pmlxm f xtmmn.
I RCRVU. FA.
fJilDAT. - -'- april 10, 1SSS.
7 LOCAL A.YD PERSONAL.
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jjfrf. There ami the Other riace.
,-Triru your trees aru! vlnea.
?C'i urt adiourmd on WedoesJay evening
Lfor canned irood go to the Sunar Bowl.
UFor choice K"ocerles ko to Ilia Sugar
To1-
Tii- Jiickon township oil well Is down
iTO f f ft.
UJudue Wlilte, of Indiana, was In towu
ciTu-lay laU
i..xt Thuisday l.i Arbor day. Don't
f Xitl to plant a tree.
Te P'ur Directors held tlelr regular
pjouinly uieetiuK on Monday last.
Wednesday, May 61b, has been fixed
upon as ihe day for holding a special Argu
aet Court.
lt n eid that a Chicago man compels
hit dittiKliter to eat no oaion befsra oitiar to
ht sKaiinii rink.
J. d. Cotton, of East Huntingdon, West
coreit"t county, has a carp pond covering
acr "' a half.
Ilui Wier, E-q., of the Pittsburg bar.
wai bere on Tuesday, being concerned In
the ens" of O'Neill vs. Kittannlng Insurance
Company.
A lump of coal Tell on Ralph Tombs, a
Johoatowii miner on Tuesday last, striking
blm on the side of the head and cutting off
61s riKlii ear.
The trial of John Gardner, for tbe mnr
der of his father lu-law, Oeorgn Warfel,
rl,I coaie up before the Huntingdon county
eourt oeit week.
Mrs. Tillie Lake, formerly of this place,
was luarrted on Tuesday arternoou at A I.
tiX.ua. to Mr. Frank Kllse, of Malvern, Car
rull county, Ohio. ,
Tu atll allowing oo dollar a day to
tenet- who attend county Institutes In ad
dition to their time, was killed in committee
a few iays since at Uarrisburg.
Airaoeements will be made to observe
Arbor Diy in Ebensbiirg. Trees will be
plantfd In the school grounds and appropri
ate caerciaes will be conducted.
A Bedford county cow la reported t.
fcsve jeceutly given birth to a calf which
ctli-d oue hundred and seventeen pounds
worn it was thirty six hours old.
The secret art of beauty lies not In cos
aettrs, but Is only in pure blood and a haaltny
performance of the vital functions, to be ob
lauied by using Burdock Blood Bitters.
; A cat belonging to tbe Dreunan family,
of Fulton township, Lancaster county, died
few days since at tbe age of twenty-six
yei. She was the mother of 173 kittens.
James E. Neason, Esq., of Altoona, at
one time a tesldeut of Clearfield township,
and who served one term as Connty Com
taUsloner, paid our town a visit on Tuesday
!a.-t.
The new altar for St Benedict's Cat bo
lie church at Carrolltown arrived at the sta
tion here on Monda last. It was made at
Munich. Uei many, and was enclosed in thir
teen large boxes.
The tea party and festival held at Gal
Utzin on Monday evening Tor the benefit of
ttie ue Catholic church at that place was a
nrctstful affair, and the proceeds netted
something near $500.
; Several letters from correspondents ar
rived too late this week to appear in our col
inins. An unuiual amount of advertising
erowded us to such a decree that it was Im
po4'jle to get them In.
The tavern license granted to Urn.
Christina Foster, for tbe Cambria House in
ttis place, was transferred by tbe Court on
SI iiiday last to Mr. John Bender, tbe present
occupant of the bouse.
v Tim National Guard will hold brigade
eaiups this year, divi.nou encampments bo
le only allowed on alternate years. Gen
eral Beaver will select the place for tbe
Second brigade encampment.
i Daolel Laughain, Esq., of Altoona, has
ben nominated by Governor Patttson as a
:f uj'aer of the mining commission to revise
the mining and ventilation laws in tbe bitu
Bjinouj coal regions in this State.
: -On Saturday, April 18tb Instant, Mr.
John A. Schwab will sell at public sale at
b' livery stable In Loretto a lot of horses,
rairiaxe?, buggies, harness and a lot of oth
er articles. Don't fail to attend.
i The Clearfield Citizen says that a Du
Lois woman sold her basband's best pair of
pints to get money to, lira pair of roller
tkates and so the old gentleman bas to stay
at heme from church on Sundays.
i The stora of Isaac Micb tels in Belsano
was huralarlxed on Wednesday night and
voods to the amount of about fifty dollars
w -rc carried away. A considerable sum of
money wns overlooked by tba thieves.
Mrs. Margaret Jones, a foimsr resident
of this place, but for a number of years lat
terly residing in Zanesville, Ohio, accomtan
;icd by ber son Dayton E., ara at present on
a visit to friends and relativta in this place.
The timely discovery of the flames Is
salng from the roof of the blacksmith shop
of W. H. Jones, at Chest Springs the other
: day prevented a conflagration that might
j tave proved serious. As It was tbe loss was
j lucocsiderable.
Bennie Cooper, who resides In Johns
town, while going to bis borne on Wednes
day night of last week was shot In tbe left
; side by an unknown man who met blm on
j the road. The wound was probed, bnt the
; oan could not be found
lr. Kessler's Eugllsh Cough Remedy,
McDonald s Worm Powders, Improved Liv
r Pills, and Blood Purifier, Dr. King's New
Discovery, Buckleo's Arnica Salve and Ec
lrtric Bitters, can be bought at eoet at Dr.
Zin-merman'sdrug store.
-un i oesday last J. Perry A Son of
Chest Springs, shipped seven One horses to
ths State of Maine. Among tbe lot was one
'u-d at 300. William Perry took charge
f H em and Is to deliver them to Mr. Eben
Nutter, of Portland, Maine.
-The residence of Mr. Isaac Yoder, of
ooemangh township, Somerset connty, waa
tra.-k by lightning on Sunday last. Sever
i persons were severely shocked and one
rendered unconscious for several hoar
tut none were fatally Injured.
-The attention of our readers Is ealled to
the advertisement of E. A H. T. Anthony
Co.. manufacturers of photographic ap
Pratus and materials. Amateurs desirous
of h-arr.ing the business can get a book with
full instructions for 60 cents.
Tie butler county conit last week
gaoled only twenty one out of seventy-aev-n
hotels and restaorant licenses applied
or. tlus, refu9ed lcerjfte to Mll iqnor
reweki-g for a precedent to carry their
anevauc to tbe Supreme Court.
-About two million feet of logs, mostly
miock, passed down the river at Willlams
Prlon Monday, together with considerable
the !"n" nnnj,er cf ,0t9 were caught
th,' Th" boom h,s bun, and It Is
W"uhl that all the logs that come hereafter
D be held.
-Mr. Frank Powers bas been appointed
VVi , "nt " CresMn. Id place of Mr.
"lam Corbett wbo resigned some time
to take. . . , .
r0 -"uuiui 10m instant. MI.
werv has heretofore been the assistant to
will make a competent sDd
0b!i
Miss Bell, Cousley was killed on Sunday
ait in Pitt.k i . ...
do
wn h ",uu, y - railing sign blown
W"l T)V thai vwi l J a . .
sTPr.i 7 ' Jobn-on was
lurid Vh ennl McC"ly thtly ID
L ' Jbe b,n "M Mown from ths Cath-
Sks,OI,e:fJhDj-Murph h
resi.ied ia JohntoB.
A new schedule oa the Pennsylvania rail,
road and Its branches, went Into effect on
Sundav last. The trails on our branch now
loaves and returns as follows : Leaves Er
ensburg7:05 a. . returning at 9:40; leaves
at 10 a. tt. and returns at 12:13 . ; leaves
at 3 p. si. and returns at 6:33 p. u.
George A. Berry, Esq , a prominent cit
Izeo of Bradford, aud who at ene time re
aided in this place where be studied law
with F. A. Shoemaker. Esq.. bas become in
sane and was last week taken to the insane
asylum at Warren. Pa. Losses In business
Is said to have been the cum of his Insaui-
ty.
Don't fail to attend the carnival at tbe
Cambria Skating rink tbJa Friday evening.
The Dauntless Fire Company deserve all
the encouragement that can ba given them,
and as the proceeds are intended for thn
purchase of a hoae carriage for the benefit
of the town they should be liberally patro
bixed. Mr. C. H. Kemp will sell at public aale
at Beliuont Cottage, on Saturday, April
18th, a lot of personal property consisting
of wagons, harness, plows, barrows, chains,
shovels, lorks, etc.. bay by the ton. and a lot
cf houicfiold aud kitchen furniture. Sale
to commence at oue o'clock when a reaaoua
ble credit will bo given.
The following hcei.so, which were held
over ou the third Monday of March, were
granted on Monday last : Joseph Dashner,
eating house, Gallium borough; Griffith
Bonner, tavern, Gailitxln borough ; Dauiel
McKenna, taveru, Tunnelbill borough ;
Martin Logan, tavern, Cambria borough ;
Philip Miller, eating house, Susquehanna
township.
The opinion is general that If war does
break out between England aud Russia,
and it has been threatening for some time,
yet in spite of that fact John Owens will
continue to sell at his store on High street,
all kinds of boots and sboes, dry goods,
groceries, provisions, and all kinds of can
ned goods at the very lowest prices. Give
him a call.
Our borough schools will close) to-day
(Friday) after a successful term of seven
mouths The pupils as a general thing have
made good progress aud their attendance
during the term has been better than here
tofore. The teachers have proven them
selvta skillful and able instructors and have
performed their duties satisfactory to the
diiectors and parents and won the eateeia
and respect of their Duplls.
On Sunday last Mrs. B.ldrldge, a r-sl
dent of Westmoreland county, committed
rulcide by ahootlna berfelf with a revolver,
the bail penetrating her stomach. She had
been twice married and separated from her
sesond husbaod about a year ago. She was
aged about forty-five years, and wan po
sessed of considerable property, owning the
farm on which she resided. She had been
suffrrlng from melancholia tor eouie time.
The landlord of the only licensed Iiousa
at Cherrvtree, Indiana county. Is out in a
card In last week's Record, giving his In
tended schedule for doing business. Among
other regulation's, "The general or retail
trade he limits to two drinks per man."
That will allow the Cherrytree fellows one
drlck on the Fourth of July aod the other
about Christmas. That is what we call a
long time between drinks and would sug
gest by way of Improvement that he (iives
them an extra every time there is a rafting
flood In the river.
Court Crier II. J. Crouse met with what
might have proved a serious accident at the
Jail on Monday last. He was performing a
piece of work that required considerable
sleight and skill and had two of the prison
era to assist him. They bt.ing but oovicrs
In the business they were giveu that part of
the work that required more strength than
knowledge, but at the critical moment their
strength failed and Mr. Croupe who had a
knife In hi right band was struck on tbe
right arm and the blade of the knife driven
Into his left arm, coming within an inch of
severing the radial artery . Mr. Crouse Is
compelled to carry bis aim lo a sling.
A country editor "wba bas been there
himself," thus describes bis class: "The
country editor is a man who reads the news-
papeis, writes on most any subject, sticks !
type, folds papers, makes up mails, runs er
rands, saws wood, works In the garden, Is
blamed for thousands of things he never
thought of, work 8 hard all day. helps poor
people Into office wbo forget all about it aft
erward. and very frequently gets cheated
out of half his earnings. He puffs and dries
more to build up the town than any one
else, and the miser and the fogy are bene
fited, vet they will not take his paper, will
borrow it. read It aod cuss the old fool of
an editor.
V. Is now authoritatively slated that the
South Pennsylvania Railroad will be com
pleted by May 1st, 1886 Work at present
is confined principally to the tunnels, of
which there are sixteen. Six of these are
each one mile in length, and these are all
over half completed, while the smaller ones
are practically finished. It Is under consid
eration to alter the ronte somewhat from the
one first proposed In the neighborhood of
Pittsburg. By the new route the road will
enter thaf, city by means of tbe Pittsburg A
Toughioogheny Roll road, controlled by the
Lake Share, lotuing that road at West New
ton. So far the amount expended in con.
Emotion is estimated to be f 1,700,000.
Don't fail to attend the apron and necktie
carnival and the festival for the benefit of
tbe Dauntless Fire Company, of this place,
on this (Friday) evening. The Germanla
Band and Orchestra of Johnstown, under the
leadership of Professor Henry O'Shea, have
been secured for the occasion, aod all who
attend may ex pec to hear most excellent
music. All ladies taking part la the ska
ting are requested to wear a fancy apron,
and the gentlemen a fancy necktie. Premi
ums will be awarded to tbe lady aod gentle
man wearing tbe most conspicuous of these
article. Skating will cease at ten o'clock,
after which all who wish will have ample
opportunity for tripping the light fantastic
to their heart's content. Extensive arrange
ments have also been mad? to furnish every
thing for refreshments at the festival In
Armory hall, where supper, oysters, ice
cream, etc., will Deserved. Let all attend
wbo can and give the Ore laddies the desired
assistance to raise means to purchase their
bose carriage. The carnival will open at T
o'clo-k. Grand march at 8 15. Admission,
25 cents. Use of skates, 25 cents.
A Deaxi Bedy Faaad Hear Bewtb Fork.
On Wednesday morning of this week, as
Mr. John Smay and a boy by the name of
Funk were fishing along tbe river a short
distance from South Fork, near the viaduct.
their attention was directed by the barking! which fixes the uiinimuio license fee tor
... . . . . . -!.a .. i - n,i j
of a small dog to a large hollow log, a short
distance from tbe river. Upon goipg to the
place, they were horrified to find the head of
a man exposed at one end of tbe log, bis
body and lower limbs extending In tne en
closure. They drew the body from its rest
ing place, and with assistance conveyed it
Into Soutb Fork, where a Jury was obtaiued
and an inquest held the same afternoon.
Tbe body of the unknown man was found
to be well dressed, but nothing could be i
n 4 a, hi 1 a .. n n n I . h. I - . I
luuuu uu nil ITCI7UU Ml irBIII Ills lisuir IT W
where be belooged. Tbe body measured
five feet six inches ; light ear.dy hair, wbisk- j
era slightly gray. Some weeks ago. t wo stran
gers skipped at the hotel at South Fork, and
tbe landlord Is of tbe opinion that the body
foucd on Wednesday, very much resembles
one of the men wbo stopped with him.
The Inquest was concluded on Thursday
morning and the body burled at Sumruerhlil
by order of Poor bouse Director Rorabaugh.
A roeiTiVE Gu a ranter is given that
every article sold at tbe Uolden Eagle Cloth
Inrr Houae. Altoona. Pa., la lower In nrice
than the same quality and mace can be !
bought elsewhere. And remember, right '
here, that It makes no difference how low a :
price other clothiers maya.sk for their goods, j
or what inducements they may offer for your '
patronage the prices will always be lower
I at tne UOLDEN AGLB CLOTH 1N3 HOUSE, j
1301 Eleventh averue, AltoODa, Fa. I
iBCCMIIT COCKT.
Court met on Monday with President
Judge K. L. Johnston and Associate Judges
Masters and Flanagan on tun beucu. Tbe
following cases were argued :
Joseph B. Arble vs. 3. M. Clark. Motion
for a new trial. Re r used.
Saraoel Reese va. J. C. Bole and Slla
Gougnoour. Rule to sbvw cause. Contiu
ned.
Hlpps A Lloyd vs. S. A. Laferty. Scire
Facias. Continued.
Henry Bloom vs Ladwlg Zinn. Rule to
show cause, etc. Rule disctiarged and
amendment allowed without prejudice.
W. Lee Woodcock w. John Howell. Rule
to show cause, etc. Continued.
William M. Dodsoa vs. Catherine noff
man. Rule to abow cause, etc. Rule dis
charged. Relgle. Scott A Co. vs. F. M. George.
(Eoaorser) Ral to how cause. Coutio
aed. John Wagner vs. D. A. Luther, Sheriff.
Rule to show cause, etc. Rule absolute.
M. V. Kelm A Co. vs. Robert Henderson.
Hugh Greenwood and Jacob Trefts. Rule
to show cause. Settled.
J. Lt. Smlta v. Conrad Keiot. Report of
Commissioner. Continued.
Hiram Shaffer vs. Wm. F. Cook Elix i
Pick worth and John E. Strayer. Rule to
show cause. Role absolute. Judgment
opened and Eiica Pick worth admitted to her
defence. An Issue to be framed In which
Hfraui Shaffer shall be platutiff and Eliza
Pick wortb defendant, to be tried without
pleadings upon iu merits.
J. Swank A Co. v. John Hutzern, et al.
Rule to show cause. Continued.
Schomaker A Lang va. Samuel Pheara.
Ru Us to show cause. Continued.
James C. Murray vs. William P. Vanaken.
Rule to show cause. Order to make sale
refused.
Use Smith, Monroe Alio. vs. Adam My
eu and M. A. McGuuigle. Rule to show
cause. Continued.
John Thomas vs. Adam Myers and M. A.
McGoi.igle. Rule to show cause. Contin
ued. J. J. Seelar va. Edmund Miller, et ax.
Rule to show cause. Coutinuea.
J. J. Seelar vs. Edmund Miller, et ux.
Rule to show cause. Continued.
Irvio Rutledge, Plaintiff in in Error vs.
David Koontz, Defendant In Error. Certlo
rarl. Proceedings affirmed.
James A. Porter va.- Andrew Long and
Alex. Lo g. Ruietoahow cause. Contin
ued. Daniel Eidrldge vs. Adolph M. Hlndle.
Report or Commissioner. Continued.
George Crook. Plaintiff in Error, va. A bra
ham Noel, Defendant in Error. Certiorari.
Coownued.
Galhtzin Borough vs. Commissioners of
Cambria County. Apoeai. Coutinurd.
Petition of electors of East Taylor towns
ship t j change plsce of holding-elections.
And now. April 7th, petition naving been
read and duly considered, tt Is ordered and
decreed that an election shall be held at the
usual place of holding elections In said
township on the day of the next general
election to decide in what house the future
elections in said township shall be hnid.
Notice to be given and election conductad
as rt-quired by law.
Rule on J. A. Hendricks to show cau,e.
etc. Continued.
Road from Fraukstown road near Singer's
to Scalp Level turnpike, in Stony creek town
ship. Rula to show cause. Coulinued.
Exceptions to road from Dan. Ryan's to
Phiiipebuig road. In Dean township. Ex
ceptions dismissed.
Exceptions to road from Llllv's to C reason,
In Washington township. Continued.
Tbe Act at Mo in a Heatrtleaa Hotber.
On Friday last the widow of Mr. John
Haidcuff who was murdered last fall a year
by Michael Murray and wbovesides about 1
mile east of the Summit on the turnpike, on
getting up on that morning bet ween rive arid
six o'clock, found a basket at her door
whiel; on leing examined was found to con
tain a feruie infant about ten days old. As
Mra. Handcuff did not feel disposed to take
chargf of thn child she procured a horse
and buggy and brouuht the basket and
child up to the almshouse, fcteward Uliy
could not receive tne child without a proper
commitment when she came to town for :be
purpose of having it committed by "Squire
Klnkead, bat on consulting the 'Squire she
found she would have to have other testimo
ny and was compelled lo return with the
child to Galiltzin where she left the child in
charge of 'Squire Stevens, and on Saturday
last alter the proper information was made,
the child was committed to the almshouse
by Justice K. J. Parrish. The little waif
was brought up on Saturday morning bv
Constable George Gutwald. Who the
hartle?s mother can be that thus abandon
ed her child is not at present known, but
parties In tbe neighborhood seem to think
that it will not remain long a mystery.
Rcal Deaitba.
Mr. John Duncan died at the almshouse
on Monday last, aged about 20 years. He
was tutiiaoa county, nut had iat
ter'' "ved In Johnstown, from which place
he was sent to the almshouse.
Joseph Daily, of Conemaugh Borough,
died at bis residence In that place on Mon
day last, aged about 72 years. He wa9 a
native of Ireland but came to this country
when a young man and resided on a farm in
Allegheny township for many years. He
served as Poor Director during the years
1866 7-8 and afterwards moved to Cone
maugh borough, where he resided up to the
time; of his death.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of Altoona. died in
that city on Monday last, aged 32 years.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr. Mi
chael Kearney, of Altoona, a sister of Messrs.
Daniel and Bernard Kearney, two well
known conductors in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and a
niece of Messrs. Bernard and John McCol
gan, of Wilmore. She leaves a husband and
five small children, the oldest of whom is
but eight years of age, to mourn her loss.
Olaifsw I tenia.
Last week there was verv high water In
Clearfield creek. The ice moved out with
out doing any serious damage as we have
yet heard, though it was very heavy. Tim
ber rafts have been dropped down the
stream bu: can't say how far, whether they
reached Lock Haven or not. We are told
that good timber Is bringing a fair price.
Mr. Sditor, can't you furnish us with some
newa about the Clearfield and Cresson Rail
road ? We have something iu that road and
we are afraid it is in eo far that we will nev
er get it out.
Our schools down this way are closing
gradually. Most ef them are closing with
an exhibition of how many dialogues, dec
lamations and essays they learned during
the term, and not how much geography,
grammar and algehra, to say nothing of tne
other studies. I fear If I was to go around
to the schools of this locality whether more
than half of them could tell me bow many
feet there Is in a board 16 feet lung and 14
inches broad, or not. They didn't have time
to study such things. Farmkr.
Ooaerably Aeejsiltted.
Mr. Ferguson, a school teacher in tbe
northern end of Westmoreland county, was
on trial before the directors on tbe charges
of incompetency, using improper language,
whipping bis pupils on the head, and brag,
ging that he could lick any man in the town
ship. Mr. Ferguson was acquitted, as the
following official record, drawn up by the
secretary of the board of school directors
will show :
"February the 6" j t&5
By order of tbe President the Board met
at S School bous to setei some Trouble
orchardes Brot np against the tbeather J.
Fer boson and the bord herd the case and
considered the charges Witness were not
wery strong aud the board woted nnaner
mus in Mr. Fergbotson favor."
Thb Illinois high license Jaw of 1883.
umin auupa at sjvu, auu ior malt liquors at
130 only in ciUes. towns and villages, and
authorizes county boards to grant license on
like terms upou petitioo of the legal voters
of any town or precinct, bas diminished tbe
number of salouns In Chicago from 1,000 to
500, while tbe revenue Is Increased a million
dollar. Iu nineteen other cities and towns
there were, before the enforcement of tbe
bigh license, 733 saloons, yielding a revenue
of $89 950. There are now io these places
only 468 altioiis. but the revenue bas been
Increased to 1254 000. Tbe new system bas
8nu P ln 'uW groggeries which were re-
sorta ot vile characters, aod the consequence
Is h-ss crime and drunkenness, Tbe u umber
or arrests nave fallen off and druukenness
bas decreased in the larger cities by 30 per
cent. There is also an Inprovement in tbe
Iuality of the men who keep tbe saloons.
ancatter Intelligencer.
"Richer Ttaam Creraaa."
"Now the ouly Ciaeus that I envy is be
who Is reading a beater book than this," ex
claims Pnnip Uilbert Hamerton over a
choice volume.
Thousands ot others, lov
ers of good books, rejoice in the same wav.
daily, over the choice hooks of the ' Litera
ry Revolution," publUhod at such marvel
ousiy low price!" tuat he who chooses can be
come a "Creesus." Head Mr. Aldeo's ad
vertisement which appear regularly in oar
columns. Tbey are worth reading.
I AKBOR DAT CELEBR1TIAV.
The Governor of the State, Robert E.
Pattison, bas appointed Thursday, April
16, 185, to be observed throughout the
Commonwealth as "Arbor Day." The
St te Superintendent of Public luslruclion.
Dr. E. E. Higbee, has urgently requested
each County Superintendent in the State, to
make an effort to have the scIkmls undrr his
jurisdiction worthily observe Arbor Day.
and teachers and directors are requested to
encuuiaa and assist lu Iree-ptanilua exer
cises. In accordance with the proclamation
of th- G ivnfior, and tin- Instruction of the
Slait Suiertntendeot, 1 aiu persuadt d to
call upon the teacnera and dure lor a f tint
public schools of Cambria county to uik
Ize and Co t.perate for the proper observance
of Arir Day.
You are requested to select such trees for
planting as grow well in your immediate vi
cinity maple, walnut, dogwood, birch, lo
cust, willow, etc., aod also shrubbery and
vines to give variety and increase the at
tractiveness and general appearauce of
school grounds.
The exercises of Arbor Day may be form
al or informal ; the essential purpose being
the planting ol trees, shru liber y and vines.
Solicit the assistance and cooperation mt
the people and patrons of tl different
school districts, especially should the pupils
of our schools, trie loys and gule, be en
couraged to take a prominent part in the ex
ercisvs of tne day. Readings, recitations
aod sonus by pupils ; addresses by U-achers,
directors and citizen, will render the occa
sion more inierestnitf a:id impresaive. -'he
School Journal for March aud April contains
uiauy va.uabie suggestions for I nose who
expect to have appropriate literary exercises
connected with the planting of trees.
Should the appointed day prove Inclement
and unfit fur the work, postpone the exer
cises until the following SUurday. The
proclamation of the tiovernor aims to en
courage the planting of trees at home. In
school grounds and public places. Tbe time
of planting need not, however, be confiued
to Arbor Dav. While tt is expeered that
the day appointed will be generally ob
served, thn planting of trees may be con
tinued during the planting season
Teachers and directors are requested to
report to the County Superintendent, after
the planting season bas passed, as to the
number of trees planted iu their respective
districts, with a report of the exercises of
Arbor Dav. and tbe interest manifested lo
the planting of trees and tbe ornamentation
of school grounds. This report will be tor
warded to the SiateSuperiotendeot with the
general report of tbe schools of the county,
at the close of the school year.
Lewis Stratkr. Co. Supt.
An Art
Relating to the study of physio'ogy and hy
giene In the. public schools of the Common
wealth, and educational Institutions receiv
ing aid from the Commonwealth.
Sbotioh 1. Be It enacted by the Seaate and
Houae of Kepreentatlve of the Common wealth
ol Pennsylvania in (General Assembly met, and
tt i hereby enacted by the authority of the aame.
That hyslolory and hygiene which shall In each
division of the subject so pursued , Include spe
cial reference to tae effects ol alcohalic drink,
stimulants aod narcotics, npon the human sys
tem, shall Inolude In the branches of study Dow
required by law lo be tauKht, la the common
school', and shall be Introduced and studied as a
regular branch by all pupils In all detwrtmentt
ol the puhllc schools of the Commonwealth, and
tn all educational Institutions supported wholly
or In part by money lrm the Commonwealth.
Sao. !. It shall be tbe doty ol county, city,
borough superintendents and boroa;hs ol all ed
ucational Institutions, receiving- aid from tba
Commonwealth, lo report to the Superintendent
of Public Instruction, any failure, neglect on the
part oi onards of school directors, boards ol school
controllers, boards of education and boards or all
educational Institutions receirinr aid from the
Commonwealth, to make proper provision In any
and ail of the schools or districts under their ju--Isdictlon,
for Instruction in physlolovy and hygi
ene, which in each division ol the subject se pur
sued, if Ives special reference to tne effects of aloo
bollo drinks, stimulants and narcotics upon the
human system aa required by this act, and such
failures ou tbe mrtol directors, controllers, hoards
of euuvauoii and Ouards of educational Innlitu
tions receiving money Iroin the 'oinmcnwealtn
thus reported, or otherwise satisfactorily proven,
shall be deemed sufficient cause lor withholding
tt.e warrant lor Mtate appropriation of sohooi
money to which such district or educational Insti
tution would otherwise be entitled.
Sac. 3. No certiacate shall be granted any per
son to teach In the public schools of the Common
wealth or In any of the educational institutions
receiving money from the Commonwealth after
the first Monday of June, Anno Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-six, who has not
pasaed a satisfactory examination In physiology
and hygiene with special relerence to the etTicts
of alcoholic drinks, s;imulaota and narcotics up
on tbe human iystein.
Sao. 4. All laws or parts of laws Inconsistent
with the provisions ol this act are hereby repealed.
Roman Csrtraolica 91 aMarred.
The steamship Oceanic arrived at San
Frai.ci:.co, Cal., on Monday afternoon with
Yokohama news of March 21. The Shang
hai (CMna) Mercury says that the Viceroy
of the Yunan and Kwecbong provinces bad
Issued a decree commanding the destruction
of all Roman Catholic convents. The de
cree also ordered all Rouiao Catholic con
verts and ail foreigners killed. Reports bad
reached Shanghai that several Roman Cath
olic helllements had already been destroyed,
and several hundred converts had already
beeu killed. The village Kinvaping, two
dtys' journey from Toli, had been destroy
ed and four converts and two priests killed.
Tbe only reason assigned by the Chinese
Viceroy for the massacre was that the Ro.
man Catholics were going to revolt against
the Chinese Government. Fire at Toklo
March 16 destroyed 1.200 buildings, aod
over 1,000 families were rendered homeless.
I.mrflea Wasted.
A lady is wanted in every city and village,
also ladies to travel and solicit orders for
Madame Wood's Corsets and Curded Corset
Waists. Agents are making from twenty
to fifty dollars a week.
Send for circulars and price list to B.Wood,
64 South Salina St., Syracuse, S. Y.
OB1TIIART.
LTTZIWCEK. Died, at his residence In Clear
field township, on Saturday. April 4, 1S8. Mr
John M. Lltxinger. aged about f6 years
DOTJOHKKTY. In this place, on Wednesday
April 1, 1SSS, Mrs. Mary Dougherty, wife of Mr
John Dougherty, aged si years. The deceased'
whose maiden name waa Brook bank, came tn this
connty with her father's family, shortly before
the ffnmmeneement of the war or of HU, from
Washingtoa county, Maryland, and settiod ou t
tract or land oa what was then known, and "la
sometimes still called the Frankstowa road, at
the foot ot the western slope of the mountain and
about four miles southeast of Wilmt re. Her lath,
or died In into, leaving behind him four sons and
six daughters, all of whom are dead with the ex
ceatlon of her sister, Mrs. Susan Khey, of this
place, who Is the oldest woman In the town and
next to the husband o the deceased, la Its oldest
inhabitant. The deceased was married to John
Dougherty by Kev. Iiernetrlus A. Oallltsln la
141. in tbe old frame Ca t nolle church at Loretto
During the last fifteen years, or near about that
time, tba deceased has been bed-ridden, not,
however, at any time suffering any great amount
or pain, hot In such a helpless condition as to re
quire constant care and assistance. In addition
to her other physical tnrirmltlea she waa afflicted
anon after she was compelled to take to ber bed
with that most irreparable or all losses, tbe fail
ure or her eyesight. Through all these lonely and
dreary years of her confinement to bed she was
talthlully. both In tbe daytime and at night at
tended by her eldest daughter Anne, whose 'sd
death almost at her mother's bedside from sheer
exhaustion caused by constant watching and loss
ol Deep, it waa our mournful dnty to announce
only one month aa;o. Her loss no doubt hastened
ber mother's death, which In any event was net
rar off, for she fretted and mourned after her con
tinually, calling upon her by name only a short
time before ber death to come to her aide She
was a good mother and a faithful wife possessed
a heart overflowing with womanly kindness waa
always ready to minister to the wants of her
friends and neighbors, and during her sixty-four
years or wedded life, a much longer period than
Is usually allotted to mortals, enjoyed the respect
and esteem of all who knew her. Four sons, one
of whom resides In Missouri, another In Kansas,
and two In this place, and a married daughter, of
Bradford, McKean connty, but who Is now here
survive her. Her remains were Interred In the
Catholic cemetery on Saturday afternoon. May
her soul rest In peace.
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NEW ADTEBT1HEXEHTS.
Sheriffs Sales.
)Y virtue of Sundry writs r Fieri Faeaa, alias
X) Fieri Facias and Vend Kxva. issued out of
tbe !ourt or Common Pleas ol Cambria eounlv,
and ta me directed, there will be axaeeed te pub
lic sale, at the Mansion House. In Jubaalowa. aa
8 A TUX DAT, MAT ,
at I e'rletk, P. JI., the following i-sh! astata
to wit:
All Ihe rlaht. title and interest of Kdwtn Hish
Op. of, la and te ail that certain lot of ground sit
uate la the township ef tower Tder. Cambria
county, I 'a.. Imatlug on the township road M feet
and running back 14a feet t unmertv ot Kdinund
j Hishop. havma an alley on tbe north went, and lot
01 rimuau oisnopon mesuuineaei.aaving tnera
en erected a twu story plank house anil other out
buildings not now ncmipted. Taken In execution
and to be sold at the full ol Edmund Bishop.
Also: All the right, title and Interest of F.llma
Peckworth, ol. In anj to all that certain ki of
groand annate la the township ef Mtonvereek,
Cambria county. Fa., fronting on the Bedford
pike 63 teet and running back to an alley ITS feet,
having an alley or street on the northwest and let
of Ueorge Kiciiensebr on the a u:ntin. having
thereon erected a two stry frame house and
frame etahle. now in the occupancy el till Peck
worth and Mrs. M-ihon. Taken In iieoutloa
and to be sold at the suits ol Alexander Keck and
U. F. Horner.
Also : All the right, title and Interest ef Stephen
McOar.ej, of, iu and to all that certain piece or
parcel ol land situate In tbe village ot MofTeit
ville, la tbe township o Lower Yoder, la tba
eounty ol Cambria. Pa., bounded on the north
west by Chandler street, on the east by Oartield
street, on the southwest by lot ef James Heard,
and west by an alley containing one acre more or
less known as lots No. 1, 1. 3. 4. a. S. 7 and 6, on
Stephen Mettarvey's plan, not now oceupfed.
Taken in execution and to na sold at tbe salt el
James tl'Rellly for use Chafiee Zimmerman, Jrn
and William M. Dodsoa.
Also: All the right, tlt'.e aod interest of James
C. Herkey, of. in and to a certain ball lot ef
ground situate In the village or Morrellvllle,
flower Yoder township. Cambria oouaty. Pa.,
fronting on FalrttrM avenue and running back to
an alley havlnr an alley cn the northeast and lot
of ground of William Holler oa the southwest,
having thereon erected a two-story Irame house
and frame ataoie, aaw in the occupancy ol Jamas
C. Herkey. Taken In execution and lo be sold at
the suit ol Charles Zimmerman. Jr.
Also: All the right, t tle and Interest of Jamas
C. Herkey. of. In and to all that certain piece or
parcel of land situate In the township ol Loaur
V'odar, Cambria county. Pa.. adlMmag lands of
Jacob Strayer. Jart J. Strayer and lid ward
Lewis, containing U acres, more or less, a boot 41
acre ot which are cleared, bavins; thereon erect
ed a one and a half story lost boose and log barn,
not now occupied. Taken tn execution and to bo
old at the suit of Marshall a. Woakland and
Charlea F. Kress.
Also : All the right.tlllc and Interest of Joseph
Hevele. or. In and to that certain piece or parcel
ot land situate lu the village ot Parkstown. Cam
bria eounty. Pa., adjoining land ot David J. Hor
ner on the west aod south, Yodoc-k Kohier oa the
east and Conrad Worth on tbe north west, con
taining SO acrea, more or less, having thereon
erected a two-story log bense. frame stable and
other outbuildings, now In the occupancy of An
drew Kunkel. Taken In execution and lo be sold
at the suit of Augustine Mayer.
Also: All the right, title and Interest of James
Kelly, of, la and to all that certain lot of ground
situate lo the township of Conemaugh. eounty or
Cambria, Pa., fronting on tbe Frankstowa road
and running back to lot or Charles Keiserand ad
joining lot of Charles Kellv and Charles Ketrar.
naving thereon erected a two story frame house
and outbolldlnga. now tn tbe occupancy of James
Kelly. Taken In execution and to bo sold at Ihe
suitol T. F. Zimmerman.
Also: All tne right, title and Interest ot Pat
Connell, or. In and mall thateerialn lotof ground
situate In the township of Taylor, county of Cam
bria, Pa., fronting on tbe Kleosborg and Johns
town road and ronulng back to an alley adjoining
lands or Kodger Mc A waller oa tbe northeast aad
Thomas Uovern on the southeast, having thereon
erected a two-story frame boase aad outbuilding,
now In the ticcopaney of Pat Connell. Taaen la
execution and to be sold at tbe suit of James IX
McLaughlin. Adminl trator cam tetlamrnf aa
no of Peter Kearaa. deceased.
I I brims f IF SALE. One third of the purchase I
i iu mi r , in m ii i ii wnatn ina nrnnMa . h b j
down and the remaining two-thirds at tbaeoanr
nation of the deed.
I. A LTJTHEK, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Rhensburg. April 7. 1SS.
Sheriffs Sales.
1 y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faelas Vend
'd Expon ani! Levari Facias issued out of the
iX'ourl of Common Pieas of Cambria county, and
i to me directed, there w II be expotcd to puuliesale
; at the Court House In Ebeosnurg, Pa., on
j JTONTtA T, MA T 4, 13,
j At 1 o'clock, J". jr., the following real estate to
j wit :
! All the right, title and Interest of H. T. Hert
I sog, ol. In and to all that certain trfcot ol land
j situate In Allegheny township, Cambria eounty
! Pa., bounded on the north by lands of John
j IHiugherty, on the east by lands ol Jacob Nagle
I and on the west by lands or James Eckeorodo
I and others, containing Hi acres, more or less and
I ahonl SO acres cleared, having thereon erected a
two story log house and log barn and other out
I bolldlns. not now occupied. Taken In execution
! and to be sold at the suit of Mrs. Margaret Wbo-
lan.
alw: All the right, title and Interest or Mary
Boss. of. lo and to all thai certain piece or parcel
v. i-iki iiuaia in tue luwnsmp or tsiacklick
Cambria coaaty. Pa., adjoining lands of James
White on the south, Thomas K. Williams on the
west. Konert Ferguson on the north, and Thomas
Jones on the east, containing 100 acres, more or
less, about 80 acrea cleared, having thereon erect
ed one and a ball story plank house aod frame
barn and water saw mill and one story house bow
In the ocenpancy of Mary Koss. Taken In execu
tion i.d to be sold at the suit of I N. Wlssinger
Also: All that certain steam saw mill building
60x20 feet with L 14x60 feet and the iglne boil
ers, Moley saw mill shingle mill, and other ma
chinery thereon, and all the right, title and later
oetofj. H. Swan, John Swaa and Anson Swan
trading as J. H. Swan a, Co., oi. In and to the'
ground covered thereby and as much other ground
Immediately adjacent thereto, aa may be necessa
ry for the ordinary a..d useful purpose of the
same. Said bonding and mill being situate In
White township, Cambria county. Pa., on land
adjoining lands ol Charles Kanstoad. Charles
MctJougn and others. Taken In execution and
to be sold at the suit ol Charles F. SbenO agent
Also: All the right, title and Interest of John
. mass, of. In and to all that certain piece or
parcel of land situate In Keade township. Cam
bria county. Pa., adjoining lands of Perry Trox
ell. Hannah Cash, Eliza Noble and John C
Dates, containing 60 acres, more or lose, and bo
Ing mostly unimproved. Taken In execution and
to be sold at the suit ol A. H. Flake A Co, for
aseof Jonef, Hoar fc Co.
TEKMS OF SALE. One third of the purchase
money to be paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remalalng two-thirds at tbo confir
mation of tbo deed.
Sherir.Offlce.Ebens?-rak;iiUfTHER'
April T. 188&.
MI Have SaxTereel !
With every d iseaae imaginable for the last
three years. Our
Druggist, T. J. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters' to me,
I used two bottles I
Am entirelv cured, and heartily recom
mend Hop Bitters to every one. J. D.
Walker, Bnckner, Mo.
I write this as a
Tokeo or tbe great appreciation 1 bave
of your Hop
Bitters. I waa afflicted
with Inflammatory rheumatism I If
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to
do me anv
Good I f I
Until I tried two bottles of your Hop Blt
teis, and to my surprise 1 am as well to day
as ever 1 was. I hope
You may have abundant success'
'In this great and'
Valuable medicine :
Anyone i wishing to know more
about my cure ?
Can learn by addressing me. E. M.
Williams, 1103 I6tt street, Washington,
T eonsider your
Remedy the best remedy la existence
For Iodlgestloa, Kidney
... . Crmofot'nl
And nervons debility. I have just'
Returned
Frcm the sooth in a fruitless search for
health, and find that your Bitters are do
ing me more
Good I
Than anything else ;
A month ago I waa extreme'.
'Emaciated I I I
And scarcely able to walk. Now 1 am
Gaining strength I and
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Apd hardly a day passes but what I am
- .
complimented on my improved appearance,
and It is all due to Hop
Bitters I J. Wlckllffe Jackson.
Wilmington, Del,
aWNono genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile, pol
aonoos stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" la their name.
UDITOR'S NOTICE. In the Or
phans' Court of Cambria eounty In the mat
ter or the return to tbe order of sale la the estate
of Eleanor Trout, deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor to make distri
bution of the proceeds of said sale, and to hear
and decide on the exceptions Bled to the return
of sale, notice Is hereby glvee that I will alt at my
office In Ebensburg, on Tuesday, April M, IS85. at
ten o clock, a. m.. to attend to tba duties or said
appointment at which time and place all persons
Interested may attend II they see proper, or be
forever debarred from coming In nn said fund
... . . M- ! KITTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Pa.. April 10, '8.-o.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. II a v i n r
been appointed Auditor to report dlstrlbj:
tlon In the bands of I. A. Luther, Sheriff of
Cambria eounty, arising from sale ol defendants
personal property on Fl Fa. No. , June torn 'S
Ueorge Rusline against H. T. Hertxog. and on
other writs against same defendant, notice la
hereby given tnat I will alt at my office In Ebens
burg. Pa., on Wodneaday. April . 18, at tea
o clock, a. m., to attend to tbe datloa of aald a re
appointment, at whkdi time aod place all persons
Interested may attend If the, see proper.
t M- l. KtTTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Pa., April 10, latia.-c.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. B.
B.Martin of Lancaster, Pa., baa this day re
tired from the firm of Jobn C. Martin a Co. The
old firms affairs will be settled and the bualaeaa
continued at Portage aa heretofore, by
JOHN U. MAKTIN.
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Hardware!
IMFORTVISTT TO CITIZENS OF1 EB
ENSBURG lISTD VICINITY.
jr: TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IX-
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that we have
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
tsr ME "7.. VI CS' TOOLS. BUILDERS' IT.lRDTl'.IRE.
UTEAILM IM'LEMKYTS, FORK'S. Sl4DES PLACK-
vr smith tools, horse Shoes, harrow plys
l-.YAILS OF ALL KLYI)S,BAR IRO.Y and STEEL,
m-HOUSEFUR.YISHI.YG GOODS, RE-
UrVOLVERS, CUTLER i GU.YS, SHELLS,
raiRTRIDGES, Ttt'I.YES, CORDAGE, ETC.
Referring to th above, we respectfully ask the citizens of Ebens
burg and surrounding country for a share of their patronage. We
have been regularly trained in the hardware business, have bought
our goods for cash, and believe we can offer great inducements to
those who desire to purchase.
Ei DUFTON Sc SON.
Ebknsbckg, April 3. 1885.
HARDWARE ! TliWVME ! STOVES!
$10,000 in Goofls to Ije Sold at ReflncedRates.
HAVING purchased for cash, we sell for cash 15 per cent, lower
than elsewhere. Our fine stock of
y-Read our astonishingly low price list :
17 qt. dish pan. pressed....
.50
j qt. aian pan, pressed-
12 qt. dlsb pan, pressed
11 qt dlsb pan, pressed
14 qt. bucket,
10 qu bucket
1 two hoop bucket, wooden-
1 three hoop bucket, wooden
4 qt. coffee pot
3 qt. coffee pot .
2 qt. coffee pot
43
40
30
35
25
15
20
25
20
15
Your attention is called to our
FULL LINE OF BUILDERS' MATERIAL
FAINT, VARNISH ANI) GLASS at Special Rates
ROOFING AND SPOUTING Promptly Attended to.
C3T All are Inrlted to convince themeelYes of our SUPERIOR rnnnn
AND LOW PRICES. L"IUK COODS
A. 0.
-IX BUYING YOUR-
RANGES, lOOKIHG HID HE&TIHG STOVES,
Cellar Furnaces, Fire-PIace Heaters,
Tinware, Copper Ware, Sheetiron Ware,
Lamp Goods of Every Description,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Soup Ladles,
Granite Ware, Coffee Mills, Plated-ware,
Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes, Bread Closets,
Clothes-wringers. Egg Beaters, Slaw Cutters,
Iron Stands, Fancy Spittoong, Slop Bucketr
Hard Coal Parlor Heaters.
Soft Coal Parlor Heaters,
Copper Kettles, Brass Kettlei,
Iron Kettles, Steal COOlm
Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers,
Perfect Waffle Irons, Boilers of all Kinds,
Meat Pounders, Mincing Knives, gjf KlITEl
And a Larrr Stock of KITCHEN" ARTICLES, will be sold t Low Pricet
C.l and Examine the Goods, LOOK FOR MY NAME ON THE WIN
DOW, AND YOU WILL BE bURE TO FIND THE RIGHT TLACE
FRAN K W. HAY,
No. 280 Washington Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA-
Still Reducing Stock.
I again call the attention of the public to the fact that I am tstiU
selling goods at a great reduction in order to reduce my stock. Am
you all know my stock consists of everything in the
Hardware, House-Furnishing, and Agricultural
line. It is not necessary to enumerate it here, but come and satU
fy yourselves that I am offering bargains in everything. As this is
the time of the.year for Shovel Plows and Cultivators, call and see
my stock, which I am selling right down to first cost. I am also
offering great bargains in
Wall Paper, Trunks, Silver Plated Ware,
Well and Cistern Pumps, Double Bitt Axes, &c. Remember my
terms are cash, I cannot make these big reductions and charge goods,
on the books.
Q HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, May 16, 1884.-tf.
TN THE ORPANS' COURT OF THE
JL county of Cambria. To the Urirt mnd lrol rep-
rssraatvrs of iVtvu T (lir..fu a i '
ino: Yon are hereby cited to ta and appear ba
foretba Jadsrrs of the Orphans' Ooart to "be held
at Ebeosbarg, oa tbe Orst Monday or Jane neat,
tben and there to accept or reiase to take the real
estate of Francis X. Christy, deceased, at the ap
praised valuation pot apon It by an Inquest doly
awarded by tbe said Court or ahow cause wh the
aame should aot be aeld.
1. A. LUTHER.
Sheriffs office, Sheriff.
Ebensbara;. March 7, 1S5.
A
DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Estate of Job A. Scaaaa, deceased.
letters or Administration oa tba estate or John
A. Scbenk. deceased, late ol Allegheny township,
bavins; boon granted to the andersigned.anlc Is
hereby given to tbose Indebted to said estate that
payment n.nst he made without delay, and those
bavin claims ara-ast the saae. mast present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
F.LLEJC E. SCHENK. Administratrix.
Allegheny township. March 13. lS.-et.
""OTICE. AM persons .are hereby
Xl notified that at the Sheriff's sale of trie per
sonal property ef M. T. Herasoe:. at Oellliam.
Pa.. I parcbased the following property and have
left the sates with the said H. T. Heraog daring
ay pleasure, to wit.- S horses. S sets ol harness.
9 aieda, S alelghs, 1 spring wagon, 1 baggies, 1
TJbes, 1 saddle and bridle, 2 By nets. 1 euphoard
S tons ol bay. 1 bed and bedd ing and -i of a lot
of wheat la tbe ground. All persons are hereby
notified not to Interior or meddle with tbe same.
F. J. VAVOHI.
Tortage twp March S6, lMV-e.
JOHN E. SCANLAN,
ATTORN ET-AT-LAW,
Nov. H. r-arrm, I
Hardware!
-:o:-
USES, CO:, in PiUCE 5TSTES
Are unexcelled in QUALITY and
LOW FIGURES. An Im
mense Line or
Hardware, Tin 07,
Sheet iron and itlrrr?rare,
Horte and Stmble 'rmihing$
And Farming Implements.
4 tin next palls, wftn dipper
....$ .T5
.... 23
Is
.... S3
... 93
... 25
.. 1.00
10
... PI
... 6 50
fjt-s-u 1 id oasins, nested.... ..
2 pudding pans
1 doz tin cups
1 larga wash boilar. No. 8.......
2 irood corn brooms
3 coal bucket .
Coal oil, per g
Clothes pins, per doi
White It-art. rx-r cwt. .1T. "
Nails, ner kei
3 43
fine assortment of "Wall P.sper.
BUCK & CO.,
Gnllitzin,
j T TT n A p TT XT T T
A . JJXIxl
as bv , a v
fcC U ft y W W .
JohnHtown, Pennon,
Makes a Sprcimltf ol
FIXE FLORAL WORK
Foa
BALLS, PARTIES. WEDDINGS.
FUNERALS, ETC., ETC.
Flowers packed aad seat safely any dis
tance by Express. Ifebsoim.j
F
ARM FOR SALE.
a uw minrru'rr oaen at private aaie. nis larta In
Cambria township, one and one halt asiles trom
Bbetishurg. containing 14S Arm, in a goee
state of cultivation, with good frame honse and.
frame barn, aa eireller.t orchard, plentv ol wator
and about ene million feet el lamtwr on the presa
lses To parties wlrblng to purchase a smaller
piece of land, he will divide lt te suit purchasers
Terms reasonable, tall on the suBecriber reeidl
Ing oa the premises. MAKTIN SANUEaUS.
Cambria twp Jan. a, lafta.
FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell
at private sal about JV, A raws of around,
situate in Wilmore bornnph, Cambria county
having thereon a lerye Eataa Horsi, containing
ten rooms. In good repair, suitable far a hotel
with a lot of -hole fruit trees and neoery oot
balldtnsrs. For father information call en tbe
subscriber on tbe premise. Terms reasonable
MAKY F-MUI.VKHII.U V llmore Pa
Fab. jt.-mti.