Cambria vcrmnn. rnr:vin ku. pa. lUinAY. - - .FAX, 23, 1S8S. LOCAL .4.YD PERSOXAL. Here. There ami the Other Ilace. i;rpp7y zephyis Fcr entitled eootlij ro to the Sugar Bowl. Acker" Dyspepsia Tablets never-fail. Kor ctioti-e groceries ro to the JSuar Howl. I'.nli Incero!l will lecture in Altoona on fie "!- K.r fine fresh oysters go to the Sugar iv:. . B.-ilforJ county paid ?U9. 10 for scalps ht vr. A L.iwrence county man is rharged with jteaimg a gravestone. You must soon decide on what office you will run for at the Spring election. Tlie (ireensburg Democrat Is elghty eiijlit years of aue and just tn its prime. )eputy Sheriff Blair has been confined to lii houe by sicRness .-ince Sunday last. At 7 o'clock this (Thursday) morning our tliermonieter registered 10J below zero. Tlie County Auditors are at work on the I'"r House accounts since Tuesday bft Tlie Comity Commissioners have re fuse:! to renew the reward for the capture of "Mirkey" Smith. Tile Keherca iron mines In Blair county bave been closed by the Sheriff. The mines were operated by J. II. Tage. The I'niied States Court made an ordir fi.it the creditors opposing the discharge of Win. M. Lloyd from bankruptcy, pay the C..-N. Tlie Commissioners have concluded to rav four or five of the cells In the jail lined with boiler plate in order to make them more ee lire. judge Johnston presided over the Blair county Court on Monday last, during the tris' of a cae In which a relative of Judge p-an was a suitor. There will be an edncational meeting at ;a!litzin on Wednesday. January 28th, for tie tpichers of (iallitzin, Tunnelhill and surrouiitliiii; district.-. Mr. Francis Yeager, of Elder township, lost a valuable horse one day laet week. Tle aniius. had been left running in a field anil in some manner broke its leg. Ih. Frrd. Todd, of Houtzdale, Clearfield county, who has been on the sick list for souie time past, depaited for Florida on Fri day la-t for the benefit of Ills health. Mr. George E. McPike, of the Altoona Tin- force, came hither on business Tues day last, and before returning to the Moun tain city managed to call well, never mind wliere. For the Information of Inn keepers we state that at the last t.-rin the licenses were granted on the third Monday in March, 1884, and will not expire till the third Monday of M.ireh. 188.5. Ed. Stolz, son of Mr. II. O. Stolz, of Car rolltown, passed through this place on Mon day en route for Johnsiown. where he has obtained employment in the Tribune com posing rooms. William Giggy, who turned State's evi dence in the Ilelfrick burglary ease, has pulled up stakes in Elder township and gone to Coal port. It will not be much loss to El der township. The Harris Ilemedy Co., St. Lonis. Mo., m 11 . I llflva Jll I. fl 1 111. .1 In I, T'a t I I . I aJU.-fc linir Vl'll Lil.-.H.C III LUCT 1 a3tUID LI ITU If j hi tor wesRness, nprvousexnausiion. etc lu men. They offer free trials and trust re sults lor orders. A new local tariff on packages carried on I'eDnsylvania Railroad accommodation trains, and involving a reduction of 2.5 per cent., went inta effect on Monday with the Ad.uui Express Company. Julin Urotherlin, Jr., second son oPJolin Brotlierlin, E-q., dec'd, of Hollidaysburg, died in TitLsburg on Sunday last, after a few days' illness. His remains were in terred nt Holiirtaynbarg on Thursday. 1 he following named persons will find letters awaiting them at the Eben?burg post oflice : Miss Annie Evans, Adam J. .ilaw, I.iHmrd Hall, John Wesley Hazlett, It. E. r.il'uer, Miss Bosa E. Lance, Mrs. Ella Ro It rts, II. J. BobrU. Andrew Stelnly, residing at Bennington, liiair county, a driver in the mines of the Ca'iihria Iron Company at that place, was kicked by a mule oi Tuesday list and so severely injured that he died in a few hours, lie leaves a wife and child. William C. Tarrish, Administrator of Mr-. Eliza Tarrlsh, will sell at public sale j on Tuesday, the 3rd of February next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a lot of personal property, consisting of live stock, farming implements, grain, hay, household farniture, etc. Guvernor Pattison has named Col. II. I.v.y Goddard, of Philadelphia, Inspector General of the National Guard, as thePenn vlvania Aid to General P. II. Sheridan, Chief Marshal of the day on the occasion of tbe Washington monument dedication. On Monday last the matter of the as seTient of the Taylor Jfc McCoy land In Galiitzin borouzh and township was partial ly heard by the County Commissioners, but net contluderl The hearing was continued J until next Tuesday week, February 3d. Mr. George Myers, of Gallitzln town 1'P, ma le the first coke In Cambria county. In i4s. It was used bv him In the old Ash- Ian I furnace that was then In operation, but . the furnace has long since been abandoned on account of ita distance from the rail rua I ' ar town Las the came of beliig morally '!, but If it were possible for the stoop It front of Armory Hall to speak, we fear that ome stories, other than good, would be toid in reference to tbe actions of certain ynur.g fulks who spent last Sunday night t!it-n. 'n Thursday last the failure of Oliver : Biotl.eri A Philips, who have the largest j Iron manufactories in Pittsburgh, was an nour.ced. Their creditors, however, have framed thern an extension, and it is believed thf-y will get through their difficulties sue- ct--ful!y. The undersigned, desiring to close out f reral branches of his business, will sell at fo-t tns -took of hats and caps ; also his line of boots, shoes and rubbers of all descrip-t.on-.. An earlv call will convince you that bargains cau be secured note. C T. Roberts. To new subset Ibers, or old subscribers r ing In advance, we will send the Free man ami the New York Weekly World for or.- yat for t2 20; or tlie Freeman and the t-H efli Wor:d for t2. 00; or we will send I'iikkman for one year and the Weekly -r'-i for u months, for f I. fa. 11 ' I). J. Morrell has handed !n hisresig S;4' i't a-j a member of Council from the First ":r '!. of Johnstown. He also tendered his ff V iation as President and Tiostee of the Jo'ii.-town Savings Bank. The resignations "I Cin Dn SfOnnt nf Mr Unrroll's !! is.; ! t-a tt- . . ' ,, . . 1 - r--a.tt,, and his desire to be relieved from ui.vnrs rarfs. -M"Dorald at Loretto, Pa., has decided out his present business at thst PU"p. Therefore he ofTers all kind of goods at gTKUly reduced prices for cash or good T yk -UMe produce. Ail persons indebted to !i;m ar expected to call and settle at After February lst his books will be P;a"fl in other hands for collection. -At the Johnstown skating rink on Fri-iu-,t the first of three competitive races ,Wn M'ss Greenwood, of Johnstown, r"l Miss W stover, of Hollidaysburg. for tutorial championship of central Penn- 'V van; took place and was won by Miss We.t., ver, she makini five mlies In 2Vt tnin- lit ijeatn. ;er adveisuy by X laps. - Lewlstown Gazette: We linvo seen a let ter from Mr. Frank S'.abler to a frlen.l In the valley In which that epnttpmn uvs thai n delay in building the Seaboard, Tennhylva- nia and Western Railroad has been caused by the financial depression, and that he hopes work will begin all along the line in the spMng, it being the Intention to aurelv bnild the road. Owing to the severe cold weather of the last few days and the bad condition of Mm roads but very few peftpla have been coin. ing to town. We advise all those who do I come, however, to visit John Owens" store, on High street, where they will find a fine ( selection of boots and shoes, dry goods, dress goods, groceries, canned goods, provisions, at the yery lowest possible prices. "Mrs. Erin ire, wife of Mr. Peter Ermire. of Wilmore. Is, we are sorry to learn, again suffering severely with cancer. Some time last spring she went to Pittsburgh, where she had a tumor removed from her breast, and It was thought then that she had ob tained permanent relief, but as she failed, her many friends can now only hope that sne may find i speedy cure, noble-hearted woman that she Is. Mr. George Orris, Sr., died at Ills real dence in Richland township last eek, in the 7Ctli year of his age. He was born In Franklin county and had resided In Rich land township about forty years. Several years ago he served a term as one of the Di rectors of yie Poor of this county, ne was an honest, upright man, and was highly re spected by all who knew him, nis wife and quite a number of children survive him McDonald at Ioretto Is closing out the 1 following goods at cost for cash : Calicoes, j a, o, ana 1 cents per yard ; best gingham, , 8, and 10 cents per yard ; dress goods, 5. 8, 10. t2'i ai d l."e tier vrl ftnntnn flannala a o . , ,, I ,, . ' I Hand IOC per yd.; all wool flannels. 20. 30 and 40c Dpr Vd Kentucky leans 1-i ' 11 ! "f ' enlucKy jeans, U,,, 15, -0 and 25c per yd.; tickings, 12 i, 13anl 20c per yd.; notions, hats. caps, hoot and Shoes, at hard pan prices to Suit the times. The evidence in th trial ir f'urtm Mo 1 ne evidence in me iriak or Curlin J1C JLaiti for the murder of Wm. Smearman at 1.. r. m,.. : . .. ., the Juuiata Campmeeting grounds on the 22 (id of August last, tried at Lewistown last . . n 1 . . ., , week, was Closed on Friday and the Jury j retired at one o'clock in the afternoon. ; rk . .., ., . . ... . I They were out until Saturday night at half- past ten o'clock, when Ihey brought iu a , , , ... , . . . . - Verdict of guilty of murder III the first de I gree. His counsel made the usual motion I tor a new trial. At Ilarnsburg on Fiiday last a bill was introduced in tl.e Senate providing for tlie punishment of men convicted of beating women by the whipping post. The dose to consist of not more than thirty lashes on the bare back and to be administered by the sheriff or deputy. In presence only of n phy. sician or surgeon. It should be amended to admit reporters for the press, as a descrip tion of that interesting ceremony would make wholesome reading for some brutes. F. A. Shoemaker, Ei , of this city, says the Altoona Timet of Tuesday, received a letter yesterday from Henry W. Tie'ie, Esq , of New York, financial agent of the Cressou J & Coalport railroad, informing him that all i arrangements have been perfected for the re j sumption of work and pushing to completion of the road as soon as the weather permits. This will certainly be "tidings of great joy" I to all pel sons living along the route of the j new road, and especially to those more iiu j mediately interested iu its success I McDonald at Loretto st.il I ccntinues to I knock the bottom out of high prices for cash or marketable produce at the followiug : I sugars at 5, G, 7, 8 and 9 cents per pound ; OllIK 75c per pound ; green and roasted cotlee, 12 i, 15 and 17c per pound ; I 4 boxes essence coffee, 10c ; 4 papers soda, j 10c; 3 pounds rice, 25c; 3 pounds prunes, ' 25c; 4 pounds barley, 25c; R pounds oaMm-al, j 25c; 6 pounds hoiuiny, 25c; 6 pounds peas j or beans, 25c; carbon oi!, 12'.,c per galloc ; ! cider vinegar. 25c pr gallon; good molasses, 1 30c per gallon ; good syiup, 4c per gallon ; ; A, No. 1 salt, tl. 40 per barrel; good flour, $4.50 per barrel ; all other goods at equally law prices. Lleutenaut Rowland M. Jonet died at his residence in Washington city on Wednes days he 7th instar.t. The deceased was raised tn the vicinity of this place, and when the Civil war broke out he joined Co. A, Elev enth Pennsylvania Reserves, of which An drew I ,e w 1 s , of this place, was captain, and who was killed in battle. Lieutenant Jones was badly wounded in one of the engage ments fought in Virginia and never fully re covered from IU effects. He was a clerk for many years in the Treasury Department and subsequently engaged in the drug busi ness in Washii gton. He was a brave sol- dler, a man or very great intelligence, a gen- 1 tleman In the fullest meaning of that term nd had hosts of friends who will hear of bis ! death with deep and sincere regret. His ' wife and five children survive him. The Postmaster General has ordered that heieafter postmasters shall forward, at the request of the party addressed, and without additional charge for postage, let ters which have one full rate (two cents) I paid thereon, parcels prepaid at first class ' rates, postal cards, and newspapers of ' he I second class which are forwarded to sub i scribers from one postofflee to another In the I same county in which the paper is published nrl In whnlo rtr In nart nrinted hut al I nth- mr moffo, hn ,r.rrt miwt Ka ,.,, I with additional postage at tbe rate that j would be charged thereon if originally niail j ed at the office forwarding the same, and the I nncfm.clar ?rrjB ri in a anch mar.tAr ahall n. thereoQ ..posU)e Ju for XorwardiDK cents" and it shall be the duty of the postmaster at the office of final delivery to affix to the matter so forwarded postage due stamps sufficient to cover the deficient post age and in all cases collect the amount be fore delivery. In West township, Huntingdon county, ! In what is known as Diamond Valley, a re i gion which Is rarely yiiV"d by any person except hunters, a most brutal murder was perpetrated on Friday last. John Gardner, the murderer. Is twenoy-seven years old, and resided with his father-in-law, George Warfield ; the other members of the family being Mrs. Gardner and her infant child, and Lizzie Var6eld and her babe. Gard ner is a lazy, drunken fellow, and Ms con duct brongbt about an altercation with Mr. Warfield. who was eighty years of age. Gardner grew furious, and picking up a heavy club, struck the old man on the back of the head, crushing bis skull and killing him Instantly. Mrs. Warfield was the only witness of the murder. Gardner threatened to kill her also it she told It, and the story was given out that the old man came to his death by falling from the barn. Bnt after the funeral, which occurred on Saturday, Mrj. Warfield could keep tbe terrible secret no longer, and related tbe facts to the neigh bors. Gardner was arrested on Saturday night and is now in jail at Huntingdon. Death in a Burning Hour. Oa Mon day afternoon the dwelling house of Mr. Samuel Beers, of Iteade township, took fire and was burned to the ground, and his little son, aged about three years, sad to r d lc the fumes The little boy ...1 i o,. ,- . relate. and a babe were in a room togetner, me moiner was attending to her duties in the kitchen, and Mr, Beers was out at work some dis tance from the houe. The supposition is tbat the little bov must have set fire to the carpet in playing at the stove. When Mrs. Beers first discovered it the room was full of smoke, and she seized the baby, carried it to a place of safety and returned, but the air had fanned the tre into flames and she was too late to save her boy, the room being completely enveloped in a sheet of fire. Mr. Beers and several neighbors hurried to the scene, but II was too late to attempt the res cue of his child as the poor little fellow was I no doubt theD beyond the reach of human ' aid. Portions of his charred remains were ) recovered after the building was burned. The house was owned bv the TJ. S. Govern i ment and was valued at i 1,000. No Idsu 1 a iice. MEXICAN TETERAXX. As a matter of local Interpol we nul.tUh : below a list of the old Cambria Guards, who left this place thirtv-seven rears Ron tn serve their com u try In its war with Mexico. Twenty-one of those gallant men never re turned the dust of eighteen uf them lies peacefully mingling with the invaded soil, and three or them fouud their last resting place at New Orleans. One by one those who have returned have been dropping off, until to-day out of the eighty-five men who left here on the 2nd day of Januaiy. 1847, In the full health and vigor of life bot twenty-two are still liing, and we give their place of residence as near as it can be ascer tained. We also publish a song written at the time of their departure by lion. Robert L. Johnston. Another song or welcome was written by the same gentleman on the return of the Company from Mexico, on the ! 18th July 1848. but at present we cannot get a copy. If any of our readers Isave It ' in their possession and will fnrnish ua with ' a copy, we will publish it on a future occa- . sion. The following is a list of the members , of the Company with their arcs at the tltoe they enlisted : j James Murray. eaptaln. aged 42: Chimes Meyer 1st lieutenant. '24 tharle McDormUt.fet lleuten- j ant, 76; John tl.Oiven, -id Meulenaot, ae ; tfeorge W. Todd. lt (erveant. ; lMrld Mill, lericial, 2S; Humana Mrllermlu. i erjfeant. 25 ; William -Mills, ierneant, 27 : Alex. B. Cummin, corporal. , 2; Jame skelly, rorimral, 24 ; Milton Kobert. j corporal. "23 ; Edward Itowney, corporal. 27 ; John ; K. I.itiloicer, drummer, 19; Kohert Lltilorer. i titer, 18; J a lues Anlicnilt, 27 ; Henry L. Armour. 27; Fraoei Byrne. 24; John A. Hlatr.'Jl; Thomas Bradley, If; William Bru.e. 24; A brum H. j Hurkhart. 21 IlaTtit Buehanan, 39; Jtmel I, j nuox:22; jonn w . ( jmtron, wi ; jonua r i.imp- , bell, as ; David Cramer. 21: Jami mea ;oinn. 20 ; lar, 21 : Benja- oe, 30 : Samuel Ileal, 24 r Thoma.l. Davis, tl : IbomaaO. fcvuni 41 ; Henry Kvy,2U; Kran I. Kvank. 25; IianielO. Kvan. So : John K. Krans. IP. : John Franci. 43 ; Kraneii 1-ulli. 28- John W. Kredarick. 21 ; Sam'l Fulton, 22; Noah OoMimd.W; lmn J. Oreirmr, 91 : Wm. D. Oarrlson. 22: Juhn ll. Hooer,22; Theoph. lug L.. Heyer, 19 ; Adam Helsel, 23 ; Jacob Hoas,'eT w. At)ram Hendrtrk. 42; W llllam Hood, 23; Samuel M. Holll.lay, 33 ; John 1. Hunhe.28; 3: Andrew I,ewis, 35 : John 8. Imnhaann, 24 ; lenm A. Iininn-r, 23; Kdward Mummy, 33; Patrick A. Murray, 20 ; Archihalil S. MCune,30 ; eoixe Moe, iy Francis u McDermttt. 18 ; w. K. McIauKhiin, 35 ; Joeph Mardia, 24 ,- Thomti j. Martin, 33 Ueorica W. Ned. 23; Jou D. Par- rib, 21; ihmiel piommer, 21; Silas Plummer, 21; John Pi u minor. 25; Arrhilmld Pattemon, 20 ; Ja. w. Khey,21 ; John J. Kortin.21 ; John Spencer, i; Oeornc sword, 20 ; wuium a. Todd, 21 ; Ja. Thompson. 23; Wm. Weakland. 23 , Ja. Weak- land, 2o: William A. Wise, il ; Daniel Vanroo. 31 Kesrnttn from regimental depot: Wm. Com- mtnK.aKd 30; Michael Kelly and John Partufh, eac" "ku 36, and Wm johmton and Oeo. Willi. 1 wnwt aes are nui Known, ! The loliowinic memhen died In Mexico : Alex. B. Cummins. Edward Downey , John K IjttxtnK- ff. ! er. James Atbcraft. Benry I.. Armour, Abram Hurkhart. Layman 'ole, Noah (iolriman. wm. i D. tlarrlon, Jacob Hou?er, Abraham Hendrick. I Kdward Mummy, Patrick A. Murray, Daniel j Plummer. John Plummer, Archibald Patterson, I and eore Sword; At lie Orlcani: John ; Franci. William K McLdtna;hlin and Silat j Plummer. Samuel Holltday died In Tampieo. Me nee. after his discharge. I Below we artve a liat o! those still llvlna. with ! their pU e ot residence : John A. Blair, Kvan D. i Kvn. Daniel (. Evan and Jocue 1). fairish. l.bemhurjf; Michael Kay lor, Allegheny townhlp; Francis Byrne, Susquehanna lownchip; Mobert I.ltxl Direr and John D. Hashes. Johnstown; David Mill, (lallitx n. Cambria (Jo., Pa. ; Barnaoa Mc lrtnltt, Franci McDermttt and Klchard J. t-ro-xier, Altoona, Blair county. Pa. ; Thomas Brad ley. Broadtop, HuntinKdun county. Pa. ; Irwin J. J-re, fjewl8uric. Pa.; John B. Hoover. MuKean county. Ph.; William Hood, Blatnville, and Jas. Jackson, I'lttsbor. Pa. John O. U-iven of Iowa 'uy, lowi, James Skelly 01 Texas, William Bruce Iowa. Benjamin F. Davis of Mankato. Minnesota. Theopniius I. Heyer or Baltimore, Md Dennis LUnnner 01 Urallon, W. Va., and Joseph Mardis ot Colorado. SONG OF THE CAMBRIA GUARDS. (Am: 'Dandy Jim.') Adieu ! to peace and all her charms ! Our Country calls - to arois ! to arm!" Amuse and seek your nation's loe Upon the plains ol Mexico. And who tba. voice shall disobey W hen honor oall nim tar awjy ; Or who, through base and coward rear He lute to be a volunteer. TU trae we've many mile to roam. Tift true we leave a happy home And for us many a tear shall How When we depan lor Mexico. But thouah our destiny be fur. And peaceful life exchanged lor war; And tnough we cause lull inny a te.tr Our country bids us volunteer. Our country's standard high unfurled. The pride, the wonder ol the world; That honored standard bids us go. To join the n-ht in Mexico. And when that flag Is raised on high And proudly floating to tbe sky; What ireoinan thinks bis home so dear As not to be a volunteer. And though full many a weary day From mend's and home were doomed toty And though errlra death may lay ns low Upon tbe plains of Mexico ; Our eountry still asserts a claim On every patriotic name; And bids us la the ranks appear. With those who bravely volunteer. When, care-worn with fatlgneand toll Wo eink npon a Southern soil. The thoughts of home will cause a glow, I' pen our cheeks to Mexico. We'll think or those whose open hand (tave eomlort to our little band ; Tbeir weary pilgrimage 10 cheer, And animate each volunteer. And should the ball by foeman sped The soldier aumber with the dead T'ntll hi lile blood cease to flow And stain the sell ot Mexico ; For home will be the final prayer He offers to his Maker there ; And home shall claim the latest tear Of every d ylng volunteer. But should we share a happier fate And friends our safe return await We'll bless the hour that bade as go To meet tbe tight In Mexico. Oureonntry served our honors bright Our land victorious in the fight. Returned to home and friends so dear How happy Is each volunteer. Adieu ! our mountain home, adieu, ' Adieu ! dear friends, we part with yea ; lur gallant eountry bids ns go To join her friends In Mexico. Adieu ! the comforts of our lives ; Adieu I our sweethearts and our wives. Adieu t to all we hold most dear Our country bids a volunteer. Largest Ton acco Manufactory in the World. Consumers generally gire very little thought to the magnitude of the tobac co business, and it is onlv by actual figures that they can be made t.Vcomprebeod its im portance. Even then the average mind is bewildered at the figures. P. Lor 1 1 lard fe Co., manufacturers of the celebrated Climax, Red Tin Tag Plug Tobacco, and the largest manufacturers cf tonacco in the world, pro duce about one-sixth of all the tobacco con sumed in this country, although there are 773 other manufactories in the United States. The total consumption In this country, ac- corning to actual statistics rori883, was 139, j 783,782 pounds of which P. Lorlllard & Co. ! furnished 24,747.289 pounds as follows I Pound. ; Ping Tobacco . 1B.M8,45P I Fine CJut .... 2.230,444 ; Smnalng 2,3T7.j,H4 : Snuff.... 1.103.39.J This is equivalent to about 83,000 pounds per day for every working day in the year. The tax paid to tbe Government on this pro duct bv the above firm the last year was fl, 581.909 65, or a,60G for each working day of the year. Astonishing as these figures ap pear, the firm Is annually increasing its pro duct, the increase for 1883 over tbat ot 1882 being 5,341,000 pounds. Who will claim in the face of these figures that tobacco has not become a necessity in stead of being a Inxnry, as it has been so long regarded ? Grocer and Country Mer chant. I The North American Review. This j magazine for February under the title of How Shall the President be Elected" con tains five articles on the subject, written by ! Senator Dawes of Massachusetts, Senator Vance of North Carolina, F. A. P. Barnard President of Columbia College, Roger A. 1 Trior of New York, and William Purcell, a i well known journalist. As the present I method of election Is generally regarded I with disfavor and some better plan is ar j dently wished for by everybody, it is Inter j esting to read these gentlemen's opinion. A i review of "Holmes' Life of Emerson" by I the historian, George Bancroft, is also one of the leading articles. "Shall Clergymen be Politicians" Is treated by Dr. n. J. Van Dyke, Jr., and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and like every subject that Mr. Beecber touches, ;no matter how common place, or whether you agree with him or not. he adds borne new light, or turns uj something old in a new and attractive way that always makes everything he writes interesting. "New Departure in Education" bv Pror. G. I Stanley Hall, "The Certainty of Endless I Punishment" by Rev. Dr. W. G. T. Shedd. "Theories regarding the Sun's Corona" by Pror. C. A. Young are also among the other able and Instructive articles. Tbe Crest Zltiarnrl. For toothache and neuralgia has no equal Warranted. Only 10 cents at all drug stores Johnston, Uolloway & Co., Philadelphia Agents. J IKY LIST. JURORS DRAWN tOR THE fTF-CIAI. TERM OF j COURT IN FKBRUAKT AND THE KEO- I UI.AR TERM IN MARCH. Following is the list of Jurors drawn for ' the upecial Court to begin on the third Mot I day of February next : Belte Joseph. Justice ot the Peace. tTarrolltown. Kertjevbtie I,ewls. butcher, Stonyereck twp. Kosted Augustas, merchant, Ctinetmi ugh bor. Hrdy K-lward, n-.ason, Concmaiigh bor. Kutluml (Charles, plasterer. Johnstown. tlainphell John A., clerk, Ooneinaogh bor Cooper Anon B , clerk. Coopen1a.e. to-per Henry I-., farmer. Allegheny twp. t'mmer Valentine, farmer. Portage twu. Imvis Chauncy, lnnkeeer, irp;er Yoder twp. Ilerritt Henry, barher, Johnstown. lelln Jamex. blacksmith. Taylor twp. Douglas William, tanner. Carroll twp. Ilnnphy Thomas, merchant, tMesrfleld twp. Dun lap (Jharlas. farmer, Carroll twp. J rreer Asbury, merchant, Johnstown. j reer twrge, machinist, Mlllvllle bor. Hudson Henry, engineer. C'onemaugh bor. i Hunt William, larmer, Jacksnn twp. j Jones M. I.. merchant. Otnetnangn her. Kinney John, laborer. Johnstown. Kring Uriah, larmer, Kichland twp I.mton William, landlord. Whlngton twp. Luther Thomas C. farmer, Washington twp. Lynch Julio, Justice of Teaee, Washington twp. ( Mackln lsanc, foreman. Millville bor. ' McAnany IN.. Innkeeper, Millrllle nor. Mct.iiy leinetrtus, larmer. Allegheny twp. McCoy John T., farmer, Allegheny twp. Morgan Job, blacksmith, Johnstown. Oldham .lethro, bos, Stonycreek twp. Orris John, larmer, Adams" two. Kodd7 Joseph, innkeeper, Millrllle bor. Kodgara Frank, hanvnennan. Woodvale. Kodicer I'atiiek. Innkeejier, Milivllle. Sarlouis Feter, teamster. Cambria bor. Sherman Willlntn, farmer, Jackson twp. Shields John K. merchant, L.retto bvr. Short F.noch, fanner, Cambria twp, Snyder John, laborer. Conemaugh bor. Snyder S. M.. farmer, Jackson twp. Suromerville John, farmer. Susquehanna twp. Tice Henry. man. Johnstown. Troxell Kerry, furu-er. Keade twp. Wertner Jos-ph A., innkeeper, Chest Springs. Wisegarrer Sheridan, laborer, Johnstown. Wlssinger John 8.. farmer, Adams twp. Zane Jncob, foreman. Knst Conemaugh. Fullowlhg is the list of Grand and Traverse Jurors drawn to serve at the regular term of court beginning tlie fiist Monday in March : OR A WD JURORS. Barker F. H., merchant. Ebensburg. Rauch Ditniel, laterer. Conemaugh bor. Hlume Henry, brewer. Carrolltown. Crlste Thomas, farmer. Washington twp. Dally .Trmes, laborer. Mlllvllle. K-lwnrds Ihoinas, farmer, HUickllck twp. Ferl Nelson, blacksmltn, Kichiand twp. Findliy Patrick, laborer, Conemaugh bor. Kaylor James J., farmer, Allegheny twp. Kelly Martin, clerk, Uallitzin bor. Kelly Willian, o)crator. Lilly's. Kirk pa trick H. C. farmer. Carroll twp. Knnwlton tleorge, laborer, Stonycreek twp. Mcltarrity James, taruier, Washington twp. MctJongh William, teacher, Lilly's. Moses ii. W., grocer, Johnstown. Plummer James D., merchant, Croylo twp. Powers Thomas D larmer. Portage twp. Singer Frank, clerk, Johnstown. Taylor Frank, clerk. Prospect. Thompson James M., merchant, Ebensburg. TiBrney William J.. farmer. Cambria twp. Waters Daniel, machinist. Millrllle. Weakland Demetrius, farmer. Dean twp. TRATBRSB JCRORS FIRST WF.tl. Adams James D.. farmer. Jackson twp. Apple T. M., farmer. Keade twu. Hrown David, farmer. Dean twp. Congllnston Albert, watchman. Franklin bor. Coulter I. W merchant. Franklin bor. ('rosin David, laborer, Prospect. Downs Thomas, laborer, Millrllle. Irarnin John, farmer. Clearfield twp. Fardy Patrick, watchman, Woodvale. Flndler Robert, plasterer, Woodvale. Oallaghan James, larmer, -Allegheny twp. trlass William, farmer. Monster iwp. (Food Christian, farmer, Jackson twp. Kintx John P., teamster, Cambria bor Kirkpatrlck F. A., carpenter, Conemaugh bor. Koonts Joseph, carpeuter, Johnstown. Iamb IFeorge S.. farmer, Croyle twp. Iardin John C, stable boss, !oonersdale. Link Andrew, farmer, Cambria, twp. MeClellan F. M.. machinist. Millrllle McClellan W. I)., laborer. Johnstown. MeConanghy J. P., brickmaker. Johnstown. McDermitt John, agent, Conemangh bor. Met lough P. J., fanner, Snmmerhlll twp. McHugh It. A., engineer. Fast Conemaugh. Meckliog Kicbard, larmer, Susquehanna twp. Meta A., grocer. Johnstown. Metx Henry, pu.ldler, Johnstown. Mvers Randolph farmer, lnmbrla twp. O'Hiien W. S.. merchant, Mlllvllle. Pringle William, farmer, Croyle twp. ttnaris Valentine, supt.. Washington twp. Kepiogle Jacob, merchant, Stonycreek twp. Keighan! Robert A., ntractor, Johnstown. Kodgers Alonio. farmer, Stonycreek twp. Hornbaugh Daniel, farmer, t'royle twp. Sanders Philip, farmer, Munster twp. Schrlft Simon, larmer. Croyle twp. Shaffer tieorge. farmer. Fast Taylor twp. Shatter Henry R , larmer. I'onemaugh twn. Shields Ireorge M., laborer, Conemaugh bor. Snyder Joseph. Sr., laborer. Conemaugh bor. Watklns tleo.-ge, molder. Johnstown. Wlke (reorge H., farmer, Hlackiick twp. Wilhelm David, lumberman. Portage twp. Wlssinger Samuel, larmer. East Taylor twp. Yeager Conrad, farmer, Klder twp. Yinger Robert, blacksmith, Carroll two. TRAVKIWB JURORS SBCOWD Wagk. Attig John D., engineer. Fast Conemaugh. Bailey S. C. plumber, Johnstown. Beers John, farmer, Reade townhip. Blough Joseph, laberer, Johnstown. Bomgardner Simon, laborer. Kichiand twp. Bowman William, farmer. Upper Yo ler twp. Bracken Bernard, laborer, Oallltxln bor. Brawley James t.. farmer. Portage twp. Bryan D. R., engineer, Johnstown. Buck Sylvester, cabinet maker. Carrolltown. Burns Thomas W.. laborer, Oallitzln bor. Campbell John, gentleman. Conemaugh bor. Conrad Oeor-e, merchant. Richland twp. Cosllow Peter, farmer, Adams twp. Uraver Angnst, farmer, Suaquehanna twp. Daily Joseph, laborer. Conemaugh bor. Ifodson W. M.. merchant, Johnstown. Fleming William C, larmer. White twp. Forlong Lawrence, engineer. Conemaugh bor. tlntfln James. Justice ol the Peace, Cambria bor. Hager IJcorge, clerk, Johnstown. Keblcr Michael, farmer. Chen twp. Kirkpatrlck Angust, laborer, Ebensbnrg. Little W. A. B., farmer. AIImmcd) twp. Lynch Mirhael. railmaker, Mlllvllle. McMonigle Hugh, miner. Prospect bor. Mulherron A., undertaker. Mlllvllle. Murray Kohert, laborer, Cambria twp. Myers B. J.. farmer. Kende twp. Orris Hiram, farmer, Richland twp. Osborne J rimes S., laborer, Johnstown. Owens William, merchant. Johnstown. Patterson . I)., farmer, Barr twp. Peach Thomas, farmer, Susquebanaa twp. Ramsey D. F., merchant. East Conemaugh. Skelly Michael J.. farmer. Oroyle twp. Smay Henry, laborer, Adams twp. Strayer John E., merchant. Taylor twp. Striker William, roller. Cambria bor Stutsman S. S farmer, Taylor twp. Swank Hiram, patter, Johnstown. Weakland Thomas, farmer. Carroll twp. West Emory, clerk, Conemaugh bor. Westrick James, farmer. Elder twp. Wlnirode John I) Innkeeper, Croyle two. Wonderly Edwin, laborer, Mlllvllle. Wonders D. K., carpenter, Johnstown. WoedrurT L. D., editor, Johnstown. AJI EXTRAORDIVART OFFER. Tw All Wanting; Empleymtnl. We want live, energetic and capable agents in every county in the United States and Canada, to sell a patent article of great merit, on its merits. An article hav ing a large sale, paying over 100 per cent, profit, having no competition, and on which tt agent is protected In the exclusive sale by a deed given for each and every county he may secure from ns. With all these ad vantages to our agent, and the fact that It Is an article that can be sold to every house owner, it might rot be necessary to make an "extraordinary offer" to secure good agents at once, but we have concluded to show, not only onr confidence In the merits of our Invention, bnt in Its Ratability by any agant that will handle with energy. Onr agents dow at worlr are making from f 150 to fsoo a month clear, and this ract makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are oat of employment. Any agent that will give onr business a thirty days trial and fail to clear at least (100 in this time, above all expenses can return all goods unsold to us and we will refund the money paid for them. Any agent or general agent who would like ten or more counties and work them through sub-agents for ninety daya, and fail to clear at least $750 above all expenses, can return all unsold and get their money back. No o'.her employer of agents ever dared to make such great offers, nor would we if we did not know tbat we have agent, cow making more than donble the amount we guaran teed, and but two sales a day would give a profit of over $12S a month, and that one of onr agents took eigteen orders in one day. onr large descriptive circulars explain our offer folly, and these we wish to send every one out of employment who will send as three one cent stamps fer postaee. Send at once and secure the agency in time foi the boom, and go to work on the terms named in our exttaordinary offer. We would like to have the address of all the agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpenters in tbe eountry. and ask any reader of this paper who reads this offer, to send ns at once tbe name and address of all such they know. Address at once, 01 you will loee the besi chance ever offered to those out of employ ment to make money. Kenner Manufacturing Co., 166 Sruithfield St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Ihaye been deaf in one ear ten vears.and partially deaf in the other for two months, have been treated by ear specialty doctors and received no benefit. Having used Ely's Cream Balm for about a month 1 find myslf greatly improved, and can hear well and consider it a most valuable remedy. I had also nasal catarrh, with dropping of mucous Into my throat and pain over my eyes, which troubles also bave entirely disappeared. D. B. Yates. Upper Lisle. Broome Co., N. Y. A FosmvK Guarantee Is given tbat every article sold at the Golden Eagle Cloth ing House, Altoona, Pa., is lower in price than the same quality and make can be bought elsewhere. And remember, right here, that it makes no difference how low a price other clothiers may ask for their goods, or what Inducements they may offer for your patronage the prices will always be lower at the Golden Eagle Clothing House, 330J Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa. IITMKXEAL. JACKSON HII. L -Married, on Thuts lay, I), cember 2.5, 18R4, oy A. McClos key. E-q., Mr. William Jackson to Miss Su sie E" llnl, both of Strnngslown. MAK1X SHEPPARI) Married, on Thursday, December 25, 18M. by A. McClos kej. Eq., Mr. O.iver Makl.i, 1o Miss Annie BHi Slwppard, both of Strongstowr. BRADLEY SHAKP. -At St. Michaels') clitircn, Loretto, on Tuesday. thel:Uh inst., by Rev. K. A. Bush, Mr. James G Bradley ti Mitm Maggie Sharp, of Loretto. McDERMITT BUKGOON. -Married, at the Catholic church at St. Augustine, on Tuesday. January 20. 18S5, by lUsv. Father 11 an, Mr. Lewis MclHrmitt to Misa Burgiioii, bold of Alleglu ny township. GLASS McDERMITT. Married, at St. Alo sins' church, Suiiimltvilie. at nuptial Mass. by the Rev. Father Davin, Mr, Thorn aa Glass to Mia Makgie McDeruiill, both of Summit ville. The groom is one of our steadiest and most exemplary young men, while the bride is one of our fairest and most rrfiotd young ladies. B. OBITCARY. LAFFERTY, Died. a. East Ridge, in ClearhHd county, on Sunday, Jintiary 18, 1X8.1, Mr. William Lafferty, aged about 77 years. SIMMONS Died, at his residence In Biackbck township, on Tuesday, January 20, 18K5, Mr. William SnutuouK, aged about 65 years. MoGOUGIl. Died, at her residence In Pottage township, on Friday, January !, 1HH.-., Mrs. E izalMttli MtrUough, widow ot James A. McGougli, deceased, aged about 72 years. The deceased was well known in the neighborhood in which she lived, for her many good qualities and ennobling virtues. While her health pi rm it ted she was always found at the Ixdsfrie of the sick, and her kind and devoted attention to the suffering was rue of her most notable virtues. May ehe test in p ace. 5KW ADVERTISEJIEITS. "Sheriffs Sales7 1T vlrtae of Sundry writs of Fieri Facias, and J.J Alias Fieri Facias Veml KiKn and Test Vend Exnon Issued out of the Oourt ol -emraoa Fleas ot Cambria county, anil te me directed, there will be exposed to public sale, at the Man slen House. In Johnstown, oa 8ATITR1AY, FUBRUARr 14, 13S, at 1 o'clock, p. ssi.. the following real estate, to wit All the right, title and Interest of Michael J. Keating, ol. In and to all that carta I a lot of ground situate in the township of Taylor, Cam bria county , Fenn'a, beginning at a post on the road leading from Johnstown to Fber.sburg.thenee along the said road north W, east six torches to a post, thence along Sot No. 3 north 37 J west ten and one half perches to a post on an alley, thenee along the same sooth 54 west seven perches to a post, thence along lot No. & south My east ten perches to the place of beginning. 1 alien tn ex ecution and to be sold at the suit of Lipplncott Oglever fc lo. Also: All the right, title and Interest ol Stephen McOarvey, or. In and to all that certain piece or pared ot land situate tn the village ef Morrell vtlle. In the township of lwer Yoder, Cambria county. Pa., bounded on the north west hy Chan dler street, on the east hy trarfleld street, on the sooth-west by lot ol James Heard and west by an alley containing one acre more or less. Not now occupied. Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit of James O'Reilly. Also : All the right, title and Interest of Vf. W. Sherman, of. In and to all that certain lot of ground situate tn the township ot Knst Taylor, connty ot Cambria, Fa., fronting on the Ebens burg and Johnstown road and adjoining the pro perty of Martin Melhmald on tha north and east and an alley n the west containing two acres moieorless, having thereon erected a one story frame house. Now In the occupancy el Joseph Wood. Also : All the rlvht, title and interest or W. W. Sherman, of. In and to all that certain piece or parcel of land situate In the township of Kast Tiylor, county o! Cambria, Pa., fronting on the Kliensborg and Johnstown road aajninlng lands of Roger McAnally on the south-east, W illiam Oppy on the east and Patrick Tlgue on the north containing four aores more or less, having there on erected a two-ptory frame house and frame stable now in tbe oecupancy of W. W. Sherman. Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit et John Campbell. S. W . Ihtvls and Joseph Hogue, Commissioners of Cambria couniy. Also: All the right, title and Interest of Ferry Swartxentrover. of. In and to all that certain lot of ground situate in the village of South Fork, Croyle township, Cambria county, !., fronting sixty-five leet on street and extending back one hundred and sixty-six to an alley, adjoining lot ol the Eransrelical chur-h on the soulhwent and an alley on the southeast, having thereon erected a two-story plank house and a board sta ble. Now In the occupancy of Ferry Swartxen trover. Taken In execution and to be sold at the suitotT. J. Stewart fc. Co. Also: All the right, title and interest of Mary K. Jones, of, in and to a certain lot of gronnd In tbe First ward of Conemaugh borough, Camtria, eo-jnty. Fa., fronting on Railroad street and run ning back to an alley, adjoining property of Jos. Frefdhotfon the east and properly oi the Herman Catholic Church on the west, having thereon erected a two su-ry frame house aad outbuildings. Now In the occupancy ot Mary K. Jones. Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit of the Kit tan n log Insurance Company. TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purehase money to be paid when the property Is knocked down, and the remaining two-thirds at the cod Ur ination ef tbe deed. D. A. LUTHER, Sheriff. snenn s urai-s, r.rcnourg, i'a. January 20, 1885. V Sheriffs Sales. Hy virtue or sundry writs nt Fieri Facial issued out el tbe Court or t'omraon Pleas or Cambria county, to me directed, there will be ex posed to public sale at the Court House in Ebens burg. Pa., on MTOXDAT, TUTiKl'AKY t6, IK8S, t 1 o'clock, P. M. tbe following rent estate te wit : All the riaht. title and Interest or tleorge An kenbauer.of, in and to all tkat certain piece or fareel ot rronnd situate In thillltzln township, ambria county. Pa., bounded on the north by land ol Mary Ankenbaner. on the east by town shin road, on the west by land of Patrick fovle and on the south by land or Ihivid Wntt, contain ing one and one-ha;r acres more or less. Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit ol the Com missioners of Blair connty. Also: All the right, title and Interest or J. B. Otfford. or. In and to all that certain tract of un seated land situate In Rcade townsl.lp. Cambria eeaaty. Pa., adjoining the Patrick Kelly, Patrick Stroud and Bell and Olvlnn tracts, containing four hundred and thlrty-th.-ee acres more r less warranted In the name of Patrick Koreland. The aid J. B. Otfford owning an undivided one-half Interest In said land. Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit of A. F. Osterloh. Also : All tbe litrht, title and interest of P. F. Kearney, or. In and to a piece or parcel or land lltuate In Clearfield township, Cambria eonmv. Pa., adjoining land of Augustine Storm on tbe west, W tlliam Ivory on the north. John Burk and others on the east. William Ivory and A. Calla han on the south containing eighty-seven acres about firty-flve acres cleared having t hereon erected a two-story frame houe and frame barn bow In the occupancy ol P. F. Kearney. Also: All tbe right, title and interest of P. F. Kearney, ot. tn and to a aiece or parcel of land situate in tbe borough ol Chest Springs. Cambria county. Pa., adjoining land or Jacob Downey on the west, heirs of Joseph Cramer on the north, John Schenck nn the esst and on the south by a public road, containing five acres more or less. Taken In execution and te be sold at the suit ef A. V. Barker, Assignee of H. J. Hadds. TERMS OF SALE. One thlrg ofthepurchase money to be paid when the property Is knocked down and the remaining twe-thirds at tbe confir mation of the deed. I. A I-rTHEK. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office. Ebensburg, Jan. 20. ls&. ASSIGNEES SALE ! T 1 V VIRTTTE OF A KI flRDiru IW TXJV 1) (Jonrt of Common Plena of Cambris. connty. ; ui3 airvciou, i win vxpoQ IO PAie DT pnnllC Ten due or outcry nt the hotel of Jei-e M'cO-otijrb, 1a the village ot Portage, CernVrlaeoanty, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1885, At 9 o'clock, P. M., the following described real estate, all situate In Portage township In said eounty of Cambria: No. 1. "A hotel property In the Tillage of Por tage now occupied by Peter MeOough, Esq., with one acre ol gronnd. He. a. A number of building lots at Portage. No. 3. A lot In same village en which Is erected two dwelling houses and a blacksmith hop. Ke. 4. A lot In same village having thereon erected a large plank frame building and a car port ler shop. Ho. 5. Fonr acres or ground In Portage twp. upon which Is erected a water saw mill and sta ble, en Trout run. No. 6. Two lots nf gTeund an south ltd or tha Pennsylvania Kailmad. s. 7. A piece or pr?el nf gronnd In the vil lage of Portage containing about 8 acres. No. si, A tract of land adjoining lands or P. McNally. Sylvester Cram and.others, containing atKut Blty acres. No. A piece or parcel of land containing about two acres nf land, adtolnlng lands of the heirs or Wm. Kussell add others. No. IO. A piece or pareel or land containing about ten acres, adjoin Ing land of Philip Hopfer, John Orogan and others. No. II. A piece or parcel of land containing eight acres, adjoining lands ol Wm. Lee, Cam bria Manufacturing Company and others. No. la. A number of building lots In the vil lage or Jamestown. In said township. TERMS OF SALE. Five per cent on each bid to be paid when the property is struck down, the remainder ot one-third when the rule Is confirm ed, one-third in one year, and the remaining third In two years, deferr ed payment to bear I merest and to be secured by the judgment bond and mortgage of the purchaser. THO.HAS P. POWERS, Assignee of Mrs, Rose MeOough. Portage. Pa., January 'il, 18s. JOIIN E. SCANLAN, ATTORN EY-AT-L AW, Not, 18, 158S. Esc, Pa. SPRING WITHOUT BLOSSOMS. Late In Life ( .nk for toy Tet Hever tow Ijte te Mend. Readers of Hawthorne's Monte ef Seven a bles' will recall the mthna with which p'mr trill ion rrnencon. wno had been nr.o-lT loii.rls- onea siee iiis earlr muhmw ai.i i.i. lease: "My life Is gone, sort wnere is mr hii,l ness? Oh! give me my happiness.' Hut that could l ilnnt only In part, as gleams ol warm -........wrn,iiT mi across the gluom of a New England autumn dv. In a lifer to Messrs llijrot a Co.. Mr 1. II Tl:ns. ol Pennington. N. J.. savs : ! have sutler, d unfol.l misery from childhood from chronlr dis ease of the hawels aad diarrhw. accompanied tv great pain. I sought relitf at the hands of physi cian et every aehnol and nse.J everv patent and domestic remedv under the stiti. 1" have at last lound in rABHf.R VIO.VK i complete spe einc. preveutlve and cure. An your Invaluable, med.etne, which did for aie what nothing else c.uld do. Is entitled to the credit ol mr getting back mv happy days, I cheerfully and gratefully acknowledxe the tact.' Mr. E. S. Wells, who needs no Introduction te the people of Jersey lltty. adds: 'The tcstimnn'al ol Mr. Titus Is genuine and voluntary: onlv he doe not adequately portray the suffering he has endured lor many bears. He Is tot, brother-in-law and I know the ease well. He is now perfectly free Irom his old troubles, and enjv hexlih and lite, ascrlhlng It all to PAKKI K'N TO.Mt. I neqnalled as an ln tttoran!: stimulate.' all the organs: cures ailments of the liver, kidneys, and all diseases ol the blood. XliUHXJSE'.S 8ALB OF "Vaxlnalile Ileal ISstivte T virtue of aa efio order Issuing eat of the Or 1) phans' ttonrt of Cambria countv, the under signed trustee apiolnted l.v said Court, to make a I a nl via, lll'll IXT.Tl'l . .. . . - ... . .- , i. ucirixinnrr Ufffcnneq ! belonging to the estate of John M. Rager. late of I ...w . - - - ........ vl rf m v rv . variFtq. will expse to public sale at the Court House, In the boruugh ol Kbetisburg. on Friday, February 13th, 1885, at 9 'clerk, r. m., the following real estate, to wit: All that certain niece or parcel of land situate In Jackain townsnip, Cambria county, Pa bound ed and described as follows, that Is to sav, adjoin ing hinds of John Outings, Ilavld Burktiart. Wil liam Bjers and others, containing Seventy-One Acres, more or less, about fitly acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected fae twn-story I'lavk VwRLLlgti llor-HEaand a Fravb Bars. TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, of the whole of the purchase money to be paid immediately alter the property is knocked down, one third of the balance oa the confirmation of the sale, one third In one year thereafter with interest, excepting, however, Irom the tao thirds of the whole ot said nurrhase noney the one thirteenth part thereof, less costs Incident to proceedings in partition and sale, which shall remnin a lien on said premises, and the Interest thereon t- be paid to (K-orge Wilson annually during bis Hie. and alter his death the principal sum to be paid to the heirs ot the said John M. Raver, docease.1, and other parties In In terest, and the remaining one third to be and re main a lien on said premises until after the death of Sarah M. Rager, widow of said decedent, the Interest thereon to be paid to her annnally and punctually during her lifetime, and after her death the said remainina one-third to be paid to tha heirs of raid John M. Rager, deceased, and other parties In interest as the same may appear, to be secured by bond and tnorta-age en the prem es. ABEL. LLOi'D, Trustee. Ebensburg, Jan. . IMA.-4t. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Eliubkth MrtroroH, deceased. Notice Is hereby glren that letters testamentary on the estate of Elisabeth Mctlough, late or Por tage township, having been granted te the nnder sianed, all jiersons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make payment without delay and those having claims against the same must present them properly authenticated for settle ment. I'HILII' BEITEK. Executor. Portage. Cambria County, fa. Jan. 'i3.-ot- S fit AY .SHEEP. Ch me to tlie prem Ises ot the subscriber In Washington township about tbe 1st of Kecembcr last, four head ol sheep two weathers with both ears cut off and notch cutout of left ear on lower side one ewe" with both ears off, and one ewe lamb with the left ear off. The owner Is requested to come furward. prove property, pay charges and take them away, otherwise they will be disposed ot aeenrdlnir to w. PETEK KAKN.S. January 23. tlo.-o. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The tinder signed Auditor appointed bv the Orphans' Court to report distribution or tlie lunds In the hands ef S.imuel Kecd, Trosteo to sell the real estate ot Abraham Maktn. deceased, as shown by his first and final acconnt. herebv gives notice that he will sit at his office In the borough of Eh ensburg. I'a . on Saturday, February l',tk, lfiii, at lico o'clock. P. M., for the purpose of atteodlng to the duties or said appointment, at which time and plaeo all persons Interested may attend, or be forever debarred Irom urnlnn in eh said fund. ALVIJI EVAN'S, Auditor. Ebensburg, January IS, lSS5. it. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The under slgned Anrtitor appointed by the Orphans' t:ourt to hea.- and decide npen the exception to the first account of John Martin and Thomas Pat terson. Executors or James tltaham, deceased, and to report distribution, hereby gives notice tha r he will sit at his office In the borouirh of Eb ensburg. Pa., on Thurtday, Frbruary lilh, lSi. at ten t'clork, A. M.. for the purpose of attending to the duties or said appointment. at which time and place all persons interested may attend, or be forever debarred from coming In on said lund. AI.VIN EtANS, Auditor. Ebensburg. January 18, la.-3r. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Thn under signed having beon appointed Auditor to re port dittribntion of the funds In the hands or Hugh Edwards. Executor of Evan K. Evans, de ceased, as shown by his first and partial account, hereby gives notice that he will sit at his office In Ebensbnrg. Pa., on Turmy, February s. 1S. at 'clock, r. , lor the purpose or attending to the duties or his appointment, when and where all persons having claim? must present them or be debarred from coming In en said fund. A V. HAKKEK, Auditor. Ebensburg, January 9, 18SS.-3t. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat ter of the first and final account of Valen tine Cramer. Administrator ot the estate of Jere miah (Ileason. deeeasod. Haying been appointed Auditor to report dis tribution or the money In the hands ol said Ad ministrator, notice Is hereby given that I will sit at my office In Ebenstiunr. on Tunday.lht t?th day mf January, at ten o'clock . a. m., to attend to be duties of said appointment, at which time and place all persons having claims on said fund must present them, or be debarred from coming In for a share ot said fund. M. It. KI TTEII. Ebensburg, Pa., Jan. 9, 18U.-St. Auditor. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Estate of Mrs. S. 4. I.aarn, deceased, letters or Administration on tbe estate of Mrs. S. .1. Eeerh. deceased, late ot tfalllttin borough, having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given to those Indebted to said estate that payment must be made without delay, and these having claims against the same, must present them properly authenticated for settlement. FKANCIS N. BI KK. Oallitiln, Pa., Jan. , 'Si.-et. Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Mas. Ei.tZA PAttntaa. dec'd. letters ol Administration on the estate of Mrs. Ellxa -arrtsh. deceased, late of Cambria town ship, having been granted to the nndersignedno tlce Is hereby given to these Indebted to said es tate that payment must be made wl'hont delay, and those having claims against the same, mut present tbesa properly authenticated for settle ment. WILLIAM C. PAKKISH. Cambria tp.. Jan. 16, 'itt.-tt. Administrator. TRIAL LIST. Causes set down for trial in Common Pleas at the apectal term ef Court, commencing Monr, February 18, IMS: vs Vse Klnports. Hlpps t Lloyd Kanstead. Same.......... . vs vs vs vs.. vs .Hlpps Jt Lloyd Lantzy et al. Oarman Same . Behe , Reha . Itel Behe... Klsban Saupp... H. A. SHOEMAKER. Prothonotary. Prot'y's Office. Ebensburg, January 12, IMS. F ARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers at private sale, his farm In Cambria township, one and one-hair miles from Kbetisburg. containing S4A Acres. In a good state of cultivation, with good frame house and frame barn, an excellent orchard, plenty ol water and about one million feet ol lumber on tbe prem ises To parties wlrhlng to purchase a smaller piece ot land, he will divide It to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable. Call nn the subscriber resid ing on the premises. MAN IT N SANDERS. Cambria twp., Jan. S, F ARM FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell at private sale, the fHTra of the late Silas Parrlsh. deceased, situated two and one-hall miles south ot Ebensburg, In Cambria township, on the road to O'Hara'a mill, containing 140 Acres) abont 8 acres ot which are cleared aad In a good state of cultivation. There Is a good log boose, wealherboarded. a frame barn i 80 feet, a good orchard and plenty of good water oa the premises For lurther In formation call on the subscriber on the premises , January la, 18S4.-4L WM. C. PAKKISH. STRAY NOTICE. Cfl me to the prem ises of the subscriber In Clearfield township, Cambria county, about the 1st of November, 181, a red and white yearling bull with white forehead. The owner Is requested te come and prove proper ty, pay chances, and take blm away ; otherwise It will be sold according te law. DENNIS McCAULET. SU Augustine, Jac.T, EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of William Tilkt, deceased. Letters testamentary on tbe estate of William Tiley, deceased, late of the borough of Lilly. Cambria county, having been granted to the un dersigned, notice Is hereby given to those Indebt ed to said estate to make payment without delay and those having claims ssalnt tbe same must present them properly authenticated for settle ment. JOSHUA AUKANDT, Executor. Hemlock P. O., Cambria Co. dees, (t NOTICE. The Commissions of Cam bria count; at a meeting held to-day made proTtiior.1 lor buldlos regular tnontblj meeting on the imt Tuesday ot each month. Hy order ol Couniv C'ommlf tonr W. H. McMVLLEX, Clerk. Comm'ra' Office, Et'ensburg, Jan. S, 1SS5. EXPECTATIONS MORE THAN REALIZED. Owing to the siuTiss which I somewhat longer than I at first thought I woul.L Now, as the weather has l-eeri very unfavorable for the lust week er so, I wiil slaughter prices unmercifully. Now, if you want to get a GENUINE BARGAIN In MEN'S, BOYS' or CHILDREN'S SUITS or 0V.ERC0ATS. Call at once as I still have some very desirable patterns left, and at the prices that they must be sold for. Any person with very little money can fit them selves out complete and be astonished at the Great Forced Sale OF Ready-Made Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, and Hats, Caps, Etc., At Grazier's Old Stand, High Street, two doors west of the Post office, EBENSBURG, PA. P; C. WAGNER, Eun.si.uri, Janugty 23. 1885. DtxTThis space is reserved for AX BUCK & CO., Gnllitzin, Fa. IN BUYING YOUR R1IIGES, COOKIHG AND HE&T1IIG STOVES, Cellar Furnaces, Fire-Place Heaters, Tinware, Copper "Ware, Sheetiron Ware, Lamp Goods of Every Description, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Soup Ladles, Granite Ware, ColTee Mills, Plated -ware, Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes, Bread Closets', Clothes-wringers, Egg Beaters, Slaw Cutters, Iron Stands, Fancy Spittoons, Slop Buoket Hard Coal Parlor Heaters, Soft Coal Parlor Heaters, Copper Kettles, Brass Kettle j, Iron Kettles, Steal (MeTS, Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers, Perfect "Waffle Irons, Boilers of all Kinds, Meat Pounders, Mincing Knives, Sflff KlliYES And a Large Stock of KITCHEN ARTICLES, will b. Bold at Iow Price! Ca.l and Examine the flood, fr LOOK FOli MY NAMK OV TIIF wiv. DOW, AND YOU WILL BE t?URE TO FIND THE RIGHT PLACE. FRANK W. HAY, No. 280 Washington Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA. Still Reducing Stock. I again call the attention of the public to the fact that I am atiE selling goods at a great reduction in order to reduce my stock. A you all know my stock consists of everything iu tho Hardware, House-Furnishing, and Agricultural line. It is not necessary to enumerate it here, but come and satis fy yourselves that I am offering bargains in everything. As this ia the time of the year for Shovel Plows and Cultivators, call and see my stock, which I am selling right down to first cost. I am ako offering great bargains in Wall Paper, Trunks, Silver Plated Ware, Well and Cistern Pumps, Double Bitt Axes, &c. Remember my terms are cash, I cannot make these big reductions and charge goods on the books. Ebensburg, May 16, 18S5.-tf. SS &QQ2S, or gloosd FUR GOODS OF VT KINDS. Best Assortment of SEAL SACQUES, DOLMANS AND ULSTERETTES Ever Drought to Pittsburgh. WM. FLEMMING & CO., LBADIXG FURRIERS HxVXXKllS, 29 Fifth Arenae IMttsbnrgh, Ta. GREAT FALL SALE BOOTS, SHOES WHOLESALE DEALERS, 801 LII3KUTY STIiKKT. I'lTTSUURGH, PA. We hare eur large and tpaelou four torr bull! In filed from eellar to garret with one ef the larceat forks ol BOOTS. SHOES and Kl'BKtHS eer brought to thin market, and triall ofler them at ucb low Cguret that It will be to the Interest of ererv dealer to examine before parahasmg. F.it lndare DtDtl to cash or ihort-time buyer- Full line John MunJell k. Co.'s Solar Tip. Miner- Nailed L'ro gani. L.. Candee & Co, and Nerth Star Kubber I'o.'s good. (Sept. M, ltM. HII. MYERS. ATTORNEY AT-I,AW. K!tumv Pa. MWOfUct In Collonadt Row, on Centre rtreet. -o- met in Khenshurjr. I will remain AHsip;noe. G. HUNTLEY. I . -W .m -OF- KM MIBBEfcS, -BY G EO. M. READE, ATTORN EY-AT-L A Hf. KacwaatiRa, Pa. Ofllee on tn:re Ftreet, near llih Ii i I