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BC5iKBrRU. PA..
. AVRIL 21, 1SSZ.
,,C.L ANIJ I KliSONAL.
U-rP. ThfrP al lh Other l'lrc.
fat ri.ieklnjr rouvfh can be so quickly
'.. tli.it couM not t; cure I ivttli Pk r c-
4 . ...:.'--: nuliN mad"! miser.ible by that
".., ,' .iu-jIi. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
jtT",-, i At J.nnfs" dru store.
vy; i y.iu suffer wlt'i dyspepsia anl liver
i iit ? Snilih'a Vit-iiizer is guaranteed
;J'V; v"U. At Jirues' drug store.
"C T!". I11'1'1 styles of hats in wool (fit),
t-T'uDd straw that A'tvna can bo.ist of liaye
vie n refe:v-d by S. Sprnnkl ,t Son.
.Jr,.. John Daman and Mis Mary IIurT-
'T 1"',t'1 ,arr township, were married
. ie Catholic church in St. Nicholas on
t'..l-iv Hut.
I i "iiitries where malaria Is prevalent,
ni Kv t?,. climate is subject to sudden
'. . ,j should be found in every hou-e
a'.rvV Ir,in Hitters.
( ' ltiirrh cureil, health ftfid sweet breath
. ,,e i i" Sliiloh's Catarrh Kerned y. Price
j c'ei'. Nasal Injector free. At James'
V...-. f,.r. , Elienshiira.
" man with six half-crown foxes on a
-n ij!)t to be seen on our streets
f 1 1' nnu iitt
to sell the pelts.
3"
. nn.iiuny im ur.iw Mtie leu on M ipn I
y-f irtv, a miner :n the eniloy of the Stand
it 1 (-..ill Co.. Lilly's Station, a few days ago,
"l t',r..ke one of his lees.
T! is time twenty-one years aco the
n:v ivas an n.n Hiiiiui. raising voiun-
for three nionms service in a war
ijli-H ':t'eii iiir -nis itini'.si, t a nay.
r W. . Davis and bride, a notice of
o-e wdiline is published in another col-
' ;,.ft .f.ihnstnwn for Puehlo, Col., their
Yj-j lmnie. the early part of this week.
' Li'harles Wolf, son of Mr. A. ,1. Wolf, of
jrlP' id. i'. -!mre. was pretty seriously In lured
or Miinl.iv afternoon by being thrown from
. fcnt-ie on the plank road near that place.
UV are clad to learn that Mr. Ed.
r,n,, ,.rtv, of this place. Is much better than
.j i, Swn f'ir several weeks past, and that
Ti-e p' h lUilities now are that he will soon be
s'(ti-e:f aitai.i.
'tmiel Paul was arrested the other day
t"l will he called on in the new Court IIoue
EeV '"ne to answei the chartre of stealing
t ,l,.s ft'im Koscn-teel's tannery, in Wood
n,? hnrouch.
M' Julius Weil, a well known merchant
,-.f H..!!idavsbure, was in town the early part
of t'lis week, and the o )ect of his visits is so
weil iiiiiler-.tood that Weil and wool have be
ooir.i' synonymous terms.
Aitiert A. Peters his been arrested at
Lfai-town on a charsre of fornis et ret. pre
'w i aitain-t him by a young woman living
in John-town. He gave bail for his appear-itv-'e
it Court to answer.
Ehensburc probably never had better
material than now for a base ball club.
Ai 1 vet vre don't know that we would be at
'unified in sunjestina the propriety of
gat'it'C up such an organization.
Our Hollidaysburi; neitrhliors will vote
for and acainat a new school Imilding to
morrow (Saturday). The ayes ouiht to win,
for if we mistake not we were a boy when
the present scIkmiI house was erected.
V. e are more or less snbjeet to couchs
i ml c.i'ils at this season. If yon should be
aff.icfcil with either remember that Sines'
syrup of Tar, Wild Cheirv and Hoarhound
It t! quickest and most effectual cure.
Ct'.as. E. Piitfh. Esq., lien'l Sup't P. P.
S., Aitoona. will sail for Europe to-morrow,
w:th the intention of making a four month-
tour of the continent. A pleasant experi
ence and safe return we earnestly wish him.
Mr. Christopher Perc.hv, an old man em
i D'.njed at the lower P. R. It. shops, Aitoona.
'.ripped and fell on a Chestnut avenue pave
; zent, in that city, a few days aeo, and re
ceived injuries of a very serinus if not fatal
5 rtaracter.
Francis Punk, an old flerman shoema
jkerwho had been a resident of Ilollhlavs
,V;ra for f uily half a lifetime, recentij died
.iCieimany, whither he returned some three
c: fjur years ago. We presume his at;e was
f iN.u! eighty years.
Wt.eat anil Graham hrcad, breakfast
j:oVs. drop cakes, spice cakes, suuar cakes,
j i'.i jt-r cakes, (ringer bread, fruit cake, apple
: p!f. cream cutard pies, and prune pies, are
l m:nnii tlie niaitv ffwid thina vaii eon tmv at
the Sunar Howl."
Fuliy ne third of the ancient village of
Sew Alexandria, Westmoreland county, was
.p;d out of existence on Monday last bv a
I:,' which r.iged fur about eight hours. The
!cs i estimated at ooO, and the insurance
Itvar'e'.y anything.
Tl.e Alfoona Tribune savs that a young
f--mii'.e stranger came to Alderman Hlake's
"!.ie" on last Saturday night. Perhaps he
li i stocking banging up, and again per
'.; Hose-Anna would be about the right
Lame fur the new comer.
Mrs. T.ydia E. I'inkham, 2 (3 Western
Arc!:ne. l.ynn, ;iss , is rapidly acquiring
lr, enviat.le reputation fur the surprising
':r.- which daily result from the ns t,f lier
Vi-ijftah'e Compound in all female diseases.
Icr.d flier for pamphlets.
If you are looking around for somebody
cr:gratulate, we advise you to try vour
hand on Dr. Griffith. It is a boy, the'first
Nth, and mother and child are both getting
a'ong splendidly. Long life to the little one,
a Weil a to his worthy progenitors.
A collision between two freight trains
rar Wilniore, this r-ounty, at a late hour on
Sunday nicht, resulted in the wrecking of a
"umber of cars and the upsetting of engine
S'o. 76H, wttich turned over and fell into"the
! river. Fortunatclv no one was injured.
I The large and elegant brick building
Svd valuable lot of ground known as the
"V per property" and located at the head of
Centre street, Ehensburg borough, are of
;fd for sale at a big bargain. Call on or
stress J. Hoss Viper, Ilollidavsbnrg, Pa.
Ilev. J. G. Thomas, pator of the Con
eremtional churches north and south of El--'"tuirg.
removed wih his family early last
-fk tc Newark, Olilo. whither he was fol-
ed hy the good wi-hes of hosts of friends
- this vicinity who admire him for his ear
stacs, energy an.l eloquence, as well as
'.:f.t:e social qualities.
Philip, youngest son of Mr. P M. Wole
'e, formerly of Wilniore, now of fort
y-tt, Kansas, was, as we learn from the
wn Tribune, ki.led on the railroad
f'.vn KansasCity and Fort Scott on Tuei
'jy la-t. "Vhip," as he was familiarly call
' . was a hrakeman, aged about twenty
!J.r and was unmarried.
J Those who had the pleasure of witnes-t-
ti e aurora borealis, or Northern Lights,
een and 1 o'clock on last Mond
" rrirg say that irxwas the most magnificent
1 i : they ever beheld. During most of the
sT.e cf its continuance a paper could easily
ul, so luilliant was the ligbt furnished
-y Vi's wonderful phenomena.
-Snow Flake and White River flour, th
-t wands you can find : groceries fresh ar.d
t'.e most desirable kind : drv goods and
J goods, such as most people buy ; hats
-. caps (.f the he-t. a goodly supply ; boots
a -h.s in profusion, and a reat many
"- more, are what can be bought as cheap
l ra-i V at John Owens' store.
-A i,o child of Mrs. Augusta Poizem.
v , '"ee party of emigrants who passed
'.r the P. i. R. on Friday last, died in
ZZ "" crossing the nionn-
. "-tweert Aitoona and Johnssown. The
i-M been vaccinated on shipboard
-'teething, and these two combined
r ''ramps which resulted in death.
--Among the postmasters apjw.inted by
fcl"'7" ,f!at bp "'Washington during the
Jading vtur,,,v wp nf)tw the fol-
- "s wuinn the scope of our local vision :
ii "'''"ver, I.loydsville, Cambria county;
j I-' h.cns. ewry. Blair county
Ja If
- I :
j - ii'i , in'iiniin vuiimv.
ie-ic Foster, of the Cambria House,
-.ice, son of Mrs. Foster, the proprie
h ' accepted a position as a clerk in
"ie or ins brother in law, Mr. John
-' . r.r t.ne, ths State. Aleck's
'iil take loin irit.i tho 1mA n...l
eils..rHSS m wLich
r-er.
we hope be wil
:..!' ',ri"(l iv Son. Aitoona, invite the
,i ' ;,:p'f Cambria countv friends
i i i.tn.-rs ;0 the large stiwk and great
's ' r s c',,t's f'irni!iii'p (roods, hats and
s .' ' , ' l-'iitX wear, trunks, valises, etc.,
';iey have this week opened and are
o , ",'r,n- at rock bottom pi ices. We can
irgaii.s t-j 'Kiyers in evvry department.
: 1. 1 u mi tuif
j l iarge.t new st
( ....K.-.t Ilt.w mock or men s fine dress
-i f ""s suits, as well as clothing of all
'' Vs nd children, that has been
v i . A!,"n,'" t' is Spring, 1ms just been
r f iVi slr,,",l( fon, whose store
, t.,ed to overflowing with the latest
,'. n";st desirable suits for the sea
'.,.'!, "ari' "d secure the best bargains
-Xj-'.'v tll,t Alt",'nl(,n furni.h
lJ,..'r',:,rA,1 Morr,-w. dio has long been
r n. , i"m CiTH(r the tomBcli. died
jy' in West Ward on Mon-
,.f . H deceased was twenty-eluht
fi-'e and leave behind lier two
.''ti.e r'.'n' l!"""-''r!s. Sliewnsftdangri.
-liM ,? I:lv,,, James, of this place,
u- .r, '"''''y four or five years ago in
:ti.'.' returuins; liotoe from a
was highly esteemed
tw her.
!;i, S.i in, where have you been and
what are you loaded with?" "T have Tipon
to the 'Sugar Bowl,' in Ebensburg. and have j
a load of groceries, and a fair sprinkling of
five and ten cent articles. Say, Bill," you j
ougni io go mere and see the grand disnlav
of new and cheap gomls.
An elegant stock of cent's furnishing
goods, such as neckties, cravats, underwear,
white shirts, socks, gloves, suspenders, etc.,
can be found at the Variety Store of C. T.
Robert. Also, hats, caps, shoes, wall pa
per, 'and hi fact nearly everythlnn needed by
the human family. These goods are all new
and of the very best qnality, and will posi
tively be sold at the most moderate prices.
Th banquet at the dedication of the new
Court House will be given in the main room
of the old building, the indention beinz to
provide the ne-essary space hv removing a
couple of intervening partitions. It is
thought that at least one hundred guests
will be present, and ample provision will b
made for that number. Kemp, of the Rel-
' monf, will furnish the edibles and etceteras,
j Mr. Thomas Quigloy, at one time em
j ployed as assistant train-master in the rail
: road yard at Aitoona. was crushed to death
! at Los Vegas, Xew Mexico, on Friday lat,
j by an engine unon which he was riding and
: which jumped the track and went over an
embankment, carrying him with it. The de
' ceased was married to a lady from Lewis
! town, this State, who with one child is left
j to mourn his shocking death.
I On the same night (last Fridiv that Mr.
Jacob Zern. of Carroll township, was robbed
j of fii'ty bushels of oats and a few bushels of
I wheat, the smoke-house of Mr Peter Heck,
t In Parr township, was despoi'ed of a quanti
i ty of meat, but just how much our Informant
; was unable to tell. As the theives who got
away with Mr. Zern's grain passed through
; Parr township.it may be that thev gobbled up
j Mr. Peck's meat on the way.
j If the Tide-Water Pine Company has
j filed a paper In the Recorder's office of this
, county asking for permission to lav itJ pipes
for transporting oil to the -j.shor through
; the townships of "Chest, White. Snsquehan
i na and Clearfielil," as the .Tobnstown Trihune
'. several days ago said it Ind done, its line
j through the county will be as crooked as
! Thaddens Stevens' Gettvsh irg railroad,
; which was said to begin in the woods and end
j nowhere.
i Messrs. Shenk and Marks, contractor
j and foreman respectively of the Court House
i which is now called new. left town on Wed
i nesday morning's train for a point where it
is supposed thev will secure another con
; tract for the erection of something to expand
j their energies and display their mechanical
: abilities during the coming summer. Mr.
I Marks' family are still here and will remain
for some time to come. Mr. Shenk's home
is in Erie.
j For a man of his attitude siv five feet,
five or six inches Dr. Richards. Ebenshuri's
new dentist, is said to have a bean of "get
1 up" in him. At least he is credited with the
! ability to elevate both of his feet at the same
j time and kick a hat from the hand of a man
standing on a chair and holding it as high as
he can reach. If this fs a true bill, and we
. have no reason to doubt it. it is a feat of the
feet that not one man in a hundred has the
agility- to successfully accomplish.
I We are in receipt of a somewhat elabo
' rate and well written tribute to the memory
; of the late Casper W. Easlv, Esq., written by
) our friend C. S. Clark, formerly of this place,
I but for years past a resident of Council
! Rlufts, Towa. where he fi'ls with aeknowl
! pd jed ability the position of citv rd:tor of ti e
; 7)'7' onparUI. The length of til-' article
and the somewhat crowded condition of our
j columns has, however, prevented its puhli
, cation in the present Issue of the Fp.ef.mas,
J and as a matter of necessity it goes over un
j til next week.
Mr. Thomas Jones, father of Griffith J.
i Jones, of Cambria townshirv died a few days
ago at the residence of bis daughter in Cuv
bago Falls. Ohio, where he had been living
for a number of y ears past, aged about sey-
j en'y years. The deceased was probably the
: last survivor of the immortal few who set
i tied at P.eu!ih, the long deserted village a
: couple of miles west of this place, and at
: tempted to outgeneral Ebenshur? in the ef
, fort to secure the county seat. lie was an
honest, upright ciMzen and an earnest Chris
j tian. Peace to his ashes.
A correspondent of the Clearfield 7Ju;7i
i jVin informs th" t pa rer that two men named
John Grant ad Tlnh Swift were drowned
in Bennett's Branch, a short d'stance east of
Bene-Zette, on Thursday afternoon. April
flth, while engaged in driving logs. The un
fortunate men were on a jam of logs below
the big dam wnen the snlash was let off. and
by some means they fell between the logs
I and perished. Their bodies hail not a! last
j accounts been recovered, although scores of
; their fellow drivers were dragging the crc'k
, constantly in search of them,
j Mrs. Samuel Ilenty. who was lying se
: rionsly ill for several weeks in T.ou'svi'le,
; Kv.. ami more recently at Mercv Hospital,
i Pittsburgh, has been sufficiently restored to
i hea'th to return to the home of her mother
; in this r'n.-'e, which she did one dav last
i week. She is of course still suffering to
I some extept, but there js even- reason tobe
I lieye that under the kind and watchful care
1 of her good mother she will soon be restored
! to perfect health, and that is a blessing
I which her friends and the friends of the
I family will be glad to see her once more en-
Mr. Casper Dimond, one of Cro Je tovrn-
ship's best known citi7ens. died on Saturday
j last, in the seventy-eighth year of his age".
He was twice married, but had been a wid
i ower for more than tnirtv years. IPs char-
t acter as an honest, upright man and a good
and useful citizen wa beyond question or
leproach. Ife was the father of quite a large
family, two of bis sons being largely engaged
in the coal business at South F -rk.'in Crovle ;
township, on the line of the V. R. R. His
remains were buried in the Catholic cemetery
at Wilniore on Monday. May his soul rest,
in peace. j
Some two or three years ago Mr. Martin .
Ward, of this place, purchased seven acres
of land belonging to the estate of Peter L.
Linton, deceased, and lying a short distance ;
west of Fhcnsburg. for which he paid the
comparatively insignificant sum of ninety
dollars. This land he retained Until Tues
day of this week, meantime realizing on his
investment not less than fifiv percent, per
annum by the cultivation of the land, when
he sold it to County Treasurer Kennedy for
four hundred dollars, one-fourth in hand
and the balance in six months. Not a had
speculation that.
Our old-time Democratic friend Joseph
Story, former'v of East Conemaugh, hut of
late years a resident of Aitoona, where tie is
engaged in the livery business, mourns the
loss of a black mare which he recently got m
a trade with a horse dealer from Indiana
borough, and which on Sunday last was seen
going bv the Buekhorn tavern, on the east
side of the mountain, evidently intent on re
turning to her old home. Said mare is a
pacer and is afflicted with distemper. If
anybody knows anything of her whereabouts
Mr. Story will not only be glad to hear their
stnrv. but will reward them for their trouble.
We are reliably informed that an episode
occnired in one of our public sehno's the oth
er dav which to say the least Is unusual. A
scholar who was pionouwced unruly by the
teacher was cal'ed up to be reprimanded,
when, without warning, the recalcitrant
youth, who is a well-grown hoy, struck the
' teacher, who is a lady, in the face. If all
this be so, then some condign punishment
I would seem to he demanded for the young
: scamp, who ongM to be taught at home that
! measure of obedience which bv all the re
: quirements of society is demanded elsewhere.
A lesson of the sort would run all round the
i neighborhood.
j" Our new Burgess, Mr. C. T. Roberts, had
; his first case on Tuesday morning, and a
lad named John Leightv was the sufferer,
j It seems that young Leightv threw an apple
whi'h struck and broke a large pane of
! glass in one of the show windows at .Mr. Ed.
i ;rirhth's new grocery store, Rnd a proseeu
; tion followed. The offending youth was ar-
rested bv Constable Evar.s, and after a hear
; ing before the Burgess was mulcted in the
I sum of live dollars, three of which weie to
' pay damages, one to wipe out the fine and
I the other to liquidate the costs. Bi'l tosstrs
; in the public streets w ill do well to make a
' cote of this case and its outcome.
Mr. Tom L. MeNaniara, or more proper
i ly speaking, perhaps, his energetic wite, of
' this place, will assume the management of a
pew hotel in the thriving town of Curwens
viile, Clearfield county. It Is said to be an
elegant structure, as well as a large one, and
wiil be newly furnished throughout. 'n
liquor will lie sold on the premises. ''Doc"
Thompson, renowned as a successful hotel
manager and clerk, wid assume the duties
of business director. While we are sorry in
deed to loose Tom and his worthy family
from amoi.gt us, we feel sure they cannot .
but prosper in their new location. As to
"Doc," wherever he goes the good wishes of 1
everybody here will accompany him.
Still another aspirant for Sheiiff on the
Democratic ticket looms tip this week, mak
ing Hire. In all who have thus far avowed .
their intention to take the chances for that 1
office and abide by the result of the coming
primary election. The candidate in this in- ;
: Ftunce, Mr. Joseph F. Durbin, of Allegheny '
' township, like his two competitors. Is a gen- '
tlemao whose personal and political integri- :
ty cannot be questioned, and as he is well
' and widely known and has many earnest ;
and influential friepds in (he party, it is fair :
to presume that he will nake a gallant fight. .
Iistoiy not (infrequently repeats itself in a I
much more unfortunate wav than would be
the election tf another Sheriff of the name;of
Durbin in Cambria county.
Ha
The wife of Win. K. r.ucViDcrnin.
eiiitor or trip bfilffir.l inquirer, d very sp.i
dpn'y " Wednesday of last wee', aged 29
ypar - She had been in delicate health for
several weeks, hut there was no apparent
1 ,r ;M'r" le-nsioii. e sincerely vm
pathize with Brother Buckingham in the los
of h:s excellent wife, who is S!,i,t to have
been a most amiable and devoted heinmitu
as well as a fond, loving and exemplary ;
mother to the four children who. with he j
sadly bereaved husband, have been cal'ed !
upon to mourn the loss of their best earthly !
friend. May God comfort and console our i
worthy friend and his motherless children in '
the sad affliction which has so suddenly and j
unexpectedly come upon theni. " J
! A letter from our worthy friend S. J. ;
i Humphreys, received a few days ago, brings j
the gratifying intelligence that he has secured
a situation with Messrs. Huev, Hewe .t j
Co., manufacturers of crucible steel Pitts- '.
burgh. Pa., and as a consequence has re- j
signed the position he so long and acceptably
filled at the Seventh Avenue Hotel, in that
city. Sam's new "posish" pays him almost
double the salary he was receiving from his
late employer. Col. T'nger. and what is none
the less pleasant to hear, it places Irm in the
line of promotion to something het'er. Be- ,
ing in every way trustworthy" and well de- r
, serving of fortune's favors! his hosts of '
i friends in this place will be glad to learn of
Sam's present prosperity and his still hUer '
prospects for the future.
Louis M. Worder. a somewhat eccentric ;
Frenchman who had been employed as a ma
chinist in the railroad shops at Aitoona. was
found dead in his bod at the Ke.l Lion hotel. :
that city, on last Thursday morning, of what
is believed to have been pulmonary apoplexy
of the lungs. Oyer ?-n'iO in money and a
number of valuable articles were discovered
in hi' room after death, and these were de- .
posited in bank to await the appointment of
an administrator. The deceased was the
father of ; children, one of whom resides
in the west and the other five in Baltimore,
to which city bis remains were tkep for in
terment, bv one of his ons, who came on for
that
purpose. His wife married again sev-
eral years ago and is now living in the west.
Our enterprising young friend and pa
tron, Mr. J. B. Sweeny, who recently returned
from East Brady. Armstrong county, and es
tablished himself in the marble manfacturing
business at Lorefto, desires us to sav that he
Is fully prepared to execute all work in his
line at the very lowest living prices and in
the most artistic and satisfactory manner.
Mr. Sweeny is a Cambrian by birth and is so
well Known throughout the com tv that he
needs no introduction from us, though we
trust that this brief reference to himself and
his tiew venture at his old home may result
in commending him to the patronaco of all
who need tombstones, monuments, mantels,
etc.. as we have no doubt he has the ability,
as we know be has the desire, to please his
customers by furnishing them with the best
of work at the most moderate nriees.
Sylvester 1 ,. Slither, a railroad bt al'eman.
was killed at Lilly's station, this countv, on
last Monday morning. B-tween eight and
nine o'clock on said morning the coal train
on which lie was employed was being shifted,
and Stifller. standing on the bumper of a
car. pulled the pin and allowed a portion of
the train to run in on the siding. After the
train had parted he from some cause not ac
counted for fell from and directly in front of
the car upon which lie was standing. The
forward truck of the car pased over him
without the wheels injuring hini, except on
the right hand, but the brake-ri jring struck
him on the face, head and sides, inflicting in
juries which caused his death in about one
hour. He was :ii years old .ud lived in Dun
cansvil'e, Blair county, wheie he leaves a
wife and four vonng children to mourn the
sad and shocking death of the husband and
father.
A man named David Finnigan was ar
rested in Bedford county on Wednesday of
last week bv ofSceillarris, of Johnstown, and
brought to that place on a well-grounded
suspicion tlint he js the party who attempted
a eonple or three weeks ago to on!r.v? the
person of Mrs. Arthur, of Conemaugh town
ship, an account of which appeared in our
columns at the time. Mr. Arthur was pres.
ent at the oiilee of Justice Strayrr when
Finnigan was given a hearing, and although
she could not positively identity him. she
said she believed he was her assailant. The
three little eirls. however, who fn r.i p. short
distance witnessed the as-fiitM on Mis. Ar
thur, were positive in the declaration that
Finnigan was the man. The case looks
somewhat bad for him, hut it will be for a
jury to determine his guilt or innocence.
Meantime he will remain a prisoner at Cas
tle Griffith, in this place, wh'ther he was
brought in the noon train or. Friday la-t.
It is a long time since the clothing inter
ests of Aitoona were represented in the col
umns of the Fur.KM an. me1 it is therefore
with more than ordinal v pleasure that vi e
direct the attention of our readers to the
Well displayed advertisement of the Golden
Eagle Clothing House. f.Ol Eleventh ave
nue, which appears for the fi;-t time to-day.
We have no hesitation in believing that Mr.
March can and will sell the vcrv best wear
ing apparel, as the Rochester clothing is ad
mitted bv everybody to be. as well as hals.
caps and furnishing goods of superior quali
ty, at the very lowest prices, and we there
fore advise all our fr'ei.ds who goto Aitoona
for the purpose of investing in a nw and
seasonable outfit, to inarch into tne Golden
Eagle establisnment, and see what Mr.
Match cau do for then. Tell him, too. that
yon read his advertisement in the Fkiikman,
and by that means you will le-lp us and at
the same time secure an extra good bargain
for yourself. Try it and jou wiil he sure to
gain by it.
('oysr)iPTi(ix critF..
Dr. R. V. Pikuce : lr,r .', Death was
hourly expected by tv.vself and friends. y
physician pronounced my disease consump
tion, anil said I must die. I began taking
your "Discovery" and "Pellets." I have
used nine bottles and am wonderfully re'.iev-
tro. i nni now nine to rule our
Emzarkth Thoisxton, Mo'ntoneo -k :
f'AvmiiA'n Xkh Tf.mpi.k of .ji sTH E
The new ( fiurt House, vvnrk on wli i. li was
hfcvn nearly two pnr airo, was turni"! over
to the County Commissi,. m is hy jr. Henry
Shenk, the contrnotor, mi Monday of tliis
week. From fminilal ion to s'oi jilf it sfvmi
to lie the perfertion of niecliaiiiral art.tliouuli
Mr. r.eche, tlie architi-r-t. lias not yet pnssed
final juilnnient upon it. it was tl:'e intention
of the latter cPiitlenian to have been lirre last
Satunlav, but otlior ontrairi nients will keep
him away until t!,e -jith instant, l'l-in int;
his verrliot the 'oml of Mr. Shenk t. make
jroorl any devlutions from the plans anil
speeifiVatinns furnishoil hy him remains hind
inff. (ias has lieen inTOilupp1 into t he liuihl
insr. whipli was illnminateil for the first time
on Tnpsilay nieht. TIip fluiil is manufac
tured from pasoiiiip, on the premises, and if
all the jets wore not licrhtwl. vet cnouch ar
tifififil flayliglit was evolved to satisfactorily
(leniorstrate that the days of kerosene KTe
gone so far as the new temji'e i f justice js
concerned. A !an;p numlier of our citizens,
many of them accompanied hy ladies, visited
the tmiidins; durinethe evening, this heinc
the first time it was thrown open to the scru
tiny of t!iP promiscuous muritude. Our
townsmen, Messrs. John W. Uolierts and
A he Uitchiie. the furiner of whom has lieen
identified witli the new institution in one ca
pacity or another ever si?ice its tnretin,
and the latte r for the most of the time as a
carpenter, have hern awarded the contract
for sweepina. scruh'iinc; and otherwise clean
inc the inteiior of the entire concern, which
work, when completed, will add still more
to the macrnificenee. of all its appointment.
Their contract price for the work is ?70. As
regards the clock it may he said that it keeps
cood time, and will continue so to do. Mr.
Carl P.ivinius, practical clock and watchma
ker, havinc heen appointed its fo!e and con
stant euardian and repairer. It is supposed
to keep Pennsylvania I'.ailroad time. W hen
it comes to its dedication we shall lay hefore
our readers a full and detailed desci ipf ion of
the new Court House, viewing it from hoth
outside and inside. jn the meantime, we
pronounce it an honor to the county, a ciedit
to the contractor, architect and ui! others
who had a hand in its coiistr-c t ii.n, and a
thine of tieauty wl.idi will he a 1. , forever.
CATARRH.
Helitf in fve n-iimti-si in every rsA : prat
ifyina, wholesome relief iiryoiul a nmnej
value, (,'nre liegins fr.Mii tirt application,
anrl Is rapi.i, rmiical jitoI pernisinetit. Ask
for JS;niforirs Haiiieal fine, Coturilete for
fl.
a
A i.rrn.F. pacohtpk of Mr. John Hoover,
need some two and a hn'f years, was s
sin -kingly scaMefl on last Tueilav forenoon,
at the residence of her gr;nd parents in the
Westward, that .h( died alxuit eiht o'rlnek
on tliM foikiwina niorntr.o;. The accident
was caused hy some of the older children fas
tening a strinc or something of that bind to
the wash !. oiler on the stove and by a sudden
jerk npliltintr it in such a way as to spill
some of the boilinjr water it contained on the
little unfortunate, the lower portion of whose
arwiomen, as well as l-er lower liml'S, were
scalded in a fearful mariner. Dr. Kennedy
was called in and did all possihle to save the
life of the little victim, lut his efforts wree
in vain.
ri.KJiNOi: An i i rut.
Ladies whoapprecitite cleonnce and purity
arc iisiiii; J'arker's Hair r.alsam. It is the
best article sold for rtstorinu :rajT Lair to iN
original color, beauty aud lustre.
A I)ARIf, BOBRrBV.
TWO HOLD TFTTKVKS HKJ.P TH F.MsFT.VF.s TO A
farmer's nront.c n at the pkad
HOCR OF NIGHT.
One of the boldest pieces of villainy that
has been attempted in this county for many
a day was perpetrated in Carroll township
on Friday night of last week. We have not
been able to glean the full particulars in re
gard to the matter, but from what we have
l"arned it appears that a couple of edroit
thieves drove to the barn of Mr. Jacob Zern.
an old and well known fanner residing in
the township shove named, between the
hours of ten and eleven o'clock on the right
indicated, and very coolly and deliberate'v
Proceeded to load their wagon with such
produce as f'cy could find lying around loose.
There js no telling just h vv much giain thev
would have got away with had not a son of
Mr. Zern. who was somewhat belated in get
ting home, appeared upon the scone about
the time the two check y scamps had succeed
ed in stowi'ig some fifty bushels of oats and
from five to (en bushe's of wheat in their
wagon. Of conic the unloosed for appear
ance of young Zern at that particular mo
ment greatly dis oncerted the i-'ans of the
hold robbers, and fearing that speedy detec
tion would overtake them, it is sa'd that one
of the party suggested the propriety of dis
posing of the nn. Aelcoine intruder by'shoot
ing l.im on the spot. Be that as it may,
nothing of the J,ind was attempted, and as
soon as Mr. Zern entered the house, where
he arouseri his father ami the other inmates
as speedily as possible, the midnight ma
rauders got in their wagon anil drove oft" at a
rapid rate in the direction of Carroiifown,
Mr. Zern and one or two of his sons mean
time mounting th-dr horses without any un
necessary delay and starting in hot haste
attei the thieves. Tiie latter, however, very
cunningly circumvented their pursuers by
tearing down a porlicn of the fence anil
driving in'o r fieid by the roadside, where
they remained as quiet .as mice until the par
ty in pursuit, who were unable to see them
owing to the darkne-s of the night, had rid
den by and proceeded a considerable distance
beyond their place of concealment, when
they again ventuied into the road and turn
ing their horse's head in an opposite direc
tion drove toward Xicktovvn, in Birr town
ship, where thev were finally overhauled an
hour or two after by Mr. Zern and In ; party,
who were not long in discovering the trick
the wily rascals had played upon them, and
of course retraced their steps and continued
the pursuit wit li all possible haste. The re
sult was, as already stated, that the two
thieves were overhauled at Nicktovvn, but as
the overhauling didn't stop or otherwise dis
commode them in ti e least, we legiet to say
that Mr. Zern and his sons had nothing for
tin ir long ride nut the healthful ami invigo
rating exercise of which such expeditions are
always productive. True it is that a demand
was made upon the fleeing fugitives to stop
and delivei up the stolen property, but as
those who made it, don't seem to have ha 1
the necessary weapons to back up '.heir brave
words, and as it is possible that the party of
the second prirt were better prepared for sin;.)
an emergency, or at least that Mr. Zetn and
his sons were .afraid that they had shooting
irons with tlietii, it is not to be wondered :it
that the demand mad" was treated witli si
lent contempt hy those to whom it was ad
dressed. For the same reason, we presume
that is, icar of bodily harm the ovm-is of
the stolen property doubtless refrained from
mailing any effort to arouse the people of
Nicktovvn, who being asleep were of course
entirely unconscious of what was transpiring
at the time in their midst, and the result was
that the two daring thieves drove on with
their booty in the direction of Indiana coun
ty, while Sir. Zern and his two sons returned
home sadih-r and sh-epier it not wiser and
wealthier men than when .they started on
their fruitless expedition.
P. S. Sln -e the above was in type we learn
that Mr. Zern was the only one who kept
track of the thieves in their various wander
ings and successful effort to l, -t away with
their booty, and t hat tie a tempted to w;ki n
up 'Squire Lei!), or" Nicktovvn, and would
have succeeded in doing so and perhaps, re
covered his proj-eily I. i I he peis:Me ,i little
longerin thumii:ie atul yeliingat the 'Squire's
door. As it is, he is s.,id to have a pn-tty
good idea as to who the thi'-ves are, ro d il so
it is to be hoped Hint he will have no tioubli;
in bringing t hem injustice.
FIFTY Y r.VItS OF HAEtRIin I. IFF..
THE COT. PEN V EcmN'; OF AX OI.O-TIMK EIJ
ENsr.V !!.;:-. R.
In l.'io, foity-fivo years ago. Mr. James
Fenlon kept t"'- idle', in this place now
known a? Mrs. F'HiI.m 'a f.'vuibiia House. "
Five years prior to that time, or in IH.'.g, he
was rimmed in Pittsburgh and imruediaLely
embarked in the mercantile business in Mini
ster, on the turnpike, four miles east of this
place. Tiic construction of the old Portage
Rail Road, which ran along the foot ot t he
mountain about three ini es souMiof Mini
ster, was then in progress, and utter the road
was finished Mr. F. removed to this piace, in
I.s3i we think, and commenced keeping the
hotel above mentioned, and also brought his
store here. He removed from here io the
Summit about 1 w here he continued mer
cantile business. We are unable to state
how long he remained there. I n he subse
quent !y turned his a I lent ion to i aiiro.ul build
ing, and constructed a considerable portion
f.f the Pennsylvania p-.ilroad, and llui-hed
the last eighty nrles of the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Inc.go railroad. Afler he quit
the railroad bu.-.iiiess he set ' led In theout
sUhts of Latrohe, where hi" resided f;r a con
siderable time, ami nNuil t we I , yea.rs ago
moved to Independence, in the Western pait
if Missouri, where he slid resides. Alter
leaving this county he icvisited it on several
occasions and always nu t with a cordial and
hearty welcome, for when he lived la-re no
man was more widely known tiirougjmu'. the
county or more universally respected than
,1"' Fi 'ilnii. He ami h'is will- 'p!c!ra!4-l
i n 1! ler l n mil vers.i rv or llieir nnrn n
Mmnlay of last cfk, at n co'tae mar tlte
Colleges f Nt. Maiy's and Ni tre D ime, in
the State fif Indiana", wh 'ic several of their
crand children pre. heins; educated, among
tl.em In in the twin hoys lit tin ir son, 't'hos.
1'. Vcnlon. Esq.. of Leavenworth. Ka.isas,
hoth of wliom went to school here for ;i con
sideral.de time, and left late last fall. The
following account of the hanpy and interest
ing event is taken from the' Soidh 15 nd,
(Ind.) Timrn ,.f Ainil lltli :
".T.iniis Fenl'iii ami Mnrv I.ii'-,-;;'in wern raw.
rii'1 at l'i! 1 ar.r!i. IVi: n - 1 v : n i.i. April lien. ls;u,
n1 y.-trr.l:iy tin- niiifth ininlrprsarv r.f th-:r mar
riair p"let.r!i-i l.v n trclit-n vrd.tour ,f the
"ii rmii.lc- m-iir Ni.i'ri- Iiuicp T'lov.-rsi'v. Mr.
.Iiuni-f Ki-nliin's n.ui.e i- ocnn'-. tcil t,oierniilv nn.l
1 n .if jm ra lily with th- vrc:it t:m ..f uli' Works
f.f nar f.ontry fi;.n,:;!i rr.,m 1 1- Hiair,. river
to 'lil!-:crn. ( ivi-r t' r:y y..;u-s atn lir wa? -inra ".1
In it.e I'uiMinir of t lio f,,rnisfp K:iirn:i.l m-cr
tlm AUctif tiy mountains. n-trie-tH,l a lariff
fart ol tlm i'eiinsylvani.i Viitrl Kniirimd on-l
flni'tif.l the Inst, i-i-t.ty mii.-s of tiic 1 'i lts!oirli.
1-ort Wayne dti.t Chicago l.illio:l.l. A (tfr tli i lif
. 1 th iictlve i nrMii! cf Imsini-ss aid bfan
to 1'iij.iy am il nii'-iteu r"s,tti' trnm lii. l.i iors in
Jim pleasures of lioii:e. For some time past he and
tup wile have hern yojimrninie at the eotnc n"nr
St. Mary's, at wiiieh phi-i-unj at N..f-,. Iiane sev
er:.! rt their Kntii.lctid'lren tire 1'rinr "il 'ii-ate.l
Tlie imthcrlmr ntthe ..!. ire wis a nierrv one tt
elol.lren nn,i vra n.l.-li U tren with otln-r fr'en.ls ml
relatives tv.rmlnif a tiRi.pv company ami tuakinst
tlie eyent an oeeasion tliut. will ie a trreen si,(,t In
the memory of the ,'oi".l pair. M-mv li:uols.,i.e
ami valuat le presenin were n-.-ei veil ami eotiunl
ulatory tohnrams muh In over the wlrew fr.'ira
every section ol the eonntrv. At the a-ei,i'.lv
were irnthere,l Thomas 1 Fenlon. l.mz a ;.-niii-nent
lawyer ami l(..mTntii- polttietan r K.uivis
:in,l a pronnlilo enr.li.l.ite ot h, purtv lor (Govern
or at tnis t.iir? elect i..n : .l..t.pi, p. Fenlon. who ts
extensively eniraue.i tn the raisins o! tlioronich
brejl cattle in the fame Spite : Mrs. Aliee Hiaine-fl
ila.iehter, whosn l,.,si,.s r.d j a p:iym,.er in ,i10
I niteil states army ami a Lrother ol ex-Seerefirv
ot State .lames F liloine, from the mountains ol
.Montana. he was neeompnuicrl lv l,e, ehihlren
while a pressure of imsinefs kept F,.lward. who Is'
n T ,vernineiiter.ntraet..r. on.l .P.nu-s. who U rteep
ly interejie.l in western mininit interests from
niinsilin-with the happy companv which icatl.er
eil nt the enttaire on this tH-eusi.n: llc.si.lon their
eh,!. Irm. t.-n uramiehihlr.-n and a lare nuinher
of other relntlvu? were present."
Tli "l.olilea lllnom of Tonth-'
Ii . .1 1 . I . . . -,,. T - 1 I . . . . .
..;.. nw i . iiu urn uv using i ir. Fierce st "F i
voritc rrespriplion." a speciUc for "fenia e
j Complaints." l'.y drusfsjists.
I Wk 'Hort.n have noted c:r.- this the ret -:
merit from t lie r inks of journalism of Major
K. II. Forster, one of the editors rf the He 'e
fonte e.o.Tfif, who has been succeded hy
Mr. J. Ii. Van Ormct. a younrr man said to
; possess- more than ordinary ahi iity as a new -;
paper writer. The'c'Jier" partner, Mr. Shn
: cert, retains his interest in the paper hut
i what our friend the Major, than whom we
, have never met a more sociable or courteous
cent Ionian, intends to turn his attention to is
mi re tlian we can say, thotioh w? hops th: t
health and prosperity may abidd with him
' for al! time to come.
' Live and Leauk ! It is estimated that
there are over two thousand million chickens
hatceed in the I'nited states every year. But
not more than half of these chicks reach tlwj
: size when they are fit to maiki-t. Tl.e pip,
capes, cholera, etc.. kill millions of young
I chickens every year. These diseases! can be
cured by the use of Vhenol Sodio,ne. For
i sale by drucrcists and ueneral storekeepers.
fsee adyertis'.-ment.
A I. H A VS RKFK KSII 1 Jf u.
A delicious oslor h imported by Floreston
Colofrj,,, which is alvvavs roire-hiu-r, no mat
ter how freely use '.
it
WHEN YOU DO
ri
m V 5
If you coma in person,
The trains from the different brnnchc.s of the Pennsylvania
Railroad come to the new Broad Street Station, which is
within one block of our store; you walk directly through
the new City Hall to our Market Street front. If you come
by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, any horse car on
Thirteenth Street will brincc you directly from the Callowhill
Street Depot to our door. If you come through Camden, N. J.,
any horse car on Market Street, except the red ones, will
bring you direct. We have provided new and spacious reading
and toilet rooms for the free use of visitors.
If you order by letter,
Departments of goods have been so enlarged and improved
that our stock, unquestionably tr.e most comprehensive in the
United States, is better than ever. We send without charge,
or any obligation to purchase, samples of the new Dress Goods,
Silks, etc. We give prices of our entire stock in our new
Catalogue for Spring and Summer, which is mailed free to all
who send us address on postal card. Hundreds of orders are
filled daily, and goods sent by mail and express to every
State and Territory, with full privilege of return and refund of
money if they do not suit.
John Wanamaker,
PHILADELPHIA.
Chemmt, MarVet and Thirteenth
Street, amlOy Hull squnru.
Pry
i i
is,ooo worth:
OF THE CC LED Ft AT ED
fT B E r"
H - r. !
B K si
c k a si
which in:ru:s coMriiTinox
QUALITY, MAKE AND PRICE,
has .ri'ST ni:i:x im;ci:ivi.i at Tin:
Golden Eaolo Clothing House,
i:;oi KLKVKNTil AVKXTE. AITOONA. PA.
Al.O, A LAIK.i: AM) KI.BJAXT STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS, and GENTS' FUItXlSH XG GOODS.
t1T v SAMUEL MARCH, Proprietor.
Al.T'HlNA, I'A.. .AI-KIT. lil, !ss-.tr. '
Foi.rr.riH tkk Kin.; ok Miuwvr.N.
As F'rM auir? i e:it STvv is ( oxbi?r in
JolinN.wii (;n Motui.iy. M:i 11. t i.o f!i'.v-
the Ci'V, !;in1 Ih rol n rct ; t u V':.'1
r nvt will) iiit-!- by : r rU"!''-." uj.
readers:
THE ODF.AT KC!j;RTArr-:t EVHt!i!T:N ' I'Mi'A;!'-1'I.NAP-Y
11:.! IT I !. M ' i S T 1 !''.
Yo-tf-r'!::y. Titli thn n-r',-ltI of tl e yr-'tr V--:-j':i'ir!i
li"w. t "-I i :r.;i x wa-s r.-nr i ;,;,
tn a-si'ne Tl :i: t h- ni p! r o !:t-t-: iM levr-l.it'ni
a:r ''it,i: V n'T t r."'lifpi; - r:-. rk.ii in i:
C'titmi ft' : r it Th i'n t.iv . r. ir-m ''v-ry
(! r-T .'Hi vttp. t rir. ir-"-1 Ti-i r.i.'ry j.-m,:!. -,'
by ti n o'i'i' -k. t'i. iur.v -r t1 - - .'i. t '
p:'Ot - .rp-i'M ir. :i j.p. ; r:. .1 : v . n-: t -- 0
ol ;l)p r"''i'i't Fsfr f July c ' . -t.r. ' Kv ry
t r(.t i ..p. u1.. ,rm t l;o r-t'it (( t h o j r (. -r. "a .
til ' t-l with met!, w . 'nion and 1. 1 r . t: . ir 1 ctiiir
timr.totl th-it no l.-s 1 1 :i n ;f v i h .1 -:. ti-,1 ;, j-io
witnf?ril thr s prfiw-ln r-'i;i vrtro.u- oihl- of o!t-Pf-rH.i!-n.
.u nit Ju lir;t ).1-:i--;til' f':iti:-" ff
t ho on': t cvrn i ;y -t o r, - i t.. t e r 1 -: ; : 1 (or t he
tr 'Hc of ;--'. nu' oi: , n!i'hoi!i,'H ir w mi.1 w- h
a.- tho r:r l' vr.i- bv : Ti::m.? ere -.f tip ir;-.-t
.t.l,-.
irt.'ri'fti'ii t!-rt any h i f;i
T-
cil us with in yi.-.rs. l-.l .:mt li-rss. itihle. i har
ricM v-i.r-' ! on-nt eil r.Mvi.- a :i-l --.i rs. "riar- s
in l' 3 y a 1 1 1 1 u 1 : o-ri n : u tr. c .. a loot -ti-r - I r ii . of
el'-J li'i ; s ar..( fi ; nii'l j. a Ti.i . ij a itctis :! n . ! ht-ots
w-r. ani'ipv ti e pr;n. ;-ai li-u'i:;. s '1 he v t- -in
inimaii'li-r uri-1 s-criirtj' i;' I't'-Mii, Mr. .-"i.'a'n
F'-rcj i n u h . :i ; per. t e,i ii, a carriage fi'J r; .-' ,'i..i a
:enu i lie ovat i. n all a! oir t ti 1: r i . - o! lr.i--i . 'j -vii
oVio .a me a a 1 It ' e.-a n- nl..-. -1 ul e! y n- -'e - saii. to
s."! the sal" o' tic ;.!-, no h. - s t ha ij lac t i "-as . ..,1
people I'eir.j- tarn al afl 'V ill e.ai .f. j'. i-.r-o. Io i .s
evenioic tlo -lafioi sir rion -a- .-vi.', j-re-i let. Ti;e
ticket olli' o as ..;o-aal at live m i out' s t -i s t -ei ctr,
every ave. :1a Me i ncit of --pace n :vh r ! he' ma mm or u
t'-nt PciT'.tr nl-e-iily t ilfen. An extra ip-' i l-.f po
lice w is n.-c-pj.l t J.rcvi itt the l'-.-rotoers fro-n
fairly torcinir i ntra so ri a was the interest
en l entliosiHStn. At Pinh l t r'nnnces twelve
lia-asaiol liniiiaii Pcitis. hi the Imv. -t caO-iilaii. M.
were lorn1-1 to f-t ire on account of t lie "Vi rmr. na
ry ileir.aad far admission. NothlOK !il:o i; evcrl e
(oreeanie un.lcr inr ctiervat o.u. It io it'.-t as
irrcat a day (or 'icvehin 1 as itn as (..r Ailani r'--pa:e.rh.
iitot i't'areiitiy one protiteil hy it as nin-jh
a; the other.
'11. e pr vi le.Hio of the peTf-.r:nar:ce was wi-il nr
ratiKed. and evcrvtliii.j? ia-scj oU a cc ;taM v a ml
aiK'i'o-slally.
Cist Tmr.TT Days" Tkiai.. We will scr,i pir.
Ilye's Cclel.rate.l I cet r V '! I e fe It. -Its a:i t other
Fleet ric A.) liances on trial for thirty t! ays to
vfnitiit men arnt ol-lcr pr- 'H wla. ar e. t!;ct".l
with Nervous Dchility. I.o.-t Vitality, etc.. uaa--mitrrinir
Ft'ct-iiy ri lief a nil coin olci " i '-st i a : : :; o!
vi'j-oraiitl liianhoiHl . Also fir K !i en ma ' : r.; . .N --ii.
ralsrla. Paralysis, Fiver arul Ki:li; y il i ttt -nl r ies.
Kuptyres. anl tnnny otlr il!s:ts(s'. IIi'i.-tratei
I ampiilet rent fre. Aihlress Vc-haae li'-H "o.,
eiarshall, Mich. rir.--Js.-ly.
If TSir.XF.V I.
DA VIS 1H WFI.T,s. Married , en T!mrday
iveniiijr. A t r i I PI, lcsa. at the resaience i-f thft
1 rite's parents. tv K-v. J. J. Hashes. Mr. Wv.
ii. 1 1 A v i s, t'T I'uehlo. i o!.. Inrmptiv ..i .T . -h n si ,v n .
ami Miss V jiii.ie. chlcst ilatihtitr cf ."ir. John
Howell, of this place.
SWK1TZKK DFV1.N K.Vnrrled.ln ti :i lace,
on Thnrs l.iy. April -Ih. ISsj. hy Cm. A. . Morri
son. Mr. l,Ki'"nr:iiSwnTit:u. of l"cop'.Tii!ale. and
Miss Kits Iikvixe. ol this place.
SUT.VA FF. Tl.fi mulr-i-suited will be
a carolhlate for noin i nai ion nt the apt ro.i"h
'tilc 1 e i ii oar at n .ri tniiry elect ;.,n. solo-act . .? emirs a
to the rule? of the pa-ty. lor Hie f.OI.'e of sh-ritl .f
I'atnhrisj eonnty. ar.'l tioi..s to be .ioemp'l worMty
ot the faTorahle consideration ot tiis personal anil
political Irien.ls. Ji is. F. lifKBlN.
Aileal.ciiy Twp., April 21, lsso.-to.
ADMIXISTIIATOU'S NOTICE.
F.stit e of .Ions Itn a ih.et. .lec'.l.
liavlr ir heeni apiioiCite.l A.lTnini-trator tlr bnvii
non of the estate ol .p.hn llra.iley. late of I.'.retro
tioroiiirh, "aiiihri."i eonnty. dcceaeii. the tinilor
siKneil her.'l.y nottiies all peron! in.lehte.t to ? iiil
et:itethat (.ayntent muat he ma. le without !e!ay,
and those havinif claims airanist the same are re
iicto.l to present t :-m in leaal form tor s"ti!e
uient. .lMSKl ll llniil K, Ailministrator.
1-oretto. At.ril 21, 8S2.-et.
A DMINISTRATOIFS NOTICE.
XV F.Ftate of M art Ass Pr. iniET dee'.t.
Fetter of Administration on the estate ot ?.irs.
M.iry Ann Hra.lley. late of I,.retto boronah. le
eease.l. harinif Peen ispue.l to the nnilarsinc-1 hy
tlie Fei ser of ( 'amhria eonnty . a 1 1 ti"rs..ns kn-iw-insr
therrselves ip.l.ht-.l to sai-1 estate are h. tcliy
Tiotiheil that Immediate payrn-nt is r-.pcr.-.i. aral
those It a vin tr elm nifl or o em tin :1 s au a: nt the pa mo
wil! serve their own internets ny presenting them
properly prot.at...? f..r settletn-nt.
.IHSl-.l-H litmPK, Administrator.
Ioretto, April 81. 18--t.
1701? ASSEMHI.V. Tl.piinilersitrnc-l
? nffor hfTHrlf to Thp T'ctt'orpy 'f ( '.Tin t-ria
mimty a a can fi it! it? (nr the Iry fittnrp, nnl tf
fount! Tvontty tlie mi j.-.(.rT of a nin'nritv (! lr.! fel
low I cn-icrntfl nt th ci minp -r':nr'." vf t-'f-n.
nirl 1 rnfior-d vt the pnlii ii v.ivprr 'nr n xt . ha
I'!e!cf-. Inmflf t serve tlie intor--,ut - r r. '-) con
eerrcl to tin lip? I of hi? ah 1 ty nn ! ermn-Iy r
ganlless of eillicr ffar, lavr nf: ! .
.7(ST PH Ul'lWALD.
EctisbT!T, March 10, lsS-J.-2-n.
SSEMT5T.Y. Enrron Tf.ffman :
V. You are aathorizc'l toannounee ttio r.'im?ot
Mkhael llr.A. kkx. of .r-iilnin Horon-h. to a
end oiate tor Attsetrti'y. snl'iect to the ::jprV:il
or rejection of the lemecratio vf.iers at t::.- c..i:i
ini t'riIV':ir.v election. Knowing his titn ss j.n,i
worth, we can earnestly eomiiien.l Mr. Itr o-k- n to
the c.rjial support of cverv !..-mocr;it in ' oo-.Oria
c. nntv. ' MA.WllllZKNS.
Oallitzin, "Mar-h 'J8, l.-t.e.
A SSKM15LV. Editor Fp.ff.man
)L f)enr ."T.'r.- Flea-e annoiine" the name of A.
.1. Citr.lfTY. f I.oretto.Bs a cn.Ji.lt f .r Asem
Mr. piito.eet to the rules of the Ivtn .orotic j.rtv of
. ambria eoontr. MA. NY IlKMD liAl'S.
Iiretto, March 22, lssj.-at.
CARP. I liorebv pla.-e nivsrll" I. fore
the I lemoer.ev r.f .mhrla ccttitr for n . mi
ration for the uttice of SheriM. ph'" et t I the rn
of the party. jiiliN' UUiK.
..itflt
Sr. Augustine, April 3. 1SJ.
Q il) a wear to Atrent.'. ami expeiisos. t5 t i
Ot'i'.'free. AJ.lress F.r.troin rt o. . Au.aast a,M
.f ..n i? s
A s. S IS
Vs Vji ft
1 1
PING
1
a
floods, Ln. lie
Wear and Iiu
".Gentlemen's and Children's
iscriivjjiiig Appointments.
G a
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HO! FOR JOHNSTOWN,
To y,: 1 ;!: v(imiki:h'L
21 TraiDBl EWants
X
I'"ii :: -'. aiai K.'it. "ii:') Anr
i . via at at
iOII-N STOWA .
MONDAYMAYIct.
;i.i:.Ti:sr f afi, hie
Cheat FOBEPAUGH SUQW1
1,500 WILD BEASTS!
ILOSSAI,
IESC.U in 2 RiXCiM!
1.000 MEX .'I IIOKSKS.
t'oininir n!ti: 2, f. and c'lin
4 G (Co n.ANiWAY Trains
Ail i l utti'i 's t.nr.T nriFKs.
mmi (i!:i is IM! m AMI (1U1LS.
'VllV. (iKAND
PROCESSION of INDUSTRY.
In whli'h ir.-mv ( (' :h Io iMiurr .fVnir.-. M r-':-
an.I .'Iain;!. it Inn r.- w t.;i.c i :irt. a
Tbs CCLGS5AL CEFESTAL rAGEASTS.
lHtist-.Mir.helle.aui.lalFaM.n: i:.,,,.r.:eot'
" i. m.i.a iiooii ii "
Deiiartin troui Iiclhi. the Princess hcitu t eis..n
ate.l ly tlUi
Who a-t? IV n Thonsa-a.l Ti .liars f. r l;-r li-aa-y,
at.'l 'or appeari 'is in I his !ra n-t 1 'a i n p ati.l ' he
tireatly :rrtnI Fa.vitlnn raxrant as
l"ilafrn, iici n i I pi.
3i5L35.1?fl? 3
WWii nats Loose In Ibf Sirctt
A (ftn'hte Ttntnl ff Srmilit fit A
gro f'HDijf Mrf finff Jit-foil ifs.
Absolutely the 'treat. s, Cr h'-t
F R R, pr o'en's S IO N
ATI. (;EKATFM SH'llT 0 KAKTH.
j).v.w'o.v - o.a Jj v .o crs-
hiiilr ii omler t yea r. 25 i fnln.
EXTUA TL'AIXS! LOW HATES
To i. n 1 frin T "vti to see the tieTt Foi-e..ititrh
Show. lion": fo-.gct the DAY ami DATE ; it is
never chanF
aivm roTtri ? iii,
April 21. l";.-2t. h.-lc I'r -pro tor.
TWO FAEITMWe SALS.
THE nn1or--iirr)Pil oiK rs fr a!c at -ry nbnicr
1 :itn prjrps anil on vay pay ta-!it i'ie fUowinr
il"-r1fc r.:'.l rt.it", .t-ipfc in Mun'iT t'-wn-Fliip,
Camlji ia county, to wit :
FARM .NO. 1, (6T.YIMf; ." A(T!:S
inure or !n a ir otx! state .-f inl t ivn;!nn, with a
hvwed Lnii Hnr?K. a ti.t Fhamk UkshqI tiie
iece-"firv outl'UiltlinK- th?r-Mi ori-f-'l.
r VK.'I 0. 2, CONTAINING !: ACHCS,
more or lss, is also in an ex.-l len t state of en It i-.-a.-tion
an ', lis. thereon erected a iiht u.tial li.vsE
Ilfir.sE and tlie usual on: Idinc: .
Till: TWO I'A 'MS
above descrtlie-l are loeat;-.! cciS- to the Tnrnt.ike,
Ttthfn one-ha'l mile ot the v;-.. ol Monster, en
tlie K..VC. K. ii , tiir.-e an.l a-half io :1 from '. 'res
son !Stn'ln. P. K. I'.. p I r...t n.o' ti more than
that .ln-tince from Ft .en --!:: rir. There is a thilv
Inir OitrH vno of choice fi nit ae l an utoiniiancp of
pure wn'er on each of the fn rin s a v -o.l wll hetn
wilhin rive tect ol ti e house on the farm hr't le
eritie.l. Nearly ail tholjml is cleare.l arel omler
cult ivati-.n.
Jlt' Persons iPhir.c to tcirclia.e en e eit!:er ap
ply to exMier.tl John Km, .1. hn -town, or to
the owner on t he t-r'-p. ies. 1.1'KK K'HiFhS.
Jlunster Twp., April 14. ln-J.-a.ii.
VUIHTOTrs N'tiTit'i:.-T!te tHoVr
siyn..'. A:i.li:.ir. j j.to .i ;i '.-.1 hy the Cutrt of
. t onim"o i tcisoi . c.ino:
I ct.!ni mi lions r.risin-.r
I the fin:ii ncc.niRt of H
i . Iirree of IViCi.l Stitnv.
. ... t: c f'ir.-:.s in l;i - hn,!
! h ot at Lis p
! IL' 7:7 (K'I Of .1. !'.
attei.1 to'the .'n-ie? of
i time anil pl.-ve i.T:;'
l!tV t
tr ' r -x - ; i
nry W V- '
i t rfT'-ri
h'-r-" -iv
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(1 M r:ttit:OTi
i rf ! 1 t h ,i t
K. V. M . :
. at who
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Ali-i'L.T.
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Fhenshuru''. Ap'r'ii 14. lS.-"t.
VD M I X I s I ! I A T r I ) X -X O T K ' E .
F.-tatc .4 CvrKirt Sm:th. ile. 'il.
l.ctvr of ailmvi-s-' i;:."! on the -.::ieo! Fat-r'-k
Smith. I-ite of T'-ftic t-: 11 t.i.r.-ih. .ice-.ased,
p. ivif.K l.-'i ti itrantc-l to the :.:-ler-.nc.l hy the
i; .c. tnr cf I'amhrra r-itt- ty. n'.l per-ons m.l. htcd
t.. s:.ol ectate are h.-rel y t,: tit: !'..at prompt pay
ment mn-t hemaie. enl Of" h.'.:: claims it
.)e.n-r..s :'iraint the ms" v I 1 p --fit th- m pro
i.crly autheuti.-.tco i r s. ?! r..-i,t.
.)! U sv.llH. A.imlr.lrtrstrlx.
Tnnnelhill. April 14, ls.-.,t.
"T.7"AN TKP A ero.1, stf-ady girl, to
W ilo irenpril housework, includiriK wa-hlntr.
ironimr ami h.ikin. To one who iin.ii-stnla the
t.u-inrsi. an.! is wliPmr a-: i r.-l!'.'.--. the ..-t of
,ac will t.c il l. A i ;.ly t" H. MAVFF CO.,
11J4 Kleventh avenue. Petween H'h oiol i;th rt.,
Aft'-Hina. Fa. (t-T.-rt.J
ssEMBEY. FoKFn Mc Dovalp,
: of fl- n''iirjr. will be -. r!: f .r n.Qii-
r :n ion. .H tect to i).-io.vr::'tc r.i -. a: .he next
j r:mary e!e.t;on tor i.amor.a county.
8 a C I - VI E
1
REMEMBER
3
1
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are invited to visit
OAK HALL,
?nt1 S. E. Cor.
v R v-:i
i mutual Ji i let.
We offer the Best, Largest
:; . : 1 "
li Wi H a-nd Cheapest stock of
1 , . sj v i
M .-j .
Clothing
t. -J e f -
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Our
tl One Price and a Guarantee
ff gives every buyer perfect
t..; s -1.
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250, 252 and 254 LIFERTY
('rii'ita! .t:-ni;.!! 1 . V.-V. -r;' r-::-
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fiSilf ffi-fiP ffi'TIV"
. UiSlI U ti Ul LiiMl IIL
No. 3 MORELS Sti-eet.
I 1 J 1 .A
ALL KIND
: Or ILLY KoFT IN 1 m-m (iENKRIL ST
fT T VERY LOVflST PRICES.
i'7 ifs i f XorUir rti Citinhri't .'jirriti'! j hivitr,' t fh c it n
rttlf. I'omiii'tf'i i,.s ;;'! " nn j't f'Ting jtui " T-t-rsrs. fri'f r' h'ti rf,
'or irc ' ''it-fittrr
JNO. E. STRAYER. Socrctary.
C. T. EGBERTS,
i I .A 1.
1 CI flCKS. VJ1TCHFS. .IF17FI
J . - . , V . n . . V . y
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES,
Ife, M$(fes, Wall Paper, Ciars, Tokco, Fancy GgOuS, Toys, k,
VARIETY STORE, EBENSBURC, PA.
izizLTA uliz Goons. iioM.sT i'i:ici:s.
1832. THE OLD ESTABMHKIJ H(HK OF l,s
JAS. SHIDLE & SON,
Art liv v llangir.gs, Kml s- Bronzes, Pado Ac.
si n v-s ni 6 ol VJi i ir- :r : x
a iiAXiKsoMi: n:r:si:y-j'
i rniiM; r.o:
THE VOUXG C.lTilliliO!
I Au Illustrale'l 1'jpr for Oor Bmhh.I iris.
; Fnhlishftl ev.--r-- ooorh. I'linii'ii. fi-ic y' --r.
t i ois. ii:t.-re-i i ck r.- .tl i n.r, p n 1 . f o-j. j
I the toiiowina ; rtec. piy.ii.je n, a;p. .;: ...
i .- jiies j."r annum ft n
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No subscription lor les. than Ave e. .i, re
eetred.and lut less than live e .t ics scut to one
ad.f ress.
All remittance and t-oinmunicati. t,s phoni-i Pe
addressed to
The Catholic Plication s'tly Co.,
Iss renee Kfhae, M.nin;"rr,
O liarcFvv Street, NKW YdllK.
C,l W -., I Ircc. -V ! i.-cr: St, v- v p. rt-
1hd(1, "'iice. i T,'.-:; - j
That You
6th & Market Sts.
for Men & Boys
original svstem of
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0! tUlk III UUilttO I U ti 11.
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OF GOODS
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jtu: in: a i.i sg.
T. MASON KICHAIIDS,
I 1 . - - i V!'..t'...r w.rk .-vn-
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A1 l11tItM:HM H.
A 1 . 1 1 . X FA
- Cff.-e over tl-e Flrt Nat'.-in.l t-,t.k ' n '
trance on Twelfth f.rw. h..r E'-ve'iOi hmh io
Alt. onm. April IM, l""l.-tf.
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