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LOCAL A.YD PERSONAL.
Ih rt. There ami the Other riace.
(.i tn the snow.
i- i r ratined guoiis go to the Sugar Bowl.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
y, i tlmic? groceries go to the Suar
J' A
V. i.l piper at lrs than cost at Oat-
-Km fine fresh oysters co to the Sugar
.-A tiii'c shouliler-shawl for ladies, only
,-. nts :it Ojttman's.
( buyers will find natulan's ih
el., u- -t place to buy in Kbensbiirjf.
Mi--tV and Lhiuiren s rubber overshoes
f .1 c'. p r pair at ()atma:i's.
V.iv-I'resiilent elect Thomas A. Hen
dr . p w-ed thruuijti Altoona on Sunday
It-'.
A !'" ! "f Warm Spring Indians ad
. : .t;K medicines, are now doing Johns
- n.e is aow taught in the public
. i.H - (f Philadelphia and much eood is
t -a t.
r!...e!e Llo'yd, an old colored woman of
H :M.uiiurt, died in that place on Monday
li la-t.
Ti,e receipts and expenditures of Cara-
, -unity for the year 18-4, will be found
t; U page.
A Vmi'V exploded in Mr. Joseph (iul
i'.l 's meat market on Saturday night, but
l, i:i.:iv!e was done.
I'!." F.-ltiar Thompson steel works at
i I, ex will snrt up this week, giving
t. i about 3,000 men.
If you want a sure cure for your cough,
I ,:; h buttle of the Great Indian (Jougli Syr
i.i v:d by M. L. Oatman.
A cr-iwd of young folks frotu Altoona
ei.'.ertaine 1 in this place ou Saturday
r. j!.t !,i-t by Mr. II. J. Crouse.
T'ie ( 'learfield Journal s?ys no square
t.!iiir of any kind will be taken out of th;.'
cc.inty during the coming spring.
i Friday last Prof. Leech, principal
II our public schools, and the pupils of the
i school, took a sleigh ride to Carroll-
Mr J.icob Levergooi, Sr., one of Johns
i's oldest and most prominent citizens,
. in '.hat place on Sunday last, aged 77
-I-.ie Kelly, an Indiana county young
n:a;j, three weeks married, committed sui
e: !" t;:e other day by shooting himself with
n i ) .
'Squire KinbtBd, who l:ad heen In Kaue j
v!-.:i:i tns daughter, sirs. A. . Jones, re
t u : 1 1- 1 V) his home ia this plau9 this (Thurs
il.i;. ) tiiornini.
Co'. A. K. McClureof the Philadelphia
Ti' i.1, passed through Altoona on Monday
last on h's way ho m from the New Orleans
Woi Id Expositio d.
ine day last week a blind horse that
li i 1 been left standing unhitched, ran its
li"id through the show window of a Holli
ilaysburg jewelry store.
Joseph Kreitzer, hostler at the Central
Hou-e, was thrown from a Uorst on Thurs
day f last week, receiving a painful, though
Lot serious, scalp woum.'. .
The barbed-wire mill of tie Gautier
stei l liepattment, of Johnstown, which had I
I hi rt idle for many months, started ou Mon- I
da; !:it with a full force. i
:i Tuesday last, the Poor Directors at !
their met-ting appointed Dr. J. T. Fullerand
I)r. A. N. Wakefield, physicians, and John
I I'. Li'iion, Esq., counsel.
1 We sf e by an advertisement in tVie Prtn-
t-r.' '.' iur that the Carrolltown is
fur sale. Has Brother Baker got tired being
I a Di'iiiocrat'.c editor already?
i There is nothing like Dr. Thomas' Eulec-
Itic ill to quickly cure a cold or relieve hoarse
res. Writlen by Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Burr
I Oak. St. Joseph Co., Michigan.
Kleveo of Loretto's handsome young i
J ia lies constituted a sleinbing party that ar-
rived l-.ere on Monday last. While here they
-pp-d at the Mout.tain House.
Mr. M. J. PfofT, of Loretto, left that
1 p'a on Monday last, intending to make
AlToona his residence in the future and to
e-Tntili-h a grocery in that city.
Ilev. Ferd. Kitteli.of Newry, Blair coun
ty, visited this place on Tuesday, coming
ov- i .ii.il in a sleigh, and returned to bis
j f.t M of labor on Wednesday momiufp.
Over brain work aDd excesses reduce
j t!.- vitality and cause nervous exhaustion,
J etc. The Pastl'le treatment is a radical cure.
Harris remedy Co., St. LouU, Mo., eend free
tri.. .
A sleiuhing party hailing from East Con-
j enjauL-h, arrived in this place on Saturday
1 ia-t, and after partaking of supper at the
l-.-:itial House, they returned to their
l.i llii-s.
i .Morn-on, isare & cass, paper manurac
t-.:rers tif Tyrone and Koarlne Snrini?. naid '
P. U. K. Co., during the year IM4, 75,- j
j 6Ci for freight.
Their sales are undoubted-
ly urea'.
s -On Tuesday II. J. Crouse killed eight
erowa a one shot and it wasn't a good day
fur crows either. They were feeding on a
cretnated cow at th burned slaughter house
i:; t! e west end of town.
A toy named Oweu Hoggs was run over
ry t':i- c-irs at nenmni?tnn. near Altoona. on
atur iav night. His left leg was crushed i
reijuning amputation, which resulted in his I
dat'i. He was an ornhan I
1 ! e Republicans of Altoona have nomi- i
rani J if.n Hurd for Controller, and Louis J
W t ri and A. P. McDonald for School Di-
I e t . i r S . The ilumnpraia u-ill nnmliiiilp thlr
I t: k-r on next Monday evening.
1 r.i.mth Candlemas came on the 2J ;
Taient.nes day will come on the 14tn ;
fcl.P ye Tuesday and th elpi tinn nti th 17th
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Wednesday, the 18th ; Washington's
! i, and EmVrday. 2.r)tb.
Liril.,
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"i:js Kirschner. of Cambria town-
' w ''"? at the fire on Friday night,
" i I to make a snowball to throw at the
huildintc ami had his hand badly
rut 5' coming in contact with a butcher
ktiif lying on the ground.
Ii:e South Pennsylvania Kailroad au
tr t.es euir.hatically deny the story that
ati'it-rbi.t has opeutd negotiations for the
4eot ti.e unfinished road to the Pennsvl-vi-
a Ka :ioad Company. Work ia going on
- ' iiue as actively as ever.
T. e Par Inn Board after gpendin four
''J!, :-i executive s"sslon considering the
' f I r r..-ech, who is now confined in
Hoiil.-Iajsbar Jail under sentence of
"t!.. u,., that t!)(,y woul(1 not interfere.
n- Lmged on Thursdav next.
4 i .1- L-r )un Iriog's predi ction of six weeks
ir.'.-r weather should Induce people
tviy their tr,ods while the weather Is fine.
- -l.lw i eM-s st0re on High street you
a'i aw lays get good and reliable goods at
t Market prices, fiive him a call.
i
very stable of Mr. C. A. Duke, of
A
' a, was destroyed by fire about one
"' on Wednesday morning last. Two
; ' r ' J w. re also lost in the building. His
1- abnut 11.500, on which there is an in-jrar-e
,)t but ,m Several tenanted
"iii.as near by were also badly damaged.
iMunhia county Grand Jury are
l nM to rinkB aud have njade thjg return
'a"d,D them ; -With the Information
o", , r'r! us' and the representations made
a.. ,)'''." '-"iive such places of amusement
plov ;r"I"!r'U1 t0 ,he health of our young
jf o t' l Ereat mea8ur destructive
t -e tii'.raN of the youths who frequent
' aini, in the opinion of this Grand Ju
' 'y ar- a nuisance."
Leiti!iiat competition ir. any avocation
rionoraiHe ami ,Wm, l,ut wtien a man at
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. up ins own btmnuss at the
expe.,s-r others by resorting to calumny,
treacl"ry H", deceit, lie will meet with fail-
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ura. Such is the tesult iu nine cases out of
ten.
Work on Mr. Jo-pph Gutwa.d's new
slaughter huue was com me need on Tues
day mornii.it, an.l if the weather permits It
w:ll be eutirely under loot to day. Altt.o'
hot so lurge as the one recently destroyed Dy
fire it will Answer the purpose just as well.
It Is 24x30 teet in size.
That distinguished visitor, the round
liotf. Is supposed to have made his annual
visit oil Monday lat, unci it na did, Se bad
no trouble seeing his shadow, wliieU, accord
ing to Mime people who have full taith in
the jjronudhon system of weather, will Kive
us six more wetks of winter.
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jioo.e. eauor or ttie llarnsburg home. The "Echo" was struck by the eu
tunday Telegram, who Had been serving a Indiana" and thrown oer on t side
sixty days' sentence in the Dauohiu countv i and Mr Hs thmuin imHr it x iti,f..,.,h t
I jail lor libel, was released on Saturday last,
lie win leave for England and Ireland on it took them some fitieen minutes before
Saturday to write articles on the condiliou , they could release Mr. Uess from Ills terrible
ot those, two countries for his paper. j situation, and when released be was found
The McVej town Journal says: A small ! to have his skull crushed anil also badly
py ramid of eartb has ansn ou Isaac Loug'a j burned and scalded by the steam. The fire
place near Matlawauna. It is about loily i man, Charles llauber, was slightly injured.
feet Ml th lllldh uti.l fn.i 1U In il k.:.-.. i ...
.,, x vu lrcl iiign,
inrowing oil from its summit a blue sul
phurous smoke, can be seen quite readily
from the P. K K., and it is woith investiga
tion. In some parts of the State tl:e teachers
in the public schools have newspaper read
ing, by classes, as part of the exercises each
Friday atleiuoou. The idea is a very good
one, as the practice gives the boys ami girls
a knowledge of the current events of the day
and stimulates In them a desire lor newspa
per reading at home.
Cairolltown was well represented in this
place on Wednesday last, quite a large
crowd, composed piincipally of ladies, hav
ing made its appearauce iu trie shape ot a
sleighing party, and atter doing Justice to a
square meal at the Blair House and taking
in the sights, they left for their homes, per
fectly satisfied, we hope.
Two men from the township iuuulged in
a set-to without gloves in the rear of the
Cambria House, last Friday night. After
it was ver IJuigess Uulwald gave them the
benefit ot his advice, and lined oue a dollar
and a half, mid the oilier two dollars aud a
half. The man with the biggest nose had
to pay the extia dollar.
On Wednesday eveniug another sleighing !
party from Loielto and that neighborhood ,
put iu appearance at the Mountain House, j
and as they had brought their owu tiddier .
along they meant business. The dining' '
room was soon cleared and the tiddler put '
to work, w hen be had to linger cat gut until
five o'clock iu the morning.
The largest deal in hay ever made
ju j
Ebt-usburg iu one day was made on vved-
nesday last by J. G, Lloyd, who ODUgi.;
riglilj tons fioiu Mr. D.iuiei Davis, of Cam
bria townsliip. Just what the price was.
we are not going to tell for the reason that ;
we do not kriuW ; but one of the panics as- j
sured 'as that it was over $1 000. !
Judge Krebs, of Clearfield county, has J
made the following tuleof court iu regard
to the granting uf license : "No license ap- j
plication will be euteitained which is repre- .
seuted by the District Attorney ol the couu- i
ty, or ia winch il shall appear in any stage j
of the hearing that the applicant lias em- )
ployed hi in to represent the same."
Ou Tuesday last Rey- Father Boyle, ,
formerly of this place, but now of Gallitzin, j
was very agreeably surprised in the shape I
of an entertainment given him by the school j
childieii uuder the charge of the Sisters of
St Joseph, in that place. It was given in j
honor of the thirteenth anniversary of the:
Rev. gentleman's elevation to the priest-
hood i
Richard Li. Davis has just received aud !
opened out the beet selection of seasonable 1
goods in the Doot and shoe line ever brought
to Ebensburg. He has men's and boys' fine
and heavy boots, ladies', misses and chil-
dren's shoes of every style and variety. Al- '
so all kinds of rubber, boots and shoes, all I
of w 1 ich iie sells at prices to suit the times, i
Call and examine his stock. '
There was a murderous stabbing affray '
iu Johnstown on Monday eveuiog iu w hich
a Mrs. Fox was ptabbed by her husband. j
The knife entered her left side causing an
ugly but not necessarily fatal wound. Fox j
was arrested and placed in the lock-up. He 1
claims the stabbing occurred accidental. y
while he aud his wife were "cutting up." i
Jealousy is trie supposed cause. 1
Burgess Gutwald received a check from
the Cambria Mutual Fire Insurance Compa
ny, lor $1222 00 on Wednesday, that being I
the amount of the insurance due him for the j
burning of his slaughter house on Friday
last. It is not a pleasant thing to be burned
out, but if you should be burned out. it is a
pleasant thing to be insured in the Cambria
Mutual, Always prompt aud no sbenaua-j
Kan.
On Saturday last, the Board of Ditec-
tors ot the Cambria Mutual Fire Insurauce
Company organized, by electing the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year : President,
George M. Keade ; Vice President, John A.
Blair Executive Committee, John Lloyd, 1
f t it i t nAiy.iv - ,
Vs. I. liODertS, ana Jonn J. Cyans ; Secretary .
and Treasurer, T. W. Dick ; Agents, (xeo.
A. Kinkead, Ebensburg, and J. E. Roberts,
Johnstown.
The explosion of a lamp in the telegraph
office, this place, on Saturday night, caused
an alarm of fire to be sounded on the bell !
i
and for a little while a general scare,
flames were soon extinguished and
The
but
slight damage was done. Miss Eva Lloyd,
the operator, had her hat and coat badly
burned, and the furniture was carried oat
on the street and somewhat damaged, but j
that is about the extent of the loss.
The Pittsburg Dispatch Is one of the best
dally newspapers In the State. In gather
ing news it cannot be excelled and is always
reliable and can be depeuded upon. Its pol
itics is Republican with an Independent in
clination which raises it above oarty organi
zation, and It treats abases in panties with
out fear, favor or affection. It has the lar
gest circulation of any paper published In
western Pennsylvania, and Is, as it deserves
to be, constantly growing.
A cotemporary remarks with great
force : If you see a chance to get a good bu
siness man to locate in your midst, offer him
some Inducement. Tell him of the advanta
ges of the place ; introduce him to your men
of business ; make him feel as if bis presence
wou'd be welcome. There Is always room
for good fellows of this kind always room
for developement of Industry In Its various
ramifications. It takes only energy and
foresight, and not always much capital.
At the time we published the roster of
the company of Mexican soldiers from this
place, along with the song written on their
departure, we stated that we were unable to
procure a copy ot the aong welcoming tbeir
return. Mit9 Sadie A. Kiel, of Wilmore,
has kindly furnishejj'.trs with a copy and it
will be found io another column. Our
thanks are due and hereby tendered to Miss
Kiel. The Song of Welcome was also writ
ten by our townsman, lion. Robert L. John,
8 ton.
The residence of George Love, a color
ed man f Altoona, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday morning last, and bis wife and two
children perished In the flames. Mrs. Love
had started to come down stairs, when, see
ing the fire she turned back and una seen at
a window when a board was placed against
It and she was told to slide the children
down, but was so bewildered that she re
mained until the floor fell In. The children
were aged ten months and four years. The
balance of the family escaped.
Anything hut a rnn-piki etit was paid
our wa'er facilities while the fire was in pro
gress on last Friday night, by a certain
' lady (?) who bel.,
! societj in this t.
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belongs to the "upper crust" of
lace. The supply of hose
: uot iwing at guHicient Iriitli to reach trie
hdiniiiR t0iMin;, a.id the eirVain of water
i lieing veiy small, she looked intently there-
at lor some moments auo then said well,
we will be charitable, and relram tiom tell
! inn our readers what sort of Uiiuhkh she
j made u of on the occasion, foi if it were
j to reacts the ears of those who conregat. in
female ciiles it would scarcely be within
I the power of a god to determine when the
! end would be reached.
' A collision occurred on the Cambria
, Iron fjompauy's taiirodd. Johnstown, on
I Monday last, in which George Hess, engin
j eer of the ei-mno "Echo."' was so badly
hurt that he died while being removed to his
. large foice of men were piestmt immediately
; Mr. ness was agej 4:2 years, and leaves a
widow and sever; children.
For several years past it has been a cus
tom to hold an annual ball at the Callan
House at Cresson. The Committee having
it in charge this year fixed upon Friday
night last, as the time, and arrangements
were made for a special train to leave this
place at eight o'clock on that tvening.
About twenty couples, both old and young.
Including ourself and better half, went from
this place, ami about the same number from
Cresson, Summit, Gaililzin, Lilly's and Eo
retto. Fine music was furnished by the
Messrs. O'Brien, of Allegheny, and Riley,
of Washington townships, ami the "light
1 fantastic" was sltook for all that was in it
until half past twelve o'clock, when the par
j ty sat down to an elegant supper that our
host and hostess had bountifully prepared,
i After supper the "light tantastic" was ana in
1 called into requisition and got no rest until
half-past five iu the morning, when the par
ty broke up. Before leaving a meeting was
1 held and a vole of thanks tendered to our
, host and hostess, Mr. John II. Clark aud
i wife, for the ample facilities and provision
, they had furnished for the enjoyment of the
1 party and an organization for the ensuing
J ear was formed, consisting of William Cor-
bet, of Cresson, as Piesident, Messrs. Gai
lilzin Myers, of Eoensburg, as Vice Presi
dent, and F. Powers, of Cregson, as Corre- I
spondlng Secretary. Messrs. J. O. Lloyd,
aud 11. A. Shoemaker, of Ebenburg, F. D.
Saupp, and C. F. O'Donncll, of Loretto, M.
A. Quartz, of Cu'sson, aud A J. Spiegel-
meier, oi ji atiuocKS, wre appointed a com
mittee to make arrangements for repeating
the ball next year.
T1IK SOMIIKKN WF I.C OM I..
(Air: "Dandy Jim.")
Thrice welc.nne home ye patriot hand,
Thrire wrlwiue to your native land ;
Kohold each check with transport glow
At your return from Mexico.
Keoolve our Kfetinir1, warm and true,
Recolve the honors' justlv due;
With tuunt heart!, oh ! how sincere.
We welcome huuio each volunteer.
For many a lonn and weary day.
From Irtends and country lar away.
In liililftuf ilenth, di-euse and Woe,
Among the wilds of Mexico.
True Foldier on a hostile 9uil.
Inured to danger, care and toil,
'Mid burninir .and and (Insert drear.
Then welcome home each volunteer.
Kxpoaed to death In every form.
The sieire. the amlmsh and the etorm ;
Surrounded by a riend-llke toe,
The mlscreanta of Mexico.
The hateful foemans deadly Pteel,
The vitnl stall fn art can lieil.
The dark irucrril) ever near.
To haunt each gallant voluuteer.
Yet each of you has carved a Dims
Full trntcht upon the scroll of fume,
iSo hitfhr merit need von how
Than to havo fought in Mexico.
Kven bahefl unborn in future day
shall raie their voices in your praise.
And both old and yonnn shall join to rear
A tribnte to each volunteer.
Yet many a well rcmemhered ia.ro
la absent from th!i leptive placo.
And in:iny a iturd in death lies low.
Beneath the sands o! Mexico.
Let every bo?oin sympaihize
With he who for his country dies.
And pay the trihnte of a tear.
To every lallen volnnteer.
And when old envious time shall plough.
His furrows on each youthful brow.
And when each cheek shall loe its glow.
Of those who touxht in Mexiso,
And when grim Itetth the scene shall close,
And leave them In their lat reose,
A laurel wreath shall crown the bier.
Of each departed volunteer.
Then welcome back ye patriot trin.
Thrice welcome to your homes again,
l.e t every heart with rapture iriow.
At yonr return from Mexico.
W'elceme the joy that still iurTlves,
Welcome your sweethearts and your wives.
Welcome to all yon bold most dear.
Then thrlee welcome every volunteer.
i Destructive Fire. About ten o'clock,
; on last Friday night, as Mr. Edward Dongh
i erty, was sitting at bis window looking to
; wards Mr. Joseph Gutwald's slaughter
! house, which was located in the southwest
i ern outskirts of the town, he observed a
ngni mat at nrsr looked iitte a lantern
bnt as it gradually grew lareer, be conclud-
- i wa, ft re cavii tr, aiarm Th
building was a large frtme structure, fitted
up with all the modern Improvements for
butchering purposes, and was also nsed for
Storing away feed and keeping stock. Mr.
Gutwald had about fifteen tons of hay in
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ine uiiiiiiiiiii , a mi. ui iee.1 nun r-ccii uenu
0T cattle, jnenre company wun their en-
'.ill., u ii ,i it..-!.. uri.i ii r i r i. .1 11 . . r. w
citizens were soon on the ground, but the
hose was too short to reach to the burning
building and and was therefore useless. The
fire had in the meantime gained such head
way that the building was past saving and
was totally destroyed, along with a small
stable that stood close by also belonging to
Mr. Gutwald. One cow was roasted up in
the fl a nits, tha balance of the stock having .
been rescued. Mr, Gutwald estimates nib i
loss at aboHt S6,00n, on which he had an io- j
suranee of fl,:B6. As the fire started in 1
that patt of the building used as a stable
and where there had been no fire, it is sup-
posed to have been the work of an incenai- j
ary. Jt Is the intention of Mr. Gutwald to j
rebuild at once.
Rev. A. S. Bacmg AKDNEii,of Stoyestown,
Ta., will lecture In the Congregational
church, of this place, on "The Hopeful side
of the Temperance Question," on Monday
eveniac. February 9. The leetnre will be
gin at 7 o'clock. All are requested to attend,
as his is a non-partisan, inoffensive lecture,
Dotn to the friends and foes of the temper
ance cause. The Punxsuta wnev Spirit, of
November 10, 1SS4, says the following of
him : On last Monday evening Rev. A. S.
liaumgardner, of Stoyestown, Pa., delivered
a lecture in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, In this place, on "The Hopeful side
of the Temperance Question." We never
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nw H iiiv'i n uriiKiiirii nuuiriu i, ui imam n - . .n-ij... T , t ri....-.
more thrilling exposition of the temperance ! OI TCE. In the Orphan's Court
question. The appearance and pleasant I ?7 "iUS uf.t ive, of Vovii
manner Of delivery belonging to the speak- j Krinq. dereaorA. Greeting: Yob re hTtry cited
er, only added to his beautiful word paint- to be and appear before the Judges of the fir
ings. We hope to hear from bim soon and 1 P""' Court to be held In F-benfburg on tbe Brst
often.
i MineraIi LiAwpg Lkasf.d. The Jlant-
ir.flon correspondent of the Philadelphia
I Times says : George F. Gaga, General Man
i agerof the Huntingdon and Broad Top It.
i K. Company, aud S. E. Henry, one of the
ftid business men of our town, bavp Ifased
the ore rigrits on the farin of Col. E. C. Sum
mer, which adjoins the town, and Is pro
no need by eotnrwtent chemical authority to
be Immensely valuable. Mr. Gage's atten
tion was attracted to the ores, whiufi are
dark blue or nearly black in color, bf little
sliming white spots, which ht believed to be
metal. Tnese ppots In some specimens of
the ore are visible to the naked eve, and In I
ail are aiscernaDia under a class. The ores
have been submitted to the examination of
two distinguished chemists, oue of whom
analyzed similar ores in Iterks county and
found them to contain platinum, nine dollars
to the ton ; gold, twenty dollars to the ton ;
with osmium, iridium, silver, copper, nickel
and cobalt; and a stock company wit.'i a
captal of $100,000 baa been raised to work
them.
RKAI, KSTI IK I K tXFI ItX.
. The following tiausfcis of" real estate
were filed in the ReCordei fTice, this
place, during the three weeks ending Fe!
ruary 5, 18S5 :
Anselni Weakland to Ann S. Weal.lnrul,
!1 peiches in Carroll township; considera
tion, ?ii0.
Churl- Selhitz to T. S. Troxeli M !.,
lot in Gallitzin bolougli ; consideration,
Sisoo.
.1. V. linirdetux. to Alex. Adair, lot fu
Johnstown ; consideration. $;tnlo 12.
Alex, Adair to D. U Baud, lot in Johns
town ; consideration, f.1)10.12
Henry F Clark to reore K. Horner, lot
in iTrubtoAii ; consideration. SlOO
I) W. Luke et ux. to Michael Harris, lot
In South Folk; consideration, $:H).
A. B. Pnnuie to Lucn da Pargle for 11
acres and 48 percfres in Cioyie township;
consideration, f 108.
Johnstown Manufacturing Company to
John If ( rouse, lot in Woodvaie ; consider
ation, ?0O0
Benjamin Hush, M D., to Dmiel Gibbon,
1 OH acres and 122 perches in Cambria town
shio ; consideration, $00
Attorne3 of Elias Huey to Scott W. Hob
erts, 106 acres and 22 perches in Cambiia
township ; consideration, ?."0().
Janu s McCloskey to Joseph Bertram, lot
in Tunnelhill loiougli ; consideration, $o0.
John G. McCloskey to Joseph A. Bertram,
lot in Tunnelhill boron g h ; cor.rideration,
$80.
Joseph Edwards to Thomas P. Keedy et
at., lot i" Lower Yoder township ; consider
ation. 500.
Edwaid J. Huuhes to Edward Edwards,
lot in Lilly's borough ; consideration, S700.
Charles A Hughes to Edward J. Huibes,
lot in Lii'y's liorouli ; consideration, ?20
Chares S. Coxe to John Z-rber. 41 acres,
in Clearfield township; consideration. $12:.
Administrator of J hn Zerher to Dav:d
Ryan, 41 acres in Clearfield township ; con
sideration. ?iot;4.
David Waits et nx, to Mary Ankenbauer,
.10 acres and 2M peic "s in Gatiltziu town
Phip ; consideration, $200.
David Watts et tix to Andrew Geagler. 3
acres and 23 perches iu Galiilzm township ;
considi-i it ion, $100.
Sheriff of Cambria countv to Wm. Litz
inger. hit In Loretto ioroui;li considera-
J tiou, fc:U0.
W illiam Litzioger to Thomas Wills, tot in
LoretUi borough ; consideration, f.'JOO
Executors ot Peter Adams, Sr.. to James
i S. Gallagher, 57 acres and perc'ies In
Clearfield township ; consideration, ?l00.
j JSines S. Gallagher et ux. to Richard Ad
i ams,57 acres and fx! perdu s in Clearfield
i township ; consideration, ?IH82.
Mary E iterchel to Unrist toidner, lot m
South Fork ; consideration, S'Joo.
Peter Garman to Peter F. Garinnn, t.'l!)
acres and 74 perches in Susquehanna town--ship
; consideration. J2r00.
Peter Gannan to Daniel A. Garman, 2:!3
acres and 117 perches in Susquehanna town
ship ; consideration, $3,000.
Richard E. Thomas to Edward Thomas, '
2 lots of ground in Blackliclt townshii-; con- '
sideration, $1500. j
James J. Fronheiser et nx. to Herman
Baumer, lot in Fifth ward. Johnstown ; con- i
Sjderf,ti
ou.
500.
W. 13. HonacKeret ux. to Herman Burn
er, lot ir. Fifth ward, Johnstown ; coiisidnr
jitioii, 1.
.
Death of a Foi:VEk Eiirnsui roer.
Mr. David Humphreys, died at his residence
in Eit ConemauBh, on Mondav. February
2, IHr!.";, a,:ed about. SJJ years. We obtained
the following particulars concernin? him I
from the Johnstown Tribune: "Ml. Hum- j
phreys was born in Kbenuburir. Deeem'ier 1,
1S2I!. At the age of 12 years he began dnv- j
ing a team on the old Potrage Kanroad on ;
the level between Planes Nos. 7 and 8. In '
185(5 he was residing at the head of Plane ',
No. 4. In that year he moved with his fain i
ily to Fast Conemaueh, and entered the em- j
ploy of the Pennsvl vania llailroad Gompa- j
in as a nreinan He continued to serve the 1
company in this capacity for a year ai.d a
half, when he was promoted to the position j
of engineer. His long experience in rail
road matters fitted him for his new tiust, j
and he soon took rank as one of the best I
men on lift liue. His usefulness was recog- I
niz-d by the company.aml h remained in its
service until .November .5J last, when failing
heallh compelled him to retire.
On the 2d of October, 184'J, he was united
iu marriage with Margaret McCialn, who
survives him By her he bad six children,
two of whom are dead. Th f urv'ving font
are Charles II., of Eat CoiieniHiigh, an en
gineer on ti e Pit'sburg Division of the P.
U H ; II. 1., an engineer on the Philadel
phia Division, P. R. li.; Einnia J., wife of
A.M. Jtemybile, of East Co-Jemangh, and
Clara, the youngest child, who is at home.
The remains were taken to the Summit on
Wednesday for iuteiment.
JT-ovett'si Outdo to Fruit Cnltarw.
Of all the publications of nurserymen there
Is no other that can be compared with Lovetl's
Ohiide to Fruit Culture. It is really a val
uable work on Horticulture, giving, as it
does, full instructions for planting, pruning,
culture and management of fruits of all kinds,
and impartial descriptions of all worthy va
rieties. It is a book of over 70 pages, with an
illuminated cover, elegantly printed and em
bellished with hundreds of engravings and
several colored plates true to nature. Price,
with colored plates, 10 cU. ; without plates,
6 eta. Everybody at all interested in fruit
culture phould send to J. T. Lovett, Little
Silver, New Jersey, and get a copy.
SKW AUVERTIsEHCKTS.
AIJ.JOURNKl)
ASSIGNEE'S SALE 1
BY VntTUK OF OKHFRS TSST INO OTTT
of the fonrt of Oommon Pleas, the under
pinned will otter at I'ublie Sale, fct the Court
House, in Khensbnrx. on
MONDAY. MARCH -2nd, 18S5,
At One O'clock, I. M., all that certain Iran
! of lhnd situate in Cambria township. Cambria
county, adioinimc hinds of Martin Sanders, Knoch
I Short, William O'Connell and heirs of Bonja-
mln Lloyd. 1eceed. eontaininar
128 ACRES,
About no scre of which are cleared, having- there-
I " erected a house ajd BAKN. It his a rood
Apnie and Tear Drchard. Is one t the rest iirain
! 'Cii'veiy lnJa,n;'r'a coanty BIiJ wiu be
i p terms oFSAT.E.-One third of the rnrcha-e
! money to he paid on confirmation of the le. and
I the balance in two equal annual payments with
i Interest, to be secured npon the premises.
31 1 (. h A r.L HKAULEi.
iicrn.. ,l la. II TVI,,ri-u a
M urrsy.
rTlRIAL LIST. Cases set down for
! JL trial in the Court of Com n.on fleas of Csm-
; tirl eonnty on th Second week of Mnrch Term
of Court, commencing Monday, March 9, 1885
vs. .
H OOTftT VS . .
Kndler et al vs.,
ArMe v..,
F.lliotl v?.,
Moirle vs..
Hum hoy..... vs.
O'Neill vs..
Hopples Executor vs.
Hciker vs.
Elder township
Miller
Clnrk
Swires
S'ewsrt et al
.Horouirh of CsmPrls
Kittanninv Ins Co
...John Hoifue, E'r
Cambria Iron Co
'...NKle
Mctilade et al
Martin
Ill origan
l'rtnirlo
Wnrnr
Skelly
.. Fisher et al
HuM fc McXee vs..
Iytle vs..
Mjcrs Kxecutors vs..
Strnyer vs..
Koss vp ..
rir. At Khody ............vs..
Skelly vs..
! iiliunn vs ..,
Holder vs..
Wilhelm
H. A. SHOF.M AKEK, Proch'y
Froth 'ys Offlee, Ehensbursr. Feb. 2, lSSa.
NOTICE In the Orphan's Court
of the county of Camhrin.
To the heir and legal reprenentotivrx ol RichvrA
yagle. deeeated. Greeting: You are herchy cited
tone snd ftppear before the Judges of the Or
phitnV Court , to be held sit Ehenhurr on the first
Monday or Mireh next, then snd there to accept
or relume to take the rcnl estate of Richard Nnsrle,
deceased, at the appraised valuation put uon it
by an inquen duly awarded by the said Court, or
show cause whv the same shoufd not t-e sold.
I. A. HTTHKR. Sheriff,
Sheriff's office, Ebensburit , January. 15, 1885.
1 monnsy oi msren next , men snri mere vo nceepv
I or refuse to tke the real etate of Ivid Krlnir,
deceased, at the appraised valuation put npon it
by an inquest duly awarded ny the said Court, or
(how cause whv the same should ni t he sold.
D. A. LUTHER,
Sheriffs Office, Sheriff.
Etiensburif, De;. 24, 1884. i
1 r
ARGUMENT LIST Cases set down
lor the Sj'Tial Term, commencing Monday,
Kebruarjr 19. 1SS5 :
Rl?han... v .Kems ct n
P. K. K. 'o s Flack et al
In the msttrol the assienment of Lewii Hart
iran A. H. Hanif, AMlre.
Prothv's OnW. U. A. SHOEMAKKR.
Eb'g: Feb. 2, 19S5. 1'relhonouiry,
HAVE YOU A GARDEN?
S
And will want the Ret at th lMt mowr. Tb
hit Prw Peed Ctlome will tnrpriw tow. K mttwr
Frire T'tn hT hf n liMnr it mil -rrr mrmy. Jt fa
ni'lH I'rff to frll, and yen eafcbt to hare It
before burinr unvirhfrfl.
WM. H. MAULE,
129 ft 131 Front St., PHilaaolpM.
if you have rcr
YOU WILL NEED hZm f. Pjng
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OK
CAM fiRI A COUNTY, PA.,
FKOM ' -
The 7tli Iay or January, lHVt. to th
5in Iay of January,
JUHS A. KENNEUY.TiiiAScnis, lis.
To ain't in hands ol Treasurer at titst
sctilement .....f 7.487 81
Ti am't received from miso-llnenus
source" 3 4M g
To ans't received Iroin redemption of
lands 1.2v 83
To ain't received from constable lor lhl
and previous a,fcS in
To am't received Iro.u scaled and un
seated lands i 17.C.M24
To ain't of duplicate fur 7u M76 M
tWi 1-21.84
CR. "
By amount p.iid
Auditors (Counry) .' $ 2S2.00
Au lllort (State)........... 46li9
A?scs r 8vi 76
f-iiin-l.-' red oe, oed 2n.uooi4
K'li Id i ti liridvres . . . . . .... K4.t.on
Kriilmi nil Mil views 6-20 So
Boardin jurors Hii.MJ
Hoarding prisoner 1,742, 6.S
Kunuiifli lax ' 3
Commissioner? lJucoo
Coimuisioners' oierk. Vni'tsi
Com iu i ssiofier s ' counsel 2ti0 ol
Counsel lee (Sr. Francs' College) 3:fli.i'0
Court crier and tip? lave? 4'17 50
Contbles i,m-j 7
'nm:nal trisiecutiou?...... 4 M7
Court House l.HI'.i'si '
Ihstrict Attorney. M on I
Klet-t ons S..Vi.i.: i
For and wild cat scalps S4 i no i
Iii.jlll-iuous
Insurance 375 0l
Interiret on bonds l,ri(i on
.lurors (Urand) ';7.74
.Tuners (Traverse). .... 4,337 Ki
Janitor 4.1000
.bill ami Jailor 2,-:i'J.'.4-J
Jury Commissioners and Clerk . 'lias
l isc-1 1 11 neon s. 11
( (Id orders '. Mm
I'rohate : 74
I'osraire 10.44
I'rolhunoiaiy 1.17!.f5
I'r.niinit k: :,7
I'oor House IXroctors...... 3JS is)
Poor and House of Kiupoiy ,,,ei,i 14, 'tW 27
Registry.- 'tott.M
Hec rds 1 44
Kedeniption of lands 6.") 1 :4
Ketonn school ... :2r7.6d
Kefomiinz ;wy.y7
Koaddamaice 41 011
Ivonii iund i.bll.tn
School lunrt a.7iH.2ft
Ntate tax 'luv.iai
Stenoampher 10
Sherili - 7dll
Teachers' Institute yno.iu)
Talesinon 80.00
Western lVnitenliary l.-277.fhi
Western Ptnn'a Hospital 2, 4:1a. OS
Thirty nine deeds to county . Iir2.18
Ailvertlsinif lands g 10
licraainiim 10 constablps' hands 8.237 4i
K.xoncratlonj to constables 2,.eiSl.;jo
I-.xonerations on 1u),licate 1 79.47
Abatement to Taxpayer. 2.4SO.01
Treasurer's coin . on M.4i.4.'l (rf 5 per ct. S.TJ't 27
Treasurer's com. 011 14.il4J.84 (Uii'i pcrct. 60
lialancc in hands ol Treasurer.. 11.243.6"
$102,1 1.S4
VMI II'NTS 1)1' E FKf M CONSTABLES FOK
1SH4 and previous years.
1S82 Jonns Fouch, Adnma twp f 15 37
Archie Karrcll, Hurr twp 134 h.J
John K lsworth.Camorla bor.,2d w. 71
Henry Stemuier. Johnstown, 7lh w. 4H.2o
James M flier. Lower Yoder twp. . s M
IHH3 Archie t'arrell, Harr twp 187. 70
Kicird K. Tliouios, Hlachliclt twu. 15 55
Ken). T. Puuh, Cirubria twp 44 18
Jos. J . Trexler. Dean twp 2-i 3S
K. li. McCartney. KConem'jth bor. tt3 57
1). :. Kurkc. ' Hlllt,n twp 31.84
Alex.J. Berkey. rul'ltown bor. . 14.M
Howard Iavts, Jackson twp 2W.44
HeAry Stemuier. Johnstown. 4tli w. 77. M
P. K. M iller, Johnstown, ttth w ... 40 12
M.J. Noel, A bite twp 142.8-t
Oeo. 1. I'rinxle, Wilmore bor 3d. 14
John Hc-aui. Upper Voder twp.... W2.fo
Kd. 1'. rii)Kle, ljuer Voder twp.. I0.37
18SI eo. E. Kmi(. liarr twp. 2:1.27
Thos. M. Kccse, H-cklick twp... 5.01)
lavid H. Jones, Cambria twp..... I07.OU
.las. M. Kelly. I'anilina bor., 1st w. 15S 20
Aut(. liainr, Cambria tor., 2d w.. a3 69
Aiitr. Vost, tr., Carroll twp. ...... 2.'i2.1S
M. Zollner, Carrolltown bor....... 25.22
Anthony ( Jill, t !het-t twp 21. 7
(t2o Solshy, Clearneld twp 2t'..t5o
James K i nney, ConeinauKti bor... 3 ti
Jos. J. Trexler, Iiean twp -j.so
James Myers. Kbensbnrif bor.. w.
w. (sinco paid 111 part) ni ftf
Anselin Weuklaud. Elder twp .. 64.30
K. J. Kirtley, K. Conemauich bor. M.11O
H. We's. I:illH7.in township S7.WJ
A.J. K;rkev t,:mlbtowi bor 47.33
Hiram Swank. Johnstown, 6th w. 1W.52
John McCahe, Lilly's tmr. 20.7s
J. A. I ruxull. I'ortage twp........ 1U728
E. J. HIoukIi, Richland twp a.. so
J. N. S'rayer, Summerhlll twp.... fi7.i7
W. A. Kaner, Susquehanna twp.. Slu 78
J. Hutntii'il. ttoncreek twp 121. W
James levlir.. Taylor twp 77 82
Jas. 1. Crlste, Washington twp'.... 21.21
. M. J. Noel, White twp.. 24a. Ml
4eo. W. Hrinule. Wilmore hor.... 81.11
ij-eo. OtibiiKer, Wocxlvate bor . . 3292
John Keam I'pper V Oder tw. . .. I3d9
Scott McEeaters.Jower Yoder twp 2M 34
t 4.2S0.77
A
Mount di e camaria ctotjnty on
Jndicments.
John T. t'ooney 275 38
Isaac Wiko 32 44
Benjamin Kigart 17H 07
John W. (tray, et al 57"i 45
John W. rray. et al 740 47
James Fleck M 72
S. A. K. 1 itch, et al . 10 03
W. W. Sherman, ct al 61 M
John E. MrKeniie H R4
Barbara Kabb X8 05
t 2.225 HI
VMOVNT 1UE DISTRICTS FROM (M)M
missioners' sales and redemption ot lands.
DISTRICTS ROAD. SCHOOL.
Adams township t 81.41 $ 82.6i
Barr township 18 38
Blncklick townsip 4 78 11 7rt
Cainhria townfhlp 4M pit
!hest township 68 68 44 64
( learhold township. 70 68 tfi 52
Conemaugh twp v 49 7 6a
Elder township 87 83 38
Jacksm township 8 R4 it b
Snsquehanna twp 147 31 2V6 58
Snmmerhill twp 1 05 1 65
Wasn,nton twp 17 00 17 00
White township 11 49 8 49
Vpper Y'oiier twp 4 53 4 13
Ixwer V eder twp. 4 53 4 13
W80 18 5.i7 56
VMOT NT RECEIVED FKOM SEATED AND
Unseated Iands.
niSTRIOTSl.
Adams township
Allegheny twp
Barr township. ...
Hlacklick twp
t'amtina twp
Carroll township
Chest township
Chest Sprtrsrs bor
Clearfield twp .
Coneiuautfh twp
Croy lo townsliip..
Dean township
Elder township
Eben-bntv bor
tallitrin bor .
Uallitzin twp......
Jackson twp
Johnstown bor
Iiwer Yodertwp
Munster twp
I'ertaire township
Keade township
Stonycreek twp.... .
Snmmerhill twp ..
Susquehanna twp.
Ty lor township
Tunnelhill bnr ....
Upper Yoder twp...
Washington twp
White township
Wilmore boronKri...'..'..'..'...!
ao r. SCHOOL.
.$ 216.78 I 244 AS
2.50
38 75 3". 60
. 177.72 186.74
48 SO 79 29
8 12 7 87
424 65 8O8 46
2 4o
. 132 20 168 ey
. 101 15 VII 15
83 99 141 5
. 3C9 82 467 49
60 48 60 46
7 43 11 04
1 no 2 08
. 182 91 147 16
3:0 80 490 04
5 II
127 73 121 73
13 94 17 05
.. 276 20 431 60
. 644 53 1,342 12
3 00 3 00
231 39 227 S2
83 90 116 62
115 22 120 97
10 22
86 S3 100 26
. 118 53 175 12
. 622 88 6S5 4S
1 P5
4.350 89 8.006 01
ASSETS.
Ttie from .ladtrmrnt ( 4.22S.91
Hue from t'onstableg 4O0.77
Due from I). A. L-uitier, Sh'ff, (since pd.). 6S1.50
Iue trora Western fenn'a Hospital 1.139.11
rtal.mee In Treasurer's bands .. 11.143 67
To balance .. 24,387.13
43.S58.09
LIABILITIES
Outstanding County Orders
649. M
i -uinanmnir Bonds
I'ue -IMstrirts on Koa.il and School."!.!....
Ihie IMtrii-ts from Commissioners' sales
and Redemption of Lands
Due Indiriduals from Redemption of
lnnds ,
Due Poor and House ol Kmployment
8e.oon.oo
6,074.61
1,077.74
99.97
7,05.19
$43,958 09
Oivkw under our hands, at the Commissioners'
Offl'-e. in Ebensburu;, tnia Wth day of January,
A. D. 18ift.
JAM ES ( ISTLO W,
JOH.N K1KBY. S Commissioners.
D. HAMILTON,
wk. the undersigned Auditors of Camhrin
county, respectfully report that we have carelul
ly examined the vouchers and accounts ol the
Keceipts and Expenditures ol" said County from
the 7th day of January. 1M. to the 5th day of
January, 18T, and Ond them as stated; alo tbe
lorcirotn statement of Assets and Liabilities of
said County.
iTen under onr hands at the Commissioners
Offlee, in Ebenstm.-a;, this 29lh day ol January,
A. D. 1885.
H. A. KM1LF.HART, )
C. B. COVKK. Auditors.
PATRICK O'lHJWD,
NOTICE. To the heirs and lepal rep
resentatives of Bridget Storm, deceased.
Take notice, that an Inquest will be held at the
late residence ot Bridget Storm, deceased, in the
borough ol Summitville, now Washington town
ship, in the county of Cambria, on Saturday, !8tn
day of February at 9 o'rlork in the forenoon of
that day, for tbe purpose ol making partition ol
tho real estate of the deceased to and among her
heirs and legal representatives, if the same can he
done without irriudlee to or spdiling of the whole;
otherwise to value and apiiraise the same accord
ing to law, at wbich time and place you are i
quired to attend if you think proper.
P. A. LI'THER. Sheriff.
SberilTs Office, Ebeniburg, Feb. 6, iSs&.-td.
fif'iilluo inn rvnnnriiriirn
O lllltl lAJftHUllUl l3
: s of ''
POOR AND HOUSE CF EMPLOYMENT
!'' -OF
CAMBRIA" COTOTY, PA.)'
Frt.m Jtttutttnj 7th, ISS, to
lh th rid if of Ja nn-arif, 1 b'S.I.
JOHN A. KENNEDY. ESQ..
Trensurr.
"Or.
To amount of requisition f.r HM
To b daticc due I'oor & House of fini
poymeit
To cash l.v 1. I.illv. steward..!.".".!"
To -au by tieo. V. E.usly
7.000 00
JOHN A. KENNEDY, ESQ.,
Treasu rer.
CR. '
171 SI
55 0j
M 110
29fi ir;
218 18
t 75
2 -5 f 5
S:.i B
as 10
4.42''. o;
71 07
B22 ."(
6-S) 24
181 14
S.S 0o
7S8 82
113 6T,
93 OS
fit so
292 00
M7 "
318 51
Si 40
42:1 41
17 .V)
175 OS
Sko 00
137 SO
62 50
1S5 4
1C, 0 1
173 sr,
So 05
27 HI
7.0V, 19
K amount paid
Allegheny and other comities
A tfornoy fees ..
Hoai'ditii; and nursing O. D. p ..!"""
CI-d hi ii);, dry koI, twioi and shoes.!!!
Coal nmi wvmmI .
Coffins tor lio-i-e !.!!!."!!!
Colfins a o.l t'liri- ral cxprnsos O.D. p!!!
("om.tahl.-a and Justices fees ....!!
1 iron's ami iiioIk-iiics
Expenses and allow ances O. 1. p
Kreiyht
farmer an. I HouseiK-rvaiit ....!!!!!!
Klour anti fr-it .
Kert i ier. !!!!!!!
iirain di ill !.... !!!!
l-rroceries " "
Hardware !!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 nsiir.-iiiee
Livery hire !...!!!!!
Live stock
Meat !!.!!!!!!
Merchandise ........!.!!!!
Ihyaiciaii i-t Ifuass
lhvs,cian t .. D. I"
Pomp ..
Hepairs
Salary Steward...
S-ilarv Matron T ..
S It- it'll '
Tohncco
Thresh iitg
TransMrtatwin
i'HCt allies
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Hal. due 1'iHir and House of Emplov
ment .'. .
t-ll .-.22 4
MOUNTS 1M-E POOR AND HOl'SK OF
iA KMPI.OVMKNT:
l:y .I.icob Thomas and ifc 1
H v Aodrcw BuriiMiu. est
B Cambria Guard Hall Association...
By William Pryce
By liavi-l II. .lone
By John Baker
By Western Pennsvlvan ia Hospital
(overpaid)
S78 11
.V 70
jr, 00
)
2 -o
4S 7J
1 .3:2 7
II 1 .S73 38
Given nn-lcr our hands.
Oftice, in Kbensburc. this
at the Commissioners'
2tb ilay of January ,
A. 1. lfso.
II. A. KNIil.KHABT,
11
J. li. t 1 1 t.K ,
PATRICK O DOW
And itor.
T)EPfiIT OK I. I.1IXV. Ksy.. STEWARD
I V of Poor ami Hnnse of Employment of Cam
bria County, 1'enna;
Stock on Farm.
Throe horsos, nine cows, one bull, fire head
young cattle, three beeves, t, ine shoau, ninety
chickens, twenty-throe turkeys. .
Farm Produrts.
3t tonshav, bushels oats. 4.V l-iisbets corn
(ears),!x 0 loi.Miels j-otatoex. itl-nshela luicknhcat ,
23' bushels Imiu, So bushels turnins. 17 bushels
oni'-ns. I .h, heads caldmce, tomatoes. lM-ets and
other garden truck in quantity, 2V) doien egx.
Butchered eight hoffs . r-a lizini; 2.170 His., buich
ered ten calves, rea lizing c lbs., butchered two
cows, realizing; !'3i lbs.
Articles Man 11 fai t 11 red In lliinw-.
2; lbs. w.ft soa p . 9-iO IBs. hard soap. 00 II. . but
ter. 2 sets harne, (double. , 64 incu s shirta. T.
cliemisea, 25 lresses. 2o shei-ts. 4 pillow slips, la
l-ed ticks. 14 pillow ticks. 21 aprons. 11 skirts.
hajis. pair woolen so--ks. I I psir woolen stock
ings, 12 pair mittens. 16 roller towels.
Farm Implements.
Same as reported last year with the ad.lition of
a grain drill.
Inmates.
In house January 1st, 14 sa
Admitted during the vear t2
Born in house tlur!:!g yc-ir... 1 129
Iied 10
lischarpeI . ran oft. etc fxi
Jn bouse January 1st, 1SK5 0'j 128
Of inmates remaining in the houe there are :
33 sane niale; -J.i sane fvmiles; insane femalcs
3 insane males; 3 blind m-iles: I hlir.d fema'e; 1
colored female; 5 females and I male paralytics,
un-ible to walk, and 1 dunibmai.
Monthly average ol inmates during year. 72
There are eicuteen insane at Western Pennsyl
vania HoKpital, of whom eleven are males and
seven females.
Gave Birth During Tear.
Annie plsel. of Kast Conemaugh, to female In
fant. March Mh, 1M4
Inmates AVho Iiel Inr1na; Year.
Mary Mick-'l. T-aniel Miller.
Kd McAtamanv, Andrew Burgoon,
Hela-cca Flowers, .loliu I.iver.
Sarah Lewis, .loseph Hads,
Fritz Brown, lolm t ilth.
Names of Inmates at Western Pennsylvania
Hospital.
Angnst Oabndal,
Iiwiti Ktory,
i sHr Glntiw'n.
Christ Klinemycr,
Artam K. N'wii,
I.h V ills,
Alex l(nMwn,
Herman Tarlirl,
AmKiidiif 1 homas,
t-'.bPlinbarg, P.f
lampuMrFal.
Isaar .Tttl"ri!.
Mary Mrlriie,
Thert-sa Kirharda,
Sarah Gardner,
Mary (iaUnghor,
A rm More land,
Ann Mrltermottf
Kliza Thorn a.
Feb.
5, l.
Sheriffs Sales.
I y Tlnue ef nindrT writs of Fieri Facias
If isfued out of the Court of Common Plms of
Cumbria countv. to me directed, there will be ex
posed to public sale at the Court House in Ebens
burg. Pa., on
troy dat, fkbrvahy us, isss,
at 1 o'clock, P. TH.. the following real estate
to wit:
All the ribt, title and interest of Oeorge An
kenbauer, of, in and to all that certain piece or
parcel of irround situate In ttallitzln township.
Cambria county. Pa., bounded on the north oy
land ol Mary Ankenbauer. on the east by town
ship road, on the west by lnnd of Patrick Coyle
and on tbe south bv land of David W att. contain-
lnic one ana one-nair acres more or is. nmn
In execution and to be sold at the suitot the Com
missioners of Klafr countv.
Also: All the rlebt, tiCe and interest of J. B.
Oittord. of. In and to all that certain tract of on-
seated land situate in Keade townsLlp. Cambria
county. 1'a.. sdiolnii) the Patrick Kelly. Patrick
Stroud and Hell and (Jlvlnn tracts, containing
four hundred and thirty-th-ee acres more or less
warranted in the name of Patricu Boreland. The
said J. K. Clifford owning an undivided one-half
interest In said land. Taken in execution and to
ba sold at the suit of A. F. Osterloh.
Also: All the right, title and Interest of P. F.
Kearney, of, 1n and to a piece or parcel of land
tituate in Clearfield township. Cambria county.
Pa., adjoining land of Augustine Storm on the
west- William Ivorv on the north. Joha Burk and
others on the east, William Ivory and A. Calla
han on the south containing eighty-seven acres
about fiftv-five acres cleared having thereoa
erected a two-story frame house and frame barn
now in the occunancv ol P. F. Kearney.
Also: All the rivht. title and interest of P. F
Kearney, ot, in and to a piece or parcel of land
situate in the borough ol Chest Springs, Cambria
county. Pa., adjoining land of Jacob Downey on
the west, heirs ol Joseph Cramer on the north.
John Schenek on the esst and on the south oy
public road, containing five acres more or less.
Taken In execution and t be sold at the suit ot
A. V. Barker, Assignee ot H. J. liadds.
TEEMS OF SALE. One third of the purchase
money to be paid when the property is knocked
down and the remaining two-third at tbe confir
mation ot the aeed.
D. A LUTHER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. EbeneborK, Jan. 10. 185.
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
J.. Estate of Mrs. S. .1. LascH, deceased.
letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs.
S. J. Lee.'b. deceased, late ot Callttrtn borough
having been granted to tbe undersigned, notice is
hereby given to those Indebted to sid estate tbat
payment must be made witnout delay, ana in.n
baring claims against the same, must present
(ben properly authenticated for settlement.
FKANCLS N. HUliK.
(rallitxin. Pa., Jan. 9, '84.-01. Administrator,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mh. Eliza Parrish. dee'd.
Letter ol Administration on the estate of Mra.
Elixa Parrisb. deceased, late of Cambria town
ship, having been granted to the undersigned .."no
tice Is nerenv given to tnose inaentea to sum e-
tate that payment must be made wl'.hoot delay
those bavlnv claims against the same. not
Breent them properly authenticated lor settle
ment. WILLIAM C. PAKKISH,
Cambria tp.. Jan. 16, 'Si.-t. Administrator.
A UDITOU'S NOTICE. Tbe nnder-
Jl. signed Auditor appointed by the Orphans'
Court to report distribution of the funds in the
hands of Samnel Keed. Trustee to sell tha real
estate ot Abraham Makin. deceased, as shown by
his first and final account, hereby give notice
that he will sit at his office in the borough of Eb
ensburg. Pa., on Saturday. February lUIn, 168i, at
two o clock, P. M., for the purpose of attending to
the duties of said appointment, at which time
and plaoe all persons Interested may attend, or
be forever debarred trom coming in on said fund.
ALVI EV ANS, Auditor.
EheogDutff, January 10, 18S&.-31.
S.7W TO
421 T'.
164 (JO
I 21. f2-- 4";
STRAY NOTICE. Came to theprem
isea ot the subscriber in Clearfield township.
Cambria county, about the 1st ot November, 184,
a red and white yearling bull with white loranoad.
The owner Is requested to come and prove proper
ty, pay charges, aud take him away ; otherwise
it will be told according to law.
DENNIS McCACLET.
St. AugueUse, Jac. T, 1886.
;i miVARE!
$10,000 iDdoOuSio k
IIaVING jiurch.-isctl for cash,
than elsewhere. Our fine stock
rvi-'s-
Tt . J" iTI- a.-r.-T r
mf I-. 'a-i-'zrir . : .'- ;
!,? niseis
K a CM wU' 1? -
n ''Tan .
- W hi
"Viwawaaaaa a, sr- . , ui .a y. . :m
StSgr-ReaJ our .astonishingly low price list :
11 qt. n'sn pan, prosn"! .50
1 nt. o:i. an, prpsed 4,5
12 qt. ls pan. presswi 441
11 tt tltsti pan, prf-ssed 30
14 bucket, .'.1;;;
10 qt. luicket . 2
1 two b.iop bucket. w.MHlifii ." is
1 three boop bucket, wooden o0
4 qt coffee pot 05
3 qt. coffee pot 00
2 q l. CoffB pot . is
Your attention is called to our
! FULL
LINE OF rUII,I)ERS' MATKHIAI.
FAINT , VAKNisiI AND
iVVJtJtlljr AAU
K;-AH nr invrerl to conyince themselves
AND LOW PRICES.
A. C. BUCK & CO.,
Grallitzin, X.
SA,VE "5TQXTR, QEE
IX IIUYING YOUI1
RANGES, COOKIHG AND HEATIII G STOVES,
Ce?!ar Furnaces, Fire-Place Heaters,
Tinware, Copper Ware, Shectiron Ware,
Lamp Goods of Every Description,
Knives anl Forks, fcfpoons, Soup Ladles,
Granite Ware, Coffee Mills, Plated-ware,
Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes, Bread Closets,
Clothes-wringers, Egg Beaters, Slaw Cutters,
Iron Stands, Fancy Spittoons, Slop Bucket-
Hard Coal Parlor Heaters
Soft Coal Parlor Heaters,
Copper Kettles, Brass Kettle;,
Iron Kettles, Steam CGOta
Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers,
Terfect Waffle Irons, Boilers of all Kinds,
And a I.arje Stock of
jii.n.., .-v
Ci:l and ExarniD tlie Goods
lOW, AM-YOU WILL 13E
FRANK
No. 280 Washington Street,
Still
I again call the attention of the public to the fact that I am still
selling goods at a great reduction in order to reduce my stock. Ai
you all know my stock consists of
Hardware, House-Furnishing, and Agricultural
line. It is not necessary to enumerate it here, but come and eatia
fy yourselves that I am offering bargains in everything. A3 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 also
offering great bargains in
Wall Paper, Trunks,
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, 188I.-tf.
Sheriffs Sales.
1T virtue of Sundry writs of Fieri Facias, and
1 Alias Fieri Facias Vend Expon and Tet
Vend Expon Issued out of the Court ot Common
Plea? of Cambria county, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale, at tbe Man
sion House, in Johnstown, on
BA TVTtDA V, JFEBRtrART 14, 1885,
at 1 o'clock, p. m., tbe following real estate,
to wit:
All the right, title and Interest of Michael J.
Keating, ol. in and to all that certain lot of
ground situate in the township of Taylor. Cam
bria county , t'enn . ncginning si a poci on ine
road lead inn trom Johnstown to Ebensburg. thence
along the said road north 6!, east six perches to
a post, thence along lot No. S north 37 west ten
and one-half perches to a post on an alley, thence
along the same south 64 wut seven perches to a
post, thence along lot ro. t south 64', J east ten
perches to the place of beginning. Taken in ex
ecution and to be gold at the suit of Lippincott
Ogiever A Co.
Al;o: All ine rignt. line Ann ini-rej-i oi icpuen
McOarvev, of, in and to all that certain piece
or parcel ol land situate tn tbe villaire of Morrell
ville, in the township of liwer Yoder, Cnmhria
countv. Pa., bounded on the north-west by Chan
dler etreet. on the e:ist by Oartield street, on the
sout!i-wet by lot of 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'Keili.
Also t All the right, title and interest or w. .
Sherman, of. in aud to all that certain lot of
ground situate tn the township ot F.-'t Taylor,
county ol Cambria, Pa., fronting on tbe Ebens
burg and Johnstown road and adjoining tbe pro
perty ol Martin Mcifonsm on tno norm ana east
and an alley yn the west containing two acres
mnieorless, having thereon erected a one-story
frame house. Now In tbe occupancy ol Joseph
Wood.
Also : All the rlirht, title and rnterest of W. W.
Sherman, of , in and to all that certain piece or
parcel ot land situate In the townthm ol East
Tylor, county of Cambria. Fa., lrontipg on the
Etiensbnrg and Jonnstown roaa aoioining tanas
of Koger McAnally on the south-east. William
Oppy on the east and Patrick Tigue on the north
containing reur acres more or icsa. unviuic uioro
on erected a two-st-jry frame hfue and frame
stable now in the oecuiiancy of W. W. Sherman.
Taken in execotioc and to be sold at the suit ot
John Campbeil, S. W. lavis and Joseph Hogue,
Commissioners of Cambria county.
Also: All the right, title and Interest or Perry
Kwartrentrover. ol. io and to all that certain lot
ot ground situate in the village ol South rork,
Oroyle township, Cambria county. P., Iront.lng
sixty-five leel on street and extending back
one hundred and sixiv-six to an ailey, adjoining
lot ol the Evangelical cbur?n on the south went
and an alley on the southeast, having thereon
erected a two-story plank house and a board sta
ble. Now In the 'occupancy of Perry Swartzen
trover. Tnken In execution and to be sold at the
suitrlT. ti. Stewart A Co.
Also: All the right, title and Interest of Mary
E. Jones, of. in and to a certain lot of gmumt in
the Ffrst ward of Conemaogb borough, Camt-Tie
oointv. Pa., fronting on Kailroad street and ran
ninx i-ack to an alley, adioinlng property of Jos
Freldhoff on the east and pr- per-.y of the lertnn
Catholic Church on the west, having thereon
erected a two story frame house sad outbuildings.
Now in the occupancy ot Mary E. Jones. Taken
In execution and to be sold at the suit et the Kit-
tannicg Insurance Company.
TEKMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid when the property Is knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds at the cod Ur
ination ol tbe deed.
D. A. LUTHER. Sherif.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Pa.
January 20, id j
OTICE In the Orphan's Court
ot th County of Cambria.
fTo the heirt and legal repretentatiret of Jorrpk
ry, deceaned. Greeting: Y'oa are hereby
cited to be and appear before the Judges of
orphans court, to be held at Ebensoorg on
nrst iMonaay of .nsrcn next, tnen and mere to ac
cept or refuse to take the reil estate 01 Augustus
Cornmesser. deceased, at tbe appraised valuation
put upon It by an Inquest duly awarded by
said Court, or mow cause why the same snouui
not be sold. D. A. LUTHEK, Sherit.
snerin omce, ko r., I'a. I
December 15. 154. s
Sold atRefluceflRates:
we sell for cash 15 per cent, lower
of
4
rika ihk
An- nrif-xcelled in (JUALITY AND
LOW FIGUHKs. An Im
mense Line ok
Il'tvltnarc, 7'in CrypT,
Miet iron and Silvenrart,
Jlorsc tind .Stable -f'ur.s,7i(.s,
Aud Farming Implements.
4 tin nest pails., ilu dippor
.1 pressed tio basins, Desied
2 purlrlini; pans
1 ili tin cups
1 la'Ke wash b-.iitr. No. R ,
2 kchhI curii biooais
5 cml huckaU. .".....
Ckal oil, pvr gal
t'lothps pins, pet doz....
White tear), per cwt.
Nails, per kee
$ .7$
25
IS
35.
95.
15
1 0O
1
01
6 M
2
fine assortment of Wall Pi
per.
GLASS 'at Spkciai. IUtrs
fel OUTING FltGMrTLY
Attended to.
of
our SUPERIOR COODS
Meat 1'ounders, Mincing Knives, SEW KUlTES
11 l , 1, i-.- v-iu l soia at iiw iti
L so a at Low rricef
jT LOUK JrT)ll MV NAME ON THE WIN
M UE TO TIN!) THE KIGIIT I'LACE.
W. HAY,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
educing Stock.
everything in the
Silver Plated Ware,
Q. HUNTLEY.
I
TWENTY-EIOHTH ANNUAL STATEMEFfT
ol the Protection Mutual Fire Insurance
Comoanv of tTambrla eonnty, for the year ettit
iDH lerener 31, 1iHI:
Amount Insured
Jan. 14, 184. 1,S79.&33.2
During year
425.64S.00 fa.lS5.3T8K
Deduct am't expired
Daring year - , .,.
Ieduet amount
Surrendered and eaacel'd
344,203.00
V,1 57.00
Amount property
Insured Iee.. 81,134 .....
1.705.S2S.K
107.40 M
7.12S,e
io.m f
M4
Am't notes in lorce
Jan. 14, 18M
:,i7i.M
40.22S.00
30,019.00
i.rf.oo
A'mt Premium notes-
Taken during ear
Deduct am't expired -
liuriag year
leduct amount
Surrendered and eaneel'd
Am't Premium notes
In force Dec. 31, 14
Number policies issued during year .
Number policies in lorce Dec. 31. 1
....;
cash Aocorirr Rwairrs.
Amount on hand at date last
settlement . l.4.9 14
Cash for new insurance 1.4M.M '
Money burrowed May 1, 14... 701'. 00
Assessment No. I (autr.or.zcJ
July 10. 184
Amount collected on tame 4,717.30 l JOS. Ti
EXVEKPITT RBS.
Losses paid
Edward W. Krans
70 on
t0 0O
1 .om
900 OO
10 OO
Om 00
K4 0
467.00
86 "0
n oo
' v s '
i.S
Christopher W hite (balance).
Michael tistes
Heorge Lcmyre
A. I. Storm.... ....
Francis Yeaa-er
Joseph A trray
wm. K . William.....
Lewis Kndler
P. L. Eck .. .
As ron Sheeline
Jamea K. Cooper-... ...........
Other extenses
Com's'B on assessment No. ..
Bor money (ptld Sea. 20, lM)
700.0-1
KM
12 00
SO 00
4-1 OO
STS.Oe
''T
11 M
2 (W
iO 6.1 14
Interest tin same..
Secretary's fees
Treasurer' alary
Kent
Agent's eommifecion -
Prem'a return'd for policies can
Printing. postage. st ationery. etc
Compensaticn Kxeiuiive Com
Expenses adjusting losses, ee
Balance ob hfcad n.lve 91
Jnury 2 '.r-l. the lorczo.nc account aaiit-
ed, lound correct and approved.
JOHN LLOYD.
JOHN J EVANS,
C. T. K IBF.HTS.
Executive Committee.
Qltl'IIANS' COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate 1
BY virtue of an order issuing out of the Or
phan? C-ourt of Oaw-ria county, the UDder-
siicned. Administratrix cT t. h ambers A. Pari-ns,
late ol the township ef lean in laid county, de
ceased, will expose to publie tale, oa the premi
Ise, on
Friday, Februar' 20, 1885,
At two e'clock. P. M.. tbe following described real
estate, to wit : All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the township ot Iean. county ot
Cambria, Penn'a. adiolning lands ot James Mc-
Ouire, Jane Mdiuire and others, containing
108 ACRES,
More or less . about thirty Bve acres c-t which are
cleared, having thereon erected a one and a half
ttnrv plank house aed frame stable.
the
lt,K.ns tr ai.i. une mini 01 ine purchase
money te be paid on tbe confirmation ol tale nd
the remainder In two equal annual pavmen:
with interest, to be ecured b. bond and raorrage
Of the purchaser. ' ATI1 AKIN E MoCAKTY.
I ean twp., Jan. '&.-t. A Jm'.tiis tratrix.
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