rUTDAT. - - - XOV. 24. 1SS2.
j.OCAL AND HKKSONAL.
I3e..,ThPr. t3 trKr .Mo
" Viml overshoes for sn at Baravr .
Fr-h ovs'Pt by the quart or inllon. at
F..., of bt wheat bread, .or
tWl- vnv.cnM.t "S.e.r Bowl.
rrr. crmin. M qualities, at Barkers .
.T!i- irffpt sn! cheapest "."ortroent of
j-p.or. s'nW In town, nt O. Ilni'Vy's.
irjsa-soi'mpnt of picture fjnnip n!
jnji, inn-njt receWeil by G. ITnntW.
C,. isfor Kirlfami littln folks at RarkerV.
7" -viarn prpcribe Brown'? Tron Bit-lei-,
f r inr!iif"ition, weakness. low brunts,
etc.
( i.e.ipMt lot lamp In town, at Barkers'.
Tifiln corn shellera, tha best In the ruar-t-.-t.
f'-r 'ale at raanufaetureri" prices, bv f.
Hui.''"'-
!rt ct yarn for weav'a blankets, at B.'s.
Rot ml rtrBE ! A larzn nortmerit of
inr, t..' p an1 wolf robes very cheap at Oeo.
IT.!"''
est
rcrB and fresh Invoice of prime cicrars
; iir Bowl." The best and chean-
' ri'et samples Tor rugs, ciian, at 15. s.
i , i and buy one of those nice swelled
Sp.i v -'. 'ir'i-, all ready for the Iron work, at
f'.i-ion hips, various gradtin, at Barkers'.
X i-v ! the time for bargains and the
Ho i.'.ice to cnt them is at S. Sprankle fc
Cor- oon.
r..'tii laps, three qualities, at Barkers'.
cmi vritit to buy a flr-it c1as cooking
m j-.v'"r -tove at the very lowest prices, go
!(,'; H-mtley's.
Tl.c hilarious Democrats of Clearfield
r( .;: f.-idulped In a big ox roast at Clearfleld
cn T"i:-'?av of last week.
'.ii cloth metal corners at Barkers'.
v ith Bend plows, North Bend plows,
ver chilled plows, at manufactorers
only by O. Huntley.
' x stout working snit go to Barkers'.
"M .-re is aid to be a wedding on the tapis
I x Tl!.i""-?'ving. If so we wish the happy
.vts:u-'j-il Mlclty In advance.
F. t a .-tylh overcoat, go to Barkers'.
V'w is tbe time to buy one of Dick's
c r 'hl'-r cutters, nplitteri and crusher, at
ran I'.ict-urer's prices, from G. Huntley.
--( .um legginas and hU for men, at R 's.
T'ri'e tramping "coons," on whom
rP:(i ,.r fume nor fortune smile, jumped
p-r t ' freight train and are now In durance
; wi rrrlceah'e overcoats'at Barkers'.
in tlie Diamond Dyes more coloring Is
i ' r 10 cent than in any 1,5 or 25 cent
d -c.
;
nd tiiey g.lve faster and more brilliant
f. .1 S lits c!oth!ne, eheap, at Barkers'.
--A rumor prevailed on Tuesday trmt'a
e.Vi 1 f diplr.lierin hsd Jeveloped;itae!f In tha
lVnt ward, bui inquiry in tbe vicinity has
fnilfd to confirm the report.
n ovf-ro.mts ran be had at Barkers'.
You run hnr nt the "Sugar Bowl" 10 lhs.
t-f heant'ful whi'e silent for one dollar, or 12
pruwiN of good brown onertr for one dollar.
Co trr them, f Juaranteed pure.
-T'l-i Tlunfineiori Xev: aavi that WlMiara
Lo' , of fllll Valley, is credited with kilHn
t.ir-1 t y-seven turkeys this fall, and we long
t) know wbet' er they wore wild or tnnie.
T.ni3' coats of all textures, at Uaikeri'.
I r you want a faney slia wl, go to Barkers'
Tr-vi-mion i better tfian cure. The
l':r-wd horse owner always kfxps Roberts'
Co V--rated Horse Powder? and Hoherts'Em
troestHn In h!. tab!ei. In ue fifty year.
I.T2""t stork flanne!a. all kind, at B.'s.
at the "Simar Bowl" and apt their
pri. t -. ou ?roceri!s. Tohacuo, clears, con-
fr31, .... Lrowrieil rufrVp.1. hl.rL-. oron anil
nii'Mii'Md Japan teas. We aje selling cheap
Larjet stock of blankets at Barkers'.
Mr. Georjr Exler, of AlleRiieny City,
r ,' : a two days' yiait to her brother, Kor
Fv
r Walsh, of the Church of the Iloly
, this p!ae, returning home Monday
I'r Lemmon, of this place, either lot or
s'-.o!d a valuable pair 0 cold rimmed spec
t;.! within the pa.-t few d.iys, and will
' ij.. reward any person who retuin-s
t: -d to him.
I. at e lot of clocks Justin, at Barkers'.
Ve.v goods and. fresh at the "Sugar
li vi." French nd Turkey prunes, layer
f.)j, (lutes, dried appias, ruitice luat, cocoa
rnt and vanilla caramels, cocoanut, walnut,
pesnnt and molasses taffy.
Latest imprM tubular lant'na at Barkers.
At the rceetincrof th rardon Board at
H:irr!;hura, on Tuesday last, the application
t' f'-.l-rirk Stalb. of this county, who was
c..u ct d of burglary at one of the terms of
ci.:'. U-t year, was refused.
V w U.t fancy dress poods at Barkers'.
If the blood be impoverished, as manifes
to ! i;y pimples. rutiun9, uiuersor rnnning
t,. . -roftti.ua tumor?, swellings or gtsner
t. l- i ity, take Dr. H. V. IVlrce's "Gulden
ilt- :,. il Discovery." bold by druggists.
0.1 cloth window shade, at Barkers'.
If some enterprising fellow wouid now
ir riiai m-i on u r. uuu & iougn syrup
t w.mji.i m;ike his fortune: for there are
v. Is who wou'd rather hay double the
'' piic.e tban he without this raluable
" ' ; ly.
- n 1 n:on l hand sewing machines bo't
'1 ' 1 at Hirkers'.
'. -ri l r to our amiable and excellent
: r: ! ' A. flriflitU and his estimable wife
' :i'w 'lujoleoce in the loss by death.
' r Lilly child, little Clarence A., a 110-
t.f u -e demise will be found in an-
''r "olirnn.
r-ivnt binding for oil cloths at Barkers'.
Fa !;pf.,ripr 1 humm FT. Ilrpon of A I.
t. .
at !'i-r
n apirant for Clerk of the House
vrs.art'J we haren't heard anybody
' w viM brt a Oreevv-ous mistake
r ''-a : itio members, who will have
of ;!.e Lrjjinization, to elect Liui. '.
- ui.-r an,j e.-,vflopf s, in boxes, Barkers.'
"i reme Comt iti I'hiladelphia has
H"t to iot(-rffr-je in th uinlminii rt !
,".i
i-ifl upon .Silas F. Gray by tbe
f' -ind county court. The prisoner ;
" I a woman named McCready, five
: and thrown her body into the river.
'!.,
' .':er overcoats fur sale at B.-.rkers.
-'.:.,i!'.Ion had a destructive fire ou !
i y eveniug of last week by which a
. 1 r lion of Bi'aio Bro.'s cur works '
LP hi a b:g biaze. The loss is estiuua- !
; . '.'"A. fully covered by Insurance. I
"'ik of rebuilding is already going on. I
-T
'!(?i'om posed body of a man named '
' inciiitH, who had been missinpr
' - I
'me at N'orth Uoutz Jale since th
- ' ' t month, was found in the woods
' : i:i'-y, Clearfield county, on Sunday
T.., i.-c tased was somewhat deranged.
uk strong overalls at Barkers'.
l! I- 15. f.r.-ery, surgeon dentist, of
I will make his lat professional
" 'Ijjrrtt), bt. Aagustina and Carroil
"1114 tbe coining week. All persons
" v who want new teeth wherewith to
' '' ' '-I'-ir Christmas turkey had better
' i"te of tt.is fact.
' ae in receipt of a big advertisement
" l tim
:e friend, Mr. fiodfrey Wolf,
ihing merchant of Altoona,
Uie two late for our present
hi. uuuirey oir, 1
-u clothing mere!..,, r.t a i ' -
I . i .... . . . . . ... wv.ua,
1: win a,.,.- v " I
iil ar t far next week, when we
: ve ir.rr.pthipj, moTn to say in reg-ud
P-i'uUr clothing house.
''t '.'.rw-rns art sold at Darksrs'.
I
We learn that Mr. Richard J. lluRhes,
"well known and enterprising coal operator
in the vicinity of Lilly's station, i Btnkiup;
a stiaft for coal on the farm oi his father,
Mr. John Hughes, about on mile north of
this riace, and that the prospects for gtrikins;
It rii'b and exeet-diBgly flattering. ' :
Onr squib last week about Mr. Thos.,W.
My ton, of Hunfmijdon, has induced Brother
Ltndsey, of the Xiwi, to come to the front
with the assurance that in very Instance In
which Mr. Mvton' majority was so small, as
quoted by us from the Xewt, the odds were
aeaint hiro, Vils party being divided as it was
this year.
Table oil cloths and pafrns, at Barkers.
A teleeram was received in Johnstown
on Monday last anuouncinar the serinu ill
ness at the home of a relative in New Tork
e!tv of John Brady, Esq., of the former
place, whi bad eone. thither to purebasn
soods for his book and stationery store. Mrs.
Brady departed for New York the same af
ternoon. Table covers and spreads, at Banters'.
Wanted: ri.000 ! $1,001 1 51,0001 In
exchange for a splendid line of miscellaneous
goods lately received hv John Owens, "Hi eh
streetrT.bensburg. Ills groceries bto fresh
and sweet, and as to his flour It. Is pro
nounced by competent Judges to be the best
sold in town. Tie does not give cbromos to
customer, but he sells ehea p.
Mr. John Dipner, one of the oldest tnS
nios esVemed citizens of nollidaysbnrg, died
in that place on Wednesday morning of last
week, In the "1st year of his age. Mr. Din
ner was a blacksmith by trade, and worked
in this place thirty odd years ago for Mr.
Joseph Lltzel. who was a cousin of the de
ceased. Peace to his ashes.
Trunks, all sizes and prices, at Barkers'.
Mr. Andrew Palmer, of Tyrone, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Rammer, of Johnstown, were
i married In the latter place on last Sunday
j evening, f.nr days after the Tyrone Heratd
j annonn?ed the affair as having taken place.
' Palmer and Hammer, like a short handled
j hammer, are not difficult names to pronounce
by a man who con't stammer.
I The Crown coffee mill is sold at Barkers',
j William Foreman, of Altoona, acclden
' tally shot himself in the left thigh, Inflicting
j a painful but not dangerous wound, on last
I Sunday forenoon, white drawing a pistol out
j of his pocket, the hammer of tho pistol catch
I ing in his pocket and causing the accident.
' William don't seem to be fit for a Foreman
I when H comes to pulling a pistol on Sunday,
i "Tacts speak plainer than words."
j Proof : Tbe doctor told me to take a blue
I pill, but I didn't, for I had already been
poisoned twice bv mercury. The druggists
told me to try Sidney-Wort, and I did. It
was itt the thing for my biliousness and
constipation, and now I am as well as ever."
A. P. Sanford. Sold In both dry and liquid
form.
A pathetic poem to the memory of little j
i-vmj, A
Hush Clark, only
US 'I IdJ f , V II IV l II 1 1 It ll 11 1 cnirrmi:'! moi"i j
C. S. ClarV, city editor of the Council Bluffs
(Iowa) J)aily Xonparttil. written by Lu. B.
Clark, appears In that paper of Thursday of
lat week. It is a touching tribute toa bright
little child who seems to hrve been endowed
by ratur" w ith everything to make It loving
and lovable. .
The Domestic and Remington sewing
machine to be hart only at Barkers'.
A concert ?.nd festival for the benefit of
the new Catholic church edifice at Lilly's
station, fs to be hold In that r'areori Thurs
day next Thanksgiving day. Some of the
best taient in tbe conntv will participate in
the concert, and the well known hospitality
and enterprise of the people in that locality
is evidence sufficient that the festival will be
worthy of the cause and occasion.
VaMses and satchel0, all kind, at Barkers' .
Arrangements have been made for hold
ing a union service on Thanksgiving day
(Thursday, Nov. 30lb,) in the Presbyterian
Church of th!9 place, at 10 o'clock, v. M ,
and an invitation has been extended to all
the Trotestant pastors and churches to take
part. All persons are hereby cordially Invi
ted to attend. It isexpected that ft discourse
will be delivered by A. S. Morrison, of the
Disciples chnrsh.
i White bed spreads, all qualities, at B.'s .
C. T. Roberts, High street. Ebensbure
not only el1 genntne and warranted clocks,
watches, jewelry, A-c, but he is also a dealer
In late styles of hats and caps, light and
heavy hoots and shoes, the best brands of
tea, coffee, sugar, spices, Afi., all which he
will hard over to customers for a fair equiv
alent;. Ton all know Cham, and know his
reputation for fair dealiug cannot be aar- f
pasyed anywhere. 1
. -r-Xcellent stock of eum boots at Barters", j
I Amono- tr lollv irood Dfimocrati who ;
(Ailed IntooIHceon the recent tidal wave was ;
our big hearted friend and former fellow- i
citiren, John M. S'ehlev, of ITayes Citv, "Ellis
. -r . , , r, . .
countv, Kansas, who was elected Clerk of ,
th-District Court by a majority of 47, not- i
witl;standTng the county grtve Garfield a ma-
i Jorlty of 2?0 In 1880. John will make a
cfirteons, competent officer, and we hope
that high honors await him.
You'll find a neat, fine hoot at Barkers'.
Mrs. Mary Fresh, wife of Joseph Freflh,
whoa number of year ago resided In this
i place and followed the business of gunsmith,
i but subsequently removed from here to
8nmnierhill station, and from there) to Dav
j enpoit, Iowa, died in tha lattar city, on Sun
j day of last week, In thq 76th year of her age.
j Tbe deceased leaves a large fara liy of grown
j np sons and danriter, most of whom reside
in Cambria and Blair counties. v
j Mr. Andrew Abler, of Johnstown, open-
ed a window in a second story room at tbe
I residence of Mr. Charles fiern, of 'Altoona,
ileinasomnamonbsticstate. wbichrneans j
ffist asleep, on Werlnesday evening of last
werk, and leaning out over tbe sill, deliber
ately let go and fell to the ground, badly
fracturing his right leg at the ankle and re
ceiving several very severe contusions. An
abler man than Abler would, probably have
fared no better under similar circumstances.
, You can buy the best boots at Barkers'.
The clocks In Ebensbnrg as a general
thing are.run by Thitade'phla time, which Is f
eight or ten minute, faster than our true !
tune. Carl Rivinius. High street, has one i
clock In bis establishment regulated for
Philadelphia and another for the true time.
T , . , i
oa pays your raonev and takes your i
pays your money
choice I" Mr, Hivinius has also a magnifi
cent stock of clocks, watches, Owelty, Ac,
which he invites the public to eall and ex
amine.
The Johnstown TrtZu says that "Sur
veyor Peelor is engaged in making an astro
nomical map, ten feet square, for ITan. IT.
A. Bogg, who Is down for a lecture on as
tronomy before the Cambria Scientific Insti
tute, the latter part ot next month." TVe
had a strong presentiment that the result of
the election in this State would cause Harry 1
j H. to "see stars," and the above announce
j ment is evidence sufficient that we were not
i mistaken.
j One of the most extensive sales of reaj
j estate that has ever taken place In Ebens
I burg is advertised in another column forSat-
urdav, Dee. 15th, by John E. Scan Ian. Esq.,
j agent for the beiis of Owen McDonald, de
. ceased. The several properties to be dis-
t..--c.i ui nn- nmung tne most vainanie ana
desirable in and about our town, and those 1
who have money to Invest In real estate here
away will probablv never find hottAr n
4 portunity to do so.
e editor bold of the Orblsonla Ditnatch I
vent to the polls his first vote to casf a Re- i
publican vote without erasure or scratch
and tbe style he pot on was exceedingly ynst.
Well, the vote it went In and In due time It
.., ,., , . , v . ,
' "w u,r p.nm OI uur rero was 101- (
mpuse. you can bet: but ere lontr tb hax. ;
came, and it chilled him, no doubt, that the i
men he supported enough voes didn't get.
And this is the why, as is plain to diskiver.
1 that StackpoJe has pone lo the bead ot Salt
I River. . I
- f5!snorr-TtrTjnr. of Pittshnr-r rw out '
ahead in his legal encounter with Father
Mieehan, of Allegheny county. Father Shee
han, had a disaereement with tha Rfshop,
and not receiving his salary, brought suit to
recover $3,0)0 of It. allecirig that a contract
bad been made with him bv the Bishop
The lower Court decided In his favor, but In
the Supreme Court Jadea Paxson has Just
held that there was nosnch contract as would
nstaln the action, and therefore reversed
the judgment.
Hon. A. A. Barker, of this place, had an
old-fashioned hnsking frolic well, n, It
wasn't so old-fashioned either, for the corn
was all on the ear and none In the juice on
last Friday night, in which some thirty or
forty pairs of willing bands stripped the
"klvers" from abont two hundred and fifty
bushels of as good corn as was produced In
this vicinity during the past season. The
affair was interlarded with a bountirul sup
per, a sort of a corn uccpia, spread at Mr.
Barker's residence, and of which the hnsking
partv partook with a relish,
Hon. A.'.T. Colbnrn, a Ttepn"-Hean mem
ber elect to the next nouse of Representa
tives from Somerset county, has prosecuted
A. H. Coffroth, jr., editor of the Somerset
Democrat, for libel, and this is the why : The
Democrat gave vent to its exuberance of joy
over the recent Democratic victories by print
ing a colnmn article embellished bv a num
ber of advertising cuts. One of these, taken
from an advertisement of Irish snap, was in
tended to typify the warm reception received
by the member elect in a neighlor's house
which had been entered by mistake.
Postmaster James has taken possession
of the room jnst remodeled and fitted up by
- j him in the Latterner nouse, and what with
large glass trout, bsnasomely arrangon snow
caies and exceedingly good taste In the ar
rangements throughout, Ebensburg can now
boast of one of the handsomest drug stores
and "post shops" in the Interior of the State.
Mr James is certainly to be congratulated
on the good taste and enterprise he has dia
plaed in this matter, and it Is to be hoped
that hi Increased patronage will be com
me.nsuraat with the trouble and expense he
has been at.
An industry which ought to thrive Is the
Ebenshnrg ste.aro planing mill and coach
works, 'ati advertisement of which appears in
the Vnrtigfr for the first time this week.
Ebensburg, unfortunately hss only too few
Industries of an kind, but what It has should
for. -the take-of the town, if for no other rea
son, he as liberallyjpatronized as possible.
We therefore earnestly commend Mr.:Sedg
wick and his enterprise to the generous'sup
port of all t.nr people, and doubt not that he
will give entire satisfaction as to the quality
and price of all kind of work furnished or
repairs made at Yds establishment.
We have something sweet to tell you. a
secret you mav keep or "blab," Just as vou
have a mind to. Onr clever young friend,
John McTamany, of Washington township,
came to town on Monday last and brought
with him as a present for ye editor something
less than a hundred weight of as nice honey
as ever bee humped itself In combing. And
for that same we are exceedingly tbankfnl
to our friend John, who Informs us that he
has several colonies or ousy oens tnar, ne is , The following Commtltee was the ap
willing toldispose of on the most liberal terms j pointed to draft resolutions : Messrs. Caleb
to any parties who want to strike a bee line j Gray, Joseph Bearer and T. S Williams,
for a land flowing with milk and honey, ml j The following presmklo and resolutions
nus the milk. - were subsequently submitted and adopted:
R. U. Davts. Julian street. Ebenshnrg, Whi.RB48i Tbe sulwart Republican party ba
this week received from tbe East an Invoice for year resorted to practices anri methods to per
of superior lat style; lootS and Shoes for la- I petuate their power whtoh hare itlsirraaed and.de
Hies and misses. ' Thev ara custom-made. . traded Amerlenn poliru-n t such an extent that
no therefore servWahhi as well as protty.
Hi..,..!.....! v. iw.f K,!f I
Jiinrti i. . kiiku ciivujii rc iwiu. vu 9 " 1
it is hv odds the largest in town. . The wear
for men "comp'ises both heavy and lleht.
coarse and fine, all of good material and well
made, lie lays particular stress oti the tren
eral superiority f his heavy boots for winter
wear. The public are invited to Call and see
his atore, whether thev want to buy or not.
(P. S. : They will find his price list entirely
eatisfactorv. )" ,
The plocant piece of carving on marble
to which we referred last wek enriches a
handsome headstone manufactured by Mr.
James Wilkinson, of this place, and erected
the early fart of this weok in the. Catholic
cemetery et Carrolltown to the memory of
Mr. John Ectenrode, deceased. The lerter-
i ing on the stone U exceed insrly neat, while
j the cross and ivy surrounding it are really
: masterpieces of the svulptor's art. All In
all. the work is a credit to Mr. Wilkinson's
! skill and good taste, and for thatrea3on will
i always commend him to the fiatronage of
everybody who needs anything of the kind
! and has an opportunity to ejramlne it. ,.
I An unknown person forced open tho
i front di or of Mr. John B. Clark's store, In
1 Wood vale, on last Monday right, bored a
hole throneh the first plate of the door of the
safe, and inserted a heavy charge of powder
and fuse. The explosion was verv loud and
1 was heard by many of the neighbors. Tho
'. drawers of the safe were ransacked, but
; nothing valuable was obtained,, and only a
j fflw postag Ftaiups.. were taken from, tlie
j desk Iri tbe stare. Mr. Clark Is (reap urerlof
'-the bofouhand it 1s supposed fh butglars
; had an idea that they would find a (rood pile
i of money in the safi. and that's where they
; made a mistake. . No trace of the burglars
1 nas reen discoverer!
Oue enorffetld frieml It. O; Stol!I-iCar- 1
ii. . .... '
. rolltowAi'- eiever clotUirve CAtoisr, s .here
thi week and snedeil rltirlnp his visi in
surrlrin? seferalrif nnr rltirenfl with nerc,
harirlsome and .tfr)iri oviervoata at Tery low
fiewres.- Harry has enonch rlothtna gent's
furnishing uooiU, etc., to supplv e vt-rvbodv
in. tli is "neck o' timlxr," and sis ho has no
rieitatlrvn in vine that hrt can sell as cod
goods rer ie- money than any clfrthlne deal-
er in Johnstown, -Aitnona, or elsewhere, it
"r;".mii1 io give niru a can -Mr
r nifQ Tfi riVfnorj loroa or.1 ovxnll I
nothlnorof hts. raps, etc., which eet awav .
with trwm all epcial!v tho flexible stifl '
ta,V 'hieh fit close to the head and don't
hurt vou at all.
.-Vm. A. Conrm. h-tter known aa "Sbor- i
ty," the sewing machine man who aiietrarf
'some time last summer that he had been
I v."., ' i" uuhkv somewnere
near
i .ew uermany, a fe
place, hy three men
and who soon after
Clond. was arretcrl
on Tnesdavkist. bv officer Harris, anri taken
j to Bedford county to answer the charge of
j having or, lust Saturday week hired a horse
I and buggy from Mr. J. F. Stehley. at Everett,
Bedford county, to drive to some paint in
: Blair county, and leaving the rig at Roaring
, Spring as security for a loan of ten di. liars
given Mm by the landlord of t botel at that
place. He was working in a coal mine at
Sammerhill, and says he has been wandering
aoout promiscuously since nelert Johnstown,
j ''Shorty" was regarded as hones: before hia
, Tecent alleged crookedness, and a good many
I of his Johnstown friends believe that he has
i been more sinned against than sinning,
i Prosccutine rewsnaoer men for lihl and
I slander Is becoming somewhat contagions
0f tP.-tbe most recent victim being Editor
Williams, of the Carrolltown A'etcs, who was
arrested on Monday last and gave bail in the
sum of t5,000 to appear at Court. Mr. John
J. Sharbaugh, of Carrolltown, becoming hia
surety, and answer a charge of slander pre
ferred asainst him by Deputy Sheriff D. A.
Klnkead, late Republican candidate for
Sheriff. The charge is nt based on anything
which appeared in Mr. Williams' paper dur
ing tbe recent political campaign, but grows
out or certain aneeations reflecting on'Mr.
Kinkead's personal honesty which are said
00
the more ing succeedlag the late election. ;An
action f slander has also been tirpugbt by
t!?e am nJ9r like reason against
wwrH limy, ui ouwiw?! Rnua rowiisniD.
ti.am , ; "zl Kl
1 " " ' J " su mi. m-ii u
only remains to be. seen -who will bava to
"pay tbejpiper."
SWATCHEIp FROM T II F. GRATE.
My wife was on the brink of the grav.
She bad. been given no to die bv threa oral.
gheny City's Physicians. They aif tro-
nouncert her disease Consumption. Her fin
ger naila and lips were blue ; pulseless at
the wrist ; we were all called to witness her
death. .At this moment a neighbor brought
in T"t-- tlaifman oKv Ksma A J A .
fu, of every hTur. She proved
from the first dose, and in a week she was
1 np, and now (less than six months) ahe is
f well. See page thirty in the "Ills of Life."
a book you can net grHtis from vonrdnior-
k y(
If t
gist
nor address Dr. Hartman. Oshorn
Ohio. T. S. Eberlixb, South Chicago, 111. 1
AXnTPER IMMENSE SEW STOC K or
riateretten, Otrrrnnts, Knlta, Ac.,
! J1 T. Spr-nltle Son's, Altoo-1
na." These goods we have purchased from
eastern overstocked manufacturers at prices
fonts; suits, etc., we aan now save you from
iinim r-i vaiue. .in a great many over-
X to .v pet cent. So don't rlelav nnf.ll 1L
i these bargains are gone, but come Immedl
: ate and secure your choice of the latest
guaranteed as " all wool." Evervthlns. i.
liab,e an(i entire satisfaction given to-evtry i
customer.-
S. SBAKKt Jt Son, Altoona.
OrR PROCBEK8,
As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, so tbe huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the
Introduction of l)r. Pierce's "Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets," which are little larger than
mustard seeds, but composed of highly con
centrated vegetable extracts, ily druggists.
iifar t
i miles southwestof this ' 1J11, m i-huiUk, wn, soot",
and robbed of about $4fl. ! Jos.ifery. nnhias. g oves. a lady's skirt, canned
left Johnstown un.W a ' ,rUlts' 8nd 8everal miaorlarticles. Theytalso.
i.MFMn,...k;ii..,i ; Ter some unaccountable reason, took a fancv
s?otia-
! tion. In accoraance wun a can issnea to
! the editorial fraternity of the Juniata Valley
i to organiie a business association, the fol
i lowing named editors met In the Iielster
House. Huntingdon, on Saturday last : H.
f Dern, Altoona Tribun; K. f'onrad. Me
Veytown Jmrnnl ; Edward T. Tuten, Belle
; fonte RtpublietA : W. Trout. Iwlstown
1 Free fVeu : Harry E. Bowman, Mt. Union
! Tin; Geo. Shrora. Newport Ledovr; 1,. A.
1 Fraser, Houtidale Ohterver ; C. S. V. Jones,
i Tyrone Herald; W. C. Smith. Bedford It'.
I pvbUran; Hugh Lindsay, focal A'evw; John
' A. Nash. Journal; S. K. Plemin? and Port
' Crawford, Monitor, and Frank Wlllonghby,
Qtobe, Huntingdon:
The meeting was called to order by E.
; Contad. II. C. Dern was chosen President
I of the meeting and George Shrom Secretary.
' On motion, a committee of thre, consist
ing of Mews Tjindsay. Tuten and Trout,
! was appointed to draft a constitution and
1 report at 2 o'clock, p. m. Tbe same commit
I tef was also directed to nominate permanent
J officers-
On motwn, the meeting adjourned until
fternoon.
The meeting was called to order at 1:30,
when tbe committee reported a constitution,
which was adopted. '
v Article 3 state that the object of the Asso
ciation shall be to promote the business and
financial interests of the members of the
newspaper fraternity, by mutual Inter
change of views ; to protect each other
against dishonest advertising agents and
fraudulent advertisers generally, and to cul
tivate and maintain friendly relations among
tbe members.
The following officers were chosen for the
ensnlng year : President, H. C. Dern ; Vice
President, Geo. Snrom ; Secretary. E. Con
1 rad ; Treasurer. John A. Nash ; Executive
i Committee. C. S. W. Jones, W. W. Trout
I and Hugh Lindsay.
On motion, the Secretary was Instructed
; to have tha constitution printed and send to
a copy to each office in the district, with the
request that those persons entitled to become
members of the Association sign the same
and return it to tho Secretary accompanied
by the annual fee of one dollar.
On motion of Mr. Smith, the President
was authorized to call a meeting of the As
sociation at the request of five members.
' Adjourned. '
" Vote of Thatks.-A meeting of Demo
crats, as we learn from theCairolltoww.c,
was held In that plaee on Wednesday even
ing of last week, the following officers pre
siding: President, Hon. John Buck; Vice
Presidents, Messrs. Jas. KlrkpatrieV, Ben
lomin Wirtner. Lawrence Wvland. Charles
Langbien, IT. J. Hopple, Jr., P. L. Eck, Jos.
A. Grav, T. R. Scanlan, Jacob Kirkpatrlck
and Charles Dunlap ; Secretary Hon. J. J.
Thomas.
' non. J. J. Thomas was called upon and
ftated that the object of the meeting was to
tender thanks to ail Democrats who labored
for the success of the party during the re
cent campaign, and especially to our effi
cient chairman and his deputies In this
countv.
l'01" L' !iVil7mVr?l7rjJ.St ,
lo have any tntlnencetn the sff.lrs ofth. oonntry 5
gfig
and, whereas, in tb lata political context honour
aiwl decunrv. though cruehed to tbe earth, have
r!on azaln anl hurlerf frnm place and;power the
rnffn and party that defied the will of tke people
anil vollulftd the ballot-toz with fraudulent and
purchased vote? ; and therefore we recognize the
fnct that atl who cntrlbntud to tho Juoeess of the
Iomocrttc party In tbe lute eiuifwi are entitled
to our thanks, and particularly lho?n who were
prominently Identified. Of thos-in anr own
countv, we feel that the Ui airman of the Domo
rratlc fonnty Committee and his deputies deserve
bur acknowledgment and appreciation of their
efflcieary and untlrtntr labors; therefore, be It
. Resotved, That we. I emoor' of Northern Cam
bria, tender oar thank? to Chairman John A.
Blair and hts depntles, Meaars. Water. Connelly
and Wetaell, for their excellent management of
the canvas, and In this we aro lure we express
trie pontlments of the pnrty In this portion of the
connfy. '
Hetoivfd, Thai a copy of these proceedings be
sent to all TJn-mocratlc newspapers In the county
fur publication. . , . . .
T. S. Wh.LIAWS, 1
OxtEB frsT, Commute.
. Jos. Bbahib, )
. The rueeting adjourned.
i
-: TUB AKftBTCAJv IsTSTrCVTR OX SPBKR'fi
.WiNEf.r-A comoiltttB wu appointed tA Visit
Alfred Speer's Viuej-ards, at I'assaifi, N. J.,
to examirie Tis wines andlrellarH and rerort
Th followiui t part ff tho report : Many
will be surprised to learn that within so short
a distance from this city lias been prosecuted
an enterpiHe of so much Importance and with
60 muert npfes.
Tho qualities of these wines are not ex
celled by any producer in tlie world and dur
ing the season when the operations of liand
)Tie the crapes, expressing the jnlees, and
the other treatment are in active proKresa it
is interesting and
instructive . to visit the
vineyards and witness the operation. ,
a o ii . r iv v
A. S. TlftATH, M.
t, M. D., 1
nv, Com no
fK. H. M ARTfN,
it too.
" J. DlSTTJ TCN K LL.
For sale by . James, Ebenaburg.
Bchclart i Loretto. We ara sorry to
learn that tlie store of our excellent friend,
Wra. Litzlnger, Esq., of Loretto, was broken
r Tnto by "burglars orr fast Friday night -and
, despoiled of goods valued, so far as can be
ascertained, at between sixty and seventy
dollars. Entrance was effected by prying
open a back shutter with a hatchet, breaking
a pane or two of glass, cutting a niche at
each side and through tbe Inside shutter, and
then inserting noroe kind of an innlement
and raising the bar which held tbe shutter in
place, thus allowing both todron to the floor.
Once inside, the thieves helped themselves
to an old overcoat which Mr. Litzineer had
I worn for twenty-one years, as well as a long
tailed black dress coat owned by the same
I gentleman and somewhat scuffed by wear,
i The safe, which contained but little money,
was not tampered with. There is reason to
i believe that three persons were engaged in
i the robbery, and it is known that they had a
i wnfcon' with therri, though' the tracks were
, not plain enough to he follower; for any con-
3irrnum uisiance. wnat cine, lr any, has
been obtained as to the identity of tbe guilty
parties, we are not prepared to state.r
A F.F.RAIKTAPEDE.
Never was such a rush made for any drug
store as 1s -now at K. James Drugstore, Eb
ensburg, for a trial bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds AH persons afflicted with Asthma,
Bronchitis, noarseness, Severe Conghs, or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free,
by calling at abore drug store.
Mrs. Emma Edmiston made information
a few days ago before Justice Strayer, of
Johnstown, against a young man named
Sasnnel Scbetschal for fornication and bas
tardy. Tbe prosecutrix was married to Ar
thur Edmiston four years ago, when abe waa
only fifteen years of age. Soon after tbe
marriage Edmiston went to the West, and
some time in the beginning of last year Mrs.
E. heard that her husband bad married a
girl in Iowa and wa living in that State.
Soon after thisbe wtet Schetscbnl, who told
berrre loved her at first sight.- She believed
him, and, after some time, agreed to marry
him. Sohetschal .betrayed ber, then grew
cool toward her, and, although she repeated
ly Insisted upon him marrying bw, be per
sistently refused to do eo. In April last
Mrs. E. gave birth to a boy babv, but the
yonng nan atili refmed to marry ber, and
she finally prosecuted him. When the par
ties appeared at the Justice's office, Mrs
Edmiston ske Wm t marry them, but he
refused, for the plain reason that her hua
band is still living.- Sthetaehal was unable
to procure ball for his appearance at Court
and was committed to the county Jail. It is
a novel -case. uarbaDs the
tin,i that h. v,.-i. :t.z
" T" "r" WBnX-
- " - ' I f tr'j-'; ti ' j
Social circles In and about Derrv station
are somewhat agftatad over the taarrlage of
a wealthy widow or that -p'e to Patrick
e WestmbVhind 'connT home" ' A.'h ?S
the lady's fourth matrimonial venture, the
Kiuuj luingcan t piay on the innocent girl
ishnesa dodge and try to procure a separation
on the ground of undue influence as soon as
sht finds ', toe nuptial fetter beginning to
chafe, while as for the proud bridegroom,
be has leen fed long enough on poorhonse
bull beef to warrant the belief that be will
prove a pretty touch customer for hla foatlw
I partnes, and will iikely enough develop stay
i ing qualities that will puzzle even her ac-
' compnsned art.
r!r-.- j-r . - ------ .
j Brt KLBS'S ARSH A RAI.TE,
The Best Salvk in the world for Cuta,
Bruises, Burr.s, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khenro,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
I mains, corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
I positively cures Piles. It Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cts- per box. For sale ky B. Jam,
sole atnl, Kbesbur2, Pa. -.-ry.
Jcmata Vaixkt UbiTORiii, As
ExccRsroN to jACtsormrE, Florida.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company bavo
placed on sale excursion tickets to Jackson
ville, Florida, which gives passengers fif
teen days' time In which to make the trip to
the Florida summer lands, and the same num
ber or lays to return. Tickets are good to
retnrm until May 31, 1883. Rate from Pitts
burgh, for the round trip, $43.50. Only one
changoot cars between Pittsburgh and Jack
sonville. Excursionists have not less than a
doTen of different routes from which to select
in purchasing their tickets by the Pennsyl
vania line. Baggage checked to destination.
Tlcketa are on sale at Union Station, and 78
Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, and at all princl
pal stations of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
For further information apply to Thomas E.
Watt. Passenger Akent, Western District.
P. R. R.. No. 78 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa-
. 1-ojieiwar.T the latir'iid ltars
Ixwk toward the time when fire
In the barroom atom ah all glow ;
KairerlT ther wlu for weather
That 5hall draw them all toret-ner.
So their yarna e,. n bav a how.
Tarne Baemat 8terk!na, and toeklniri aoo-gest
boo til and ahoec. and or onurne when von come to
talk about hoota and fhoes. the name e( S Bin.
menthal. 11 jo Klerenth arena. Altoona. in hronirht
Into prominence. He f, the proprietor of the only
flift-cU.M boot and hoe more in a radlnK of one
rmndred milea of F.hnorr. and w want oar
readera to know it If thev don't know It already
Hla line lor winter wear 1e now rally opened, nd
both qnality of material and eTeellenee of manu
facture, to aav nothlna: of lowneaa of prloes. are
guaranteed purchase.
r WiLSCT I.F.AF HAIR KEKTORF.R.
It la entirely different from all others, it fa as
clear a? wafer, and. as ita name Indicate, is a per
fect VeetMe Hair Restorer. It will immediate
ly free the head from all dandruff, rem. re irray
hair to its natural color, and produce a new icrowth
where It ha tallen off. It doe not In any manner
affect the health, which Snlphnr, Snjrer ol Iead
and Nitrate ol Silver preparation hare done. It
will change ttjrht or faded tiair In a tew darn to a
beautiful srloesy brown. Aek yonr drnasrlat lor It
Kaeh bottle la warranted. Smith, Klisb ft. ik..
Vho!eaIe ARents. I'hiladelphia, and HLL
Bcckbl, New York. r3.-y.i
Tb-b pen. Indeed, !a mlg-brv, bat tbe men
Who wield the thlninaf thears with skin and
taate.
And then so carefully apply the paate.
Are eea-nlaant orthtnfr bevund the ken
Of thoee who. only wield the jmnaretit pen.
We wielded the abeara to obtain poMeitton f
the lorencniDK chunk of wladom. and wo now wield
the pen to adrlxe onr reader to patronize Jas. J
Morohy, lo t-llnton etreot Juhr.itown, when
they ko to buy winter clothing-. He haa one of
the lanreatand nicest etoeka to ehooae from to be
fonnd anywhere emtom-isida and warranted
while it 11 a generally admitted fact that no other
dealer can Fuceefefully compete with him In the
matter of low prices.
a. CA.nr.
To all who ara sufJerlns; frosn tha errors and Id
discretions of youth, nervous weak nasi, early da
ey. loss or manhood, eto.. I will send araetpe that
wm cure yon, FREE OF OHAROL. This great
remedy waa discovered by a missionary In South
Amertna. Send a self-addressed enreloce to tha
Hit. Joaarw T. Iaira. Station D, w Tmk City
Sept. 1, lSM.-iy. .
Th vouth upon his eoat-sleere bora
Alons; tha streat his latest mash.
She waltied bim In an oyster store.
And robbed him thoreof all his emab.
Which was too bad, for now the youth In ques
tion will be unable to take advantage of the ex
ceptionally law schedule of prices at present rultus;
at the New York Clothing Hall, 10 Main street,
Johntown. This honpe assures us they will posi
tively undersell anr and all ether dealers In their
line in this neck o' woods, and, bavins: on their
helves a splendid stock ol coats, overcoats, vests,
pants, otc, we luMglne our readers could iro
further nnd fare worse thhn by buying from them.
Try them with an order, acybew ; or. If deemed
preferable, give thorn a call.
. rraiosALi toim omi
I Tbji Voltaic But t:o., Marshall, Mich., will
tend Pa. Pti'i Ckiibhitii ELB-n-Hr-Voi.Tjo
i Bblto A!r FlBnrurn ArrLiiiTom on trial fnrthlr-
ty days to men (yount r old) who are afflloud
with Nervous Debility, fost Vltalltv and Man
hood, and kindred trouble. ruarnteins: speedy
and complete restoration of health and manly vig
or. Address a above. N. B. No risk Is lnorTM,
as thirty dart trial Is allowad. fe-M.-Xm.J
niDEHUL.
j COX.VrTL,T,T T.YNCH Married, at the Oath
j olio churoh, Wllmoro, on TuM!day morninic, Nuv.
I 21. t-2, by Rev. Katkor McHukIi, Mr. Matthew
j t'onni.tT and Mis? Mart Alice Ltwch. both of
J Summerhill townthlp.
OBITCART,
GRIFFITH. Died. In this place, on Monday
morning;. Nov. ao. 18S2, f tubercular Inflamatlon
of the drain, Clisijcs A., ontvehlld of Dr. &..
and Lime CTiiftHh, aged 7 months and 1 day
" Precious haoe I no lonirer with ns ;
ttone to rest I
To the realm of glory taken.
With th ofest.
Here, a weary little snffertr.
Full of pain :
Now frem pain released, to suffer
Ne'er again."
MrMtTI.I.F.N. Died, at hts residence tn Clear
field tnwnMhlp. on Saturdav. NovernNer 6. 1882,
Mr. Mattbkw J. l Ml li.kk. In the 6Sth year ot
hif aire.
The deoea-ed was a hlirhly respectable eltlren,
with a reputation ror honesty and Integrity that
was never availed, and enjoved the fuliect confl
denee of all whr knew him. He was the father of
Ur. J. C McMnllen, of St. Aumftlne. In the
:&t hollo cemetery at which place his remains
were interred. May his sool rest In peace.
' F A RRFT.T.. THed. at the residence of her son.
Archlnald Farrell, In Harr township, on Thursday
morning:. Nov. 1, 188?. Mrs. Hannah Farrsll.
relect of Thomas Farrell. deceased. In the 89th
year of her asre. May her sonl reet In peaee.
EVANS Pled, at the residence of his daugh
ter. Mrs. Fnah, In t'-ambrla township, on Thurs
day nlht,Nov. 19. itufi, Mr. Pavtd Kvawb. asred,
we suppose, about $b years. Peace to bis ashes.
PUBLICSALB
YalnalJle Real Estate
1 AID ADJOIIiINO Til
BOROUGH OF EBENSBDRG, Pi
THE undersigned will offer ror sale at nolle
outcry, on
Saturday, December 16, 1882,
at tha hour or 2 o'cixxtbt. t. m., at trie Teiirf House
in Ektnsburgt the following de'srifred
TITJT, ESTATE,
late the propertv of Uwvn McDowald. doe'd:
K. I. A I-OT OFOKOT'ND frontlag; on Hifrh
street and extend ins: alone On tre street tn sam
ple street, having tbereoa erected a larire two
stry Fbvi asd Brick Hotbl. known as the
'Cambria Horni," a larsre Framb Rtablb, Ira
' Hocsa and other ontbnlldinirs.
. A IXJT OF OKOUITD frontlnir on Hle;h
street, bounded on the north by Sample street
and on the west by lot of John Uwens bavins;
thereon erected a large two story Brick Dtill
Iko Housb, a Framb Btorb Koov and Frank
STiBLa
JTo. S.-FOt H LOTS or OROt.'ND fnntihB;on
Centre street, honnded on the north hy Horner
rtreet, on the south ly Crawford street, and on
the weat by Cherry alley. , ,
W. 4 TEX LOTS ot OEOT.tND fronting on
Iary Ann street, bounded on the north hy High
land street, on the sonth by Horner street, and
on the east by Beech alley.
Ho. S. TEN IXrTS or OROritD fronting" on
Mary Aan street, bounded on the north hy High
land street, on the souih by Horner street, and
on tha east by Hickory alley.
No. 6 FOUR IOTS of HROUHI) fronting on
Homer street, bounded on the east bv Mary Ann
street. On the sonth by Crawford street, and on
the west by Hickory alley.
3f. 7. FOtTB LOTS or OROWV rrontina: on
Triumph etroet, boanded on the north bv Ofrle
street, on the east by Fhaney stroet, ank 'on the
west by Poplar alley.
V: 9. TWENTS" -SEVEN ACRES or LAND,
more or less, lyinir south-east ol Khensbonr. ad
joining lands of Thomas Orlfflth, Esq.. John A.
Jones, and others.
tff Term made ftnoirn on day of tale.
JNO. E. SOAJi'LAN,
Airent for Heirs of Owrw McDobald, dee'd.
Ebensbdrg, Nov. 24, lS8fl.3t.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Of Valuable REAL ESTATE!
BY virtue nf a pluriui order t.f the Orphans'
Court of Cambria conatv. to tne llreotet. I
will expose to public sale, at. 'the Court Houtt, Eb
en.trurg. Pa., on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1882,
At 9 o'ci.oc, r. v., the followlna described real
estate, the property of Kmannel Disbart.
late of Carroll township, deoeased :
A Certain PIECE er PARCEL r LA5D
situate In Carroll township, Cambria eoniity. Pa.,
boundeel as follows : Resinning atanost: lIiatiim.
I by land bf John M'sel. sonth elsrhty-nlne decrees.
east one nnntiren ana ninstr-n.no ana one-nail
perches, to a beech corner : thence, by land of John
Ahlls. north ten decrees, west elfrhty-twc perrdie.
to a post ; thence, by land of beirs of Joseph Darts,
west, or nearly west, one hundred and seventy
Bine and one-balf parches, to a post; thence south,
or nearly south, seventy-five ana one-half perches,
to a post, the plse of "heirtnnlns, containing 79
Aeresi and lie Pf rches. more or less, nearly
I all cleared, havinar thereon erected a two story
Framb Hot-sb and a Frakk Barx. There Is an 1
excellent Onom aro on the premises.
TERMS OF SALi;.
One-third of the purchase money to be paid at
the confirmation of the sale, one-third In one year
thereafter, and one-third at the death of Appol
lonia Iishart, wirtow of said Emanuel IMshart,
deceased the latter two payments, with their in
ternet, payable annually, to be secured by the
bond ard morts;a;e of trie purchaser.
WM H. SKI'HtER,
Trustee tn sell Keal.Estataol Exavcei. 1i8At,
dtccasej.
THE ELECTION BEING OVER,
. People can settle down to business again, and the first
thing for them to do, if they want to do right, is to
Visit tie Store of I S. BARKER & BRO.,
AND EXAMINE TIIE IMMENSE STOCK OF
j "WINTER GOODS
'.WHICH THEY HATE JUST PUT UPON TIIE1K SHELVES.
THEY HAVE WATERPROOF CLOTHS in ALL SALE
ABLE, COLORS.
THEY HAVE CLOTITS FOK LADTES' SACKS TX VA
RIOUS SHADES A. YD FADRTCS.
THEY HAVE FTXE FL.4XXELS FOR LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES.
THEY HAVE the BEST STOCK of Tt'OOIE.r BIIX-
KETS EVER BROUGHT TO EBE.XSBUEG.
THEY HAVE the ONLY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOTHING IN TOWN.
They have, in sfwrt, everything you need to make you
comfortable so far as in, their power lie?
DomoncETjTie, to fill, bit id be iuppvi
Ebensburg Steam Planing Mill
3IE3: "wok,:
MANDPACTDRB
VAGONS, BUGGIES, COACHES,
Carriages, Sulkejs and Phaetons,
SLEDS, SLEIGHS and CUTTEBS;
ALSO,
BRACKETS S SCROLL SMYIHG Hi ill IIS BRANCHES.
mum mum axd cat re: sest kaoi uses.
All orders by mail prompily attended to. Addrets
J. M. B. SEDGWICK, Proprietor.
JTov. J4, 18T m.
Ebtrisbiirp
GREAT BARGAINS
TO BE HAL) AT THE
GOLDEN
couch's tvi:av nun.iiixt;.
Corner Eleventh Avenue and 13th Streets, ALTOONA, PA.,
WHEKB HAS JUST BEEN KECE1VED ABOUT
$20,000 WORTH of tie BIST QUALITY and BEST HADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CArS, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ETC..
Which we Kunrantee to sell at SO per rent, leaa than anr oiher Clothins; Hve In the citv. Pay
ers mar therefore rest assured that thsy can save from two to Ove dollars in tbe jurchase of 'a imt of
ol elothes or an overcoat by dealiug with as. So p!eae Kire us a call and examine our good and loern
our prloes beore investing your money elsewhere. Jvio trouble to show oods.
IT. MARCH, Proprietor.
ALTOO !f A, FA., OCTOBER 7, 18M.-tf.
IT WILL!PAY YOTJ TO 31TJY r
Hasson's New CHEAP STORE,
IT TOr WAST
Honest Goods at Honest Prices
EMBRACED IX TIIE FOL.EOJTIXG El ST:
ALUM,
ALLSPICE,
AXLE GREASE,
BAKING POWDER,
SODA,
BEANS,
BLACKING.
BRUSHES,
BLUEING,
BORAX,
BR A in,
BR'KFAST BACON,
BROOMS,
BUTTONS,
CALTCOES,
CAMPHOR. 1
CASTOR OIL,
CAR RON OIL,
CARPET TACKS,
CANNED APPLES,
" CORN,
TEACHES,
TEARS,
TOMATOES,
CHEESE,
CHEVIOTS.
CHOCOLATE,
CIGARS,
CINNAMON,
CLOVES,
CLOTHES PINS,
COFFEES,
CORN STARCH,
CORSET JEANS, -
CAMBRICS,
CRACKERS,
CREAM TARTER,
CURRANTS,
DRIED APPLES,
" CORN,
TEACHES,
DRESS LININGS.
EXTRACTS anri
ESSENCES,
FIGS,
FISH,
" HOOKS,
" LINKS,
FLOUR.
FRUITS,
GINGER.
GINGHAMS,
GUN CAPS,
" POWDER,
nAIR TINS,
HAMS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOMINY,
HOOKS and EYES,
HOSE,
INDIGO.
INK.
JELLTES (a'.l ldrnl).
LAMP CHIMNEYS,
" WICKS.
" BURNERS,
LAUDANUM.
LEAD PENCILS,
LEMONS,
LINEN CRASH,
MACARONI,
MATCHES,
MOLASSES,
MUSLINS,
MUSTARD,
NAILS,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
NO OLD GOODS OF ANY KIND!
ALL" FRESH I-ALL FINE! ALL CHOICE! ALL CHEAP!
A LlberaliShare of rnblic ratronagc Is Rcspectfnllj Solicited.
bsraovs ram ion
V
Guenther's Lung Healer.
For the Cnre of Crnnmr.tn. FpiM:.,r; r- Eicod, Tlrrichltts,
CViriE-r-B CVM. Ctarrh of the Chen, L'-tr--- :-a, v.v.i nil I'r..:ica
SLry -ra:.. Price, 25s, SOa taci i.CO. scll all by Vi ur.rists.'
GUETvXIiE. & CO., PreniJjtfl.-s, -iTTS13UKGiI, i?A.
Tf"
-fOO yurfnflzM?M3 WHITE
aB-xaiiiiilililBssllllsssslllwtssssssssssBBslBssS rrrv A lTTlUlxraiirn u -m
,,l...itfntinn fc m WASH I
Years
KO -i,. Portrmlta , l.1l"
fl Thr H m rf lh- rrr-.Jcnlv. Tl.n il ihc m.r-,t -v'' !: l-cilc :i-.Ik-1
AliFXT, tf tTrI. Srnt I't Cr'iai. " ''i I r-1 -r. Irj
BKABLEV "- .. Fewrll. l'hll.delptala.
OOtiO BOOK AO EXT In every
..1 ,.wr, :n.t tmn for circular.
Can0eldfcOvFlttbnrib,Pa. H4.Sm.
E STRAY. Came to tlie premises of
the subscriber. In Susquehanna township.
some time In Mar last, a iwo-? ear-iu rrv.,
which tbe owner ean here by proving property,
paying ehanres and takinic hi in away : falling in
Jhle-f the steer w.,1 to.ed othe Uwdl-
Suffinehnnna Twp..'ov. 84, 1882. -at.
TTiAY SITOAT. Came to the prem
ise of the subscriber, In Dean township, some
time In April last, a white shoat. The owner Is
revoested to come forward, prove Property, pay
chamas and take tt away ; otherwise It will be dis
posed of according to ATRICK finerty.
Dean Twp.. Nov. 94. lSS2.-8t-
.IATTORKEY-AT-I.A W,
AI.KHINA, PA.
Office over the First" National Bank. Fn
tranne en 11th avenue, seeend door from 12th street,
Altoona, April a, ltM.-tf.
Steam Carriage Works, Ebcnsluirp, Fa.
slCLOTHING HOUSE
AXT OF THE
NEEDLES,
NUTS,
OILS.
ORANGES,
TENS.
PENHOLDERS,
PEPPER,
PINS.
PIPES.
PRUNES,
RAISINS,
RTCE,
ROPE nALTERS,
SALT,
SARDINES,
SCISSORS,
SCRUB BRUSHES.
SEW'G MACII E OIL,
SHIRTINGS.
SHOE LACERS,
SHOT.
SILK TWIST,
li THREAD,
SOAPS,
SPTCES,
STARCH,
STOCKINGS.
STOVE POLISH,
SUGARS.
SUSPENDERS,
SWEET OIL,
TEAS,
THREAD,
TUBS.
WASHBOARDS,
WASHING SODA,
WOODEN BUCKETS,
YEAST POWDER,
f.T t- l.'-c prr-
Wbll ll,... of 17 r.
ouse.
E CURE FITS!
t ttme nnd tft'-o hp t..Mo r'nm tafra'.n. I Tti-tn rii
cnJer. I Hire oi U d:tw KITS, Kf'ILermr
or FALLTVO MCmZ&s Ute long etBrtr. I tntrruit my
Tml to enr th frft omm. FWB'ni crUkm bsv
fsw. kxl 1m ro rei-Ti tr n H nrr rl1f rar. tV-n 1 m
f,c Vr-f fAod Fr of my iTt?AUiii
rTti-1y. G t kxpi-M nfl lfw Of.w. M 0099M fB
SOttalOiT tT M trlsLi, .? I ri;i core J"9.
AdartM Dr. U. 9. MOOT, IN Tuf1 9L. Tcstrk.
GOFiSUElPTIOSI.
1 a povltlve rmtntlw or Ike Iberi ClmM . hy lu
Be t!KiraAx4s of rM "f left vwm kid tii of Unt
. stASdiogkara bti vara iaM4 M R-,et Ii n . t i
Im its(4csA-y, t..t I wa r. . T0 F'TTLiM rRSS,
t..rthr wth a TitriulTSItTIM on tkiA iihui,
So amy aff.rwr. O. . blji mm mna P. O mACrm
na. T. A. sloOi M. 1st rtmrt sa, e.w T-
W ANTED Intellieent men and wo
men to st lifvit subscriptions for cur Naw
Boost. H absnliitely no superior. Make no en
rtrment till you see it. Just the thing for the
holiday sracon takes on .ipbt.
f i i:tuE rrn. cj..
20 Nortta Sieo;h M., 1'hiUdelphia
THE SUN.
.v;ir vuvk. ismj.
Mo' hjive r:id Im i Ion: k Ui yr
jtit now paFir.t' ttiao rrr r.-r? !n it wn fl -wt
prmtM IS" fdhK rw.-n yrr j-ut-l 'liwl iti thl
iJ ot the t?3nh hp trn boutbt iiJ r1 In oy
yenr b to iranv iiri w&njvn.
V arfrrrd ! inirmtd that t..1 Huy . r1,
nd 1 he M tor thr ioU" ins rtn'on.
more ' 1 :
Hn-"' 1;- rw. oTumnr trt-rnt n 1trnrfr
fr-roi tifl x:tih tit, Ttt tifciM mmmry
whiti Tfr iia intf-t f. t tuujnr fc. ntl : tit ve.if,
tbe Heels t;J u . tl i- ;t..,j h v, tlie n '-.
He f' i'r. tlf ' '1 n ir, irrf r..TiT k' norrtw
all the n v i f tbe t t'--t ur!i m j refcut r-
TclvnifT in JtH.
Tte-Hi.rf tr.Tw Virr 1 y r. it r-Tr-iri
rrtTn!nit , ur- t!,r 1 i v .
I'rnr! ,rr t ! , ti tl m t v.-i tnin t., it tvgt
it a-!i:rv ?l.r- lnrij.l and hrrj th
Ten he rrr rlr'Kif. nn w 1 a'l.-r. nl.out rhe
hi!"f n vp'i aN-i: ! t hr U t - h. ) ti r U 1re
of liw.r(.nt a Hi d tr r-'t a 1 ai:ri-
Hri f -!
y tfti'Til ni-iTcvft;. 1 i r St
lut-i v
'iiirtt'ft to Te the r f.riniio
oi i;- rfl-r- mi d the luniK-mnre if t tie o uju.oq
C rd .
H-rnu h eTfrhodT cc'r-.Htr. No mn
weirsrc nun i; r jii
run nll'-w lrrv""f
fliioriat1nn t n. :i,
eirrt from ti f rt
of rieht iirtil w-..i r
n an ir be r ch That hi
. ifcr-e him. o n r.n no
il',-.. i n of ;! r ucij iet
year.. ith rut tm i D.tff : tj nd s.trMrcffc R;iuot
!f'ije wttk cj rit wijn rr. i't-! t tbut tk- re
f o!trd in tl -r re m -tr, "xp'tw imr r1ict
ir:iint K(-Jm otn-m rod t- r h-nt Kovrr-u.-at
INo rrtt'r hut t in tr, 'Jhk Srs
Ftunilf rd il! (V'RVTiuc to fn-! !!;? i r. fnr
the tutere-t- of ihr j ie ae?'. -t t the attMuon ol
fcoMff. tbecT!froi lin.ri"o' m ri(.jir!!sT!i,rJ tbe
ti 11. op ft ?t:pni t j tif !ir r'-ttf
AH tbin 1b v at w- urc t"!-! -rv -t dsitr vr oar
frtendB. ( rie man hcij tbv. 1 nr Sr? if tf.e bev
relitrioiin o-s h c vf-r ! i!.H, IfUM tti
CJ-rieT-mnity ! tjd'li'H with rtTit. Arober
bold thft St ! the I t K 'i.liirnii nipriT
TTtctd. bwi e i ulredv !iprd l.a'I ot
the iTa'"!!1 (tit f ttht pnrty, nrd i j tf-i -v.
n.rnt tbe f thf-T hui' uml mlr d t1l't
A thrd ttft .t :t lr I he LeT Ui i. siite i ko
era'. 1 it"- ir- in 'T'1,i,M!.' l--:t i - - i? - t -.. i' erl
rr.l Bh.y w m-y pf oi-tT h: t i oi-tnt tn
the wo-hi f I i'!ir'l. So i wry fr-rtid "t 1 h rf
d CI f HTM- .." 1 i.f IT K II v -Hr X t,Ht J W 1 1 U
1 f vou 'rr a ': now Tvk Sr. ye n will fberr
thHt id il i a I t t'e er it-.HV. t-ver t't 'rr.-
If j t u J. nr I u'Yt-.n'j V ri-v 1 it Si x . .-t; w -I ft rid
It to r r m-". f Ml lt:tr..tr: r't l tr
bfnff cf ti ot(-' et irtsdcft of fitr t!toit Pento
inti itratf . r.H ;--!. a it : i r t.;y ft r t ! r rtnc rf li-n-ep?
covorrTTT r.f . n snt ;nl f-r i,nu:t.f .fr'ro
Bian iW-nHvtc;. . a -'0':rce for wif; o1rf of tery
STrorte. and aii u n 'OimuuL ty t m.-J, in e-'tnu-nt luf
the corn I ii 5 year.
1rs fo Moll ntrrttri.
TY rrrtrni ed'rrns of Tut St are crt by
mall, po-t -i d. a f.iii.n:
I'AI I.Y- ft 5 n' n mocth, Hfl.SO a y'r with
Sun.1r eci'i .n. f 7.T7.
M MiAV- 1 'ht i ae. HI.IO a - ft.
H'Kl.M.V-H a v-;.r l. ch; r"-" 't" -et
ttatteroitbeditv ii!t' : an Atrn-nit'irai 1 tepart-
njeni oi uncqu'i ii-u rem. n : i Jc - I n-i".:'..
j literary. M'if-nt.hr. jd d rr!-,;i' in?, ll-ren-e
j make Thi Af:ki.v ''-i tSe T c' avir r .r the
j iirmtr's LuBwhol.. locluii t-f leu wuhiO, an
j extra cf y Irea
Addre? I. W. K'iI.A M), l'nb!!-be.
jSW FIRM!
i v:
IX ALTOOXA'8
Largest and Cbeapast
CLOTHING HOUSE!
Eicher & Latterner,
anrriMnn to A.J. tn(ifro A fo.,
130S Eleventh Avrnup, Altoona. Fa.,
H AVE 'Ut rr"i"i and npr-r-ed t' 'itmi sr.d
fne of t'K-i iMt'.i i Hi(
HATS, CAP. TH' Nk. VAl.lMIS. SATCH
KIS ard 1 KNT S M"hMllIV) It- 1S ot all
kind, that !a ever hrr. inorc t.-en lr. i:el.t to the
Mor.ls!n ( iir '.k rral.raT- The i:-'?Tt-pt
vsr-TT. f r-t iavr r and 1ht-t pm u- o' mnd-ip
rlothins; lor crri and ''py that ran t fourd IB
the m:trKet. All ar.'- srrrtpu a t.- quality
and make, scd fr!I TaTu fr tho t ur-harr's mon
ey cuaruted In eah rd verv in'fir-e1. Our
t'smhris countT fr ti '' p.nd all othe-s will :o well
to five u a call. I Ii'in.li h. I-AITLKN tE.
Alto.nn. (rt. 13. l'2.-tf.
LEICESTER LAHE3 FORSALE!
U-k'-, --fii
I n wr. :i ok sai.i:
which were ,rrp:-. in Ai-r.l ficil Mv 1'
InmhP an-I lur Ki.' k- t l i are IM. r'pr !
Thf Fire r.f tt!-e lnm- one vnr o!.i lnt
April, nnd I c!ippc-1 p'unlK t?l mr trcm him
Uil May. Tt-.f f-vei t !.: m:f-i J.nn; w-r
Imt'ortctl fr Jr. i'inrit r I nr S. Tt-i J n . Variur;
hn rc)','ffd jin3 pTrrvl.r-ppI I t U at skCnJJeman
from uif ul ttie Im'-ji mi-' tj In ii a' r-
incr. 1 !ii:iv a ! tr it Th ei?''"f t f thf
I-smttj! wn own? 1 ty Mr. 1ra:o and wt-:irhd
pOUTl'l.
jtT- l will e-3I thFf rnp''' ", j"y :V. r'Ti
cr. a pti'f h;i-r m:h - i"1. Tit- a x or ; a nth
would muke n r.ic raunii t:-x"k U wttii. I or
further informit'on. pn-f to. o'l n !.e unr
Pipn(1 at Ms rc.3crco iu S-rk-: ir A '.Jl Hlalr
4?ountr, or addr-! KT.T IU N VX.
aejt. ir lrvj.-i:m. 1 rone.
Real Estate at Private Sale!
THE nrHers'imeii c9r at yrirate ale a valua
1 AK.M. tiiua'i' tn Vcri'n v d f h ' p. ore iu '.le
wpt of i . riri'.t 'TiTff I 'i Aerea aboot 4a
Arrea rlearetl. nanna ther.n e-e"ed a larre two
story rftAHi r.uai.i istt n'r-K. y la si k bTAni.aani
BW!"r outhn i i (I . Te-e is an rrr.ard of
rhne fruit Tree, aro an ehundaiwe of good water
en tbe Tireasi!e.. The land i in ihe vi-.nity of
Rood mark !. and . I well ad anted for larnj icg and
raisins; stock. For ter! arnl v to
JOHN E! WA!I,!t,
Sept. 1. l2.-3m. Etnf burar. Pa.
JTT.KNsr.rr.r, property at rni--A
VATK SALK.-The un.Ie-t irre'1 oflers fr
sale at a low prire an 1 on ft" terirs hLjlx-rr, ZA
by li f-ot. j;tutt in the Vcjt wari of H' ens
bunr I'omuB-h. an 1 a:ne the-en ere-re1 a two
story r'LvHK PTiiiMn Hnrt, Pi.ak Stablb.
and tbe neM-sary o j't.ull lir.if!. ooi water In
abunilitiee on tlie premwes. If rot soli tv Jan.
1st, l'tt. It will be for rent. For tni,. etc., "apply
to T. J. M IN,
Wrst E'.lcabeth. AUbenT Co.. Tm
Nov. V), iw.-et.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The undr
sianeKl bavias; ben anr'niutd acdiiorto
d i, tribute the funds in the biv d of .leiet.h Crista,
Trute to M the rrnl es'a'e of t uiiaoi Ttlev)
Sr., depsed. hre !- not1 that he will s: t
at lii ottife iu I.bensbuTc. on 'li.wdv. o,
If at two o'los in 'h a'terftoon. for the pur
pose of attending to the dutits of said appoint
ment, whon aed where all persons lo.er'ed must
attend or bed-Jbarred troui c-m nz i e said fund
A. V. KAkKtK, Auditor.
ENens' urs;, Nov. f. l62.-t.
WM. H. SFOHI.r It,
J0hn9ftnrn, Pa.
m. n KiTrrrL.,
' SECULAR KITTEI.L,
! A TT c n N r: Y S-A T-I. A w,
joiri'nini att rs!ri:riii.
! "kFKK Ks in liiiber fc ilwn e Iarrt hnrk build
inir. orer ?.!:. D sn! 1 rtnn .lri.tfiTi
' and ln"olonade K'w, Ft.ent-t;rit. f.,m.J
t
"VT"OTIC"E. Tlie secvdii! and initial ac-
; A " eount of J .hn A. li'ur an.) J hu IIord, As
i S'srnees c N. J Fre'- 'hfT. has bven tied in T ri
I'rrthitnotArv's otn-v (.f Csmi.ns p.atir. and w :i
. be presented Vi the 'oart ot 'orniuun 1'ieas of tai-i
' county tor e-.RDrmt,"n on the fr.f Monday of le
i wnhertiMt. .KiHN' ('. OAT1.S froth y
j Paothonotary "s Office, Hhen.burc. Nov. 14. 13.
JOHNSTON SrANLAN
ATTCHMVS-AT I.AP7,
j EiRn. Pa.
! Offlve on Centra street, nearlv e,ppolie tti
new Court Hju-"v f J-ia. trx-lf. 1
S5to S2iEw.?"Id"vi
Knd.Vaice.
h'vn.e. Saintiles worth 9h
Iress Stis-- a. r.. P"rt-
(4-7. SZ.-ly.
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f III! -m