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r, AND Pl'.lvSONAI,
rwORATIC PRinART ri.rCTIOX. j
- , ji..T..vrnf le voter" of f imbria county will
. . e'r respcetlre pltees o"h il.linr election". ,
f... . ... A'jn-i-t 1!. 1ct. and rote by ballot for I
- n it'on of candidate? for the county tt.dcet, !
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. rij f - stntu T.ir'litor.
r, f-'T 'c.r If ii o T;rprtnr.
, . .. -. r .Tmtv (. bi ni i - 3i.,nor
-t rn 111 !t fem an w'll nlo be elected in
r-rr rin Tote fer two persons for State
-j. ni.l fer one perjoti only for ea -h ot the
;:- !1 te open from 1 oMock v. m. to 7
.... -,r 1 rocssTry pat'r fnr P'.n'bi'-,r,ntr the
. r '" 0 ftimibed eai'h remmiTteeinnn.
, ji.-ocmnn will take the r 'tnrn" of the
T-.!..rt'nrz. on Monilnv. Anar. 21. fol
r . n irenTlnir t1 'ommlrt" will he held
: -' r. M. of thnt iliv. when the v.ite will
. ! 1 the name! of the nece?fut eandt-
:-:-.-'f-l. I
, niie-te. thit. In order to nvoid nn- I
- 1 Ti Te. wherever ronreniont. thi '
- -..-riT- !'ili' ileMre to do ,o. th-y hi pir- j
' 1 e th seih-'l retiirri of a nntnher ot .
: ' -- 'i- Into the hind of one of their j
i,'v-r tho nme to the f'hulrmm at j
i f the f otiTity (Vmm!rt(i. j
"h nivn elected momler of the f
t " 1 T.i'tee on the l?th ttift. for the onn-
r.....,,.te,l to moot In Erienfhurif. on
it Ai:.'tit 21. 1' "-'. at 4 n'elnek r. M. tor the
... f .!. 'ivs n Chairman ami tran':n'tlntr
- .-;..n, aja tnny he ilnome.l necessary.
T. H. IIfi-t, 'halrmnn.
-- Ans. T.
- r l r T'vl'trrntir V.nnrv Vlftinnt of
p ice-.f or-enlne nn'! rV-'ine the pnlt
-rl hi T'nirha hnll he nfl follows :
- ' .'! ie r ene.l .it 1 o'clock p. m.. and
p. M.
j ! ' e n-.m't'iTTn in the re.-peetive
. ". j.pronh-i ? ill l e .Tuiltfoa flf the
- - I ,; .n who -hn'l npt'ofnt two lnp"
: ri "'.-"ks who hn!l be rurmbcrs of the
- e ! i r'
' r ,1 r,-no- shnll le ont to the f'o-n-
. 1 r " e t 'h t irn'ri n. n t, 1 o,rh 'omtdft-
.' ' T-v.u-e t ri I.1 re rtilr!-. tlirneil hy
' .- ' !-wi,r,o,.T4 nn, t'e-trl hv the
( .- .- i . i.l rt orie h'l! he i.o--t,t '!1T, n
" ' ' ' !t the i.l.v of hd.lT!' the
1 1, n .pi y n f.or j,0 rr,f.Irn, nrft nind
. '. " n:inin Of the pirflea Vot'Tii; nt
- v. -V Tl-'fall. A'iO.nnn , . f c ( . rMiir11
. ( .i ft 1 lr,,j a r.f t h a i .nn t y ' mmoipe-.-
, .1. 1 ;o. nnM one opv o -:il1 rtni-n?i.
v --. to he f"iieit iir nrd rriirpe !
, j. ....... ,: i.fx ,0 jtP chiirnian i'f foimv
o , ,-K'e to ho co.'ile-l ii and kej t
c r. r('fon m (ir-"" ihy.
1 l'"T il'l n'v he -iTIottpI to vof fit
e o' h- h'T.it the .ncra! Eleetion. In the
T'V n 'T'l-.'lv rilo. A f 1 1 nore
. " 1 o t T l i - p t V .it virel the lenio'T:tie i
n .i ,-. ... :r J ij.-Trnl KleTion. r-Tei-t i
t i i , i vr. i it 'io. niro fif -ji vonra sln.e
' 1- :ior:il t.l '"', n. ;tr.d looi:irrt f heni-olros
f,.r.ow,n ah;. 11 (, elected hy
p-;nrlT.v Kirtion.
eh cod oicniltte-. Fhnll elect
ballot ot their rirt regular
Tnnn hv
" f'l airman h;i'.l r-mnln In offlie nn-
r I' elr-etoil.
' i. rmnn -hn'l eill a m"et1nir of the
I f"r T.tpit-ee witnin .'.5 .lava from the
r- F'eeth.n.
t ewly eleeted 'h.iinr.nn hnll nom-
-.O -r.
- .- r- r ,-.r i t n i 1 on h o 11 he f rld
'. r - y t 'np- iTtj tTr.p :i f f rrr .n !. sr,f.p,.
r r.fn.rcl c:ee t hiw. of
I t ei;Ti rt iiri' I, no'e-" ,.(.p rj,.
' '"id ai.- l l in 'he hand. of
r; - 'i n r v i "010 ip -oo within Zv - Isv j
-. v ' in n..t;,-e h i '1 tven to the
r.:e--ed wl'h'n fie d.ira.
, Tl
frc iml t Vi )tVit-ri l'Hee.
, r,
arkers' p';r,-:iiate nud ou will be
"' its superiority over all others.
Barker A- I'.ro. have some big bar-
v r this week. Call and see them.
r.iiker Sr Bro. have a full supply
and lard for sale at the. lowest
'Thursday) nioniins. before the
:'s woik, was cold enough tor "-
su-e of job ivork and advertising
Ire 1 to curtail our local variety
:ves. brain and muscles train strength
t'ower of endurance by using Brown's
1 -..l iv next, the foa-.t of the Anrap
'' B.lessed Virgin Mary into heaven,
e a ho'.v day of obligation in the Cath
.irch. "
r.-r iame back. side, or chest, use Shi-
' Porous Piaster. I rice 2 cents,
druc store.
At 1
n e'shteen-pound heir was reeeptly
to Michael Breen, tf Orbisonia, Hunt
in couptv.
-' roup, Whoopine Couch and Bronchitis
'.uateiy relieved by Shiloh's Cure. AA
(irus store.
e rillrifi nml Dlnninf ' rt
I .i "i 1.1111 'ii i u 1 1 1 r in i ;ir-
Hiir Balsam explain the popularity of
'W'!o restorative.
runnier resort fo'ks seem to have
stake in not keeping open doors
r instead of this summer,
will you cfiuch when Shiloh's Cure
' 1 r
- ' 1
v. iramediatp relief? l'rice 10 cts., ."
Is!. At, lames' drugstore.
v.-:i I ave not ordered all t lie phosphate
T t-Ms fa'l. cail at Barkers' and see
' -v have for sale in that way.
People do not believe that V. S.
' A Ilro. are selling 5 r;in, or ,,(,rn for
'5 ("nil, see, and be enpvineed.
oar old danchter of Mr. John S.
; ;f Johnstown, fell a victim to that
.. sr..,:r3P diphtheria, on Thursday
" Parker iv Bro. have ipt received a
ihi-t and rhosphafe. Farmers
' v wi'.l r.f ed some to make their wheat
""i-riprahle father of Jndgp Dean fell
n Mill story of a building at Reno-
i . w;,.r, h.e resides. a f,.w Rg0
1 1 ope of his limbs.
'!. twin danchter of Mr. and
"e .Murphy, of Cambria town-
an ar!v hour on last Monday '
1 4 n.onths and lidays.
I
rt on Tnesilay last appointed
. eourt ener and Messrs.
. " o'-d Thos. McRreen, all of this ;
' ':,:r for the epsuing year. !
'''ti' evening paper at Greens- 1
1 I, tnoeratie weekly at Scottdale, t
riinnty. pre among the journal- ,
'" Premised for the pear future, j
cu'dinued wet weather is not !
y: hob- with the:batvest, but it i
y i n-h.t-nre London of the potato
,,r,! "Rotten Row" is concerned. '
13 lo-ioht and comely little daugh- !
" M B f'reerv. of tins place, was
'" convulsions on Wednesday lat, i
';i a preeaiious condition ever
""r friend
Va!i.pririe
and long-time snhj-
RNhop, of Allegheny
from a mowing machine while
other rlay, and fractured
"ers for J S P, psall. one each
wie AhV.tt. Mrs. Mary M.Davis,
:r'-r- rtr. T. S. M.-Kenzie and
A Mef'onneU. and three for A C.
'r ' "1 uncalled for at the Ebens-
. '. o
t . ' ' " Court was in session on Mon
' - 'ivof this week, hut the bnsi
'1 wis so voluninous and so
' irterest to most of our read-
' 1' ear giving a report Jnf its do-
' ' ' f hay and nine hundred
""t a"d rye. to say nothing of
. etc.. not yet garnered,
', season on the t-xeellcnt
'r ' P. Anderson, in Allegheny
' o tl.i..f et away with thirty
' "-i'Ver, a horse lance
) "s. ! .', 3'f'i'!es from the residence
r , , ' of Richland township, on
-( week. ;) the members ot
' I were in the hay field at the
. V ;'fi" late in congratulating our
., ' ' 'rnporary, the on the
' ' ' -re I upon its twelfth volume
, ; -"' All H.e same, we wish it a
. .. n; "' I'foi'orons career, which
-1U ,
1' T Its loOfl!ltie merlr tn
ooi i f r rood qualities, among
J!l nud 110 r,ln li.r ;t. .i:.;,.c
- - - -
A lnrrm exploded in th hinds of Ir-.
Altoona, win! she war a-
r8 of h?r reilenoe on la-t
ent. lnfliotirii verv sovorp ;
burns 011 her W'ft side, face and neck. i
Findine that there ij to be no compro
mise nnitMii? thf apirants for Sheriff on the
pemovratie ticket in the north of the county. '
Mr. Jehu Bhe, of Clearfield township, re- i
quests us to announce his withdrawal from j
the cordet. Belie b!eed for that. 1
A young law student named Alfred Ah- j
ton, e"ho w pursulna his studies in the office j
of Jnicr Potts, of Johnstown, was put thro j
a preliminary coure of professional sprouts
in this place on last Tuesday evening, and ;
emerged from the ordeal with flyina colors.
Head advertisement in this issue of Al
legheny (Yiilesre, Meadville, Pa. This insti-
tut ion offers creat inducements, not only in
the way of low prices, hut their facilities are j
not excelled hy any institution of the kind i
west of the mountains. Send for catalogne. j
The World's, Dispensary and Invalids' 1
Ilotei, at Buffalo, X. Y.. destroyed by Ere a i
year nsro. is rebuilt and full of patient. For
Invalid's Guide Book." giving particulars
and terms of treatment, address, with two j
stamps, Wohi.d's Dispensary Medical '
Association, Buffalo. X. Y.
The Iloarinsr Springs correspondent of :
the Altoona Tribune displays an exceedingly 1
level head when he says that Captain (?) F.
D. Saupp, of Lorettn.'who was recently visl i
iting Hop. (. H. Span: at Bonrlna Snrincs i
n iMit iiuii. w iioir-souien TeilOW, Wlio en- I
joys himself wherever he is." j
A ceneral invitation Is extended to all
I the eoldiers' orphans "sixteeners" of this !
I Stite to nttend the second annual reunion '
j ' hich meets at Harrlsburg on Wednesday 1
, Thursday ami Friday of next week. For I
I further Information address C. Day Rudv !
j Chief Cor. Sec'v, Harrisbnrg. Pa. "' 1
1 1 We are slightly behiud the Tim in wis)-- :
I lug success to the proposed estaljinnent of
j a Democratic daily paper in Altoona, hut
should the project come to a head, and an '
i excellent head it will have with that capable, 1
journalist. A. .1. (Treer. in the chair editorial,
we promise it the best in the shop
Mr. W. X. Campbell, a nrothe'i-in-law nf '
Protlionotary Cates. of this place, while
working on a sawmill in Readetownship. on '
Tuesday of last week, was struck in the
stomach with a picket or paling and sustain- I
ed injuries resulting in his death on Sunday j
last. Tie was thirtv-one years of ae. !
-Our artist friend. Dr. Wilsonfhas just. !
put the finishing touches to a magnificent
portrait of the late Dr. Tl. M. S. Jackson !
"the founder of Cresson." This fine paint
ing is to be presented to the Mountain House
at Cresson by a number of Dr dackson's old
friends. It can now be seen at Heist's hotel. 1
In tills place.
A lamp expl.
j The store of IT. J. ft ads, Esq.. at Chest
1 Springs, this county, was entered by bnrglats '
n weefc aero last Saturday night, with the pv- ;
ident intention of getting up a corner in
boots and shoes. At least we judce so from
the fact that between ?l'00 and 5300 worth of ;
those articles, and no other goods whatever, '
are among the mis.sing. j
Mr. D. M. Pitter has sold his house and j
lot in the West ward to the Sistf rsnf St. Jos
epn for SJ, 125, and purchased the property j
in the same ward until recently owned by !
Mr. Michael I.atterner for thr same consid- j
eratloti. By the pnrehaso of Mr. Rirter's 1
property the good Sisters become possessed j
of nearly an entire square of cround. .
There Is a rather noteworthy coincidence '
in thfl fact that tho lata Rev. John Walsh
had been a rr:ct twentv-eight years when '
be left Ilnllidayshursr. and his brother. Rev. ;
Thomas Walh, recently appointed pastor of !
the Catholic congregation in this piaee, came ;
from Mollidaysbiirg to his new mission after '
having served at ti e altar for the same length i
of time. 1
Ten years agr the name of I.ydia K. !
Finkham was scarcely known outside of her
native Strife. To d:iv it is a household word :
all over the Continent and many who read i
the secular and relitrious journals have be-
come familiar with the face that shines on
them wirh a modest confidence, in which we '
read that ''Xothing ill can dwell in such a I
temnio " j
Three women and one man Indulged in ;
a hath together on the Cnnemaugh borouch !
side of the Woodvale dam about dusk on
Monday evening last and as if it wasn't '
enough for thr-m to be personally and collec- i
tivelv dnm ie.l, the Tribune thinks thev !
should 1 a ye been pursued with a "raw-hide," j
which, we presume, would have done the I
most good hail it been vigorously applied to j
the bare hide. " i
Our good old friend and patron. Mr. John ,
traver, of Taylor township, father of Co. !
Sun't St raver, of this p:ace. and our no less
esteemed friend .T"hn F.. Strayer, of the
Cambria County Bank. Johnstown, had the
misfortune, we regret to say. of being strick
en witn paralysis on Thursday last He is
greatly nrostrated. hut the attending physi
cian has bnpes for his recovery, and we trust i
he will nft be disappointed.
We are in receipt of a request, signed '
"Many Democrats," to announce the name j
of Oen. A. II. (.'"fT roth, of Somerset, as a i
candidate frr Congress at the coming Demo- i
cratic primary t leetion, but as the General's :
name will be on the ticket to be voted, and :
as he will be alone in his ulory, so far as at
presert known, -,ve have no doubt of the re- ;
suit, and hence see no necessity for publish- '
ing f'e card, as requested. !
Tli rough some oversight last week we !
reelected to roticethe death, in San Anto
nio, Texas. July 29th. of Dr. James Humph
reys, son of Cnpt. John Humphreys, aged 1
about a-j years. The deceased was born and !
partially raised at Summitville, this county, j
wlwri I'.n ubseqrenti v studied medicine '
with Dr. Devereaux. He was married to a
daughter of Mr. Wm. Callnn. deceased, for
mer owner of the Callan House, Cresson.
May he ret in peace.
It is reported on what is said to be srood
authority that the syndicate which some time .
; ago purchased the .Johnston Moore lands in
IHaekMck township from the Wm. M. Uoyd :
: f,uaif;ne(.j. bavp sold all the hard wood and
1 hemlock timber on said lands, and that pre
! parations will soon be made by the pr.rcha
i Pers to commence operations upon an exten- ,
j sive seale, if they have not already made a i
' beginidiig. By this purchase it Is understood !
. mar the investors expect to realize quite
j handsomely. So mote it he.
The man Sutton and woman Dixon,
j whose recent arrest In Reade township was
! noted in these columns, had a hearing before
Justice Kinkead. of this place, on Thursday
: lat, and were fully committed and returned
i to jail for trial, the former on the charge of
I adultery and the latter for the same crime,
1 combined with bastardy. The woman looks
j as f she was the "connecting link" of which
j Darwin had so much to ay. Her own father,
i who j aNo In jail on the'eharge of robbery,
j is the proeeutor in both the abovn cases.
; Sutton has a wife and children In Munster
. township, and his nertner in fruilt has abus-
band In Clearfield countv.
I Fine stationery, alr)iini9. satchels, pur
1 ses, books, as well as pocket knives, razors,
! forks, spoons and scissors, are constantly kept
I at the Variety Store of C. T. Roberts. To say
1 that is all wouldn't do, because you can buy
I watches, clocks, chains, keys, guards, rines,
1 charms, and, in fact, jewelry of all kinds, at
i the same place. Mr. R. also keeps umhrel
! las, gossameis, rubbers, bats, caps, shoes.
,,;"r, p"'"', "'ncme, ami even ny
PPr, together with trp-t.D cote paper at
eirwt eent prr yard. A visit to the place is all
inai is necessarv to convince you that you
can find many things von need and which
can be bought at reasonable rates.
While Dr. Richard. and Mr. E. IT. Flick
were retnrning In a buggy from Carroiltown,
on last Saturday afternoon, their horse be
came un-panageable a couple of miles from
town, and the Doctor jumped from the bug
gy, escaping without any injury. Mr. Flick,
however, kept his place and endeavored to
get the horse under control, but after vainly
trying to do so, was thrown from his seat,
bis head striking the ground and causing him
a good deal of pain for some hours after.
The horse ran for some distance, but was
stopped by a man who happened to be pa-sing
aiopg the road. The horse escaped un
hurt, but the buggy sustained some damage.
Mother Aloysiiis, superior of the Sisters
of Charity, whose mother house is in Altoo
na, bought on ednesdav of last week, from
the Bank of Commerce, Pittsburgh, what is
known as the Stokes homestead at Ludwig,
adjoining Greensburg, paying therefor the
handsome sum of JTS.ono. The property is
one of the most desirable in western Penn
sTlvnnia. comprising as it does H'O acres, all
but twelve of which are cleared, the entire
tract being underlaid with the best bitumin
ous coal, while tb improvements ara first
ehiss in every respect. The good Sisters are
said to have secured a splendid bargain,
which they propose to utilize for educational
purposes.
.V rjire bird foi this locality was shot in
Gsllltzin township, on last Tuesday morn
ing, by Messrs. J. F. Trexler and John IT.
Dougherty, both gentlemen getting a poo at
it. 'i he feathered biped was of a dark blue
color and measured about four feet f mm tip
to tip of wings. Its legs were fully twenty
five inches in length, its neck about three
feet, its bill, which w as black on top and yel
low underneath, about five Inches, as was
also tiie middle toe on each foot, while the
nail or claw measured not less than one inch.
The strange bird whs in Ps nest when shot!
If it ain't a sea gull, which, having got tired
of the billowy deep, was gulled into rustica
ting on the mountain top, will somebody tie
kind enoutb to tell us what they think it is?
Mr. Trexler also shot a hawk a morning or
two previous which was helping itself to his
chickens, and which measured six fett across
its outstrttched wings.
Devth ,f Mrn Math frnr.v.-Wp no
ted the fact l.rst week that Mrs. Maria Cur
ry, of Altoona, a cousin of the editor of this
paper, bad been stricken with paralysis, and
now it becomes our painful duty to record
the death of that reallv good woman, whieh
occurred about 12 o'clock on last Monday
rnght. Mrs. Cam 's maiden name was Cope
and her aee about 64 years. We are rot sure
as to the place of her birth, but know that
nearly if not her pntire life was spent in Blair
county, principal' at Xewry, llollidavsburg
m1 Altoona. She was proverbial for her
Kindness of heart, geniality of disposition,
sincere devotion to hpr duties as a wife and
mot her, and earnest attention to thp obliga
tions imposed upon her as a faithful and de
vout member of the Catholic Church. Her
husband, David Cnrrv, now a frail old man,
and five ebildre n, James E. Curry, foreman
in the finishing department of the P. R. R.
rr.acl-.ine shop, Mrs. Edward Coll, Mrs. Al
oert Coll, John A. Curry, machinist, and Miss
Emma Curry, survive to monrn her loss, re
vere her memory and extol hervirtues. Her
only other immediate; relatives, a dozen or
more grandchlidren exeppted. aro a sister
and brother, Mrs. Charles Hartzog, of Ilolli
daysburg, and Philip P. Cope, a printer, now
nr.d for several years past employed on the
Dalty Times, Philadelphia, of which city he
has been a resident for nearly half bis life
time. The funeral obsequies took place this
(Thursday) morning, and as the deceased
lady was widely known and greatlv beloved,
the number in attendance at the last sad.rites
was exceedingly large, the funeral cortege
being one of the longest ever witnessed in
that city. A solemn High Mass of requiem
for the repose of her soul was celebrated. "a
touching, eloquent sermon delivered, and ail
the other funereal ceremonies pA formed at
St. John's church, whither her remains were
taken before beine consigned to their last
earthly resting place in the Catholic cemete
ry. And now it only remains for us to add
our heartfelt prayer to the many which will
ascend to the Throne of Grace on behalf of
one whom we are sure sought to serve Cod
with a pure heart, train her children with an
eye single to their temporal and eternal wel
fare, and do unto others at all times and un
der all circumstances what she would have
others do nnto her. May her soul rest in
peace perpetual.
Official Cranof.s at St. Fraxcis" CoTy
i.f.cf.. The'religieusp of t. Francis' College,
Loretto, held their triennial election for the
choice of officers of the Brotherhood on Wed
nesday of last "eek, with the following re
sult: Snperior, Brother Angelns :TAssjstant,
r.rother Joseph: Treasurer, Brother Clem
ent : Procurator, Brother Alphonsus ; Master
flf Novices, Brother Paul.
Brother Angelns succeeds Brother Law
rence, who has filled the position of Superior
for the pat twenty five or thirty years. The
office is one that, requires first class business
capacity, and we think we express the unan
imous opinion of those who have had busi
ness relations with Brother Ba wrence when
we say that he possessed that qualification in
an eminent degree. He acted promptly in
everything of a business character that be
was called upon to perform, and did it in such !
a way as to command the respect and confi- I
dence of all with whom he was brought Into I
worldly negotiations. His administration of j
his responsible trust must necessarily have
been of great benefit in a financial point of !
view to the college. Our own intercourse j
with him was always of the most pleJant. j
and agreeable nature, and in our frequent,
although not extensive, business relations I
with him we invariably found Brother I,aw- j
repee upright and candid a gentleman in i
the broadest sense of the term and we shall 1
always entertain for him a sincere feeling of
respect. That Brother Angelns. who lias '
long been connected with the college, will
prove to he a worthy successor of Brother i
Lawrence, we do not entertain the least i
doubt. Ilearen bless and prosper them all. 1
A D.Anrxc, ITiohwat Rotirf.f;t. About 2
o'clock on last Monday afternoon, as Mr. ;
Wm. A S. Conrad, of Johnstown, who was I
on a collecting tour for a sewing machine !
company In that place, was traveling in a i
one horse hnggy from New Germany to this j
place, and while about one mile from the
former place and five miles from the latter, j
three men suddenly appeared in the road out j
of the w.iods, otic of whom, with a revolver I
in his hand, seized the bridle of the horse. !
while another strnek him a blow on the head !
with a club and then pulled him out of the j
buggy. He was thrown down and after the
robbers had taken his pocket-book contain
ing forty-five dollars in bank notes, in the
struggle to obtain which Mr. Conrad was
veryroughH handled, receivinga severe kick
in the abdomen from one of the men. they
ran into the woods, possibly frightened by
Mr. Conrad's vigorous cries for assistance.
He has no idea who the three mep were, nor
were thev seen that day in the neighborhood.
One of the partv was much larger than his
two companions, while one of the latter had
side whiskers, and all three wore slouch bats.
Two men, we learn, were arretted in Altoona
fin Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of having
been concerned in the robbery. In appear
ance one of them resembles the larger man
and the other the smaller man with side
whiskers. Mr. Conrad, who was here on
Tuesday afternoon, went to Altoona when
he heard of their arrest, for the pnipose of
identifying them, and we learn this (Wed
nesday) morning that they were discharged,
Mr conrad faiiing to see any strong resem
blance on their part to his assailants.
Or.TTTATtY. Miss .lennie Cox, danchter of
John Cox. Esq., of Cnnemaugh lorough,died
at her father's residence, in that p!a"e. on
Wednesday of last week, in the twenty-third
year of her age. The health of the deceased
had been gradually declining since the death
of her brother Robert, about a year aero, but
nnti 1 recently strong hopes wore entertained
of her recovery. A short time since she vis
ited some friends in Connellsville, her parents
cherishing the hope that a change of climate
and scenery would be henefieial to her, but
about a week before her death she' was
brought hack to her home r.f terly prostrated,
and continued to grow weaker, "until at last
she calmly and peacefully passed away from
earth. During her long illness she displayed
a wonderful amount of patience and was re
signed to her fate. She was a bright and at
tractive young lady, gifted with more than
ordinary intelligence, end was an ornament
to the social circle In which she moved and
adorned with her many virtues. The parents
of the deceased have our heartfelt sympathy
in their great and irre?arah!e bereavement.
Miss Cox's funeral took place on Friday, ami
after a Requiem Mass had been celebrated,
her remains were interred in the Catholic
cemetery. In Bower Voder township. May
lier soul rest in peace.
On last Saturday night, while a young
man named John Keresy, of Altoona, was
out walkine with a young lady named Annie
Davis, so the story goes, thev entered the
grounds of the McCaulev residence, where
they were approached by a colored man who
said be was authorized to arrest, any tres
passers on the premises. They started to
leave the ground-, but he intercepted them
and caught hold of the girl and dragged her
into the woods. Keresy followed them,
whereupon the negro shot at him sevcal
times, one of thp shots taking effect in his
back. The girl, in a subsequent interview
with the police, said that the colored man.
after dragging her into the woods and threat
ening to kill her, succeeded in violating her
ndrtnn nn.l fl,nn 1 . : - rr i -
i 1 " ui'-ii iimoe ms-eseape. 1 p.us tar, '
we beiieve, thepolice have failed to find the
1 mill negro, iveresy s wound is serious, but
not necessarily fatal.
v5HKTtPFF'fi Sai.f.. Following is the list of
properties to be disposed of by Sheriff Grif
fith, the first one in Johnstown on Saturday,
Vi1 ' an1 tllp remaining six at the Court ;
House in this place nn Monday following : j
Houe and lot of prnnnd In Sth ward. Johnstown: !
property of Koarer Ihvm. :
All the rlirhr, title uni Interest or Abraham '
Ijorjireneeker of. In and to ios a"ro. more or Ie" 1
about. 70 acre cleared, in Klaekliek tmrn-ht. ' '
Al?o. 6 seres, more or !" of lnn.1 in Heade !
township : the property of Willinm Huntlnw. ;
ino noro. more or lep owner) hv .lohn '
I.timerennx and situated In Hlaekliek tnwh-dilp. '
Aln. i6 ero? more Br lee?, of John Martin, In '
t le:lrf)eM township.
Alo, 4fi ere, more or le. the property of Ab-
I.loyd in SniopiehennH township. j
A Mo. o0 r re. more or less, the lironnrtv r.r 1a1.ii i
Inmerennx. pnrlly in KIeklick and partly In
Jaek eon township.
TREE OF ( lIARfiE.
All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re
quested to call at James' Drug Store, Ebens
burg, and eet a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, ret of
charqt, which will convince them of its won
derful merits and show what a regular dollar
size bottle will do. Call early.
We hope they're coming, Mr. Owens, as
we've told them oft before, for saving mon
ey is an object which should attract, them to
your store. We mean, of course, the people,
who are well aware, we know, that they can't
buy any cheaper, no matter where they go.
So here's success to you, friend John.'and
may you never fail to find joy and profit
both in selling cheapest goods of every kind.
McDonald. Loretto, has just received a
car-load of A No. l'salt, which he proposes
to supply to his customers at prices cheaper
than the cheapest. He is also selling off all
kinds of summer goods at greatly reduced
figures, In order to make nxim for an early
Fall stock. Call and see.
(.'r.E'snN, Aug. 7, ISsj.
Dear Hfvp.y Tn my last letter T said my
next would hail from Greenbriar White Sul
phur Sp rings, or whatevet other famous lo
cality my friend "Chet" might be pleased to
retire for the summer, but "Chet" has dis
pleased me, and I cannot reconcile myself
with the thought of associating with sueb a
heartless excellency as he has proved him
self to be. His disapproval of our "wisdom
chunks" perfected scheme of taking care of
the people's money was infamous. After
our Honorable (?) Senators and Congress
men had devoted a whole session to perfect
ing a scheme fnr filling their exchequers, for
"Chet" to attempt to dash their fond expec
tations to earth was infamous. His impu
dence in intimating that honorable (?) na
tional legislators had no right to put the pulv
lie mnnev to private use. cannot be compla
cently submitted to. I am done with "Chef,"
as he has disgusted me. and will not spend
the summer in his society.
It rejoices my heart to hear the American
eagle crowing in honor of the exploits of our
navy. Tne hearts of the people of the whole
country should breathe easier at the infor
mation that our able bodied naval squadron
in the Chinese waters is bravely .sustaining
the American reputation. It seems as if
this happy nation will be able to cast eternal
defiance in the teeth of the whole world. It
is confidently reported that the "boiled lob
ster" is willing to run the risk of going to
sea in one of his own monitors.
The average Congressman devotes the
whole time of each session in perfecting
schemes of robbery, and it is wonderful
what ability the average Congressman has in
shutting up the eyes of his confiding constit
uents. They indignantly rejeet corrupt
amepdments attached to a measure by the
one house and sending it to committee of
conference who will be sure to'dicker and
final I j fix the bill up so that its objectionable
features arb all ietalned. The average Con
gressman can resort to a hundred tricks to
secure the success of coveted jobs, and pre
serve, the semblance of public irtue in the
eves of a worthy people to whom they owe
their elevation. The ability of the average
Congressman to shut up the eyes of his con
fiding constituents Is sublime. Shameless
subterfuges have become so common that
members of both houses openly boast of
their success in deceiving their constituents.
Up until the last few days I was simple
enough to believe that nothing could occur
in this world to astonish me, but lam con
strained to honestly acknowledge that an
ever loyal citizen of our glorious Union, an
Oliioan, has done something to disabuse my
mind of its false impression. He has more
than astonished me, having absolutely as
tounded me. He committed an act whi b I
considered Impossible for any "trooly loil"
A meriean citizen to be guilty of committing,
lie positively, yea, persistently, refuses to
receive a pension, and demands that his
name bn stricken from the pension roll.
This is fearful. The great fear is, that this
mnn having recovered from his disability
and refusing longer to be a government pau
per, may induce the many other thousands
of government paupers who have recovered
from the'r disabilities to follow bis example
by refusing to draw their pension and order
their names to be dropped from the pension
roll. It issmceiely to be hoped that theOhio
an's claim for glory will not lie followed by
any other "ever loyal" citizen of any other
State of this g'orious Union. It would be a
sad day for the "wisdom chunks' of the
"eave of winds" and the ' fog hanks," if ail
the "ever loyal" who have recovered from
their disabilities should refuse to be anv lon
ger government paupers. G. N. S.
Cahhot.i.tow-n, Aug. 2, ISSj.
Mr Deaii Frkf.max I see an article in
the Altoona Sum'av Morning of July 30th,
headed ' a bold operation," and which was
clipped from the Johnstown Tribune of July
2ttb It speaks of an operation performed
by Drs. Logan and McCoy upon a man
named Grady, of Minersville. The cist of
the article is a loud advertisement for the
aforesaid doctors at the disparagement, of
ot her physicians, and especially of Professor
Agnew, of the University of Pennsylvania.
That the artiele was published at the insti
gation of Logan and McCoy I cannot believe ;
yet their tacit approval of such an article
gives them a shade of the odium w hich halos
quacks. Were the matter set forth in the ar
ticle even true, it would lie unprofessional
on the part of said gentlemen to permit it to
come before the public. But it is not true
The disease which afflicted Grady, judging
from the description given in the article,
must have been either a psoas or a iliac ab
scess. While there is sufficient similarity
between an abscess pointing below Poupart's
Ligament an an aneurism of the upper por
tion of the femoral attery to confound those,
unacquainted with surgery, such an error
would not likely be committed by a skillful
surgeon. And if the diagnosis in the case in
question was so obscure as to be beyor.d I lie
discovery of Professor Agnew, it was surely
rash on the part of Logan end McCoy to op
erate. Because it happi-rn-d to be an abscess.
Logan and McCoy receive praise. Had it
been an aneurism, and had the patient died
nnder the knife, nothing would probably
ever have been suid of the matter.
I do not believe, however, that Profe.-sor
Agncw'p 'ia"Posis was correct iy set foithin
the article. Had he been of theopinion that
the tumor was an aneurism, be would likely
have operated, either by compression or liga
tion. It is more probable that he considered
It a psoas abscess, and wisely put his patient
on a preliminary treatment for operation.
In hospitals, patients are not always told all
the particulars about their disease.'nor is the
pian of treatment always laid down to them
in detail. They often catch up words drop,
ped by the doctors, out of which thev make a
diagnosis of their own, and then ascribe it to
the doctors. Whether Gradv did this I do
not kno, but if he did not, the Johnstown
Trihune has evidently been disgracefully
misrepresenting things.
As regards the "cranky" reference made
in the latter part of the article to President
Garfield's physicians, it is too plainly the
bombastic nonser.se of a newspaper quack
to need comment.
There are other inconsistencies in the arti
cle which I might point nut, but 1 will con
tent myself hy merely n questing the writer
of the article to let us know when Grady,
who he said would be out in a few d.-.ys, will
have recovered.
A fishing party, consisting of ladies and
gentlemen, went out from our town yester
day afternoon, and did the sport honor at
Nagle'sdaM and along Chest, creek. They
say that the "creek is pot worth a dam" for
any other purpose than fishing since Nale's
mill burned down, and that as for fishing it
iuu:ii "ol ijo uciier uy a uam si'e.
Wallclikf.
co.n.Mf.Mr.iTiox.'
' '- Kr.F.Nsr.uno, An?. 0, 13"2. '
Ed. FnEEMAN Jenr Sir: Tlcnse allow nie
to sneeost anl inquire wliv it is tdat all pub
lic lioarJs, such as .School Directors, Poor
House Directors, CountvComrnissji.pors c
do not publish the rTOcve(lino.s of their ineet
Ines. I see the Town Councils of the. di ff.-r-f-nt
boroughs do this, which is rinht ai the
people should noit what is beinc dnue hy
the "City Fathers," who are oulv the ser
vants of the people. Now, are the other
boards any less the servants of t'jc people
than they ? I think we ouht to know what
is comer on. T:il;e the p.-onle of fhi county
for instance. How manyV.f us know what
is (lout by the lT,r Director", who expend
thousands of the people's mnnev. It is true
there are statenints published armvally of
the receipts and expenditures, but then wo
can only read anil reflect ; whreas if pro
ceedings were published just afbr the meet
inns were !i Id the people, could see aud if
rn; lit approve: if not rirjht, condemn An
other tliincr. All these boards ouKht to have
a minority representation ; not that I would
imply dishonesty on the part of the different
hoards, but simply to see that things are
tfne in an economical manner. I claim that
ah these oflicials are hut the servants of the
people, and beine; such evervthir.c should be
lone in the clear licrht of day. and all thir
procecrtincs publisher in tiie newsparW,
for the newspaper is the educator and in
structor of the people. Sentinfi
onlrt Hardly Mnnd on Ilr reet.
R. V. Pif.uce, M. D., Buffalo, X. V
Bear Strl must tell youjwhat your medicine
has done for me. Iietore taking your "Fa
vorite Prescription" I could hardly stand on
my feet, hut. hy following your advice, I am
perfectly cured. The "Favorite Prescrip
tion" is a wonderful medicine for debilitated
aud ricryous females. I cannot express how
thankful I am to ou for your advice
Yours truly, JIus. Corxelia A i.t.isotc,
Peosta, la.
I.r.SSS IX Mll)RT.HAXD.
lf a Jlass of 10 01 12 persons can he se
cured, I will trive a course of lesions in the
akt of SHOJiT-HASii wiuTisn in Ebonsburz
at an early day. rt
For terms and other particulars, persona
interested will ph ase address "
. , J. Fkask Condon,
July 21, 1SS2.-U. Johiistowiii Ta.
fparkllnit T,yn,
Posy cheeks and clear complexion only ac
company cood health. Parker's Cinirer Ton
ic better than anything, makes pure, rich
tn,aD,3,ll,ri"cs Jflyous spirits,
btrenfcth and beauty. Ladies ti ti.-Ihaaar.
-.vfft A ! rev . don't you remember, sweet
A !'. !! It it T sweet Alice s; craeetul ami jn
t .ii !ni often had averred that she w..;d
m-ver foe: 1, v ,r.l. to a msn who didn't huv ln
'Mil. is m New York I'lothinic liiili. A hne.'tidv
Kir! wm fweet Alice. Ben Holt, and neatness In
aitit.- whu her style, ami that was why he did !
tet those men who never did invest in 'olien'
eioihinir any of their irreenbnok pile. No. 210
Main street, Johnstown, oppusit Opera House.
Moii Tp.cth thas ronrrov. Njwhtye beneath
the sen, no matter where a man may run. pan
there be lound, in choice array, so hnire a t-vk ,
we're tree to say, as men and boys, can always find.
In rlothine cheap, of every kind, at Star I'lotbinit
Hill, so lar'e and neat, in Johnstown, on famed
lUintnn street, where treatment fitr you'll always
meet. Ir om Jas. J. Murphy, kind, discreet, whose
iioods nn 1 prices none can" beat, all winch is true,
or we will treat.
A rsusosAL Rkflwtto'w. Husticns aroused
his wife Irom a sound sleep t'other nii?ht. savin
ho had seen a Khost In f h:ipi ot an ass. ' ( h. let
mo sleep," said the sensible woman we know
she Is sensible, hecniise she huys all thesnoe her
self and hitnily neeil. where the best and eoe-ipest
can alwiys he tn.nghtnt Klurnenthnl's lireat llust
ern Hoiit and Sht.e store, 11 VJ Eleventh avenue,
Altoona, P.i.
PKRSOXAL! TO 31 EX OMYI
TrK Yostatc HnT Co., Marshall, Mleh.. w'U
Send LR. JlVS'8 'BI.KBKATKO I'.I.KlTKi - "i LT A IV
Helts and Fi.F.crpie ArrLi rs on triiil forlhlr
ty days to men fvonne or old) who are athl'-ted
with Nervous iKhility. I,ost Vitality and Man
hood, and kindred tronhles. s-iiaanteelnir speedy
and eomplete restoration ol health and manly vln
or. Address as nhove. N. B. No nk Is ini iirred,
as thirty drivs trial is allowed. f&-2e.-6in. J
ANNOIINC KM KN T S.
ASS KM BL Y. .TosF.rn McT ox at. d,
of Khenshuiy- will he a candidate fur nomi
nation, snhj.vt to O' luoemtie ro!e. at the tiuxt
primary elerllon fordamhria county.
ASSEMBLY. EDTTOTi FrtF-FMAN
n-7r -Sir- Please announce the name of A.
J. 'hhisty, of Loretto, as a candidate Tor Assem
hly. siii.jcrt to the rnlc; of the Iemort!e party of
1'amhrla ereintv. MANY HKMUCKA'l'S
Loretto, March 22, lss.-nt.
ASSEMBLY. We are authorized to
to nnnonnee the name of N'athasiei. IIorxh,
of Joi n-town, ns a riTMI.lafe f,,T Assemi.l v at the
eommir primary eleetion, siiiijeet to the rules and
conditions whi.'h irovern the liemoerrttle party of
C'amhrla county In its ehotee of candidates.
ASSEMBLY. "We are anfr-oiire.l to
aunounee that T,. I). Woonnrrr. T Johns
town, -will he a candidate for renotnlnatlon at the
eotninsr Democratic primary eleetion as one of the
Representatives from this eountv in the SUute Lo
tlsl.'tnre. and that ho will faithfully ahhle hy tke
decision of a majority of his fellow' Iomocra"ts as
indicated by the vote east at s;ild primary eleetion.
AS'vEMTilYr,- Epttor Freeman :
You are aurtiorized to annmine the. name ot
M11 iiafi. Whackkn, nl (allitzln Horonj-h. as a
candidate lor Assembly. snlieet to the ai proval
or rep-ctlon of the liemoeratie ToteTs at the eoni
Intr primary eleetion. Knowinir 1 Is fitness and
worth, we can earnestly commend Mr. Uraoken to
the cordial support of every I'emoerat tn '"amhria
county: MANY CITIZENS,
(iallitzin, Mar.ili I882.-t.e.
F OTl .ASSEMBLY. The iindorsignetl
offers himself to the Democracy of 'amhrlil,
county as a candidate for the Ieiclslatnre. and If
found worthy the support of a majority of his fel
low Iiemoerats nt the eomlng primarv election,
and is en lorded at the p. oils in Nov mher net, ho
pledges himself to serve t.he Interest? of all con
cerned to the best of his ahility aad entirely re
gardless of either fear, favor or affection.
JOSKl'H Ul'IWAIiU,
Ehensbursr, March 10, 12.-2111.
yroTE ror;
JOHN 31. KING,
OF JOIfXSTOWS.
K O 11 ASS K M H K Y .
At the Democratic Primary Election, An?. 19th, ISM,
SHE BIFF. We are rr qiif-sted to an
nounce thr.t the name of .Tcsi.vn Waters, of
Johntown , wil1 he presented to the Democrats of
'amfirla county for the office "f Sheriir. subject to
the rnlcsi iroveminK the party, nt the .approach ln
primary eleoth.n.
SHE TUFF. At the solicitation of a
a number of friends I herehv oii r myself to
the nomocracy of Camhria county as a candidate
for Sheriff, and wili abide hv their decision at the
comlnir primary election. ' It. A. LI Til KK.
'arroll Titp., Juno !'. isl2.
SITEBTFF. Tiie nmlersi rued will le
a candidate for nomination at the approaoh
'nif Democratic prlmnry elect ion. subject of course
to the rules of the partv. lor the offi-e of sheriff of
i 1'ambria countv, and hopes to be deemed worthy
of the favorable consideration of his personal and
political friends. .TCS. K. DCKHIN.
Allegheny Twp., April 21, lso.-te.
POOH DII.ECTOl. "We are autlior
lred tn announce that Charles Kllck. of Lo
retto hcronirh, will be a candidate fur l'oor House
Director at the eetulnif Democrat'' primary elee
tion, the result of which lio ledges him'sell to
abide by.
POOH HOUSE DIBECTOR. We
are authorized to ann' unce that Joitw Koha
KAi'mi. of frovle township, will he a candidate
for Poor House Director at the coming Iemocra'io
primary flection, Milject to tho rules governing
the pariy.
POOH IIOFSE DTBECTOB. We
ore anthorired to announce that Jacob Wau
kc. r.f Wast,jrit.mn townshi p. will be a eand id ale
for Poor House Director, subject to the rules which
irovern Democratic primary elections, and if nom
inated am! elected ho pie. lyes himself t i serve the
taxpayers of the county to tho best of his ahility.
POrm DTTJECTOTl. We are antlior
T7Pi to nnnounr,rt thr Tifun of .1fn" (Vvrtskt,
of Ailirhc;ny township, as n c-indMi tf for Itwr IH
rorrr t the iTkroofT: in a: Tmof rn Mo primnry plcc
! tion. If:iv:nir l-nt n n JVnvvr:'t a;l IrU lit. ami
' llovfncr !iimscir c'-nn-otc-nt to f!trVoT,r thf dntles
itf of noc ImrH'PMv nn! rrptt:ihly. Mr. t'nrnry
: enrruf tly s-WiiMts 1 1. e mpinrt of his persuul bldu
: jiolitlcal frlor.t!? throtiuhour. the county.
A' UDITOlfS NOTICE. Tiie iin.ler
signed Auditor, npnointed by the Orphans'
'onrt of c t.a m btia county to report distribution of
tho fund in the hnnd of Francis ,r. Raker. Ad
ministrator of Apollnnia Hiker, late of Susque
hanna township, dec ased, hereby notifies all par
ties ir forested that no will sit nf'Ms office In Fb
enV.urr, on TprJay, .vcf.f f.o, Jsc, at 1 o'clock,
r. m.. when nnd where all persons Interested may
attend, If they seo preper.
M. D. KTTTKLL, Auditor.
Khenshurs:, Ausr. 11, l.-nt.
AY,
UDITOn'S NOTICE. Tiie urn't r-
unetl An litor. apiv.lnscd hv tho Orphans'
Court to distriliute the fund in the hands of Oeo,
VV. Fmphehl, Fxeootorol APraham Makin, dee'd,
n shown hv his first and fnnl r.ccount, hereby
if Ives notice that he will sit nt his ofllce in F.hcn
hury, on StJt'trt!?v. Avntt Crh. J'-?. at 1 o'clock.
T m .. tor the puriMise of attendinn to tho duties of
hl nptointment, nt which time and place all par
ties interested may attend, if thev s-e proper.
ALV1N KVAXJ, Auditor."
Fhensnr?. Aup. 11, lj,3t.
AUDITOR'S NOTR E. In tiie mat
fer of theasslujned estate of Joseph Van Or
lner snd wife.
llnvlne heen ajipointed Auilitorto ascertain the
amount itue all persons claiminir a preference out
ol the fund in the hanils of the Assiirnje for the
wagres of laor. I herehy Klve notice that I will
i atteml to the duties fit my appointment at the
J hotel of John Kenilor, in St.. Auirusjino, on Tnrs
I rtoy. S'lth dm; of AhiiiuI, at 9 o'clock, A. M., when
i and where all interested mav attend.
F. A. SHi KMAKF.K, Auditor,
j Ehenshure, Auif. 11, isj.-'it.
A' DMINISTKATION NOTICE.
Es'ate of JosiAn M. t'HursTV, dee'd.
Letter" of Administration on tho estate of .losl
: ah TVI. lhristy, late of Oallitzln borouich, dee'd.
I havinar heen granted to the ondersisrnel. all per
' Sons tnde'.itett to said estate are herehy notified to
! make Immediate payment, and njl persons having
.' claims airalnst. the same will present them, pro
i perly authenticated fur settlement, to
j KKHKl'IH ANN ( HKISTY,
I Administratrix of Josiau M. tlHKiSTV, dee'd.
I (Jalllt.Tln, Fa.. Auk. 11, l82.-5t.
I PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UY rlrtno of an order of the Court of Common
Fleas of Cambria coun'y, tho undersigned,
i Committee of MAt.iAF.rr JIi IIaku, a lnnatie.
will exyiose to sale, ny pnolle auction or outcry, at
the Court House In the Borough of Kbensburir. on
TiiiirsSay, tie 31st flay of August, '82,
At 2 o'clock, r. M-. the following described real
estate, to wit:
Hie fine fniliiided Sifh of Two-Thirds of i
riKCE on Tit act or ZjAxd
situate In the Townships of Carroll and Sus ue
hanna. tn the County of Camhria. warranted In
the name of Catharine Ann Heading, adjoining
lands of CJeorsre Miller, Peter Schlra, .lames Cun
ningham, and others, containing 311 Acres,
more or less.
Tbrxs : To be cash on confirmation of sale.
1SADUKE LILLY, Committee.
Anor. 11, 1S82.-3L
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
or VALUABLE
Riyt, Estate i
TY vlrtne of an order Issnintf out of the Orphans'
Court of Carnhria county, to me directed. 1
will expose to public sale on the premises, on
SATUIWAY, SErT. 2nd, 1SS2,
Af 2 o'clock, p. m., the following deserihod real
estate, the property of I'limBToriiSfi Ix KisnoDi,
late of Allegheny township, deceased, rn:
All that certain Piece or Tarcel or Land
situmte In Allegheny township, Camhria eonnty.
Fa., about 4V miles from loretto, ai) liainif lands
of F. A. Storm, heirs of Chrlstojiher Keijrel.
rn.l Sphfelhaiter, ffeore Flick. Anlhony Con""!,
and ethers, eontainine 107 Arsi, more or less,
hIkwi 70 arret of which are cleare-, and havlK
thereon erected a two story I'lasi Uocbb anda
Lo Hask Kahh.
TF.n.ns of NAi.r.
fine-third of the purchase money to be paid at
the eonliruial ion of the sale, and tiie remainder in
two eijual annual payments, with interest, to be
secured hv the judgment bond an l mortgage of
the purchaser. JIISKI H Iiili:E.
Trostw to sell real estate ol CuKit-TOrBBB JBckcji
ROnE, deceased.
AlleBber.y Twp., Aug. 11, lSSJ.-St.
! COMMISSIOXERS" SALE
Seated and Unseated
LANDS!
rrTIE COMMlssiiiXF.KS or Cambria Pocstt
1 will oflcr at public sale, at the tour lloutr in
Lbtnsburg, on
Monday, the Utn flay September, 1882.
At 1 o'rlork, I. yi ., the following j lees and
traets of Seate.l and In seated Lands, which were
purchased at Treasurers' sales and have been held
live years, subject to but without redemption :
SEATED L.LVD.
t-i
? bAMES.
i
r
Yfnr
of
Purchatc.
All A K 3 TWF.
Jam- Kosn
A LI.Kli HET TWP.
1 Nicholas Nnale
1 Fatrick F. Ilowloy
Ii. L. John-ton
lohn arol .ls. Ilntton....
......Silonion Kamey .....
DA Kit TWP.
Samuel Lamer
Win. Mclionai l
SlAl'KLII'K TWP.
Jacoh lelh
Hammond A Williams....
CAM KM A BOH.
Mathlas Klnir
Catharine Karly. .........
23
.1-78
1S76
.T12
.lstvi
.is-'n
.l'eVS
.l'iVJ
.1178
.1878
.1170
.1878
5
4 1
1
ioo
TT
6J
160
80
1
.18
1K74
.1S74
.1174
.174
.1574
.1?4
.18T4
.1876
i lavi,i;Kowcr
1 I. F. Livrht
1 Hierhanks k. Hums......
.......l.icob Kennre
1 ...... F.Ta n 1. .fores
1 M.'F. Keliy
..Ca'.hnriuo Farly . . ........
t'AMnniA twp.
1 O. MoCarthv
W m. S. Williams
John .1. F.vans
Uavia T. J;ime.,
CARRO-L TWP.
lavid Davis
C1IKST PIT.
Jacob Naiile
i'LEA II PI KI P TWP.
Pantel and Oeorpe Kraft
Michael Will
s. Valentine Has
Samuel Olvin
......Abe Humjihrevs..
A. L. liol Inlay.
...Thomas Kays
John IltTiiherllne
Thomag Kays.:
Mlnifham A'Holliday. ...
Samuel Calvin
A.J. Steel
COSEMAC8H BOB.
1 Christian Klock
S John Fulti
1. John Sill
K Oeorite Wolf
yi Henry A. Frost
1
2
1
12
SO
lufl
n
.1Si"J
.1S70
.1S78
.1870
.1S72
.li
.1
.i-8a
.17'1
.1S72
.117'i
.174
.1874
.1H78
.1878
.1878
.1S78
ei
4'0
27
4'-9
fn)0
f
14)
2i )
HO
200
400
.1814
.134
.184
,1S4
.1
.1854
.184
.1814
.174
.1878
.171
.18-2
.1574
losepn or Jonn (ruM....
7..
. An-lrew Somerlv'a est.
..Lailen Sei-hman
. Matthew Ketily
..Fins Ylerinif
rOKMACOII TWT.
..1'iho TVinovan. ........
1 Win. vV'alHins
Win. Orr
c rostlk twp.
Joseph Kitner
....Fatriek McTntire or McAteer.
...... f.-orKe Wertf.. ..............
1 Win. 1'rinnle est
2 1'eter V irner
lofeph Kitner
......Itnniel i'linmvcr
1'enna I. K. '"o
......Thomas Cniyio est..........
..... .James Hiirtce
W,n. 15. Hullcr
1 W m. Kaniest
Airncs Hurke
1 lohn W. Jones
1..... .Jacob Seee
1 Kdward Wadsworth
gallitzi: BOB.
1 Mrs. Kushman
OAIXITZIS TWP.
I.... . .dacoh F.-icle ...........
1 Cornelius flailfan
Solomon Kamey
1 fa-'oti Foirle
John Mclluith
iwen Clark
Michael Inmond
1..... .James M : uiiouifh or.t
1...... Andrew elites, jr
JACK 5"1 X PIT.
Wm. IVuloon
I'r.ul I i.jhnnar, jr
...... James I'-kles
K .1 ert Urannon
Albert Fov
Thomas Kam r
John W. MiHifcr
Wm. Flattery
.1. F. Jallahan
1 John C. Klder
..... Kphrlam M -Kelvey
fleortte Wairner..!
......Feter lihooif,
F. F. Brown
juKj'Toirj non.
Wafsnn h Oalloway
1 "hnrles Johnston. '.
Win. A. Alters
l......Wm. Killin
1 Owen K. .'trers
.Samuel Kaulman..,
I Fhilip ?raifer
1 lohn SJie-nnn
1 John W. Iiavis
1 Hetirr Tross
1 luhi! Fry
1 Nicholas Antin
JOHXPTOWS FIRST WARD.
1 Conrad Wittle
l....-..fohn Koberts
JOHSSTOWS PECliSO WARD.
James M. .Morgan...
jobsstuws rorr.TH wakd.
H Henry Theller
johnstowx 8ii.ru ward.
1 P. Sherer
1 Conrad Smith
MILLVILI.B BOB.
1 Andrew Torley
1 Keese I. Uavis
1 John J. Lewis
1 Robert KimonJ
Michael It.iran
1 W hite 4t Co
Mt'SSTKR TWP.
John Is'oel
riir.s.rE"T noR,
1 Par id Williams
lurm.Asn twp.
Joseph hnrmiui
...... Jacob K if. pie. ........ .......
Fhihp W ridle
Kmiinuel Noon
1 John Hershocrifor
Wm. B. Stnll..'.
......Satnuel J. Smith
C. Ho'.sinirer
Conrad Stufft
Mary S Murphv
E. V. Moore...'
Samuel Horner
Shank it Miller
John Loved
...... ittbarine Noon
...... Sebastian Pull
Theoilore Ma kin
. . .. . .Joseph Lane
Joseph Miller
1 Patrick Porsey
BfiTMERBILL TWP.
John flels
..... John Kinir
...... AN'p ft Shiner
......Terenee McF.nrue
Joseph puulap.jr
John Oel
......Terence McCnne
Alsip A Shiner
C. H. Fills
K. L.Johnston
Wm. K. 'hit
..... .James Ilurke
Pnniel Snerhino, jr
Joseph Hurke.....
Henj-imin Noon
Oeotve Lillv
Alsip A shiner
...... I4eoriro Lilly .-
Sarah Flurrsmer
.... ..Alice rinifhes. ..............
W m. A. Skelly
Iaac W. Flunimer
Wm. A. Skeilv
Hannah Wolf
Wm. A. Skelly
Pavid P. Fvans est
Alice Huahea
Alice Hughes.... ...
Alice HuL'hes
......Alsip At Shiner
Albert Wilon
Fatriek McCrosfln
Levi Keam
Simon Pimon i
Hiram Crnm
Fhlllp tleorire
Fhilip tieore
.Fhilip reori;e
81'MVITVILLS BOB,
40
211
110
.Jo-'n
.1862
1'2''2
.14
.lrt8
.18'8
.1 8
.170
.l-70
.K-72
.1.72
.174
.174
.1178
.is:a
23
11
2.".5
IS
'ii
5
..1870
..170
..172
..18-2
..li72
. .T-72
. .174
..1H-4
..1-'1
..18T3
. . 1 1-?
!!i'i
. .1 j
..T-'4
. .l-i4
..16t.4
. .1"S
..l-2
..1872
..1T2
..ls-4
...l'-7S
..178
..1?73
. .1C4
..1'.4
..14
..l7o
..170
. .170
..W
..1"0
..1"0
. 170
..1170
..170
..1888
. 1'"8
243
2
1
1
120
118
60
1'iO
64
60
15
73
20
2M)
M
65
100
.IStJS j
,.15T3
, .178
..176
. lsfl2
.. v2
,.14
..15
,.litf
,.1.76
..1874
..1S72
,.T2
,.164
.14
,.18fl
,.1'8
. .18
. 170
..170
..1870
..170
..170
..1870
..172
..172
..1872
..17'2
..172
..172
..1874
..la7o
..1884
..14
..1884
..14
..16
..1M
..li?
..183
. .1"8
..1HH
..1"S
..170
..170
. .170
..1-70
..1870
..170
..170
. .l-o
.172
..172
..172
..1T2
..172
..1872
..!-
..1P74
..176
..178
,.17
.178
,.178
..178
,.!7
.1878
.179
..l-8
..1878
..1862
,.1M2
,.l-e2
.l-4
200
7o
to
2.S
129
104
60
64
100
so
60
60
145
871
60
20
8
14?
371
8
20
872
33
P0
4O0
12
prso
vol;
20
20
lt
19
65
87
10
6T
7
80
19
10
45
10
20
10
SO0
49
40
2S
2d
118
ISO
....John Coulter
STSOrBHAXJIA TWP.
....John Tiloore
....Christopher Pucker
... .Andrew Kelly
Lewis P.Keith
....John Cunninthain
,...lm. Kutzles
. . . .Thomas H. M"oore
....Thomas H. M.Kiro
.... Thomas H. Moore
....Joseph Mrpniiald
....Fyrne At Sr.yder
....Win. I'iait est
. .. . W in. Fiatt est
Wm. Meponuld
P. Janes
TAYLOR TWP.
, (Jeorce Linsey
-.Inicl Koui?h
. .. James Keiilv
W. W. Harris
Thomas Hildubraod
pavid Teeter
80
25
70
"5
ll'
1
170
60
170
5S
154
W0
100
.1-64
.l' 4
.14
.1M
.1. 8
.1-18
..170
..170
170
.174
-174
.1878
..I(f2
-1.'4
..l'-4
-1H4
-1 'i4
-1---4
..164
,.1V
1..
1.
1..
21
Samuel Smith ......
Michael Kamey,
1.
...Isaac jenries
...James Smith
...Annline Kerr.
.. Joseph Oeorire
!.!Kaaer(widow ot P.)
,.17J
. 170
..1870
..170 !
,.172 I
.l-2
.172
..1872
.1872 I
1..
1..
1..
350
1 John W ' Jones
j.'. Jt.lwiird Peilen -
1 Sarah Roberts ......
Charls MJthacl.... ,
1 H ,ey
1 ' mi'- II "V
-or,.,..
!"i
is"t
1--4
l-'4
.1 v..
- S7
- 1:1
..l':
i I . 1 -1 ' K t-,T,t,,
1 l b .ii. Ku.nev.. .
1 lohn .N-in ;
1 lit. t ' B Kill tiev
1 lot, ii i Ne ll ..'
1 .lan.es 11. A ilsu:....,
1 llrhlitet Sett
wai:inutiM t p.
1 .la? -b Narlc est 1
1 luvid l.aiter I1.'
1 1"ln Murjhy. . .. 1'J
1 U tn. Hru.-e.. .. . 1'.'
T- K -v, C. M She.. I. an 18 -2
W8 3eo. A Alex. I?uchai:an 1V 2
1 llri.lffet f tr.iwley '
1 .lame- Pure IS'1
1 ieor.-. Fenny..
1 Mrs. l'r. 't. r
loi l.-hn Hnrmiui.. i-'-
' K. L. Jol,nt..n
120 F-iward Kurke est l7o
1 .1 imes Hurns l'i
to I..ar.l liMtke Is7.i
1 .lilUlcs II. I'lVer. Is72
l..... Jehu l.'amev ...18-J
5 Kileti .V I'-.-e MeLauithlln
1 Fi last 'rti in 1 72
1 1 lui Mu'i-hv 172 i
1 Wm. K. ll iwl e-- i-2
1 F.r' Vet Pra.liey 17"2
1 .J.in Hums .l-4
2-' I.' M. Lemon's est .174
60 Th'ima-Carmlicst 1: j
1 James Hums ls?8
tH Jolm Fra.lv .. ..... I "8 1
1 1 Pani. l Hel'sel W8 I
4 . hilill KliejiMT.jr 178 :
1 .Ell.il Cruai 1-T8 j
1VH1TK TWr. f
5 John Fdminspin 1'2 j
25 Wm. H. l!an-1 iss i
15 Samuel Iloi.-s. l-'s I
4"1 .1 irres F.. Pivls ts-. I
75 leftreys s. Her.lir.c 170
60 Simon Noel 1T2 j
24 W in. Keatn. 1-74 ,
4o .1 lines K P.ivls is:4
2 los.H .lien ...174 i
60 John H. Inell 184 j
S .laeks.m Kinney 178
70 Hcniair.in K--fs 178
178 1.vonell Weld 178
40U lames F. PaviS . 178
1"0 Albert Mtlinran 1878
WILSiORK BdB.
. llarkin it et..
..CJeoriro Pean
,.1"8
..ls7
TOPER TWP.
1 Oe,,ri.e Orris ia"2
l.VJ John flown 1 KH4
.........John lianan 1M
25 JohnCroyle l4
4 .lohnCunn 18e8
IS Patnel Ii beam 1870
1.6, Wm, McLaughlin 172
1 1 Anthony Snowdon .....172
4 John Kunsni.in 172
lS'I Henry Fjtsch lj7'2
1 John Kurtz, jr 187J
1 1 ...John Mvcr? 1872
5' Wm. M'ilaohlln 1874
1 Hlratu K-ed 1874
UNSEATED LAKB.
Jc't. Per. Kamrt.
- ' Adam TV 75.
VtMT mf
Purchase.
1879
400
60
20
1"0
2t
25
150
60
60
62
40
3 3
223
1..8
4 5
4"0
123
"8
4-1
1-23
43
4.-3
4 3
lo0
lo8
4J8
14
4.:0
4 0
14
1-S
1"0
"0
10
Edward Breneman ....
Blatklick Tie,.
W illlam IaTls
ltuncan A Hralller
Amirew Pall
Cambria Twp.
John B tl
lohn Hoy. I
Evan !. Davis
A nilrew I nfl
W m. Humhatner
Carroll Tirp.
80 PanUd B.irr
Pavid liarr
("Rf.; Tu-p.
100 Fr-der'.ck MoTyaonx..
.l"7t
...1872
-.178
..11S8
...170
...1872
..178
...178
..1870
..170
1T0
12-2..
......Martin Meyer
John M yer
170
167
18.
108.
....James Kuth 179
fieorve Sweniz..-, 18"2
Henry I'hillps l 2
lohn Ketland (part of; 1-72
-lohn A-hhy .....i"2
Henry Philips. 1"4
John Ashley psT4
Clearfield Twp.
60..
if.-!!
(in..
143!!
iw..
103..
Kohert Kvr.ns
freortte Kicliardi. ......
Joseph 1 n.xler
.....James Hoops
Samuel 'aivln .
..1?8
..!8'8
...170
..172
.172
-1-72
-1-72
. I"4
..174
...1--8
,..178
..178
eo
...lerse Hoops.
..STiinuel ( alvin
...Tarnf s Harris
...Ie-se Hoops (iiart)
CO..
J I'lies II, ops
IH.-riiis ' i-Mohan
J'i 1 ii i r-tnler, jr
C'ro;. r 7'i--i.
Wm. Chirk
1-'S
Samuel Thomas, 4 lots 1570
(ra'U'Z''n 'J
R. L. Joh.T-t--n.
Martha iP:Tiiian..
Ni 'h -la. Hell
s. c. Maker
Solomon liaLucy...
Jctknon T:rp.
T-jl n ?le nultv...
1 lives Stilt "
1'hil.p Aiwio.j
Sitruaa I'avii
kichtand 7 !..
Joseph Ai"kroy...
1-n-io Hrer.-itin.. ..
W ui.Ni.hu'.s
14
40H
4 i)
11
2'JO
...l-'K
...170
...1-.J
...172
...172
300
6-1
61
113
.170
.1-70
178
,T4
.1- 8
.1-70
177
.'n-iiirl ? 7 7'i.-.
Win. Sru th 18
1.' L. ,foh:i"on 1'8
131 J;: cob totu-hr our 18
5ue7t'c icinu Tirp.
S. W. I'i- her 1v-2
Morgan .lames 1872
400
230
443
111
ll"0
Wet.
11.
:,.7ton f'trp.
irv Sh-irp
ir. i
160
El!
ISO
2.'.'2
60
60
60
21 0
... 188
1--
l7o
.....l"
!-2
....172
.... l-7'2
178
....1576
l'eter Watt
.. M. Kvan.
Fhilip r :i.7.s
Slir.i.n H
liariel 7.1nrrv
Ii.nuel Hi nrv
.... l -o. . K. 7-.hm
Fhilip. e-t
White Ttrp.
13. . ..
1M
Tohn l"l:iv
.tieonje HUi
.(feoiae F-ddle
l-4
18-M
.... 18-6
1',8
1870
l7i
170
170
1"0
170
172
171
172
172
172
1874
174
1S"
176
, i:
1878
1878
178
179
1S7
.1.3
.'-3
So
371
174
45
M
119
371
28,0
4&
leo
4
17
S-23
4
I.';o
W
V0
371
S71
153..
1 hofnns -,unley
73 ,
103
...W in. Ku-h
....Apple V Berser
wlohn K'-t 1 ui.l ,
...John Servos-
.. Th.-mns T.ivn
....Wm. Hu'h
73
-James l iy
lohn Ketland ,
John Myer
tfrafl A la'eno
81 flejrue r:ifl
80 Hra-r FhllllHi
tlrafl A M alone
13 John Clay ,
John Servoss
John Mvrii
7n Wm. Ko'sh
73 Wm. Kuth
l orfer Tt-fi.
Oeoriro Hates
treorte 'rates
Wm. Werti
John Werta .
1PT
14-3
1X1
200
The owners ef the above pieces or tmets of land
desirtnor to redeem them, can lo so by applyinr to
the Commissioners at '.heir office before toe time
of the sale.
JOHN rAIIPBELL, 1
S. W. DAVIS. MJomnilssioner.
JfrSF.Frt lRKlT'E,
W. II. McMn.i EN, Clerk.
Commissioner's Utflce, tbensburj, Aug. 7, 188X
WOSDEBFrL lS8TBrE3T8ll
On which any om can play.
THE McTAMMANY
Organettea, Melope&zu and AntomaUo OrgO,
Fend for Cirealan, Cstaloynet of Mafic, ko
J. McTAJtUnUrrr, Jr.
InTTOtoi aa4 Maao&ctunr. won
AQENTS WASTED,
iro i.
X. W. DICK,
ACEXT TOn. THE
OLD HARTFORD
FlRHIXSUItAXCHtOMT.
C(IMMKN'CFI) HT S1NES!8
F.hecsburK. July 21. !-2.-Sib.
STRAY SHEET. St rayf-,1 from the
pretni-es of the "tibsen'-.-r. at hea l ef Flare
j ivo. o, in w asntnuion tonhip. on or about the
j 1st of July, four head of sheep and three lambs.
I line df the sheep is a buck, as Is also one ot the
' lambs, but only two of the older fw are marked,
J smd m:irlc eonsistinir of a slit or notch In one ear.
: One of the old ewes hus '!.- a 'mall bell on her
neek. A liPeral reward will t e p.tnl igr anv infor
mation that will lead to the recovery ol said" si .,.j,
I. J."HACLFF.
Washington Twp.. Jn'y 2', l-'2.-lt.
i A DMIXISTKATIOX NOTICE.
' F-'ate of Jiiu-( (Irew, dee'd.
; Letters of administration on the estate r.f John
(trew, late or Wllmore borniiih, I'aml ria countv,
' ileeeased, havinz beeu traii'e.i te. the nn-ler-tirtied
; notice is hereby irlven to ail per'or.s tnd.ted to
! sail estate to make lmmi.,vi pnrment. snd those
liavinr claims or demands anai'iist trie e-tate of
; said decedent will nifke known the me without
j delay to M A K A K FT O l( K V ,
Administratrix of joujt liaiiw, deo'd.
I Wllmore. Jnly V8, l-2.-t.
STATIOXAEY ENGINE for Salk,
with Holler and other appurtenances, in r.-vxi
r.-pair. Can be seen at t he .-..niiian shaft t 'olliery,
Konscretk Station. 1". K. U.
N. H. WESTBKOOK,
Sonman, June a, 1852.-ti. P. R. It. Agent.
Invitation.
Strangers arc invited to v'i5;t
our store, when In Philadel
phia, to leave packages there,
and to make a convenience
of it generally. It is a handy
place, right by the new City
Hall, at the very center of the
city. It answers our purpose
to welcome you, and to pro
vide for such of your wants
as we can.
The store is about twice
as large as it was two or
three years ago; made so by
tuulcr ground and
building overhead, .nd by ex
tension on Chestnut street.
Parts of the store are about
as comfortable as any place
can be; and cne of the most
comfortable parts is now be
ing got ready for the rest and
.-: ;resHment of strangers.
One of the plcasnr.t things
about tiie store always has
been the fact that you can
walk all over it, cither alone
cr with a guide, without ever
being aske d to buy a thing.
We kno .v very well that most
of you come to us for a good
share of your supplies; why
should we spoil your visit by
intruding goods upon your
attention, when you come to
see the place ?
But perhaps you are not
coming to Philadelphia just
now. Very well; take a cool
er time. It's cool enough in
the store, when you get here.
You can write for any goods
that you may happen to
want; and get them, proba
bly, just as well as if you
were on the spot. Any how,
you know, you can return
whatever you get that you
don't like.
Wc sell more sorts of
tilings than we can put into
an advertisement So, what
ever you want, suppose you
drop us a line. We'll help
you if we can.
John Wan-amakmc
CiMr.nt Tl.trtwr.tli ar.1 Market
Ptretts. and City -hail square,
lli!i.lMUH:.
State Normal School,
rrcsents I n'nrpav-ed I'arlllile for
rrrparhm Tearlirrs for Inler.
Ins Trit-tr I iell of Labor.
Th-r lJ no m..-e rio'd-- pur-n't than
that ( niie.iUir.ir liuti.an chiir.i-ter, an-i
p.i i; renter l-eiii lu-'tor than the trti y fuo-ce-f'li
te-iel;er.
If you intend to teaeh, prep-ire y.,""--i-!f
tlien.aahly, and ttms make y .ur w-tk
Idetisant and r r.Pil le for ycnr-tlf ar.d of
r a.' rr to u' :.t 1 1.
Fvc-ry l.-:i -!.tr sK .i:l 1 take m full course
at a j.r-if.-s-!.ina! f .h. 1, and Fenn-ylvrinia
offers yoa rj.me sopero-r to that of the
' TvnT'Vi rrrn rnnni nf v:
lA.ii n iluiUilXiiJ loUiii-LlJ 111 ILUliO
1. IK'ATl'iX. teiatliul, convenient
and healthful.
2. F.riLidMj ai.i Arri ktfxan-
I'ES, U1H xei lied.
3. ISTIMTtKS, exj.erlcnced and
successful.
4. n K AI d ATKS stand h'gh wherever
known.
5. Ct'l'llSK of STl'PY and plan or In
struction are what youlneed If you have de
termined to become an earnest and fuo
cesful teacher.
FALL Term will open SEPT. 4, 1SS2.
For further particulars al Irefj
L II. DUIILIXG,
July 14. 1882.-81.
FKIMIPAL.
OF THE LIMITS OF THE
i BOROUGH OF GALLTZIN.
PTH'E Is hereby plven that an application
jLA will be ma le to tne Court ol Q iart r Sesif i.t
of Cambria county, on the first Monday ol next
"Sefctemlier Se-slons, to annex to the l."nnii(h of
(ladiiiit and to become a part thereof, the l. liow
lnar de-cril.ed territory adjominit said toronirh,
and r.ow embraced tn the "t-.w:j-!iip ol (lalliizin.
viit teTimeni-mi at a fi-tst, corner. .n the line rli
vlding Tunnellull and tvallltiiu l.oruuehs ; tiince
north eiifht and one-fourth decrees, east ninetv
fire and fix-tenths erehes, to a white oak: there-
north feventyme and one-half deirrees, west forty
two and seven-tenths perches, to a white oak;
thence north seventy-nine and one-half detrreea,
west one hundred and nlneu-en and Fix-tenU t
perches, to a chestnut oak ; thence south sixty and
three-fourths det;r"es. west one hundred and nine
ty perches, to a berh ; thence sooth thlrty-toar
nl three-fourths decrees, we I forty five and elitht
tenths perches, to stimes ; thence sooth tbirtv-fi v
and one-half defrrees, east one band red and tfttrty
six perchee, to a hemlock; thence south thirty
even and one-half deifi-ees. east one hundred an l
forty-eeven perches, to a post on public road: then-e
north seyenty-slx ami three fourths deirrees, east
elthty-fonr and two-tenths pot-ehe. to a pist on
lino of the boundary t Ja:iiti-.n t.orouirh : thence
by the line of the l.o.jTi.l iry of tTtliitz.n borouich
tiie following c .urces and .li-tan-es, vix: Norib,
etifhty-three and tiiree fourth- detfrees. wect two
hun.i're.1 an t thirty-six lurches, to a post : thence
ni.'tli twenty-i.ir.e" and one-tourtli ai-itrees. es,st
f-.rty elaht and hve-t-nil.-- p -ei M. to a po-t :
tiience north ixty-two and one tourtti iK-tfrees
eat one l.nndred and eiittty-eiv ft i-en-lie. to m
t.o-t ; thence south tvremy-rve and t hr-e l.'un ts
d "ifre-,'eat onehnti '.red pi rches, to a p .st, the
I :ace f beiiitiiDk'.
sFCHFFK K1TTII.L.
Allov.ri.tJor l'rtuionert.
Kben?hnn. Fa., Atic. 4. l-'2.-f)t
Notice to Taxpayers.
IN accordance with an Aet ol me (ieneral As
sent, ly o! t'HS ' .tumoTiWeHlth. ar proved the
6:h diy of April. 1-72. rrlntj-nf ti;0 eo!eeti.,n
ol txes In t':ifT.!.-.a e .iintv. n-.ice 1C hert-v piven
to taxpayers r--i ! i n u: in the districts !eh'.w"r!mi
that the Cout.ty Treasurer, in compliance wl h the
2d Se--ti..n ol s.:i.l Act. wiil s-iend at the piaee ,.f
holdmir tl.elowiL.-ti.il and H r .tifli t-ie.-t oms in
the foliowiruc named davs. lor the purpose -! ro
eeivinit the
County, Poor and State Taxes
Assessed for itie Year 13:
Keale Twp. and M llle H jro', 1st Ward M"n-
(l:iv. AUif"-t 14Ml.
Whitelwp. and -1 ilU. He Il .ro-, 2 1 Ward Tues-
ilnv, A n ut 1 -1 h
C'hest Twp. and Fi-i-peet Wednes-lav Am lth
F.lder and Tayior Twi..-. '1 hut--.!.- . A -'i; :"t!i.
Susquehanna anl Cor.erriUv'h Twp'.li,m , An
cu-l l"h.
Carroll nnd S-,.t yoreeV Tr -V..n...r, Auir '1.-t.
Carrolliown For. cod !, wer Yow.-r i p. I'ues
d iy, Antu-t -.!.
Jlarr end 1'i.per Y o l. r Twi . Wedne'daT.
i.per O'li-r i W . v. e lne.i.iy. Aug
ust --.vl.
Hla'-klii k and dnmTwps. Thnr-diy. A n. 24th.
Jack-n and l:i-biand 1 w. 1 ho ay, Aug. s'-tu,
Canilirii Twt.. -.1 otid ny. A iiitn-f -2-' h.
Fbenf'-tirir. Fsst H ard Tne-d iy, Auarnut y'th.
Fbcrii-burK, e-t W ard H ednesdiiy. Auk. ;ith.
And. in aee. ,r,I in w Hh the 21 S.- tion f sala
A-'t, upon all ta psfl to the Tren-u-er on or be
fore ttie 1-t d.-iy o, Sej.p-ail.er thee will he a de-'
d n-t ion ol nv k tkr i knt.. w 1, lie. ere p-r rrrj. w : '1
be added to all unpaid Pives and placed in the
hands uf a contitl-ie f--r clject --n.
J. A. h K V.N KI iy. Co. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office June -2a . 12. -4t-
4JT1IAV .STEER. Came to the prem-
KJ i.-e of the subscriber. In APeirh-ny town-hip,
on or about the hrst ol June a H'.i steer wr.u
a white ftrrpe on his hack, cmmencinjr at h'-s,
and supposed to beatout is" ye.tr? old. Ttie i-wn.
or is requested to couie forwanl. pr-ve prorf-i-:y,
pay charges and tae him away : Uillnit in whidt
the Steer will be disposed of as the Uw O re-'ts.
A.M-KEW MtVOY.
Allegheny Tp.t Aujj. 1. 12.-51,
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