PHILIP coopKii
.11 .sKI'H I'Oi H'Ki;, i f-xecutors.
Clearfield Twp.. March -4. lssj.t
;-'rvt,f"J;!',:-t -- i ' y-
o.,?h.'.:T..i-.:rri:.r
&Hi. " -4 ;. v-v 3 Ik
V-vjv 'fir-f .5w?'ij!t-;
..- -u'tia-'u Jsrfc , cJ-T- - tr'- .vet -i ' '
' U -:: . ' i. '-i.; V-'T rr .
ci" rr-v VSi. -rri'tim I .
a r r K E1ys! Cream Balm
260, 252 and 254 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
ELEVATOR ENTRANCE, 264.
Special attention given to Tallcm lioniicts and Tilimiicd Hal. Full Hue of Straw
UoirN, Itiltlions, Silks, Flower, Xets and Lace :
Hoop Shirts, Corsets, Crapes and Ladies' Acrk H ear, Sli:ci A I.TIKS.
3-24. I'artiriilor Attention I'alil to Ordrra. ' ,111.'
ANj. luil il
riiK-VH ( siiiKin; in: i:cuse
in all the abo color' i;a-. st ! 1 r :n j ri-- .
I; la. ami Vlist4l,eck 1 ri-. 1 loo 1. t'.n hek
lire-. !..n.u in ol-r. All imm rteii lire-s i ruuiit,
- to .;.', 1 it r J. w i ii r ri :e. to match.
pi cases ol !tjs!e aol double fyld Iteiee. In new
innturvs. nul uenr 1 ;..tl,- f..r iravcliiiK n 1 Mreet
e.,;: tui.s
Ail o.A I rfaol tl... 1. up.
faille Ipji vtmoiit
eulaie,: and c mi le-.e, w:tii utet and ltt
u.i-km
31' 'rp l'r:i;i 'nie.
Pckiu ai 111 V .ore.
IvloCidi-.s Sd N;TI!S.
P acK in,! 1 ';n.. i',,( KLad.iiaei,
New siiMiiiir S;l.
I-arne-t o;!er:L-.j o! ntn.xe ooj. and a'l reiailej
ut SL-ecallv ch.se )..-,.-es. A 's.t to our s.'.k 'tun-t.-ra
IU no iv ri,v t ner. Il'i depnrtiueot hai
beon and a!w. r .j.,t o0 a pruiuinrut spi-ilaliy
with us.
'" I'ii'-ej of 4Vjp.;i It;uck Casiiui-re n: tIa") ;
w lout doubt the be.t bamain evw flue u in any
market.
t -oiii'!eit lines .! I.up.ii's a and 4 ln.; P. lack
fii'iitiii'ff, jet bl;nk. at t':ir;aill prices 7 '-e to
t ,S" per jrd.
'' I'f-s M.'aek S.Ik Warp llenri't'is at fa.
!- '. il.-Vi. 1.T.'. an-l ;.'.'0 the h.-s-. ma le iroodi at
uuc.)ii,,t;,t b:ir;n us a (ju.-irnii teed m vi iij; m buy
ers vl jj tu .ic. per vnrJ. Si-ci;lal values lu liiaok
Crepes
LARGEST STOCK. LATEST STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES.
tho nt-nl insatr'S of
HtnrrMnl Tim?.,
I Ini? TIKAI.THV fKTP-
th-s, a'lstys Inflnm-
TIIE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OK
JAS. SHIDLE & SON,
C1 Smitlilielcl Street, litt 1iti-j;1-
wt.
Art PaprT Hangings, Embossed Bronzes, fado, c
HAY-FEVER
die h.end. Agreeable
ta ne. Apply by the
little Hmrt.r into t,
r.ostrils. On reeoipt ff will mail a package.
- Sold bv Fbi-nshnrr 'Irnna-ists
KI.Y'S t'l'AJl HALM fll..
March IT. lSS-2.-e.o.w.l.v. ()weKo N. V.
ANXFAL STATEMENT of the
Sri-KHvisons of flu.i.iTZiN Towxsmr, for
year ending March 1.". lHse .
Fhascis J. ronns, Supervisor, Hit.
To amount of Duplicate rf"'4.1 4
" " from former Supervisor T2.1S $?.17."-2 1
cR. !
By amount citizens' work $!S7 60
Konereth'tis 2 .10 !
" " Orders t asheii 4.7.r j
" C:w-'h t-nid fir work 47. M
" 65 days' service? as Supervisor K2 6'1 J;l'4.S.1 '
Kalanec duo Suporvlsor
-ip.'
15.i
ci4.r
7.61
.T amks Ti'.kxlur, Supervisor. Kit.
To amount nut.licnte. . --;'i M
". " from lornier Supervisor 60.1 5 '2SJ.7I
tn.
Hy amount et'irens" work $134.22
" " F'xoiii'riitir.ns 2. no
' " Ket'd unse ited lands. . 22. "
' ( irders enshed S.0.
" " C-ish paid for work 32.40
" day" services n Supervisor
Balaneodue Township
STATEMENT of SETTLEMENT
with Si rKi:viiu:., .y Wans Ttwstnr fur
year endinif March 1 '.. 12:
N athan (Sates, Supervisor, lr..
To am't Work Duplicate for T-i . . .",.m.5-j
" Cash 125.:i2
44 ttrders drawn on Commis
sioners Jor personal services..
To am't order drawn on ;ui'( rvisor
tor intere-t ai.d percentage
To am't cash ree'd from M. Shte
han on cash duplicate
To balance on cash duplicate
Cr.
Hy am't returned to Commissioner?
on work duplicate
By am't work done by taxa'iles
pe, sonn I serviees a s 3iner-
yfsor for 1S1 f'T 'o' . '!:iys
Kv boarrtiti' self ii ori:: sutiie time
Fxenerati"iis on cash ilupih'fite
' Money paid on re pa irini; brl hjc
" Am't i-ersonal service order
lifted for lWi 1
Kv am t interest on orders lifted tor
1-S'i
Bv 5 per rent, on colle-'tlnz lr.VOS.
AniTt tux returned to Commis
sioners on cash duplicate i.4"i i
Michael SnttiiAS, Supervifor, D11,
THE OENSIilKG
F..TAT TMI
NORMAL INSTITUTE
noc.cs ,t lit III.,
llnnU 120 I tderal Strctt, Alhcluny.
H -l'ir'n'f open d.'.'Iv Ail the uew-t and
n.-l't i-st. s wen s elc-auia ri.-h Hon U. w ;tt; eharm-iM-
utii.pie bundle, and nvointii:Ks. vj.fri.!.' I.a-1I10-'
Hliu'h SI'k Suit-' at .1.0 1. stripe S ,k Suiti
at i.'i.."i tyn-h made, read to wen'. Chi! 'i-cn'i
lt:ulim Si,:t. 1 .'-, Cl tldreu's titi-1 Hov
Ki.t Suit-, in blue t! 1 u i.e! and new tr ne ! .!. thi.
State Normal ScIioolT
rrp-x-iita I nmir iHMil 1 i t let for
I'rciHrliiK Traclierii lor l.ittrr.
! Inir llirlr I'icld or Labor.
There is r.o more ci I bj j ursuit limn
that of luouldiijit human charaeter. and
no greater benei.ictur tl:an the truly sue-ce-sful
ton her.
If y.'U intend loin h, pre; arc yourself
tuor.'iibly. r.,..! tims tiii.ke vuut w -rk
ph-a-jLt .I..-1 i t- 1. t!.lt for y.'Urseif h:-j of
I --'.' ' .' '; r ; j t :r.
l-.u-r; t. 1 ' . r -U- i,l ! t ,k
at n .i I. a ! I
I '!' r- I . !...l.e -1
tti
ur-e
iinia
ihe
-WILL Ol LS
VtY 8, 1S83,
IV THE
S'i..""J
4 1.26
2.15
l.ltf
20.40
S.61
8.01J
I'Milik THE
I 1'EC.VIS
U.oS
J.
.V"..."3
11.53
:w.'
5 2.".l .02
Amount, of orderc
I laBfl.ITIES.
issued .
duo from Jan. TreTler, Supcrviior
Liabilities in excess of resources
o. 14
6H.rtf
1.46
Thf.pe ifl ponsipin drue'-'inc yourself to
dentil, nr.il lmvintr a!l tho vilp niPilicinos for
internal use wlien ymi can lie cured of fever
and a .cue, dumb acruo, bilious disorders
jaiiinlii-e, dyspepsia, as well 31 all disorders
and ailments of t!i liver, blood and stomach
by wearing one of Pn.f, (iuiltnette's French
Liver Pnils, which is a sure cure every time
If your drupaist doe? not keep tiie pad send
tl.r.0 in a letter to French Tad Co.. Toiedo
O , and it will be sent you by return mail!
It is the only pad that is guaranteed to cure
Deware of counterfeits
I We. the Auditors of frallitxin township, have
! examined the above accounts and find them to be
as above stated .
HF.IINA Iil PfiLANF.Y, (
1. J. MYlillS 4 Auditor.
iv.riinisTv,
j Oallltzln. Mi roh 13, 12.
FI N A XC1A1, STAT EM ENT of
Rvauk Township Komi Hepaktmet tor the
yearendinir March 13. 1S52
Michael Naole. Supervisor. Dr.
To amount ol rtuplicnte 1P1
IIiSTonv of thk F.Noi.iKH I'Eort.B ( Ireen "i
pistly celebrated "Larger History of the KnK1ish
I coo-c. oucht certainly now to find a place iu ev-
rM'tebV; I1'"" K!'rvir ';''. m nve Vandv and
tasteful volumes, cloth binding, all for 1 r0 fbv
mail $1 so) is certainly a specimen or bookniakinti
that w II delight the eye of those who re oice"n
beautiful books, and is hardly less than a marvel
n economy of cost Hut the Mo.le 1 i.-tavn edition
in one volume, utility binding, enps theclim ir for
eheipness-only.SOccnts.orby mill e.'.cet These
p'iitions are helne; published tiy The 1 sefnl Know!
leilire Publishing ;.. -.., William street. New
..rk. and are examples of the ipialitv and prices
lis?,ini,"rT, an,inr' "''oh they are",,"
lisbin At thefe prices they sell onlv to huvers
direr- discounts to denier? and mrents-being'ira-rhTit
,0' sn,1lt,lp.e'!i,ionsl"1,lhed are limited t
the orders which reach them promptly Cata
Wnes and specimen pairesare sent free on re.. nest
Specimens of several p;llres of their publications
can be seen at the ofiiee of this paper, and to,
commodate our subscribers we ml forward their
orders lor any they may wish to purchase.
SOCIETY RF.I.ITK
are loud in their rraise of Florestr.n rnrrna 1
on account of its remarkably delicate and
lasting fragrance.
t'ash received on duplicate ....
Ck.
By work done on roads
' Lands returned to Comtnis'rs. .
" Persona! services. -Jtii.j day
(Inn day attendini? settlement.
Balance due Supervisor
David liiiowN, Supervisor, 1)H.
To amount of duplicate S-H1.44
" liaianeo itue lownnip on List
settlement
To cash on duplicate
Cr.
By work done by taxable
' (irders redeemed
" Fenerations and returns....
" Personal services, rttl-1, days .
" One dav attending settlement..
Oath of olHce '.
Balance due township
LI a m li nr.3.
Outstanding orders of former ycare..
Order i-eued preaent year
7.67 147.4S
tlol.tr;
j:;'ia
o'J.74
l.i'O ifl.r6.'
a.3j
To am't work duplicate lor 1H-1 .
' " Ccsh duplicate for 1 'SI.
" " Transferred from S.
Luther's duplicate for Ins)
To am't orders drawn on Commis
sioners fbr personal sesviees and
porcentae
C11.
Bv am't work done hy taxable" S 27.1-S
" personiil services as Super
visor fi r V days
By boardinn self durimr same time
"" Receipt of Nathan (tates on
cash duplicate
Bv am't personal service orders
'fifted for Iso
By pcrcentaifc on c,,!ee:inu ifll.53
rash tax
By am't tronsferred to elms, tlant
ner's duplicate f.r 18-'J
By am', worked, aceonnt triutsfcrr
ed from S. J. Luther's duplicate,
18 VI
li aiui iriKs?.
Orders for personal seiviees as Supervisor
for lsi
f intsta nditiE orders ot 1S1. cc.
Balance ol old indebtedness....
3.08
14.'.'$$ &2.Xi
.50
4-0
5.35
3.08 C2.00
$1S4.1
l'l'.'.IK
10.O4
I TO. SLTT L. STRAUR g fHAS. A. RIDDLE.
First Session of tlio l-'Jiensburj
Normal Inrsfitnto.
17 VHRY TKACHFi; who has risen t the ordi
nary routine ot scl 1 work has attended i.-h.-d
and by fuperior mental and i,i,i,.,i ..,.1. 'J.J
ot thouirht. and attainments t.--
1 tejleb Wltll T.lflciln, o.l ''.... . .
himsr.. sn,i with honor to the profr-ion Those
who rise b,t,erdolt by mental training - results
are accomplished on!y ;,v !U,,V ,,, tra'nir of th"
It is not lrck of tab
I K 01 will and den
prevents many teachers and
,en 1 MiiT s,.(W oI.
The public deman ! educational r-ri-ron the
profess,, , demand, the best t:ier.t'the best' s,,e.
cial prepHration i,nnli:. ,1,- ..,.., . ,
The trreaust want of ihe aie Is the want of
:KDIAKA NORMAL SCE3CL of I::na.
1. I.' ( A i H 'A. le. t i. t
nod ); ,i::l :,.!.
-. I!' iI-l'l.X i a:. I .-,1'1'f uIL.NAN-
( I. 1. :.-. :;, !.
IN -i .t ci t ,;; -.. , :' - r.i:;;rl ail
S '!' e-s:ii".
4- ' - Al" VI --I l.!S!i w l.es ever
Kr, iwr..
. ' " TS'.. I M'T'I'V and , :..n , f ,n.
struct' 11 i,r- w y.. r. -.1 if v.. .ii have de
Iert:.i::e.l to ! e". n.e u eurneit and sne-
1-e-sl.i; l-'e)-,,.r.
.le-
en.ibled p.
''nt. fme. or money, but tbe
erm 1 n it ion of ,. tiroes wl.icli
oun people from at-
teachers.
T'te desiirn r.f the Normal Institute is t.. r" vide
better j,l. f,.r Cambria crut.tv-to furnish a
school (or onr teri. i.ers w'.o are not prepared tn at
tend a Stale Normal s .-ho.,) ,o' accommodate
yo.imr ,:i"n and women who are preparing to teact,
and to advau-e the cause of education.
iSprins; Tt-rn will npm Apr. 10,
Fall " " Sq.t. 4, 1S2.
I'.-i lunj -r j srti r.lar- sddri
i4w.m.-l,.-w.!'y.?ui:. fill M II A L.
lynch & stevens;
UA I iaU'i' AKKKS,
And wanulartorerv and Dealers In
HOME AND CITY MADE
FURNITURE !
Tin
INSTRVCTIOX.
"iirh
t-.'t)3.75
We. the Auditors of White township, have ex
amined the foreifimt accounts and find them cor
rect as above stated.
-IOKL A.CrATF.S.J , ,.., ,,,
JOHN U. Crll.I., A'1'1"0"-
White township, March -x ls2.
In-
of
i4o.r3
0.64 $30i.61
O4.J0
I. M
C7.'.iy
1.00
25 i302.01
.60
FT X A X" C I A L STATKM EXT of
Wasiiisctos Tovvyimr KoaIi Iiktartment
for year ending March 13, 1SJ:
Behnakd Bt ruoon. Supervisor. Im.
To amount of Implicate $411. P5
Cr.
Bv services as Supervisor, 71 davs. . 71. o
Taxes worked out lf.t.Rl
' Cash paid for work 4V71
" lumber, etc ::;.9
Orders redeemed 3.0
Auditors' exonerations 9.20
" Commission on l-7. 77 ii o "S ct. P.3S
' Taxes returned to Cemmis'ncrs 3.'j 37'2.0R
i To balance due Township.
s 78
9.30
$ 18.01)
Amekican NEWrAPER in 18S2. Th
American Newspaper Directory, which will
be issued next month bv fieo. "F. Kowell t
Co., ot Xew York, will contain the names of
lo.fili periodicals in the United Stares and
Territories, which is a eain of 344 in the year
just passed. The nuniler of daily papers
lias increased in a somewhat larger propor
tion, and is now represented bv a total of W6
against 021 in 1S81. The largest increase has
been in Xew York 10 dailies, 20 of all sorts.
Illineis and Missouri show a percentage of
gain which is even greater, while Colorado
leads all others in the percentage of increase
both of dailv and weekly issues. California,
Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon. South Carolina,
Tennessee, Yermont and West Virginia have
fallen behind jsxi in the total number of pe
riodicals issued. In Georgia, Maine nd
Massachusetts the suspensions have exactly
eountrrbahinced the new ventures. In everv
State not mentioned above, and in the Terri
tories, thtre has been an increase.
A I I Alt OlMPI EXlOx
can be had bv every ladv who will use Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. Hegulating the inter
nal organs and purifying the blood it quickly
removes, pimples and gives hea 1th v bloom
totlmeheek. Read about it in other column.
From small boots and shoes the largest
ake-corns oftentimes grow, and that is a good
reason, as experience will show, why you
should buy your boots and shoes from .John
Owens, because he lias all sizes desired,
while the goods and his prices are without
any flaws.
Throni, I ronrhial, and I.nnf niscanea
a specialty. SmpI two stamps for large
treatise giving self treatment. Address
Worth's Disprnsart Medical Associa
tion, Buffalo, X. Y.
And now the nrsran-irrtnder comes
Iiread harhinirer .t sprinir, '
With his orean slunn iicross'his back
And a monkey on a string.
And while ho trrinds his music out
That makes the stoutest quail
His monkey passes round the hat
And thereby hamrs a tale.
iw7ttnw,I,e th '"'VofnBrheautirul linesmere-t-TJl
puT'ee of ""ipbiixir.fr the statement
that Spring has come ! By the presence of the
robin and the bluebird we know it. and everv
openinir bud proclaims It. Such boin the 'art of
course you will want to trl yourself out in a suit
of clothinK suitable to the season. Where "nn Ton
buy the best Spring suit, and tiie cheapen "fn.
mlstakably. at .las. J. Murphy's, l m ' Clinton
street. .lohnstown. Hi. si,w.t i.".i, "n,..n
styles the latest, and make and material of Void's
guaranteed in all cases. Call on him earlv
Am't due township from lavld Kessiler.
former Supervisor $ 3.2o
Full am't due by township 14.21
We, the nnderslif nea, do certify that the above
ib a correct statement.
JOHN H. UOT OHKKTY
1IKNMS CA W LEV,
H. M. HOKMiK,
Iean Twp.. March 2;), 18-i'2.
1
Audi tort.' I
. Grnftrmen Your Hop Bitters have been
of great value to me. I was laid up with ty
phoid fever for over two months and could
; get no telief until I tried your Hop Bitters
; To those suffering from debility or any one
; in feeble health, I cordially recommend
them. J.C. Stof-Tzel, Fulton st. Chicago.
j A owfkt and beauteous maiden
j Arrived ai the pearly uate ;
But this sweet and beauteous maiden
i She came, alas : too late.
The itate was shut, and knocking
j No answer brotiKht the fair:
! The trata had banvtcd while Sweetnesa
! Had staid to bang her hair.
; There it another Karae at which this sweet and
beauteous mnidet, may arrive too late If she be not
i farefiU. e refer to the gate, or in other words
; the door leading to Sol. Blumenthal s flreat
: IV, ot ",n,i Sno "nre.lllP Kleventh ave-
' J?' A Tna' U lru'' 1,e hMB 1nt shelved by
I oddt the hi!;ee?t stock ot feminine foot-irrar which
"r 1VT "w- hnt ,he Roods nt-e Roinir off to
I rapidly that irsweetness does not applv n she
i may find herself left on the outside. ' These boots
and shoes with which irentlemen may be ntted on
! -Ln"!"' W"h ,l"5 1U- re manufactured
specially for Sprinir wear, and will be sold awav
I below the ruling retail prices. If unable to call in
person, send lor price-list
; gl3 CELEBRATED
MtniAKL IKisatioe, Supervisor, I)R.
To hal. due Twp. at Iat settlem't..? "2 73
amount ot Implicate 7'2-i.Si) t7t'8.41
cr.
By loo days' services as Supervisor. ilO'i.oo
" ( Ird ers and recei pis redeemed . . P'5.75
" Taxes worked on roads 2P..S9
" Taxes of lw worked in l6il r,'2.04
" Team, horse and cart on mads. . 181.50
Cash paid forlnbot.etc .IJl l-t
" Auditors' exoncraf ions. -3.41
Commission on 4".V4'J it 5 f ct. 24.77 J'.M).22
Balance due Supervisor
Liabilities of Township (estimated)..
..fl'.Kj.Sl
.4o6.24
W'K. the tmdersiirned Auditors, hereby certify
that the above statement is correct to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
JAMES Mi'lN, i
WM. HliOWN. Jr.. Auditors.
.1. M. PA'ri Eli.S(l.,(
Lilly's, March '-4, lssi-at.
:ntruetifin will be firen In m It l.r.n.l.
I- " -Mi'liTts oes re to St!,' IV. Speeial ntten-
tion ivll be i tiid to the hranO.es nsn.ed on "ach
rr.V, rr'r,i,"'fl"t' but students who arc nrei ared
will be Pn"i"iit.,l to tak" tin other studies '
i lnsses will be r;rnr,!7ed in 'Latin. Algebra
I hysiolosry. Book-Keepimr. (leom-trv. H,,tnnv'
. . it.'iwiob win receive speeial attention
struition In A'ocal Music will al-o be Riven.
Monr.i, srnooi,.
Tho Mo.b-1 School will he composed of the pupll
' the Khrnsburs PnMie Sehools
I tie design r.f The M.e! School is two f.,d : f rt.
to present our students with n example or what
a public so!,o(. choul-i be : and. seewrd. to furnish
a place where they mav ooanrvc the best nie'bo.ls
in ,iso. and learn' by trial how to put theorv Into
praefice.
Of port unit ies will be g-iven sfuden to vts't the
Mo.lei School, where they mav the opera
tion or appro ed methods, under tbe super-vision of
the mi lingers of the school. The Onntv Superin
tendent will make a speclaltv or this department.
TeR.'hers will meet twiee a week for class criti
cism and discussion of wnk, at whici times t:
eTeellcreies and defect" of methods will be point
ed out. that all may profit thereby.
TF.KMS, A-.
The Normal Inst'tnte will open on .vnfo. Mm
. f-f ; length of term, th'tic yrrrkt. Tuition, t-.r
Teachers' Course. ?7.o,'i : f T l'reparatorv Course.
S5.O0.
too1 bmrdinv enn be secured for .1.i'io per week.
Sfudepts who wl-h bordina: secured before the
i.penimr of school should write to either of th un
dersigned. Misci:i,i,ANi:ors.
IHctlonarles. Fnevelooedias, Bnd all neees-ary
tiooks of reference, will be nt disposal of studens.
A Literary S-r-iety will be or,rini7e.l. nn.!, in
connection with the regular instructions of tbe
school, will a fiord students fine opportunities for
literrirv culture.
students nre re"ommende,l to trinsr all tert
books and other hooks of reference, as the topics
method will be 1-irtelv used. Students should he
in attendance the first dav of school. No extra
cnarsres tor Inuher studies.
I.. STPAYF.R.
C. A. UIDDI.K.
N. B It is desirable that students confer with
us at their earliest convenience before the school
opens. (S-24.-tr.
A
TIIK
Cam
T. MASON RICIIAliDS,
Surgeons
Tlnntint
STOMACH
9
F& f.ZV
-
DKNTAL WOKK. either operative or mechan
ical, tillinir teeth, and all other work pertaln
ine to my profession, will be executed at moderate
rates and in a ntiiactory manner. Your patron
aire Is respeetfuilv solicited.
- Rooms on Hifrb street, nearly opposite the
Blair House. f 3-24."82.-tf.)
XXT'AL STATEMENT of
Sl'm tHIHS OF Bl.AI-KI.ICK TOWJIMU1T
jikia I'ci'NTV, March 11. lu-J:
Tethh Wxii-NFR. Supervisor, South Side ln.
To amount of Tiuplicate fl'.Ti
" Order on County Treasurer...!" 4S.r,2 f..Cti4
By amount or work done on road5..-jr.. .72
" services rendered 4i. zz ! 7.4
Jons B. Hite, Supervisor, North Side. Tic.
To amount of Implicate f2s.i.lo
" " due from last year 7.M f.""J.45
Cn.
By amount of work done on roads. ." ; io
" Orders paid and other cxi enses 7.0.1
" services rendered 4.S.I5-J ttf 72
LOUNGES BEDMEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
j m KLKVKXTH AVHM'E,
: liftweni l;tli ami Kth St
irroo rs ?v, iv.
Cit i7ers r.r Ci mf-ria C'.unt v nol .-, 1 1 other
wisl.ina 10 purehase 1 ..n--t 1'1'KNll 1 h K. A.-., at
honest prices ere respe.-M.iliy invited tou veusa
cail hetore bu i r; it i l-cii iiere, as wt- are i-orihKet.t
, that we eat, meet evry want and pica to every
; tacie. Tri bes the erv J..e-t.
j Altoona. Aj.rll l-,. I-v.-tf.
; oirpiiAX.s count" Kale!
1Y v!"lii of jn an.T order of the Orj hm' '..nrt
of Cumbria county, tiie under-ik-ried w.;l ex
: j.o-e to sa le by piibp.- aii'T! ,n cr piiii tt. at toe ho
i tel of C. Kobine. in ti e vi';ia-e of Hemloek, on
SATURDAY, lie 6tii flay of Atril, 1E82,
I At 2 o'clock, p. m .. the ("li iwirit d-s.-ntiej real
I estate, of which 1 ham is Vr.mx uici
seized, to it :
I A PIECE OH PAIM EL OFGlKH'XD
situate in' the villaze of llenipK-k. Cambria r. un
ty. Fa., bounded and des-ribed as foiii-ws : B. rin
ninif at a jo-i, crner of two alleys: tbcr.'e 'van
alley. s..;:th --j decrees. rt vyJf--t, to a ..."t on
line of 1 .t formerly owned by 1." W. Fox; thene
by t--i i .1 ..t. west 1 1 teet. to' a ..st : then, r north
decrees, west j fet-t. to a p..st at Ki ev: tr.i-nee
l y ai l alley, north ('. detrrees. east lOo felt, to ln
place of t-ek i rnir kr.
Tii:ns or S lt.. Fi fteen dollars to be paid tr
the purchaser when the property i struck .l .wn';
one third at the confirmation of sale, an 1 the bal
ance in six months, with interest, to be secured l y
the judgment note of the prr.-l aer
.H'M.I'H IiISTF.
Administrator or 1r.im h 1 'ur.iss dee'd.
Washington Twp., March 17. lcj.-.'.t.
McNEVIN 8l '"YEA'CER,
MASrrACTt REPS CP
! TIN, COFFER Zti SHEET-IRON WARE.
AMI PEALER3 IS
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
nwr..s, ri RXAtr.s, ac.,
1 1 OS Eleventh Arcuno, . Altoona, Ta
One Door Wet ef Opera House.
l!OOI'TX(5 ANL Sl'Ol' I
PK(Jfp-Tt.r ATTEM'EIJ TO.
IIU'AIKS FOE STOVf S (WMIMLI OX 1B.
Altoona. Oct. 10. 117si.-tf.
Balance due John B. Hite..
..f 4.')Jf'-
''nt is correct.
ditors.
For a quarter of a century or more Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitters has been the reijrn
Intt specilic for indifrestlon. dyspejisia. f
ver and amie. n loss of physical statnini,
liver complaint and ether disorders, and
has been mo.-t umphatiealiy indore-ed by
medical men as a health and strength re
storative. It Counteracts a tendency to
premature decay, and sustains and com
forts the asred and infirm.
For sale by all lmmKists and I alers
generally.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE Tiie umler
si";ned. havine been appoinleJ by the Or
phans' onrt ol Cambria county to report distribu
tion of tbe funds in the binds of James Boland,
Executor of HiiL'h MeCortim k. l ite ot Wa-hinif-ton
towii.'.ip. deeca-e.l, to and ainoiii; tiie parties
entitled thereto, hereby jrives notii'O that be will
attend to '10 duties ot nis appoiuiuioui. m m f 1 Tt'VT c r t-t- tt t-t-.
Court H'.nsc. in thensbur. on Monday. April TJ-VrKNT SEED BRAKE. N OTIC'E
p.ss at 2 o clock p. M.. wnen ana wriere an imr- f 1 r'li. navinif ontameri Jitters i"t-
iri
We certifv that the above ..e
Cr. A. WII.S, i
.I'lt-X M.-f ' 1?; STICK .
W1I.MAM SKI.HFIf S
Blacklick Twp., March 24 -.tt'
ties Inicresteii can aitena, or on ueonnci
cominif in on said fnnd. ...
JOSKI'H Mi IXNALI, Auditor.
Ehenslmrir, March 31, Its.
I ..
JOSE I'll M( DONA ED.
A TTO K E V - A T I . A W ,
EBErsi'.raa, Pa.
9t- Office iu t'olouriadc Kow, on Cantr tiect.
ent. dated April pi. li. on a Sled Brake of his
own invention, the undersigned herebv cautions
the public atra!nt pur. ba-init the riitht to sell or
use said sled Brake from any person (no matter
what his representations may be) except himself
or his dnlv au1i.ori7.ed agents. Anv person who
buys si ' d Sled Brake contrary to the l-rni of this
notice will positively by ite-.i'w w'th necor.im- to
law. So look out. " PFTFR c. FLH'K
AlUtlieuy l'i., March 24, l-i;.-0t.
SGO SAVED!
O.Vf S A V F I v pnr-hisir.K ,
i Oii' M;V!irMA('llil.t.fc.
i f mm t he undersigned, n hose olftces-r"-
is at IOOI I'.iev. tilh Avenue. .e- 1
1 tween 1-th and 17th streets At-
j Ttiiitsa, I'a., and who ort.-rs the ed
i itorot the CAxr.Ri 'i.Et.tAsas
reference. Si-wins M ieisires re
1 pairr-d in a workmanlike manner
I auu at. lowest price.. Mot i K.A TI I.
j Altixina, April 16, lsi.
ASSEMI.LV. Ui'iTOr. I'i:ii m.
I'ear Sir: ri.ie Bnnounce the name of A.
' .1. "tthisTY. of I.oreTto. as a eandMa, t-.r A --e:n-
! biy. Sllbiect to the rules of trie I ;,,. r-rf,. ,,.,riT ot
I nibria conntv. MA.N'Y PUPJi'i: U"S.
1 orcllo. March , l-t-.-vt.