v
Kr.SHI K. I.
I i . J 23. 1SS2.
fcjVt VA Id V IREKMA X.
t-t 10 place the rnr.rn.. "
I ... i.. ti. h.imla of every lr mn-
, m.-
- rnrnlh
I,,,, month. " ' a rAp r
. . . i. i.l a i non
.4le Mine mooi.
f, r M." which -lone I- worth -5
I I, ,he th. c,ccc...-c.r low price
r ... ,.h r Til v In nul-
will slvf
...t iiat of nlcrl)cr. not
; i !'
.... - ttniitlreil aent na on or
i hnnlrrl.
above rate".
f, AND H-:ilS().AIi.
' ,i . i. . . .i i . . i. t
i a the- Fluke Economizing Tablet
., - .:' 'v, we propose to furnish one of
I"
rv t;-i fnl nrtirlos free of rtmrce to
- ill w!io will ppji'J or briricr us an
,,r t'-.p pripfinn of fivp hundred lctter
. ,.r,-..Hp'iis, hiiMiPad, statements, or
' work of that dewriptinn, all of
arc fnUv prepared to do in the
n' tnner and at the very lowest rash
V w is tlie time to send, or brin in
!
p. Thtrc an.l Hii Other I'lnw.
p.. n! Tales of the Mountain" will ap
,,xt wt-k.
' .a a:-e si' k and trocbW with dys-
t
v.-osu iron liiuer will cure you.
., drriMitown. i.and picnic, you know.
,r i, u 1 of chop feed Just received at
, it is freshly ground and the very
rit linn Home was exalted in dory
nv tlie result of the late Democratic
-. ;'!r"-tiii;i.
:. - p.tarrti Remedy a positive cere
; ,-:h. diphtheria ar,d canker mouth. At
inn stare.
of Loretto, has Just received
a I of A, No. 1 salt, which lie will sell
:-i-h.
- Clinton Ft. Jones, pen. of Judire
1 ;m:vs, of tiie Eastward, is at his
,. I . re on a brief visit.
s. llirker .t Bro. still have a counter
'..tnttin ii"es, and you can get any
ri a'!v redm -d prices.
- r p.irkers' t hen you want any kind
! r'.li -', as they have more goods and
, ..ep sovls ns pny one else.
s Kaiker A Uro. have Just received a
r i .f prints, which they can afford to
". i per yard. Prints-iy cheap !
nipt'!'! to contract, the new armory
:i will he finiiied by Contractor T'ar
r! .fr-itof July of the coming year,
e r.'liL'i.uis exercises known as the
Hnirs' Devotion" will rommenee at
iir.-ri of the Holy Name, this place, on
r vt.
i:, v r,eo II. Thayer, of Bourbon,
: ' Il.ith mvself and wife owe onr
. M.iiii'n's Consumption Cure." At
-l!';u store.
im.iu raaile miserable by indicrestion,
'i. d!?i!ies. loss of appetite, ye I.
" liloh's Vltalizer is a positive
At .Inn. s1 druor store,
r an'ile friend John I.lovd has
Fertrus and ITarrj' into part-
;i!:. a more deserving or enterpris
:i rt-.i ii.'v. r firniulated.
h's Vitalier is what v.m need for
.t'n;i. loss i if at. petite, dizziness, and
; '"lis of dyspepsia. V'rice 10 and 75
l - r tmttie. .t James ilriiB store.
! '"an save s per ton by buying vour
"it" at Barkers', and at "the same time
article eijn il to any in tlie market.
Vie plns;piiate in store for all buy-
''r for C Bad '. r. Miss Annie Hil
r.& Mi-s L:7ie II umjihreys, Mrs. Ed.
,: !), Miss Ella M. Luther'and Charles
remain uncalled for at the Ebeusburg
- n you are on
sav.- motley in
the 'lookout for the
buvlnu. don't forget
i: s-orc of . s. Barker A Bro.. as
' bargains in shoes and dress goods
:'1h1i.
I ('uniniines was arrested by Con
N. rl, ( f White township, and held in
:l f..r h;s a pearanco at Court to an.
t i!.-ert:ng and neglecting to provide
l.u.ily.
.-ir-v. Dr. Murray, of the Fifth avenue
-!t Protestant church, Pittsburgh,
vr.-il mi able and eloquent sernion at the
ivriati church in this place on last
evening.
yv. are a frequenteror a resident of a
district, barricade your system
r scourge of all new countries
'us and intermittent fevers bv the
V.' i Bitters.
T' t. -tiva! given bv the ladies of the
. i; .Tiin-r. on mst r riday and
' at t!i reidei:ce of
a (leci.teii success iu every respect.
r.-'-.N about Jso.
wt o knows notlnng of Mrs. Lv
l.an mid her sovereign remi-Hr
V
-n is wanted f,,ra juryman. The!
! Y proves that he does iiot read the !
-A". . H,g:.'"rr.
. Barker A: Bro. have, a large lot of
i' and children's shoes to dispose of at
n ord.T to make room for new goods,
c.i n find barc Vir.s there every day In the
Sundays excepted,
ocvina to the illness of his little daugh
vbo we are glad to say Is now in a fair
f recovery. Dr. M. K. B. Creeiy. of this
. will not be at'le this month to make
-i. il professional visits to Loretto, Chest
and Carrohtown.
".r voung banker friend, Mr. A. WT.
i. orTer his entire stock of household
'.':r and nlmot new it is, at public
.itur.lay, Sept. 2d, at 1 o'clock r. m
s -vri printed hi this office.
us partnKe to some extent of the
- i a foundry, for while office-seekers
'tently to n.ov!r public opinion to
wri advartage, voters as a rule cast
is 10 pieae tliemse'ves.
A
'TT pin was lost not long since on
near juiian. I he finder m!I
3 trvcratni be Hiiitnhlv i-oairH.i i
to th owner, wli,e name can
' by applying at this office.
' :jr.i. M.yder. Hollidavshurg's pop
i courteous young druggist, spent
at -I a portion of Monday with his
. friend Dr. Kennedv, In this place
'--fell, come often and stay longer,
biV.erof the two Doctors Creery!
'i '.;.i--ts.paid Ebensburg a visit this
icn a well preserved man, and is
t u- nn-t accurate shot with a rifle
j : 'Ma, though his eyesight IsgroT-
''!'T 'ireevy, of Altoona. nnueil
M irday last, en route to Cher- i
it :i . le is anything In a name, his
" htoresmd place, when made at
"'r
s
t-eason, could hard I v ovn t.mn. .
;j jf;U want anything in the line of
r i..e o ut' intj 7 it c ti
I
h i inn unoiprs at
vu'j will be f,ure to secure a hnr.
"V have a lot of wearing annarel
i.: v
: 1 ,1 .1.1
?ry cheap, before filling up
. -n.i k. Ely, who was the first po
. 1 ''".'stable of Altoona, and who
. ' '"a, Kansas, a few years ago
' t ! ace on the 14th of this month.
;.a?,.':,'v" "f Philadelphia and was
-:. -v Vf,ars of age.
-"' ' '' ""t fail to prove a most enjoy.
' ., . r i.arvest home festival, will be
. -.--!:!es(jay f next week, Aug. 30th,
. .. ." ' "' the Catholic church at St.
i'ou't fall to attend, if vou have
' tr'e tune, for there feasting
'.e Rbundant and prime.
." ( "i, ers ,lf tht, neniy elected Dem
. y Committee, or at least a
i; '. , r, ' them, met In this place on
, . I'-.t.-iiioon and elected our en
. i- "sni John A. Blair, Esq., as
-r , ,ie "election is a good one.
lr if demolishing the old jail has
. ; ' lie structure was built in 1HJ7
, , ; --'ar named Thomas McKiernan,
iV.'.'V' af '- of f 12,000, and was
. . . r the purpose for which It was
-. - . ubrlwer is for Oscar Wilde's
-A--' " ...
: v ill. Esq., and Miss Ann Kelly,
test Springs, were married on
i .Ot. Kv Hon Fa't.ar T. nn
' .. ...t.i i . , (ill.
-r,1
'I a:..
Cillan, of IHollidays-
respectively. Xfrs. Frnfr
Mis.
'Is. john O'T..!.. o. J :;-. x- I
n e - w... KUU -II 1.-53 j
' 01 or Ait.Kma, were also among '
'.conie visitors to our town during !
t wti-k. I
:' minded child named Osborne, !
, J -Jnie, about five years, and an i
' r . euniy almshouse, feil on Fri-
- -or-n story window of that J
" i urn grouun neneatn, actis
'n or tifiiteen feet, but fortu-
niio-t niirucoloosty, escaped
' injury.
'I
.nnluiii
Coief-of-Folice Harris on XV
nesrf ay-locked
'r Y ff 1 il l" it ! I'rouulit a man from Johnstown an1
im up In Castle (.nmth. His name is lit-
ton. and tlie cliarjo against him is that ho
; raised a C. i t o. check that is, made it
: worth more than it was originally drawn for.
j A party of ladles and gentlemen, com
! prising cuests at the Lloyd riouie and Bel
I niont and a few citizens of our town, nnm
1 berins in all ome thirty-five or forty persons,
excurted to I.loydsville perspeclal train going
! and coming on Monday last. Of course they
J had a boss time and returned to Ebensburg
i greatly tleliehted with the trip.
Look out for a fellow wlio is tramping
j ovr the State selling a powder which he
i alleges was made by Edison for the purpose
i of Increasing the illuminating power of coal
; ail to that of electric light. He asks $3 a box
j for it. It is a fraud of the first water. Tf
I the scamp visits any of our readers he shonld
i be made to "licht onr on a double qniefc.
i ne linntinenon ev, among local pa
pers the "cream," is to be printed henceforth
on a press run by steam, and that sanie Is a
token, we are glad to relate, that the journal
In question Is in on a big circulate. It also
proclaims that Brother Lindsav. tbe true, is
as deserving a man as the profession e'er
knew; whereof we are sure as two ones make
a t wo.
If it be trne, as reported, that a Phlla
delphian nnmed Charles Miller, who has been
tramping for the last ten years, reached
Oreensbnrg on Thursday last and was then
and there Informed that he had fallen heir to
a valuable estate In Philadelphia, we shonld
not be surprised to hear of Greensburg be
coming the Mecca of all the tramps in the
State.
The Johnstown Tribvne savs that "Ros
coe Conkling" received fourvotes in Millville
borough at the Democratic primary election
for member of the Countj Committee. The
men who cast them wanted to have a Joke on
Patrick Connelly, who was not permitted to
withdraw from the Millville Council. Pat.
Minahan, of the same borough, got fourvotes
for Coroner.
A colored man, Tvho gives his name as
Clifton Joseph Berry, was arrested at Al
toona on Wednesday of last week on t'ie
rharge of being the person who shot John
Keresy and raped Annie Davis in McCauly's
woods some days ago, and taken before
Mayor Howard and was bound overto court
by that officer in the scm of S2,000. Falling
to find the requisite security he was sent to
jail.
If yonr luncs are almot wasted bv con
sumption Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery will not cure you, yet as a remedy for
esvere couehs, and all curable bronchial
throat and lung affections, it is unsurpassed'
Send two stamps for Dr. Pierce's large
ramphlet treatise on Consumption and kin
dred affections. Address. Wom.D's Dts
pensrt Medical Association, Buffalo,
Our old friend Mr. Alexander Grief, of
this place, was brought to his last name by
having his rinht eve severelv burned h a
spark of hot metal while engaged in tapping
I the cupola at the Ebensburg foundry on last
! Saturday morning. Rumor had'It for a time
mat me injured eye nad reen burned out,
but wetire glad to say that the 'report was
unfounded and that Mr. tirief is getting alone
admirably.
The base ball club of this pKce went to
Lilly's on Saturday last and played a match
game with the Red Stockings of that place.
At the end of the ninth intring-tw score stood
11 to 22 in favor of the Ebensburg b. b.s, who
will henceforth be known as the "Dublin
boys." having doubled np on the Lillles of
the f eld, or rather In the field, so to speak In
a base (though not dia) batlical sense.
A student lamp exploded in this place on
last Saturday evening and hadjit not been for
the rresence of mind of the ladies of tiie
ho-.ise, three in number, including vieirtnir
relative, the probabilities are that a first-class
local would have been furnished to the news
papers. As it was, the situation for a short
were soon subdued.
An effort was made a few nights ago to
enter the residence of Constable M. J. Noel,
of White township, the would-be burglar or
burglars breaking a pane of glass and rais
ing a window, the doing of which awakened
Mr. X., who got up and fired at the intruder
the shot taking etlect, as he thinks, in the
right arm of that individual, who thereupon
made himself scarce. Next morning several
counterfeit nickles were found just Inside
the door of Mr. N.'s stable.
The Huntingdon Journal is right when
it sajs that the two ehiinren of the late Col
Wm. (J. Murray, of Hollidavsburg, to whom
a pension was refused by Congress Just be
fore Its adjournment, are a thousand times
more deserving than many whose names are
now on the pension roll, but it is mistaken as
to the application, otilv one of the two chil
dren aforesaid, Miss Mary, being in pursuit
of a pension. The matter will ba brought
up again at the next session.
MeDonaid, of Loretto, sells sugars at
8, 0, 10 and 11 cts. per lb. ; teas, 2, 50 and 75
cts. per lb. ; coffees, 12J4, 16 and 18 cts. per
lb. ; two boxes essence coffee, 5 cts. ; two
capers soda, 5 cts. : four lhs. rice 25 cts
four lbs. oat mea', 25 cte. ; three lbs. dried"
peaches, 25 cts. ; throe lbs. primes, 25 cU
five good cigars. 10 cts. : four nWea f i,o'
Saturday I tobacco, 25 cts. ; six papers good smok-
Rev. A. S. Mor- i U)s tooacco, 2.j cts., and canned peaches, to-
luiioies, .orn, upp'ps, peas. Deans, etc., etc
at aqual.'y low prices.
There is a charm about thee, maiden,
that I cannot well define, and I sometimes
think it lieth in that handsome face of thine-
yet again it strikes me that the taste bv thee
so often shown in
selecting neatest dress
.-iit vi ut & u'mhi.s n ui'ml anil nnofr
T . V. d . . - 11 e, lllj
W..MU Y"r"" "lure- wnere roiks can alwavs
find, at lowest prices, goods of everv Rind
is what makes thee seem so charming and
thy taste so well displays, for John is always
anxious to serve the publie, and merit high
est praise. B
There can certainly be noone In or about
Ebensburg or parts adjacent who need to be
told that C. T. Roberts' Variety Store Is at
well deserving of public patronage as anv
other establishment in the county, for surely
-w. k""". v n.ci prices it wouia be folly
to seek for. Cham's stock is full and fine in
every department, and especially in the line
of hats and shoes, of both which he has an
virgin, v.mrti una anunaant assortment
so complete indeed that all tastes can be
suited and the very best bargains insured
One of the most esteemed of our many
young friends, Mr. John C. Dickey, a Johns
town boy, who .was ; recently transferred from
the P. It. R. titket office at Hollidaysburg
where he was agent, to the ticket office in
I ittsburgh, has we are glad to say, last
struck a much better thing than either at
Huntington W. a. towhlch place he be
took himself and his family a few days ago.
e don t know what kind of a situation he
has secured, but we are assured that It Is an
advance, and that is just what such men as
our friend John deseives every twelyomonth
at least.
Although Mr. Josiah Waters, of Johns
town, who was a candidate for Sheriff at the
Democratic primary election on Saturday
last, was defeated by D. A. Luther, he has
ample reason to feel proud of the very large
vote he received, those who are well ac
quainted with Mr. Waters, and who are fa
miliar with his course during the canvass all
iIeltinHnyto,his ,rank 01en hon
orable conduct It is some consolation for
an unsuccessful candidate to know and feel
that he came out of the contest with as fair
he endWrutoaitrepUtatin M he had when
Mrs. Ann Markey, wife of Mr. Patrick
Markey, a well known and highly respected
citizen of Cambria Borough, died at her home
on Sunday evening last. The deceased was
b(,t !fMH,"ld in 1814 ftnd came to this
f-n 7 1Jn.y'5e years "KG. and to Johns
town in 18M. Four married daughters and
three sons survive her, two of the sons being
fnRthonT- u "nl the other a sailor
In the United States Xavy. Mrs. M. was a
devout and consistent member of the Catho
lic Church, and -was held in the highest re
spect and esteem by her neighbors, as well
as oy all who knew her. May her soul rest
in peace. fc
Mr. Jas. A. McPike, of Pittsburgh, who
rn 7'slt 0n Wednesday, will look
I'L , , tfe b"sInPss men of Altoona to-day
(Friday) and return hither to-morrow with a
like purpose in view. On Monday he will
visit Johnstown. Mr. McP. represents the
most extensive notion, fancy goods and toy
houses In t n Sr.,i... ri.. . . . J
I I.auer, importer and jobber, 100 Market
, ftreet, and hopes to introduce himself and
: the house for future trade. He Is a cousin of
, the editor of this raper, but that Is more his
, "!'sJ'rr.tur!ttnn his fault. So please don't
I ?, ,r, thec',,(i shoulder on that account.
,ti .iLwVr,w notice the fact on Fri-
ci.v IIIULll oolite C
, v-iifying the old adnge about ,,,'.ndred persons from Altoona,
," -1 a W ill there's alwavs a way" : ;!ie gJeatT Portion of whom are members of
, . T I ,u,ate- May bu n d'ant bless- i f;m,!1rai,,1 eficial Society, reached here
"'r . I per ,ra.'1? Juebday evening and want h.
J.r... y.-'""'.. ..Hy inmn h ' to Carroll-
i 1"- itimiira, IMrvn Rrirt
' r a few mTnutaVn M;.nd ! will retnrn henVto da v
(Thursday). The
numbei of ladles and w
f i.iuii comprised n
accompanied by
iiot ieeoie scnerman band," which diseours
ed some fine mniln n-K 1 ! ,i .1 .
n",,r i'"isiun mrougn our
town. The regalia worn by the members of
tne Emerald Society, a branch of which has
recently been established at Carrol ltown is
gorgeously green, with the harp of Erin res
plendrntly prominent, and for this reason if
, no other, the advent of the Emeralders
and the "wearing of the green" to that place
may be said to mark a new era In the history
tf;that honest and hospitable community.
On I.Tt Si'.rr.l iy eveni-.cr two littio c'r.ls,
j r.Hie and Liyzie Keese. of Woodvnlo, went
nn men- friend Ada MeUuire to Mr. John
, Crouse's place, on the hillside beyond the
railroad, for a pail of milk. On their return
they reached the railroad just as a freight
tram was passing.'and they stood on the
ii'iHiiracK waicning it. At the same time
a locomotive was engaged in making a run
ning shift on another track, and after the
rfnt train had gone by, th engineer of the
shifting engine saw the girls standing on the
track and blew his whistle, fearing they
might attempt to cross In front of his loco
motive. Little Ellie made the attempt to do
so, was strnck by the engine and thrown a
distance of fifteen or twenty yards. Her
death resulted irrstantly. She was a daugh
ter of Mr. George Reese, a coal miner at
Ben's Creek, and was not quite six years old.
We learn from the Johnstown Tribune
that when the Fast Line arrived at East
Conemaugh on Sunday night, about one hun
dred persons who had been attfnding a camp
meeting near that place, wer at the station
to take passage for Johnstown. A large
number of tleadbeats were in the crowd, who
attempted to steal their way down by hiding
between the baggage cars and behind the
tender. The conductor. Mr. Dan Kearney,
of Altoona, saw them, tmd Just as the train
began to move went forward and succeeded
in compelling them tn kav the cars. He
was then on the bagrrge car from whteh tie
jrrmped to the track, intending to board the
first passenger car to collect tickets, but "his
foot caught In the switch at the place lie
alighted, and he was thrown violently to the
ground, without, bowever, being seriously
injured, Of course he missed the car but
was sent from Fast Conemaugh to Johns
town on a special engine in time to -o on
with his train to Pittsburgh.
We learn from the Indiana Jtfm.iener of
last week that Miss Sue Patehin, who at the
time was on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ma
haffey, of Cherrytree, made a rarTcw escape
from a frightful death a few eveTiings ago.
It seems that Miss P. had been attending a
social gathering and coming in late attempt
ed to extinguish the lamp which had been
left burning for her by blowing down the
chimney : but instead of the light going out
the lamp instantly exploded, he was badly
frightened and her screams brought Mr. Ma
huffy to tt.e rescue and taking in the situa
tion, enveloped the burning lamp with a piece
of carpet. Miss Patchin's dress was covered
with oil and it is almost a miracle that it did
not t?ka firs. But it didn't, and we are
spared recording a horrible death. Moral :
never attempt to extinguish a lamp bv blow
ing down the chimney. There is no more
ready way to have a first-class explosion.
Sxn Death of Bkother Vintf.vt. We
deeply regret to announce the death of
Brother Vincent, O. S. "F., which sad event
occurred at the monastery of St. Fnroris'
College, Lorotto, on last Saturday evenirrg.
We do not know his age, but suppose ft to
have been between s'rxty-five and seventy
years, ne was bom in Ireland and came to
this country fourteen Tears ago, proceeding
tt once to Loretto, wttere after spending ten
years at the College as one of its professors,
lie was sent to Altoona for the purpose of
teaching In the Catholic schools in that city.
Only a few months ago he returned to St
Francis. The eanse of the acefderrt vbieh
resulted In his death is difficult to -explain.
It appears that on "Wednesday of last week
he was engaged rn whitewashing the celling
of the old chapel -at the College, and -Aid his
work on a platform or scaffolding, -not -more
than six or seven feet high. whfcAi "he bad
erected for that purpose. While toe was at
his work Rev. Father John Ward Visited the
chapel, had abrlet conversation wft.h Brother
Vincent in reference to the improvement he
was making in its appearance, and just as he
(Father Ward) was about to pass out of the
door he heard a noise as of someone falling,
and turning around saw Brother Vincent
lying on the floor. Whether he made a mis
step on the platform, or was tricken by
paralysis or apoplexy, must ever remain a
mystery. He was Immediately removed to
his room and the College physician summon
ed to his bedside, but all efforts failed to re
suscitate him or even restore the gift of
speech. He remained in a comatose state
until Saturday evening, when his gentle spirit
returned to the (lod who gave it, and whom
he served so long and faithfully. Brother
Vincent possessed a high order of intellect
and had stored his mind with a vast amount
of profound and varied knowledge. Xo man
was ever more sincerely beloved and respect
ed for his gentle and kindly nature and for
the Intense zeal he a! ways manifested for the
welfare, happiness and instruction of chil
dren in a word for all the noble qualities of
head and heart that go to make up a true
man and a devout Christian. His memory
will ever be cherished by those who knew
him at St. Francis', as well as in Altoona,
where the expressions of regret and sorrow
over his death is confined to no class oreircle
In society. Ills remains were laid to rest
with fitting ceremonies on Monday forenoon.
May eternal rest be the portion of his pure
and upright soul.
SnciDR Near Powtage. On Satnrday
evenlncr last, Hngh Farren, a man in tiumble
circumstances, who resided about a mile
south of Pbrfage station, on the P. R. R., ,n
thi3 countj-, and who was about eixt.y-fx
rears of age, committed suicide by shooting
himself though the head with a revolver,
which he had purchased at Johnstown about
two weeks ago. Ills wife testified before a
Jnry of inquest, empanelled by P. MaGough,
Kso.., of Portage, that when she came home
from an errand to an neighbor's about row
o'clock In the afternoon, she aoked her little
girl as to the whereabouts of her fattier, and
was told that he gone up Into the woods
soon after she (Mrs. F.) had left the honse
which was about three hours before, The
girl was then told by her mother to go np
and tell her father to come to supper. The
little girl started at once on her errand but
but soon returned and informed her mother
iiini ner rainer nail Kineii nimself. Mrs. '
Farren stated that during the past year her j
husband had frequently threatened to take
his own life, and acted like a deranged per- I
son. All his neighbors, it maybeadded.be- 1
lieyed him of unsound mind Th rnA-.t I
.... . - 1 1. 1 1 i n. u 1
Or the inoiie&r vns that f ha Hmi0aDnj I
to his death by shooting himself in the fore
head with a pistol.
Toronto, Sept. 14, vm.
Hop Bitters Co. I have been sick for the
past six years, suffering from dvfnepsla and
general weakness. I have used three bottles
of Hop letters, and they have done wonders
for me. I am well and able to work, and eat
and sleep well. I cannot say too much for
nop Bitters. Simost Kobbins.
Took It FIome to Him Some time last
winter a Mr. Collins, living near Hhirleys
burg, says the Altoona Trtbune, and son of
the late Rev. Collins, of the Presbyterian
church, was married to a Miss Grove, of the
neighborhood of OrbisoUa. A short time
since an unmarried daughter of Mr. Bolintr
t'r, of Black Log valley, gave birth to a child
the father of which she claimed was the
aforesaid Collins. Immediately after Its
birth the gill's father took possession of the
babe and without dressing it carried It some
seven miles in a basket and presented it to
Its reputed father and his young bride. Our
Informant states the poor babe'a skin was
excoriated in several fplaces from contact
with the rough basket in which It was car
ried. We only add with the poet : "Can
such things be In this enlightened age?"
The parties are all of the highest respecta
bility and standing. I should mention that
the young gentleman who thns became in
voluntarily the possessor of the child has ac
cepted it, and by kind nsage is endeavoring
to make amends for the minhty wrong done
the poor girl whose only fault was in lovina
Dot wisely but too well.
Sparkling Eya,
Rosy cheeks and clear complexion only ac
company good health rarker's Ginger Ton
ic better than anything, makes pure, rich
.oodUvandJ JrinRs health, iovous spirits,
strength and beauty. Ladies try It. Bazaar.
Card of Thanks. One of Ebensburc's
most popular tonsorial artists, Mr. n. Gant,
who commenced business here nearly one
year ago, wishes to return thanks to the
people of this community for their liberal
patronage durinar the past, and hopes for a
continuation of the same In the future He
has lately fitted up his tonsorial parior in
good style, and will spare no pains to make
It comfortable for all who may favor him
with a call. Clean towels a specialty.
WAJ( AJ5I IIFR DISEASES
is the title of a large illustrated treatise, by
Df-. R ' r"'rr. Buffalo, N Y., sent to any
f uldf!tlmt!tAeachP9 su -
Death of as Estimable Oi.n Ldt
Mrs. Elizabeth Mrittmatter, wife of Francis
fctrittmatter, of Carroll township, and mother
of our much deserving young friend Dr I P
trittmatter of St. Mary's Hospital, Phila
delphia, died about 2 o'clock on last Sundav
morn ng, while seated In a chair. She had
been long ailing, ner age, we presume was
between fifty-five and sixty years Twe X
a more extended obituary next week
May her soul rest in peace.
fcCICinE MADE EAST.
..1.1 'er complaint take its own
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION;
HELD IX CAMBRLi COC.VTV OX S.1TUIIDA1; AUGUST Hi. 1X83.
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t'arroil Towtihlp
Carrolltown Borough
Thn Towti'hlp
Chest Sprlnin Hnrough
tlearfleld Township....
Oonemaairh Township......
XTonemaugh Bor, J 'WZr1;
"Ccprsilale Borough.......
Croyle Townphlp.
Teaii Townxhtp
East Oonemaeh Borough . .
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Munrt?r township
Port aee Township...........
PmVet Boronifh
Richland Townshtp
Sto-nvfreck Township
Kuwjophanna Township
Tavlor Township
TarrnelhlH Boronarh
WafMnerton Tnwnshlp
White Township
Wfimore Borough
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No elections were held in JakJon, Keade. Summerhill and Wood vale, and hence wo
Total vote catt.
LETTER FKOH CREKSOX.
a qcfer woni-n sn a qckf.r ffi.low a
FI.ORICCT.TCHIST CltF.SSON'S CHOITt, THO1
CHAKMING. IS NOT HAVIPHINO THE TAR
IFF COMMISSION rrTTIXO IN STVRDT
BLOWS FOH THE AMERICAN LATiOTJETlS
MORE OF DORSRY'S "KROZF.N FACTS."
CALI.AN noi'SE, Aug. 21, 1RS2.
Dear Hf.nrt A queer world is tills.
There is always something to bother -ns.
The average man and woman is generally In
the flumps. It has been too cold here for the
last several days for comfort. Some days
ago we were stewing and fretting in oiir
shirt sleeves, hot since that we have been
shivering for the want of onr ulsters. All
tlie euests of the'Callan nouse have Txen
finding fault with the weather, with the ex
ception of one ,rdon't care for nothin' kind
Of fellow, who can be hot or cold Just as he
pleases. He is tiie strangest genius I ever
met with. He Is an enigma that I can't rid
Hre out. He is a strange compound of good
and bad. Atthneshe seems to have good
Tn him to make-two or three aneels, and at
other times enongh of bad In him to make
several devils. In a conversation npon the
affairs of the world and the happening of
earthly thintrs, I asked him what he thought
of this world in general, and what was go
ing to become of all the people ? His reply
to my interrogatory was thns : "Wall. I
dunno. Sometimes I think, and then I don't
ThisP'ere is a curris world when I get to
thinkin' on It. I think if I ha had the mak
ln' of it. thiners wonld ha' been made some
what diff'rent from what they be. There's
all sorts of folks In this 'ere world, and I
s'pose the Lord knows what he wants 'em
fur, but I'm sure I don't. I kind o" hope
that, the Lord will fetch everybody out about
rlcht some o' these 'ere times, ne has noth
ing else to do. and it's His look out, not mine,
what conies of 'em."
The other niirh. while promenading on
the Cresson grounds, when the moon was
sheddine her silver licht on the Cresson
nouse towers, the sky clear and gemmed
with bright gleaming stars,, makintr the
Cresson avenues verv invitlncr. tnv ears were
greeted with the burstinc forth of the Cres
son choir. While the sincinsr was charming,
it was not so ravishing as the sincring of one
of the Philadelphia choirs. The city of
"Brotherly Love" has a choir composed of
four noted sintrers, whose names are Jane
Sophia, Anna Maria, Obediah and Jedeki ah,
and of who3e singing a poet writes thus :
Our Jane Maria soprano sings
So high you'd think her voice had wings,
To soar above all earthly things.
When she leads off on Sunday ;
While Anna Maria's alto choice
Rings rnt In such harmonious voice,
That sinners In the chnrch rejoice.
And wish she'd sing till Monday.
Then Obedlah's tenor hlirh
Is unsurpassed beneath the sky
Just hear her sing "Sweet Bye and Bye,"
And yon will sit in wonder :
While Jedeklah's bass profound
Goes down so low it jars the gronnd,
Aad wakes the echoes miles around.
Like distant rolling thunder.
Xo, no ! The Cresson choir can't begin to
Ing with the Philadelphia Jane Sophia,
Anna Maria, Obediah and Jedeklah choir.
The guests at the Cresson nonseare being
supplied with beautiful cultivated flower
from Peter Sweeny's extensive flower gar
den at Loretto. Mr. Sweeny visits Cresson
almost daily to dispose of his choice flowers.
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cially does he receive a hearty welceme from
the feminine guests. When Mr. Sweeny ar
rives you will see him surrounded by a group
of ladies, all seemingly delighted with his
fpsthettc discourses of flowers. It is pleasing
to know that Mr. Sweeny is not only training
distinction and prominence as a floncnltural
ist, hut is also adding handsomely to his ex
rhequer. The writer is under obligations to
Mr. Sweeny in being the recipient of several
lovely boquets.
I am happy to he able to report to the
readers of thf Freemam that the Tariff
commission, which has been sittine at Long
Branch all summer, is going to place that
noted resort, with its salt water, Jersey
whisky and carriages nt fifty cents per min
ute, within the reach of the humblest citizen
of tins great Republic. It is promising to
see the kind of statesmen who are at Long
Branch putting in their sturdy blows for the
rpfT e country and the American la
borer. There la bni 1.
. . , : - - . .- Kirai outcome
for the A menoan laborr r at this Long Branch
summering. The Tariff Commission men,
w- f Jraey. ink champagne
smoke twenty-five cent clears, and their la
a nSIe Knwona with silks and diamonds.
iW Almp(irted Roods' from teeth to toe
"2 ."e ",e mV,t etive speeches
TO1 Protection of American labor, was
SfJE,the r,Cest n'n in Indiana who
?E .Y tl'isands of men, and who pays
Sv?-1 dockeJ. for something, and only
Wn-nthlw h0nr for ,osin minnte.Z
In st?,rdv h. fmen roroe forward and pnt
rdy b,ow? for tne American laborer
who has no railroad, champagne and clear
.1 tteniiw to his Interests. It Is
Jih the .Trlff Commission. There
SLSJ J??? thf Commission with horny
9mlth. rn PkW 5 no VndAoTB, black-
chinerP Stm ?hIT- en who feel '
in?in;fiS th,t ?.nff Commission is go
ing to attend to their interests. A great va
riety of In eresu have been presented before
t.1'0"' nd Rch "e of these in
terests ha,throueh its representatives Dlead
7rth,f rate of protection, or for an un
do iho-?h 7ch ODe Produced figirs
iJ JI" The freat "mount of patriot-
riJVJEinT exrnded on the part of the
rich mannfacturers in the interest of the
poor laboring mar.. Is amazing. Labor il
have beenln ant ?f TSUch tesniM 1
Hilm laborine at I,ong Branch, and
whether or not it will make the rich richer or
the poor poorer, they will get up a tariff that
will be self -adjustable, stem wind m" and
every hole ewe;ed. It should do every lk
hor.ng man good to see men lcavineYhe
&T"" rart of theconntn- and go
Ing to the New Jersey coast at a creat ?v
pense for the good of their common count ry
ll.h R'0 Tariff Comm ssio.l
nfe r "torneys and elaborate argu
ments, and then champagning the whoVe
ffilM' The laboring men should
.is ,oyatyv.and prat0fU' at the th0Bht Of
twhPrPfreshinarn,'ws nas been received
L uTPor?P? s ,et,ers to Garfield are to
Gazette, promises to give us more of Dorsey's
"froren facts," and the public may expect
to be treated to some exceedingly fine St"
rTi HTlSf n storv' the like f which, in so
far as .t discloses double dealing in hypocrU
renmmef w?th R?bI,c" bK
will ca I js ns hoie Mr- "'"ton
wiii carry out his expressed purpose.
are rieLrerththatJyourse11 and Parens
mfttAH to ' Pres",e"'t Arthur was per-
Lit , b3?y t.iut Sunday with farnily
at his home iu NTew York, uudisturbed by
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office-seekers and others who contribute to
make his official life miserable, and that he
will co to the Thousand Islands to fish,
where a eorwi many of the Stalwart machine
leaders have already gone. G. NT. S.
IoENTTFTF.n at Last. The question of
the identity of the boy who was killed by
the cars on the ftth of last month at the Johns
town station, has been definitely settled. It
wlli be remembered that a Mr. Woodhead of
Baltimore came to Johnstown and identified
the remains after they had been disinterred,
as those of his missing son, and that he took
them to Bristol, Backs county, where he re
sided previous to his removal to Baltimore,
and there buried them. A few days after
wards, however, his lost boy returned to
his home in Baltimore. A son of Samnel
Seabum, of Sharon, Mercer county. In this
State, had left his farrier's home about the
same time Mr. WoodheacTs boy disappeared
and Mr. Seabum, having read the account in
the papers abont Mr. Woodhead having bur
led a boy who was not his son, corresponded
with that gentleman and then came to Johns
town, and havinf got aD the information he
could In regard to the appearance and cloth
ing of the boy tilled there. He went to
Bristol and had the remains disinterred.
The remains wore ranch decomposed, but
Mr. Seaburn found two marks on the body
which his son had received from having been
injured. One mark was a scarred wound
on the arm and another sear on the head,
caused by the kick of a horse. The upper
front teeth of his son protruded in a remark
able way. and the same was the case with
the teeth m the Bristol remains. Mr. Wood
head having given his consent, Mr. Seaburn
did not remove the remains to Mercer coun
ty but permitted them to remain In the
beautiful lot In which Mr. Woodhead had
caused them to be bnrled.
GEXERAI. RTAJIPEIir..
Never was such a rush made for any drug
store as is now at E. James' Drusr Store, Eb
ensbnrg, for a trial bottle of Dr. Kinc's New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. All persons afflicted with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affr "tion of the Throat and Lnnes, can
get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free,
by calling at above drug store.
The Right Spirit. non. L. D. Wood
ruff, editor of the Johnstown Dmocrat want
ed to be renominated for Assembly at the late
Democratic primary election, but, like many
another good man in a like situation, found
himself a little short of votes. This fact,
however, does not deter him in his paper this
week from greeting the ticket nominated
with his old-time ardor and devotion to the
good cause nor from referring at some length
and In highly commendatory terms to each
of the candidates personally. We have only
space for the first paragraph of the editorial
In question, but that will serve as a sample
of the whole, nere It Is :
" The ttekot pelncted on Satnrday last, at the
nemocratic primary eleotlon. will t found at the
hem ol our puper to-dy. That It Is a Rood and
tronir on eren the enemies of Demornvy rwiu
admit. It I the result of the second trial of the
"Crawford County Svjtem" In thl county, and Ite
admirable selection in reeard to locality, and the
material of which It Is composed, will strensrthen
the advocates ol that system and weaken the op
position ot these who have been opposed to It, So
far as local or sectional Interests are concerned It
could not have oeen better selected, and the can
dates are Individually and collectively or such
character and sterling worth that It Is not only the
duty but should be the pleasure of every Ttrmocrat
to (rive them his earnest and sincere support. A
united effort on the part of the Iemocratg will
bring our county up to the old time maturities, and
every Indication now promises that such an ailurt
will bo made."
A Coal Mtner Loses a Leo on the
Railroad. On Saturday morning William
Robinson and two companions, all employed
as miners at the Benscreek collieries, paid a
visit to Gallitzln. About noon they started
to walk home, along the railroad track.
When they reached a poir.t about one mile
west of Gallitzin, they attempted to board a
west bound freight "train, hut the attempt
was a rash one so far as Robinson was con
cerned, as he was thrown on the rail, and the
wheels passed over his left leg, crushing it
terribly. Ills right foot also was badly con
tused, II is companions lifted him from the
track, and Mail east coming alons a few min
utes later, he was taken on board, carried to
Gallitzin, and made as comfortable as possi
ble in Fitzharris' hotel. The Company phy
sician in Altoona, was sent for, and, assisted
byDrs. Miller and Troxell, of Gallitzin, he
amputated the left leg at the knee joint.
Robinson is thirty-five years of acre, and has
n wife and fonr children in England. He
has only been in this country a short time
and his family were soon to join him. Tho
Toor authorities of Cambria county have as
sumed charge of the injured man, and as soon
as he is able to be moved he will be teken to
the almshouse at Ebensburg. Johnstown
Tribune.
Shu wore her brother's winter cap,
Her father's f uramer coat ;
She had her father's necktie on.
And met a William iroat ;
No sooner h1 she winked athlm
Twas quicker done than said
He lifted fcer about ten feet,
And stood her on her bead.
That showed the natnre of the shoes she wore,
which Is, generally, wrong; In a Christianized
community. But possibly the ends covered the
means. Her foot showed a No. 3 palter, and no
mistake, and that gaiter was bought at S. BIu
menthal's. 1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona. The
only moral we have Is to patronise Mr. Blomen
that It was a youth of modest purse
Said soft unto a maid :
" W nlen would you rather tackle next.
Ice cream or lemonade T"
Across the maiden's rosy cheek
Fat fllt a winning smile ;
III order some of both."' she said.
Heaven help the young man's pile.
TJnless he Is In need of clothing and It strikes
hlra that he can sro to Jas. J. Murpbv's, 109 Clinton
street, Johnstown, and hay himself rirh. Mr.
Murhhy has a stock o ready-made clothing which
for maunltnde and richness has never been sur.
pasFed in Cambria county, and with reference to
low prices he challenges tho low lower lowest T
Call and seo him.
W nKN the hny begins to tumMe,
Then the busy bee iloth bumbln.
As he makes the irrsnircr fumMa
In tho mansard of his pants:
And so do the hoppers and the hornets and the
ants.
Wo seize the opportunity between phnwera to
sny that we dun't care mai n about the hav and
the busy bee aud so forth. Hut this is a faci'of vi
tal Importance : non you want to buv a superior
sulr. ot clo-.hipir, call on or send to '-'10 Mnin ctroet.
next door to the pera House. Johnstown. Ky to
doing you will make no mistake.
WAEXIT LEAF HAIR RESTORER.
It Is entirely different from all others, jt Is as
clear as water, and. ns Its name indicates, is aper
fect V'etretitile Hair Restorer. It will Immediate
ly tree the head from all dandmir. restore gray
hair to its natural color, and produce a new growth
where It ha. fallen off. It does not In anv manner
affect the henlth. which Snljihnr. Untrar ol Iead,
and Nitrate of Silver prepamtion; have done. It
will chan it c llifht or raded hair In a lew davs to a
beautiful eln.'sy brown. Ask vour dmair 1st for It.
Each bottle is warranted. Smith. Ki.i5!Co.,
Wholesale Auents. PhilaUeluhia, and l N. I'rit
khok, New York. -3.-Iy. J
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COUNTY COMMITTEE.
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j K. I. Kdnintcrr. Allcv.henv Township.
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H. .1. Iloplv Barr Township.
. I'anilula Bor., lvt Ward,
iw. Aocnt-r. " " 2d
. K. flyers. 'amlirta Township.
J. J, Th'iir.ss. Carroll Township.
I. C Wctsel, Camdltown BorouKb.
J , O. illl. Chen Township.
H. S. M-.llcr. Chest Sprinits Boronarh.
J. A. Wharton, Clearfield Township.
H. K. Shaffer. Conemaunh Township.
;M. Himmer, Conem'h Bor., 1st Ward.
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J. T. Ijonif, Croyle Township. '
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'jJo-n B. Attiir, EatConemgU Boro'.
i i K. J. I.hiTd. Ebensbunt, East Ward.
I iT. J. Williams. " W est '
I Anthony Anna, Elder Township.
A. O. Conirleton, Franklin Borough.
M. Eltiharrl.", Itallltzfn Rrrrouh.
iT. A. Koons. (lallltiln Townehin.
;J. E. MeCrelght, Johnstewn, 1st W'd
I J. M. Walters, " 2d "
lc. J. Mafw, " 8.1 "
I H. t. Kose, 4th M
Cfoortre Wagoner, " 6th
I Joseph Koont. eth '
I Adam Heubner, Tth "
C. E. O'lionnell. Ijnretto Borough.
Jas. O'tTallagnan, M'.Hrtlle.lst Ward
Patrtek Connelly, " ad '
B. J. Sunders, Monster Township.
P. Mpdouidi, I'orlaero Township.
'Hui;h McMonlgle. frospect Boroutrh.
P. s. Frcidbofl. Ktoliland Township.
IvlJacoby, Stenyereek Township.
J. Bearer. Stisnnehanna Township,
James B. Clark. I.tylor Township
P. S. Ieonard. Tunnolhlll Bumuirh
if, 1
Jns. lwiiney. Washington Township.
n
It
7
M. .1, Noel, White Township.
P- V. Kirhy, Wilinore Borough.'
eo. Knetss, Upper Yoder Towi
nshlp.
: ) rus oirayor, lx
24 1 1 1320 1 1
omit them from the ahore table
The PniNfE-PRiKST op thf. Ai.lkchb
KIEs. A writer in Lippencott's Magazine
discourses In this wise about Key. Demetrius
Ancrnstine Gallitzin, the pioneer priest of this
portion of tho Lord's vineyard :
Horn a Russian Prince, Intended from his birth
for a Knssian office, and educated with that end In
view. Hlmlitlr forsook all forthe life ora t'atholic
missionary. He was the first priest whom the
t'atholie Chnrch In this country could claim as en
tirely her own. havlna- been both educated and
consecrated on her soli. At first. Oallitiin was an
Itinerant missionary, wandering through van
tracts ot the rouirhcn country In Maryland, Vir
ginia and Pennsylvania.
In 17!9. after fonr years of Incredible hardship,
durlnsr which he had become thnrouirhlv acquaint
ed with the character both of the countrv and Its
people, he obtained permission to settle In the re
motest district ol Pennsylvania which the i "hurch
had not yet Invaded, the wildest, rudest, and most
uninviting In all save the grandeur of its scenery
and the'fertillty of Its soil when once cleared of tts
tremenduous forest growth. At the place which
re afterward named Ioretto he built a little
chnrch of logs which was dedicated with a solema
midnight Mass. chanted 1n his raaarnlflcent voice,
on Christmas Eve. The scene as we plctnre It Is
one of wild beauty no less than of Impressive so
lemnity. His hearers had gathered from places
within a radius of seoies of miles. Some were
members of his flock : others, rude and more Ig
norant still, had been drawn by rumors of an nn
aeenttomed spectacle. They were as unlike the
young soldier and onrtler turned priest as was tlie
rough little structure lined with evergreens stuck
full ol shining candles to tne palaces where he had
been born and bred. The snow, we are told, was
waist deep outside the church.
I have no space to follow Jn detail the long re
cord of the life inilWwni of Oallitctn, or "Father
Smith," as for many years be wm called, allowing
no mention of his veal name and rank to be made.
At I,oretto he dwelt tni tils death In 1840. leering
his Immediate charge only to make toilsome and
dangerous journeys still futthr Into the heart or
the wilderness, where there was not even a log
church to receive htm. bnt where service was per
formed, often for the benefit of a single l.imlly. In
kitchen, barn or stable. For verv short visits he
went only at the rarest Intervals and on necessarv
business to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mo-i
than once he refused tempting sueirestions of pre
ferment, even ot the mitre Itself. His desire had
from the fir.--t been to build up acommnnlty tram
ed. ordered and governed In the strictest accord
ance with the i reeents of Christianity and the
Chvrch. free from that alcv ef worldllness which
to all but enthusiasts appears an Inevitable lnirre.
dlent in human communities. He undertook a
vast task, for It constituted himself In the fulfil
ment nf It the KUlde and ruler of his people in
their worldly as in their spiritual concerns. Ho
was Imperious, doubtless, very often, but onlv
with, tho worldly scr.flers and' the unreoentant
evil-doer. With all others he was as tender and
hmnMe as tho lowliest woman. Autocrat as he
grew to bo over hts scattered and Incongruous
Cock, where the Irish and the (ferrnnn elements
wer never h-na- at peace, can wo wonder that he
became an ohject of persecutions, slanders, enw
lntrs and jealousies of everv kind? His rule was
denonncod as tyrannical, eren unjust : his mo
tives were questioned, hts private character as
sailed, complaints were carried time and auain to
the Hishop. and a rival settlement, with a rival
priest, established Itself at his very doors. His
patience, firmness and meekness combined seem to
have been almost superhuman, and thev conquer
ed entirely In the end. At the timo of his death
his enemies were silenced manv of them. Indeed,
converted into his wannest adherents. His death,
was lamented far and wide as a public calamity.
Oolians' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an atiat order Issuing out of tho
Orphans' Court of Cambria countv, to me di
rected, 1 will expose to public sale, at the Court
House, Ebensburg, Pa., on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8th, 1882,
At a o'clock, t. ., the following described re
estate, the property of Kkasdil IUhhaht, late
of Carroll township, deceased, to wit:
A certain PIECE or PARCEL of LAND
situate in Carroll township. Cambria county. Pa.,
bounded as follows? vli: Hoirlnnlnir at a post
thence by land or John Mlsel' south elshty-nlne
degrees, east one hundred and ninety-nine and
one half perches to a beech corner; thence by land
of John A tills, north ten deirrees, west eiirhty-two
perches, t a post : thence by land of heirs of Jos.
IHivis, west, or nearly west, one hundred and sov
enty-nine and one-half porches, to a post : thence
south, or nearly south, seventv -five and one-half
perches, to a post, the nl.-iee of beginning, contain
ing 79 Arret and 1 1 Perches, more or less,
nearly all cleared, and liHvinic thereon erected a
two story Frnme Honse and a Frame Barn.
There Is a good orchard on the premises.
TKHMS OF KAI.1J:
One-third of the purchase money to bo paid at
the confirmation of the sale, one-third in one vear
thereatter, and one-tbtrd at the death of Apollonia
Hifhnrt. widow ol aid Fmnnuct IMhart. deceased,
the latter two payments, with their interest, pava
al'lo annually, to be seeur.'d bv Hon. and mortgago
el tho purchaser. Wm. h.SB'HI.KK,
Trustee to sell tho Heal Estate ol I ani hl Iibh
akt. deceased.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"IY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court ot
J Cambria county, tlio nndersipned administra
tor of James Farren. deceased, will sell at public
Outcry on tho premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1882,
At a o'clock, p. k., the following described real
estate, to wit:
All that certain Farm or Tract of Land
sltnate In 'Wsshlnirten twp Cambria countv, eon
sistfngfof o Acres, more or less, being rounded
on the north by the Turnpike, on the west I v lands
of Louisa Keeper and the heirs hf James Smith,
deceased, on the south by land of Felix O'Neill,
and on the east by land of M. H. McLaughlin,
having thereon erected a two story l'lank
Iwell Ing Honse, 3 Stable, and all neces
sary outbuildings.
TusMi or Salb. One-third cash, one-third In
one year, and the remaining ono-third at death of
Nary Farren, widow of ald decedent the latter
two payments, with the Interest.payable annually,
to be secured by the bond and niortiraire of the
purchaser. FKANOIS C. O'HAKKA,
MAKY FARREN,
Administrators of Jambs Farrkx, dee'd.
DMENISTRATION NOTICE.
Kstate of Joaiah M. Christt. deo'd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Josi
ah M. Christy, late of Oallittln borough, dee'd.
having been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to
make Immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against the same will present them, pro
perly authenticated for settlement, to
KEHIXX'A ANN CHKISTY,
Administratrix of Josiah M. Chrihty, doe'd.
Oallltzln, Pa.. Auit. 11, l?82.-t.
ADMINISTRATION" NOTICE.
Kstate of Jon a Orkw. dee'd.
Letters of administration on the est.ite of John
Orew. Into of W ilmore boronuh. 'ambrla county,
deceased, hftvin; been krranteu to the undcrsurned,
notii-e Is hcrehy given to all persons Indented to
said estato to make Puinedlate payment, and those
having claims or demands avainst the estate of
said decedent will make known the same without
delay to MAKl-AKCT (1KEW,
i.itmir!:'! itrix of .limit trkw, dee'd.
Wllmore. July 2S, ISS-.'.-t t.
AUElHEMCOLLEGE.llcaSli
The Hh year opens Sept. nii. Additloaal
new h'.i'li!m!r and in'wriy imrroveiiK'nts. Cabinets
nnd Llhrinef e.in.il tothebe.-t. ientlemon and
I.ridirs. Four tVMcire courses. Preparatory School.
Military 1 (epartnii.t. Kxpe'iS"? less than any
other ""liege of equal trraile. I'on't tall tosend,to
Oeo. W. llafkins, fcee y. lor catalogue. (U-lni.J
STATIONARY ENGINE for Sale,
with Holler and ot her appnrtcnances. lu g,od
f'pair. Can be S'Min at the Somuau Shalt Colliery,
Benscreek Station, P. K. K.
N. B, WESTBROf ik.
Sonman. June 0, lci-tf. P. K. K. Agent.
a week in v.iurrwn town. Terms and 4 ijuMtt
C00irej. Address II. liallttt tf to., Portland, Me.
Invitation.
Strangers arc Invited to visit
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
digging under ground and
building overhead, and by ex
tension on Chestnut street.
Parts of the store are about
as comfortable as any place
can be; and one of the most
comfortable parts is now be
ing got ready forthe rest and
refreshment of strangers.
One of the pleasant things
about tlie store always has
been the fact that you can
walk all over it, either alone
or with a guide, without ever
being asked to buy a thing.
We know 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.
We sell more sorts of
things 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 Waxamaker.
Ctifcn tit.TbJ rtm th and Market
rfcj and citv-hail 6auajo.
J'HiiABaXFHIA.
ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY- FIVE VE.MS
HAY BROTHERS
IVInn viTn cturcrs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF
?m, corns,
AND
Sheet Iron Wares
AND DEALEKS IN
HEATING, PARLOR and (MM
STOVES,
SHEET METALS,
AND
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS GENEIULLY
Jobbincr in
TIN, COPPER dcSIlEET-luON
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Nos. 278, 280 anl.;282 Washington St.
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
State Normal School,
IXDIAXA, PA.,
Presents rnanrpaaurd Facilities for
I'repnrlnir Teaehers for Enter
lng Their Field of Labor.
There 18 no more noble pnrsalt than
that of moulding hamnn character, and
no greater benefactor than the truly tn
ceful teacher.
If yon Intend to teach, prepare yonrelf
thoroughly, and thns make your work
pleasant and profitable for yourself and of
real value to other:
Every teacher (honld take a full course
at a profitfslonal fehool, and Pennsylvania
offers you none superior to that of tbs
INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL of Penn'a.
1. LOCATION, beautiful, convenient
and healthful.
2. BUlLDlNfJ and APPVHTENAJr
CES, unexcelled.
8, INSTKVCTOBS, Oipcriuneod and
successful.
4. 3KADUATES Etacd high whurevcr
known.
8. fOl'KSK of STUDY and plan or la
struetlon are liat.'you;need if you have do
tcnnlneu to become an eirnodt and luo
ccssful teacher.
FALL Term win open SETT. 4, 18S2.
For further particulars ajilrcss
L. H. DUELING,
July 14. lS2.-st.
PBinriu
TOIINSTOX SCAXLAN,
fj ATTUKSEYf-ar-LaW,
KttKMHHl K. Pa.
Ffr- once on Centre street, ppp-vlte the Court !
House f&-12,'2.-tf. j
JOSEPH McTKlXALP,
J ATTOKNEY-ATLAW,
I RHKi-Brtin, r.
C'ftice jo Cvluunade vu Ceuue street
iCHEAPEE!
CHEAPEST!
GEO. HUNTLEY
HAS NOW on H ANK THE
LARGEST, BEST E HOST VARIED
STOCK OK
Hardware !
Sttves, TinAvnro,
Housefurnishing Goods,
kc. Sir., thut run be l. un.1 in anv one sV l'-S-ment
In 1'ennsrii-mnia. His t -k om n c
cs:s, f'eie m saibs irarc,
nf various style? an.l pttm? :
of every description an ! of let itial!tT :
CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
of all kln-I and t bt !n tlie markrt. Ati, a
TABLE AM) POCKET CUTLERY,
:iwnre. qnrfnaimrr. Kit a er.TMntetl
Mure. Wnoil n.1 Willow Wnrr. Hull
Per. Trunin nr.. Ynl tve. I vera. n.
vlls. VIm, lloror Show. Hsrl run, ft nil
fori. Horse jll. 4 nrrliure Itolfa. Itlv
et". Mill K.ia . r I n 1 nnm. MrelShaT
el I'low Mnnlct. Komi Vniixi;
vowing MrmEs, unnsE n.v rakes.
IlArae Hut Fork. Rnie inl Pnllrji,
l'"i rH i vatnra, nl n full hned llstrv
etinr Initio. Ali. a l.irire a'sorMuent of
Table, lloorartd Stair Oil Cloths,
Carrise Oil Clotli,
I'APl'K (5'i 1I. CI. TII WIM'WS!Hil'l
An SI! lit-: IT XT! KKS : I.ivft-ivmh. .SH It in
SAI,T. the liit In U. w.rH t.ir l-.iirv and Table
ne: IircTrn K K S ALT, t' e rj(.H,oct and
bet for i-.1inif Live st. i; : I,Mt VI. STF.K
Writ. ir. 'i!fn IT MI'S, of the U-t malltr
IKKK1NS' 1' A TENT S A FETY I.AMI-S wl 1,-b
rarnt tie exploded: 'iiiiripK v AH' N An
' A KTS : the lanret stork of M1I.K t'Kt KS ol
all shape nn l and of siiferior ware evr o.
Wd f.'T'ileln Eher.tnit : a full linof I AIN T
lKT'SHES of tlie nnt ,1-i-Ti.if. o'l-ilur- 1N
!HwiT,ASS. fill.s. FAINTS. Tt H1KVT1N E
VAKNISHFX. Jte.. tn-ither with a larcear.d com
filete sto-k o c!io.-e
i;ko(tkii:s, toivvho and skuars
as well as thnusti'! of other t)eful and needful
rtfele. In fttri. anjthtn!; 1 haven't m t or fnn't
ret at short notice i n t .'r:h huvinir. nid whnt 1
donflor fur sale tiiav n'wv .e r-lio.l on a-- riiwr
CT.ABS in qvality. while th'-y will lnvarlaMv he
SOLI) AT BOTTOM PRICKS !
Hnvme had nearly TmnTV tkks" kit kbi"
In the sale of iroo.l- in mv lln-. 1 am enn)0 1
to snjiply my eu-tonirrs with the verv t.est in the
markrt. (tive me a li'-er-il shnre n Vour j -itrrn-zn.
then, and he e..nvtnced that ttie .Vt 1 alwavs
the eheapet. and that It never iav to fcr v an In
ferior art i-le sltn ! v heeause the pflre K I.w s it
Is an Indl'imtaMe fiiet that such, jroods are ijwav
me ucwitpi u tii c end.
GEO. HUXTLIIV.
thcnahurit. April 11. 1S79.
A YEAR'S READING FOR SLOO.
Ilie New York
WEEKLYWORLD.
" w Pree. New Tf m. New Rnlldlnr,
New Applianre.and New Fife
In Faery Drparlmrnt.
51 A YHAll, rOSTAGE 1'AID.
SO Cents for .NO Month.
A COMPLETKTaMILY PAPEPi.
FHKK MASONS
Should read It. spr-Mul Masihic IrrAe-rMBWT
edi'ed ! y one . f the n:.-t ttii. tied V'ih
Mas-ins. with eiiiitr.lM!lion ir-n the
lens of lMt:tin!hvd U.-m.i.
The WKEKLY WOULD
Is the emy It:-d ps new-paper In the reentry that
ha? a sp-.-!.. d: .-inment devoted
to M ir.if mt. -.. ti
OTHFIi EXCELLENT FEATUI1ES.
1. All the New. e rs-.i le:e and tr.terr-t'Da
3. Tue l'im.T' World A lail juk-eof Agrletil-
turnl an l Kartn Newa.
. The I.itertry World A fu'.l pae nf T.onii Sto
rfe? and Shot S'nr'e. '..raie Hallarla and
"en.iu IVenis, rally Tales and Sallon'
i . . nf.
, The hi'u'cVwi er-' t'o umns What every W
njfit! war.is to knnw.
6. The Veterinary Ih-partment With tresrrlp
tions free for all fuo-r n'ier. and fuii Initrue
ttniis I f treatment ol live Ft' Ok.
6. The le-t ri i"s Column In the werld for Ama
teur player".
T. The t en t't c-krr iJrpnrtment tn ttie world far
t-oth Am.iteurs aiol lreir"l'.iials.
9 A Tomer lor the Vmra, I"olk Klddlxa. Cha.
ride. l urries. Aernsti'T. eto.
8, oin-!-to M irket Ke-ori rnrivaled tn d
t.i;i hn-j Hcnriv.
10. Answer to lnijulnes.
tath department l porf.v-t of its kind, and all
eomhined make the het Weekly fewn.ai.or
ever puhlisliod.
TI1F. NTW VOUR WORI IKienioaaperlor
OB either aide er the water as a Lire,
Brilliant. I'rrteedy appelated,
I'rovreaalve .ewspap4r.
UNEQUALLED CFFERt CLUB AGEKTS.
SPfC.ME.v COriK FhKt:.
THE NEW YORK WORLD,
world Ballrtlnc,
May it. lKga-ot. IsKW YORK.
ruosi'K.c'ns.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN PAPER.
The Wi'cMj LanratT Intf IllsronrrT
Is the ol le-t, the 1m, ao-t. the .-he ip't and the best
weekly pul 1-hed In I'etin'vlvania.
It feel' th.it this pre-ent Stuto ea'upafirn i"of fu
vrenie Imi-orUinee tu the t'oinnionweiilih. atid that
The eleeti.in of the iM-iuotTntir t ket i Luiletittes
the e rno-i eflort of every pi.trlot.
It lehevr? In full and tre ilicu"liti of tho !
sues, and that the circulation d 1 etin-r;itie our
na! Is the eyt way tn tnake the truth eTJi-tt've.
I Kin-MTTitie eeiiiiinttovineu and worker- rn d
no tiettrr fen i e tu the ii than to fi rea l their
loeal party j.Kjrnn'p and a .1r-l r!:i I d moeratla
State paper tl.riuv.hout t!n ir dun: nets.
It will !urni-li Ir .m n w until :Vr the e'eo'lon.
ftr M rents, ea.-h In advance, an rlirht paif" jiaper
of M c lutuhs. and w Hi seldnra less than Ir un to
to 4 solid Columns ft rea linif matter. In-ludltm
1 The news ot the lav received hv mail and tel
egraph from ail p.tt- T the w..ri l'np tothetlm
of K','!t c to pi- f at f o'clock en Tue-dav eentiiir.
2. Mitor;al c lumetits on tlie teadtni; toi kcs of
priiular tiite!-t :r nn" S to 10 columns of orlnlnal
editorial mat'er weekiy.
3. Evc-ythina relatiinc to Uie State rampaltrn la
rennyvanla. Includinn rej...rt of rneetlni. and
FIHvrl.es. addre.-fcs, etc., and pungent note,, ol the
situation.
. C hoice literary, puetlci.l and hutuoroas selec
tions. 5. A !re.-lj aud Well ronducU-d airrlrultiiral de
partment.
8. Weekly reports of ttie Lancnster. New York
and l'hf ladelphia toinoiM market-, w'th accounts
ol the erowinu crops, it- cuttini; ai'd curl;. it
7. All the hal news of ia.ncater city and coun
ty and adjotniUK d.Ktricts.
8. Hou-ehold, eonitnercial, produce, cattle, ftock
and money uiarkeu.
. lineal and neueral rorreiHindence and simcial
CoutrliiuiioDS ou misrcllaneeus topi
x rem tlis ijate to rovemtor 1
, 8. mailed Irve to any ad i HO eta.
1 Copy,
i ure- in 'ennsyivanla.. . .
1 t'eplea, to one post orhee f 4.00
...... .. 10 oo
Address, eendinr check or mouov rcii t
STUNMAN a lll.XM.U,
LaNiAil Kit, P V.
-For donhle the ahove amount tho I.anetpr
Heety lrrrlh,."-rirrr. the I'imhuh 1'nrrMAW aud.
neat and valtialde littl" lM.k entltlcl "A Thous
and t acui,-' or a copy of Ir. Kendall's -TTeHtl-e
on tke Horse and lis ln.eajH-.' iii tt. fur-ii-'iod
sintlyor In eluts. to each and everv sul.-crilr
hoth pajK-rs to he sent f ,,r a period 1 1 three mouthe.
Ketuit money to this oCKc
1791.
lc-i! 1,
T. AV. DICK,
a;i..t rn the
OLiO HAUTFOUU
FillEIWiillMllCOMT.
('P.-iIMLNftH Ht'SIN s
Eli;snunc. Juiy 11. 1 -fii.
CAT k D V C'Ofl Ir . o.-te to live agents. Some-
uALAlll OaU i-1""1 u"w- Thb
i KMi'i a l.irr: repncnt inif
tlie '!'!. ITrsiTt and Ku'ure. A line IP t,ti- n; h
In six el- i art t:rK v... Ti x Ra. iVtinments of
I"r-r- It is a he.iTiti ii':y hmiw work of art. non
pci,.. :1P . e. nvry the truth ol Immortality In an
ur.nii tn'ip- maim, r ' '-I'm. t:hronicic. i itr-a
e.il of ideality i o 1 srti-:.e ta-tp n,mn i.i ciminv
sition, fleir'y and uraefullv M. nle I Intu a i.r
uionlous whole.'' 'ii'. Kve'n Icliiraph. am
plo'rec. St ud f..r riri I :r
t-4.--im. W. T.AV, l'ittbarsh, Ta,
Gru. M. HKAIUV
AlTdK.NtY Al t. A W.
tHKfiBrao.'P4.
W Offi.- on Centre etrect.