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LOCAL AXD PERSOXAL.
llit-re ami the Other Place.
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...7 er an I tt.eartcr grow the days,
? An 1 t!' are (ewer and (ewer,
i' ,..,o'i .! grow- the "in' Kind
ra .
j k!. it row bluer and bluer :
2 1 :e with only a slual lo her b,ik
11 it .... in .1 her l.idiaba'.oo.
y , ..... , ni r t"f a sealskin Mcipi
ya., a .ir l.'i' I Ire-liar, t -..
- H trii 1 ftnlfr.
' -Y rfriun.lbif.
A i . n.-'-s--' :''
; v. 1 n.- I" make CHideii.
' ; .n!i K -.ti r rvi;s ready.
: . - i- tie iJst week of Lent.
i. . 1 . e si t 'Pii pixds hold the fort
I M . :..! next is AlgiMient Court.
i --t's 1 il,JIsia Tablets never fail.
J K r rained goods go to the Sucar Howl.
1 ,-i:.i--'.beat cakes ai d niupic syrup are
N iw i 'I b th' liiibiiii take his annual
ait
i i'.,r ( .i 1' 4iovrn'!t bi to the Suar
I Truiit hhiug commenced on Wednes
dv !a-t.
: 1 .liij.laysburg clitldren ate wiestling
Hi'h tii'- measles.
A Huntingdon man has a decorrtted
E.i!-r utit said to b. yeirs old.
i i't,:s is about the time of year when ,
jt ur wife takes a spell of housecleaning. p
: Altoona is agitating the iie3tiou of in- I
tr iducing a fi'e alarm telcKrapli fysteni in
tfc.it "dy.
. Mr. A. T. Pindle returned on Tuesday
trv-iniii: aftt-r about a month's absence in
M irv anil.
Insurance rates are to be increaed in
Pi".-!'iiii! on acooutit of the danger Incident
W nutunl t'P.s.
5(i:i.;(f trie ska'.in rink at K ist Cone
Biijl'ii bas been compelled to close its
tlt-i.i for want or patronage.
Or lers ' av been re ce ve I at thj P. I.
jr i,,ips f Altoona for the building of five
pi -'.ni cats, wbidi ate to be compieti-il tv
April l..h.
' Those who wish employment shouid
o. t ui K it. Cbise A Cu.'j ad vprempnt
in armther column. The fiim has a good
rspLitntinn.
-Th
rVnnsjlvania Kailiosd Company !
. . . . 1 ...... 1 1 1 . PtA. r 1. . .
un- .rin' n.r- ii tyjs f i 1 1 r 1 1 l Mil i-unr urn ;
ei.: a ion, maatng nrry cert a ton less i
tfcan a year ago.
; A stock company has been foimeil at
3a tsbnrj for the manufacMire of glassware
composed of s It. shale and lime. The caD
!tal stock Is flSOOO
' Jacob Stock, of York county, killed 1 ,
434 hawks last year, for which he received
16. 50 from the county treasury, being 20
eents for eah sia!p.
Mrs. Mary Douuhertv. wife of Mr. John
D 'USherty. ths oldest citiz-n in our town,
db on Wednesday evening aed 85 years,
fj'iituary notice'next week.
i Poor Man's Faster Fj; Dyfs - Bve col
or in one package for 10 cents Egs dyed
wiili these dyes may be eaten without harm.
F r sale at Zimmerman's drug store.
The secret art of beauty lies not iu cos
metics, but Is only in pure blood and a healthy
performance of the vital functions, to ho ob
tained by using Burdock Blood Bitters.
Vigorous health is man's finest estatr.
If wen!; and nervous, send for circular and
tre trial package, of Pastilles a radical
tnre. Herris Remedy Co., St. Louis, Mo.
.1 It is said that niauy farmers who had
P"tatoes buried have discovered on examln
li i! their pits that the hard winter was too
Bi'i'-h fur them and a grpat many are frozen.
.! We call the attention of any of our read
tr 'al'.o want a situation to the advertise-fc-nt
of H. G. Ct.ase A t;o., beaded ". sales
men Waiited " Write them for particulars,
i In H-ady's I'.i-n 1 twp . Armstrong Co.,
V- - t-ryi-rirs have levied 23 mills road
preliminary itij
' th:- co'irt rjst
unction has I'en
pining its collec
II
nry Schrrnba's. foreman Henry Krug
rci!;-t; ("o., St. Joseph, Mo., uses Dr.
Tii'iims' Fflectric Oil with his men for
ram-., cuts, bruises, chapped bands, etc:
I: is the best.
ir Messrs. Baker iv Bro. , horse buyers
from Lancaster, shipped a car load of hor
s from this p'a.'e on Tuesday lat, Tne
cat contained lit bead. Horses are said to
t)-' low In price.
I John Bender moved his family and fur
r.lture, and took possession of the Cambria
: House In this place on Monday last. Mrs.
Kostei shipped her furniture to (ireensbtirg
tui the same day.
t -Mr. George Ccmerford. of Loretto, was
i . , . . . .
In town on Monday last having the deeds
nade out for the old hotel stand cf Philip
Itertzog. in Loretto having purchased the
i property from Mr. John Sherry.
I r nj , ,
I -Mr. Joseph Bender, of Holhdayaburg.
t aid the FKREViYnfliiimnlMMnt.li.ir i
? Monday last. He was on his way home
"from attending tbe funeral o? his unclp,
i!r. Albert B"nder, of Johnstown.
The attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of E. Dufton Son
I which will be found in another column. If
Jjou wish any thing in the hardware line call
.and ee their stock and learn prices,
Mrs. Garfield, widow of ex-President
J'iarfie;.!, is to be married some time during
.t.e summer, to Rev. Wiliiam M. Taylor, of
it he Westfiwli! Presbyterian church, near
NVw Castle, Lawrence, eonnty. In this
jMafe.
1 A dwelling house situated In tbe west
ifrn end of Altoona, belonging to John An
Jderson, a Swede, employed In the Peonsyl
!vania Railroad Company's foundry, was
turned on Sunday evening. His loss fs
:)aout 400.
A part of the Johnstown Casino skating
rink which was in process of erection and
I'.tfnded to be ComnlotBrl nrl ntonoH aft-or
Eiter with a ball, fell on Saturday mnrn
!g lan causing a loss to the contractors ot
Vut -00.
Ur. Kesslcr's English Cough Remedy,
M"l)..nald's Worm Powders, Improved LIt
r Pills, and Blood Purifier, Dr. King's New
D .nnerv, B-jcklen's Arnica Salve and Ec
'"r.r Hitters, can be bought at cost at Dr.
Zimmerman's drug store.
-x -"nator Cowan, of Greensburg, who
v'sitrd NVW Vork city to consult an eminent
rfcyvoiHn with regard to a cancerous affec
- on n his m.iutb has been pronounced In
"jriMe arH the disease Is ssid to b similar
'o that or General Grant's.
A t a-sencer on Fast Line on the Penn
J ama railroad on Tuesday evening last,
-i1 l is pocket picked of tUOat Tyrone. He
a-frapanied by his wife and four cbil
5fM and was on his way to Iowa. He had
Oat tw-,;y tive Pents ,.ft
'ir butcher friend, Joseph Outwald,
"uzM four of thfl nicest fat cattle Into
"n nn Monday last that have been brought
J" f,,r HoniB time. Mr. Gntwaid Intands
lr.? itP,ks out of one of them for Easter,
met w,re raiseil n iniana county
-The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
fiiei he price of cross ties for this sea-
fallows : White oak", B5 cents ; rock
S cents, and second class. 30 cents.
" reduction of 10 cents on white oak,
"on rock and 10 cents on second class,
i R7. R l)inlap, a Baptist minister,
-l from hu borne at Richardsville. Jef
w.o cntyi for CorsIf.ai ,he Mme coant
i-i l,,8gT t0 fi ln element. He was In
tenth when he started, but on arriv-
in f n r- n" w found sitting upright
'n T-hlcle, dead.
Mr. Sam lit: I Fi.-mi.-r. of BrafMck. tans
reccivr.! be that hi unc-le, Davi.i Fier.tier,
has (Ted in Texas Tlif decease.! !t-tt a for
tune of flo.O'io wi,,,.), ,ie ijipj ,,( ,(ja
nephew. Th latter will leave for Texas at
once to tithe charge of his newly rained
wealth.
A miter in C number's Journal says that
chloride of lime n.ixd with wat-r will ef
fectually .iri-e rats from their haunts., and
claims to trnve rid an UifeMed s,hip and I. is
own house of thine t'f ,H. The plan is a
veiv cheap one and easily applied and at all
events 1st-fftctive as a deodorizer and disin
fectant, A little four-year-old son ft Mr. Daniel
F.Iierly, of this place, on Monday last pot
hold of a bottle of 9i,o ammonia ami nwat
ed some of Its loi.tetiLs. His llPs nd
mouth became very sore roin its rtfects but
n thu :iitij ost consi.ieiaule ot its
strtUKtii the i.ttie fellow luckily escaped
witlmut any .serious consequences.
A youim woman teMili,K in Cambria
township, who -loved ttoi wisely but too
well," ii.u.le an ii.tot mut.oii one day last
week aitaliist a vouiir man residing in the
same in-iuhhurMood and had a warrant issued
for his atreit. Ti. jouoK man, however,
d d not wait for ,S ain-so but came in the
next day and enteied b-il for bin appearance
at Court.
A i.ew counterMt f JO old coin has just
In en discnveied. It is dated 1880 and is the
first of tte kind that ever wade. Its appear
ance. The composition Is apparently lead
and )?la-sand it has a thin coaling of jjo;d
wash. It weighs 2J6 grains ami is slightly
larger than the genuine piece. It has a rsood
ring and unless closely examined as to color
ami size it id liable to deceive.
Aoraoi Linger feiter. a well known and
very prominent citiz-n of Biair countv. died
in (i reeiifaeld township, in that county, on
i last Monday, in the 70th year of his ae.
He was elected Register and Recorder of
the county in 1874 and re-elected in 1H77.
lie was an unflinching Democrat, a man of
unspotted character, and was universally
respected mroughnut i lie c.uoty.
The congregation of St. Patrick's
; c! uivli, (iallitzin, wiil give a tea paitv am!
testiv.il at St. I'atikk's Hall on Monday ev
ening next, the proceeds of which will he
: added to the fund for the erection of te
, new Catholic church at lhat place. tJ.wid
music will be provided a'id the managers
, will leave nothing undone, towards nmkit.g
! it pleasant for those in attendance,
j -Mr. Juhti (). Phi lips, of PiUsburj?, oue
of the same family who own and in the sum.
I mer season live in the rn.rwrtv nt- ;....
j,,,, to Andrew Lewis. ,t........i h.
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ChU3e1 I TO HI T V
D ck, Esq., agent fir Jo
seph Pulton, of Hollidavsl
I owner, tbe brick house of posite the jail, and
! will use it as a summer residence. We did
I not learn the amount of the consideration.
I Farmers should bear in mind that the
j seasoti will soon be here when tin v will be
i busy with their spring work and scarcely
liave time to come to town. They jh .old
i prepare themselves for the emergency by
I stepping info John Owens' stme on IIn.ii
j street and laying in a stock of dry goods,
i dress gotHts, boots and soes, groceries and
I provisions, which John always sell-, at bot
i torn pi ices.
! Miss Mary Mattsnn, a wealthy maiden
, lady id Blairsville, aged a'iut fi.rly one
j years, committed suicide on Saturday nioin
j ing lat ty hanging. She had la-tetied a
j clo' hes line to a fcook u tbe porch in the
' rear of her residence and s anding on a
! bench placed the noose around her ueck and
jumped otr. She bad been melancholy for
some time but was not considered ot uu
I sound mind.
j Hon. A. A. Bilker, Chairman of the
i State Prohihuion Committee, has issued a
; call for a mass Prohibition County Conven
i tlnn to be held in Teuipie of Ilouor Hall,
. Johnstown,' this Fiiuay evening, at bait-past
7 o'clock, "for Hie puipose ot organizing the
, county Prohibition work and to transact all
business ti at may come before tbe conven
tion tending to p.Ttect the Prubibiliou work
of the county."
The aipraisers appointed by Judge
: Flanagan to appraise the effects of M W.
j Keim & Co., the suspended bankers of
Johnstown, figure up tbe liabilities at $41,
, 120 20 and the a-.sets at ?12 247.00. To make
up the latter, however, tn 777 00 in bills re
; ceivable and considered doubtful are count
.' ed. A meeting of the creditors of the de
funct bank was held In Johnstown on Fn
' day evening last but nothing of importance
: was done.
I --A yotmg tuan from the northern end of
j the county came to town tbe other day de
j termined on getting a wite. lie l ad one in
: view when be arrived, but, after popping
the question, found to his dismay that Ins
i prospective partner was not in a mhrrying
i mood. Tbis did not discourage dim, howev
i er, as he hired a livery team to take him to
i l.rpSHAn rpitmrblno Sin l a a u;t. si..
,Vw 'H T,.,. " . T ..
I 'Vest, and I II go out and marry ber.'
; .art5i, is wiia
j Tne roa(,8 at are go bad that u
almost impoS9ibIe for ,6 to trav,u
m , . . . . .
The snow is off the fields and the farmers
ara chtfiT, ,hm ,
H u.-jt,, i pei
j sons driving through, while parts of the
j roads are still impassable on account of the
' drirts. Tbe supervisors should attend to
I having tbe roans opened where drilled shut,
i as necessity compels people to travel, aud
I farmers do not waut their fields cut up by
tho travel through them.
Two farmers, Coleman Woolver and
j Albert Reed, living in Lycoming county,
one day last week found where two bears
i had their residence tn a cave among the
rocks on Loyal Sock creek, and succeeded
! in driviDg them out with a dog and killing
! them both. The old bear weighed 250 and
the female 150 pounds. There were also
five cubs in the cave, and they captured
four of them alive. The other one was
shot. The cubs weighed about thirty pounds
each.
Albert Miller, who was traveling over
the Pennsylvania railroad on a stock car in
which he had charge of a horse, cow, dog
and s number of chickens, was seriously
hurt at Blairsville Intersection on Sunday
last. Tbe steam from a passing eDgine so
frightened tbe horse that he broke loose and
crushed Mr. Miller up against the side ot
the car, breaking onef his ribs and ruptu
ring the lower part of his left lung. He was
taken to Altoona, where he put up at the
Logan House and is receiving medical at
tention.
The Hollidaysburg correspondent of
the Altoona Timet says that Trofessor Fa
solt, of the latter place. Is the owner of the
t violin which belonged to Father Gallitzin.
It Is stated that the Professor found the rare
treasure in a Cambria county farm house,
where It bad received very hard usage, bat
that it has been repaired and Is now itself
again. If we knew the name of the Cam
bria county farmer in whose house the vio
lin was found and purchased, as we pre
sume, by the Altoona Professor, we could
tell Just how much truth Is to be attached
to this stcry about the "resurrection of Dr.
Gallitziu's "fid lie."
Tbe Dauntless Fire Company, of Eb
ensburg. will hold a carnival at the Cambria
Skating Rink In this place, on Friday even
ing, April 10. S. S. Jameson A Co., the pro
prietors of the rink, have kindly giyeu the
use of the rink and skates for the occasion
free of charge. A good band will be in at
tendance to furnish music for the skating
and dancing. A festival In connection with
tbe carnival will be held in Armory hall the
sama evening. The proceeds of the
evening are to go toward purchasing a
four-wheeled hose carriage, an article that
Is greatly needed. Our citizens should lend
liberal assistance to the fire comoanv in
' their efforts to make It a succes. A general
! invitation is extended to all to attend.
-On Thursday or last week Judge Buch
er, holding court at Lewistown, overruled
tbe motion for a new trial In the case of
Cnrtin McClain. convicted of the murder of
William Smearmund. On being asked If he
had anything to say wby sentence shouM
not be i-niHHed, the prfconer replied, "All 1
tiaye to sar tbat I am not :uilty The
Jndke delivered a very feeling address to
the prisoner and then pronounced the sen
tence that he be hanged by the neck until
be was dead.
A traniD named Frederick AnnH, and
who claimed Williamsburg, Long Island,
as his home, in getting off a freight train
lust west of Altoona on Tuesday last, step
ped in front of an engine coming down on
anotlier track was thrown under the whrela
and had b's left hand and the tors of one
foot crushed. He was taker, to Ai'oona
where his hrm was amputated by t.ie rail
road company's physician near the elbow
and his other Injuries properly n'tended to
and was tl en s.-nt to the Blair county alms
house. Mr. Carl Rivinius purchased a large
Newfoundland dog which be intended to put
on guard In bis jewelry store at night. Mr.
Joseph Biiey, of Loretio, furnished the
dog. On Tuesday night he was left on
enard tn ti e store for tbe first time, and on
Wedwesday morniig Mr. Ruinlus waseome
what surprised to find all the glass broken
out of th-' lower sash in one of bis back win
dows aud tbe window sill all splintered up.
The di g In bis anxiety to g-1 out bad been
playing havoc generallr. All Carl needs
now is some one to watch the dog.
A former Blair cotintian name! Torn
Brandon, aged ibont 50 yesrs.arrived :n Pitts
burg one day last week In a sorry plight. His
clo'.hes were all torn and one foot was en
cased In a shoe In the Inst stage of disinte
gration, while the other one which was bad
ly frp7..;n was wrapped iu a piece of red
fl inm-l. He told a reporter his story of life
and ss id that lie had left heme 1(5 years ao
with JSO.l to seek his fortune, and after
rnami'iK all oyer the Southwest he was now
on Ids vay hi.me troni Texas. He claimed
bis b;.rne was in tbe Lrop, about 7 miles
from Hollidaysburg, and seemed very anxi
ous to see the old fatm. Tbe, last seen of
hnn be wa woefully gazing toward the
Ei sr.
We announced lat week without com
ment the death of Mr. James Cunningham,
of Carroll township. He was born iu the
county Tyrone, Ireland, and was In the 73rd
year of his ae. He came to this country
with his parents, when he was only eight
years old, his father settling in the vicinity
of w here Carrolltown now stands. Subse
quently they removed to Stisq-iebanna town
shir, and fn 1852 tbe deceased retorned to
Carroll township where, ahnut three miles
from Carrol'town, he had purchased a farm.
He was an industrious, bard working man,
honest in all his business transactions, and
enjoyed throughout his life the confidence
and respect of ail who knew him. He was
the father of eight children, four of whom,
together with his wife survive him.
Livermore is now experiencing some
notoriety as being the former dwelling place
of one of the principals in a recent love af
f a ir, according to a correspondent, which
savor somewhat of tbe romantic order, and
winds up with a happy nnlou on the sly.
Tbe parties to tbe affair are cousins, tbe
young man residing at Cherrytree, Indiana
county, and the young lady at Livermore.
Both are highly connected. .Through visits
back and lorth they became enamored with
each other and fearing tbat their plans of
marriage would meet with opposition, on
account of the close family relationship
they kept .their secret to themselves. R
centlv the young lady visited at Cherrytree,
and during her absence from home she was
united in marriage with her affectionate
cousin. Westmoreland Democrat.
A few nights ago, sajs the Johnstown
Tribune, the house of Mr. Martin L. Fieegle,
near Shanksvil'e, caught fire from a defec
tive flue and was burned to the ground. Mr.
and Mrs. Fieegle were away from home and
tbe only occupants were a twelve-year-old
daughter and three younger children. The
girl, who had taken the other children to
bed with her, was awakened by sparks fall
Ina upon the. bed and setting fire to the bed
clothes, when, discovering the house to be
on fire, she roused her little family and car
ried them out of the house to a place of safe
ty. Returning to the house, she carried out
a drawer full of-valuable papeis belonging
to her father, carried out a sewing machine,
and was found In the act of carrying out a
sack of flour when some of the neighbors ar.
rived and assisted in saving some of the fur
niture. The hair was nearly all singed off
the little heroine's head, and her scalp was
severely burned Iu her efforts to save the
household goods.
nisnstrons Fire at Tnnnetblll.
The town of Tunnelhill was visited on
Thursday of last week by a disastrous fire.
The fire originated about half past three
o'clock in the morning in the saloon of Mi
chael McMorris aud was discovered by Mr.
McMorris who resided in the same building.
He was aroused by the suffocating smoke
that filled his room and after awakening the
other members of his family and giving the
alarm succeeded in saving a few articles on
the lower floor, but the fire made sn?h head
way that little was saved and the building
burned down. Tbe fire then communicat
ed to the house of Michael KildufT which
was also burned, the occupants and neigh
bors succeeding, howeyer, in saving a great
er part of the furniture. The residence of
Michael Meally was next reached by the de
vouring element and was also burned, the
most of the furniture having been carried
out and sved. The houses of Peter Daily
and Mrs. Callahan were only saved by the
heroic exertions of the citizens and the
whole bloct- was In the greatest danger as
the town is badly supplied with water ana
has no fire apparatus except buckets. Mr.
McMorris who also owned the building oc
cupied by Mr. Meally, estimates his loss at
about $6 000, and Mr. Kilduff's loss is eti
mated at about $700. Mr. McMorris has
abont 12,000 and Mr. Kllduff about f400 In
surance. Inatantly Killed ea the Railroad.
On 'Friday last a little twelve year old
girl named Irene Tittler, daughter of a
widow Hying ner.r Baker's coke works at
K manning Point, was Instantly killed by
being run over by a locomotive on the
branch road running from Kittannlng Point
to Glen White. She had been sent to the
postoffiee at Glen White and was riding on
the pilot of the locomotive when the train
stopped and then started op with a sudden
jetk, throwing the little girl off, so that she
fell across the track in front of the locomo
tive, which ran over her and cut her body
completely in two. It is said that tbe little
girl bad frequently made the trip In the
same way, but it Is nothing short of crimi
nal carelessness on the part of trainmen to
allow children to ride on trains.
Recent Death.
Minnie Loretto, a little daughter of Rob
ert T. and Ella C. Shields, formerly of Lo
retto, this coo nty, died at their residence In
Altoona on Saturday morning last, aged
about 14 months.
Miss Lilly Cox, third daughter of the late
'Squire Cox, deceased, of Johnstown, died
at the residence of her mother In that place
on Saturday morning last, aged about 20
years. The death of her sister, Mrs. Julia
A. MePermitt, occurred Just fifteen days
previous.
Mr. Albert Bender, a well known citizen
of Cambria borough and who formerly kept
hotel at Gallitzin, died at his residence In
Cambria boraugh on Friday last. His age
was about fiS years.
Od1 and ludn from t'hewt tuprlngit.
j O 'Tis grand to tcel tbe fervor of the patriotic
I glow,
' That n niton a mighty n.iMnnwith a f Tinpsthct lc
j flow ! j
i KrTm the northernmost eiTTtrim. t tho Southern
( Oult.welieir, ' !
Like the noise of many watw, hallelujahs far '
ami near.
Mr. E'nen Nutter, one of the early fathers i
of Chest Springs, made a ffymg visit to the !
village last week. He purchased some horse j
fleb and left the place a fi-w hnridred d d- '
lars tne richer. Money is a wonderfully ,
handy circumstance to circulate ; ii tnkes !
poor people ; lrit-h, Dutch. Swedes, ard the ;
like to rrake it or its qviivalent ; arid then !
it takes sens ible men with long beads and (
pnrses to circulate it, and sometimes; they
stop Its circulation. j
Peter Trexler, nr. early settler of fc'iis vi-
cii.ity, ceuui tn be cliiiiidng tbe last hill tow- j
ard the netting sun. It may l.e a pretty j
long and wfeeD one, but man at his age must
ere long teerge into the twilight if life, 1
w ben the glare of day light Is past tbe tar j
Of ll.-nver. come Knmlrliin niitfivr the Blnrp T
field-,.
Tfeie are tw. kindnf peopleon this whirl- j
ing flanet. One kir.d ms to have settled j
down to stay, while the other byes in tents,
so to i-peak, settled like the patriarchs- of j
old. Tbe one kind is charitable, the other j
uucharitable ; one grabs the other gives ;
one loves self, tbe othei loves his neighbor j
one :s afraid of starving to death sometimes
the other tiu-ts in God and scatters benefits
with a lavish hand. Tbe distinction be
tween the tw kinds is as marked as that be
tween day and night.
There is a good family of kind Christian
people In this vicinity, and tney live on Joe
Walters' farm. O that the world were all
like them I We could then hail the Millen
nial era, and tbe reign of fie " Prince of
Peace."
Lite without the Key of Truth is an Im
mense absti rdity, an unfathomable mystery.
With this Key of Truth life is a sublime
plan, a glorious chain of golden links.
The flitting season has set, in and house
hold furniture is being aired in diverge di
rections. Well, " 'tis home where the heart
is." The snow is flitting aUo. The sun
in bis strength looked down on the bills and
they melted in his glance and the cellar is
full of water.
Rather a uniqne sprctacle occurred to us
here the other day, namely, a house moving
seemingly of Its own accord, down the lane
past Perry's barn. On closer Inspection,
however, we discovered a few animated
specks about it. which proved to be men aud
hors'-s. The plain, unvarnished fact seems
to be that it was intended for a meat shop,
and moving to the field of fnture action.
Well, men Can do wonders when they have
horses to help them. Aichiuiedes thought
he could move tbe world if he had a long
enough pole. 'Twould be a moving spec
tacle, for certain.
E'ias Barnacle, in company with another
painter. Intends to strikeout on a large seifle
in the house painting business next summer.
Mr. Barnacle is no si w hand on the side of
a house ; and, for that matter, he and his
partner are just as good on the Inside. So
come on with your white lead
People must not try to make a connected
narrative of these Items, they might as well
try to string a page of consecutive words in
"Webster's Unabridged" on a line of
thought. A. D. n.
Perfection of Railroad Ninacemrnt.
Nothing so thoroughly exemplifies the per
fection ot railroad management as the man
ner in which the immense amount of travel
to the inauguration was handled by the
roads composing the great Pennsylvania
system. Never before in the history of this
country has there been such a demand made
upon transportation facilities, as during the
four days immediately preceding and suc
ceeding the 4th of March; yet, under its
splendid organization, the vast travel was
accommodated without the semblance of an
accident, or more than trivial delay. Thou
sands came from the North, East, West and
South, aggregating a total of from 40.O0O
to 00,000 people, over the lines of tbis one
company alone, yet they were all accommo
dated without any apparent effort on the
part of the great corporation, which justly
Is acknowledged the leading railroad of the
world. This grand achievement is not due
alone to the skill and experience of Its offi- i
cers and employes, but to its splendid
switch and block signal system, which
makes the handling of many additional
trains as simple and easy as the movement
or Its regular service. Superiority of man
agement and perfection of modern applian
ces were never berore so aptly shown, and
tbe result accomplished is but another illus
tration of the fact that speed, comfart. and
perfect safety are always guaranteed when
we journey over the lines of the Pennsyl
vania railroad and its branches.
"Ilie fennlr'a Wrd In Thh Tlrlnltx
Director Easly has just corapleted his re
por for March of the poor under his super
vision and the expenses connected there
with. He states that the amount expended
for relief and th number of beneficiaries ts
by lar the largest in his experience. The
names on the regular list number seventy,
representing about two hundred and eighty
persons. Among these $162 were distribu
ted
On tbe transient list there were about
thirty tames, and $'30 were spent in the re
lief of those enifcraceJ lb this number. For
railroad fares, for Indigent travelers, $35
were expended. Two persons were commit
ted to the Dixmont Aiylum durinij the
month the man Lantz, of East Conemaugh
and a son of Mr. Bert Walters of Upper
Yoder township, aged about twenty-two
years. Tbe latter was committed to day,
Ills mental powers have been showing signs
of weakening for some time, and recently
he has had violent spells. The Board of Di
rectors will meet this day week at the alms
house. Tuesday's Johnstown Tribune.
The Oreat Pennayl vainia Railroad to
the West.
Before matting their arrangements, wo
would advisn all those who contemplate a
trip to any of the Western States or Terri
tories to consult the many advantages offer
ed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Its train
service is quick and reliable, its employes
courteous and attentive, and Its general sys
tem (including switch and block signals
and all other modern appliances) the most
perfect of any railroad in the world. Speed.
comfort, and general safety are nowhere !
else so surely found, and a trip over its line !
is more akin to the pleasures of a holiday !
than the irksome journey of the ordinary
railrnad rlrta A nir nf Ito nnnomn . t
raiiroaa fine. Any Of Its numerous agents
win cneenuny inrnisn sucn information as
may be desired, and all Inquiries addressed
to Mr. T. E. Watt, their Western passenge r
gent, at Pittsburg, 110 Fifth avenue, will
receive prompt and full reply.
A rmform Road Law.
In the matter of road repair each township
bas hitherto been a law unto Itself. As a
consequence fiere has been a great variance
In the character or public roads as there are
townships. In many of the adjacent town
ships in more progressive counties there has
been unity of action and very excellent
highways. There are many districts in ev
ery county and several entire counties
where tbe roads are simply brribe, and
the repairs each spring only temporary
patchwork with no permanent object in
view. There Is a bill now before tbe legis
lature to make a State road law which con
templates uniform action. Of course, it
does not provide that all roads shall be made
alike, but that the annual repairs shall con
form to some general scheme and permanent
in its character, if this can be accomplish
ed it will be a gfeat step Id advance.
KFAI, ESTATE TK4XAFEKS.
The following transfers of real estate'
were filed in tbe Record I's office, tbis
ple, for the week ending April I, 185:
G L. Glasgow n, Charles W. Troxell. lot
in Res-de township; eouideraf i?n, $2.f0.
" CharVn W. Troxell to .obn II. Fiske, lot
In Reade to-woship ; consideration-, f-W.
A. R Willhide to Saomi G Willhide. lot
in Reade frr-a-nsliip . cmMderation,
John Trexeii to A- E. Willhide, M In
Reade towrvhip ; consideration, f2.?.
M. J. Coer and Henry Mellon to Antho
ny Myers, II? acres Iu f;allli7rio townbTp ;
consideration, $1,".00.
Ilt-nry Mellon et ux. .f Anthony Myers. I
112 acres ar.d 4 perches is Gallitzin town- f
sh'p ; consideration, ?1 30
John Van Scoyi c t Simel Tleparty, min'
ral in 63acres and 20 perches l:i K -ade tp. ;
era
consideration, fit'!").
Thomas L. Edwards to .J .-t! Sjirinut-r,
10.5 aen s ami 0 perches in liwklu-k t p ;
consideration, H.fHM).
David W. Jones et ux. to Eiire'bert Levy,
i 138 acres and 10 porches in 11 acWiick twp. ;
consideration, $47.5.
William II. Thompson to Herman Mitim
er, lot in Johnstown iHirotigh ; considera
tion, f2,500.
IlermiD Ba timer et ux. to George W. Wag
ner, lot ln Johnstown boroueh ; considera
tion, f3,600.
Theodore Bendon to W. W. Amsbey, min
eral in 200 acres in Gw'li''.n Township; con
sideration, f2,000.
Peter Rubiitz et ux. to Anna E'iz.abeth
Meier, lot in Johnstown borough ; consider
ation, f 1,200.
John E Sirayer to German "Loan and Sav
ing Association, several lots in Stonycreek
township, consideration, f7,2no.
Francis Vought et ux. et al. to Joseph
Smeltzer, lot in Gallitzin birotii;h , consider
ation, ?).
Jacob Horner to Jeremiah Ilildebrand. lot
In Johnstown borough ; cons tlerstton, $125.
James M. Shields to Theodore E. Smith,
lot in Stonjeretk township; consideration,
? 1 ,07..
Joseph Gt rber to James M. Shields, lot in
Stonycreek township ; consideration, $75.
Chat les Selbitz to J.F. Moore, lot in Gal
litziu borough ; consideration, $150.
"The -tter. Kninriliij "lrlit."
Burns' "Cotter' Saturday Night, " an !
other poems, price only Two Cent. Tenny
son's ' Enoch Arden," Two C.-nls, Rawlin
son's 'Seven Great Monarchies' reduced
from $18 00 to $.1 00. and other such charac
teristic victories of The L,:tt-rarv Revolution
cause a prominent literary critic to exc aim,
"What is the wurid cominit to? The poor
man is on an equality with the richest, so far
as books are concerned. " Mr. Aiden's ad
vertisements are always i-iteresti'iK reading,
and Iov-ts of i?o i b'HiWs will note one in our
columns elsewhere with pleasure.
A Positive Gdarantee Is given that
every article sold at the Golden Eele Cloth
ing House, Altoona, Pa., is lower tn price
than the same quality and maae can be
bouiilit elsewhere. And remember, right
here, that it nmt-es no difference how low a
price other clothiers may ak tor their g"Kds,
or wnat innuceineors tne may otJt-r ror your
pntr.inHe the prices will always be lower
at thM (ioi.PF.N Eai.k Clothing House,
1301 Eleventh avenue, AlrtKirm, Pa.
I.tttleta Wanted.
A lady is wanted in every city and vHIukp,
hImi ladle to travel and solicit orr.ers for
Madame Wood's llorsets and Corded Corset
Waists. Agents are making from twenty
to fifty dollars a week.
Send for circulars and nrica list to B. Wood,
64 South Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Carpet Weaving-.
The undersigned, residing one half mile J
east of St. 1 awrence, desires to Inform the
public that he is prepared to weave carpet
on short notice and at reasonable prices.
All work turned out will he first-elasi.
March 13,'85.-c. Joseph Warner.
IITHF.MEAt.
IiET-aNET KEESE. Married, m Oallttzin,
Monday, Maroh 30. Ixk.. hy T. .1. Stevenp. Eq..
Mr. Thoma J. Iielaney to Miss lxur B. Reese,
both ot near Holli.iay.Jhnr(f.
SEW AIVETRTIF.F.!TS.
FIFTY" GIRLS !
10 BR AND CUCBET.
GOOD WACRS7T.1V WEEKLY.
L'glit, steady work given out to be
made at home. Work and n:aterial fur
nished, called for and delivered free by
exure.s.
GLOBE KNITTING CO.,
S 23 Washington, St., Boston , Mas.
NOTICE. AM persons are hereby
notified that at the Sheriffs rle of ttie per
sonal property ef H. f. Hertroir. at (tallttxin.
Pa.. I purchased the following propertr and have
left the same with the said H. r. Herioif during
my pleasure, to wit.- 2 horses. 3 sets ot harness.
2 sleds. 2 s'elnhs, 1 spring wairoo, 2 bumrtes. 2
r ihes, 1 saddle and bridle, 2 fly nets, 1 cuplioard,
2 ton? ot hay, I hed and beddlnir and of a lot
of wheat In the srroand. All persons are hereby
notified not. to interfere or me1 tie with the same.
r. .1. VAl'dHT.
Portage twp., March 28, lsss.-.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The iinder-
slimed Auditor, appointed hy the Ornr.ans
I'liurL t.i henr tnd .1 .... . 1 1 . nt.nn th AvnB,...na
' fi,"' to tho th'r,l 'l partial account of James M.
ii..ii'u mi. . re.iruc an., neaoe. Admini-itrators
ot John Thompson, deceased, and report distribu
tion ef the funds In their hands to and amonnst
the parties le-a!ly entitled thereto, herehv alves
notice that he will sit nt his office In the borough
of Et.ensburit. Pa., on Monday. April 27, IMS. at
two o'clock, p. m., for the purpose 01 attending- to
the duties of said appointment, at which time
and place ali persons interested may attend, or be
forever debarred from coming in on said fund.
ALV1.N EVANS, Auditor.
Ehensburtr, March 17, isks.-c.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat
ter ot the aeeonnt of Lawrence Mnrphy. Ex
ecutor of .tohn MnUanirhev. late of Slnnster
rownohlp, deceased. Ana now, March 9. 18S5, on
motion ot A. V. Harker, Kfq., T. W. Dick ap
pointed Ao.litor to report distribution of the
turd in hands of accountant.
ln i.ursuance of above appointment I wtll sit at
my office In Ebenstmrir, I'a.. on t'riday, April 10,
1SRS, at a o'clock, p. m., when and where all par
ties interested may appear or be debarred from
cominit in on said tnnd. T. W. HICK,
Marcn 20, lttss.-c. Aodltor.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Estate or Pktkr M rtrnii.t.. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Peter
Mulvehill. late af Wilmore boronijh, dee'd, hav
Inn been granted to the nnderslicned, notice Is
hereby frWeri to all persons Indebted to said es
tate to make payment without delay, and those
having claims airainst. the same must present
them properly ant hen ttcated for settlement.
I'ETKK M. KINNEY.'-. .
JOHN BURNS. Exeeutora.
Wilmore, Pa.. Feb. 27.-t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate ot Airrimw HrRoooit. deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate ol Mr.
Andrew Hunroon, deceased, late of White town
ship, having been granted to the nndersigned, no
tice Is hereby given to those Indebted to said es-
I tate that payment mnst be made without delay,
n.l those having Claims against the same, mail
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN H. JJOUULASS,
Whit twp., Feb. 13. 85.-8t. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Estate of Johsj A. ScBiTtg, deceased.
Tetters of Administration on the estate or John
A. Schenk. deceased, late ot Allegheny township,
having boen granted to the undersigned, nnice ts
hereby given to those Indebted to said estate that
payment a.ost be made without delay, and those
having claims against the same, must present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ELLEN E. SCHENK. Administratrix.
Allegheny township, March 13, lSKS.-flr
IX THE OKPANS' COURT OF TFIE
eonnty of Cambria. To the heim and legal rep
rttentattven of rancU X. Chri'ty. deceased. Greet
ing : Yon are hereby cited to be and appear be
fore the Judges of the Orphans' Court to "be held
at Ebensburg, on the first Monday of Jane next,
then and there to accept or reluse to take the real
estate of Francis X. Christy, deceased, at the ap
praised valuation pnt npon It by an Inquest duly
awarded by the said Court or show cause why the
same should not be sold.
1. A. LUTHER,
Sheriffs Office, Sheriff.
Ebensburg. Maroh 27, 183.
TW. DICK, Attornet-at-law,
Ebensburg, Pa. Offlca ln building of T.
J. Lloyd, dee'd, (first floor,) Centre street. All
manner ef legal business attended t satisfacto
ry and eelletlons a specialty. (lo-U.-tf.
ViTATEMEXT Ol' KKTTi.EMENT
-r,tb the Suiwrvisar.- of l.-irf.tl-I r.ji,
i .r the rer ls4
II ira sr Mc'lriRK tn jie-onnt wli?s nearn-,I.N.nn.
Mill. r:i.l rtiftrlct. .
Hr m't of work .lone hv taxable .. t nt
l.ir.U returned
7!V
7 :;l
Ion IM
f- 7 1
V.4 SJ
X'liierti-.ums ol w.irk dn
I orona! rritf 9 :t .Uys, !. j
'ah paid or.??r No 1. T. T. Brrne
' erire i '-i. .. . .
" " , .1 H . Idiiurl
4 .,. s w itllaiii...
" B. W. lnrif
" 't 7,J.;ln liurl.ln ... ..''.".
" 1. H. K. 1 'uneven I
T- S. WM.muis.....;
eo s-
ii
1 ns
lo i 0
fTa.-h paid f r lool-im.l repairs
j 'h for work ilonennroa.l
. "oi:
i
iiirr.iiiuiii un 11ip1lo:itC
e per i-nt. tor pr'lii-irnt mi""
M-j haiam-e on work Ik-ate ..
8 :.
6o 91
i Ky ca?t j.atd to livorar I'assldy In fait.
i T( HTOnnnt of work itirt-lirnte
', To order tol'ounly l'riwarrr...""...'."
I . I
.. 47 -i
... 60 (HI '
j
.. -J4 . 05
i
T rroiiiit nl ch .lupHctte
T amount due tunnfhip ".".7.l
MpntABLTI arkkt in account with itloiirflcld n.wn-
.hii r.m.l ilntrli-t. t:K.
Hj rviiniof work il .ne t,r tm.it. lot r.?i nv
; . refill.; innn teiur.i.rl wi.rk rt.it
.. 13 -M
OHteM.ent ..n J. .N mla s tax
j F.X'meratiimf i.u w..rk iIu.ichio..
i u
9 48
1 40
111 0-1
IK UO
l as
1 50
60 tj
; 40
48 M
3 T.
Jl i 31
6.1
M
;&
4 U0
40
e e-i
4 00
1 10
3 73
A 41
1 00
1 4
1 ft?
;s
2 .s
i 51
i Ty,
50
3 Oo
10 -M
r.ir roiKini; i.ui ilil.ll.-;itr i.t.c l:tv
,'""n1 erTlce. 74 .lari I.M) iwr dy ""
Hy fw.u 4 dy tfj .t.oo per dv ....
Hy mi l el .1 . AJiu' n Mcfui're.
fre-llt lur one duy nnon.iinn cel. l.-nmet
Hy wli ordi-r No. 1, 1. T Hviue
" . '" 3. K. Will ...
t a-h imhl order 1. Ki. Mr. Kc Itoliin"."
" No. 6. Luei Mover....
fur . lank ."
tor nail.
t..r holo. '.'.".".'.I"
fur r-.irn lo plow. . '"
lor work done un ros.l....
K. W. Delox.er
T.n th? h retnriiR.1 to t.'-iinui'rs on cash i iiui ."
Kionsriitiuns on fh duplintia
Ai'temnt on John Naie cast. ix '.7'.".
i'Kh paid Martin 'srle lor lom her.
A tielrew 'arte tor
Tliotuss Naifle tor work
James Cawlev
' John Conrad"
CrrdU day tttirtlti nrttlument..".""!
Cv im.d to ord.-r No. I. In-. Moj-er."
'1. J..liii liorl.in....
" . rl Dmiahoe...
I. " 1. Miller....
0. John lender...
" " . Hirim Mi-iulre
ire per cent, on c.llectimc f'.D 0
To amonnt of work dnplicite
'at Irom County Treasurer
Amount of cash itii.liete ."
':i?n rwwive.l from laxat.lej on wi.rk
Entered by niltke on exonerate t
Halane dne township
W'e. the Auditors of OeartleM tr.wnhi.. have
examined the a hove ironnt and toutid theru
correct to the best ot our kniIMiL and hellei.
i.i CAN v.oyi.it,
r'AI. IHIXAHi it. Audi
JUrt- jil Kins,
Attkst :
C. U. MIU.ER, Town-hip Cler
March 20, 1SS5.-C.
"IT'IXAL STATEMENT OF SET-
JL tlement with the m ervtsum nf n..n
i ttement with the Sai errimni of Itean town.
j p- "r J"r ending .ircn . lsgj.
Jobs 1 I ruler, Stiperrljor. Pa.
To amount of implicate f -o r-
A mount ot c.nh recetred trotn former Sap V7
Amount of cash received from countv 6 uo
Total M3 R
COTttA. "0k7"
! Hy amount returned to l"ommlslonrs. .$ 55 ei
j Amount nl wi.rk done hy tiixnble 61 31
I Amount of exonemtion ...." 37
Amount of order redeemed and dehij'tirt ei -27
A mount o I eronl nervlces, etc 37 37
To balance 24 ,j
,Tnn!t F.HKE-rs, Supervisor. 1K.
To amount ot duplicate f 1"' ct
Amount ot cash received from countv"."."! 1M9 47
Amount of cash received from former" Sup "as 9
Total
Cowtra.
Hy work done by taxable:
Orders redeemed
ne scoop
Exoneration
t'ash tor work on roads.... ".
I'reriuon dupllrate "
Personal services "
4'H M
.. 1"8 26
29 7 5
9 (V)
30
5 75
7 t
. l"t 05
6' 50
.15
.. 210 9.l
To balance
l.tABIl.lTIE3 OF TOWSSHIC
riutstan.llnif orders 22 00
Hue fr'm D. A. Kessler former Sup 3 25
Hue from Sop or cash on hands.... 2.15 52
Total 23S 77
Aets in exce.-s of liahilitli;s 2!3 j
We. the nnderslirne Auditors of lein town
ship, respectfully rei.ori that we have carefully
examined rhe aivounts nd vouchers of John I.
Trexler and John Stieets, Supervisors ot said
township, and find them to be correct as above
tat A III A'VW f-A Wr 1. -V- 1
Attkt: JOHN H. Mi-CAKKrV. Anlito"-
. . . . . rv.. cj. icm.
Iean township, March 17.1SS5.
A RGUMENTLIST Cases set down
J- tor Argument Court, commenclna; Monday
April 8.1SS5: ' '
Kin ports
Arble
O'Neill
Keee
H ipps t Lloyd
Hlooin
Woodnoeli
IVxIson
Kelirle. Scott Co
Wanner
M. W. Keim t Co....
Smith
.1. Swank i Co
Schomaker S. Lana.
..vs..
..vs..
.. . Hipps fc llovd
t: lark
s.... Kittanninz Ina t'n
.... Bole et al
vs I.afcrtv
.vs Zinn
. ..vs Howell
... vs Hot! man
--.vs Heorice
vs I.utber
....vs 1 reits
vs Keim
vs Hutzn et al
... vs Kheam
Murray
Vse John Thomas
I Same....................
I Seeler
' Same
....vs Van Aiken
vs Mayers et al
......vs Same
vs Miller et al
tb Same
vs Koonti j
' Kutledge
i rorier
vs .tm
Eldridire vs Hin
Urook vs JViel I
Jailifr.in KorouKh vs ronnty Uonimtss'rs :
Petition of eleeto-s of East Taylor Tn.. to ehsn.ee !
place of holding- election. !
Kule to show canse vs M. A. Hemlrlrks 1
Petition ol D. A. l.uther. Sheriff
Road in Stonycreek Twp., trom S. over's to Hed- I
Exceptions' "troad from Kyan'-'i'''
Exceptio'n's'to road from LiiiyPs ' to"cYeu 'in
v MhiiiKton Twp
lord ptke
Role to show canse. Sic, in the matter of opening j
i neoin street
Prothonotary's Ume,
Eb'g March 23, 18S5.
A. SHOEMAKER,
Prothonotary.
JgJBENSBURG NORMAL
TRAINING SCHOOL.
The Fourth Spkika Tartx of this School will
open on
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1S85,
For a term of Ten Weeks. In charge of Lewis
Strayer, County "Superintendent, and J. W.
Leech, Principal ot Ebensburg Schools. I"hre
departments :
J FRKPAKATORr, T
Xrfjwlar Teanhnrs' Ctmrge,
And a class for those preparing for rFOTBsmton At
JERTIFICAT8.
A new featnre of the school will be the
TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS.
wWrlte for clrcnlsr riving full Information
to COUNTY SUPEK1NTENKENT,
Hox '8, Ebensburg, Pa.
March 6. 185.-d.
F
ARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale, his farm tn
Cambria township, one and one-half miles from
Ebensburg. eontaintng 940 Arrets, In a good
state of cultivation, with good frame house and
frame barn, an excellent orchard, plenty ot watr
and abont one million feet of lumber on the prem
ises To parties wlrhlng to purchase a smaller
piece of land, he will divide It to suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable. Call no the subscriber resid
ing on the premises. MAKTIN SANDEKS.
Cambria twp., Jan. 9, 1PS&.
FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell
at private sale about 8 Arnica of ground,
situate in Wilmore borough, Cambria county,
having thereon a large Era MR Horm, containing
ten rooms. In good repair. suitaMe for a hotel,
with a lot of ?holce fruit trees and necessary out
buildings. For futher Information call on the
subscriber on tbe premise. Terms reasonable.
MAKY E.MILVEH1LL, Wilmore, Pa,
Feb. 87 .-'2m.
E.
II . FLICK,
ATTURN EY-AT-LAW,
AlUUm A, FA.
mw Office ln Room No. T. Shenk Floca. Elev
enth avenue. All kind of legal easiness prompt
ly and satisfactorily attended to In both English
and Oerman. Collections a srpeialty. 4-U,'M.
JOHN E. SCANLAN,
ATTOKN ET-AT-LAW,
JNov. 16, 13. Ksisssrss, Pa.
Hardware!
ItPOKTAJSTT TO CXTrIsTS OF .KB
JNSliURG VJSTD VICINITY.
TAKK THIS 0PP0I1TUXITV OF IX-
forming th? people of Klnsbur rl vicinity- th:it we fi,-iv
m ! opened out in the Talor buiMing
7iconiplct stock of h.-a?iware-of
. tiT
' V 7.-V h..l'S.
At KHJLS, m,KSE ,SHOt JI.UiROW i7.VA
lX.Ul.S OF ALL KlXm.AAR IROX trnd STFF.I,
i-zriiousFFURXisnixc (;ooj)s i:f-
i-yoL i 'a:s ciyj F,tr. ;i'xs. shells.
l- iRlRirx;!, TH IXFSCORDAGF.ETC.
Referring to the above, we respectfully a.sk the citizens of Ebens
barg and surrounJinir country for a shre of their patrona-e We
have been regularly trained in the hanVvaro lmsiiw, have bought
oar goo.ls for ctish, ami KHeve yvc can 0Vr great imlucemeiits- to
those who desire to purclia.-.
E: DUFTON & SON.
Ebensburo, Aprrl 3. W
$10,000 inGoofls tobe
HAYING pumhased for c:.4i,
than elsewhere. Our fine ?lwk
7. H4 ! ' A ' . 7
i
fi-Rea.! our astonishingly low price list
17 qt. di--h pan, pressed f ..v)
14 gt. dish ptt, pressed 4."5
12 qt. dish pan, pressed 40
11 qt. dinh pan, pressed 30
14 qt. bucket, 35
10 j'. hucltet . 0.5
1 two htKip bucket, womleii- 15
1 three Loop bucket, woodeu 20
4 qt. cufTee pot Ji
3 qt. ct'tTi e pot 20
2 qt. coffee pot .'. 15
Your attention is callo-1 to our fine assortment of Wall Paper.
FULL LINE OF ttril.TiKR-v MATERIAL
I I XT, VAKXISII AM) (iLASS at Srrciu Tl tt
IMOFI.(r AND SPOUTING i:miti.t Attexi.hu to.
aT" invited to ronvince tliemFelves of our SUPERIOR rnnrtQ
AND LOW PRICES. tKIU" GOODS
A. C.
-IN BUYING YOUR-
RANGES, uOQKING AHD HE&TIHG STOVES,
Cellar Furnaces, Fire-Place Heaters,
Tinware, Copper Ware, Sheetiron Ware,
Lamp Gooils of Every Description,
Knives and Forks, iSpoon?, Soup Ladles,
Granite Ware, ColTee Mills, Plate-ware,
Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes, Bread Closets,
Clothes-wringer?, Egg Beaters, Slaw Cutters,
Iron Stands, Fancy Spittoons, Slop BuckeU.
Hard Coal Parlor Heaters,
Soft Coal Parlor Heaters,
Copper Kettles, Brass Kettle?,
Iron Kettles, SteSlQ COOlm
Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers,
Perfect Waffle Irons, Boilers of all Kinds,
Meat Pounders, Mincing Knives, JJjjf KcifEf
And a Lanr Stock of KITCHEN" ARTICLES, will 1 sold at Low lric-'
Cail and Kxaminp tli (ioods. c- Look FOK MY NAMF ON THF WIN
DOW, AND YOU WILL HE M'HE TO FIND THE lUtiHT PLAt'E.
FRANK W. HAY,
No. 280 Washington Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA-
I agfiin call the attention of the
j selling goods at a great reduction
y0U an know my stock consists of
J J
Hardware, House-Furnishing, and Agricultural
line. It is not necessary to enumerate it here, but come ami satis
fy yourselves that I am ofl'cring bargains in everything. As this is
the time of the year for Shovel Tlows and Cultivators, tall and see
my stock, which I am selling right down to first cost. I am also
ottering great bargains in
Wall Paper, Trunks, Silver Plated Ware,
Well and Cistern Tumps, Double Bitt Axes, &c. Remember my
terms are cash, I cannot make these big reductions and charge goods
on the books.
G. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, May 1G, 18S4.-tf.
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
with the Supervisors of Rlnctcllek township,
for the year ending .March 9, lsos :
A. W. KowLASfn, Supervisor. TR.
To amount of ma duplicate - $ 21 9S
To amount cash
loo
93 30
V7 40
194 M
144 94
To amount received ot County Com'rs.
Total ..
Contra Cr.
To amonnt of work done by taxables
I Hy cash paid and orders redeemed
Implicate affldavit and exonerations
, Percentage for collecting cash duplicates.
i Services as supervisor. ..... -
i Error and to be worked
41 26
10 90
Total
3"7 4
K. E. Thaxas, Supervisor. 1m.
To amount of road duplicate.... 242 49
To amount of rash duplicate Ill 1?
Total
Contra Cr.
To amount of work on toads
Amount of exonerations ....
Services as supervisor
Orders redeemed and expenses paid.
... MO 63
.. 2S4 7S
8 M
S9 3S
. 78 01
Total..
sao as
We, the auditors, do find the above correct.
J. B. HITE, 1
J AS. M. K SS. V Aadltora.
Atticst: V. S. KEEl, )
. A. Mini A EL, Clerk.
March 13, lSSV-e.
"VTOTICE is hereby eiren to all per
sons who are Indebted to me, that thev wi'l
save costs by raying me on or before April 1. lssi
J. A KEVNEHY.
Ebensburg. March , issj.-c.
Hardware!
,i Ilirh street, t n-, lar-c an-l
cveTj' doscripison,
FORKS. SI'ADES. HL.4CK'-
Sold atReflucedRates.
-::-
we Fell for cash 10
of
per cent, lower
t
T I
1
uxii, c::s m mxi $i:vi.,.
Are unescllerl in (Jl'AMTY and
LOW riGURES. An Im
kexse Line of
Ifordirart, 7 in ('"j'prr,
Shrtt-irnn and Si'vrrirrjrc,
Horse an. I Stn,ic Furnishing,
Ami Farming Imi-lemkxts.
w' w" r" ' J J
4 fin nest pails, with dipper
3 presd tin basins, pMed
2 puddins pans
1 doz tin eus.
1 larjre wash boiler. No. 8....".'"..""
2 eiod corn brooms
3 coal buckets.
Coal oil, per jtal
Clothes pins, per di z
White lead, t.er cwt ...
Nails, per kee
- T
.. 55
1
?
. 1 0O
10
wl
. 6 ,V
2 45
BUCK & CO.,
Gzillitzi
in,
educing Stock.
public to the fact that I am still
in onler to iviluce-my stock. Ae
cverythincr iii the
o w
ANYBODY1'" make.rho
""Mfa tofiijitis by new
"4NC:fC'ir'"' dry plate Tprocesa
For .V) cts. we wiil fen l pot pahl Utile's
Manual for Amateurs, which eives full in
struction for making tlie pictures.
Outfits we furnish from fio upwaiK ;
Our 'THO ri KxKArilMJ PITLLETIN
edited by Trof. Cbas. F. Chaxplfr, bead
5ooj.it tlie Che mlcal Department of the School
of Mines, Columbia College, puliiiphed twice)
a month tor ouly f 2 per itntium. keeps rbo-
tographer, professional or amateur, folly
posted on al' improvements, and answers alt
questions when difficulties arise.
Circulars and price lists free.
E. & II. T. AM HO.M A CO.,
SaaaPr Fhotograhlr Appata as a ad Materia!,
No. Mil HUOADWAY,
NEW iOKK CITY.
Forttf yeart rtlmlli'hed in thiw line oj Hunnrss
March 2T, lSi..tf. v
SALESMEN WANTED TO S ,j lc.
It orders tor Nursery st.wa Frnit irna-
nieooi, n. rp-vnuiu nuc 01 new a'jj rholr
kin.'.. Ooed py and steady em
ir'lovrr .
to reliable. m rir-ic men -Wri'' i . - .
etc.. to THOMAS M" BOHJlfiV v"
nan, JtorHrxtrr, A. T. J'arssia.
IBTI KTISt- KS 1 send for our .ler. i , ,
- C., lo Spruc
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