FBrSSBlKO. PA.
;).! 1. - - FEB. 27, ISSr,.
LOCAL AXD PERSONAL.
'ere. There ami the Other riace.
C,,urt nt'Xt week.
f .,r liUioeil ifMd3 ro to ttie Sugar Bowl.
-Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
K,,r choice groceries co to the Sugar
V'iit t-n Inche9 of snow fell on Tuea-
y Mkll't.
( ptttr John Forter has been elected a
; the Peace ia BraJdock.
r Jsmes Myers, of the Mountain
is !yir dangerously ill with pneu-
- K "ii teen trillion feet of logs are ready
(v- ifted out ef Kettle Creek, Clinton
LV:i"t fail to notice the change and read
? a lvertisemeht of V. S. Barber A Bro.
at.o'hri column.
-Ti e next is-te of our paper will be the
t Fukkmvs published under a Demo
,;:e administration.
-Le town's skating ring weut np In
ike one niht last wewk. Ao incendiary
:li his little watch did it.
-Mr. '-.' rue E. McPike, of the Altoona
!-., ciine kere on Saturday to add fuel
the tiie which he kindled several years
.
-There are only twenty-three Common
a returns to gry before the Grand Jury
it week. A short Court will be the re-
t.
-Charley Watson, a Tyrone lad, son of
run Watson, aged 8 year, weighs 131
i:i.l-, within three pounds as much as hi
her.
-i:-v. Fathers Boyle and Ilyan, the for
r .f Ujllitzin aod the latter of St. Augu8
this county, spent the early part of the
: k in Pittsburg.
-il.-s Annie BejDon.of this plac, who
th ire of the Myers school, in Cambria
!-! it, was compelled to stop leaching on
ilneit;iy on account of Illness.
-r:e huinlrid and ninety-one applicants
hirn.-e are anxious and willing to under
e to keep the whistles of Cambria coun
i citizens wet for the ensuing year.
-Mr. li.ouias KoseatiUsel, of Allegheny
ijhip, will sell at public sale a lot of
-..nil property, farming uteusils, live
k, etc., ou the 24th of March next,
-the following named persons will find
ers awaiting them at the Ebensburg post-
e: Mrs Mary Evans. Frank Flanigan,
, Jones Wm. U. Smith. Lilly Telford.
-Ihi.l Uiainaee causes much sickness, bad
-1 and improper action of the liver and
:;eys is bad drainage to the human sys
, which Burdock Blood Bitters remedy.
The large steam flowering mill of David
s vt Sou, Indiana, was badly wrecked on
Inesday last by the explosion of two
is. Loss about $:t,00. No person was
red.
Prof, llarria Tdstilles for nervous de
y, etc., are offered on free trial. Their
ure causes no loss except to proprietors,
know their merit. Harris Kemedy Co.',
Louis, Mo.
A bill has been Introduced In the House
larrisburg providing for the payment ot
-usion of $8 per month, to school teach
wlio have spent thiuy years of their
s in their profession.
ee advertisement of James Myers and
rge (.iailaher. executors of John Elder,
rased, in another column. They will
some valuable real estate at Carrolltown
Le Uth of March next.
Vallie Luttringer captured a small owl
Monday morning ot J uJge Lloyds portl
nd took it home, Intending to give it the
tiit of a civilized education, It died
lever, on Tuesday morning.
Patrick Ilruwu of th Central hotel of
I'hiee lias been awarded the contract for
cairyingof the mails from this place to
rrvtree lor the term of four years, com-
titi'f on the 1st of July next.
lhe various officers of the respective
juIis of this Common wealth whose
.- expire this year will be sworn into of
. n the tirst Monday in March, instead of
fiist Monday In April, as heretofore.
E l ward W. Vogeley, teller of the But
fcaviugs Bank, has lost 113,000 of the
k s money in speculations la oil. Voge
Las di-appeared. He was a trustee In
church, a Sunday-school teacher, and
the confidence of everybody.
A tramp who had been hired by Farmer
f-r, living near Jenner Cross Roads,
ier,et founty, stole a gold watch, a new
j er and a suit of clothes from his eru
rT and made good his escape while the
i!y were at church ou Sunday last.
The County Commissioners have par
ed and placed in the well on the Court
se s,juare a forca pump that will be
1 hereafter for forcing water from the
into the boilers in the Court House in
d of having o haul water In cases of
rney.
"n Wednesdiy evening of last week
e Alexander Bacon and wife, colored,
Iai.tingdon, wore attending a perfor
ce at the opera bouse, some thief enter,
heir house and stole 580 which Mr. Ba
hd received from the government last
s a pension.
"ae day last week at Huntingdon as
t;e Philips, accompanied by Miss Buch
as driving into that town the horse
led i.fT a bridge down to the frozen
- 111 below, a distance of thirty-five feet,
, -ir.u.ge to f.ay, both the occupants of
eid escaped uninjured.
Application has been made for a charter
''e building of a railroad beginning at
teru,i:ius of the Bell's Cap railroad,
'-ti'i Clear n Id and part of Indiana to a
t or near Punxsutawney, Jefferson
ty. The length of the road Is thirty-
and the capital stock f 1,000, 000.
I't-wnger Engineer John Kemberling,
Vlt.nma, while running Second Day Kx-
ea-t, one day recently made the fast
t n.e tver made oo the Pittsburg Divls
lie Diade the trip in two hours aod
W:eiiiinutesfioin Pittsburg to Altoo-
Mi of over forty-seven miles an hour.
The meeting of delegates recently held
'he Concordia hall or Altoona from the
"an eiuging societies of Johnstown,
ll!'fia City, Huntingdon, Tyrone and Al-
decided to hold a Ssengerfest In Au
t xt. The Frohsinn, of Altoona, were
charge of the arrangements for the
-1 ! cnihtion of Bishop Tuiag has been
i-i improving since his last prostration,
t "isai;eto walk about the pastoral
" Father Brielly. who has been 111
i "iiuii,!,ia for several weeks, has also
u-"- t" improve, though still UDable to
1 t -i house or perform any ministerial
of the singular developments of the
i-atural gas explosion In Lawrence
the claim of MUs Mary Modey, of
!-ry. for $100 damage for the loss of
tjral bangs, which she sustained on
'"Rion. She has placed hei casein
of an attorney and will enter suit
r- t:;- cUim A satisfied.
-J Trees, his wife and another lady
,'" d kl'Ma;ong the road near Blacklegs,
"a -o-.ir.ty. one night last week, when
1 h-ard sounds like the cries of a child.
'1 approae!;,., 1q that dirprtjon wf,en
"iy they were startled by an unearthly
,'' "' 1:11 :" by s,-"ne wild animal, almost
''flhem. They fl;d i terror. Next
?-i t.. .'arge f,)ot piinU or an animal
; '-!!. in the snow, uelievd to be that
v 1 t. l,i..h was recPRtjy seen near
During the last thrp U.-ft.krf n. l Tin,..
Wen burning coal in our .fflee from Mosei
Davis' bank in Blacklick township, which
was delivered by Robert Ferguson, of the
eame township. we do not believe there h
any better coal In this section of the county.
Quite a number of our citizens are on
short allowance of water, their hvdrants
and water pipes being frozen up by the re
cent cold snap. The main pipe on Centre
street opposite the Court hous is frozen up
and water has to be hauled for the purpose
of supplying the boilers of the heating ap.
paratua of the Court house.
There will be an annular eclipse of the
sun with the moon on the IRth of March.
TheecliDse will be partially visible In this
"ection from 11.38 a. m. to 2.18 p. m. of that
day. The moon will be partially eclipsed
on the 30th of the same month, the eclipse
not being visible In the Unite,! States, but
visible in Europe and Africa.
A new device by which passenger cars
are heated has just been introduced by the
Pennsylvania railroad, and gives entire sat
isfaction. The new heating apparatus is
a seir feeding stove or furnace placed under
the car floor, capable of holding one bushel,
which is filled with anthracite coal and will
make a run of one hundred miles.
If the great body of snow that now cov
ers the ground should happen to go away
with a rain it will be the cause of a great
flood, but whether it goes away with a rain
or not. people shouU go to John Owens'
stor for dry goods, groceries, provisions,
boots and shoes, etc , where you will at all
times find good goods at low price.
Armstrong county has voted against the
erection of a poor house with emphaais
There were 4,026 ballots cast against to 1,405
for the project. In Kittanning borough the
vote was a tie at 156. Voters were not so
much opposed to the institution as they
were afraid of job'xry in the purchase of a
farm and constructing the buildings.
The kill providing for the establishment
of the whipping post for wife beaters ws
defeated in the Senate last week by a vote
or 24 to 13. It Is but Just to say that the
statesmen who voted against ic did so, not
on account of desiring to avoid any unneces
sary personal risk to themselves, but that it
was a step backward towards barbarism.
The Vigilant fire company of Altoona
have met with another heavy loss in the
death of one or their nw horses. Mr. W.
W. Trout recently purchased three horses
for the company in Illinois, for which he
paid the snug sum of $1,000, and ever since
their arrival in Altoona on Friday last, the
ODe which died had been ailing, the trouble
being lung fver.
Information is wanted of the whcrea
bouts of John Butler, a bright and active
boy. aged about 16 years, who left his home
in Huntingdon in search of work on the 17th
ot November last and when last heard from
was in Clearfield. When there he wrote on
the 1st of December that he would bt home
in a few days, but since then nothing has
been heard from him.
Mr. William Lewis, one of the most
highly respected and prominent citizens of
Huntingdon, died at his rosidencd in that
place on Sunday night last, aged 71 years.
He was a printer by trade and was political
editor of the Huntingdon Globe rrom 1846 to
1874, after whicn Be disposed of his interest
in that paper and counected himself with
the mercantile business.
A tin box containing a toy monkey wa
found under the Greensburg Court house
steps one day last week, and the supposition
or the finder that it was an Infernal machine
loaded with dynamite was sufficient to alarm
the inhabitants of that place, and great was
their joy when they discovered that what
they thought to be a fuse wis only a string
to make the monkey dance.
Mr. Joseph Erb, one of th men who
was killed at South Fork last week by the
railroad accident, was formerly a Lancaster
county clergyman, having left that county
thirty-rive years ago, and intending to make
a visit to his native place entered inte part
nership with a Mr. Bowman and bought a
car load of horses which they shipped to
New Holland in that county.
The verdict of the Coroner's jury that
investigated the accident at South Fork by
which two drovers were killed last week,
says "that the men killed came to theirdeath
through the gross negligence or wilful mis
conduct of James B. Anderson, engineer of
No. 628, and that A. L. Gibson, flagman ou
the train ran into, was negligent of his
dnty." The engineer and flagman have
been arrested.
Mr. John Schwab, of Loretto, left on
Saturday last for Pittsburg, his intention be
ing to enter Merey Hospital for the treat
ment of one or Ms eyes, which has been
troubling bim for some time. Mrs. Wm.
Lang, or this place, who is a sister of Mr.
Schwab, accompanied by her little daughter
Gussie, who has been afflicted with a epinal
affection, aleo went at the same time for the
purpose or having her daughter treated by
the medical faculty of that institution.
The Pittsburg Time reports a some
what Indefinite remark of Lawrence J. Mil
ler, uiiaine engineer for the Atlantic Coal
company, the largest concern in the Clear,
field coal region, as follows: Mr, Miller says
the New York Central Is after the Rochester
Pittsburgh, and thinks their chances for
getting it are reasonably sure. In that
event, says the gentleman, the Rochester A
Pittsburgh will be opened through from
Punxsutawney to Johnstown, where a con
nection will be made with the B. &. O.
The cottage alleged to have been burg
larized by William Stough atCresson recent
ly, was that of John Chalfaut, of Pittsburg.
This morning Miss. Ellen Murpby, who was
with Mr. Cbalfant's family last summer, and
who is now at the Mountain House, and
Agent Corbet, of Cresson, appeared at the
Burgess' office to look at the goods recover
ed from Stough when he was airested. Miss
Murphy Identified eight pieces of lace, two
blankets, four towels, three small Bohemi
an goblets, and other articles as the proper
ty of the Chalfants. Johnstovon Tribune,
On Thursday last as Peter Miller, an old
gentleman residing Dear Altoona, and Mr.
M. A. Teager, of that city, were driving
past the Wbi Hall stables a horse that had
got frightened suddenly ran out of the yard,
and being unable to turn aside Jumped into
the sleigh, striking both men with his fore
feet, throwing them out of the sleigh, and
before they could get up were trampled on
several times by the frightened horse. Mr.
Yeager was severely braised and had his
coat nearly torn off, while Mr. Miller was
partly unconscious and was carried Into the
hotel, Le having two ribs broken and the
broken ribs having penetrated his left lung.
It was thought at first that the cnances were
against his recovery, but later information
says that be Is getting along well and will
recover.
The special Court lasted until Saturday
morning of last week, when the jury in the
case of Kin ports vs. Hipps A Lloyd, the
onlj case tried, brought in a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for the sura of $3,971.00, that
being the amount claimed. It was a long
and tedious case, and tried the patience of
both Judge and Jury. Judge Bier, of Som
erset, who presided, is an able and learned
Judge, and moreover a pleasant and cour
teous gentleman. Although a stranger per
sonally to the most of onr people, be has
long been favorably known by reputation,
as but a few years ago the Democracy of
Cambria county insisted on bis nomination
as their candidate for Concress. and onlv
yielded when Mr. Baer peremptorily refused
to be a candidate. During the week of bis
presiding over our Court he has not oalv
confirmed the good opinion previously held
by his Democratic friends, but has deserved
the respect and esteem of everybody, as a
Jearufd, lair, upright tad Impartial Judge.
! :
John Storm and John Callahan weie
brought up to jii on Wednesday night
about twelve o'clock on a committment
fiom the Burgess of Chest Springs borough
for the payment of a tine and costs imposed
by that official. Just where the Burgess of
Chest Springs gets his authority to commit
prisoners to the county j Ml for fines and
cos's is a problem that we are unab'e to
solve, unless he imagines that he is " a b g
ser man than old Grant."
The Gailitzin AVics says: "The people
of Paris do not know what kind of roads we
have here in America, particularly here on
the Alleghenies. If they should see them at
about the first fall of snow they would think
that roads as they were would really wear
off all the splendor of those in the old coun
try. Our architectural woiks as well as
sewers, water works, parks and gardens are
in every way in a pleasing state of affairs
and are not in need of any spondulix." It
may be true, but it makes us feel sad to
think about it.
About .1 o'clock on Monday mornir.g last
the grocery atoie and baker) of J. G. Vor
hauer, iu Conemaugh borough, and a double
frame dwelling adjoining, owned by Chas.
Raines and occupied by -families named
Yurt and Culbrt, were destroyed by fire.
The loss sustained by Mr. Barnes is about
f2,000; uo insurance. The household goods
and stock of groceries or Mr. Vorhauer
were all destroyed. On his store fixtures,
stock and bakery his loss is estimated at
f2,000; insurance, $1,500. On household
goeds he had an insurance of f "00.
A frightful shooting accident happened
on Wednesday of last week near Philips
burg, Centre ouniy. John and Charley
Wolfe, William Brown and narry Gray, all
young men about sixteen years of age, were
out hunting foxes in that neighborhood
when young Brown's gun was accidentally
discharged, the ball striking young Gray be
low the ribs on the right side, passing
through his bowels and coming out at his
left side. He was placed on a sled and
taker, home but died on the road, ne was
the only son of W. Y. Gray of that place,
We have iu our midst, if reports be true,
at least one young married couple who differ
greatly on the question of roller skating.
The wife, wh is of a giddy nature, seems
determined on attending the new rink when
completed, while her leige lord, being the
possessor of a jealous disposition, seriously
objects, on the ground that it is no place for
married women. A few days yet remain
for them to settle the difficulty before the
doors of the new building will be thrown
open rr the reception or pleasure seekers,
and we are inclined to believe that she will
prove the better or the two, by impressing
upon her husband's mind the words of Moo
dy, the evangelist. "There is no harm in
skating so long as you skate for the glory of
God," and both will, of course, then atteud
regularly.
About eleven o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing David Evans, a young man, a son or
Johu T. Evans (Ridge) who resides In
Cambria township, about four miles west of
Ebensburg, was found iu his room at his
father's house suspended to the joice by a
clothes line, dead, ne had been demented
for several years, and some two years ago
becoming dangerous his father sent him to
Dixmont asylum, where he remained several
months, after which he was brought home
considerably improved. He had eaten his
breakfast about an hour oefore be was
round, and then wentto his room, as wasbis
usual custom, and was not seen by any one
or the ramily until found hanging lifeless.
He bad g .t up on the bed, tied the rope to
joice and around his neck and then tied his
hands behind his back before jumping off
the bed. He was about twunty yeais of
age.
For the information and benefit of our
readers who engaged in the culture of carp
we publish the following from the Greens
burg Democrat: "Mr. J. G. Cottom, resid
ing on Jacob's Creek, several miles from
Scotidale, is meeting with signal success as
a carp culturist. Nearly two years ago he
built a pond, 48x72 feet, and placed therein
at different times 47 fish. Twenty-seven of
the number are now 2J aud twenty )4
years of ajje. Both lots of fish had a fruit
ful spawn last summer. The spawn of tnn
older fish now measure 6i inches, and those
of the younger. 3; inches ia length. Al
though he has iiever counted them, Mr.
Cottom Is satisfied that the spawn of last
summer numbers thousands. His pond is
supplied by living springs and Mr. C. at
tributes the rapid growth of the young carp
to the ract that the cold water was not per
mitted to pass directly into the pond, but
was tempered in the sun by a long flow be
fore entering. Mr. Cottom has just com
pleted another pond tnat embraces 1 acres,
into which he proposes to transfer the spaw n
of last summer, at a suitable time.
Quarter Sessions. The following re
turns have been filed in the office of the
clerk or Quarter Sessions and will be laid
before the grand jury next week :
Commonwealth vs. Caroline Smith. Sell
ing Itqnor without license,
Com. ys. William Stough. Burglary.
Com. vs. William Swank. Fornix et cet.
Com. vs. Robert Hall. Assault.
Com. vs. James Burns, John Mullen, and
Martin Leonard. Housebreaking.
Com vs. William Jackson. Francis Ward,
Michael Coyle. Frank McDermoU, Francis
Lamp, aud William Doran. Burglary and
larceny.
Com. vs. William R. Smith. Larceny by
bailee. 3 y
Com. vs. Wm. F. Cook. Embezzlement.
Com, vs. William Hughes. Larceny.
Com. vs. William Hughes and Richard
Brown. Larceny.
Com. vs Lena Shaffer. Lewdness.
Com. vs. Lucy Ann Hunger. Keeping
disorderly bouse.
Com. vs. Aaron Walker. Shooting with
intent to kill.
Com. vs. Samuel Kelly. Assault and bat
tery. Com. vs. Benjamin Cooper. Fornix et
cet.
Com. vs. John Quinu or Glvin. Selling
lhinor without license.
Com. vs. Charles Leffevre. Fornix et cet.
Com. vs. Patrick J. Nugent. Assault and
bat'-ery.
Com. vs. Daniel Wingard. Larcenv by
bailee.
Com. vs. Louisa Michaels. Assault and
battery.
Com. vs. David M. Lewis. Fornix et cet.
Com. vs. Harry Spangler. Burglary and
larceny.
Com. ys. William Stough. Shooting with
intent to kill.
REIE.tIPTIO., TERM'S EVOH IIOX.
Some of our most popular ''minister of the
Gonpel" In these days, Henry Ward lieeclier
anionic the number, deny the "fa 1 1 f mar.," ;
or the necessity of Redemption. They call '
the Scriptural account, ' a fabulous tradl
tc." Their Liiiht is not the Liuht from Heaven,
but au iyniiii$ ftitnitx, springing ftoni II. e
foes and swamps of fu se philosophy, it is
not even a reflection of the truth, f-r tradi
tion testifies lo lhe S.tcred .sloiy ot P.iiadise.
The truth of Redemption is inU-rwi.ven in
ll:e history of this planet, liKe the roots of a
great tiee, with ten thousmid ramifications.
Erery tithe and nation of Antiquity oOserved
traditional rites and ceremonies founded in
'.lie idea of Redemption.
W will enumeiate a few of these:
1. All nations ot Antiquity built teuiplts
and Rltais.
2. Theyi fferrd sacrifices, propitiatory and
euehaiisiic.il.
3 They gave tithes for the alt.ir. j
4. They attatained from sensual gratifica- '
tion hetore saciitior. i
They owiieo to legal defi e.neots. !
6. They bad a pritsUiood set aput for the :
holy wm k. i
Now observe that these sacred customs
were universal amongst the nations of Anti
quity, i
Tney had a tradition ut a sinul nature ;
Witness their altars, their sacrifices for sin
their priests set apart from common human
life
The Tree of Truth is too deeply and wide
ly rooted with leu thousand branches, to be
eradicated troiu this earth 1 Heury Ward j
Beecher cannot lo it ! !
Universal sac, iflce for sin thovced a universal
sense of sin. (
Weie mankind created without fault, why '
a sacrifice for sni if he remained faultless. I
Now tor Positive Testimony iu Redeiuptive !
History :
This Testimony is backed up by Sacred
aim Secular wi iters, ancient and modern ,
The Oue kind wrote against Vie otiier, thus
clinching the history ! ,
The traditions of all nations te-ti v. !
The most ancient patriarchs testify.
The inspired prouliets ol God, seeing the j
end of Pruvideiic from the bediming teiti-
' V.3 P.lnca of th Prophets, the mighty
Isaiah, the fifth and forerunning Evangelist,
testifies.
The great Prophet Daniel, who saw the
Alpnaaod Oui.-na or God's Providence in
the lise and fall of empires, testifies to the
Redeui tion of i.ian from sin.
Ail the Prophets testify.
All the Apostles or God testify.
All the Martyrs who died forTiuth.testify.
All the Sous of God testify.
All the Angels of God testify.
All lhe Holy Evangelists testify.
Ail the Cnristiau Fathers testify.
Heathen writeis by confirming the truth.
testify. I
All God's Testimony was indelibly written !
aud sealed by the blood of His witnesses. j
Because of this Cloud of eminent wit- I
iiesses, we believe the Truth of Redemptive
History.
Let evolution go and hide himself in the
mists of error, in the "Smoke of the Bot
tomless pit." A. D. H.
Chest Springs, February 21, 1885.
Receipts and Expenditures ; RECEIPTS AKD EXPENDITURES
Preparing for the Inauqcration.
Colonel D. H. Hastings, of the Fifth regi
ment, has issued an order with regard to the
tegiment's trip to the inauguration. The
regiment will leave on March 2 The sever
al corapmies will be moved as follows:
Company A at 3.15 p. in., with regular train
from Enensburg one coach; Company li
at 3 05 d. m., with reuular train from Belle
fonte one coach ; Company C at 6 p. m.,
with r-guiar train from Hollidaysburg oi.e
coacn ; company l J at i.23 p. m , with spe- i
cial Fifth regiment train from Altoona one '
coach, Company F at 2 p. ni., (special)
from Indiana oi.e coach; Company G at
9 20 p. m., to join special at Lewistown i
Junction one coach ; Company II with I
rtgimentai mum coips. at 4 25 p. m., from '
Johnstown two coaches; Company 1 at j
3.20 p. m . with regular train from Bedford
one coach. j
...... .
A Positive Guarantee Is given that
every article sold at the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House, Altoona, Pa., is lower in price
than the same quality and mane 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 yonr
patronage the prices will always be lower
at the Golden Eagle Clothing House,
130J Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa.
The Vreat Elntarl. !
For toothache and neuralgia has no equal. I
Warranted. Only 15 cents at all drug stores, i
Johnston, Holloway A Co , Philadelphia J
Agents. I
SEW AllVERTISKJIIJITS.
Council Proceedings. Council met in
regular session Monday eye.. Burgess Gt
wald presiding ; Councilmen Evans, Jones,
Kittell and Thompson present. The min
utes of last meeting read an d approved
The following bills were read and on motion
orders granted for the same :
R. R. Davis, work, etc $ 1.05
Kxpresa n meter 75
Ifaac Krans, itationery and postage. .... 60
J. S. Davis, salary a' clem 10.00
E. W. Humphreys and William Leftn't
return judges .. 3 00
E. W. Humphreys. IS hoars' work in W. W. 2.24
national Meter Co., repairing meter. 4.S5
On motion, an order of 175.00 was grant
ed the Dauntless Firs Company, the same
being the appropriation for the year 1884.
On motion, a refunding order of $12.02
was granted the borough treasurer, being
amount of exoneration for the year 18S4.
On motion an order for $25.00 was granted
A. V. Barker, borough solicitor for tbe year
1884.
On motion an order for $25.00 was grant
ed Burgess Gutwald, tbe same being his sal
ary as burgess for tbe yar 1884.
On motion the clerk was directed to enter
on the minutes $3.00. tbe amount paid by
the water superintendent to the borough
treasurer from the county, being amount
paid for use of council rooms oa election
day, February 17. 1885, and $2.25 from E.
Griffith for gas pipes.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
PETITIONS FOR LICENSE. The
lollowlnic persons have filed petitions lor li
cense with the clerk of Quarter Sessinas of t'am
bria county, to h- presented to tbe Court on Man
y, March 10, Jv5 ;
AUenlieny township tarern. .1. K. Dennv.
Burr townst.ip-tsTern, lerbrt Oenlcr"; et
Inir house, CJeorire HulnnRle.
Cumbria City, 1st Ward tarerns, fMward
Haves, lirnatlu." Fisher. I'eter Koth.C'ias. Biyle,
Daniel I.ysett. Mnrxaret Herbert. lct!r FiUpat
rlek, Kridirel Howe, I'atriok IWrLanKhlin, John
Kintt, Margaret Fitrpatrifk, I'atrii-k Hoyle; e:il
Inic houses, Frank Kurtz, John Water. Martin
Lojcan.
Cambria City, Jd Ward tarerns, John I.vsett,
John SchctTaur. Jacob ScbafTer, tJcoixe Abzner
David Hnrkhard.
Carrolltown taverns, Idiwrenee Sehroth, An
drew H. Haun, F.dward U Binder, D. C. Wetsell
Jr. Jns. Stoits, Charles Lannbeln ; eatlnn houses,
Henry Blum, John istoltz, Frederick cr; nurm
John J. Hauic, Joseph A. (fray fc T. S. Williams!
Carroll township taverns, Thomas J. Weak
land, James A. Haft1cy.
Chest township tavern. Joseph Rhodv.
Chest Springs tavern, John Crouse, Joseph A.
Winner.
Cleartteld township entln house. Jno. Bender.
ConemauKh borough. 1st Ward taverns, P S.
FreidhofT. Fhart Malzi.John Karr, John tJans
Cieo. Held. Frederick Benier. Tbilip Hertzlnrer.
Conemauich borounh, vd Ward taverns, O. J.
Hoffman, Lssronfe Releb. Benedict Fer, Jos.
Daley. David Costlow, Catharine A. Sloan. I .a u ra
Toohcy, Andrew Fit7.slmmons. John SSwartzman,
Conra l Ernst, Kate Von Alt, John Oearhart. Al
bort F. Ieokey, Josiah Swank ; eaunic house
Elizabeth Burke.
Conemauich twp eating house. Hen. I.,. Shaffer.
Croyle township taverns, Thomas Keelan. Fe
ter Brown, John D. Wentroth, Charles N. C.-ouse.
Ioan township eating house, Jamea J. Khody ;
tavern, I,eonard Hollis.
Fast Conemanurh taverns, Marx ret Kelly,
William J. Cannon. Ueorve A. Confer. Christina
Klat.
tt-onsburn, Kast Ward tavern, D. U. fc. James
Mvers.
fcnensbnrr , West Ward taverns, John A. Blair.
P. F. Brewn, Christina Foster.
F.lder township taverns, Charles Endler. Fran
cis X. tut.
Franklin Peter Rubrlta, tavern.
Oallititn taverns. M. Fltlharrls, Jacob Bopp
lauil Burk Sr.. Arnold Lenlz, Joseph M Running-,
OritfUh Bonner, Charles Dress; eating
houses, Andrew Oealer. Joseph Dashner.
Orubbtown tavern, Wm. L. Livingston, Jaoob
1.. Ream.
Johnstown. 2nd Ward taverns. Csnrad Hoff
man, Patrick O'Connell, William S. Patterson,
i miip i-iiuiiuciii, j nomas Mnney. treorjee w.
Koonh, Thomas S. Itovis Neil Sharkey, Joseph
Crouse John Srhlffaner, John Coad, E. H. Wll
louer, John Frank, JeorgeCKaao; quart. John
Kaab, Jeb Morgan.
Johnstown, Srd Ward tavern, John V. Shaffer,
John Frit. Mm. C. Kast, Charles Zimmerman,
Sr., William Thomas, Charles Oswald, John l.
Thomas, John Morton, John Zobel, RobertSaror
son, Jamea J. Mllllan. William H. Thompson,
Stephen Clulrk. John J. Hornick, Andrew Winn,
H. Frits k Charles Wess, Joseph Kost, Hui;h
Oreenwoouf quart, John Ludwii at Son, Fisher
& Streum.
Johnstown, 4th Ward taverns, Eckhart Pfell,
Thomas J. Lewis; eatinr houses, David Faioon,
C. J-Setanable : quart. William I. Dodson.
Johnstown, 5th Ward Paul Weiirand, tavern,
do 6th do William Shaffer, do
Johnstown, "th Ward atin houses, Andrew
Abler. John Oearhart.
Lilly's taverns, Marearet Helle. C. A. teonra
M. C. Bradley, Edward If ulhearmn, John Men
far, (lei. Brant, Simon Ryan, Jno. A. Hamilton.
Loretto taverns. C. F. O'Donnell, A. J. Chris
ty. Florian Benjfele.
Mlllville borouKb, 1st Ward taverns. Neal Mc
Aneny. Catherine Dowllnar, Evan A. Jamea, Pat
rick Rodgers, Watkln James, Edw. McLaughlin.
Mill vllie borough. 2d Ward taverns, John H
nin, Thomas McDormott, Patrick Minahan, Wm.
Marshall ; eating house, Jerome Oouldins: ;
quart. M. McBrlue.
Portage township ts vera. Jesse McOougn ;
eating house, Franets McDonald.
Prospect boronii h tavern. Thomas Ktley ; eat
in ic bouse, Patrick ?Cary.
Read township taverns. IHivld Brookbank.
James Lair.fr ; eatlni? house. Albert Youogkin.
Richland township taverns, John Helms, Jao.
H. Watklns.
Stonycreek township taverns. Charles J. 9chae
fer, Fred Koehm ; eatlna; houses, Jacob Jacoby,
Peter H. Malri,
Summerhill twp eating house, John Roehm,
Susquehanna township eating houses, Antho
ny A. Miller, Philip P. Miller.
Tunnelhlll borough taverns, Patrick O'Dowd,
Richard Byrne. Daniel McKenna, Catherine Flts
patrick ; eatinir house, William McOarvey.
Wilmore rxiroasrn taverns, Jos. Horner, Oeo.
Wendemh ; eaunif bouse, B. C J. Mctiulre.
Washington township taverns, John Byrne,
John H. Clark, W. R. Danham, Michael Dona
hoe, Patrick R. Myers, John P. O'lN'etl; eating
house, Louisa Weiser.
Upper Yoder township taverns, Chauncey Da
vis, Charles Hocustin.
Clerk's Office. f H. A. SHOEMAKER.
Eo'k teu. i;, i5s5. Clerk tuarUr session,
-OF-
POCR AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
1
of ;
CATORIAIC0U1TTY, PA.,'
Front, January 7th, 18S, to
th e th day of Jan nary, lSSt.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, ESQ., J
Tressurfr. Dr. ;
To amount of requisition for H-M 17.KS) 01
To b:latn-e ilue Poor t Hoitw of Em
ployment 3.7:t 70
To ra.-h by I. Lilly, steward A'X 7'i
To c:t!h by lieu. V. Ealy ' ,
OF
CAMIUIIA COUNTY, PA.,
FHOM
The 7lli I.v f isnntry, ( tU
till Ijr of Jnnaarr,
JOHN A. KENNEDY. Tkeasi-ker. D11.
To am't In baud ol Treasurer at last
sett Irment $ 7 4'7 81
To nm'l rvceived from miscellaneous
mce 3.4ol 8.1
To tin t received trviu redemption ol i
nis .?M
Tiki m l rnvived Irom coiiMublcs lor 1S3
anil previous r;
STILL. A CHANCE
-FOR-
T am I rrrctved iroai sratcl and un-
iMtri
To nui't or duplicate lr
17. 24
I
JOHN A. KENNEDY, ES?
Treasurer.
H amount .itl
A n'i;iir,iY aikI other roi:iti?8
A ttorney t'eftx
How rlhi;r Hiilntirsinti.1. P
'lot hit . l-y pmhI, boot ixl i1hc. . . .
O'HI wiwxt
0tti " tor hmi?e
Co thus hihI tiin-Tal ximims O.I). P...
CniistMf's nn! JiihI irtt" fis
Irii ami metl'it'iiia,
F.xjHMtsrs and allowance O. I.
r mlir. ...
KnrmtT ami House wrvHiit
Klotir anti fet'ri
Fertilizer
irain il.ill
iriKerief
Hardware
I iiMirMtiee
Livery hire
I,iv stock
Meat
Merchandise
Phvtticiafi nt Mouse
l'hsiciau to O. J. P
Pump
Q-
Salary Steward
Salary Matron
Sleiyh
Tobacco
Threshing.
TransMrtatin
Vegetables.
Ntrtn Pennsylvania Hospital
Hal. due Poor and Houso of Kmploy
m nt .". .
Cr.
171
.'5 uo
:l in
2 i in
211 is
VI 75
till !'i
S H r.5
10
4.4-1', 03
71 07
SJi .V
Villi H
11 14
S no
7s S2
113 6;
93 OS
tSt ."!
3U2 00
517 A
21 61
X 40
4St t
17 SO
17& OS
5-i on
137 SO
6L' 5
1"4 t
1 0i
172
3o "J "
2,'!I7 91
7.0.T6 10
V MOUNTS nl'E PliOB ASH IIoU-SK OF
EMPLOYMENT :
Ity Jin-oil Thomas and wife S 37ft 1)
JtV Andrew Knrooii. est oo 70
Hy Cambria Onard Hall Association. . . (KJ
Hy AVilliam Prvce ' oo
By Pnvid K. Jones 2 oo
Ity John H iker 4s 70
l'.v rsrern Pennsylvania Htispitul
(overpaid) 1 79
8 1 .K7:t 3
Given under our hiiinls. at the Commissioners'
Office, in EbemOmrg. this litth clay of January,
A. J. 1S.W.
H.A.EXtll.KHART.l
('. K. foVK.lt, S Auditors.
PATRICK O'lKJWrM
OBITl'ARY, j
DAVIS. Died, at the 'eidene of his father In 1
famliria tnwnhip, on Wed ne-d.iy . February
ls8". I-mnel Pavi, son ol llio'ioas ( . Davis, j
atrcd nliout is years.
STOKEY. Pled, at her home in Snmmfrhill
township, on Saturday. Feoru-iry 21, HS5, Mrs.
Alexander Storey, aied about 32 years. j
Ty EPORT OF T. I.I1.I.Y. ESQ ., STEWARD
V, of Pisr and lionw of Employment of Ciim
bi ia County, Penna:
Stork on Farm.
Three horses, nine cows, one bull, five brad
young catt'e. three beevc. nine sboats, ninety
chickens, tw eiity-thrce tutkeyn.
Farm Products.
31 tons hav, 6 .0 bushels oats. 4."si bushels corn
(ears), yon bushels potatoes. .VI bushels bm-k wheat
23l4 bushels !eaiiH, .V bnshels turnips. 17 hupucls
onions. 1 ,400 he:ids cabbage. timnt'es. beets and
other garden truck in quantity. 2v dozen eggs.
Butchered ei-ht ho-. 1 e;i liring 2.17 lbs., butch
ered ten calves, realizing U lbs., butchered two
eons, realizing '.'3 lbs.
Articles MmmfiK-t ured In House.
2 bbls. soft sa Kip, foo lbs. hard soap. 00 lls. but
ter, 2 sets harness, (doub'e), W men's sliirfs, l
chemisis, 25 dresses. 2n sheets. 4 pillow slips, 19
t-el ticks. 14 pillow ticks. 21 aprons. 11 skirts. S;
haps, -i" pair woolen socks. VI pair woolen stock.
iiis. 12 pair mittens. 18 roller towels.
Farm Implements.
Same as reported last year with the addition of
a grain drill.
Inmate.
In limine Jinunry 1st,iss4 Bt
Adinltte.1 during the year V2
Kcirn in house during year 1 1J9
piel jo
Discharged, ran oft", etc .V)
In bouse January 1st, lsi ; 89 19
tf inmates remaining in the house there are :
33 sane males; -jo s:me females; X insane females;
t insane ma'es; 3 blind nviles: 1 bljr.d fema e; 1
colored fem ile; frmnlesand 1 male paralytics,
nntilile to wulk, and 1 lunibTn.ile.
Monthly average ol Inmates during year. 72
There are eighteen insane at Western Pennsyl
vania Hospital, of whom eleven are males and
seven females.
fiave ltlrth. Purine Year.
Annie Ptsel. of East Conemaugh, to fem;lo in
lant, March Mh, lsi4
Inmates Who I)iel Dnring Year.
Mary Mickel.
Kl M cAt.imany .
Ileiiecca Flowers,
Sarli Lewis,
Fritz I'.rown,
Daniel Miller.
Andrew Burgoon,
.lohn I.iver.
dn.ph Had?,
John Filth.
Name of Inmates at Western Pennsylvania
Hospital.
August Pnlmdal,
.btsepli Eoerly,
Oscar tibmsen.
hrist Klinerayer,
Adam K. Nooii,
I.eo Wills,
Alex Ponaldsoti,
Herman liarlich.
Ammiltii 'I'homas.
Ebensburg, Pa., Feb
.TamesMcFal.
Is;iac Jeff ries.
Mary Mcliride,
Theresa Richards,
Sarah Card iter,
Mary Oallagher,
Ann Moreland,
Ann Mclwrmott,
Fliza Thomas.
, 1SS.T.
UI3LIC SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate I
THE unde-slgned, exeentors ol the last will and
testament ot John Elder, deceased, will ex
pose to public sale, at the hotel of Iawrence
Sehroth In the borough of Carrolltown, Pa., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 'S5,
At On O'elorlt. P. If., the following de
scribed real estate, to wit ; A piece or parcel of
lano situate in ine townsnip ot Susquehanna,
county ol 'atnbrfa. Pa., adiotning lands of John
Bearer, Joseph Holts, heirs of Henry Weakland
and others, containing
lOO ACRES,
More or less, about slxtv acres cleared, having
thereon erected a TWO STORY I'LASK HOUSE
unUKi BARN. This land is in a good state
of cultivation, and underlaid with coal.
To be sold subieot to a morta-aue of 8S3 33.
bearing Interest from June 1, IBM, payable annu
ally to Jacob LutLer, and at bis death , tbe prin
cipal to be paid to the heirs of Magdalena Eutber,
ueceasea.
At.BO, A lot ol ground situate In the borough of
varrontown, t'a., fronting ok teet on JYialn street,
and extending back 214 teet to an alley ; having
thereon erected a Two Stobt FRAME MOUSE
Ann r KAHE STABLE.
TERMS OF SALE. Five percent, of the pur
chase money to be paid on the day of (ale. ene
third of the remainder on the first day of April,
188S and the balance In two equal annual pay
men ts with Interest, to be secured hy the mort
gage anajuugmem Don ns ot tne purchaser.
JAMES MYEKS,
OEO. OALLAH F.R
Executors of John Elder, dee'd.
reoruary si, isw.-l.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Estate of ParaR Mclvkkill. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Peter
Mulvehill. late ef Wilmore borough, dee'd, hav
ing been granted to the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given to all persoas Indebted to said es
tate to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against the same must present
mem properly authenticated tor settlement.
PETER M. KINNEY,Ff,
JOHN BURNS, Exeoutors
Wilmore, Pa., Feb. 27.-t. '
XrOR SALE. The subscriber will sell
JL. at private sale abont 3 Acrsn of ground
situate in Wilmore borouirh. Oarnoria countv
having thereon a large Frawb Horss. eontainimr
ten rooms. In good repair, suitable for a hotel,
with a lot of choice fruit trees and necessary eut-
uunuiugs. ror miner information can on tne
subscriber on tee premises. Terms reasonable.
MARY E. MULVEHILL, Wilmore, Pa,
Feb. 27 .-2m.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mrs. 8. J. Lkech. deceased,
Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs.
S.J. Leech, deceased, late ot Oallitsin boraua-h
having been granted to tbe undersigned, notice Is
hereby given to those Indebted ts said estate that
payment must be made without delay, and these
having claims against tbe same, must present
mem properly authenticated ror settlement.
FRANCIS N. BURK,
Oallltsln, Pa., Ian. , "8&.-et. Administrator
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mrs. Eliza Pasrisb. deo'a.
Letters ot Administration on the estate ef Mrs.
Eliza Parrish. (deceased, late of Cambria town
ship, having been granted to the undersigned no
tice is hereby given to these Indebted to said es
tate that payment mnst be made wl'.hoot delay,
nd those having claims against the same, mast
present theta properly authenticated for settle
ment. HILL1AM U. fAKHISH.
Cambria tp., Jan. 18, '8S.-6t. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate ot Asdkiw Buroooh. deceased.
Letters of Administration on tbe estate of Mr.
Andrew Bunroon. deceased, late of White twn
ship, having been granted to the undersigned, no
tice Is hereby given to those Indebted to said es
tate that payment must be made without delay,
and those having claims against the same, must
present them properly authenticated ror settle
ment. JOHN H. DUUOLASS,
White twp Feb. 1J. 5.-eu Administrator.
Cr.
By amonnt pjtd
Auilltors (County) i
Auditor (State)".
Assess jrc .
Bonds reileoine l....... ............ ...".
Building brioges
Brldite and Mml views
Bo inllnif jurors
Boarding prisoners
Borough tax
t Commissioners ..........................
t .mil in issi oners' elerk. ............ ....
Coin in if sinner.-' counsel .
Counsel leea (St. Francis' College)
Court crier and tipstaves
Const.lb!cs
Criminal prosecutions
Court Hotiiie
Pistrict Attorney "
Elections
Km and wild cat scalps
Inqul.-itions .......--.......
Insurance
Interest n bonds.............. ........ J
Juror? (ttrand)
Jurors (Traverse) ,.
Janitor ...
J;il and Jailor I
Jury Commissioners and Clerk....'...
Miscellaneous ........J.J
Old or.lers "
Probates.... .. . ' J J
Postage .....
Prothonoutry . ........
Printing "....".".."..
Poor House Directors..... "J.
Poor and House ot Einp.oymont
Registry
Rec. rds "
Redemption of lauds...... .....Ill
Reform school
Refunding
Road datnaire
Road lun.i ."
Selnsl lund
State lax ...........
Stenographer .. ..
Sheriff "
Teachers' Institute
Talesmen
Western Prnitentiarv
Western Penn'a Hospital
Thirty. nine deeds to county
Advertising lands
Remaining in constables' hands
E.Toneralinn.i to constables
Exonerations on duplicate....... ... ..
Abatement to Taxpayers
Treasurer's com . on 64,48ft. 4:1 ni & per ct.
Treasurer" com. on 14,.;41 M erct.
Balance in hands ol Treasurer..
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RELIABLE BARGAINS.
:0:
Plenty of Ovkrcoats yet at .i reduction of
25 "FIEIR, OZEHnTT.
A few LA I) IKS' COATS,
We liave been selling quite a lot of goods at our
REDUCED PRICES,
Whieh we mentioned here last week, but still
have too man- left, and are de
termined to close them out,
-IF LOW PRICES WILL DO IT
O:-
4 M It TS PT E PROM CONSTABLES EOIS
19m anl previous years.
If2 Jonas Foneh, Adams twp
Archie lurrell. Barr twp
John El I s wort h.t Jam Oris bor..2d w.
Henry Sieminer. Johnstown, 7lh w.
.lames Miller, Ixwer Yttder twp..
1R3 Art-hie Earrell. Karr twp
Ivicll'd E. Thomas, Hlackll.'k twp.
Honj.T. Fuel), Cambria twp
los. J. Trexler, Djan twp
E B. Mct'artneT.E.t'ouetn'Kh bor.
D. t). Burke. 4allltzlu twp
Alex. J. Berlcey. rubbtown bor..
Howard lMvis, Jackson Iwp
Henry Stcmmer, Johnstown, 4th w.
I. K. Miller, Johnstown. Kb w ...
M.J. Pioel. t nite tw
(Jeo. D. I'rinifle. Wilmore bor
John Horn, I ppcr Yoder twp....
Ei. t". Binif le,lwer Yodertwp..
18S4 eo. E. Krn, Karr twp
Thos, M.Kc-cse, Blacklick twp...
David H. Jones, Tamhria twp
.las. 31 . Kelly. ambria her., 1st w.
Aufr. Hainar, t'atnbna bor.. 2d w..
A uk. Yost, Sr., Inn-til twp
M. Zollner. t'arrolitown bor.......
Anthony tlill. Chest twp
tao Soisby, t :iearrte!d twp.......
James Kinney, t'.memaniih bor...
Jos. J. Trexler, lean twp
James Myers, Ebensbnra; bor.. w.
w. (since paid In part)
Ansehn Weakland. Elder twp ..
K. J. Kirtley, E. (Jonetnauich bor..
B. Weis. (iallitzin township. ... .
A. .1. Berkey. tlrubbtown tor
Hiram Swank, Johnstown, Bth w.
John McOahe. Iilly's bor.........
J. A. Troxell. I'ortaice twp........
E. J. Blouuh. Kichlanil twp
J . N. Stra) er, Snmmerbill twp....
W. A. Kaicer, iu?u,uehanna twp..
J. Htuonnl. stonycreek twp
James Ievlir., Taylor twp
Jas. D. t'risle. Wnshlni;toii twp.
M. J. Noel, White twp
teo. W. trfnifle. Wilmore bor....
i4eo. tl-illiiiuer, Wootlvale bor....
John Hen in I"pper Y oder twp. ...
tscwlt ilcr'eatorf.ijowcr Yoder twp
15 H7
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71
M.26
4 .1.1
17.7
15 58
4 1
2.1. t
i.57
81.34
14.2H
2! 44
77 53
40 12
142.80
3,14
Vi.bU
10.37
23 27
5.00
l7.0j
155 20
ir..e ,
2V2 IS
25.22 :
21 87
24.8')
3K 01
2.80
I
30 80
61.30
M.im ;
67. U0 1
47.33 I
1H M !
20.7H
l'J7.28
K.ftO
M7.57 (
319.7 :
121.SS
477.62
21.21
24.S.S1
81.11
82.ini
1M
254 34
In addition to the CLOTHING TRADE,
we have the largest lot of
O A.N3NTE D GOODS
In town, and think our prices arc
OliTTLE LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. j
BUT WE LEAVE THAT FOR YOU TO JUDGE.
We invite you all to call and sec
-OUR STOCK and PRICES,-
And if you can sec a bargain, take it ; if not, no
harm done.
-:0:
B3TXo Trouble
QUOTE PRICES.
to SHOW GOODS or
4.2KI.77
MOT NT PIE CAMAKIA tHIl'KTT O
udirmcnts
John T. t'ooney
Isaac w ike
lteniatrtn Eiirart ,
John W. 4rav, et al
John W. 4ray. et al
Tames Kleck
S. A. K. Kitch. et al
W. W. Sherman, et al....
lohn E. McKenzie
Barbara Kabb
275
32
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10
ei
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88
V. S. BARKER & BRO.,
Pebruair 27, 1SSS.
EBENSBURG, X3.
t 2.22 91
A
MOT'NT DUE D1STKICTS FKOM
missloners' sales and redemption ol
DISTRICTS ROAD.
Adams township
Barr township
Blacklick town.-ip
t'ambrla township .
Chest township
Clearfield township
t'onetnauxh twp....
Elder township
Jackson township
Susquehanna twp.......
Summerhill twp..... .....
Wasninirton twp
White township
Vpper Yoder twp ,
Lower Yeder twp.
9 61.49
1
4 7S
4 54
e us
..... 70 60
9 4t
67 fW
6 54
147 31
1 05
...... 17 00
. . 11 49
4 &3
4 53
1-1 8-1 18
POM-
lands.
SCHOOL.
$ 62.9
S
11 76
SO
44 64
82 32
7 69
3 PS
if 35
2W 68
1 65
17 on
8 49
4 13
4 13
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HARDWARE ! TIME ! STOVES !
$10,000 in Gooils to be Solfl atReflnceQRates.
KJ:
HAVING purchased for ca.?h, we sell for cash 15 per cent, lower
than elsewhere. Our fine stock of
MOUNT RECEIVED FKOM SEATED AND
k. Unseated Lands.
DISTRICTS.
Adams township ,
Alleitheny twp
Barr township
Blacklick twp
Cambria twp
Carroll township....
Chest township
Chest Sprints bor...
Clearfield twp
Conetnaugh twp....
Croyle townsMp..
Dean township
Elder township
Ebcnshnnr bor
Oallltsln bor
Oallltzin twp
Jackson twp....
Johnstown bor
Eower Yoder twp.
Mnnster twp
l'artaire township....
Keade township......
Stonycreek twp...
Sunmerhlll twp
Susquehanna twp...
Tiylor township
Tunnelhlll bor
Upper Yoder twp...
Washington twp....,
White township.
Wilmore borough...
ROAD.
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177.72
48 80
8 12
434 65
.7. " 132 20
KM 15
83 99
329 82
60 48
7 43
1 80
12 91
3'JO 80
5 21
127 73
1394
276 20
644 53
.. 3 00
231 S
83 90
115 22
10
68 83
118 53
522 88
4,350 09
244.95
2.50
39. 90
16.74
79 29
7 87 l
608 48
2 40 I
168 89 !
I'll 15 1
141 59 1
457 49
60 46
11 04
298
147 16 !
490 04 I
121 73
17 05
431 69
1,342 12
3 00
227 52
119 62
120 97
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100 29
175 12
685 45
1 95
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EASE-IS, tSIS 1KD PAStES ST57S3.
Are nripxcelled in QUALITY asd
LOW FIGURES. An Im
mense Link of
Jlirthrare, Tin Coper,
Shfft iron and &ih-cr?are,
JJorse and Stable Furnishing,
And Farming Imflemicntb.
4k
our astonishingly low price list
17 qt. dish pan, pressed
14 qt. dish po, pressed
12 qt. dlsb pan, pressed
11 qt. disb pan, pressed
14 qt. bucket, ..
10 qt. backet
1 two hoop bucket. woodeD...
1 three hoop bucket, wooden.
4 qt. coffee pot
3 qt. coffee pot-
2 qt. coffee pot
. .50
. 43
. 40
. SO
. 33
. 23
. 15
. 20
. 23
. 20
13
4 tin nest palls, with dippr..
3 pressed tin basins, nested..
3 pudding pans
1 dot. tin cups
1 larpe wash boilar. No. ....
2 good corn brooms .........
3 coal buckets
Coal oil, per jral ..
Clothes pins, per doz
White lead, per cwt..
Kails, per keg..
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ASSETS.
Due from Judgments t 2.223 91
Due from Constables 4.280.77
Doe from D. A. Luther, Sh'fT, (since pd.). 6HI.S0
line from Western Penn'a Hospital . t.139.11
Kal.ince In Treasurer's hands . 11.243.67
To balance, - 24.3S7.13
43,9M.0
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding County Orders....
Outstanding Bonds
Ihie Iiistricts on KoH and School
Due Districts from Commissioners' sales
and Redemption of Lands... .
Doe IndlTiduals from Redemption of
Lands
Doe Poor and House ot Employment
t 649.18
30.000 00
6,074.61
1,077.74
99.97
7,05. 19
t43.968.09
tliVEH under onr hands, at the Commissioners'
Office, in Ebensburg, this 24tb day of January,
A. D. 18&.
JAMES COSTLOW, 1
JOHN KIK BY. J Commissioners.
D. HAMILTON,
Wi, lhe undersigned Auditors of Csnjbri
County, respectfully report that we hare careful
1t emmined the vouchers and accounts ot the
Receipts and Expenditures of said County from
the 7th day of January , 184. to the 5th day ot
January, 18g., and find them as stated ; also the
foregoing statement of Assets and Liabilities of
said County.
OiTen under onr hands at the Commissioners'
Offlco, In Ebensou.-g, this 29th day of January,
A. D. 1885.
H. A. ENflLEHART, 1
c. B. COVER. Auditors.
PATRICK O'DOWD, j
NOTICE. To the beirs and legal rep
resentatives of Brldg-et Storm, deceased.
Take notice, that an inquest will be held at the
late residence ot Bridget Storm, deceased, in the
borough ol Summltnlle, now Washington town
ship. In the county of Cambria, on Saturday, tSth
4ay of February at 9 'rlerk In the loreooon of
that day. for the purpose ot making partition of
the real estate of the defeased to and among her
heirs and lKl representatives, if tbe same can be
done without prejudice to or spoiling of the whole;
otherwise to value and appraise tbe same accord
ing to law, at which time and place jou are re
quired to attend If you think proper.
D. A. LfTHER. Shertfl.
Sheriff's Office, Zbent burg, Feb. 6, ie!.-td.
Your attention is called to our fine assortment of Wall Taper.
FULL LINE OF BUILDERS' MATERIAL,
PAINT, VARNISH AND GLASS at Special Rate
ROOFING AND .TOUTING Promptly Attkxdbd ra
f-All ure invited to convince themselves of our SUPERIOR rnnno
AND LOW PRICES. fcHIUH COOD8
A. G BUCK & CO.,
Csfnllitzin,
-IN BUYING YOUR-
RAHGES, COOKHIG AMD HEATING STOVES.
Cellar Furnaces, Fire-Place Heaters,1
Tinware, Copper Ware, Sheetiron "Ware,
Lamp Goods of Every Description,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Soup Ladlei,
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, Bras3 Kettles,
iron Kettles, steam Coolers,
Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers,
Perfect Waffle Irons, Boilers of all Kinds,
Meat Pounders, Mincing Knives, gjf KHITBS
MF9. ?tock of KITCHEN ARTICLES, will be sold at Low Price.'
FRANK W. HAY,
No. 280 Washington Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA-