r.lr.a ;Kcmnn.
t "lASBi r.ii.
,n. sir. t""ss''
i v .!; r;-:-:.v.4.v.
.1. r I . ! "" ' ' KM
. .. ..r . en lem-
i-.-.'i. !" f'ir..K!i II
.......... .,-!.!. ""-
. - . '. i ri-f strictly In n.l-
. . . ..' n. " "i ! anvt.il 5 nil pliy.
i ... i II-l " n'r I !icr, not
.. ..n" ? iii'lrr l. "t n on
v. ,. n? r ll,uU rules.
Mr. VTi'ilam riiosfpr. nn hnnpt, bfird
w.m farmer of AUcqlicnv townMiip. was
en Siiml-"" li-d innd the happy father of a
lionr,''M'L' '.' b:i''v which xv r.rp nnred
tu'tnnl'v - 'I IT P'-uimUat i WrMi.
, II n rv Fi-t r, lilt son of Mrs. ( F.-.
; tor. of tin' I'.miliria Hoikp. started for Cin
' cir.i'.iti this (Thnrn'.av) morning, whore hp
found etiiplinnipnt about a ypar aeo, anr!
tur' t. ilo so acain. W wish him luck.
The tvnos" who took partin the recent
fvrnrsion to tp.npfoRtp all unite in say'ms:
that the Wa'chmnn office Is the clpancst
"print shop" thev Pvpr visited. And thov
mid'.t h.iv, added that E.litnr Meek, of the
aforoaU journal, is one of tho bix2ft and
best stun 11 men they over encountered.
A I'rosprt horouh lad named Willie
OT.rien. iz 1" years, was severely bnrned
on the face, arms and hreast hvthe accident
' al rsplnsion. on Tuesday week, of a can'of
piwitcr in the Mill coal mine, near Johns-t-vvn.
AHVoncrh in a rrit'.eal condition it is
thmiL'ht that the inlnrpd youth will recover.
Thp-e .print? lamhs strs ved from he
premises of Mr. V. II. Kemp, of Belmont
;p v ' r hi
u ... p.
I-
.1
i r ni..
I!(M rS MEN".
''. t i T ; f to v-p what
. Kft.nom'ti'j Tihlet
:ii-r t- fnr'iNit nri of
'. -. free ( charge to
I -oth1 or Iirinur ns an
f fi c In iiftreil letter-
'K x.'mpnt!, or
at d'-sei iiit'on, all of
.teiv-.;.--l to do in t!ie
t t!.- vi-rv lowest cash
c to send or lrin in
Mr.' r. F. Brown. fnrVrr h'g present
pool room far from spacious pr.otigh to ac
commodate the larc" rrowrts which flock
there nightly for the purpose of playing
looking on, etc., has deemed it advisable to
rect a temporary one-story huihlinff for
that purpose. The carpenters have com
menced work on the structure, which, when
completed, will. It is said, servo for either a
pool or a ball room. The buildina will stand
immediately In the rear of Mr. Edward
trrlrnth'g erocpry store. Xext.
,TTe rp?'3'nce of Mr. Anthonv Sill, in
Allechcny township, was entered by some
nr.known thief or thieves on Sunday last,
dnrins the ahsenee of the family at Mass in
Loretto. and robbed of $14 in money, a note
for ?120 belonainz to a voune mar. named
jeoK, two watches, a pair of boots, some
! jewelry, and one or two other articles. The
! thieves also upset a'trunk which had been
hidden anion a lot of rars in the earret, bnt
I diiin't carry their investigations far enough
to secure about $too which it contained.
1 Mr John P. Green, private secretary to
rresident Boberts. of the V. R. IL.Thila-
Cottaae on Saturday, Sept. 2.1. and all efforts j delphia, was, with'his family, brought here
re-
d isp of
r rf the )lher l'lnco.
. ; r m v. ry siiiwlv anil rot very
! Ili.r. ; nt f'reson will
f i X'.n s"a'n l.i-d,r, .
; ; ''iri.if f.-vers are some
. ! .! ';.-town just now.
. -. .ir i;s-ases of tl'.e nerves,
... . i !',i-,r-i's lion B:ners.
. rf i'.'iao'i-!'!!'? H'.e nl.l court
. . ; i.ced on Wf-dntMdav last.
. r hcr-ft Saniurfi Mirtin
J. ' hiown, c? two of their
! ': n-'.-t'iliia in tJ I'ne of
t , ...K u ill at C. T. Roberts"
'. '!-, fi. On-''! in 1 Bronchitis
. : .; -i -1 lyMiiloVs Cure. At
': i f ,;toina, his
1 r-r t i -?v" lo our farninr
::- '. . i . ' i -em?!!t in atiother
' 'i!.'! 2r:'vnc, w'lich open
! f..- e, are prevented by
v, ! o fi-ovvti offe- mil! at
; : 1 f the nice -i thing ever
!;.": (..-.?, -e.
' ! ': :n. .! a positive cure
n ia and ' inker mouth. At
. : - ' - 'ourfepn brass han.ls,
. ' i- a. id hi.:. ksn.iths1 l.elpeis
: . i ..:. i.ii-winr to ,.,.
- ' , . , n ii I ( 'iisuiiiptiiin Cure
ir.i'.t. e It cures con-
i v. ; tfre
: !.l Dy.'.s always do nu-re
. ' ' ' (',,!. ,v rvi-r that o'il
: l.!;. rew. T!y pi epfliS.
' f..r f ,H We;ir.
i i 1 .it I'. irkors'. as
!. '. -i !" i. i.t li-;ht weiht
'" V. . V. Brush.
- '.r 7: .w m.i John
! f-'l- at t'-e Ehei:;tu:rrf
-' ' ' '" t , r . :T 'e. ncar,
' c' ' 1 . r i. rsscTicec,
f. . . ::-. '.. p,!e of f. '.
' 1 " V a; 1 -..u. Pe-m-rlv
' ' -' .- m. have
. " "r !. y i;:.-:ids n
'' V. r.-'. f f ,r..!.t:f.nvn, ha.l
' " I f - r .iav hy a
' ! ' '-" . 'J. !n r ;! a po ti-
'V- . V. .1. : ,, of this
. - ' -. v. r- -i . .. .y. v,...
' '' a ' ;t i, iri : etor.
- t . - ,.f ...,.!. honest
' " ! : ' r a mn,
' v -u at the
I to find fiiein have thus far proved unavailing
; Any Information leadinij to their recovpry
wUI he thankfu'iv rpceivpd and propprlv re
warded hy the above named gentleman"
j -A heavy oak plank fell end downward
! from the frame work of thp C. I. Co 's new
; rail mill. Johnstown, a distance of about
th'rty nve feet, and struck Max Eamison, a
hooker-un." on the head, cnttins; a gash
about two inches loner. M. L. has good rpa
Son to he thankful that he escaped so well,
i "I'm drawing a conclusion" remarked
I AniinMab. as he pulled theeat's tail. Ed. L.
i A'imn: and "I'm beating the doctor,
marked Anu s wife, as she took a
i ines' Svmr of 1 t- tt;m ihrxw.. tt
I hound for her cr.ngh. A 25 cent bottle does
j the business. For sale by all druggists
The Jnniata Valley Printers'" Associa
; tion has gone glimmering among the things
I that were. The contemptible conduct of
j some of its memhers in selling or otherwise
disposing of their railroad passes to outside
j parties, and of which our own county did its
full share, was the cause of its untimely
i death.
! We don't know! and ne'er knew how
; many or how often folks do buy what they
I rwd at John Owens' cheap store : but be
I thpy many or few, tlipy'll admit that it's trne
! they can get dry goods, and groceries, and
many things more, at prices as low. when to
! Owens's they go, as ever were bought in this
town or this county before.
; We sympathise with our journalistic
; brethren. Al. Tvhnrst, of the Binntinodon
and XV. XV. Trout, of the Lewistown
; Frc 7V., inasmuch as that dread visitor,
Death, has entered their respective house
holds and rohbed the former of a bright and
interesting son, and the latter of one of the
twin babies recently born to him.
The Christian denomination of Welsh
Bar-fists held a number of congregational
meetings in their church In this place last
' week, the culminating point beincr reached
o;i Sunday. The afternoon of that day four
Saturday night per extra train, putting np
at Jieimont Cottage. Tuesday night Mr.
j Green returned borne, leaving here at 10 o
, clock, an extra train on onr branch road be
I ing run for that purpose bv Conductor Sny
der and assistants. Mr. Green's family still
remain in our midst, Oh, John P. Grrn
thou art a color which never runs because
I thou canst ride whenever and wherever
thou listeth.
Joe Burk is the name of a queer speci
men of the rtertux homo who attended Court
in Mils place last week. Our neighbor, the
; ITrrnlil, which seems tohavefonnd ontpretty
much all that is worth knowing about Mr.
Burk, describes him as being twenty-eight
j years of age and having a head and body
i about the ordinary size, bnt, in height ho
measures only thirty-nine inches. Notwith
standing the brevity of his legs, Mr. Burk
j succeeded among many other things in clear
j ing six acrs of heavily timbered land ready
for rolling during the past snmmer.
i We wrote a notice atont the preoenta
I tion to the Mountain House, Cresson, of an
elegant and excellent portrait in oil of the
late Dr. R. M. S. Jackson, "the founder of
Cresson," for our last issue, but for some
reason it failed to nppear. The painting
was executed bv Dr. Jeremy Wilson, and a
fine work of art it is, during his recent so
journ In this place, and was presented to the
Mountain House by Hon. John Scott, Mr.
Edmund Smith, Vice President P. R. R. ,
and other old friends of the really brilliant
and deserving subject, "the founder," etc. ,
aforesaid.
Mr. Lymon Price, of Dnncansville, Blair
county, is said to be the owner of a musical
hpn which is almost the equal of the mocking
bird in imitating sounds. It imitates to per
fection a tree-frog, the American coocoo or
rain bird and the domestic goinea fowl.
This remarkable hen can he heard at inter
vals not only during the day, bHt also night.
As it is but a young chicken who cracked its
Choll in Mnmll" If Tpi,a llilnta 14- mill stnn
young ladies and a hoy were received into i tinne to improve its powers, of song and will
. 1 1 1 1 til n n .. W ,1... .... t. a 1 . . i . .. " '
!' 1- V
Ml ."1 ti.'imI for
'-'in. an. I
' ' :-' I'' and 7."
' ue.
i -r- : ! ' ovle
' i .vli
e.-r a i !
!.!':: (
J. of
' rm.l
f l.er
' '.' v, .-.lii;?;.; rifL'. or
'' ; '.v. r.i 'iel s. f ,,Vs,
' it purgatives.
' ' C. T. Ji: eit-j- vniiety
' ' " 1 ' : -. w!r p-id
' : ' r :. :e!iv.-s and
'" on Fi' lnv
l' : . : .! --rrr t.. l'hil-
'':'- A al Society
' 'i; '".ts- '-a.i. for its siv
' ''.;.!,! f i . .in t')Pi
- '.:-!.. :v :. -!..c- band for
' ' sllv.-r e .rnet band
' : nr-t-eari-.u'-e on cur
" ' ' ' rn 1 tns no
:. i.. -1 of t'.i- i.m-ic it dis-
: v . 1 1 v. i,t to do ivy
i " ". is. 'l a' V. s- t ..fcer rmd i;.-,,
'M '! i tl. . i ,u ..' rii'i'. oils.
' ' " f.'.:i:::y (...iiits pi t up in
i :l i .. .
- ..,r i i...p , .. ,,f a.u , , 1(.n .nI
' ' I " " 'i ; o-,v in ."'oloi-town.
' ' '' I d..p:. r-i!-. from lu.nie of
- i .n.rJ .-.;;! ta-(. t,e ppj,
- .' ,irr-. 7 ! ere are twelve
!'' as pHfers supported
' I. . v That is to say.
i i. riner ann only
I'l l -to:., i-.t f;et;erat Jiinfr
' ' ' .- vei 1 1 ri'i i-r t ..-'ehrif ies
o!-.- :...... T: sf!.iv.ift..r
'I .'a.. t was Puuh-
i . .txid ps such v.e hope it
' ' I t. th '"chrj-ous scorn
' ' -.'1 o-ed two ciris pnd a
' ,; ''-el r i nty. hits been
' v i onitentiary fir a
' Tl ru's serving
' ' cr i. a r.ie-t t t e fonn
' - :i. is s-.id to 1,,-ire had a
: r.. 'ration of $ ;oo ah-
-ink ti e or! er day. Pity
' 'l.-Catitti law couldn't
f.
..!' n'i'riifif.n meeting, br
. "i ':,ti. n ' nh met here
: n't ta !, .t.jf to sew u p
, ' cnt out for it : hut
'V'-t and some of the
of this plncp, suiTeefl-
" I'l p. .1
d Ii bv, but it kept liiri .
' " li'-(.'v to do it. II ;
if e ey-fr undertakes
. -!: a-'-i.n
- fit end recent visiter? r
M--s Hat'ie Fen- :
, , ,. '''' ''f I.eavi-i. worth, '
II. v.. !', of Ktin.e, Pa., ',
s I., vv, of Ik l.t.dalH, ;
1 At ' ;r j.f.strftee rn tV.e
' '- p t li.r-iid in th's
' ' ' ;.. to Vourtain Pale.
' r ,.'.- who-e hard f"te
' : " " :s--.,. , j.deil she'll '
' "v ' lore.
' ' a 1." v. vir.r M ir! Mho
' ' d t:er,i I'liintervil'e.
I!!.' v. ft'., el weeks
; n ' ' "' '. w:i-.- of
' ' '" t, n rdl.-s 1ri.ni C.at I
a f-.'Tn aiidfitti;e,i in hoy's ,
' '. -so ?t. A sn it'i. r.f ( i., r,v .
i o ;.cres ( f !o,.l ,,r
'' " ITVirg terrfT fl.e
' d oi ,.o,. fl., ,r,vo
i -.r :.-.i-l'.l.. o tret
: : ' ; f. i-t if wl.ifh is
rr i T",i y, r n.n, twin sot s
: .'ri,'i r . if I coven worth,
T ti oir.inrr for No're
' M e 1 i lt'" r.f ti rowing
V',v '' pri.fress throi.rrh
" i ".r.. thrciu-h life, tie
' r ,,l j
i -.1 i,, -,,-r-.-.- te. Clear- '
vr, :.- tor tl.e pnrpr.-e of '
- r.'s ' 1 e fomiat :on of a '
, ; 7,nn, -. W-,.!:,.r the
. : 'rr r psion? than
' ' ' tn
' '"I ' re-!"t.ed r,.Ki.
' ' ' M nrf h ir. this
' , " '"M'-i.-s ppsr he has
( ! so.f.n remove w it h
1 i .-o , , o pr-r.f.r, i
I- : r w.r,f t ! e;r cr, P,j
., . ' ..: I i. ..tot !.;, dei.art
' ' -- :n Lis r.ew Ceid flf
communion of the Church through Immersion
in a iam on the southern outskirts of town.
Tacnb Crouso, of Johnstown, quarreled
with Ids w-re one day last week, and when
it was all over he gave additional evidence
of h;- love for his snouse by reducing the
furniture in the house to the condition of
kind'mg wood. This is the third time Jacob
has di-Mnguished himself in this axe-traordi-r.ary
wav.
--Andrew.!. Burkett. a brakeman on the
C. I. Co.'s railroad. Johnstown, was shot in
the hack one d"v !at week bv the accidental
dSchnrg" of a revolver in his hip pocket,
which went off just as he was in the act of
getting orT t'-e pp.-ine of the train on which
he was crro.ioved. As the hall has not t
been found the extent of his injuries is not
yet knrov n.
."I)o hnl, ,y what vou doat all." Bold
Iv lo w ah: rtn that Kidney Wort Is the great
remedy for liver, bowels and kidney diseases
Rheumatism and piles vanish before it. The
.roeep.et of Kidney. Wort is produced by
ii- cleansing and purifying action on the
blaod. Where there is n'gravellv deposit in
the urine, or milky, ropy urine 'from disor
dered Hdneye. it always cures.
George Moorev. of f'amhria borough,
fe!' from a scaffolding which had been erect
f ' near the ton of the stack of No. 1 blast
fan fee. for the purpose of repairing it, on
In-t Saturday morning, and striking the
L'r. a.n.l. about forty feet below with his bend,
Sii-'i nrnl a sever" contusion of the brain,
w'oeh may vt nroye fatal. His escape from
instat.t death w;..s indeed miraculous.
V. ncl-nnwledgp the receipt of a kind
invitation from the Common wealth Club,
P:d:.lclpMi. to meet the Deniocratie state
can.; dates at the heado,Hnrters of eaid Club
on t . t Tuesday evening, but as onr own
ivi a!t!i, to say nothing of our professional
il'die-, is as usual at an uncommonly low
. bb, it looks vervmnch as if our friends of
the ( on n ..nwealth will have to try and
v. f t'-v a 'oner without us.
Patjir-k Cnrrv, of Propect, Wm.Keeler,
r.. i f T'lU.er Yoder. and Chauncv Mvcra r.f
I . , j i . i a m i n ro n n.f hm in t nn
I eventually he one of the wrentest imitators nf
the feathered tribe to be found on this con
tinent. lohn Guds.sei, an Austrian, aged about
thirty, was drowned while bathing on Satur
day evening in the Loyalhanna at West T,n
trohe. lie was in the water three-quarters
of an hour before his body was recovered.
Deceased was emnloyed as a laborer at the
Monastpry Coke Works, and had onlv bppn
in this country four months, one of which he
had spent in Eatrohe. ITs had no relatives
in America. 'Squire Baer held an inquest,
and the Coroner's jnrv returned a verdict of
accidental drowning, no blame being attach
ed to thp four companions, who were bathing
with him.
A married woman at the Glen White
coke ovens, a few miles west of Gallitzin, got
into a wrangle wit.h a man named Adam
Bonner the other day, during which she
poured a kettle of hot water on his head and
j hurled a hatchot at him a In Indian fashion,
j She then returned to her own domicile,
whither she was followed bv Benner, who
! beat and choked her severely. The irate
J amazon repaired to Altoona the next day
i end swore out a warrant for Berner, who
t was subsequently arrested and gave bail in
! the sum of '200 for a hearinc at. Alderman
I O'TnoIo's office, in that city, to-morrow.
The best tramp of baseball ever played
; in Ebenshurg, or indeed in the county, was
i indulged in on last Saturday afternoon, the
j contestants bein? an orcinization from Wood
, vale and the "Star" club of this place. At.
i the end of thf ninth inning the score stood
I five to five, hut ns this outcome was nor de
i cisive the boys went at it acain, and played
two additional Innings, during which the
Fhenshurrrers added one more to their score
and thp Wood valors nary one. Some money
is said to have changed hands on the result
of thp gamp, but wp believe it was all dona
ted to the winners. The return game is to
be played in Johnstown to-morrow.
Senator Hugos did ns the honor of pub
lishing a crrd in the Johnstown Trihunr on
last Saturday for the purpose, as he declared,
Covr.rvF.n statt : Fatp, ,-p F.rrsTTTCV
AT Pi i'TspT Tto The largest and finest dis
play of Live Stock. Fh:M, Seeds. Vegeta
bles and Agricultural Machinery ecer shown.
There are on exhibition 20 of the best
Thoroughbred Horses in the country ; r,-t
Fine bred Carriage and Coach norses," 63
Heavy Draughts and lfi otbpr breeds.
Three Herds of Short Horns, including
those of Messrs. Anderson and Steel, of Ohio,
the prize winners at the late Ohio State Fair,
at Columbus : and Eberly's Herd, of Greens
burg, Pa., which fully equals those of An
derson and Steele.
Four Herds of Devons, as follows- D.
and J. Banker, of Susquehanna Co., Pa. : J.
B. Tvongenecker. or Dauphin Co., Pa. ; .1. M.
Miller, of Washington Co., Ta. ; D. J. Whit
more. Oh'o
Three herds of nolsteins : Brooks and
Trotter, Salem, Ohio : E. Hindekoper, Craw
ford Co., Pa, ; J. Li. nenderson, Washington
Co., Pa.
Three herds of Ayrshires : W. Fairweath
er, Erie Co.. Pa. : A.J. Wilson. Grafton, O.;
C. Nteffen, Allegheny Co., Pa.
Jerseys: Carr and Trotter, Salem, Ohio ;
J. K. Dain, Freeport, Pa. . J. D. Risher, Al
legheny Co.. Ta.
Guernseys : A. M. Carr, Ohio ; J. M. Fox,
Clarion Co , Pa.
Herefords : E. G. Merrvman, Maryland ;
making 19 Herds in all, besidps nnmprons
animals pntPred singly a total of 188 pedi
greed animals.
Sheen and Swine of all breeds fill 247 nen".
Four hundred Coops of Poultry, Geese,
Ducks and Turkeys, and loo Cages of the
finest lot of Pigeons in the State.
This Combination is, without, question, the
best display ever prpsented to the onblic.
The Immense building of the Pittsburgh
Exposition Society is filled to overflowing
with every class of exhibits, too numerous to
mention in one article. All thp railroads
t nmish low rates and special excursion trains:
therefore, every one should visit this Immense
display display of the productions of Penn
sylvania. The railroads have established a
headquarters in the Exposition Building, so
that excursionists can at all times obtain of
ficial information regarding to return trains
and tickets.
CoyrrAFE and Consider. We give else
where the result of the Republican county
convention, or rather ratification meeting,
held in this place on 'Monday last, and as our
friends of the opposition don't go to the ex
pense and trouble of putting up a ticket for
the mere fnn of the thing, it is fair to pre
sume that they calculate or. sufficient Demo
cratic aid and comfort to enable them to elect
most if not all their candidates. In view of
this exceedingly cool calculation, we ask any
candid man to tell us wherein the nominpps
on the Republican ticket excel, if indeed
they compare in any particular, with the.
candidates on the Demo-ratlc ticket, nas
Gen. Campbpl! made a better Congressman
than Gen. Coffroth ? Would Messrs. McAteer
and Morrell more fiflv represent our county
In the State Legislature than Messra. Mc
Donald and norne ? Is Harry Kinkead the
superior of D. A. I.uther in either character,
fitness or worth, that he should be boosted
into the office of Sheriff in a Democratic
county and by Democratic votes? Does
John C. Bradley possess a single require
ment for the position of Poor Director which
is not posspsspd in as prpat if not a more em
inent degree by John Rorabaugh? And so
with the other candidates on the two tickets
now in the field. Not a man named by the
opposition can lay claim to anything, either
as to character, ability or locality, which en
titles him to the suffracps of any man worthy
to he called a Dpmoerat. This being true,
and even the most bitter Republican partisan
wilt not deny it, we have no fears for the
succpss of anv candidate on the Democratic
ticket, though we advise all our party friends
to be wary and watchful, as in "ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain" the Re
publican bosses in this county, as is well
known, have always shown themselves to be
"exceedingly peculiar." Keep a shatp eve,
then, on thoir every movement, and don't let
thpm get away with a single Democratic
vote if you can help it.
KEprBuc iji rorxTT cox vf.ntios.
HOW THF. "mtTART CAT" KEAT.I.T DID
jrMP WHEN IN CAMS TO THE TEST.
The Republican county convention to
nominate a ticket to be voted for, or against,
as the case may be. on the 7th day of next
November, met pursnant to announcement
in the Arbitration Room of the new Court
House, this place, on last Monday afternoon
The bell lang at 1.40 o'clock and the seats
were soon filled by either delegates or on
lookers. D. H. Kinkead, chairman of the Conntv
i Committee, called the body to order, and
j read the names of the delegates present.
I All the districts of the county were repre-
sented wholly or In half.
I This done, Cyrus Elder. Esq., of Johns
i town, was chosen permanent chairman, and
or course -spoKo a piece" on assuming the
duties of the position.
Then followed the selection of a couple of
secretaries, one of whom was made reading
secretary, and in that capacity he filled the
bill and that is saying a good deal.
Gen. Jacob M. Campbell, of Johnstown,
was nominated for Congress by acclamation.
Hp is the pentlempn who didn't want the
office, but if it was forced on him ! ! t
Foil particulars of how the story ended wlli
bpfonnd in a certain Greek dialogue between
Maxlmus and Fyrrhus a thousand years ago
and more.
Mr. D. n. Kinkead. of Ebensbnrg, also re
ceived the compliment of a nomination for
Sheriff bv acclamation. He is the present
efficient depnty under Sheriff Griffith, and
that's about all there is of it. In other
years he achieved notoriety as a base-hall
player, but lately bo has been keeping close
(a f Vto hnma Via ca
TIIK LAW AXI TlfF. FACT.
OPINION OF THE rOtllT AS TO Mn. A. T. PIN
DLE'S EIGHT TO VOTE IN BLACK
LICK TOWNSHIP.
We publish herewith the following extract
from the opinion of Judge Dean in the case
ofPindle vs. Empfield and others, election
officers in Blacklick township. It clearly
states the law relative to residence and ex
plodes the the theoiy prevalent in pome lo
calities that a man cannot have a rpsidpnee
distinct or separate from his wire and family :
"A miin r"t1ctice Is whore h? mnki' hie per- j
Tnnnent abode. Thip drrrinitlnn has b-en quo- ,
tlonel by nmi Pnarts and hwvprs. ha' it is th? j
nccejited definition nf reitcnc in I'ennpvlvdnin : '
r.1 while th lnw fixe the deffinitlon. th l'iry '
mat apply it to tho fact oi ncli prtt-nl;r rase.
It 1 tmrIMe for a Oonrt tn determine whether
the particular ficts In anv nnrtfrnlr can do. or i
j depot, constitute a permanent ntmde. The pirv '
mn?t take the fact" of the ease nnd npplv to them !
tbe definition, or the law. stated by the 'onrt
, and determine whether the eomninininepartvdid
have such a residence of two nmrth Immediatelv :
prior to the election or not, Kesidenee ! often a -(pieftion
almost pnrelv of Intention. V'or Instance
a man leaves here to-dav on a visit to F.urope. and '
returns only the dav before the election next fall. '
He is clearly a resident of Kbonsbnrir. althnnsrh he i
has rot been In the district a sinirle day of the two t
months before the election, for it was rot his in- i
tention to make his permanent abode In Furope I
when he left, or toahnndon his reofdence in Kbons
bnnr. It was a mere temnornrv absence, and no
temporary absence rhanres a man's intention to :
keep his permanent abode at the place he left. A j
permanent ano.ie, in almost all ensea. la
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FRF.E OF 'OKT.
All persons wishing to test the merits of "a
great remedy one that will posit ivelv cure
Consumption, Coughs, Colds. Asthma,' Bron
chitis, or any affection of the Throat and
I. nng are requested to call at K James
: nrim srore, nno ror a Trial I5ottp of Dr.
j King's New Discovery for Consumption, free
! oen.sf. which will show vou what a regular
dollar-size bottle will do.
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Um Of , r.f uotif-ln (tin t. t-1- , . x- f t, tl,,.--
race, wrre brcnphl be
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i! comiiMtt."
I,,, cl-arce r.f gobv throiit'li the pnokef and
c.mfj-cating an the lo,.s change of an intox-ieat.-d
man mined AVni (rodhv, whom they
. enticed for that rwpn-f into a'socinded spot
in Johnstown on Fr' hn- lat.
A man named Wm. Wa fkfns captured a
live fawn at Pennincrton a few davs aaro and
. sold it to another pnrtv. who In tnfn present
ed it, or Is to present it. to Col. John T.emon
. whom we all know. The deer little thing 1s
intended to adorn the zoological garden of
the 'a-d named e-er.tleman, but whether the
rn-f a was made ir. the logical, pot zoolog
ical, hope that "thrift might follow fawn
li'g. ' is more than we can tell.
A you PL- a.iv pamcd Sarah Owens
da, ::' ..r of fr. Kdward Owens, of Cambria
to-vi-Mp. fainted in church last Snnday
-ven:ng. during cervices. She remn'ned in
n comatose state throughout forty-eight
hours, when she rallied and Is now iri a fair
wav rf recovery. We understand she is
sublet to frequent visitations of a similar
nature, er 'lepsV being the name of the dis
ease ns laid down in the nooks.
--Willie Bichninpd, the eight or nine year
old sr, f.f nev. Dr. Pichmond. of Shady Side
near Pittsburgh, who with his family is ool
Iniirpipg at the I.iovd House, this place 'fell
or v.-as thrown ftom a horse, which after
wards tramped noon him. on Friday last, and
had his left leg fractured between" the knee
and ankle. T)r. Zimmerman was called in to
a liiistthe broken hone, and under his care
. and treatment the injured lad is getting along
nicelv.
We are glad indeed to note the fact that
our young and good looking friend Chas. II.
I.atterner, of this place, has, in connection
with a gentleman named Eicher, purchased
thp extpnsicp and plerrant stock of ready
made clothing heretofore owned by A. J.
A?.deron X- Co.. Altoona. and contained in
ti e piacnificent store-room on Eleventh ave
nue recently occupied bv said firm. No
P:f.re dese; vipg young man than Charlie ever
went forth from our town to seek Ms for
tune, nr.d we sincerely hope that he has
.truck the right ve'n now.
Henry Vi-hae's. of Johnstown, whflenn
a drunk a feyp days ago, as he s pror e to be.
cave his wife a few stalwart blows, and then I
with a big hammer broke the kitchen stove j
to pieces pud desiroved several other articles !
f.r Tiirpitprp. He had done the same thing
tl ree tin es before and nn each occasion his
wife prosecuted him hut afterwards relented
ar.d withdrew tl e suit and paid the fine im
posed nron him : bu this time she says the
law nmsf fake its course, and a he was un
able to procure hall hp wa brought to the
rourtv prison to await trial at December
Sessiopc.
Toe Hesiop of T'pper Toder township,
wept home on last Saturday mortiing after
having been on a four days' drunk, and im
r i-ibale'v efterentering the bouse picked up
a bi'lrt r.f wood and struck his mother on the
beod. knocking her to the floor. The old
ladv's appearance when she reported at
oeire fox's office In the afternoon to make
it.forpi.Tt'op "ga rst Joseph, showed that she
had been most brutally treated. Joe has j Wednesday night of last week,
hern arrested, but tho hearino- beforp tho I eri- i t.ij
Jn-t'ee has been pnsipopp,' until his mother
is pbie to appear before the said mngistrfite
and detail the infamous conduct of her un
natural son.
pat'onal convention of iron and steel
nvapiifnetorcra. rat'ed to consider the whole
ouf-stionif the tariff in its relations to iron
oto. itr.n' ard steel In their various forms,
ar.d t o plate, was held at Cresson on Tues
dT. Wedpesday pprl Thursday of this week.
P was f,p ipro-est pothering of the kind ever
ro.,vopf.,i nr,i t),0 eched nle of duties adopted
by li e fi.nvfrMcr ! to be submitted to the
Tariff Cr pinslssien for la consideration. Hon.
T .1. AforrpM. of Johnstown, and Col. James
M. "" arV. f,,rroerlvof the same place, now
f.f PI HadetpMa, v ho is Secretary of thp
American Iron and Steel Assent ion, took
prr r ipent parts in the proceedings.
An upVpovp man was struck and In.
s card much more
satisfactory to the Fpkf.man in particular,
and to all other freemen in general, lad he,
after declarir g that he had no Congressional
"aspirations" himself, went on to say that
sonie of hi--political friends had such a bee
in thpir bonnets on bis behalf, but after an
experimental lest it was clearly demonstra
ted that the "stalwart cat." evidently afraid
of being swamped in the Boggs, had -no as
piration" for jnmning in that direction.
Bev. Ford. Kittell. eldest son of Mrs.
Margaret Kittell, of this place, and secretary
to Bt. Bev. Bishop Tuigg. of the Pittsburgh
and Allegheny dioceses, reached his home
here on last Tuesday evening, after an ab
sence in Pome fnn business connected with
Church affairs) and a tour through Ireland
and a great portion of the continent extend
ing over a period of more than a year and a
half. Although our Bey. friend had a bout
with some kind of an ailment in Ireland and
also in New York upon bis return thereto, he
looks very well after his long voyage and we
are sure that he will receive the hearty wel
come and congratulations of hosts of friends
here and elsewhere on this side of the big
fish pond.
We noted the fact a couple of weeks ago
that a splepdid new organ had been pur
chased for St. Bartholomew's church, Wil
morp, and that a grand sacred concert would
soon be given to aid in paying for the instru
ment. In this wp werp not. mistakpn, as thp
concert referred to will take place on nett
Sunday evening, when a choice selection of
vocal music will be presented by sevpral
singers of well earned celehritv.among whom
we may name Mrs. M. Olassmire, late of
Philadelphia, Mis A. IT. McConnell, of
Summitville, and Mr. W. M. TToerle, of
Johnstown. That magnificent solo, "Ju
dith." will also bo rendered bv a young lady
fully competent for the task, and having
heard her we can sav truly that this one
feature alone is well Worth the price of ad
mission fifty cents. Doors open at 6 o'clock.
Bev. Ferd. Kittell. who returned to his
home in this place on Tuesday last after an
absence In Europe extending over a period
of pippteen months, has been three times in
the Eternal City of Borne during his com
paiatively short lifetime. His first sojourn
cr.vered a period of nine years, which he
spent as a student at the Propoganda ; his
second visit occupied six months and the du
ties connected with his last sojourn, from
which he has Just returned, necpssltatpd his
rpmaining thpre for fifteen months. His ac
count of the various cities and other points of
interest which he visited on his return trip
is exceedingly interesting, and we hope that
some time he will take it into bis head to let
the readers of the Ftjkkman have the pleas
ure of reading all about his'expcrienors. it
is almost needless to add that Father Kittell
comes back from the land of his aneestors'a
confirmed Band Leaguer.
The employes at Mr. W. C. Townsend's
Marble Mill. New York city, set it up hand
somely on our young friend and patron Mar
shal W. Jones, to whom 'they tendered an
eieganr nanojuer at trip "Hotel Schilling" on
The pranrt
affair was not only Intendpd to bptokpn the
good feeling which has always existed be
tween Mr. Jones as manager and the getters
up of the oanquet as employes at the work3
referred'tn. but also as an expression of re
gret at h's departure from amongst them, be
having severed his connection with the mill
in question for the purpose of engaging in
business, as already noted in these columns,
with his brother. S. W. Jones, who is also an
esteemed friend of the Fkfemav. The Jones
brothers were born and raised in Ebenshurg,
and have hosts of friends here and elsewhere
who will watch their new venture with in
terest and be rejoiced to hear of its success.
A SpTT-?rrTr Book of Btch .Mrsrc ne
who produces a good song is a public bene
factor. The people will sing, and the more
of noble sentiment and of refined musical
expression with which their songs are laden,
the more of pleasure and of culture will the
people find. Every good song becomes,
therefore, a public benefaction. Tf this be
true of a single song, what shall be said of
him who gathers in one hook the best songs
of tho many g'ftpd composers, and who thus
places a whole galaxy of gems within the
reach of those who sir.g?
Messrs. nnbbard Brothers. Philadelphia,
well known as enterprising publishers, have
donp n genuinp service for the people in the
production of their splendid new issue,
"TpPKruvorRnm T AAnln!nn 1 .-
' --.-.. i i "ii.niin iii-hi y
300 of the choicest Gems nf Song suited for
nfinp use, extpnding ovor ooo roval octavo
pagps, the whole nrintPd on pnppfinr pappr,
from clear, new type, and bound in so flexi
ble a manner as to bp rea'ly charming, its
Editor, Professor D. II. Morrison, of Phila
delphia, is a distinguished musical Instructor
and a superb barotone artist, ne knows the
favorites of the people, and has met their
wants most happily.
Myron XV. Whitney, the great American
Basso, says of this book. "I am happy to
express to yon mv cordial endorsement of
'The sTTTtT op Son-o" as a most deslrabie
book for the home circle, and the excell ence
of its selections as desprvinggreatpraise."
A specially attractive feature of this work
is a series of sketches and portraits of distin
guished composers and singers In all re
spects, the book- is unqnestionably first class.
Ifrtiarftae From F.nr 1H Tear. Carta.
Dr. Sadler, Pcwri Avenue. Plttxbnrh:
Dear Stu I feel thankful for your suc
cess in treating mv daughter's ear A con
tinuous discharge for 18 years left us without
Hope of its pvpr bojnK cured, as it now is.
Most respectfully, A.Strttbt.e
McClellandtown, Fayette Co.', Ta
s'ant'v killed a week ago yesterday morning I
abf.pt two miles west of Lilly's station by I
the western express. He had stepped ' out
of the way of an east-bound fre'ght. train, '
when the express came along and was too ''
cif.ee upon bini for the engineer, when hp !
him. to give a warning whistle. Thp i
parro of Jacob Schrock was stamped upon
M- M.irt and he was evidently a German, bis
p"e b( ipo-. ns cpppr.epd, about fortv years.
hen killed he was on his way to work on
the railroad, l aying been hired' by Foreman
. tudt on the previous evening. His remains
j?ee lcttrred i11 Union Cemetery at Summit-
Frjurlit.
To worry about any Liver, Kidney or Uri
nary Trouble, especially Bright' Disease or
Diabetes, as Hop Bitters never fails of a cure
where a cure is possible. We know this.
The Lancaster Daily nfc'ifcnccr'celebra
ted its nineteenth anniversary on the first
day of the present month. No Democratic
journal in the Slate is conducted with more
ability or with more refreshing fearlessness
than this ancient organ of the sterling Dem
ocracy of old Lancaster. We rejoice in Us
continued success, which it richly merits.
A Rrt.WEMiN Ci-t iv Two.-noward
I .', n freight brakeman, was instantly
killed In the Conemaugh vard about 1 o'clock
on Saturday morning. ITe was making his
customary trip as rear brakeman on Con-
n!! 0rTortpOrnPr'8 ,r,in- first National
line. When the tram stopped in the Cone
Tnaugh yard he stepped from the caboose to
the track directly in front of an approaching
shifting engine which he did not observe
1". WJ,S, knocked down and run over, his
body being cut in two. The mutilated re-
If b 9 ?-Pr UZ?n 1" by the railroad
authorities .eoffined and sent to his home in
ao-l'VoT- T,,e TnTT,fortU"te brakeman was
aged 22 years. He is well spoken of by all
bis 'acquaintances as a young man of good
character and correct habits. Hiram Crum
also a freight brakeman on the Pittsburgh
division, is his brother.
twAth " kalth. -Hires Improved
Boot Beer package makes five gallons of a
delicious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage Ask your druggist for it, or sent
pv mail for twenty five cents. Charles V
Hires. ,48 North Delaware Avenue, Philadel
phia, Ta. 6-9.-l3t.l
That pitiless plague, diphtheria, which
during two months of last winter desolated
our own happy household nv laying its icy
hand on no less than five of our most loviha
and lovable children, has, we regret to learn
entered the family circle of our much esteem
ed friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Flanioan of
Altoona. whose little sop Harry fell a victim
to the merciless malady on Friday last. We
have the heart to feel for any father, mother
or other relative whom death deprives of a
loved and cherished one, but when the be
reavement comes in such a shape asthie the
terrors whereof have left an indellible' im
press upon our own memory, it is simply
impossible toexpress our sympathies in fitting
words All wp can do is to say. Cod pity
those to whom such an affliction comes
CAMTRK AXn OT ff F.R Tl'JIORN
pre treated with unusual success by World's
Di?rentary Medical Association, Buffalo, 27.
Y. .send ttamp for pamphlet.
A Varied I'erfnrmnnce.
Many wonder bow Parker's Ginger Toni
can perform such varied cures, thinking it
essence of ginger, when in fact it is made
from many valuable medicines which act
beneficially on every diseased organ.
Metaphorically speaking, it will McAteer
drop from every Bopnblioan eye when the
votes are countod on tho 7th of hpxt Novem
ber ard it is ascertained that Gon. McDonald
and thp Test of the Democratic nominees
have been triumphantly elected. Then, too
will our Bepuhlican friends learn with regrpt
bow Morrell-y impossible it was for their
other Candida te for Assembly to getarour.d
the Democratic Home without being politi
cally shipwrecked.
FITS. FITS. FITS,
successfully treated by World's Dispensary
Medical Aesociation. Address, with stamp
for pamphlet, Buffalo, N. X.
to the home base.
S. P, Morrell, of Taylor township, and W.
W. McAteer. of Loretto. were set up for As
sembly. There were only three aspirant-s
for this high position, the "unfortunate third
man being Frank Burgoon. of Portage town
shin. Frank was plaughtprprl unmprcifully,
and so was his friend Bill nayes. who wasn 't
even mentioned in connection with the nom
ination. Mr. Morrell Is prominent solely be
cause he was once captain of a military com
pany In this county, while as to Mr. McAteer,
it may be said that he has been postmaster at
Loretto for a few years. Both are clever gen
tlemen, however, bnt all the same they'll
never represent Cambria county in the State
Legislature.
Tt might as well be said here as elsewhere
that Col. James Cooper's name was brought
before the convention in connection with the
office of Assembly, bnt was subsequently
withdrawn. All the same. Capt. Frank
Flanagan and a couple of other delegates
voted for him without hesitation.
The office of Poor House Director is of lit
tle value, the salary being taken into con
sideration, but in general results it is thought
to be extremely important. John O. Brad
lpy, of Carroll township, is the nominee for
this position. Do yon think be- is ahead of
Borabaugh ? Take time and think.
The only office the Bepnhlicans think
there is a sure show for success is that of
Jnry Commissioner, and for that office there
were several applicants. At the end of the
second ballot, John n. Vail, of Richland
township, was declared the nominee. We
draw a Vail jast here.
The biggest and best and by far the al
firedest of them all comes last. It is a repro
duction of the kangaroo storv. N. B. West
brook was nominated for Coroner.
"Did yon ever see a Bepuhlican conven
tion that Petpr Levergood didn't attend ?"
This question has been asked year after year
for fully ten years, and at last the reward
came, refer Levergood has been elected
chairman of the County Committee.
P200.00 iti;VAnr
Will be paid for the detection and conviction
of any person selling or dealing in any bo
gus, counterfeit or imitation nopBrnERS,
especially Bitters or preparations with the
word tlop or nors in their name or connect
ed therewith, that is intended to mislead and
cheat the public, or for any preparation put
in any form, pretending to be the same as
Hop Bitters. The genuine have cluster of
Green Hors (notice this) printed on tho
white label, and are the purest and best med
icine on earth, especially for Kidney, Liver
and Nervous Diseases. Beware of all others,
and of all pretended formulas or recipes of
nop Bitters published in papers or for sale
as they are frauds and swindles. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be prose
cuted. Hop Bitters Mfo Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
I wit Ms familv : vet & nun mnv nhnndon his fam-
! Ily take np his resirncr In another Stsjte or clcc.
j tion district, fix his permanent anode there, ami !
! he hns a residence and riifht to vote there, fir a '
Itnan may sepnrnte from his family In one State. '
and fix his permanent abode in another, with no ;
intention of severing his family relations, or iret. '
tint clear Of his familv otillirntlons inten.llnir nil i
the time tn perform those duties of maintenance j
and rare of Mi familv which the laws of the mar
ried relation, as well'ns the laws ot the eonntry.
Impose npon him. Snppose m man removes from
this State, leaving his fimilv behind Mm. and
(roes to Kansas with the Intention ot fivir.if hid
residence there If he finds the soil and climate
iiitnMe. and. after maklnir the npessarv Investi
gations, he finds the eonntrv snitahle to his Pleas
In these respects, and he tinvs propertv and ar
ranges for the maintenance of his familv there,
ant) then retnms to this State for the pnrpose of
taklne them to their new home t and the family
retnses to accompany him, and he then savs,
Well. I will eo and live there mvself: I don't care
to eyerclse my anthortty as head of the familv to
compel my wife and children to o there when
they are averse to dointr so. 1 have pnrehased a
property there that suits me. and I will bo an.l re
side there and take care of the pronertv I have
hmiaht. I will live there bv mrmif as my family
refuse to accompany me. In the meantime I will
snpnort my familv tn Pennsylvania, visit them
when T can. hut I will not reside there.' In such
a case the man's Intention to make Kansas his
home, and his removal there In pnrnance of that
Intention, makes Kanas his residence, nlthonirh
his family remains In I'ennsvlvania. It is a clear
abandonment of his residence In Pennsvlvani a.
and. therefore, while ordinarily a man's residence
Is with his familv. there mav be cases In which he
will have aresldenco apart from his familv. This,
the plaintiff alleges and swears, was the ease with
Mm. If It was the oso If he separated from his
family tor the pnrpose of hnsiness. for the purpose
of pnrsnino Ms lawful cnillnir In Hlackllck town
shin, of this connty and State, ami his family,
either from convenience or plasnre. declined to
come with him. and he chose to maintain the har
mnnlons and affectionate family relations as ther
existed before as nearly as he conld nwinr to the
Inconvenient distance that was between them if
he romoved from Maryland to Hlackllck township
with the Intention ol fliing In that township his
permanent abode apart from his familv, and not
merely ror the pnrpose of temporarily "attending
to the lands of Ir. Kei. he had snch a residence as
to qnalify Mm to vote at the elections tn that dis
trict, bo far as residence is concerned.
"On the part of the plaintiff, ttiefJonrt Is request
ed to Instruct the jury that a citizen who has resi
ded In Pennsvlvanla one vear and npwards. in
pursuance or h'i lawful calline-, made his home In
a particular election district for over sxy davs,
with the intention of makinir ald district his res
idence, and la dnlv rccisterel therein, clalmlne
the same as his residence, and havinir all the ne
cessary qualifications, is entitled to vote in said
election district, notwithstanding he mav have a
wife and family rcsldlnir In another State."
AJSWBB.
This is correct, as we have already Instructed
you, and la affirmed.
t'TTRTIFTC AYK.
I hereby certify that the foreijolna; Is a correct
transcript of tha't part of the eharee of the flonrt.
In the case of A. T. Pindle vs. eorjre W. Emp
field. William Simmons and "William Rraeken.
which relates to the question of residence, and
also that the answer to the plaintttT" point, as
here transcribed. Is correct.
J. Fbatk 'OtTOf ,
Court Heporter, 24th Judicial district of I'ennsyl
va nla.
A Gonrplete Musical Outfit for $19!
T.i: i rni'i-. I'-I-h - .on.
, t h.tt 1 1 c i ..;. .11 I -. pr-
'OX.'
CornTPROcF.rmirr.s. Following Is a con
densed report of the doings In our connty
court not already noted from Thursday
morning until 10 'o'clock, A. m , on Friday,
when a final adjournment was had :
THtrrisPAV's SE?to'r.
B-'o.V r-rc.sfcti were entered In the following
cases: fom'th vs. John Zinif.isand Pavld Minaer,
larceny; on payment of costs by defendants.
t'om'th vs. James Hrnwley. defrandlne a hoardintr
honse keeper: on pavment of ?'2ii nf the costs by
defendant and the balance hy the connty. 'ora'th
vs. Ferdinand Holtaaan. fonrery and larceny ; on
pavment of costs by the defendant.
The following hills were laTiored by the flrand
Jury: Pom'th vs. John Sheehan and Michael
Sheehan. crnolty to animals : the costs to be paid
hy tho connty. "f'om'th vs. Hiram Jones, larceny
and larcenv by bailee : county for costs. Com'th
vs. Henry Nasrle. assault and battery; the prose
entor to pay the costs.
In the case ol the t'om'th vs. Win. IVyrlan, false
pretences, the defendant plead a;uHty and wag
sentenced to pay a fine ol $100, the coets of prose
cution and be Imprisoned In the county jail for
nine months.
The Oram! Jury reported tn favor of the exten
sion ofOallltTin borotiB'h. They also recommend
ed that the conntv pay V25 toward the construc
tion of a bridfre "over" Chest creek, near Marks'
mill, and that the connty shall build the abut
ments and main span nf the brldp-e over Clearfield
ereek, on the road leadinir from St. Anirustine to
Altoona. The Court confirmed the.se recommen
dations. Com'th vs. Supervisors of Taylor township, for
not keeplnir puhlleroad Inrepair: verdict of not
Kiillty and that T. K. Davis, the prosecutor, pay
the costs.
VT1TOAT VORNIWO'S SKSMOW.
Com'th vs. Martin Koner. shoottnc with Intent
to kill ; jnry return a verdict of grnllt v and defend
ant was sentenced to pay a fine of fw. the costs ol
prosecution, and undenro Imprisonment In the
peni'entiary for a term of two voirs.
Com'th vs. fJeortre Kelch and others, larceny of
old iron from the Cambria Iron Co. The Court
instructed the jury to return a verdict of not pro 11
ty. The place for holdlns the elections for Cambria
township was fired by the Court at the school
house In the West ward of Kbensbnnr; for the
West ward of Kbensbnnr. at tho Council chamber.
In said ward, and for the Kast ward of Kbensburg,
at the office of Klchard Jones, ir In paid ward.
Adjourned until Argument Court, October 24th.
The Frnfto of merit.
Dr. IIaetmas A Co. FWse spnd me a
lot of your books on the "Ills of Life." I
sell a great deal of your rernna and ManaKn.
They are very highly spoken of in this part
of the country. F. n. Bus?mat, P. M..
Westford, Pa.
Dear Sir : I have taken half a dozen bot
tles of yonr Peruva and find it is doing; me
great good. Yours truly, Jamks Wtatt.
Steubenvllle, Ohio.
A nhw veeetahle love song begins with these
passionate words :
Tho encumber sat on the hack-yard fence,
And sana- to Its blue-eyed mate,
which 1b probably a companion to the one begln-
The carrot swayed aronnd serene.
And fondly kissed the Iima bean.
Who mnrmnred to the anrlcot :
"Oh, Marguerite, forget me not !"
To take up the refrain, we advise all onr readers
to "fonret me not" when ho himself goes to hny
Ms snit of winter clothing. There Is a place in
Johnstown called the New York Clothing Hall,
2T) Main street, where the latest of styles, the
best of fits, and make and material approved
there is such a place, and we advise our readers to
patronize It. In so doing, thev will never have It
to say that through following bur suggestion they
were led astray.
Os night Arabl went to rest.
And slammed the door behind him ;
Soon he was snuggled In his nest.
Where ne'er a foe could find him.
"I slam a door," qnoth he "hecauso
T now adore Islam" bang
Went the sound across the floors.
And loud the echo "Sham !' rang.
Some of onr readers may not, possibly, he able
to wrestle with the Arahl-ae couplet with which
we fntrodnce this notice, bnt tt is against all rea
son to suppose that they d"n't know that at Jas. J.
Murphy's Star Clothing Hall. 109 Clinton street,
Johnstown, can be found the nicest, cheapest,
biggest and best stock of wearing apparel for men
and boys ever ollered for sale In this longitudinal
latitude.
o
Herb lies me and my three daughters,
Hronght here by using seidllm waters.
If we had stuck to epsom salts.
We wouldn't have been hero In these vaults.
Tho toregolng Is alleged to have been taken
from an epitaph In Childwald C'hnreh vard , Kng
land. Hut there seems to be manv donbts about
its legitimacy. However, leaving out of consider
ation all about "me and my three daughters." and
their legitimacy arid the rest and so on. It remains
that her sens the ma. lame's sons if they live
yet. should go to S. Hliimfnthal's. 1119 Kleventh
avennc. Altoona. for boots and shoes. He has a
new stock for fall and winter wear, and is disposed
to sell all at his bed-rock rates.
Tt is claimed that cabbage leaves will curt fclob
bencg torses.
KAJUsa h 1 inTnTil pt.p Vinir I mTTlY. Tn. PMf-i
-r
of your i-ruife. rr t;nc rtjn nsir" i ns'Tic s rc-i
a4 we wUl stiiiit t4.yi for !ifT'ii da;. tri ii a.
PXTHCKASER TAJvTIS KO MIS.
Fnpcrtor tTiHtnim.-nt Trr, r i-'ir nynt -:n ..!- u r ; .u : . o"- -. ". .'-. . i n :r i . --; v . ,"t.
ISO one cati mislead in It- iior, anl w)i--r e .-ry tn r-- t lt : ..'" ir !:, it-;. . 1 inii' t t v -i
triumphantly thn.utfh nvicti cruet U tt may nr-lv (aim lo" wwmvi n Ti in f ," v. .. i i t!tr- -irr .'tt--r
may wi-li fH I wciiro tn having a Piano th:.. st .tinl-. iirt 1 n i; c. -tw in ui rV: r ti ucv,r.d t i
tiava tmm'tiatr HTtTi1on. If you -. i.-t iht tx.t ir-: ru ,- ui, yc",r- v i yt i j --.c tsTi ioi :-r
t a CrkJttU wUu wlabca W pUTcUSkttfc PlAli-XlAL & SJUVii, 1 NVtct Jc.it; vtruiia .-I i uci 1 orlh
Orders nay te ent through the PlIlahera of tkS Fa per
jy r r. ; . r - T u.
PATK'T IMPltOVED
SPRING-TOOTH HARROW.
ONE OF THE BEST FA1LM TOOLS EVEIi INVENTED.
Tried and Tested Successfully. Gives Cenoral Satisfaction.
TOOTH CANNOT SI,I1
Farmers can save the prleo of one of the. Ilam.ws In a very short time. In Vice ar.d 1-ii.or save !
In going fiver the ground, a once g-.tng over prcp.tre arid tne!!..ws it up in suli cun-iit i. r.-ene
the seed as woul 1 not be obtained in g..inu over threo or fyur tiuica wna auy "I tl.e rJ:i.:try Harr..ws.
It is also the best seed-cuverer in the world.
Uronnd iiTepared by this Harrow wi II yield a lnrtv r crop than 1 y aryy.thcr iLgrioultiiral t r 1 1 1 -l'-tiient.
because It pulveriies the ground thoroughly , cuts t lie foil !n.m the l.t..m . mi.is.- it up, an.l leaves it
1 1. a liKje condition : tn so doing it shakes out all tra-s, thist and st-e... l..viiu tlu-uino tlie surta c
lu the sun, where luey die uiucli quicker thun if halt covered un. I'or i.nle tj
a. HUNTLEY
EBENSBUKO. PA., SKIT. 1, 1S(J. 4t.
Vcreilt.
C3-. SIUIsrTXjS""
has iu:ci:nti.y iti;on:Ni:i ins
TIN-SHOP DEPARTMENT
UNDER Tilt SlTEKINTEMiLNCE (II" A
PROFICIENT AND ACCOMMODATING AVOHKMAN.
REPAIR WORK, HOUSE SFOUTIXG and ROOFING
ATTLSDKD To OS SHORT ,077 ASD AT LOU Lsl Tlil' LS.
ORHJIXAI. I'OETRT.
WEIKD TALES OF THE MOUNTAIN'S.
talk thk swnxn.
f nco on a time, when folks now old were young.
V tion Tlrgin wood their spicy brcnh out'iliing.
When people lived in cabins built of logs.
And benrs and wolrcs were plentiful as dogs.
The wild deer bounded through tlie forest Tree,
"While lesser ganie thri red in unhnck led glee.
And wild bees tilled the hollow trees with honey.
Which bears and folks did claim without the mo
ney. The fresh-hnmt clearing filled the harvest wain
With numerous dozens of the full-eared grain.
With maire-patch near the house brought KolJen
store
To feed the brawling porkers full and more,
Tteoi-ies for corn-cake, mnsh and smoking pone.
Which made the long pine tables fairly gronn.
"T was cheery to the heart In winter weather.
The settler's ftmlly to see together.
All seated round the board at evening hour.
The grent wide fire-place breathing genial power.
While kittens, cnts and dogs, the warmth enloyed.
And little crickets there themselves employed
In chirping cheerilv the livelong eve.
While "mniz" and girls the worsted socks did
weave.
The father thanked theOol of all the earth.
While all the smiling youngsters checked their
mirth :
The purring puss snt by In cory nook.
And watch in play an antic kitten shook ;
N'or was the scene outside les full and warm.
For all was fortified against the storm.
The cattle housed in straw up to their eyes.
The horses busy wih their oat sunplies.
The poultry on their roost were high from fear
Of furry night-marauders wandering near.
From sneh a homo one sparkling starry night,
Before the moon 'gan to'dispense her light.
A robust youth, whose blood did freely courso
Thro' veins enlivened y the vital Torce,
M Is steps inclined to some near husking frolic.
Where all the neighbor youth could husk and rol
lick :
First strippllne golden cr rn ol feathery husk
And then, at midnight, came the tea and rusk.
With all snch dainties as the heart could with
High heaped upon the merry husker's dish.
But we must trim the sails of fancy's boat.
And in the true course of our story float ;
Tie wended on his eonrse 'neath towering plno.
Where gloom and gTandcur did with night, com
bine. The tail and warm-leaved mullin by the road
Oft' met his furtive glance as on he strode ;
"Yet in the virgin forest's bosom grew
The tangling thicket, and the wild vine, too.
And trees, that throve long time In stately prldo,
Lay prone and rotting by theiroflspring's side.
Now. as the stout young woodsman onward hied,
A fearsome place beyt.nd he soon desoried.
Where ofl. as eve was darkening Into night.
Some ghostly sounds had given the traveller
fright.
For many times. In deep and silent wood.
Where Cluletudehnroif .11 1 il-v ivs h-oo I.
A falling sound was heard to break the spell.
As 'twere some ponderous something, downward
fell :
As home the tired woodsman trudgod at night.
This fearsome sound was sure to give hira tright.
Sometimes the eerie scene would take a change.
For sounds and sights to,k place decoding
strange ;
Of ghootlv jibbering from the wooded elen.
Weird, flickering gloamings met the woodsman's
ken.
And mlsfy fire-clouds roll among the trees,
Then all would cease and melt by slow degrees.
This was the spot our youth had now to pass.
And all alone, without a strengthening glass ;
For folks In those davs thought it never harm
To take a brew to keep the stomach warm.
But far ahead, a sound now smote his ear,
I f horse and rider fast approaching near !
A bright idea then illnmed his mind.
That he might personate the ghostly kind.
To climb a tree o'er head was his Intent.
And to that end his powers he nimbly bent.
So in onr next we'll tell yon well in brief
How this young fellow played the Indian chief.
A. V. H.
VMMHpHMMBtwMMmi cv-rv A ;uim-.r.vi---n tt in U AHlN'f.T' -N t- TV - i.ff-scT.i tiv.f r -i nM. ijm?
m ff CO "Mrd Port nil t .f .a1lr f r U hlu II..m, . - v .v u
- W liUMILI V A CO., 6ti V Fourth Mmk I'ktlaO, lvlil. k tUUVWI
HTJIEXr.il..
MOHKOW SHENKLK.. Married, lit the re? i
dence of the bride's coufin. Ir. .1. A. Tavh.r, in
Atlantic. Iowa, on We-!nesdvv Sept. lvi. l-y
Kev. John llerrf o. Mr. Wm. l M..i:iuw. of Blair
munty, l'a., and Mi?s MjavSnmi.i. daughter
of Six. Iravid Shcnkle. c.f near IJKrnsburg. l'a.
Thc above announcement v. ill be r id with sin
cere iib-:i-ure l,y the many admiring tien.l- of the
lairan-' nin i ar-ic . u i'.g i r..ie, vmo leit tlr piaee
VALIABIE
state.
r-f ..!.
nixnit one yor bki f r 1'w:i. w!
In frh.! tct:-?ii . nn-1 wiirrf- the nn
t'anti foiil'S l.f'r,.it an'1 eur',l a )r
nr by nrrryiT,y lu r. The iK-wiy
immcdifitt y st;i rt c:i-t cn tbt-ir It;
expert t-tm'icn thi? i-lao. w h ro a nu
C'jiiio nwait? thp'n.'tl '1 f-!v
Tti:it f i rnriy I nl T.rsi
who fTjvoy Tlirir : . mf
tljt prl!:'.(-r. wbn'i; 'tiK-v v-rv
wi.bog fi n.'. i T;:.'-t
th luipp th.it 'Ticir liv-
ther jji'in. irri ; r-T -"-mw i
our trie n i. vho an linppy t-
be jcy Jul ft rItrr' an i tr
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"I l"i:ST' ANT t.. 'in .T ier ot te "urt
X inon rifa ( f 4": rut r: r-.niitv l a..t: T' vi!l
, b oflerol at vut-l!o -a'.c. at tLc ' urt U .-ur iu the
i l..iri."t'uU of t.:.:iburj. (n
SATUKDAY, (K.TOflni 14. ls2.
' At 2 O cI-tH.'K, r. !.. all tfce telll.WJl. ..i;- r tHt
I If'.l rs; :
No. 1-One Hundre.1 AfKES of LAND
r
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YKAIIKI! ANN'A. "Mnrrl.-d. in Sr. ronediefs
church. Carr. '.it.. w on T'lflvt. Sept. 5. I v
Kev. Trior IWn, Air. I'm Kit Vi.uer,.1 I.l.l.-'r
township, and Hiss I!a1!P.ah. Anna, id t:arnnl
township.
OIIIIIAKV.
HCOTIK-. Pled. In Mnr--tiT loitr--! !p. on Srt
nrday. Sept. 9. 1-. Mrs. K.i.iza lit ..iivs. who of
Thomas .'. lluuhcs. used about ?.J y ir-.
The deccn.'.l was a d tm;hter .f "S-jn're K lis
(also deceased.) ol ilinore. an I her Ihrr di...l
on the 1-t of lt.t July al the identical ii -e here
shehcrel! did as above stated. 1. ' an Lo trulv
said of Mr. Hughes that she faitlitnTiy p. ri -'mv I
all the duties oi a good daughter, a u 1 wile, a
(rivid inotlnT n iriwl neighbor and a good woman
the latter comprehend . ng e-erything. Her hus
band and six smu.ll children are "left to m. urn the
great loss they have sustained. Her remain were
Interred in Lloyd eenuMe.ry, near this plaoe. Mon
day afternoon, whither they were ac-oiupanied t-y
a large cortege ol sorrowing relatives and friend?.
COOrF.R. JHo1. In Summerhlll, on Sunday
evening. Set t. 1'', ls'-'i. ?Ir. .1. K. ( oopeb. agej e"4
years, 8 months and so days.
s.niate ..fi t) . r: "
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With vaia:-,.ie r..:.I i
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CARL RIVIWIUS.
Practical WatcMer cul JctsIc
FBEHiNIintn CRESSON RAILROAD.
Trains nn the Kbensbnnr and Cresson Rranch
Railroad rnn as follows under the existing time
table:
1Mortiito Trais; Leaves Fhenshurg at 7.10 and
arrives at Cresson at 8 10. Returning, leaves Crs-
son at 11.40 and arrives In Kbcnsnurg at VI.-
Anrsoos Trais Leaves Kbensburg
and arrives at Cresson at 4.10. Returning
t'rcson at, 5.4" and arrives in Fbenshurg in
ftoth trains fmornlng and afternoon) on
fc K. K. connect f.t Oesson with trains going
east and west on the main line of the F. K. K.
'TRAYCATTLi:. Crttn.Motlipf.irm
1 Ol the suhseribe- In Clearnehl t. wn-hl. Ciira.
tiria county, on oraN.ui the 1st ol Aoau.-t ! i.-i. tw.
head of yearlings a pteer and h-ifer. l i e steir
Is red and white and the lieiler has a white back
and speckled sides. No marks. The owner is
hereby notified to cotne forward, j.roe prop"-?-,
pay chatges and take them away : otherwise, thty
will bo disposed of according to l'.iw,
JOHN JVUPEKMIT.
Clearfield Twp., Seit. 1". l-.8x-rt.
STAR SHAYIHG PiilLOEl
Three Doors West of PosloITicc,
HIGH STREET JT,ENSBUKrT, PA.
J. H. (JANT, Proprietor.
THE TI'BI.IC will always find us at our
of business in business hours. Everything kvpt
neat and cosv. ('leak Towels a bi'Ixialtt.
Sept. 14, li.-U.
! TT"S n,w1T!' "n ha.i 1 a largo, varied and e.
II cant ss..rftn r.' of W. I Tll.s i .'ti
! .1 tW il.HY. !'!: TA IJ S. lvK.'il,iS:
, He., which 1 i.!'-r 1 .r sal.-at ..wer ;.r-ce t h.tn
nn "i in " n.'a'er m T e c ijtitv. 1'er-. r ?e
I rnvming m nts line wn .j.. weil to tlvc !.i:u a
b.-li.r.' pur.liairg cNewliere.
""I'rotnpt at.ptj .n p -.'.l t r"j a'rfr g ( : .
; Watches. Jewelry. c., and r a: i.-.a . t t. n gu i
teed In both work" an.l prk-o.
. ing
all
171)1
T- "W. DICK,
Ati:T I k I ill:
IcIfOR TH E PE R M AFiENT C U RE C Fl
CONSTIPATiOr..
TTo oher dlaeaao ia so preval3nt In this Men.
toy am Constipation, and no remedy h over
equalled the oelrbrated Kidnc-v-Wort as a.
cure. Whatever tiie ciuse, however obetlnatej
the ease, this raidoy will cveroome It.
nal KTCt 11113 dintroumns com
Ibbui plaint la very apt to be
oomnlioatod withconsapAtJoti. Kidney-Wort
strengthens the wtiaXened parts and quickly
r-rrrm all kinds of Iils even when physicians
and medicines have rx.ro ro m.i. a.
I(l f frif you nave signer oi ru9 To-iries
PRICK . "SE
1
Druggists SpM
OLD I T A 1 W ff 1 I
FiIliil.MIIL(T(OrV.
tWl.-ilLNCLH 1"S1N ESS
Et.t r.stmrg. July ill. i-j.
Snetlislt luerf.rowd'r KIIU
Potato ugs
Antl otl Trtmhlesonte Vermin.
It will thr r'.u.'hl v evrorm innTe K. .aches Anrs
I Hed Hugs, Ilea-:. I.tee. M.t!i. I .t.a...-o and f,,t
ton Worms, ftc. 1' t "a'e. sure, cleimtv and cheap,
j 1 1 will not powon anlnia !s or f.n 1-. Saratile oa'-k-
r 1-v mail
flrrnlar tree.
p..-t-p'i i..
gens VI anted.
taken.
1 '-ess J
II. JIIIIsrn, Stiiillili. Il Mre. t,
I'ittlnrK ti. l..-;,.n.i
liJftt-kln'k t"wri?i'i., 1'iira
M.irrf't. Inf wife, f.v J.-i r.f
XOTICK. Xi.ticc
amcreuT. of
county. Ii . ai l
ttin'-irv as-.gn-
es t. "res- " - I "viii w an i ne r-iaic. real an-t t .-r-
atP3.1rt I Tj OT'ITIDT'O I flflK UOrO f 1 m?iXn'h:;mt"!tit ar..re"ai'T:
m irdllllulo. LUUK ilul U-! i zxzvrw l;XtZXW
the E. ' j ed to the said 1. t.n I-atn-rmuT w.,1 n, ,ke pay-
To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions of youth, nervous weakness,"early de
cay, loss of manhood, etc.. I will send a recipe that
will cure you, FI5EF, OFCHAKCfE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary fn South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Kot. Joseph T. Isman, Station D, At Tort CiYy.
Sept. l.HK.-ly.
PIRMAI.I TO FS OSI.T1
The Vosmr Pfi.t Co., Marshall. Mich., will
send IR. Iyks CFi.irnR.TKr Klwtro-Voltaic
Bki.t ami KLEcmic Avpliawcks on trial for thir
ty davs to men (voting r old) who are afflicted
with 'Nervous HeMlitv. fst Vitality and Man
hood, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and manly vig
or. Address as above. N. B. No riuk Is Inrnrred,
as thirty davs trial i allowed. f t-M.-biu. J
1 have on hand, r-adv lor s al.-, a 1..t . f th. se "iftly
culihrated (INE-IIHHSK KMH.ISSI HAlN
met to the Ac
claims or demands wii
wilhout delay.
A-
Hlackli.-k 1 p.. Se;,t.
mm in..... tiavmg
1 TO"ke kt'Ovri the S.Lfne
- T. I 1MH E
Ig'.ee , .1 l.i;u..reai;x.
. 1-ii-lt.
Tread Fowers and Threshers, j
Alio, a few TWO-!!ORSK I'OW KliS and
TniiESllEi:s AND WINNWE1.S ; Real Estate at Private Sale!
(Separators), which I will dispose of nt rea-enable
prices. The merits of these Machines are so wi ll
and widely known that 1 need only sav th v are
j warranted to irive pi-rht satisfaeiion. Thee Ma
' chinrs are i art of the unhniKheo: sto.k lef among
1 the effects of my deceased brother. Joshua liilberl.
iand thereiore they will be sold cheap.
MP? Sale rooms on the riiir gr.oio.i. near the Al
toona Car Works. Kor f url tier iti!-rtiiatn.n call t-u
. or address KKEI !.KH K liil.lll.lir,
Sept- la.i'Si-iui. liox 7oS. ALTin ,a, I'a.
i TH i; n-i ler-igni'd ..t
1 I' A K M . sit uate in
- I
Tl M.I.I. Till.
Id II M.H l.Ii
Rirv. F. P. S a TT On. formerly of Adams township,
this conntv, is the Temperance candidate tor Con
gress tn the Warren. Venango, and Erie district.
It Is nulto natural that a sailor should take kindly
to water.
EXECTJTINX NOTTCE.
Esta'e of Jon Kin.iis. dee'd
letters testamentary to the estate of John Kill
Ins, lareof Karr township, Cambria county. d"c'd,
have been grar t-d to the nndersigned, who here
by notifies all persons indented to said estate that
payment must be made without deln v. and those
having claims or demands against the same will
s.e required to have thtm properly autheuticated
for settlement and present them to
CATHARINE iOI.TdNS.
t St. Mcliolas, Sept. 15, ls62 et. iitcutiTiX.
AGENTS WAKI'ED
TH KASL'RY of SONG
ht loTprt ifn clncn r'-m luc 'rt.- : of r
f. ,-imiI r.i-t. ih7 ! Hrt. or if .N . ..k
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