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EBESNHIRH. PA.
10CAL A.YD PJSHSOjYAL.
There ami the Other riace.
for
r re
r entitled goodi ro to the Sugar Bowl.
,r choice groceries so to the Sugar
F
have boen ordered
,., & the Altoona fhops.
v.uie LuttrinC'T is at present busy
.Ufa new roof on tbe almshouse.
1 Ti e i"1 annual encamrroent of lbs
i will he held at Conueaut lake.
VorW on ttif. new Cathoiic church at
t- ,-JiT.n was commenced during the fore
, "f v.eek.
V J. Baker, of rhiUdelphla, shipped
d-Ttt.e'r't'r and e'ves flora
t: : V
M
nee on i rnii-i'j-
Aim McDonald has improved the
,r(-e .it tor tine residence oy me ap-
t'i.m or a cum ui ym.
-iWanU-d -McDonald, at Loretto, wants
pound-' of pood clean wool, for which
vt;i py ll,s-,,ie'-t Price-
-iludtM's Flanagan and Masters vif-ited
. n Tuesday last. They were get
- "ihintfs in shape for their quarterly pay
Nw stock of straw hats Just received
t tre Golden Eaale, 1301
Eleventh avenue
where they will be sold very low
i.:otia
H. March.
Mr. Iaac Davis, of this place, offers for
.,! a "(,J Jl'rsey milk cow tliat wlH 0)ak0
n.u of butter a week, lie will 6ell
i . i-l-i-aD.
.! H. Rodgers, an aged colored minis-
J fr..m .Idi.nstcwn, was admitted to me
4;rgsliou-e on his own
i: -A week.
application, one day
jtM- T. K. Brown of the Central Hotel,
t-aa. hid uew floor laid oo his porch In
..r ,.t im house which Is Quite an hn-
1 ; ;JI
T-rovrllleDt.
a-Tlie attet.tion c.-f our readers Is called to
i' a ivettis-Muent of Mr. Charles Kanstead
:h wi'l q;i;te a lot of personal proper- j
t .it Fike oa Wednesday next.
i-An encampment of gypuies is located
aHo"t two miles east of town, and the no
Ben re around the town telliDg fortunes
od 'w-uii'.n on Wednesday last.
Huntingdon's borough council has pur-ch-.fd
twenty bushels of lime for distribu
tion in plac-s nround the town where it will
d(j ti'.H r.iot gooil iu preventiug cholera.
Fifty !Uht colored summer suits are of
f jre'J at the Gulden Eagle Clothing House,
1:301 Elevei.th avenue, Altoona, at half their
value. Call and see. II. March, Trop.
Andrew Ilahn, J. Rennirger, John
Schi ll. Peter UHfricn, J. Kirkpatrick, An
elem Weakland and Louis Klein are putting
cp t.ew barns In the neighborhood of St.
Bouiface. :
lu ige John II. Orvis, of Dellt-fonte, ha
Jajt I., ard from a brother who lett home 32
y i.i and who had long beeu believed
to ' dead. He Is a prosperous citizen of
- r. I". Williams of the C;ookiort Monitor,
pa J t ie town a visit ODe day last week.
Ben is an old tiinv resident of this place and
we werf ulad to see him looking so well and
teir the Monitor th.it la thriving-
C. F Hager, Surc?('n Denti-t, of Jnbt.9
town, will be at the Mnuotain lliuse on the
second Friday and Saturday of each month,
wh: re he wiil bo prepared to do all work
pftftiiuig to hi3 profession. LaL'l-2:n.
-The oung ladies and young geutletuou
f Ki. n-bur i are renuested to meet In Ar-
n II ill on Saturday evening at 7:30
o'ci'ck to complete arrangements for the
pr .p'-r ohsfrvance of Memorial Day.
,- The Ciovertimeut hascontracted for new
po-tn! card paper of a delicate pink, in lieu
of the cream color of the cards dow issued.
I'.'.f new cards will be out In July. Tho
a'u-- will he the same as now In use.
Mi. John End'.er.of Elder township.who
bml l is leg broken some three weeks ago so
tM i,y that It was feared amputation would
I ive to be resorted to, Is, we are glad to
.iy. recovering a'" vw" iJseA . ,u,
L i.,.r.!mip , JoI'town. while at work
ir. w
fca uijna iron Company's
it by a fall of coal and se
. dangerously Injured in the
) The following publications were an
fcounced In St. Michael's Catholic church at
.em, on ftuuday last ; Francis II. Itel
to
- is (jcrtrutie banker, both
-ham Stevens, of Loretto,
O Connor, of A Itnnni
of Loretto ;
to Miss Mary
The following persons can each get a
e'r hy calling at the Ebensburg postoCice;
a-iier E.,,thurn, A. O. Frey. Miss Dora
a-v-lei,. C. W. l'uiliips, w. c. Wilkes-on. J.
Aiou rM.n, Iiaac Crawford, Michael Mc----
y, Jiup.s M. Springer.
-The ticket office at Wilmore was burg
l .i ,d on Sunday night, but the burglars
cn yot about one dollar in small change.
Tie j.ih is supposed to have been done by
we same pities that robbed Mr. RoberUon
"a that place the same night.
A and exeitinir oma nf hacz k. m
1 1 '-d on tbe College grounds In Loret-t-n
Svt.ir'iy isst, between the College
-' d a n:r.e from Wilmore. It took eler-"ir.r.n-.gj
t. decide the contest, when the
st,J(1d 13 to 9 In favor of tbe College
A tr
rack har.d on the Teunsylvanla rall-
' ' ' "'" ''luah lj. McGowan, while em-
'luh L. McGowan, while em
a: uig tho track near Wood vale
j ..ii.iug.j.tsr, was struck by
cut thrown from the track. He
9 r .
Hy.
i
about the head, but not danger-
- K. Dafton A Son have Just re-art;.-
stock of granite iron ware of
"criptlon, such as kettlea. oofs.
fa a
i
and tea pots. etc:, whih th
'''X at bottom prices. Call and gee
'-? they are Just what everybody
i
f
-"is to think that deska ami .bira
J .
his
i " ; e, but they do. Taken Id large
I r,mce 'u'ture Is fatal as yeliow
ie sit. arnf writ .
. . . ij uui-ivrii away.
yi 1 thits produce constipation ; that
!- i'-P.-id; rheumatism and kidney
' : -low in their train, and death on,?.
t
b
i
' ' r. ion whr.un IT van
are passed
in I in the confined
air of ofiieefi
? " R-ep Dr. K
noedy's "Favorite
'.iys at Land for tho stomach
- f
i
"'ti"n of the borongh authorities
..,,"' Iart "'at there should be
"i grade for payemenfs, and !
j 'ii .snonitf not Ire allowed to
-1 lavements on tho "go as you
lri Mr. Edward Jr!fIith is now
4-.. r''k a st"ne Pavement In front of
I -s'."'''' "n street, and. to reme--r
, he rarPpnr. who boilt
f t'-n!, , lnhe hiehert!.an the
f-'ent' , ". ' " r'1,s!n;7 the nvement
i ...k ' -''though the pavement
is
i-,f; , ! euro tor.rs wr-rjld
M s. 1 af"- T,,B xt man put-
. v "' v'n"s foperly willcertaln-
,', " X'x- J"" the duty of the
"'' r to see f hxt n. .
ml .
' It'er,
, . i ..ruirutsiire
, " woul' orange
ir';1"- foranofBci.,1 to either
Is business The pile,
r ri'ne no , .
. . wui streets at pre.s-
",fr "f t'teil
inc.tprj.
--SheriflT Sterling bnd a warm reception
at the residence of Mrs. Lynn, In Washing
ton township, Fayette county, a few dava
ago, while porting a sale bill on her door,
ft was in the haptof a cowhide which she
laid briskly across the astonished official's
shoulder
We linve (wo new organs on hand that
we will sell clieap for cash, trade for a farm.
a house and lot, for a horse, cattle, "sheep.
grain or lumber, in fact anything that we j
can make a turn round in. Parties wishing
to purchase a first class organ, will Dot find
a better chanco.
Charles Hamilton, while eroploved at
repairing a stack at the Cambria Iron Works
at Johnstown, on Sunday last, fell to tbe
ground a distanea of forty feet, and received
a severe contusion of the spine and was oth
erwise badly jarred and bruised, but the
prospects for his recovery are favorable.
On Tuesday list three prisoners escaped
from the Huntingdon jail , "bf scaling the
walj with the assistauce of Ja" rake, which
they Looked into the stones and raised them
selves up. Their escope was boon discover
ed, when they were pursued and one recap
tured : bnt at latest accounts the other two
were still at large.
Miss Annie O'Neill has just returned
from tbe city with a nice new lot of hrst
class millinery goods, ladies iiid chil
dren's hats, bonnets, flowers, trimmings of
all descriptions, corsets, tloves, hosiery,
drpsH ti imminus and notions of all hinds.
which she sells at the lowest prices. Call
and see the goods
Mary Tubbier aged 17, a domestic In
the family of Judge Sutton, at Indiana, one
evening last week swallowed a halt ounce
of Faris green with suicidal Intent. Medi
cal M was promptly summoned and, after
a period of intense agony, the gill gained
relief, and Is now recovering. She refuses
to assign any canse for her deperate act.
Our farmers have been very busy the
last few days planting their corn. A few
more good days and corn planting will be
done, when it would be well for them to call
at John Owens' store on High street, and j
lay In a stock of dry goods, dress goods, 1
boots and shues, groceries and provisions
sufficient to last them nntll after harvest.
A game of base ball was played on the
public square on Thursday last between a
picked nine from this place called the Sen
ators, and a nine from the Normal School
called the Congressmen. At the end of the
sixth inning, when the game was called, the
Congressmen had succeeded in scoring two
runs, while tbe Senator had 19 piled up to
their credit.
Andrew Kipple, foreman of the wreck
ing crew of the Pennsylvania faiiroaTl at
Altoona, was severely hurt on Saturday j
last near Birmingham, on the middle divis-
ion. While clearing a way a wieen, a heavy !
rope to which too much strain was attart ed "
, broke, the end striking Mr. Kipple od the
hack. He was brought home, and it Is
thought he will soon recover.
The Loretto Mdse Co.," of Loretto. la.,
sells: 13 pounds granulated sugar. $1.00;
1(5 pounds lliiht brown sugar, f I 00 ; 6i
pounds best green coffee, fl.no ; svrups, 40
to 00 cents per gallon ; teas, 25 to CO cents
per pound , good broom, 10 cent; 10 plum
smoking tobacco. 25 cents ; best Nil. 1 salt,
Z 1.40 per barrel ; dry goods, boots and shoes
and all other goods at low prices
On Friday last Mr. Mi-hae: Fitzharris
of Gallitzin, was appointed pofdwa.-ter at
that place. He sent his bond iu tt.e suni of
50000 for the faithful discharge of the duties
of the ofliee on Tuesday last, anil In a few
days his commission will arrive, when he
will assume the duties of the ofli?a. Mr.
Fitzharris is the first postmaster appointed
In Cambria county under the new adminis
tration. Next.
The Altoona daily Times was a year old
on Wednesday last, and McPike's legion or
friends In Cambria, his old stamping ground,
will be gratified to learn that he announces
that his experiment of establishing a daily
Democratic Journal in that city, has proved
to be an accomplished success. The Times
may therefor be regarded as resting on a
Polld basis, aud our best wish is tt at It may
continue prospering anil to prosDer.
The Huntingdon Journal says that a
sion bureau furnishing medicine is slmp'y
ridiculous, and should be proof positive that
the fellow is a fmud of the first water
McDonald at Loretto sells 15 pounds
light brown sugar for f 1.00 : 12 nounds whi,.
sugar, f 1 ; 3 pounds good tea, f I ; in ponnds I
COtlee. f I : 4 hriTjo .. .
pers soda, 10c ,- 3 pounds prunes 2.5c 3 I
pounds rice, 25c ; 4 pounds barley 25c ' 5 1
pounds oatmeal, 25c ; 6 pounds hominy. 25c- j
6 pieces soap, 25c ; molasses, 35 cents per
Mllon ; good yyrup. 40 cents per gallon !
All other goods t fnuall? I . . ... .
- -- -.... ivrt prices ror
cash or good marketable trade.
-The editor of tbe Freeport Journal, who
holes a position In the R-venue service of
the Twenty-third district, declares tht he
has been an offensive partisan n,i
to get bonuced by the new Collector of that
district, Mr. E. A. Bigler. The Journal edi
tor further observes : "We can conci
nothing more
contemptible, mean and un-
manly than for i
Repuhlican who has been
and OUt Of HASlann In .
instant In season
Douneint? the l)pmnrt;n . . I
.v, u.uiv. m now
favor at Its bands."
The Johnstown Tribune of Tuesday
ays that a man passed through that place
omuiaay in pursuit of his runaway wife
He stated that he lived on a farm near
mirsyuie, ami that while he was away from '
home his wife hitched two horses In his !
wagon, put a lot of household goods in the j
vehicle, took nearly f400 from a bureau I
nanv n T r? ' tW f her 8n9 ccom !
panvinifher. TT iramj v, . . . :
as Eoenshnrcr. si nl.ini. ... i . .
....... u . 3 i nr .
--T r1iii. an Knowledge
of them appears to he lost. He thought
they came to Johnstown and went over the
mountain to Hollidayaburg. He felt confi
dent he woold overtake the runaways at
that place. The man's name has not been
learned, nor has any information reached
here as to whether ha h v.. ..
' I.HUKHI up WltD
wife or not. If the man .w
ed was here prosecuting his search he must
have been afraid of finding his wife, as we
-ave been unable to find an r.-,-
whom he mentioned the ohject of his visit.
1 lu"lvfTA Jmerican R"" concludes
Its seventieth year with Its June nnmber
It never had large . circulation, nor
greater Influence, nor a more brilliant staff
of contributors. This number discuses
seven topics of vital public Interest bv no
less than fourteen eminent writers, not In
cluding the short contributes in "Com
nents." "Snal, Silver be Demonetized'
Ru.Hhed economists, Sumner, Laughlin and
"". represent ni7 Yi
a nil Tt
Conges, and the Ma,,achnse,t. Instituteof '
Technology
ioe lar.imess of Justice"
by JuJi;e W. I.
discussed
i .T'Wlion i0 r"""- by Gail Hamii'ton .
i The Swearing Habit" by E. P. Whippi
t and "French Snoliation Pinin,." r ,
I
j
, Kreratt. The policy of the Roman Catho
, He hierarchy toward our Public Schools is
I assailed in a learned esav hv n .i
le. Mr M. C. O Byrne, of North Caro. in. i
Bd defended by Bishop Keane. of Virginia
with equal erudition. It is a most Interest-'
Ing double presentation of an imnendino u
Bue. "How Shall Women Dress ?" is an
swered by Charles Dudley Warner. Eliza
beth , Stuart Phe-ps. Dr. W. A. Hammond.
j jumping
nnto J . JACRcnn rVf V mm
j the English leader of the rfro t ' I
I mer,t 6,5 refrm move'
THREE Wr.CKN IOWX SOCTM.
Sernad (Spicy letter of eor Knbwrlb
fr' Koalhrra Trip.
Of all the Southern cities we visited, Lou
isville had the most characteristics of a j
Northern one. Its geneial appearance is !
stately it? buildings generally of brick and f
very imposing iu their appearance IH i
streets clean with an air air of wealth and
ease pervading.
It abounds in religious and
Charitaole institutions. After lakiog a very
geueral survey of these, we visited her cele
brated race track and the horse market,
j some 5 or 6 miles Irom tne city, r.very
I thing here had a itrandeur of style and cotn
j pleteness of finish truly surprising. The
judges throne, the ladies pavilion, in short
i every surrounding, seemed constructed of
; the finest material and in the most classic
I and article styie.
I Kentucky ie celebrated tor producing the
finest horses for the turf of any State In the
Ucion, and she prides herself very much on
the beauty and fleetness of her coursers.
i Nearly all travel either on business or pleas-
nre is in the Hmhlle : and indeed this roav be
1 said of the whole South. Wheel carriages
are but little used among them.
And though this Saturday forenoon was
only an ordinary day In the market, we saw
perhaps a hundred horses training on the
track, which would eeem to be free to all ;
a noble set of animals.
The Courier-Journal is an immense e"tab-
ushmeut;
and is a potent factor in South
ern Ohio as well as iu Kentucky aud len-
nesste. You meet it ever where south of
the Ohio as The Paper. Even those who do
not relish all its views, like it as a racy and
vigorous newspaper.
I did uot call upon Its editor as Watter
son was from borne perhaus making bis
peace with President Cleveland.
- Louisville lies iu a beautiful curve of the
Ohio, with Jefferson viiie, Indiana, directly
opposite.
Taking our lunch at the Gait House, be
fore leaving, (which by the way as a hotel !
comes very near perfection In all its appoint
ments,) we took our leave in the early af
ternoon. Going by East Louisville we passed thro'
Jefferson, Bullitt, Nelson, Harden, Hart and
Barren counties, when we arrived at Cave
City.
S 1 was Dot so favorably impressed with
i Kentucky aa I expected to be as we did
j not traverse the "blue grass" region ; and
; leaving Lexington and Frankfort to our
' left. The surface reminded me of Western
Pennsylvania ; hut sadly Inferior in its cul
tivation. The laud wr.s rolling and covered
with oak, chestnut and hickory like our own
forests. Elizabethtown and Muofordsville
are county seats, but without any evidence
of rapid growth.
The country seemed to be well watered.
In Uullitt county we crossed the "Salt Riv
er," the real original of the mythical Salt
River of politicians; and in Barren county
we crossed the Green River, a large and
beautiful stream.
In the early afternoon we left the train at
Cave City, as it is called, but found no city
no town nor even a hamlet ; but as it is
the nearest station to the Mammoth Cave it
Is tnus dignified. But I reserve my experi
ence at the cave for another number.
Td VCT I." 11
Terrible Eiploilon.
j On Saturday last the Somerset Chemical
i Works, located about one mile east of Sorn-
! erset. exploded at about half-past six o'clock i
in the eveninc- The explosion occurred in i
i the nitro-glycerine agitating house where
one ;f the proprietors, W. T. Beach, of New
Toils, was engaged at work. He was blown
j Into atoms. The largest piece of bone, flesh
I or clothing that could be found was not lar
I ger than a silver dollar. The nitroglycer
ine building with eight others were strewn
to the winds, portions of them be ng found
miles away. Tbe works were situated in
an opening In a dense woods large trees of
vthiebwere uprooted and blown down for
rods art-und. From twelve to fifteen men
are employed at the works, but owing to its
being Ascension Day, none of them were at
work. Where tbe bnilding in which the ex
nhmion occurred e tood there is a hole large
when two men were killed. ' "
Burglary at Wilmore.
Sunday night the dwelling
On
Mr. W.
fl. Robertson, of (Viimnr.
i i , .' " en
.-..... vy uurgiars, w!
by opening a window
who gained an entrance
on the lower story and
wien proceeded dp
etairs to ftm
rOOm ff Me T , . K . . --F'"eS
..... o.uriuwti ana wife where
they took Mr. Iiobertson's pants, coat and
vest, and carried them down stairs. They
then rifled the clothing, getting Mr. Robert
son S pocket book Which ronl.i
thing near s.xfy dollars In money, abrmt six
hundred dollars in notes, and bis gold wab
i BOOUt dollars. Neither Mr
J Robertson or Lis Umy heRr(J
the bnrglars during their oneration.
were not aware or their loss until the next
morning. Sorue neighbors, however, heard
noise near the hoose about three o'clock In
the morning, but suspecting nothing, made
no alarm Up to this time there has been
no arrests made although there Is said t h
-'uir, mignt ciue to the guilty parties.
A Colored Man Hecapf taf ed.
On Saturday evening an unknown colored
man met with a horrible death at Rock wood
Somerset coimtv . '
. -- " uau ciawiea uuaer a
t . cugme mat was standing at the wa-
3..,. ana wnen the engine started his
nee was lying on one of the rails. The
wheel, or the locomotive severed tbe head
rrom the trunk, and th ...
"d dr"BCPd for 'Mble disUnce the
..j . . . "wuwr, ioe
"J vtaa UJ1 1 1 L7 r l L
... .UK uiubru anil mnii .tan
i 1 he rem mi us u,tt,.j
The remains were
n...CICU KiKeiuer. cor-
fined an.! hiiri.l . ..
, . llJB rxl,eDse wr tDe coun.
ty. A telegram from Rock wood this morn
ing stated that no one had yet appeared to
identify of claim the body. By some the
man'a death is believed to have been the re
sult of a suicidal purpose, while others re
gard it as aeeidentai.-ioAnjrtotcn Tribune of
Uiel&hinst. . ,
A Mew Way tm Stop TraiBS.
June 1st the Petit.svlvanfa Pniirn.,1
On
j Company will introduce a new air system of
j signals in their passenger train, to take the
place of the bell-rope now in nee. - When
the air-brake was first used it was discover
ed I hat the pipes were too small, and larger
ones were put in. These old pipee will now
be used to signal rrom the conductor to the
engineer when the former wishes to stop the
train. The nines will mmmnninaia -
. -- - ii.il a
small whistle In the engineer's cab, and the
signal will be given by the conductor poll
ing a rope, which will hang on one side of
the car. The main advantage lo this sr.
2tZ t hi Zl "! ? "W diffl
cult for tbe passengers to stop tbe train.
i rains are quite often stopped by some ex
j cited or intoxicated passengers, and acci-
uri.wj are niteiy lo occur when such a thing
happens.
Attempted Knleide.
Mrs. James Johnston, who was brought to
the almshouse a few weeks ago from Gallit
zin, attempted to commit suicide by jump
irg from the third story window of that in
stitution about 3 o'clock on Sundav niornino-
last. Another woman in tbe same room wit
nessed tbe act. but was uot aware of the
purpose until It was too late to Drevent h.r
ane was picked ud and rarni
"'" "ouse, ana is now lying very
hnrt Internally, with the prosnects
against ber recoyery.
SIXTEENTH COSTEJIIIOS
Of the Cambria County . h Nrhool
Asaoelatlon. rtBV vty 18 lt(H5 Mr Hr-rirv J Eerv to
The following is the program th S- I Mi-s K:um Glass, both of JlunsVt town
teenth Annual Convention of thr Cambria ! ship.
s.ihht.h School AssociatmH, l ne
ht-ld at Morrellville, fa , on i mirsijuj mm
Fndav. June 11th and 12th. 1RH5:
Tni F.niertainment Ctiiiiiiilt-e will If t
the Meiuortist Episcopal church at 1 1 o'eo ,
j a. in., on Thursdav. June 11th. wh-n -le-i
gates will report aud be assigned plac f
j entertainment.
j AFTEKSOOS SKSSlON 2 O'CLOCK.
I Devotional exercises for twenty minutes,
j conducted by Mr. Hi-nry Anderson. '
I jt-ct Prayer for God's biessing and the
j presence of the Holy Spirit in our Conven
I tion.
J "Address of Welcome" Rev. N. Davis,
j of Morn llvihe.
j Response Kev. Robert McCaslin, or Lt
eniuru '
Topic "Can the Church meet her O.iMga
tlons to the yung without a Sahhath
I Sfii.u.l 9" OoHiied rv John Fulton. Alter
nate, C. T. Roberts.
Topic "Of what Benefit is the Sahbati
School to the Church Members, their Fami
lies and the Community ?" Opened by Ap
pleton Bash. AlUrn!e. D. F. Ramsey.
Appointment of Committee to nominate
officers for the ensuing year
EVENING SESSION 7:30 O'CLOCK.
Devotional exercises VO minutes, conduct
ed by D. A. Harris.
Topic " How can a Teacher undo the
False Training a Child receives at Home ?"
Opened by Dr B. F. Tomb. Alternate,
Rev. Woodward. '
Topic "What can we do in our Schoo.s
to Promote the belter Observance of the
Sabbath?" Opened by Dr. C. Sheridan.
Alternate, Alex. Kondy.
Question Box Inquiries may be addressed
to any member of the Convention, and will
be distributed by the President.
FRIDAY MORN INQ SESION-9:30 O'CLOCK.
Brief devotional exerciser conducted by
John E. Hill.
IteoeivitiB and reading all reports and se
lecting rdace for holding next Annual Con- i
vention.
Topic "Is the stndv of Bible Geography
Impoitant in Sabbath School ?" Opened by
George Marsden. Alternate, Rev. L. Ma-
gnlre.
AFTERNOON SESSION 2 O CLOCK.
Devotional exerci.-es for 10 minutes, con
ducted by Dr. J.C. Wilson.
Children's meeting 30 minntes. Rev. D.
J. Be.ale, Rev. A. C. Johnston, Rev. Shan
non will address the meeting.
Tonic "Responsibilities and Duties t
Parents Co the Saboatli School."
Ottoned bv
F
El re.nfelt. Alternate, Rev. A.J. Bird. ,
evesiso ekrsio? 7:30 O'CLOCK. i
Opened with prayer by Rev. Gibson. j
Topic "The Obligation of al! Education ,
by Example and Teaching to diffuse Tern
prranee Principles." Opened by (ieo. S . j
Stntzman. Alternate. Tiev. James A. Lane. ,
f'lnsinff Topic "What Benefits have 1 rp- I
ceivetl b Attendance at thia Convaiitiou ?"
Question Box.
Address by the retiring President and re
marks by members of the Convention.
Opening speeches limited to 10 minutes.
Subsequent opes to 5 minutes.
The persons making opening speeches are
requested to prepare their retnaiks in writ
Inw. so that they'ran be had for publication
iu the minutes.
REAL ESTATE TBASSrEBS.
The following transfers of real estate
were filed in the Kecordei's office, th:8
a i a f ctl 1 O JP .
place, Tor tne weeK enoitiK .nay. -u,
F. A. Kirkpatrick to (ieorge W. Shearer,
lot In Morrellville ; consideration. t-r'0.
John Mellon et ux. to John Lantzy, 90
acres in Susquehanna township ; considera
tion, 583.
Clark II. Longbry to Mary Whitman, lot
In Cooprsriale borough; consideration ,t"00.
Eve !olehaugh to .Jacob S. Hutier, lot in
Carrollt'iwn borouah ; consideration, $501.
Chrisfian Karlheim. to Francis Loniadu',
1 acre and 7 perches in Cleaifivld township ;
consideration, $60.
Executors ot John J. Horner to Elsie Co
ver. 8 BTes in Taylor township ; considera
tion. $450.
Sarah A. Carter to Anna M. Cover, lot in
Johnstown borough ; consideration, $700.
Wm. Ciaebertet ux. to (ieorge U. Brown,
lot in Johnstown borough ; consideration,
f l.ftOO.
benlamin liensnotr to jonn r itzimoiis. ioi
In Mil' ville borough ; consideration. $310 i
Benjamin Bi-nsbofT to John Fitzimons, lot
In Miliviile borough ; consideration. $05.
Emily Jane Feari et al. to JuM.. R. Harsb
berger, 1 aer and 103 perches in Richland
township ; consider ition, $1.
James Callahan to Richard Byrne lot In
Tunnelhill borougn ; consldetation. $80.
Renlamin BenshofT to Dennis Roach, lot
in Miliviile borough ; consideration, $300.
Benjamin Benshoff to Jerry llarngao. lot
In Millyiile borough; consideration. $300.
Mary Whitman to John Stainbaugh, lot in
Coopersdale borough ; consideration, $'J00.
little town in tho pictGresque valley" o'f The
Jur, at., directly on the mam line of the P
tt. K., rorty four miles west of Harrisbnra
and apart from the Interest attach" To the'
meetmg will prove a very pleasant place
for a spring excursion. For the benefit of
ii"j-e oesiring to attend, tbe
29 : 9onP"ny "ill sell from may 15 to
29 inclusive, excursion tickets to Mexico
from all principal stations on its system
Koou for thirty davs from ri.h,of k,Jv..'
--r f v. a IU1 10.
Ballon' Mas-a.TneTfor June.
We have just received Ballou e for June
I e0Pr9MWJ,h L" '"terestin,, illus'ttat'edartU
... X3IHI1U 111
Borneo, by Captain
iiowara Uulburt
continuing
chapter of Mr. Thomes' mnr.
or Sailor R.0 u7:...r .. ""wey ana
keena nr. Ir- .fc 1..1 r,"9 """C-H Still
P thrl,lir"f interest of the boys'
adventures It also contains a large amount
Of entertaining stories. instrii.ri .J " "
sing reading, Iwusekeepers and fane, work."
departments, etc., making if. well worth th.
price,
... n,r. uy an newsdealers. Price
".'? Pe' S"Py or 1.5d a vear. Addrl
15 cen
Themes
Talbot. 23 Hawley st, Boston.
Take dottrel
Any person destroving the fences steal
ngortHsturbing the flower, or aubhrW
n e.ther of the cemeteries belonging to ufe
Congregational church, will be nrosVcuted
t Truf8nt'9etXtent ' l or
H. March offers the
Second"'"7 G U '.U.it3 and CP $10
Third . J 9
18aRA,hfKGolde,1 Eagle ClothlLg noose8
1801 Eleventh avenue. Altoona for G. A? K.
fttttt riS" Trette aLd
br.Ki.eh.rVJSh.al
to
THE MARKETS.
EBEN8BURG. Mav 91 laax
wlCh!?Jml1 5 00 to 6 40
'- u V, yw u utr...... ...... ...
Kye.
Corn
Cats ..... ......... ..... .... .........
Cover seed m "
Timothy seed ..
Flax seed.... .".
Keans "
potatoes ..r;::::.:.":::::
Butter, rb
Eard, ft.. '" "
Eggs, per Aoz ...Y....?...."
Onions, per bu
Hay. per ton.. "'--I'"'"'"
oo
73
70
50
7
00
50
2
1
50
00
50
2
15
12
12
50
12 00
PUTSBI RH MARKETS.
'-o-Ir.9h. TerVua.Vou'frk
66j.)0c. Jersey Sweet. 4 00 hhl
PortTRT Live chickens, 6S70c per ratr liv.
turkeys, nffiia, per i.oand. liS','
Per pair Iire.sed-Chi. kens, 16iil7c perpounrP
torkeyg. 1719-: ,eese. 195)12. V pouna,
for al? Vooi'.420 OOUDtrJ, mlIed cotton;
25ft 8 60; timothy seed, I 801 85; orchard
grass. 1 eo ; blue arass. i so.l 60 orchard
tone Freah Pennnvio.nl. i ....
15c per doien. ' " """" B8B"' lz
AV-f2 80 per bbI ,or common to Talr
and 2 76 3 00 for prime to choice.
i
hrir. J , T V T" meT?- asS'Wc: do. other
)2 ;VboiS !
e; common
V- ; ?!?'" ' n'oico creamery, 2;titi!22c
"-. ; L-uoic-e country. 20fi iKc
M i- nrHors. ;f(ync.
' 7 i i . i PI "a. I n oy;
mlddllnars. tlT I
mi-i lor oi-own and 20 00ifjl
00 for white: chop-
Hav-ai ' l t cnoiMMwl corn, 18 0o19 00.
ir noiifi oo --""'."-"wo rv lor tiirnt
"IUOT I'resseu ; rrom country
ons. 17 002rt 00; No. i rrail-,e hay. S 603
uplan-1, 12 V(312 00. ,,,wi
wair-
603 0 60 ;
Uraisj Wheat. 1081 10 per bushel
ooru , 6Si3l
a" vr i n . -. n .v- : rr mi iiVr' w-i
Flour-ss 506 5 75 per bbl., according to quall
Onrr.KB4 00,3:4 50 ppr narrei
II V.VK EAL.
FBERLY GL ASS Married, at St. Mi
.twi'u :n hnlin rtmrch 'n Loretto. on Mon-
OBITXAKY.
ECJvKXRODE.Died at the residence or I
her lattinr. Mr. Gf-orne Fiick In Allegheny
tjiilnp, Mrs. Catharine Eckt-nrode, wif ,
of Jerome Eckenrode, aired about 3 yexrs.
EVA VS. Died, at the residence or her
husband, Mr. John T. Evans, in On.hria ;
townxhip, Tuesday, May 19. 15, Mrs. Ann ;
Evans ag?d about tU years.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. :
FOU MI Kill 'r F. I !ie-hv a'mi.m.re I
er ia AinjIidllfP ltf 111 1 t Til C IMC TUMI I WW
lon cf She-rid s-u''je.-t tr
dtcljioli ol the lirB- I
Dcrulic priiDHry election.
JllSKPH A. ORAY.
tlarrolltown. May . 1SS
AVf:RTIJr.MK5iT.S.
$500,000 i yearj::;
Ntatrmrnt tf tlie American, 7ftlonil
and I nltcH Matcn and Canada F.x
prens CempiinlM. Iroy, X. Y.
The atretiitth ol K.rae Uiv n. t in lir multitude,
nor in her rain laden fleets Those were elements
at strenvth, our her never-lal! in rwuree Iny i
7df ...... ....... i ....I HK.Molina of Kotuan sol llnrs.
IMsdpline-ltlathe very soul to ail the wonder-
ful nieanlnn possessed by tl" word "vrteran.
Mr BeniMirt ol Truv. Is a veteran in tne nirpj.
l.nsin. "TUiriy three y.ri," he laid to your .
rei. ,rt. r stood at this desk.- It Is the .lis
ctoline of years ot experience whieh givM him ,
I ....... i.. ho hnl.'.s in the trust and esteem of
the three irrat eorporitun-. -We hare a busl- i
ncss ol tauu.iit year, and I've heen alueut from ,
this offl.-e hardly a month in all lht time, altho'
1 must rnntoss that many times I ve worked here ;
when snflerlnir ureal pln. lor 1 have heen tro.i- ,
l. all my life with biliousness and a jspepsia.
k.,.1 bveome so redueed and weak that .
T had f no at.petite. ami my diitestlon wholly dtsor
a .. t J.. tried various remedies, but almost 2
happened ro hit ution Ir. Kennedy's j
year airo
bottle or so I heaan lo tcei sironucr in cutj
The ureat ditfleulty ha been with my digestion,
but this seems to retrula-e It Pfrlectly. I have,
sir irreat lalth la Ir. Kennedy's lAVnKUfc
K EM 1 1 Y 1 have hounlil and Klven a irreat deal
of It to the' poor aronnd here; those, yon know,
who have do mime; te buy medicine jf any kind,
for there are a irreat many tr.iutdcl w.th bilious
diseases and siirt-r on wlthnat aid. I always keep
FVKITE KKMEHY In tie honso. 1 cocsideT
it 'he best medlelne lor tb blood fn the market.
Well 1 must attend to this matter lor the west-
t rn nart of the city. Say. yon tell the iiortor i
ara oomlna down to Kondeul to see mm in uir
ut 1 want to know him." I left the veteran
anil at his )Kwt, rejoicing lo health and grateful
to Dr. Kennedy.
OUI'IIANS'
COUUT SALE
OF YALt'ABLE
REAL ESTATE
T-Yvlrtneot an order lu!nif ont of the r
IS ..k.n.' i-.-nrt ol Catnliria county, to me di-
rtt-ted, 1 will expose at public sale on the prem
ises In'tlallitiln horounti. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1835,
At two o'clock", p.m.. the following described re
al estate, to wit : A certain .leeo or lot ot (round
situate in the horo.igh of tlallitzin. C-imhria
eounty P.. boauded and dosmhed ai follows,
via Fronting seventy on- leelonMain street,
havlnir lot ot t harles Seir.iti oo the west, an al
ley at the back, lot ol T. S Troxell. M. D , on the
outh; reervlt.K from said deon"lied lot of ground
a portion theraol twenty-five leet in wdm and
r jnulnrf nacK aionif lot 01 v o i.-- --i
I fepttoan allev. h.ivlnif a stnoie Miereon erected.
Tbe Iiart ol said lit to he Sild li-vinu a lare
2-Story Frame DWELLING HOUSE
' and outbuilding, all In nood repair, tjiereon
f erected. The house Is larxe and commodious.
I havluv thirteen moms, and la very suiuible lor a
! boa-d nir hou or for offices.
1 EKMS OK N AL.E- One third of the purehne
1 money to he paid at the confirmation ol the sale.
and the remainder In two equal annudl payments
i with Interest, to be secured b judKmeut bond and
I mortgage of tbe purchaser.
tt. A. i-nii'-i .
Adm'i ot Ji.slah M. Christy, dec d.
Oallitlin, Pa.. May 2, H86.-C.
T3UBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
There will he sold at public auction at Fallen.
Timber, Cambria county. Fa., on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, '85,
at 11 o'clock, a. m., the follow! nit personal proper
ty ol Charles Kanstead. deceased, to wit:
3 HEAD HORSES, 2 MILK COWS,
One yoke of Oxen. 2 two horse wagons, 1 two-horse
cart, 2 huitifiea. 1 two-hore eart. 3 one
horse carts. 1 ox cart and yoke, 1
government wagon, sleluh.
' ; Fcrl. and mni other arttcl i.
serous ,o mention. ra.Term. n.t enVh
Aannhitra tor af Charles Kanstead.'dec'd.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE"
I
I
I
Valuable Real Estate!
Cctou'n?yn rV.v,.,.,',". ,t'
FRIDAY, MAY 22nd, 1885,
lO A'aU.I. - .
At 12 o'clock
me roiiowlnif desrrrbed real
in ie iMiBanr mj tit . .
certain traeta of icinH- - . ?
i, iltuate and beiDg in Cam
una county. Pa.
neaownslYj!0 L"1 In
the Improyements 8 "UUl nve res wltl
.nd,viod o.7oer0.e luterest .n tin,
on the headwaters of OlwXT '?".0J
ana L-iearnelJ townshina r' m i!o
tainlnir H3t0 acres , ; f,a0rla county, eon-
of Cambria JroJ i.I '"V- a,lJlnlnit lands
JJt. .ecurcl b,ZZ"Xa ortn lgp
Persons dealrlnir r
call on " o7-,r 5 . i2'?C? wl" P'eaao
Or hit Attorney!,
'.i .- m n r.ii i,
T-r-T-t. Administrator.
STEEISS & OWENS
Tyrone, Pa.
The C R E AT J U M BOENCINE
a wr
E0HER COMBINED.
Prire.flT:- vpu-ardt
Cheapest rlir In
the market fordrlT
Inic llirht machine
ry. Just the tbln
for Farmera' use.
Icecream Dealers,
Printlnsr Presses,
Thresh'ir Machines
c. Manufacturer
o all kinds of Ma
chinery fc Johhing.
Send for Catalogue
and Price List.
H. P. R ANKIN,
84. K k HS
Irwin Avb..
AtLKOHaitv. Pa.
Way n, 18SS.-lyr.
DMINISTRATORVtjHilET
t ... E6t?t.eJ' Jo!,KPH Foolb. deceased.
Lettera of Admlnlti-ri ...
seuh Foirle lat.o! : 1" ",e estate or Jo
in heen granted Yo TTh. Vnde,.Vl2"i,:.l;iL"tT:
erehr
to make i i.avmWr ",n ,n.,,e,,td to "Id "
cJalms aJainT, Tv, wJlnoat "elayjind those haylnn
JOHN FOOLE
WM. tt-. KK1SE. i AdminUtrators;
P" township. May 15. 185 -t
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Eatate of Matthias Sniwm,, datad.
township, hay ""beenVred Vh-'
ed. notica la beh. T ??'?d .? tn8. onderaian-
i said estate ih.i . mose indebted to
I aVlayVInd tbe R&lViZZ??"'"
, must present thm ...J,' 5lD".tne "
aettlement. iai u - ii'.. '
C A THABIN'E STH4WMI KR.
April 24, 18S5. St.
Administratrix.
STRAY COW". Sfraypd away from
2
white face, two white enot. nn.S"Z "ia.-w'1?.
? The cow wa. raised hy Jol.a Carlhelm In
bk w. The"", K,t.? J5"?"? """King th.coW
- - icn,irima.
MICHAEL VIT7P a udtu:
Oallitiln, Pa.
, May 22, 1S86.-C. "
CAUTION Whereas my wif,.. Mar
iraret Donahoe. left my bed and board with
out just cause 1 hereby caution ill persons aVatnn
harboring or trustln her on my account, as 1 wm
STJff H!"". "nt"ld T herfnnleJs co"peM4d
to do to hy law. J V LT A N Iu tiVTi.
Clearfield twp., May 19, IsVi.c. AUUt-
&4
i: U(J A N TIL E A r rr. A I S E M E X T
CAMBRIA COUNTY,
J For th yar 1S5.
"TTENIFJf of Forelicn anil Io;iiennc 3dT-nn-V
dlfr. lnitlll!r- and Hrewem. Broker. u-.. in
C:imbrl uuanty, will Uke notice lhit iy kivs
hrtn appraie'1 nl cli!l hy ihr un'lrrjcnel
Afiprao'er ol Mercantile anil other L,iceua ix,
lor trie year 15, as follows, town:
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Oat. Ttrx.
H rrrl f"
14 laniel (i)bn... .
14 J FtJohB '
14 L. Kos - "
14 .1 R Stall 1
14 E s IhunnlitiK . 7
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ALUI1HKNY TWF.
H ' K h H HtmiDrlwriiiht
14 W J Ituefc
00
00
RAKR TWP.
14 Kobrrt (llenn
4 Maloy fc. L.ieo
T j0
7 00
BLACKUCK TWP.
Iiaac Mleh ids
7 60
OAMBKIA BOKOLOH.
atrleli Bvie . .
7 00
7 oo
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7 00
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V il'wn -
William rrtiiey
U A Slide -.
JuliU li.llllK ;
.I 'S Ntittieh
lolm Klnnd S n . ..
lvti-r JoMy
Martin Fish
Kurnnrii rvey
Thomas Huloran
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UAKKOLLTOWN BOR.
f 1. Ei-V
.1 Binder
K F Maueher ..
J W Sharii:iuah ....
V Sj Riirker k Kro....
A H Kauu
Amlrew Eckenrode .
H ( I StolB
1" J lltetrieh
I) A I,uther
J I H.oik & Itm
H H I'otthorf
C A a S H Buck
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J I) PIUTBOier .
1 1 A Burt net t
C A lnmond
John Brown
treo B Stineman ...
J W lavis....
N S OeorifO
W K Moore -
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CHEST SKKINGS BOK.
14 J Perry a. Son.
U i' t) Wharton --
U Thomas H Bell -
14 J U W ilber
CLEAKFIELUTP.
14 Thomas Dumphy ..
It M A Imnnenaa
14 KKShotl
CON EM AVOH BOK.
14 Conrad tj-erhardt -
14 Joseph M Young
14 J B Clark
14 A Lehmj-er
14 Wra Stelirerwald
It J .ho SHoruier
14 Ml) Jones --
14 John Vldman -
14 John O Vorhaoer
a tfFfc.EC S-t1t
14 .Tos Kreidlioff
14 J J Strsyer -...
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COIIPEKSIIALE BOR.
A F. Somervllle
Kuukln t SUeridao...-. -
EAST COSEMAVUH.
Samuel Tlbtjott
.1 .1 rhanr
J .1 Crane. -
P K Slmllsr .
Cliarle-" Prinirie --
A B Frlnale,
E O- Harve .-
.1 B KaBiluian -
ELDEH TP.
( 14
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14
Thomas Ott & Co
HBENSBURC BOK.
14 M L. Oatman
14 eo Uurifv .
14 CTKohcrt
14 V IottriT.ircr
14 V S B rkert Bro.
14 Jacob Thomas
14 E. lames ..
14 John Owens
14 Lloyd St Sons
14 O A Zimmerman.-
13 (Jeo Huntler
14 E lwird (rrlrUth
14 1) Evans - -
14 Carl Kilnius
14 E C Parnsh
14 P C Wanner
14 J M Thompson
14 Thomas OrittUh
14 A Strittmatter
14 lavt9 Bros,
FRANKLIN BOR.
Adams Davis
O S Paul
Martin Ouster
E Wisslnner &Co...
5' PeiWV'..r.-.;-;.v.v.
William Veckiey.
Taylor. MctJoy.'.l
Thomas Bradley
Peter Kaylor .
Michael Bracken".
S B Corn
F J Christy
A O Buck &. Co."....
J Benicele .
J 1 Tronell
John Ferguson. ,J"U
Monroe & Co
ORUBBTOWN BOR.
J L Ream......
JACKSON TP.
David Simmons
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
William Strauss, Jr
John Ryan......
I'avid Creed ".. '
Miller 8t Loreotx ""
Ifcivfs Bns .7""
Oeorge Helser .V.V.V.""
John Fenn V.V.".
C Monterenle ...."..".".!""!
L F Leltenbarirer .
F W Hay
Alexander Kecke '..'.'IT "
J M Shumaker.... """"
Louis Wehn JI.II"!""
C Keinnel
V Krleirer
John Frlta "..
A Roland
M S Maloy . '
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14 O O Luther..;..
14 H T He France. ...
12 V Luther
14 A Cohen "'
IS F W Kress '....'."
14 reorif r Unveraaitt.I.II"
H Lewis L ickhanlt
14 Ceoree Kefper II Co ,
14 J K Oailanher
14 S Keineman.....
14 Phillips Bros
14 C Cohen '
14 John Stenjrer
14 A Nathan
14 Standard Store.
14 Scott Dlbert
14 Lewis Cohen ...
14 New York Clotbtn- Hali
14 Eldridire & Vounir .
14 OT Fraiier
14 Job Mornan ......I"
14 Henry Pruehard ....."
14 Oeorire T Hell....
14 J H llunlap "'
14 1) K Jones.. ".
14 E S Wilt
14 William Owens ."..""
14 I R Halrd...
14 WK Huher..
14 Charles Rrown
14 Lewis Rfese..
14 Ilarisat Bro
J Steward Co
L Hiumer ....
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14 Kramer a. Bro
13 John Dlhert
14 Charles tfriftith
14 KtriMont'enr . .
10 L M Wooir -
14 K Zauir
14 C (i CampberrV.3.'.'.".'.'"'
13 jM Kntim
12 Hartfell i'Tlonn'eily.'.'.'.""
14 M Harshberger
14 J w Stephens ....
14 W s W ea vor
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14 A Meti
13 I Myers ft. Co.".'..."l.l".""J
14 W A Cramer
13 J Swank A- Son
14 Jacob Wilt ... .
14 A Fililebran.lt
14 Wllllitm Caldwell
14 Charles S Kuth
14 Siriirer MTgC3
1 Plack Bros
14 K F Schofl .
14 tt Bostert . "V.
14 Henry Vlerlng
14 Jconre Merer
14 Strayer Bros
14 Ll flier ft Chllcoat
13 Henderson ft Alexander....,
14 C Flseasser ....
14 O Hoffman ...
14 John Brady '
14 H W (Jiven
14 W W Pike.. . '
14 F A Heist
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W so
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7 O0
7 .V
7 oo
7 oo '
7 I
7 00
10 l)
7 SO
. 7 M)
lo
7 )
7 oo
7 no
S.'iO eo
7 oo
10 :o
7 00
7 oO
7 xi
Id oo
7 on
. 7 "O
, 7 no
. 7 oo
7 .so
. 7 SO
-
14 I. F Vt ytt
H Thomas Wswlt-re
14 Murshall Weakland
S4- eore K Shryork
14 .1 H HennitiK........ ..
i WikkI Morrell iit'o.. Limited.
It. Hlnier Al .lohnfn..... .
13 lHtrobe I.utnotreand Hrootn 'o
1 M Sherman ....
14 John Von Alt
14 M .1 Cook
13 Bnrrrk Mi Oeliaa St Co
14 Wpiivfr Sx She!r.jL ,
14 CotirstJ W iedilerlrettn
14 4.: e.h Slirk
14 John Hnntin....
14 I'wmbrta fron IVaajrtiny ..
14 JFCarpentcr
LOKFXTO BOR,
loretto Mdse o , ,, ........
William l.ituniter
A .1 Chrlstv
N-TO'Friel
V F Melfc.na'.d
W f Mr.Meer....
J E Shields
L1I.IT BOK.
I'arrin lehev
f-ore Brunt......
M-tf Bradley
ihn Leahry fc Son. ..
Huxhes fc Co
t c t t A (eome.
H L He.. rue
31 A MiSri.rilnle
(l.corne Mi i;ntoh..
JdiD t'onrad
W1LLY1LLE BOK.
E .1 Vinton
W S o Brien
H W Hivrn
t W Stutzman at Sod
M!le Buckley
Patrick foo..elly
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0)
7
7 Oil
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 Ml
7 T-0
7 50
7 oo
7 oo
.. 7
14
1
1
14
14
M
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 tfl
7 00
MORKELLVI LLE.
I
T4
H Anderson.......
Peter Sallv
stolifh !k. 11 111
H M Tomh Bro
Alfred Clifford . . . .
7 00
7 W
7 00
7 00
7 OO
M
14
1
1
MCNSTEK
TP.
OO 14
H J Eberly
PKtlSPEtT BOK.
Austin Neary
POKTAiE TP.
3 O Noel
Svlv.ster McKenzte
3'' Martin Co ,
W F. Mtilholiand
Mrs M A Prinle
7 00
14
7 00
7
T
10
7
. 7
KEADK TF.
J H Fi k . .
I, (rlasirow ....
J S McCartney
Max Frirk
KLK .wr
John Mcl.inald
3ates, txlasitow fc Co
I
14
14
14
14
13
14
14
n 1 W M.wes
14 F V Kerlln
14 .111 Klard
I.J J l1v Hro
14 I K' KlWiir.l
13 i....rne fc t 'on Irr
14 Hn. k.-r Hr:.s
14 M K tJlark
13 schrj.lrta Htwr
14 'harles I.unwlie
14 John A MrKlnney
14 II I- Keyser
14 Matthew Moonev
14 .1 M Morrow.....'
14 Knill Yn g .......... .
14 W Watrom-r
Vt PAOihtmlilil'ii
14 FoHler s lveririKd..
14 AW Kiieh
14 'harles Hix-hstem ...
14 Willlaip SS-rauss. Sr...
14 MerTv J
14 Thomas F laivts
14 Wllsm I'raaser.......
13 Hrinker Hn
14 (Jeorite II w.rer
7 on
7 0-1
7 oo
7 00
10 0"
7 oo
7 00
HIGHLAND
TP,
William Trent.
Oeorjje Conrad
STONYCKEEK TP.
L W Buck
Jacob Jacoby
TI'NNELHILIj BOK.
M McMortr
P J Murray. ,
Mrs P Smith
7 or.
7 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 i1
7 0u
7 00
Thomas K Plunkett
Jol.n Kmney
(1 W Shiffler
Taylor tp.
S P Morrell
WASHINGTON TP.
U
14 Mrsjohn Ltefo
14 John Eaiter -
14 James Oilten -
14 William MeConnell -
14 Mrs O Parrish
14 Albert Eckonn.de
W1LMOKE BOK.
14 S M Finney
14 P F Kerby
14 A W I'lotner S. Sous
14 P M Brown
14 J O Morehead -
14 JohnSchroth
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 50
7 oo .
7 60 '
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0-1
10 50
7 Oil
7 OO ;
7 00
7 00
WHITE TP.
14 Fisk & Co..
7 6.1 ,
. 7 00 I
7 00
. 7 0.).
. 7 00
WOODVALE BOK.
S B Eldrldice -
V H Kosensteel k Son
KETAILERS OF SPITMTUOrS
liquors as assessed In Cambria couatr.for the
year 185:
16 00
. 7 00
7 00
ALLEGHENY TP.
7 00
7 00
. m
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 00
, 7 00
7 00
7 SO
7 00
7 00
7 oo
7 oo
12 60
License .
. . . aao 00
50 po
E llcssler
CAMBKIA BOR.
Pavld Btirkhard
J inn Lvsett "
Patrick Boyle....
Mrs. E Howe...... . ' ""
1 Ch;irle Boyle.. Z"
J Fisher...
Mrs M Fit.patrWk
J oh n Si-h effa u er ".V.."" J.
, teorire lirner
I Jacob Schafter ZZ'.'.'.Z'. ZZ
; John Kinti..
Poter Both "J."
i Mrs .Mariraret Herbert""."."." IT" "
Patrick McLauijhlln.
Pnnlel l,yett
E l ward H ays ..... ...." Z
Peter Fitr;."atrick. .."..."". "'
CARROLLTOWN BUR.,
7 60
00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 60
7 60
7 00
7 00
60
7 00
10 00
7 (0
7 uo
7 v0
7 00
7 00
T 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
n
7 00
is 00
25 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
12 60
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00 ;
7 00
7 eo
7 00 ;
O A Lanebetn
E L Binder Z "
, L Sfhroth
A H Haoir
. D C Wetsell ft J SuiixZZZZZ"ZZZZZZ
CARROLL TP.
J A Barley
Thomas J "Weakland '. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
j ' CON'EMAVOH BUR.
Joseph Pnley
John Oause. "
Frederirk Beuier ..........V....."..
O J Hoffoian "."
Lawrence Keich
Iravld Costlow .V"
Joslah Swaak
Mrs Kate Von Alt ZZZZZ"Z
Benedict Ever ...."7
Laura Toohey
Mrs C A Sloan !....."..".". " ZZ
Conrad Ernst
John K rr ."."
Philip Hertcinicer
PS Freldhotf
eorire Held V.
Erhardt Maltiie
John Swartrman ""
Andrew Fitzsimmons . "
A F Leckey '.ZZZZZ.ZZ'ZIZ.
CHEST TP.
Joseph Rhody
CHEST SPRINGS.
J A Wlrtner .-
John Crouse ."..-.".."....".."
50 00
50 no
60 00
CHOYLE TP
Thomas Keelan
Peter Krown
60 60
60 00
61 00
50 00
7 00 1 John I Wentmih
I' harles N A .rouse ."
PEAN TP.
Leonard Hollia
EAST CONEAIAVUH.
60 60
I 00 . Manraret Kelly
7 00 ! W J I '.nr.o
60 00 j
V) 60
50 60
6.J 00
d A Confer.
Christina Klst
EBENSBUK'F BUR.
John A Blair .
P F Brown ZZZZZZZ'
MrC Foster
V li St James Myers."'.''.'..".".V."."."."J"J
ELDER TP.
Charles Endler..
fx ott .T."'."
60 00
50 00
VI 00
6u 00
60 0
50 0U
FRANKLIN BOK.
Peter Rubrlta..
50 00
OALL1TZIN BOH.
Charles Prass
Arnold Lenti ZZ.
J M Oumminc ".
M ich ael Fl tinarria........ J '."ZT
Jacob Bopp "
Orlfflth Bonner ..! "
Paniel J Burk, Sr
50 no
6o .10
60 00
6o OA
50 0O
SO VI
60 50
ORUBBTOWN BOR.
I
WL Llvfnrston
J L Ream. ....
50 00
60 00
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
1
EH Wlllon.r
i Neil Sharkey "
1 John Coad
Philip Schnlthela...,
John Frank "
, John Schlffauer
OeonreC Kaab
Patrick O'Cinnell
Thomas Kinney...'.
John V Schafter...
John l Thomas
William Thomaj..!'.'
! JolmMurton
.SO 00
60 01
50 00
60 60
60 00
60 O0
50 00
60 00
60 O0
ho rn
m
so oo
fco M
v i eo
V 00
fl 0
n M-
1 00 '
frK (0
Sir IT
w) se-
50 SO'
W SC'
.SO to
fyi 50'
M OO
bO 0
50 &
50 a
jn on
JO OO
SO H
SO OO)
50 00
re-.rre v Kouku.....
W S f'tf-rofi
Jos.h l'ri-op
Jame M ti Itiean
I'aul W icieanri
Henrv Shaffer....
F.-tih'art l'le:l
I'hoir.a I w I
. J He-nik
JohD Friti .
LILLY UK.
.loha A Ha-rllton..
Mrs M Hille
John Metnrar
S in ' in Ky-an .....
M C Bra. Hey
OiHince Hrynl.....
fylWHrd Maihesrn.
C Kobift
C A ilnltt
W 00
V) no
50 on
50 eo
fro oo
50 50
50 00
50 SO
50 50
Lt ) K ETTO Bt)K.
C F OTV.iniell
Florian B'-nnele
A J Christy
50 r
fxi 00
50 00
MILLY1LLE BOK.
WtWln 3
50 OO
""""" 50 5
FA .1 a m es
KM ward M-
lvkUKhlln 50 00
Nell M.-Ananv
50 V)
Mrs t: iKiwIlnr
. .trlek Kodeers
j 1'homas Mclx-rmwU..
j,,(in Honan
; Patrick Mmnahan
60 00
60 00
H 60
60 00
50 00
William Marshall
ruKTAUETF.
Jesse Mctlouh.
60 00
KEAI'E TP.
lhiTld Urookbank.
James Lalcg
60 00
50 60
KH'HLANn TP.
60 69
M 00
J H'.WukJnf
00 John Himea .
STO.XYCKEEK TP.
C J Schaeffer...
Frederick Koehm
TCNNELH1LL B4JR.
Patrick O'Dowd
Mrs O Fltrpatrick
lhiniel McKenna -
Kichard Byrne
80 eo
60 OO
W1LMOKE BOK.
Joeenh Horner
I Conrad M entroth
W ASHINGTON TP.
John Bvrne - - -
John H Clark
W K Dunham -
Michael Donahue -
Patrick Myors
John P O Neill
VPFEB YODEK TP.
ChannceT Dayii - -
Charles HochMein
EAT1NU HOUSE LICENSES.
T5ARR TWT
00
00
00
00
Henry Frltt ..
1 Stejilien Uuirk
' Chrle Zimmerman.
! W 11 rtomi-on
Conrad Hi-fltuan
Thoma S l-tvi
Mrs I' Kast
llnsh i i ree it wood....
-l.-hn Z"brl
Charles l ii !1
' Kohert Sarersoti
' Ardrew Winn
Joseph Kot
.icenae.
.. t-o oo
Claxx.
5 George Hunnagie - -
CAMEFIA BOR.
5 John Water -
5 Frank Kurtz -
fi Martin Logan
Carkolitows BOR.
5 Frederick Eager. -
5 Henry TVutn
5 John Multz
CLEARFIELD TWP.
5 John Bender
conemaugh lton,
5 Elizabeth Burke
CONFMAUGH TWP.
5 II L Shaffer
00
00
7 00
7 00
7 0
7
7 00
7 oo
7 On
7 Oo
DEAN TWT.
5 James J Uhody 20 50
GALI.IT7.IN BOR.
(0
on
tM
Oo
' 00
Joseph liasliner
Andrew tieagler
JOHSfTOWS BOR.
C J Sehtiable
Ilavid Falooti
J B (ierLart
Andrew Abler
M1LLVILLE BO It.
Jerome Goulding
rOKTAC.E Twr.
Francis Mcliooald..- -
rr.osrECT BOR.
Tatrick Nary
Thomas Krtey -
READE TWP.
Albert Youngkin
STONYCKEEK TWP.
i l'eter II Malzi
7 00 j
7 00
7 oo
7 oo j
7 00
7 W
7 00
7 00
7 00
SLMMERHILL
TWP.
John Roehm
M 00
50 liO
60 00
5" 00
50 00
M 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
60 00
60 CO
SUSQUEHANNA TWP.
5 Anthony A Miller
3 Philip I Miller .'.
TUNNELHILL BOR.
5 William Mctiarvey
WILMORE BOR.
5 BCJMcUuire
Washington twt.
5 Louisa Weiser
yUAKT LICENSE.
CARKOLLTOWN BOROUGH.
50 00 )
wi Wl
50 00
60 00
50 00 ,
60 00 :
5.1 00
60 00
60 00
50 50
50 00
13 John J Ilaug Bro
13 Jos A Gray & T S Wuiiama.
JOHNTOWN BOB.
13 John Raab .
13 John Ludwu St,a "
13 Fiher Co....
13 Wiiiiam M Doi1son. ".'S.......
MILI.V1LLE BOB.
13 M McBride
BREWERIES.
CAKBOLLTOWN BOR.
9 Frederick Eger
50 OO
60 50
!W 00
60 SO
60 50
60 60
60 00
60 00
60 00
60 60
60 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
60 60
.VI 00
.10 tar
60 O0
60 SO
50 00 I
60 60 ,
Henry Blum..
James fctu!tz & Uo.,
CAMBRIA
BOR.
Jacob Goenner
CONEMAUGH BOR.
Lambert A Kress
CONEMAUGH TWP.
Lawrence K &t
GALLITfIN BOB
Mrs Mary Ankenbauer
JOHNSTOWN BOB.
John Etnmerllng...
Jacob Meyer
WASHINGTON
(ieo J Srhwaderer
Theodore Sell
TWP.
BILLIARD
TABLES.
CONEMAUGH BOR.
D Costlow, 2 tables
CROTLH TWP.
John D Wentroth, 1 table
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
James Clarfe, S tables
S NunamaKer, 4 tables .".1.
LTLI.T BOR.
Fred Welden, 1 table
John Mentzgar, 1 table
LORETTO BOR.
A J Christy, 1 table
PORTAGE TWP.
Jesse McGough, l table
BKAPE TWP.
Grant Kuhn. 1 table
Margaret Gorman, 1 table
WASHINGTON TWP.
Cresson Springs Co., 4 tables.
J P O Nell, 1 table
TEN-riX ALLEYS,
ftO 50
30 60
30 50
30 00
30 00
30 00
eo 50
30 0
J B leonv, Allegheny tp , 1 alley
Creoson Springs Co, Washing
ton township. 6 alleys
J D Weutroth, Crcj le ipVl'aYfey
30 50
M 60
30 60
An appeal will be held af the Coromla
sinners' office, la Knetishnr, .k
no I Monday of June, is.;
- - -- vu Lun ll laL
60 00
f-0 00
W 5o
60 00
M 60
M 60
6 9 60
60 00
60 60
r-j oo
60 Ol
60 t0
60 00
60 00
20 00
'JO 00
20 60
20 OO
on go
20 50.
:o t0
20 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
2 T-0
20 60
2J 00
20 00
20 50
20 00
20 50
20 00
20 K)
20 .V)
20 60
20 50
20 60
20 00
25 60
25 60
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00-
25 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
25 00
15 00
15 OO
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 50
40 00
30 00
70 oa
60 00
KENNEDY,
Appraiser,
W oo May 8, 1880.
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