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.I j;..tir to t!i ' Sucr Row I.
-?Ai '(-': '- ti n i: ose rsngar Bowl.
' f "darn Is s.Iiiiig at twelve
-,t uffiri'S en to the Sugar
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i;.;' at eighteenth per
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,.r tat'iniio clergy be-
nt; Mi:ll:tV last,
re I carupfi-.t etii-g at Lloyd
nienre Jniv ?4t:i anI end An-
id
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""ir
- . i.rces-ftil party was given at
.H-.'f Mr. lVriok Farren.nf Cam
;ii, I'M S.iluuUy r.ft.'niOdii last.
K k TVvMn, t F.aston, I'a., ft son
:-:.!!r ievlin, "f .I'.ckson township,
,iiit to tin' pnlertia'. roof lust week.
.'.'m i.i:n S. Klly, of I'ortaue town--uli!
I. is farm t. Mis. Annie
"T f i
t f. .rjji t that vou fan !my the best
:!'. ami tne erica pest i nospnaie at
Trie Cambria Iron company will "mpl-o
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I), it - Llt.ingi t, ot Oiafton, West
,.'...! n'. o!ie limn was a resident of
- .it jircr-Tt paying tho town a
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ki-ri: .J and "-"vans, Cambria
iv .-ird of peinlnn examining
ii-c.Mvd oflicial notice of their
::t on '--aturday.
iter san granted on Friday last
i-pai liii-jiit at Ilarrishurg to ti ;
"'lertrie Lmht company ; capilol
ti vi
! ir-.-r I'.r.s. have a i-toek of Masons
i ir- fJi.iiM) j irs, us wnll as thft celebrated
V ; Oi !' hi" jar and I'm ean. jelly tuinte
i, (:f i! iT.T-'tit kinds.
:;aw;ii e of imitations, pretended cures
:;! and spurious preparations.
Ts'o "!!' Hunt's Kidney atid Iiver
-Or. ii.id, of Jarksonville, Indian
cvni' engulfed in silk culture. He
. ivn' i'J 0 si.k worms, several weeks
", '.n.I i-. now nrtivclv tarmimj the euter-
p-l.-. '
-Mr. William J. Ruck, of Allegheny
tnwfjhii, has ordered t,JW feet of water
i; uf a McKeesport firm, with which lie
li n Is to convey water from a spring on
h:j r'nii.-,es o 1.1s eles?atr. brick residence.
co Saturday last a fomteen-year old
is . 'dei if George I- Wilson, of Houtz
d'e, Ch argeld county, while attempting to
I n i a f re with kerosene oil was so e-Tf-
l urried that her recovery Is douMful.
Tlli' theriiniinetor hann;mj to a shady
t'f-j il front of the Flir.r:i fhe, innvked
S -!-d.ty !a-t at 2 r, and OH on
T'v c 'v. They wore the two hotext days
of I':" f mr"or.
Nfr I- J. Dr'w.-i was in Pittsburg thn
Ni- r.o'' l' of tivs mm k where he rurehax-d
"!i"-- e- : anil b-'iler f.r his prist mi l,
t'sr'ie.r :ise at prcsei.t bv.lf.g too soiiiU
f"f t: t v. . . U p 'join J.
'fr. .!. (tr'nido r.roid.bnnd a prntiiinonl
t-;s'-!t mi", i.f Dtlltwood, (.'nmen.n
e-:r.'-J, i.; I ' '1 srx-i.'i;ni a f;w d.iys in
! -s , 1 j linen i-all 'd here to attaint t!e
Jv ! " !e f,f hi.i ino'ticr, who died on Sunday
H;-t-
The f'.::'owmi persors can each cet a
M'i'f hv calling at the Fhensburg postofiire:
M - -J;i'':i Charles, . S. ("4i, Samuel IMg-
M. - Miry Irivis, It. Hertage, Josejili
Li .' V ', Mir. ray Liwrcnce, (ieo. A. Noon,
li:-sM :3.'Ti:y.
.V fi f.eh jja-uJ -f bast bill took place
'. f . - i.n fm Saturday la-t between a team
r.f !-rr.--l men and a teat of single men.
TV marri"i men gut away with the sin!o
n.?n, the score standing 24 to 22. Captain
M tj.iarti! maJo yeveral Iiotue runs.
iady writfs: "I have uie.l Ayer'd
i -r.r,iri!'.a in my fnrnily for many years,
sr I ou 'l not k'-ep house without it. For
U: ral - f of the pains consequent upon fe
ii t-.i.kness and lrrultartes, I consider
It :h"Ut an eual."
Mr- Ann C'lonan, grand-mother of Iiev.
Fr ff ii lh, of St. John's Catholic church,
A- . i, 1 at the rsldenco of her daugh
hr Mrs .luiia Smith at Tunuel 1 1 ill, Cam
t" r "li ty, a wei k am la?t Wednesday
-tlr.tr. St e had attained the advanced
.'" of ti:iiety-tvu years.
brau.'es Ivnrj-, nved year?, died
it li o'l-liK-k on Sunday lat at .McKeesport,
Ti , wl.'-ie -i lie had been temporarily resid-
d!,T J;-i'.ise was consumption. The
"r"-' tii- .. r tr.ken to St. Augustir.e ou
F- .'ay :-..-t t'ir interment, the former home
of a f.iM.ny.
T! e "Wihvipi'kv" Fruit Jar will keep
hi' i.' a well and we think better thau
auy 6''n-r in any of the wajs, generally
k- - m. in t.l e public, aud is more readily
tic-. -4 :.g!-t'y and warier opened thau any
fi'.'x-i' ;r and will kevp your fruit better.
Far m s.t l..u ker's.
D - i ! D.vy.-r, of Kittanninjt, during a
st : , !:; t wf'k, was standing under a tree.
-uTi-ring considerbly with rheuuia
t: - J !.p-vy tlish of lightning struck
vi. :i i. ktnmked D yer to the ground
!! -. iiescMju regained consciousness
fc r'.i umatism was cured.
Ttu. VuoDiiuitT" Fhuit Jar is being
1 N':e t?ds season by Marker A
v, want the best lar you will buy
ii
I :
T
I'bi.- i;Y," as in it you can put up
' or hi Tries without cooking, so
r.iv kept whole, when taken from
VM.. 1 the dvveiliug of Wll
f en.au for Me-srs. Taylor A
. on Friday last aud got
Mi:a'.l sum in money and sev
among tho rest two watches, a
r Xi 'itf (..longing to Sir. Ithody and a sil
t.e!..r,ginR toh!3 aon. There is as
a- to the thieves.
nl hotels at Indiana have closed up
!fi'ii-is have been refused la that
1 he l.-t to put up its Phutu?r3 was
Il'.ure, Detr Rros proprietors,
A 'irl, as follows was post.ni
i d'if,r : "Closed. I)!iticai
i t.'' H-'.ow the card, on
'. ' d i .v.i otn; 'y leer kegs.
;; times tight , pity what
. ' t:.e money In clrcaiation part
. ; hack t j you ; e ry Cent
! '.: I ; ; ,. .h.:,t- l.tlps f.u Cota
" ' - .:-ir!s i:p ; every btxly w!-o
t, r.o tn ttter how small,
financial stress of many
1 ' r I ' vt J, sny an f-xchruge.
' "i . a .l i'ucr'.'ie eniploj e 1 i:i a
' j .ii M irli'isburi. IJ'air county,
' 1 .i'.'.i;i;'. fiuicidii on last Mou-
i tiknig poison. A physician
. ..irtLiit,i'.l, w !;;) ai;itd projM-i
! JLio.ie still lives. No iuo
a '. -f-eins to be known and the
' n.:;';e any explanation.
Tt-rsichnt weather of the p'.st
i had a vi ry depressing effect
1 i-'.e, yet if they would wish to
'! atid fi'i-l in good sprpts. let
'y 2'Hids, dress goods.bofit
t. I groceries of all kinds at John
nt- i:; 11 ih s-treet. and they will
."Lt tti- efft!cU of the heat
On Tne-ft:iy the JuniaU M-dical as
mx iatw.n met at (Wesson. Varwuis rne 'kal
mtij-t-'s wftfcvti.seus.-etl ami a bountiful din
M'l tt the .Mountain IIoiw; was disposed of.
Thi lUcers tleeUd tor the following year
are : !.- r.iilows: Piesidenf, Dr. John 1).
K-f. o' V.'iMhuiisbnrr:; Secretary. Di.Kolx it
iM veti aux, of StKimit, Treasurer, Dr. T.
II. Van Vaizah, of Lwitown.
Mr. Ret-ard R. Davis is cmstantly re
ceiving additions to his large and varied as
sortment of boots mid shoe, and among the
latest is a neat and serviceable ladies' shoe
for thr- low price of $1 75 arvt, also an othur
style for 2.2".. C til and examine his stock
of in( n's ar il boys' pfiots and shops, and
lailie-.'. r,;hpps anil childreti's shoes when
you nerd anythinrj in his line, as his prices
ate the very lowest.
On Thursday evn!nr of last week,
about dusk, the thirteen year-old Wu liter
of Th.onia ; Delaney. of n-i!lidays!nrg, in
company wh several of her female enm
p;tnitm. pn (i-ilcd to tt.( nid State reser
voir near the to wn for the purpose of tak
ing a t.uith. Shti got beyond t)r deptb, and,
being u."able to swim, was drowned before
the eyes of her horrified playmates, who
were pnwertes to rescue her. The body
was recovered two hour later.
The latest sensation in Altoona business
circles is the disappearance from the city of
John Rowmnn and with him about f'2,000
belonging to the firm of which he was a
number. Rowman, with E. Hewitt, did
business as commission merchants, the for
mer's rather having given him 1,000 and
e.ndored a note for hint l y way of assis
tnnee in going into the business, liowman
kept the firm accounts and haying made h's
monthly collections he pocketed them and
dNap peared.
The Holiidaysbur btomlanl says you
can hardly pii-k up a newspaper without
seeing some kind of a warning to farmers
not to sign any paper without first becom
ing acqnalnted with its contents, and not to
feign them for strangers especially. It
seems very singular that years of such re
peated warr ing throughout the land by the
newspapers find swindlers more numerous
and their victims more plentiful. The ma
jority of those who get taken in by these
sharpers are those who think they cannot
afford to takt their home paper. We doubt
if this class of people r-cserve much sym
pathy for their greenness and they can
blame no one but themselves. Take your
home paper.
A large number of the Catholic piiets
of the diocese met in Pittsburg on Friday at
the episcopal ii.sidence and decided to pres
ent a testimonial worth not less than 1.000
to Coadjutor Bishop e'ect Phelan. The
form the testimonial shall take, together
with the address on the part of his clerical
brethron, was left to a committee of five to
prepare. Probably the testimonial w ill in
clude some of the insignia or vestments of
the pontifical flice. The congregation of
St. Peter's church, Allegheny, of which the
Bishop-elect has been rector for so many
years, ar! also preparing a handsome testi
monial. This and the clerical testimonial
will be. presented either on the day of con
secration, August 2, or the following Mon
day. Thy Altoona Tin's of last Monday say:
Social circles in (iallitzin are all agog ever
the romantic marriage of Mr. James Mc
Clushey, on of the oldest and most re
sp cted citiapns, to Mrs. Rrown, a widow
lady, also of ( Ja'.ii zln. It seems triat Mr.
McC'oskoy, who is aged seventy-six years
and pretty w" I! off in this world's goods,
being tin; owi.er of the land upon I ir'i
TavH.r 3c McCoy have stirk their coal .haft- t
w: i! some moot!: ago, pud Mrs. Brown
wa.r, employed to nurse him. The oid gen
tlenian very paliantlv fell In love with t'o
nurse, and w!".r'n she. returned to her hnrr
he was unremitting in his attention. His
relatives, didn't like flip way ho was dis
porting himself, and took to looking up the
affair. Their inquiries disclosed the fact
that Mr. MeCioskev r.n.l Mr. Brown have
been married for four months. The an
nounet mont was made public on Friday,
and -once thn all the youth of 'iallitzin
have been celebratiug the event at ttie old
gentleman's expense. The fair bride Is
about thitty-tive years of ae, and a very
excellent woman.
Six Childuln Buhned. Joseph M.
Evaus, a laborer, lived up to 11 o'clock
Thuis.lay night with his wife and nine
children Hi a small two-story log house
three miles from (Irahamptoo, a C'leaifield
County village. On Friday the bodies of
two of his children were undi-tinguishahle
from the ashes of his late dwelling and four
others of his little ones were chai red and
blackened corpses. The father, mother.aud
three children slept on the ground floor and
the other children slept In the second story.
Shortly after 11 o'clock that night Mr.
Evans was awakened by strange aoiscs.and,
under the impression that burglars were on
the promises, lie proceeded to reconnoitre.
He soon discovered that the roof of his lit
tle home was a mas of flames. Thinking
of bis children ho rushed to their rescue,
but before he could reach them the roof fell
In, and in a few moments tho upper story
was a sea of fire. Nothing could be dono,
and the parents were forced to stand by
and see their six children perish In the
flames.
Friday morning inteliigenco of the
shocking calamity spread rapidly through
out the community, and hundreds gathered
to view the spot. The mangled remains of
four of the children, charred and . unrecog
nizable, were gathered up. The other two
weie apparently reduced to ashes. The pa
rents are crazed with Brief, and the whole
community is excited by a horror unprece
dented in Clearfield county. The father in
sists that tho fire was the work of an incen
diary, and with this opinion others agree.
Of the six unfortunate children, the old
est was a girl aged fifteen years, and the
youngest a boy axed six. The room in
wliich they slept was a mere loft. The floor
was close to the roof, tho whole building
haviug been but twelvn feet high.
I'cmissT van In Knflrnarl.
i ri.-n Phita. Snt jrray Nmlit, Juue i-'.th. 1.SS5
Tin-l'eansylv;. nia Umlioad is one ol the
greatest syst- ms of inter-State omnrjiiiea
tioti in the wor'.d. Rong years of careful
an. I judicious m i:iag-:n.Mt h is placid it In
a position a!nw the f.-ar oi competition
from rival iine9. Its symtetn connects two
oceans, and reaches, wilh its tributary lines,
every important point la the- country Its
apn unltnents are superb, and It has con
tiibte I more than any other road to make
traveling a luxury. Accidents to its em
ployes or patrons are matters of rare occur
rence It wouid take columns to describe in
brief its many Advantages. Every safe
guard, every convenience, every comfort,
every luxury that ingenious minds have tie
vised and cunning hands fabricated in rail
road economy, are in practical operation on
the Pennsylvania.
The inducements it holds out to summer
t-nrists nr nnparaileleil. It controls a di
rect chain of communication between Phil
adelphia and and the ocean resorts stretch
ing from Sandy Hook to Cape May Point.
If the country is preferrert, the Pennsyl
vania read carries the traveler to all Im
portant places in New York, New England
and Pennsylvania. Whether it is desired to
summer in quiet, sleepy, inland town, or
within sight of green fields and within sound
babbling brooks iu a quaint old-fasr.Ioned
farmhouse, or among the crags and cliffs of
the Bine and Alleghney mountains, or on
the health giving heights of Mount Washing
ton, this road carries you to the chosen
elysium quickly, cheaply, and safely.
Ali tho famous health resorts are tapped
by it, and whether the invalid be afflicted
with consumption or hay-fever, the Penn
sylvania wiii take him to tho place of cure.
Its enter prise lias built up nloni its main
lines of travel, within a few minutes ride of
Philadelphia, a hundred little villagrs, and
TIIHHK YF.THH HUW.V SOI Til.
The St. Charles at New Orleans is one of
the oldest, firet-clas hote:s In the I'uited
states. It is located on the street of the
SRine name, and is in the very centre or
busiurss. Its appareance is more iinponsirig
than that of any Northern hotel I have
seen, with a spacious piazza, with massive
granite columns. It has less appearance of
bottle than of ease and comfort.
It was crowded and our first night's so
journ was far from comfortable. Mr.Unger,
of Sevi n'h Avenue.Pittsburg, Interceded next
UtiUIl OI, l AIIIIiR I. JIM'S.
The fh-ath of Rev. Andrew P. GiHr at
Rawret.cevilie, one of the suburbs of Pitts
hurt', on Sanday, will be learned with deep
sorrow by a larue number of people in this
section of Cambria couuty who once knew
him aud entertained for him the hizhest re
gard. Our memory may not be strictly ac
curate, but we think he came to this county
from Pittsburg about IMS, to take charge f
the congregation at the Summit, and also
of tne churcb in this place which was theD
without a regular pastor. He remained at
morning, and from then until our departure j the Summit about two years and then went
evry thing was pleasant.. The dining room
and mctim was ali that could be desired.
After taking a morning stroll np Canr.l j
street to the Mississippi (the river, strange i
as it may appear, being higher thin the'
street,) and viewing the river covered with j
steam boats and other craft, I engaged a
coupe for the day. We first traversed the i
whole length of Canal street, the principal j
street is the city.
We next sought the celebrated French
market. Here was a perfect rabel of sounds j
and sights to watch. Every country j
every language seemed to be represented; :
yet the French predominated largely. While I
everything seemed "conrusion worse con- j
founded" we saw no quarrelling, nor in- ,
deed, any thing unseemly. All we got was j
French politeness and good, rich French i
ooffee. j
Near here is the Jackson square with a
fine monument of the Hero of the llerml- ;
toSharpsburg a few miles from Pittsburg
anj continued his In burs in the vicinity of
that citj from about IMS up to the time of
his death, fle was a model clergyman aud
it may be said of him wih absolute truth,
that no priest was ( ver more beloved by
Catholics of the Summit and Ebenrbuig,
than the mHlest, gentlemanly, sincere and
earnest Father Git bs. The . members
or his church at the Summit almost
rose in mutiny when he was taken from them
and felt when he had gone as thongh they
had lost their best friend. The following
skefch of his iife, which ingu!arily omls
all reference to his ministration In this
counrj, is taken fromthe Pittsburg rost of
Monday last:
On Sunday morning, July 10, 188.". at 3
o'clock, after a brief illness. Rev. Andrew
P. (iihbs. in the seventieth year of his age,
passed away to meet the reward of a great
and snccesful labor of a long ministry.
Father (iihbs was a native of Queens connty.
places that a few years ago were primeval
waste's am now bright with a new life. 1
Villas and cottages, mnny of them as sump- ,
tuously elegant as the palaces of the Old1
World's nobles, not the hills, surrounded by j
carefully-kept grounds, that in summer i
make a picture of Incomparable rural j
beauty. The people or no city in the world
have so many anil diversified places of sum
mer resort, within easy ildlng distance, as i
have the inhabitants of Philadelphia. !
The I'ennsj Ivania road, by means of Its '
many fast trains, which leave the station
Broad and Market, daily, makes it possible ;
for the business men to summer at the re- ;
nort of his choice, without interfering In any j
wav with his business In the city. The '
road's facilities for tho rapid and carefnl ;
handling and transportation of freight are
incomparably fine. Its recent enterprise In i
putting on f.ist passenger trains, brings
Chicago within twenty-fhree hours' ride of j
Philadelphia, and transports the traveler to
Cincinnati in eighteen. j
It's road-bed is rock-ballasted, its rails are t
steel, its rolling stock of the most; approved i
pattern, and its employes are traiued to )
habits of politeness and attention to the I
traveling public. Parlor-cars, iin:ug-cars,
and sleeping-cars are attached, where nec
essary, to trains, and it is one of the won
der? of modern railroad traveling that thf
Penns Ivania, more than any othei road,
has assisted Id developing and perfecting,
that one can live on a railroad train in as J
much ease and comfort as in one's own j
home. j
The Pennsylvania road never retrogades. '
It always moves "upward and onward," and !
It l it's all legitimate means to compass this i
er.J. It is jealous of tho lights of its pa- !
trot is, and quick to defend them. The ma- ;
ehinery of its management runs like a well- i
oiled piece of mechanism, smoothly and j
without jar or crash. Every new invention'
in railroad economy is carefully investigated. '
If its adoption is found to add to the com- j
fort, convenience, or safety of the traveling
public, no expense is spared to secure Its 1
control. Its vast army of employes are
trained to obsrve this one, precept: "The
comfort of our patrons above all else." Its j
motto might justly be written thus: "Speed
sa fety eorufott.
.
KEAIir. TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
The A. M. E. Zion colored campmeet.ing
at Rloj dsyille will commence Friday, July
21. and continue until August 3.
The youngest child of E. Spencer, of Glas
gow, was severely scalded by the wash
woman upsetting a bucket of boiling water.
A. Cornelius, a sawyer on Bowers Co. "3
mill had his arm dislocated while repairing
some machinery.
Mr. Jainea W. McCartney, of Mountain
Dale was kicked on the breast by a mule,
but not seriously hurt.
Mr. Joseph Var Ormer, of Fiske, has a
contract for ballasting two miles of the
Coal port and Cresson railroad.
Miss Lucy Bowman, John M. Bowman,
Jr.. and Mr. A. Calden, all of Phiiadelphla.
are visitihg in Mountain Dale, they are the
the quests of T. Van Scoyoc.
Some 20 members of the Bible class of
Rev. Thomas Van Scoyoc spent a very
pleasaut evening recently at the residence
of their teacher. Croquet, refreshments,
music and an address by the teacher, was
the program.
Rev. William A. Ridge, formerly pastor
of the Mountain Dale Babtist church, died
at Sabetha, Kansas, July 15, aged 56 years.
His remains were brought home and buried
at Eagleville, Pa.
i tage. Though it was in mid April the j Ireland His family came to the United
I shrubbery and flowers were in ali theirsuin- j States when he was quite young. He was
, mer glory The street passing the cathedral j naVv of'sTcrles RorromeV,. of
( wrts uiinfii to prevenii lue nois oi veuic-iea
i Interfering with the United States Court,
then in session.
j We next visited the Old Fort to the West
! of the city. Here we found that upon the
Tremair.s of an old fortress a new and mas
sive building had been erected; with an ex
tensive park surrounding It. We were re
quired to pass to it by a draw brielge where
we found a large garden or square, with all realize
which the late R Rev. Michael O'Connor
was at that time President; was ordained
ptieht September 20. 1S40, by Rt Rfv.
Ftarcis Patrick Keniicb. who was then
Coadjutor Ristion of the Diocese of Phila
elphia. His first field of missionary llabor
was t Pittsburg, which at that time was a I
portion of the above diocese. In the dls
charge of his duties his work embraced
Beaver. Lawrence and Mercer connttes, the
hardships of which lew of these days can
AMPUTATION OF THE LEG.!
M..r.i-y ir fin ri:irct nnvwlir. unci nnc hnt
a cy nfc i-r a fu. ! will s'r.vt to liospina It. Mr.
At r.uu Kll.-wnrth. o: TVrtTC-en. T'lFtor County,
K. Y., had reahz-1 ihi trn. Hi u?ci.ie In-votvi-.r
tiK- wliolr of ht ri.iuli h.ni-. nre! the .'o!Ter
fnn mnn InofceJ tnrw.ir.t. n-t iihni "'.'i srent
rrn..n. trileth Ms only .lehvtr-T Tii lazily
j.t j ."iroin re!ne. lo -nitinitf tli l-riiii. a--rrt-:rz
.-i the ifr:ir(nn w k ,p tlif itiient on
tlie -...i. In. Ilip.iKK.VNt.llY . I H. o ti.u' N
. r l. ik rnnsullcl. !!v!.l a .l-fir-i-or opinion
n,t ampa-.ttcl thv lunb. The I..-tr ihen ad
n.iiiit.'ie I rc'v hit RtMt K! .ol Specific i'K
fiHIVK KKMKfiY t'tHtr.'rrl lone an.) ittrrDK'b '
fvMcni ati.l prevent the return of ihr !.
ami Mr. t Ilw.i7rh contain to t'ii ila in the
bioom ot health. Th' Kcnrletn:tr.'8 t1i-e m
le o'Wiiclioc nt 'mil blood. n KrnnnlT' Y K
V i;i I K K KM KIiY imrinr l the Moo.i and ; .
st red to hmi the in. wee one more to e.ljov h s
bte. Arn yon siirTcrtrK Irmn rniv ie tr o
ahle tc ;he ti'e omi.-e? Trv Kin.rlte Keme.ly
Ymir ilrtiKV : ha !. NK HI.,.R , L .ttle
Hear in tnitft -I - pr.ipn.-iW. i one ; ml a.il !.
Ir. fhifig Ki-iim-.tT I.'mi1uf . N. Y.
To Hccp flic lilooit I'nre i- the prin.-lpal
cnil ot iiiver'ti.nn an l ili vcr cs In tne Heine.
To tlii leijprt l.rniia'" y tin or hii ..;itri!.'iteci
mo-p niittialiy tliHii Ir. lixvl.l Keto-eiiy. uf Kon
iloui. . Y.. In the pr.xlni'tinn o! x ine.lii.ine
Whtrh h is neecme 1 uuetis in ,!er tl-e tit!,, ol tbe
"Kavorila Keuie.lt." It remove- mi imam-Hie of
the Blo kI. reicuhocs ll;r li-ii,ricr ! I.iver ami
Kidneys, enre-s Cor-tip t mi. lit p. i,i nl all
dten-e ami mkncwu pecnlnir lo'lenjnle-.
Must be sold RKGARf l.r
nisde. onlvS. ft anrt 7 r-
G(LD PAPERS '.'ft '
ttl pay yon to I'.fY V(l!'l
Write for sainp'- ii.
miiiTii HLi
DAB
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tiBrn
OF COST within TWEVTV DAYS. R-st Brown Ra--fc
1 W hite Hn'-t: . our clmi for 7 1 a-nl o cents.
i. I :!0 epnfs pUw-ti".-ru thev charge 4'!. .v and "." cents It
ALL PAPEIIS NOW. TI ey will never In- so cheap agalr.
Great ( lea ra lice Sale in ttirpcfs,
ill bo reftive.!. Itlil'SSF.IeS C.VU
. and op; R.i; CAKPErs IS c-nti
:r Oil Cio'h 7 cot;t; Kifwir t):i Cloth
immense ocs to ' ct 'rum. no reionint.l oTeri
i liia . cents arifl tip -, win i, lXGR.MNs, ::o ci
and up. Dado Oioth Slia lcs ''.-) cents to 7.", cents
i ltn voMifV3i7t)i tV(t Altoonn V
Hardware! Hardware!
the beanties of a flower garden. Here too
was a collection of rare animals, including
rate birds, aud an aquarrium full of alle
gators of the largest size. Aftei a full en
joj ment of the collection oT animals and the
beauties and f ragauce of this garden of flow
ers we left to view the various cemeteries.
While some of these are attached to
churches in the city, the cemeteries are i
mostly North of the city. And 1 may say j
here that I never saw so much ait, so much !
display, in the "Cities of the Dead-" j
The cemeteries seemed to cover nearly as j
much ground as the living city itself. Owing j
to the character of ttie underlying soil, the j
graves are all above ground; and they are j
decorated in the highest style of mnumen- '
tal art. Many of them assume the size and
shape of marble dwelling houses, while
they are surrounded with the greatest pro
fusion of iloral decoration of the most showy
character and the most delicious ordor.
The main streets of the city are finer than
1 have ever seen. In the ceutre is a car
riage way, pouring on each side a row of
evergreen trees; on each fide of this, and
extending to the curb are street railway
In 1840 he nrenn'zed the congregation of I
St.. Joseph's Sharpsbnrg, and iu lKTi.T the '
congregation oC St. Mary's. La wrsncevill", i
in which he jointly officiated until about j
1W2 when by reason of the great Increase j
of Catnollcs in the lattdr p'ace, be devote! j
his ministry to it exclusively. Here he in j
cessantly labored with extraordinary zeal i
np to the time of his death, a vigilant ,
the ! soldier of Christ. As a father of his spiri-
luai roc he planntirt nay ami night Tor its 1
art vn neeirwrit nevec .intisnVri with itninn
well but trying to do better. His memory !
! is perpetuated by the magnificent mono- '.
j ments erected by him to the glory of God I
! and the education of His oeople t e.: St. ,
i Mary's beautiful temrile, Sf Marv's church, 1
i Millvale, the magnificent Parochial Fchool i
j house, courent and other educational build- j
' ings.
I In Father Gihbs were combined great
' simplicity of manners, acute penetration, !
I sonnd judgment, wonderful foresight, great
love of order; ovei flowing charity and sin
! cere and active bcnevolenca, w hich endeared '
i him in a particular manner to both Catholics j
I and Protestants of La wreneevitle. None 1
. wiil miss ! im more than the children to I
whom he was playmate, friend, teacher and !
! father.
i May he rest in peace. I
A. H. V.
A "XT? T CJ nlr Vltcor cores baldneae.
- V 3 llmir Vigor restore youth
ful froai-ccx and color to faded and gray
Llr. It attain tliceo reuh by the atlm
nlallon of tho hair root and color gland.
It r.-juvenatea tho "IT T" and cleenae it.
It restore to the -1 M. V. L J.V that, either by
reason of age or dincaee of the acalp, baa
become dry, harsh and brittle, a pliancy and
plonny ellken eoflneaa of extreme beauty.
Thero la no dye In Ayers nair-WT--!-- t)
and the pood It doea ia by tba A V I V J Jl
It Impart to the folllolca, and the clean
line and beclihfulnc of the condition
Id which it maintain the acalp.
llnir V Itror renew the balr.
'Igor la the boat cura
known for Iinwby Hair, Scald TIed, Itching
Humors, Tetter Sore, Torpid VolUcle, and
all other diaor.ne of the acalp that rniiM
the falling of tho "IT TT? ni Tld,n
Kotl.ln? deanaca a VX J.V of the nniaanoa
of dandnfff o pcrfecUy, and o effectually
prevent Ita return, aa Ann's Hair Vtooa.
In addition to the cnratlve and restorative
Tlrtue peculiar to Ayra Flair "7"lrlr 'T
ft I a toilot luxury. TbaUalr VlUUlV
Is by far the cleanllcet hair-dressing made.
It cauee the balr to grow thick and long,
and kec-pa it always soft and gloasy.
1MP( 1 IT A J T r
iisrsui j ho
x) 'rrizisisrs of
a in: d t j cicit y.
:0:
we
bare
large and
AYEIl'S "air VI
mK TAKE THIS OPPOIJTUXITY OF IX-r.-...:
i. .. . . . i . c i 'i i i .
limning mu nt'oiMe oi r.uensinir anil vicinnv, ihat
i opened out in the Tmlor ttuiltlinp on Hi ltii street, a new
I complete stock of hardware of every description,
rMEClh1XirS' TOOLS. TUTTU)KJ;s' Jr.lISDV.IL'F,
l-F.lJUn.M I'LKM i:.TS. roUKS.Sl'.lDls. ick-
Ur,SMlTH TOOLS, UUllS i: SHOES, ILMKOW I IAS
IJT.r.lILS OF . ILL A7.V).S 7 A 1KO.Y and STEEL.
' HOI'S EFV1LX1 SI n.VG HOODS. EF-
tiTJVLI'EHS. CF'L'L Kit J OCXS. SfFLLS
II-CAETEIDOFS, Til IXLS. CORD.l(lE, ETC.
Referring to the above, we respectfully ask the citizens of Eb-ens-
burg and surrounding countrv for a share of tlui
have been regularly trained in the hardware
our goods for cash, and believe we can oiler
those w ho desire to purchase.
bu
ir patronage
liif'SS. b.ivo
reat inducements
We
bought
to
EBKNsnLiiO. April
, 1SS.-.
DUFTON & SON.
Ayers Hair Vigor SaTE, -g-QTTK, 3ML05CE"g'
Contains no Oeletcnons ingredients. Its nae
r re-rent all acmlp disease, secures against the
hair growing thin or gray, and sural y cures ait
baldness tb Is not organic.
PREPARED BT
Ir. J. C. Ayer & CoM Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ail Druggiafe
EXAMIXATIOn OF TEACH ERTS.
rr-wn i . . : A . -i
trotb-u n,).!). . , . . . , - i i ne ntiiiuai rxniiuniiiiiiL ui irai:nei-
...v.-?, nunc no pnvcilieilv 19 IWCIVI3 IKCL
wine.
In snort every thing reminds one of
wealth, ease, ana contentment. I saw no
drunkenness-no rowdyismq u i e t n e s s
seemed to reign even in the busiest portion
of the city. Tr.-ffic itself outside the French
market, seemed more subdued than in the
Northern cities.
At night we visited the St. Charles
theatre th audience was not large, nor
was the piece entertaining. At its close we
sought our hotel and retired after dedica
ting tho next day, (Saturday) to visiting the
exposition. Traveler
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A I'lenaaul Occasion at I.oretto.
At St. Aloysus Academy, Loretto, on
Thursday of lust week was observed the
twenty-Ell) anniversary of the entrance of
the Mother Superior, Sister M. De Sales,
upon a religious life. There were a number
of priests, many former pupils of the insti
tion, and prominent residents of rittsburg,
Altoona, and other cities. Sister Sales
Is a daughter of Christian Ibmsen, of Pitts
burgh, and a sister cf Mrs. Judge Shanoorj
j of this place, was only fifteen years of age
when she took the veil. Thursday she was
; made the recipient of many presents of sil-
verware, pn'ntings, fancy work, etc., nio.stly
I from ladies who hid been educated at the
I institution. A hih mass was celebrated
i and the guests were generously entertained.
v v
, ReliaMc House.
s be ivlie.l upon, not
Ait r.nf erprlsin
I". James oa.i al'.v
only to carry in e'oek the best of everything,
but to st'cure the Agency for such articles
as have well known merit, and are popular
with the people, thereby sustaining the rep
utation of being always enterprising, and
ever reliable. Having secured the Agency
for the celebrated Dr. King's New Dis
covery f.r Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. It will surely core any
an.i every affection of Throat. Lungs, and
Chest, auJ to bhow our confidence, we in
vite y-3u to call and get a Trial Bottle Free.
' Firs. All fits stopped free of Dr. Kline's
i Creat Nerve Restorer. No tits after first j
; .lay's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and ;
i 2 oo trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to i
j .Dr. Kline, 'J31 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa. j
11 EM LOCK ITEMS.
Mr. Geo. Brant, of the Bush house, has
been on the sick list for a week past. He
had an attack of Intermittent fever, but Is
able to be about again.
The two picnics recently held here for the
benefit of St. loose's Catholic cLurcL netted
oyer ?400.
Mentzer & Co., are opening a new field of
coat and will soon begin the construction of
an inclined plane and tram way, which will
give employment lo some of the idle men
of which there are a good many here.
Mr. Michael McMorris and Miss Mollie
Beck, both of this place, were married on
Thursday, July 9, 1883, at St. Rose's Cath
lic church, by Iiev. Father Brown.
A small sized riot took place here on Fri
day night. A certain lady property owner
having failed after repeated notifications to
lay her board walk, the street commissioner
proceeded to lay it. His party had worked
but a short time when they were assaulted
by two grown-up daughters of the family
and dispersed, the street commissioner re
ceiving several severe injuries. In the after
noou the walk was finished. The lady has
alto three grown-up song, and when these
come home from work they proceeded
to tear down their feuce and place it out
side in the middle of the street. Warrants
for their arrest were obtained and the police,
aided by a posse attempted to arrest them,
when quite a fight ensued. At last the
young men were landed in the lock-up.
Hail being o'jt.'.'.ned they were released.
The case w ill likely go to court
The personal eflects of Michael Bradley,
laiely deceased, were disposed of at public
sale ou Saturday and Monday last.
Com tun titrated.
EltENSBVRO, July 20, '85.
Ur. Editor: Permit me through your
paper to return my sincere thinks to the
pastor, superintendent and members of the
Eben-iburg Congregational Sabbath school
for the highly appreciated gifts, which they
presented to me cn last Sabbath at the close
of the school. They consisted of a beauti
ful album and three very elegant books, viz.:
Longfellow's, Tennyson's and Whittier's,
peieticai Works complete.
Cassie A. Davis.
HE I. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real estate
were filed In the Mecordei's office, this
place, for the week ending Wednesday, July
2i:
SherirT of Cambria county to John Fisher,
for land iu Concmangh township; consid
eration, flOOO.
John M. Schmidt to Bantley Sc Fron
hlsor, for lot iu Johnstown; consideration,
$250.
John Fish to Wm. Munchmyer, for land
in Conernaugh township; consideration,
$1,100.
Thoma Jennings to Cyrus Lessler. for
lot in Johnstown; consideration, $1,600.
German L. B & S. Association to Chas.
Fisher, for land in Stonycreek township;
consideration, $500.
Wm. O'Brien to Michael Grahy, for lot
in Millville; consideration, $1200.
Edward Eckenrode to Wm. J. Buck for
land in Allegheny township; consideration,
$28.
S. L. Summervilla to E. A. Irvin, for land
In Chest township; consideration, $4,000.
Benjamin Benshoff to Bridget Ilerrington,
for lot in Millville; consideration, $350.
Wm. McLaughlin to Bridget Howe, for
lot in Cambria borough; consideration, $500.
Catharine Sweeney to W. A. B. Little,
for land in Allegheny township, consider
ation, $100.
Philip Miller to Francis E. Farabaugh, for
land in Elder township; consideration, $600.
Wm. M. Davis to J. C. Stineman, for land
in Cioyle township; consideration, $130.
Sureha Makin to J. C. Stineman, for land
in Croyle township; consideration, $500.
James MeMullen to D. N. Jenkins, for
land in Stonycreek township, consideration,
$350.
German L, B. S. Association to God
frey Hoffman, for land in Stonycreek town
ship; consideration, $500.
for
Schwiils of Cuiubiia court v. for the
school year beginning June 1, 1B5, will be
held as follows:
Millville, July 2Hrd and 2tii; Conernaugh,
July 25th; East Conematigh and Franklin,
j Ju'y 27tb; Wfjodvate, .Inly 2Srh; Cambria,
July 29'h, Conpersda!e, Julv 30Ui; Ebens
burg, August 4th.
Aug. r, Lower i oder.
A"r. 11 Upper Yoder and
(rrnVetovn.
Aug P2, Cor.emqunh Ruft
Walnut Grove.
Aug. l:t A damS'-Adamsburir.
Ang. 14, Ili ihiand Blough's.
Aug 15, East and West Taylor lieu.
iiricli's.
Aug. 17. Jackson Fairview.
Aug. 11, South Fork and Croyle South
Fork.
Aug. 10, VVilmore and Sunmjerhill Wil
more. Aug. 20, Pottage Portage.
Aug. 21, Washington tnd Lilly 1 illy.
Aug. 22, (Iallitzin bor., township & 'Cun-
tielhi'il Ga'litz'n. .
Aug 24, A'legheny and Loretto Loretto.
Aug. 25, MunHer Glass School House.
Aug. 2i). Cambria Ebensbur.
Aug. 27, lilacklictt Belsano.
Aug. 28, I'.arr St. Nicholas.
Aug. 20, Su.-quehsnna Westover'i.
Aug. IU. E!'ler St IVmiface.
Sept 1, Chet Sr.. I . wrenee.
Sept. 2, W hite i'.eavi r Valley.
Sept. :t, lit-ade Chisgnw.
Sept. 4 Clearfield and Dean St
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MI FAX I FF. I hrt.y announce
m Jeff n r:i u nl ate trr the TH'inorrati'c norn i na
tion or StieriH su!nt ?o t:;e !cc.!ltn ot tbe I mii
ocnitic irunury elw? luiif.
.TwSi-II'H A. OKAY.
-arTolUown, My ls.
I' nil SII Kill FF. I loT-l-v announce
iii.vi". ira a Ciitidtdatn lur sheriff ."uLjePt to tte
der!lun of the licmiicritie ;.-Mury ele.-ti-.n. 1
JOHN W. WUMiEKS. J
FOIl POOR 1)1 II K('T( 111. I here-
by Announce my?rlf s a c imTi.tnte tor the nomi
nation of I'oor Iireft.r Ju'Hrrt ' the det i?ion of
tbo 1 frnTH io ir unary ele.-iion.
.I'MiN KKKiit'&O.X.
Blucklira Twp., Juno 11.
FOR VOOll IHRKrTOR. I hfreby
(-I a can.lidHte ur imt lireetfr
Uw-ilon of the Iton:o-ra! i.' ir,tuftry
Ji'IliV I.I 1 .l N ' t KH.
wr.-hip .It!v "4. 's'i.
announce my;
rn'oei-r ti tt-e
clertHjt).
t'leurncll t-
UDiTon s Nonet;:
The American ration has a double birth
rightliberty and land. Its liberty it has
guarded Jealously, but until very recent
years It seems to have been indifferent to the
loss or its landed pstate and ignorant of thu
roethcxls by wliich it has been diminished.
A vetorau legislator, the Hon. George W.
Julian, who has given special attention to
the acts disposing of our public lands, tells
the story In brief in a contribution to the
JTorth American Beview for August. In tne
sami number five medical authorities dis
cuss the question. "Can Cholera be Avert
ed ?" Felx L. Oswald contributes a sug
gestive article on "The Animal Soul"; and
the Rev. J. M. Savage, In "A Trofane View
of tne Sanctum," brings an indictment
against the daily press The other articles
one on "The Price of Gas," by Charles H.
Botsforal, one on "Temperance Reform Sta
tistics," by Prof. W. J. Beecher, and the
chapter of "Comments," by various writers,
on articles in previous numbers.
', In the ni.it ter r.f the nce..unt of Ahel I.loy.l,
, tru?ree appeititc 1 to ei i! Thcreil e-M.-ite ol .lunn
i -V. Krfver, it. ceafcl, nn.lar r.nycejiiiscs in parti-
' tlon.
And, now Jnno loth, nn mitinn rf A'tn
Evan". !! .attnTey for oeeremtint, A V. Har-
- Iter arnm tite-I ar.'O rnr tn HKeert:un lien aalnt
j llio tieir? ef -a id deee.t erit, a n.i ether .-;ie.
tere.-te.i mpiI t.i rejiort .l'i-t.niut ion of the money
! in tne nan. In nt .s;il a.v'ountant to ind aiiiuhc;
ttieee b-er.v etititl.'i t' reoelvo ttm atne.
i N. .tire is here!. y Kivin tint f will pit nt tny I
! cfrt.-e in Et.en-rury. on Frirty, Aui-u-t T'h, 1.'i.
! at '2 .iVI-i' lt in he artern''i.intor t ;i c i-nn.r-e nf at-
1 ten.l ini: t. t lie -Jiiti:- fit a t.jve . j-pointinent wi.cn ;
i an l where ail p.irnes ir,te-eie i ni.iv !V!n! il
1 thv dwire to do T9. A. V. liAKK f'.K.
' ."t Au.!.t..r.
: Ebensbtirir, July IT, 'si.
IN BUYING YOUK
R&HGES, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
Cellar Furnaces, Fire-Place Heaters,
Tinware, Copper Ware, Shectiron Ware,
Lump Goods of Kvery Description,
Knives Jirnl Forks, Spoon;?, Soup Ladles,
Granite Ware, Coil'ee Mills, Plated-ware,
Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes, Bread Closets,
Clothes-wringers, hr Beaters, Slaw Cutters,
Iron Stands, Fsiney Spittoon?, Slop Buctets
Hard Coal Parlor Heaters,
Soft Coal Parlor Heaters,
Copper Kettles, Brass Kettle-,
Iron Kettles, Steam (METS.
Rice, Milk and Farina Boilers,
Terfeet Wafllo Irons, Boilers of all Kind.,
M-it Pounders, Mir.ci:iir Knives, F?W FrTTF?
f KITL'IIKX AUTK'I.r.s y.e Sllj al Prices.
. tr I.f IK Foil MY NAM K ON Til K WIN
E sl lIE Tt) I" INI) THE LIGHT PLACE.
Anl u I.arce slock
Ca;l and I-'xarniiiO the Goods
DOW, AM. VOU WILL 1
FRANK W. HAY,
; j No. 280 Washinston Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA-
B
IDGE LETTING!
"y.i- ira ol FnrtTife township
--.cive itroiiosrcii lor
t t-r ?i-u... ,.t 1.
Ti, I'.. - ni.i iise.1
ft;', ml.rla
l.uiliiinie a
r;vcr
M
Agus-
Ashland
Ftitiervi3irii.
e! Kith fslj
.T't rnineO
at
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tine.
Sept. 3, Chest Springs auel
Chest Springs.
Sept. 7, Carioll and Carrolltown Car
rnhtown. Examinations wiil begin at 9 o'clock, A. M.
The work will be mostly written; applicants
will appear for examination provided to
write with ink and pencil. All applicants
for provisional certificates will be examined
In the branches required by law. including
Theory of Teaching and School Manage
ment. Applicants who are prepared will
be examined in Physiology and have that
branch nampd on their certificates.
Applicants will be examined where they
first apply for schools.
tlnlv bona fl'le applicants will be
i'he
! Co.. 1
I ne:ir
l 1 w t ... ,....,L'
I I - '.. 'in ,''-' .I'ir.linif to ilr.itt nml
' All irot"oi!!i mu'i te In neeor.."!
ilritin l i.pijii!;tifin, which ran .
..' I i - .Hi AT
, at any tune, vs vuiuus wu !. n .-im-vi. ,
I t. it . Tl,n l.l.'j ire r, r tl vri.i.1 in,l
wnrk snd mnterials nnlv. m the shuttcciil? arn i
(approaches arc huilt hy fmpervisnr.. All l rf.f.i
I (it Is to be sealed and lett with or sent to l'rmri
I M nllen, Pnrtaifc. I'.t . on or t-efnre the alnivf .lute.
! The tmervisorp reserve the r i ir1 1 1 to reieet sny on
! all bills. KHAM'IS M CLI.KN,
JOHN MiUlll'I'll.
Supervicors.
rortaee. Pa., July O'h. '8.S.
D0WI! D0W! D0Wf(! THEY GO!
now offering and selling at Uw following jn-iccs
No. 9 New Cook Stoves, trimmed complete, 27.00
No. 8 ditto. ditto. 2-1. (10
Good double litt axes - - 8-5
Best Wm. Mann made - - i00
Oo'xJ lrnrj Itnnllc cat steel thnrela. -;'.7e7..- Jinj forks frtm JO fo 'Orti
I I'.uggy shafts, per pair .ir, to 40 cts.
chieltam l(ir.-e hay
Genuine Clothes Wtit.gi-r
Imitation, same as sold at other place?
at f J .r.0, I sell at
est cast steel corn hoe ''o to 30.
I ri edge eiii pet grass scvtlies, best
I rry-
Common snaV1"
,r0
r,'t
NOTICE.
red those who present a written applica
tion to the Secretary of the Board where
they apply for schools.
Directors and friends of education are
cordially invited to attend the examinations.
LEWIS STRAYKR,
Countv Superintendent.
Superintendent Office, Ebensburg, July 15,
1385.
A UDITOR'S
The undertime I auditor appointed by the Or
phans. I'ourt tu hour and decfilc ujion the ex
ception! filed t the first and final recount of
fatrick Kifhan. ailministrator of ratrick Klhan.
deceased, and report distribution of the fund in
the hands ot said accountant to and amonir the
oersons learallv entitled thereto, hereby tives no-
. : tiee that he wi"u sit at his office In the h..rnnirh of
exami- 1 Kliensbure. Pa., on Tuesday, August 4tli, is5. at
3.00
I'l'e celebrated
take
I). .or locks and knobs all corppletp...
Iuble hat and coat hooks, per doz. 7
Barb fence wire 6 ef.r;ts per pound.
3 to 4'; in. tapered Cli-s assorted. C for
12 i:K-h mill files.... 6 for
s Inch mill files , 10 i(r
? Ml
30
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53
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Feu oup.'i'y of r ;"",' r"'
Sarvln's buggy wtieels, ; . 'j
Ooshen icef pumps, tn K ..,,,. i , . , ,
Wagon seat springs, f.5 cents per patfV"' "l7" "l grrathj rehire, prices.
Steet shovel plow blades 7cts. jer pouna. iron narrow teeth 2';c'spir lb.
Bnr iron 1'cts. per pound. (steel oarrow teeth, iyt cts. per pound
Ten thousand and one other articles ,
'iit-puiiiunij tow pne
1 Hurry up if you want bargains.
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the disordered conditoin of the stomach anl
restore health, take a haif-tablespoonful of
Simmons Liver Regulator after each meal.
Try this purely vgetable cathartic, tonic
alternative and it will convince you that no
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IITXE.VF..4L.
("I.AKK TH OMrsoN. Married, at the resi
dence ol the bride' erand-parenta, 2?5 North
Hinth street. Philadelphia, on Wednesday. July
15th, 1SS5. by Kcv. Thomas Kelly, Mr. John P.
Clark to Miss Rell P.. danihter of Mr. Ben. P.
Thompson, all o f Philadelphia.
OBITVABT.
BROOK BANK. Died, at her residence in this
place, on Sunday last, Mrs. Hannah Broobbank.
widow of John Brookhank. deceased, aged TJ
years.
She was born of Welsh parents on the larm In
Cambria township, about two miles north of town,
on which her brother. Mr. Panic! Pavls, now re
sides, and mtist hare been amon the first child
ren born In this vicinity. Her 31 a tried life was
quiet, peaceful and Industrious, her time belnir
faithfully deTo;ed to the discharge of her domes
tic dufies. She was a ir-iod mother and a kind
neighbor, and enjoyed the respect and esteem of
ai:;wbo knew her. Fonr children survive her. two
sons and two daughters. One of the sons. J. Or
lrnd.i. resides m Iriftwood, Cameron connty, and
the otrier. Thomas W..i in Arlrona. One ol the I
rtauehtors is the wife of Mr. Jonathan Jones, a j
tamer, who resides nhrut throe miles north of j
town, and the other. Maria, Is unmarried, and
has alway lived with her mother. The remains
cf the deceased we.-t? taken to the Presbyterian
church, of which she was a strict member, on
Monday aftem.ion. and an appropriate luneral
diseonrs was deliccred by Kct. Mr. BIcCas'.tn
after which they were conveyed to Lloyd's cemo
tery lor interment.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY j
nuonibiirgr. Pa., 2.1 miles from ptttsburii.
For both sexes 1) teachers. Thorough Instruc
tion in Classical, Commercial, Scientific,
Normal ai Mcsical t'oritsts; also, French,
(fennan and Military Dkill. Students pre
pare 1 for Sophomore year In any college.
Til It Inn, gio to 81V Next term opens Sept.
22. 1. For catalogue or information, address Kev.
W. F. liKOWN, I'rincipaL.
July '4, 's,V4t.
ViHTFni l-1-10. Ambition. Puenretln;
"101
ten o'clock a. tor the purpose ol atte-ndinit to
the duties of said appointment, at wh'ch time
and place all persons interested must attend or
be debarred irom comic in on said fund.
ALV1N EVANS,
at Auditor.
tbensburg, July 13th, 1SS.S.
OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
The annual meeting of the atock holders ol the
Cresson Sprinirs company will be held at the
Mountain House, Cresson, Pa., on Tuesday. Au
ffuest th, 1895. at 10 o clock a. m. Flection lor
president and directors same day and place.
JAMES K.Mti'U'HE,
St Secretary.
UN1TEH STATES S AI.EOF LAM' 1CAMN
nr.iA Coihtv, Pennsylvania.
Pursuant to Section 3749. Revised Statutes, the
cn.lersnrned will offer at public auction, on Sat
urday. September 12. 18S5, at 2 o'cioclc. p. m., on
the premises, all the riuht, title and Interest of
the United States In and to the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land In Cambria county,
Pennsylvania : Beiftnnlmr at a suirar tree marked
for a corner, thence by land now ot Joseph Van
Ormar east 6 decrees south T, perehe" to a post,
thei.ee by same south 7 derrees east 24 perches to
a post on line ot land of Thomas Powells' estate,
thence by bind t s iid Thomas Powells' estate,
west 2 deicrees south per.'hes to a post, thence
nerth 23 decrees east 22 perches tea post, thence
north 11 decrees east c1 perches to a sunar tree,
the place of helnnimr. contjtlntne i cre more tr
less, betnir the same premises conveyed to the
T'nited Stares by William W. Hudlev. Trustee,
by deed dated July 24. 1RS4, recorded to said
countv in I.iber 51 folio -xl et seq.
TERMS OF SALE : fine-third can and bal
ance in 6 and 12 mo-iths, with Interest; or all
cash at option of purchaser. Heferred payments
to be secured by notee and uiortitaae on the pro
perty. A. MeCCK.
Solicitor of the Treasury.
June 12. 1sv-8t.
JLECTION NOTICE!
In pursuance or a resolution ol the 'ouncil ol
Eliensbur borouah approved July lnth. 1S6. No
tice is herebr irlven that an election will be held
at the usual places of h.ddlnir municipal and
irtneral election in the East and West wards of
aid bonumh on Saturday. August 22.1. A. f. 19SS,
between the hours of 7 A f.. and 7 p. m , for the
purpose ot determine whether the Indebtncss of
said bornnch shall be Increased to any amount
Ebensburg, June 19, lSS4.-4t.
G HTJNTIj
XrXTTOH'S NOTICE.
'p.VUM Ft) It .SALE.
Etste of Michael C. Bradlcr. deceaeil.
Le'tcrs te-tamentary on the estate ol Micnat!
O. Bradlcv. late ot Lilly's lierouih, dee'd. having
bcecn granted to the undersxned. cot'ee is here
t'T given to all persons indebted to said fftate to
make pavroent without delay, and those havtnn
claims a'nasnst the saire niot present them
properly authenticated tor settlement.
11 3 MICHAEL. BKAI'I.FY.
Executor.
WashinKton twp., July S, Krj. et
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate oi S.ixrii Mc'lkart, deceased.
7,etter of Administration on the date of
Samuel MeCleary. deceased, late of Washinrton
township, havinit been (framed to the npd-rsiftn-ed
notice is hereby iciven to those Indebted to
Fai l estate, that j.avment mnst t-e ma le without
delay, and those havlne claims a-.-ainst the same,
mn-i i.reseiit them properly authenticated for
Eet'lci'ent MI' 'HA EL IMNOHCE.
June S, ISSS.-et. Administrator.
A valuable farm 'Pine fJrr.vel itt-ste.1 in A I.
leKhcny towtisloi. Cumbria m.untv l-a IU miM
from i.oretto. ci.ritaiiiinit over lii" acres of rood
land. m re thnn (50 acres ol which are rlerd.
wel I ter ce.l a i J in a kikh state of ctiltivat .oo la
tiered for sale on areomraodatina terms. Tho
In'pb merits c tii-ist ot a large dwelifna hous.
cutitaiiiir if cven rooms an 1 a kitr en. a cum-
abie 'arm house ,a larire barn nd commodious
ou'uiM nifs.
There arc also in the land an abundance of tim
ber and coal, plenty of choice fruit, such as
apples. pechc. jiears. cheerics. trrne. etc.. a
mi.i weii ol sort wafer, and a cumber ol nerer-
tallin sr-rin-s oi pure water.
I he pmr-erty ts in a Wealthy lecation. with a
irrand view from the hnusa. and f.r more than
twenty five years has been used a a resort for
ummer ooarders. I he owner withes to ret Ira
Irom tiusiness and will sell very cheap.
For further particulars p iy to
6t E. A. HI SII.
Irett. Ps.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
vv.ti.Te of Theresa Scanlan. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Theresa
Scanlan. tnte ot Cambria township, dee'd. havina;
been granted to the underltfm d. noti-e Is hereby
eiven to all persons indebted to satd estate to
make payment w ithout delay, and those bavin
climsaiaini-t the sum must present them prop
erlv autbenticicatut lor settlement..
JOHN E SCANT. AN.
Executor.
June IP, 1S35.
OTICE. To tb- heirs iinfl legal
representatives ot .loon sraij, neceasea.
Tire n.itice that an lnnu"st win re nen m m-
late residence of John Sway, d'eised In the
towr.sh'P of Crovle In the coun'y of Cambria, on
Wednesday, the 12th dry o Auunst next at ten
o'clock In the forenoon ol that day lor the pu--pose
of making partition of the real estate ol the
said deceased to and among his heirs and Wal
renresentatires If the same rm be done without
pre'Ud'ee to or spolltna: ( thewhi
OR SALE.
A TalnaMe piece of land contalnins: alniut 170
ac-es. in Wfa'tn ard l'ea 'e to-snshii with tho
learfield creek runmoa through It. adioinlng
lands ol Hon. J ! n Iean and Martin Tigbe. about
3o acres cleared and having thereon erected a two
rt. rv ireui house. The balance is well timbered
t'l pire. hemio- k. osk and other timtr. Tbo
l"n l Is under .u i with coal and in n ore. Tbo
resson and Ccslport railroad, now heintr bailt
runs through ttits land, tor particulars and
terms call on or aJi're-s
MATTHIAS KESSLF.K.
Isko.
St Cambria Co Fa .
.le. otherwise to
not to exceed seven ,.cr cntu upon the ...es;ed value -"l'"'-'; e I in s'end
3 HI 11 n inP IHIHl'l ri'lU iCIO llicirm, , ....... , . ---i,
voted to be labelled on the outside "Increase of ! if you thick proper
debt." and to contain on the Inside the wo'ds
'no !ncreae of debt,'- or "debt may be Increased."
Amount of last assessed valuation 12U243 00
Amount ot ex'Stinti indebtednecs:
Coupon Bon Is W Ol
Accrued Ihterest 3"1 "
St
July 17, l?s.
1. A. 1.1 "TH KH .
ShiriC.
!rXn (.10
Kednct amount of duplicate for yariss.
Applicable to the rmvuient of same f 12' 77
Blailunc due on duplicate of 1Ss3 a 42
1S-4 4s W
1355 29
Net amcunt of bonded indebtedness "?." 71
Amount oroutstan. ling orders 50 CO
Balance due on dup, ot 'Si for bor... ti 21
'84 24
Amt, of 'S,i fJ'Ji
Amount of lnleb edncss proposed to be in
curred t : i
Percentaae -f assessed valuation. .0-'t23 p'"- cef!tui7i.
The said indebtedness to be incurred for the
purpose ot obtaining, an additional wt..r sup ly
lor the borouirh and a sufficient quantify of hose.
F. H. BAKKKK,
Burges-.
Attest:
J. H. DAVIS. Clerk. 6t
Council Chamber, July ISth. ISSS.
DMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE.
F-state of John T. Cooney. deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of John
T Coonev, deceased, late of Washington town
ship, having been granted to the undersigned. no-ti-
l herei.v iriven to those imiebted to said
ette that p'avment must tw p d without deliy.
n,t those having claims sgainst the same, mur-t
j present them properly enttn-nM-ate.! for -t;l
! m,.nl MICHAI-L B K A K F.N.
July 17, 'S5,-t. Ad'nimstrator.
A
SSIGXEE'S NOTICE.
ti secure and fill our order In his seo
Mill lltion. K-siioUAibl Hon-e. Rorerenee
ninii , s excuaiiKci.
A
diftrrent de
WAY UK
,ge(i. (AisotnlCAl ARV
i.irfauent.I.A n Y,S45. IT,? i'fli
6s tKix x.zazSii. a. IS. 5 TO SIN
rM AIVERrist:it. Lowest Hates for a.l
X vcrtisinu In 2 good newspapers sent free.
Address tio. P. KiiMiU t. Co lu Spruce St.,
N. Y.
.W)sl Pay fp 4jfs-nl. fkl oo to 1JIK pr
phi. lunttt. s-li iiic vurdraml e 11 islorr.
I aniuuanl i -c i m i e ltulf lesuf 111- lerll
Vt'r.u: iu 4. 1, JtcAurtly 1 i uijk.i.h L.a. fi.
Notie.. is i-.eret v given that Prudence ai
Denrvoand Kachael Heorge. lately doitig
t nsiness under the name and style ot fleorge A.
Co., at LH!v Bonugh. Cambria county. Pa., have
made an assignment of ail their p-oiierty to the
undersinned in trio-t lor their creditors. Tho.
in.tehte.l to said hrm are reonested to make pay
ment withaut delay, and thoe having claims
ag-1nt tl.ein are requested to preseut ILctn lirop
erlv authenticated lor sett L-nu-nL
PE1EK 1'. tJEOKaK,
St Asrig:.e-e.
Lillv, Julv 3, 'so.
QHORTHAND R
W 1. JLcs-ons by mail. j
Shortii.ini
J. M. LlN
"amphlets mailed tree.
.ingle s e etni eu i utn
l.ingle s t oi.ee m
14 .1 CLtttEUt St.. 1 Uuadclpliia. 1 i
3Lt.
F
OR SALE.
Two lots ol ground, on Centre street. Kbens-
urg with .a rrama it-.u-e ol eleven rocmi.
able, or'-hard and outbuildings.
Ai.-n-Two I t.- ou same ttreet, suitable for
Cottages.
Auso A i-asture lot of about one and-a-hall
aeres. situate one square irom atx.'ve desenbed
premises.
r or terms, apply f the f-w or
JOStPH Melt IN ALB,
t Artuury Bailjicg.
El enst urg. Jnr.e i, 1-s."-.
F
ARM FOF. SALE.
The subscriber oS rs at private sa'si. b's farm la
amto-ia townshit.. one and one hall miles Irom
F.t-et.sbnrg. cntainliii 2 1 Arrest, in t r4
state of ruitltation. w.th g ... i frame house and
frame barn, an es-e-lie-;t ori-hard. fdenty ol vtter
and alM-ul one inil'i -n - -t oj lural.er Osi'the prem-
-i s Te pan.es wi-tMnc to p-i'chase a ma!lor
piece ol land, he will i. : ..le it to -uit purchasers.
i e i ui - ii.j.hiihi...-. ah .u tne suo-rrrfr resid
ing on the premise--. MAKI1N SANliElS.
Cauil-r.a Jan. J, lS-v.
I7INANC
TAL
A! eneof Tn.,
Andrew sjioke-r.
STATEMENT OF
!--ho il lo-tinct for year lfJ5.
Coilio-t ir atd Treasurer.
lr..
To at::t.
Ifv amt
dsplica'p $15M T
su-.'.e aj pr. pria'lon 2-; H
reeeive ! election f og
1S30 N
Cn.
. te.iclie7? oa; to-rs $U2S fo
feel, repair, mi-sellany vo XS
cetii. i ll f : -cf "S at T cr Cent. V 69
Slate r j.; . at 2 per cent. S9
et nerti n la PT
dupbeute anl iaterc.-t paid Jul an
!!& 71
W. . !t T.1TTI.K. President.
J A M L .1. Vw VI L 'K, e -Tttarv
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