MM
Juccman
Eur,iu itJ. P.
Vca: - - A l G-14' l ssr'
J uhML A.YD PERSONAL.
There antl the Other flare.
i
I
f -
rXtllUS.
. nt VI!rtiore.
!u!i ni-r tPMirts r crovvrleii.
fir h prnrl! ar- to tlie Siiijat Bowl.
, !! Mit it' l)t." Is the way they
v.
!i vejji taMes. tio to ttie Sueur
. w advertisement of George
.:'. i I '
.t r.. . :-,iu co to thH Sugar B '.
. opinion about the water j
'it. !
. . iniUr wortti of property
i ; M jut.iii; ion county last '
i
re selling at ane dollar
t -i bet Plow lu the conn-
. . ;, .( '-rft'lith, it is said, will
, ,-.w' sweet for several days.
; !,ss fifty -eight Inmates in
s
-
1:
; (. rai
t:z, the
thi new adprtl8--tsilor,
In another
;
4 ,r:i i'-
i -j , , i(fpiiti'in of partita wishing to pur
$ . n farm H called to the adertisenient
Mr Amirew Dishart, in another column.
' nis:i:e 'k'" r. nii-try book in time and
L. i ; ii :r r. Ki.sU're.i. Thu books i re
," i': :!; .iiiT.-r. nt tlistrict.
f H hny a'.i kinds of Hardware at
,.,: rheer thau any other place in
c .'.n'rv
, -O I
. '.V. Pnvis lia troken ground for
! ,.p cf n.tw dwelling bouse on
v.-ft-t, near the station.
can
sloop!" Sufferers from v r-
ft is priftrstlon and wasted vitality c re
t - rnlth f-T u?ing Hurt's Kidney remedy,
t -Mr. ( ' i'r;-i A ice rs, ci'y editor of the
-v;i r'-.'jue, spent a few hours In
,i ii'; Suti.l-iy last.
. r- is i"i being coi-strucied in the ,
. . tti.? Lirce-t freiijjht eiiKine !
-i been issued from those famous i
I'
ll j. .:.-. II IViuila'c, of Cleartle.d
. rr-t nnod t.i tsi home, after
cf ii rouplo of mouths in the
St
W -'
f
H
ft :
l:
'tt
4
MI.K.-5C) bushels f-f
ii. A'idrt-cs or i'll on T.
choice seed
L. rarrih.
(.'.-inibria county, Fa.
1 1-: 3o. 3t
r t.iin H. J. UiiVii. of Aitoona. form
; r-'-ident of Cht-st Sprin!-i. fltart'd on
' lat o:i a trip to Nebraska and Cftli-
Vincent XI.:Mnln, a tm years old
Aitoon.i, was run over by a cart load
K. .hi Monday Inst and severely In-
-V
i wnr.t to ffet the nest Cider .Mil!
Ij:'i n.aikvt call at m v hardware tore
ij,' ' -'I'O'c, and leave your orders early
is
r M' .3. n.
M ,li s-i
i. Ffuntley.
WoinlrufT and Miss Mary
t
JfrTirni itt
two of Johnstown's handsome
f.!.s 'a.lit-, are visiting the
Misses Blair,
of .' : ji-.a-e.
-J. A. KrM'ady, Esq., will sell a lot of
" i r- r'v an l real cTat at ins rfsi
.:: t' w pine.', on Friday, Spptember
.... n co'in'y will holil a county
c w- pk ir. Scptfnber, the first
v- -
til
fal '
Who ir.v v
9 '' " (!) f:-X
CasnbrU county oneht
ros.l. of Johnstown, died
iv Mn;n.;, n- aolt 24 years.
; ! si frprjiipntly visit ed this
1 -r '! i"'. will b rere tted by her
'1.
T
3 - -i:
ii'i F.s:;j, of Johnstown, was ap
I l y (t- vernor Pattison on Friday
! 'w I--pcrN-r fnr the district com
f ll'r'Ti: Iit, Fnlion, Bedford, Blair
J :!. -'.mties.
-: ..' M-. J .t,ii Carney, of Munster
i, .;-!mj alHtut a mile from Lo-x-,
- ri-i-Ty hurt orl Sunday last by
Fr- 'ii ".r .T1;1 tree.
- i''ir i iv is.' ell our business men
i f business from 12 dood
. -! the Court House and
tolled during the burial of
I! I'
r.f ,
I
4
i
t
1
. k
-." up a lare lot of Tin
wro want to gt the
, phoold buy none but
: best charcoal tin.
O. Huntlv.
;;.:'r, at one time a resl
.. been promoted to the
1 .iiln Dispatcher on the
.. of tie Baltimore A Ohio
i l.iuarters at Connellsville.
Ft- ;
'IT ..j
iv,
I-. -VI, !r
th- benefit of the Gallitzin
!e held on Saturday. Aq
n a jruve n. ar Gallitzin. Every-v".-il,
ar: 1 a cood time is rjro-
ri I : :;
attend.
i!r. J,. -i ra'.anub this week publishes
4 i ii acar.didate for the nomination
V r I.r-t-ti.r. Mr. Korabaugh bas served
't
-.i.w.j niiu mill uueiity, sou
iiftV l will serve with a viow of
P9 '..r,k' tl.e interests of the people.
I-', and middle-aged, all expe
" 'lTful Vneficial effcts of Ay
'f ft.- i
's 'I'.iniJ chllilrpn aiifrWIntr
"re ear, scaldhead. or any
' ''f s pl.iltic taint, mav ho mud
- nd strong by its use.
j .een reported and we hone the
' ' "rr. ct that Mr. Cnarles
' ' ( Jiin;;tiiwn, had been ap-!-:ii
on the route from
! " I'.ttiNuig. Hut Up to this
! : has received no official
M ' ' :t-n.t nt.
i
'J j nas put to work
- -i--s k- n.jl!idsy?burg
' ain at!n! , i to n9 ieKi
where be lived, rcnliod r
I .
i
4
'-kr.l
ar.,u',
"I A;t'Nna In the summer,
inter in th CamHrU couj-
1 "f Mr- J ' . Crlste. of Wasb
''' :i? ' -4'Jaie tor Poor
'M' Tstn another column. Mr.
1 v"" ! ri!!'1 rvirsb!y known ccizen
Vj-i-.TMi to fulfill all the dut.es of
'iomlnatlon should fall upon
' OLit
'"ir sbKk we have two
5 a
'J'le Brown wagoc, ODe
r,ke, one EmDire craln
TTV
-t'ring tooth harrows, and
""- c,,rn cultivator.
Farm-
i
t
-r.
' ' 'lint it will
1 '-livable bid
not be safe to
od these sooda
" sold. I
Jt S. W. Davis.
f I.
'- m William A, McMullen,
.iallon as clerk tn th
I ! "Ji'!fC"",njis"loners, which was
,.Mr I)an'el McGouKh, of
4
' appointed to fill the
r. Mi (;,.., .k i
M
-1 w
young man or
i irnif n
accommodating
t r-Yrk.
J
I. n
''tiger, of Clearfield tn.n.
, r'- s candidate for Poor
. 'Wound in another column,
or .zens of Clearrield iown
.r ; " vi. di.'ations for the office are
"i'i'iV Ur has ,erve'1 ue irn
,J " t"r, ami performed the duties
--'-th cr.jiutand fidelity.
The funeral of General Grant on Saturday
last at New York was attended by a great
crowd of people. On the same day great
crowds of people visited John Owens' store,
on llib street, to buy their boots ar.d shoes,
dry goods, dr-ss goods, notions, groceries
end provisions, on account of his extremely
low prices.
Hon. James J. Thomas, of Carroll town
ship, bas been appointed sauger for the dig
tillery of Messrs. Gray & Williams, of Car
rolltown. The aDpolntment was made hv
Colltctor Bigler, of Clearfield. Now lhat
I they have a gauger we expect Messrs. Gray
j & Williams will soon be Issuing out their
j samples.
j Ther will be a meeting at Armory Hall
! cn this (Friday) evening at half past seven
o'clock, of Hie citizens of Ebensburt for the
piui'irc or niscussing the water works
! problem. ErvhiMlv u
teod and give any information or light on
the. sub, ct that be may possess. The water
work com.uiitee wiil be present for the
purpose or furnishing any information in
their possession.
The Third Reunion of the 11th Regi
ment Pennsylvania Reserves will be held at
Brook vllle. Pa.. Tuesday, September 22J,
18S5. ExUnsive preparations ar being
made by the local comu.ittee for givine the
members of the regiment a comrade's recep- '
tion. Wbereitis possible excursiou rates!
will b secured. Any infnrmAion desired j
will be furnished by Capt. J. P. George I
Brook ville, Pa., Secretary of Wl commit
tee. j
T n white men and a negro named i
George Mack, belonging to a circus, on j
Monday committed a brutal outrage upon ;
Flora Mori (son, a pretty country girl at j
Huntingdon. While the perfonnanco was ,
foing on, she was tken Into the woods near !
i.ie snow grom.ds and assaulted by
the i
men. J. K. McCahan, in trying ro rescue )
the girl, wxs ever!y clubbed by a negro.
'The girl was taken to a neighboring house ;
for safety. The negro was captured and
consigned to jHI.
O.i Wednesday 'morning at 3 o'clock
thieves were discovered in the residence of
Lee Weitz, in Duncansvtle and being heard
by George dough, Wertz'a brother in-law,
w!;o boarded wih the family, thpy ebot at i
hlui, the ball entering h: left side and com- I
ii.g out at ttie nipple. The wound will ,
pre fatal. The rartics escaped by Jump- j
mg out of h second story wifldow. Thi !
residence ot Fiaoei.s McCoy and Dr. D. M.
Black, of Ncwry, were entered and valu- ,
able '.vntenes stoieti from them.
Sifter Maria Bernardettrt, who lmd len
atta.-hed to the convent of the Sisters of j
Chanty in South Side, Pittsburg, died nt St. j
Francis Hn-.pi-.ai, Pittsburg, on Sunday j
evening, from r: "innptM n, after an illness ;
of on.y one month. H-r n me in the world !
was Mi-s Murgaret Murray and shr- was a
daughter of Mr. Patrick Murray, of .i-.hns- i
town. She was bom in Maryland in 18fi0, -and
hHil resided in Johnstown about ten
years. For two years pievious to her en- j
tering the convent, which she oi l on May (
1, 1830, tie was a teacher in the Johnstown '
public schools.
After this issue of our psper we will!
move our quarters to the building formerly j
nsed as a pool room, one door east of the l
Cer.tral Hotel. We do not anticipate any I
serious trouble in moving, but if our next
paper t-hoiild be a day l. hind the usual:
lirae, our readers will understand the cause. !
There area great many things about a print- j
ing ofliee that in moving are liable to get I
oui oi pince, ann ii win taKe, time and pa
tieuce to get our new office in
successful i
running order, but we hope to get our next
paper out on time.
Auditor General Jerome B. Xiles ays
that he has received numerous inquiries
concerning the compensation of proihono
tiriesand recorders of deeds for the per
formance of the daily duty imposed on them
by the general revenue act. Through an
iua lvertance no provision was mad In the
act for the pervice these county officials are
cslled upon to perforiu. This is to be re
grefred, but If the duties prove onerous tbe I
Auditor General has no doubt the next Leg
islature will provide compensation for past
services and make suitable provision for the
future.
One day last week a young man resid
ing in Allegheny lowr. ship, sougnt 'Squire
Kenkead for the purpose of bringing a suit
against a young lady of the same locality,
for breach o? promise of marriage. As the
jurisdiction of justices of the peace does not
reach to the extent of applying the law to
salving wounded and lacerated affections.
the justice was unable to give the young
man the legal remedies bis afflicted feelings j
required. Whether he wiil try bis case in a j
higher court or transfer bis affections to j
pome other girl who wiil be more likely to j
stick, Is a problem that remains to be solved'
Patrick Goodwin, a noted criminal es- ,
caped from jail at Clearfield on Sunday ;
morning st about 1 o'clock. lie dug iDto;
ihe bath room wnich adjoined his cell and
from there into the yard by filing ttie bolt 1
off the door. He got out of the yard by
throwing a bag containing stones over the j
wall with a rope attached to it. Before i
leaving he wrote a note thanking the Sheriff
for the use of the tools, which consisted of a i
couple of caseknives, which he roanufact- j
ured iDto saws. lie was awaiting trial for ;
an attempted murder and bas served sev- j
eral terms in tbe penitentiary.
Ileal KatMte Transfer.
Tbe following transfers of real estate
were filed in the Recorder's office, this
place, for tbe week ending Wednesday, Aug.
12:
C. I. Co., to Jacob Zane. for lot in Cone
maugb; consideration, $325.
Same to Morgan GonJy, for lot In Con e
maagb; consideration, f 250.
Morgan Gocdy toGeo. Zane, for lot In
Cor.emaugh; consideration, 2.000.
Patrick O'Neill to P. F. Shaffer, for lot in
Conemaugb; consideration, (900.
P. F. Shaffer to R. Zaue. for lot In Cone
maugb; consideration, 5950.
Sister M. Martha Suassong to Ctsper
Lt lb, for laud Iu Barr township; consider
ation, tzw.
Peter Anhenter to Jacob Kelper, for land
In Conemaugh township; consideration,
$4,500.
D. II. McGury to Sarah C. Ripple, for
land in Lower Yoder; consideration, 550.
Executors of John Muzer to Richard Elder,
for land in Allegheny township; considera
tion, $1,300.
Geo. F. Miller to Thomas II. Bell, for
land in Reade township; consideration, $70.
J. C. Stinemao to John Alwlne, for land
in Croyle township; consideration, $75.
Treat. Cambria Co. to Camoria Co., for
land in Clearfield township.
Cambria Co. to D. Y. A Jas. F. Wagers,
for land in Clearfield township; considera
tion ti.
Only Fraetlona ot Uvea.
How many persons live only a fraction of
average human life because they neglect to
take tbe commonest precaution against
sickness. It Is disease in IU maturity that
kills, and maturity Implies growth. A slight
Indisposition Is usually slighted. They who
avail themselves of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters known it to be efficacious In chronic
cases of disease, but the process of enre Is a
far easier one If lt is used in early stages of
dyspepsia, malarial disease, rheumatism,
constipation and liver derangement. Let
those who would avoid the peril which eren
the mof-t potent remedies cannot avert,steer
clear of the rock upon which so many con
stitutions sollt an under-appreciation of
the danger of neglect. ' will not do to
omit care and a reconrs of medicine when
health is affected. If debilitated, or ner
vous, or djreptic take it for granted you
are in want of a remedy, use tbe Bitters.
THREE WEEHN lOHN KOITII.
At six o'clock a. m , of Mond.-iy i wnked
up at Pensacnla, bavin ptsse.i Mobile, at
one a. M. ami Pensacola Junction at three.
From this poiut our direction was neArly
due east.
Our route lay through a tame and on inter
esting country generally. Lumbeiing is
carried on extensively a'ong this whole
route; as indeed, in almost every portion
of the Southern States. We reached Lake
de Funlak for breakfast. Tni house Is a
resort of fashion, in the winter, aud
called Lake Fun;ak Hotel. It is in charge
of our host of Pensacola, Mr. nickey, or
the New Continental; and is an excellent
eating house, but bas the fault ot mriy of
the railroad houses on the Southern lines of
being too far Trom the car station. It looks -directly
out ou the lake, a Very beaut ilul ,
body of water.
This point ie regarded as a paradise for
sportsmen, whether in fishing or hunting, j
The woods abound iu abundance of game,
while the surface of the lake affords water '
fowl, and its dep'.hs the most delicate fish. :
At ten we reached Canyville on Cbatahatc
hee river; and a little after eleven we ;
reached the River Junction where the routes
fioiu Savannah aud Jacksonville meet.
The Chatahacthee is here a very large
ctream and is crossed by a rather indifferent
structure. Here the railroads from Savan
nah and Jacksonville form a junction. We
took the later on Tallahassee route and ar
rived at that city at one r. is.., where we
dined.
Tallahassee is the original territorial cspi
of Florida, as well as the seat ot justice of
Leon county, and retaius these distinc
tions. It is an Inland city and is not re.
roarakable for Its growth containing only
some 6,000 inhabitants. It is more dis
tinguished for the beauty of its public build
ings; the regularity ot its streets, and taste
of Its inhabitants, which bas glveu it the
appearance of a fluwer garden,
Ou the early atteruoon we crossed the
Sawanee river rendered immortal by the
plaintive negro melody of oue Stephen
Foster. It la a large strwaiu, aud where we
crossed it on its assage to the gulf bad lit
tle ot the poetical in its appearance. After
passing Live Ojk, Lake City aud Baldwin,
we crossed Jacksonville, a little afier dark.
We suou found ourselves in the Windsor
Hotel, and on giving the name of Dr. N. B.
Wolle, received the must cordial aileulion,
and were located iu ptensanl, ail join inn
apartments.
Not lung afterwards we partooit of a splen
did supper for which our long rule had given
us sucu an excellent appetite; and were al
ter wards regaled till tle hour of retiring by
excellent music, including all the uatioual
aus of our own and other countries. Be
fore midnight we retired to a uuch needed
rest, aud did r;ot aae next morning until
the suu was advanced high in the Heaven i
Traveler, j
Prohibition In Iowa.
Tbe temperance people of Iowa are learn
ing that even a Constitutional amendment,
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
intoxicating drh.ks, can be evaded. One of
tbe difficulties which temperance legislation
ba heretofore encountered in mauy States
arose from the fact that courts would declare
such legislation null and void on Constitu
tional grounds. The Iowa and Kansas peo
ple supposed that by engrafting tbeir pro
hibitory mandate in the Constitution of tbeir
respective States the last and most formida
ble obstacle to the scheme of making men
temperate by law had been overcome. j
The Iowa reformers are learning, howev
er, that it will be necessary to engraft the j
prohibitory principle itiW the constitution ,
of the average Iowa man before it will be j
generally effective. Engrafting it into the
State Constitution does trot aeem to do the i
work. While do liquor wsold openly as a j
beverage the increase of drug stores and pla- j
ces where llqaor is sold as a medicine. Is i
marvelous. Over four thousand persons.
have paid the internal revenue fee to thu j
federal Government stuce the law went in
I to effect, the latter taxing dealers just the
same whether they sell the article as a bev-
I erage or as medicine. I
Tbe peculiar feature of the Iowa form of i
j disease requiring alcoholic treatment is that -j
it does uol r quire the prescription of a
, physician to procure the remedy. Under a !
i decision of the Supreme Court of the State '
j every man has an inalienable right to be his i
! own doctor and to prescribe for himself if '
be wants to. It is scarcely necessary to add 1
that the number of Iowa men who think ,
j tbey know what ails them and what is good j
; for the disease better than any doctor is very ;
' large. The Iowa law requires dealers to j
j make monthly reports of their sales. A ;
' small dealer in Muscatine finds that it re
: quires fifty-one feet of paper to enumerate j
bis sales for July. It took 152 barrels of j
beer 89 gallons of whisky, 19 gallons of '
gin, 7 gallons of plain alcohol and two and
a half gallons of brandy to keep bis custom
ers la good health during that time.
Another notable feature of the Iowa form
of sickness is that it is chronic. Nobody is
ever cured. Whether the disease for which
the medicine is purchased be called cholera
or snake bite, the patient Delther dies nor
gets well. The same patients continue to
use the same prescription month after
month There are mauy indications that the
patients do not want to get well that, in ,
fact, they would rather suffer with tbi ir
disease than enjoy the roost lobust nea.tli j
iu the world. It is to be feared that while j
tbe law remains as it Is that Iowa will be
the most unhealthy State In the Union.
Philadelphia Times.
Water Ktalement.
In pursuance of a resolution adoped by
the Borough Council at their last regular
meeting, I herewith exhibit a statement of
the receipts and expenditures Incident to.
the Water Works for the last five years. It
will be observed that the expenditures for '
the year 18s2, exceeds tbat of any other year
given in the statement. The increase for j
that year was occasioned from the fact that 1
the water in certain parts of the pipes was ;
frozen In the winter of 1881 and 1882, cans- !
ing a large number of leakages, as well as :
destroying a quantitylof pipes, In addition to ;
the ordinary expense incident to the Water
Works. For th year 1834 I have noted an 1
item ot $207 paid for meters, which have !
been attached to distribution pipes of cer- j
tain consumers. These meters so far as
they have been usfd and tested by the J
borough have given entire satisfaction, i
Tbe decrease of receipts tor 1884, Is pro .
duced from tbe fact that the water rents j
had not been collected at tbe date of au
ditors' settlement from consumers' having!
meters attached, as they are not subject to j
payment in advance as other consumers' ,
are. i
STATEMENT. !
Watbr Rw;ipts.
EiriMSf.
S2C OS
Ml 87
816 15
616 06
64'.' 66
JPS0
usl
issi
183
1H4
Total
436 62
is Tl
76S 51
T7 89
041 38
18S0
1S1
ISfi
18S3
Sh4...
1S84 (Meters)
. . . -, eo
(3001 81
S3-J07 98 ;
Tetal
F. H.
BARKER.
Burgess.
Kbembarg , Ang. 11, '8.
Roe e Cold and II ay Fever
Are types of catarrh having peculiar symp
toms. They are attended by an inflamed
condition of tbe lining membraoce of the
noet rials, tear docts and throat, affecting
the lungs. An acrid mucus is secreted, the
discharge is accompanied with a burning
sensation. There are severe spasms of
sneezing, frequent attacks of headache,
wstery and inflamed eyes. Ely's Cream
Balm is a remedy founded on a correct
diagonals of d if eases and can be depended
upon, to ceDU at druggists, or by mail.
Send for circular. Ely Bros., druggists,
Oswego, N. Y.
T Bary Indigent Sold era.
Following in the list of giii am in ap
pointed hy the Commissioners of Cambria
county, under the recent law, to attend the
burial of soldiets who may die in indigent
circumstances:
i Adams Township, Robert A. Trotter; Al
i Wheny Township. .Fames W. Dailey; Barr
Towtihip, Joseph Rtieam: Blaeklic Town
j ship. Philip Jones; Cambria Borough First
! v ard. t;haries II. McAfeer; Cambria Bor
oughSecond Ward, Joseph Fleck; Cam
bria Townihip, Griffith J. Jonef-; Carroll-
i town. Joi-n Stolz: Carroll Township.
Thomas Switzler; Chest Springs. I). C. Llt-
tiw; f :hest Township, John i. Gill; Clear
field Tow nehip, James A. Wharton; Cone
maugh Borough - First Ward. Emory West;
Conemaugb Borough Second Ward, James
G. Wilson; Conemaugb Township, Samuel
Shoup. Coopersdale. George Corner; Croyle
Township, George B. Stineinan; D-bii Town
ship. Wiilism G Krise; East Cor.emaugh,
J. B. Kaiiffmsn; Ebensburg Et Ward,
S. W. Dnvis; Eoensburg West Ward, W.
11 Sectiler; E'i-r Township. Anselin Weak
land; Franklin Borough. Jac b Horner; Gal
lltzin, B. rough, M. Fitzharris; Galiitxin
Township John P. P. McGuIre; Grubb
town. Jaco' Ream; Jae.kson Township,
James M. S oger; Johnstown First Ward,
D. R Bryan; Johnstown -Second Ward,
T. R. Kimmeii; Johnstown Third Ward,
Jatnts II. Ashrridge; J .nnstown Fourth
Ward, James James; JohDStown Fifth
Ward, A. I) Blouch; Johnstown Sixth
Ward. E E:lsworlb; Johnstown Seventh
Ward, William Connr: Lilly Borough, F.
M. Geori e: Loretto Borough, M. F. Me
Donald; Mil'viile First Ward. John W.
Pryce, Villvl le Second Ward, C. C. Mer
rilr; Miin-M Township, Henry Ererly;
Portage Towrsbip, N. B. Westbrook; Pros
pect. John n. Iwts; Reane Township,
Benisium Myeis; Rlchlancl Township, John
H. Vail; Stotivcreek Township, L. W.Buck,
Summerhil I. Aaron Sherbine; Suqnalmnna,
John Wtiithead; Tavlor Township East,
Jacob H. Millar; Taylor T-.wnship - West,
John Stumbsn, Tutinellhill Borough, Pat
rick O'Dowti; Washlncton Towiship, Wil
liam Linton. White To wnship, M J Noel;
Wilcnore Borough, John Schroth; WtKxlvale
Borough, Andrew Beck: Yder Township
Lower, M P. Art;ntrue; Yodrr Township
Upper, J-ir Bsmetl.
OUITl'AKT.
McBRiDE Died, atthe residence of bis
mother in Filmore cuintv, Minnesota, on
Srturday, August 1st, 1882, of consumption,
Anthony McBiide, son ot Mrs. M. A., and
the Ute D.nueniclt McBrlde, aged 24 year,
8 m -nths and 14 days.
The deceased was born and resided in
Cambria eonnf.y nntll the year 1874. when
the family renmved to Minnesota. He was
a nephew of John A. Kennedy. Esq., of
E lenshurg. wii fl-vmit snd sincere Cath
in-end was in -v ry reppp one of the best
young men in F Imore county where he had j
hosts of admiring Triende, who heartily re j
tret his early sort untimely death. His re
mains were Intered at St.. Bridget's ceme- I
terp, Filmore coontv Minnesota, on Wed-'
nes.tay the 3rd inat. May he rest in peace.
THE MARKETS.
EllKNSTSUHO, August 14, 18ti5.
Flour, choice family $." 00 to 6 40
Wheat, white 1 00
Rve 75
Corn 70
Oats 50
t 'over see.. 7 00
Timothy seed 2 .r0
K lax seed 1 ftO
Beans 2 00
Potatoes III 1 00
Mutter, Ih 12!
I.ard, lb 12X
Ecs. per doz 12
( nion, per ho 60
Hay, per ton i4w 12 00
rpRIAI, LIST. Cases set down for
1 trial on the flm week of September Terra,
bi gloninic un Mon lay. September 7th,
riK3T WSH.
Miller v. Kenne.ly et al.
Kotentect . tlre.-well.
8KCOSD win,
ShufTorT. Pickeu.rth.
t'OLJron fc. Wharton.
Vent rolh vt. Home ol Co. et aU
Itrtrken v. Ierhn.
h o. Ilor rs. M i Her.
Mver v. Wilkin'i.n.
Mulhgsn T- I'Monger.
Moore r. Hen.ter.
'onpera.tale Kuru. v. Iuwer Yedor tp.
Krauts v. Vucknro(!e.
M . er f-'.K'r vs. Martin.
Mnrphv vp. Fve.
Fi.-.ue !. I owkII.
'iinDininnii et al vs. Weakland el at.
A ...irrsuti Ti, t wen.
T.'i'klnvw. Krwnri-cuii A. Weoili.
MOi'iran vs. Kisher et l.
Mc-Millen Si Waters vs. B re nil I Inner.
Hnner vs. Orlfflth et al.
Hclteri" Kx'rs v. Slwrui.
t'hllits vs. Kr.'ff Al t'.
Ai.-ier.n v. Noting.
a-je'a A.lm'o Tn.Hwkworth.
Uis'.t r-i. i nr;r.
Slel'oy vs. Wntt.
ProthonotHry 'a tlltl-p, ) II.
Eb'g Aug. in, IS3V j
A. SHOEMAKER.
ProthoDotary.
MOVALIi
i
-)o(- I
Alfred E. Goetz,!
-)(-
Altoon's Leading Merchant Tail- j
i
or, lias Removed to Much j
Larger and More Conimo- (
dious Quarters.
-)o(-
TWO SQUARES ABOVE HIS
old stand to
No. 1511 Eleventh Avenue,
-)o(-
Where His Fall and Winter
Stock is Now Ready for In
spection. For Fashionable
Fabric, a Beautiful Fit and
Good Workmanship, go to
GOETZ, the Tailor,
-)(-
11th Avenue, Near 16th St ,
ALTOONA, PA.
From Pole to Pole
Ana's eAKeAPAniLL has demonstrated IU
power of cvre for all diseases of the blood.
The Hdrpooner'a Story.
' Amc BtUord, Jun 1, 1883.
rta. J. C. im St Co. Twenty year ago I
wm a harpooner In tbe North Pacific, when Are
other of the crew and myself were laid np with
cerry. Our bodiea war bloated, gum swollen
and tuned Ing, teeth leoee, purple blotcbee ail
over ns, and oar breath seemed rotten. Take lt
by and larfe w were pretty badly off. Ail onr
Ume-jidee we aeotdenially destroyed, but tbe
eapviln had a couple dosen bottJe of Atib'I
6 a as Ar a Rri-LA ana a-ave n that. We recov
ered on it quicker than I have ever seen mea
broorht about by any othor treatment for Scurry,
and I've seen a g-ood deal of tt. Seetner no men
tion In yonr Almanaeof yonr Sarsapaiilla belnf
fnod for eearry, I thoerit yoa oafhtto know a?
abia, and so end you tbe feet.
Respectfully yours, Ka-u- T. Wnsir.
Tho Troopr' Bxperlnc.
itomm, BarvloladS. Arica.) JfartKT, US.
Dr. J. C. Ana Co. Gentlemen : I have
mueh pleasure to Wtlfy t tbe (rreat Tajae of
Tour arsaparlUa. We have been (tatloDed
tier for over twe years, daring- which tone we
bad to rive In tenia. Being ender canvas tor
neb a time brnagbt wbat Is called IB this
country veldtwaoree." I bad those aorta anr
eodis ttma. I vaa advised to take roar Pmraa,
parlUa, two bottle of wbleh raade my eope
. dlaappeaa' rapMly, and I era now quit welt.
Toar imfy, T. K. Bou.
Trooper, Cup Mxmfd is.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
J tbe only tberon
igxuy cxreecw nicoa-pnasw.
tbat eradicatec the poison of
rlaer,
the only neajctne
Perofote, hfereory.
ad Uonsmnsac vmmm
from tbe yetesn.
yiiriau it
Lr. JT. C Anr A Co, Lowell, M
BuM by al Drutjrtst ! PrU ft J
Hi WtbwtN M.
QHORTHAND 1
Vr . Iessons by mull, V
'sm.h'.ets milled tree.
.uigie s l-.tui.enainm.
i. I.ingle's I'olleire of
Sbnrtnnnd. Ul t'Ucstuut St., I'biladelplila,
M. LlNULt.
A NN( )UNCEMENTS.
Ft ) R SI I F. IM F F. I her-t-v Htmoirnre
ra (elf as a run.Hitste tor th Imorriile rtonl
linn nt SJ.nl tt m''i.-t to the .it.-i.-ii.n ul lha Uara
ocntile pvtiaiiry eiuction.
JUStl'H A. (K.iV.
Carrolhown, May a, 1R85
T.DTl SIIFTUKF I hret.v announce
mTMlf tf a enil)t fer SherifT ul )"Ot t lha
aecuion ot m.x.niocrMe nrrmsry elect i.n.
JOHN W. WONDERS.
FOR IXXJU 1)1 HECTOR. I fit re
by snnonnre myself a canglUt lor the noml
natioB of Poor ltlreetjr uiBrt to tha dertjlon ol
ttaa lmcrm l to iirttiiary elerflon.
JOHN FEROUSON.
Blarkllrk Twp.. Jb li. 1SS4.
FOR TOOR DIRKCTOR I hereby
announce rnyfott eanrttdar tor voor T)lretor
pat.je.-t to tbe declsiwD ut th ln)oertir ir(ns.-y
election. JOHN IITZINOKK
Ul8rtlM township. July 24. '85.
FOT1 POOR niUEfTflR. I herehv
announce rnvfell ma a candidate for Poor Home
Iire.'top Mnti'ieft t.i the tlecislon or ttie lNmo-
cnitlc primary election. JOSEPH ( KISTK.
naauinguin iwp., auk. tin, s.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR. I hre-
b.-announce inyseir a canill-late for P.or IX
reetor put jert to the derision of the lemoTmtic
. . . ., lull K III U . 11 . 1 -. . O
v royle townstnp, (.n, si.
Sheriffs Sal-s.
TY vlrtne or Hnn.trv writ or t iert r ana, anas
I Fieri FH. Viurles Fieri Faolas and Vend
Expon levari Fs-at "l Test Vend Fxpon Is.ned
out of the 'onrt ot V"","u" k. LV
oonnty. and to me directed, there will he ex-
pesed to pnone saio. -v w , -
r.t.ensbnra-. on
fenatar. Wept. 7th. ")5.
at I n'tloek, i. M , lh following real estate
to wit:
ill the rht title and Jnterest ot E'lTaheth CI.
Hri F.llen Parrlsh. ol In and to all that cer
tln lot of e-ronr-d situate In he boronrl" of Oal-
lltrtn, taT)br1 f oantv. fa,, tronuna en main i.,
on the est and rtinnlnic hack to Isnd ef lt. Watts
on the west. (1iMnln- lot of Dr. feo. W. Mill
na the rortb. Mrs Mtry C Kayloroa the south.
hsTln; thereon erwted two-storv pUnk honse
and onthnll.tln-.r iw in the oeruin -v or Thoina
Ha'ke-v and -o. Yerkl -.Jr. Taken In evecntlon
and to" he e1d m the suit ot Michael rt-not.-n.
Also. All the rlitht title and In'eres crMlch't
HMkenr. of tn and alt thnt pertain lot et tnnn.i
situate In th" bnriwrh of tIMtiln. '"ambrla rto..
Pa., fronttne- on Mtln street on the west and
rnnninr hak to atlv on the east. ar?jotntrer
property rf Alhert Bender. dc'd on the north
nd Forest street on tl snnth. bavina thereon
erected a ten story frame boose and outhnlM
enrs, now In the orrniiancv of Michael Hrtrk
ner. Tskn In mscstlnn and to he oid at 'Us
sa't -f FqnitsHie T.-n and Pnlldtnr assniistlon.
Also. All the r'wht ttt'e and Interest er Francis
Bnrk. ot tn anil to sit that r-prtpin lot of mnnd
situate tn the tor'nvh of t.a.litr'n. r'arrhria f'o..
P.. frontinir on Main St.. and running- fk
air.ntr Freot St . 1T0 f"t to nn nl ey nt ai4tn.
Inn the Isnd ot .tv.oi.h For'o or. the south, hsvinir
threon errted two "tn'T ntink h'.nqo fne
storr plank store honse s.nd plank stahle, now
In the rHv.nr.anrv ot F. N R.'V
Also AH the r'srht tl'le and Interest of Frsnefs
N Iturk. "f in and to all thst rerf.n t.irr of
land sltnate In the hnrnvh ot fTnt"iin. f 's -n -hrist'n..
T'a . frnntip?- on Main St r,n fpet and
rnnnlnir hnok atnn F.-r St.. l"a t to an
ellev. aril tnfn-the land of .Tnsth Pti-h'ri, hsv
Inir thereon erer-tr-d a two-story picnic hou-n and
oathfilld'rea. nriw in the ocnnir.i,T of Cmp
;ell and Mrs Jennie t'ooper. Tutsi to itwu
tion sn.) to he soM the suit of tbe Penn Hnild
Insrand I,oan soetstion.
Also. All the riirht tiflesn-1 Interct of "irl-s
Oentner oflnandtoall thnt certain piee or
Tisrr-e! of t-t.ft sltnste In tVhlte township. Ctm
hrla county. Pa., adjotnln: lands ofv k A
Flvnn on the po-tt, heir, or Tltac fate on the
es.pt. T.nther an.1 Bvers on the eonth and John
T.onif on the wr-.t ccntairlne ahotit 71 ar-s
ehout ?5 rrr.s of which are ctenred and hav'nir
thereon erectctj a etorr toir hone and trams
kitchen, now in the ocennan'-v ot John T.onir. a
small one storv plsv honsc and loir stahle. now
In the oeeiinnr.v o r W m Cenneily. T-iken In ex
eentlon and to be sold at tbe suit of A. V. Bar
ker. Also Alt the rlirbt title and tntorest of Mit
thins Kess'er.of in end to a piece or parcel of
land sit.. ate psrtlv tn Pade township and part,
ly in White township famhrla conntv. Pa . ad
lolnlnyr lards of Hon. lohn Ten, Martin Tljrhe
and others. contalninsT on hnndred and seventy
aore more or less, shout thirty icrea elenre-f.
having thereon erented a two-sforv frame hoiie.
now tn the rcctipanev of . Taken tn execu
tion ard to he sold at the snlt of A H. Fiske II
Co.. now for the nse of the United States.
Atso. All therliht title and Interest of John
Swires, of tn and to all that certain trat of land
sftnete tn Ten township, fetrhria Co. Pa.. d
totnln lands of Camhrla Tr'.n Co.. on the west.
John Dean on the sooth and others, oontainlne;
400 acres, more or less, ahont acres ot which
reeteered. having thereou erected a two etorv
plank hon.e, a two-storv frame honse. frame
tahle. sfeim saw mill and other onthnlldlnrs.
now tn the nrerjT.nev of John Sweres and
JemerSmeres. TiItti tn evecutlon and to he
sold atthe sn't nfF.'I'ha Flllott.
Also. All the rteht tltt and Interest of Al
exander TroTetl.of In and to a piece or parcel
of land situate In Read townshfo Cs.mhria f 'o..
Pa., sdininlnar tsnd ot C C. Mnthalen. Wm.
Smith. ?eoree Knhn and others, rnnta'nlne- 10")
cres. more or t-s". hont 70 acres of which are
e'eared, hsrtiiv thereon erected a two story pltrk
honse weather borded and lor harrj, now In
the occarancv o' A. Troxelt Tsken h evecntton
in.1 t. he sotrt at tn. sn't of Joseph Bardiae.
I rn'eofSamnel Matthews.
Also All the rttrht title and tnte'et of Wil
liam H Hnre-oon. ot tn and to all the followinsr
eprthed bntldlnr end lot of irreond. vlr.: A
two storv frame honse or hnMtnx sltnate tn
White township. Csmhrln Co.. Pa., en a piece or
parcel of land containing- about twentv acres,
esore or less, honnded on the east hv Charles
Ks.nj.tnsd. nn the east hv Plshart ad T.ntber.
sooth hv T.errv Bnrroon and north hv land ot
Jssnes Pllnket and Cbale. Kamtead. the honse
heln twentv six fe tn.tde bv thlrtv.fonr feet
long- and eighteen feet hlirh Tsken In execn
t'on end to he sold at the snlt of T k C. ,V"ora.
Also. All therla--t title and Interest of Wll
Ham lY Shnne'elt. of In and to all that certain
lot of irmand sttna'e In the East Ward of Eb
ensbnrir Beronirh. Cambria to . Pa., fronting- on
1 'rawford St.. on tbe eonth and rnnnlng back to
propertv of John tlsrtnss on tbe nortb. having;
lot of .T"hn OirmnTi on the east and tot of Mrs.
Ann Psttsnftti -n the west, containing; 4 ot an
ere. baring- thereon erected a. one and bslf
storv frame ho"e and outho-l llngn, now In the
ocenpenev of John Folsog,. Tsken tn execntion
nd to he sold at the snlt or David M. Ioodon.
A'o. All the Hrht title aa-i Interest of eo
F. Miller, ot In end to all tbe following- described
nnllding- and lot of trmnnd tltoate npon a certain
piece of land within the township of Reade. In
the eonntv of Cambria. Pa , and known aa the
Miller farm, adiotnlng- lands of John flivinn. f.
W. Orea and others, said bntfdlng- Is a dwelling;
bouse of two stories, sire twentv feet by twenfv
eiirht feet plank frame from eighteen reet blrb,
fte.. now In the oenpanev of eo. F. Miller.
Tsken in execution and to be sold at tbe nlt of
E. F. Spencer.
Terms cf sale One-third of the onrcbase money
to be paid hen the property Is knock down ana
the remaining- two-thtrdi at tbe confirmation of
the deed. D, A. LUTHER.
Sberiff
Ehensbnra;. Ang. 13, '85. 3t
Sheriffs Sales.
"y Tlrtns of inndrr writs of Fieri Facias Altai
I Fieri Fame levari Fa-la' aid Vend Expon.
1toed out of the Conrt of Common Pleas of
Camhrta conntv. and to me directed, the follow
ing deeerthed real f state will be exposed to publlo
sale atthe Mansion Honse. Johnstpfn, Paon
Ratorday, Ne.pt. Fjri ItM,
t o'clock P, M,, to wlt.t
All the title and Interest of William H. Mor
ran and Martha A. Morg-en. of In end to all
tht certain lot of g-ronnd situate In tbe borough
of Conctxungh. Camhrla conntv. Pa., fronting; on
tbe Frankstown road and rnnnlng hok to an
ai'ey. having the prrpctv of LIttIc Thoma on
the est and property orcamhria Imn C". on the
west, having thereon ected a two story plank
bouse n! onthnild'ngsi now in the ocrupsijcy of
F.phrslm. Wil's. T-iken In eTee.qtlon and to be
gold at tbe stilt of TUvid Teter.
Also. AH the r'jrht title end lrtsret of Jere
mlh Oaks of In nd to gll that certain lot of
g-rourid iit -ate in StonTrreik township. Csmhrta
Co., F . bounded and deserihejd as follows, to
wit: Reg-inning- ataenrnernf lot No 9. thence
Inns-the wct aideof 2 feet -nth. six and one
fonrth decrees west, one hundred and five feet to
a post thence snnth sixty seven and one hrlt de
grees west, fiftv one feet to a post.- thence bf a
division line thronh the nriylnal lot nortb six
thencne fonrlb degrees east, one hnndrpd and
tblrtr two and a hnlf eet 'e line of lot No. o.
thence alon-r ss tri lot No. e. sonth elqrhtv three
and fhree.fnnrth rietrrees eat. fortv-fonr feet to
the place of hevinninr Taken 1n evecntlon and
to he sold at the enM of Erd-ralm P. Haves
Also. Ml tbe right title and interest of Elira
Peckwortb of tn and tn all that certain lot of
g-ronnd sltnate in the fwnbtp o Stonvcreek.
t'amhr'a Co.. fronting on the Bedford Pike 63
feet end rn- --hcg to an tillev 17 leet. b--1n;
an gllcr en be northwes-sn ' P t of Oeora-a E'ch
anscmr on the eait. having thereon erected a two
Ftory frame howse end frame stable, now In the
occopsncv of Ellxa Pickwortb an.r Mrs. Ma-
ksn. Tan tn execntioti and to be fold at the
suit ef tbe Johnsrnwo Beat Co.
A'sg A II the right title end Interest of Hng-h
fs!lagher. ef in end to all that certain lot of
g-rcnn.t teste in thehorongh of Prospect. Cm
b l Oo, Pa,, fronting on it'et and honnded
hv lands ofC. R. Ellis en the east, nn the north by
Ca m Ms Tron Co.. and on the west bv Anthony
Rodrers. having thereon erected a two-etory plank
boose ant netbntldtnsrs. now in the oecepaney of
Andrew Flrear. Tsken tn execution and to be sold
tthe snltofnse Wood Morrell A Co.. IJmlted.
Terms of Sale One-thlrd of the purchase money
tn be paid when the property Is knocked down and
the remaining two thirds on the ennflrmet'on of
t.ced. D.A.LUTHER.
8t Sheriff.
Ehensbnra;. Aug. 12. 185.
NOTICE Tn tht hplrt and lftsl
representatives of Otllan Hoffman deceased.
1 ake notice than an frailest will he held at tbe
rea'der.ce of flllan Hoffman, deceased. In the
brrnngb of Johnstown, in the eonnty of Cambria,
on Satnrdav. the 6th day of September next, at
10 o'clock. In tbe foreroon of that dy. for the
purpose of making partition of the real essate of
said decedent to and among; bis heir and legal
renresentatlves. if the same can be done without
pre)nd'ce to or spoiling of the whele; otherwise,
to value and appraise tbe same according t law,
at wh'ch time and place you are rerjnlreH to at
tend if you think proper. P. A. LUTHER
Sheriff.
EbenePurg, Aug. 11, 1885. 3t
Tl A IsVF.RTISF.RS. Lowest Kates for ad
vertising; In V2 good newspapers sent free.
Address Uo. P. Bowkix fc JoM 10 Spruce uu,
N. T.
AMPUTATION OF THE LEG.
Vonry If ft- mi vrtf nw-.,rr not hut
l r; i.ie or (tml 1! nff.ot tt? tip1i- It. .Ir.
Ai rira KM.-wnrth, Port eo. riftrr
IN. V., hft'S rralirr1 thtu tra'h. Hti dli-eatfe
vr.lTfMl the whole of h 1 thlich hone. bd1 tbe iufl.-r
Ir.s mnn lOwikM furwetrl, ih withiuy upp.irput
rfion. to ilMth hi. onlT ttHrt-rr. The l&utfrY
ph vp'iiid refuMl tu mpMt te th Ifrah. n-scrf
.r: th-it (h of-erntlon WfntJ kill the j-rint nn
tUe epot. Ut. lmvtd KKNNtbY Knn....at, N.
Y-, who wild consnlted. heM f,fli-rnt ci.iniun
Am! amputated th Hmh. The Ir.rtor I den
mtnitred freeW hti ttrest BIKd Siecinc FAY
OU1I K KKMKUY to afford tne n l strnnif th to
the rs tt-m ttad prevent the return of the diea.e.
nnd Mr. Kll-worih rwm ni u to thU iv In tt e
h!owm of health. Th's trentieniiin'w ttitiipe r g
the orffprln-r ton' ii-.t. no-t Kt.Dwty 'n F -YoKITK
hKMKIY pi'fiflefl M.o t..d nnd re
Ht'tred h j Tbt (...wur o-if, itre i Jvr hta
life. Af ii ff .r1 trtc f"Qi -iy rvm tre-
nbl to Oit trurri;iiiT Trr f"T-Te Kme ly.
Ur Jr.ifK'M UM II. t' lr. IKILUAK Inittle.
Mar In iivrid tl,? pr-.pr (MorN o&iue u1 idreH
lr Dtif K'itni'f R.-nJ'.nt N Y.
T li fp Ihr lUood Pnrc is the prfnoh.Hl
end of ittvt-iitiuti" Jl-f,vr to me.ltrtie.
To thf-objrrt i robab'y n on hut e ntribnTed
rrno-e n!ly 'hin lr. ItI K-!n:.Mf. of Ko
lotit. N. Y.. In tt.i pr -(tirt i u -f m medicine
wnih h -t" buroire I nu-ii, tiutwr the lulu ef tbe
yHr,r r- l'riti-"l ." lt rntufr all imumritoet ef
the B' d. re u . il: .HaorJr-rveJ Ifver end
Ki'llM-V". Clt tntp at'iitl, t'TattviUwl;! od &il
Msf,uj tsl wrenknej-n-i ":oe'ir i fnuiate.
TTNITKI ATKS LK)K I. V.N U IN CAM
rnrniii to Sc . io ST Itt. ReT.el Statutes, the
i.tjer' K tsfl wi 1 1 t.fftr putti nuotiou, an Sat
rtly. StpteTner Vl h. n '2 o'ctok. p. n , oa
e triuiae. n I tli-i rmln, tHIt mtiJ ititeret of
be Y,TuiteU St in a ij t the fvlit.wtrnt de
crl hei trart ur p it-sjl : m-1 1 n ( "ti tra c-un ty.
I'enn-ivlVMiila . fi-iftni luu at a aiiKeir tree ijarkei
fur a corner, thence hf !s im now . Joseph Van
Orraereaut 5 ilwareen c-ath J7 pen-tint to a Hit.
the. re by aiite tiMth 7 dt KTut nnf i4 perch et to
i pol on tin; t inl .t I mhiii I VnHi ewtate.
tbnc by !-nd -I i-iM Thotn- Puwall' ejitate.
wft .,eijre'w wml. 4'- pfrre to a foat. thenee
n- Ttb US .lc'e, -t '11 pe-vhe to a pot. tbeooe
north U devrret et ef-i pf-rrhet it utiiar tree.
1 be pi ice ul bem nni n. i-stittni ux rre mere ot
lis. betnif the tame pritiwu rttirered to tbe
United Staiii hy Wiliuiu W. ludler. Truntee.
by de. d.'ffl July J4. rforled In taid
conntv in Itnr el folio Toilet ,.
TKKM tiF A LK : uo h iM cah and bal
nct) in 0 a'ld 11 iuo'th, wit h tnttirnt ; or all
cash at iiiiit.iu ot pur-har. Itirrd pevinenti
to te secured by kwtytt attd rurt ic-trfj n the pro
perty. A. JVIct'UK.
runner ot tue ireatary.
Inr.e VI. lss. -At.
OWVU A NS (OriU SA LK OF
Ta' un ble reil ett.
Ky vlrH vi an alaerler inn out ol the
trphane r-nrt ot i bn rointy.to tv i directed,
will iX'M io u;blie pat- at 'be irramiaet In
(iallitziy l4troi t. lu comti .11 Satnrdav.
tbe 'Und d-ty ol iuiuir. A. 1 . Is"., at 1 c'tlook
r. m
the l '!.jwtnjt rto ib-J re. i .a'e. Tlx.:
All that rirtitfM piece or pare! w. land ttttiate
In Oalhurin terutij. d ttJ ronntv ut Cambria,
front. nar srenty-ont leri un Mii street, adtoin-
nar lot M bar!'- Selt.iti on tte Wet. an alley
at the r.:k and .ot -l i-. S Trji?ll. 31 I , on the
uuiii, Lii v ; '.n a t . at writeU Truio dwellina
honie. a t slr anil o't'b nld-ria- nil in xood re
pair Uier-Mu- -rMrt.d.
The bjts U ti'4ii ani eorn mitd ious, havin
tUtr'nen ro". a nt a vt-rr nuitable fur a boarding
lionr or t'tr
Th 1 r-ifieri w M b .. f in on. bole pieoe or
1q ti9j I- .e -it-, An the 3 tur mi' w d to ue-t n d
Tontrifi. Ij f et a in two pteeet. the
hoc? rin-f iwry six -eet of fcjr 'Und fr'ntinir on
Maui si re--r end Ttin.li . a: b-ftt the full ler.irth
01 (he lut will uiui-ri'o ne piee. and the oilier
piec w.li i!jiMit of twt- ifv ne fet fr.inttotr on
Main ;Mr; uxj'i !t'n.,!ii back &ioui( lot of
Caarle Id-is ninety teet to an alley, haviny
the ttt! M - i.r joii ;r'ftf'l .
I'mtu or ai O-te tb rd of tbe unrchate
iD'Jney to his pti-J ni tno 01 rtruj it 'oil ul the sale
aodtue reu:iit!dT iu two : 1 1 1 1 a 'na1 py
mnn. vitu iu'r-'. ro f.t fa-jr.fi o tte judic
m :nt hdfnl an. I n.r: :r. are o; tLt tiuri''nifr.
K A. UI.ASS,
A-lnitnUtrjtrix of Josinh M. 'liritty.dec'd.
Juiv am-., itj-vi.
OTICE!
?otlca is hertjt-y yivwii thnt tbe foilowlnif c
rvaot hns m.-u Med m thi ourt af Oummon
Ilea. ulOmbnt -ot t y. 1.. aed will he of
fered for 'o'finnatiou by -ildeuirt on Monday,
Sept. 7. MJ..
Tl.e tlrsi ehd buul aecuwnt -f AJun SchettleC,
asii:irntawi A'dree ti-.'-i ,i.role ad Willum
cbroih.traditis. aa Iv:kenre f n I Srhroth.
Ii. A. SHK1 iKtR.
3t t'rotiionotary.
r;bvn-burC July ii, 18".
K. ( wrmr letan Ave. iattl Sixth fit
PITTSBURG. PA.
Host. WV A. HkKkoJI.
trs. ol Hara ol rrufl?t?.
J. I'. A?IU11KW.
eSnrfy of Hoard.
The LarH(, Mit T:ioroix. Ir-tiOrl and Soo
ceaif 11 1 'o: n-! i-i I I ui l'K ivoxi'Mt I raitiina
Hfhuol tu Pvitusy I vnii. ru-l last year,
tli etc a bt i Jui i-l iit us. r irs;-lt9 K iiiptumit-. 7
Ifi.tlru.'tors. 16 lnro ll.til.- and Kruitalion
Kooiq. iwciij-y i:j uq .rea I over IU.VOO Ft.
I'opies ol :he uneit p'eeor I'etnuti.rfutp In the
State u, ailj f.-ce Wiib HunijDvvk 01 S-hoel apvu
ai'pi trillion to
rlARMUSI If. T.ai.li.1, J A3M AKK WILLIAMS,
A. M.
FrtDRipal.
Important to Canvassers.
WIXTKH -XAvk, t'anv.-'PM 'n everr ronntj
In tee I'mt. d Sts to -vll F X S I'ATKNT KK-YF.KSIHI-L:
SAl) IK'lN. when eomhinei two
Sad Iron, ft'o'.iaher. Flwtrr, one iron dolntr
the work of An enure et o! ,rd n :ry iron- !-
self-heatiiiwT 'v eu o" a'ee-o! la-in lOFJ
AWAY irif HOT I4IT4 llF.XH. Price
moterate. A Isrtrreitfji linmx incutne in pared
to arood ratiTiiiifri. AJiImm, for olrrula-t, kc,
FfX SAD IKON tH)..05 K-deSt.,N. Y.
wi3&
PLUOT0BAC8S?
gDTUt7JLC.
ENCINEf, VIBRA TORS.
THREShlMC MACHIEFS,
CR AIN DRILLS, cider mills
Warrantel the b r Oral, ir-)U: the eele
brated l'ennl.a .1.. tht- only perfect force feed
phosphate attarhtneut tn use. t;.er Mills: tho
oelehritrd Aine-i"n a d v,.,T .s, rowriran.
o:in MinxrKi, hat hk CSS. ESi and
nTtMPtRII IHHl.tH pi g.n.rallv.
Send for .at.'oriia . fj I'.tRqr H.tR,
Ponnsylvanla Agrlolto-a Work., Vora, l'a.
State Normal School,
INDIANA FA.,
Will OjMiU fwit llir tir-w enr.
Monday, September 7, 1885.
Tins is a thorough Proft-ssioDal School
for tfarherb, pn-sr-i.tin. &!so:
Co 1 1 ere Preparatory Department
ytnalrn.1 Itepart Jirut,
(omaierrlal llcpart in"B t.
To be sure of a room it shxi i be or
dered early.
For t trt it-tjl cr ! ft'n!otiti, ad
die.is, 4".
L. M. DUftLINC, A. M., Prln.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY
C'anonalsnrar, la., uilrs fr.-iu I'ltuburg;.
Ftr b.tb sexr8 10 toaclters. 'ritoroiitf h Instr.ie
tlon tn Classical, foajf kiictal. ScmxTinc,
Nohmil AS,, MvsH-At. wmss: also, Frencb,
OeruiMn and Milit..v If.u.L. Mndeut pre
pare I fur Sophomore rear in any co'le.
Trt f I Ion, o tf )! Next term opens Sept.
2-2.1. I-or eilrKUs ." ii. :.nuliun, address Kav.
W. F. BKOW.Y, -RicirAL.
July i4, '8.1-ti.
F
AHM FOR 8 ALE!
The suh-erlt er oflers at private sale bis farm
In i'am'ir a town-.i.ip, t'aii.l-r-a eonnty. situate
two mtles n..rttiof K'.-n-riir . containing ooe
hun Ire. I and twenty -on arres. a'.viit one aore of
which are cleared ho I ii. s .h d rtste of cultiva
tion, having tl ereoi .reet-d a tw.story frame
houseand a new irtue f.srn. A sj.lendid orchard
of well "circlet truil trr "i tn . r m'S'i.anil
tbe whole tnn if well -ae'el. For . tl-niar
call on the subscriber nn the premises. Tertna
reaonahle. ANi'KEW IlSHAKr.
Cam ' r a twp.. Atij 14111, 4. at
K7V K S A S L A H D S
In tbe heart of the preat wheat, enm and stock
B-rowinjr a.( ii..M i f thrtste
37,02Fa- f-ri T iB.
The Htl Kttate Reporter, deacribln; tbe coun
try and lands f'.r sale, sent free.
Address, A. H. McCON NEIX. Keal Estate Agt.,
Formerly at Salfna. Saline Co., Khs.
Yourown1 0. 1 Bost llauk Hrferencee r'eo
jrtrr m - a
Hardware !
jlMPORTA NT TO
KNSBLJHG VC33 VICINITY.
JJE TAKE THIS OPPOHTUXITY OF 1NT.
forming the people of Kbensbnrg and vicinity, that we hare
opened out in the Tudor building on Ilirh street, a new. lanre and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
IzrMKCirANirs- TOOLS. TiVTLDEVS' HAh'DV'ARF
MTJ-'A RMIM I'LEM E.XTS, FORK'S. SI 'A D t S
UTtMlTH TOOLS, HORSE SHOES, HARRO W LEYS
UTXAILS OF ALL h'LXDS,RAR IRO.Y arl STEEL,
IIOUSEEURXISjn.YO (lOODS, RF-
1-eT I OL I 'EES. Cl'TL EE OF.YS, S1IEL T S
V-CARTRIDGES. TU'I.YES.CORV.IGE, ETC
Referring to the above, we respectfully ask the citizens of Ebens
burg and surrounding country for a share of their patronage. We
have been regularly trained in the hardware business, have bought
our goo.ls for cash, and believe we can offer great inducement to
those who desire to purchase.
E. DUFTON & SON.
EBKNBBCRa, April 3. 1H3.
BOTTOM IS REACHED AT LAST
I Have Now in Store the Largest
Stock of Hardware Ever Offered
in the Country, all bought at
Rock-Bottom Prices for Cash and
all First-Class Good. I do Not
Buy or Keep in Stock Any Cheap
Job Lot or Auction Goods. What
ever You Buy From me You Can
Rely on Being Worth the Money
You Pay for it. Owing to an Ad
vance I am Now Selling Many
Goods at Less Than I Can Replace Them at, But I Shrl Con
tinue to Sell at Bottom Prices, uutil I am Compelled to Re-stock
up. hen You Want a Cooking or a Heating Stove, Tin Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, al
and See My Prices, I am Not Uundersold.
Ebensburg, August 14, 1SS5.
O
Ul'II ANS COUUT SALE!
Hv vlr f At! rrtlr of tht I i!ipi" nrt of
(auitrta untj. Ut" n n-l' ' n n-U wiM fxr io
nli at t-',tl'0 au.'tlwn or uM-crv on tti pr.nl4)w
on Stur-iy. A ii i nt '0: i , 1J, at two v -lok
which Shbn tiirJ. pii-1. to w,:.: A
pl;ce ur paril ol i od rlTiiatti In M:townri:p,
'h n: bn mnty , n1 f nlTij lan J tf rI :tnit fa y
Srrebn. olhnr Ia.nt1 nt Kits estate cf .lr.Ln Shc-e-hati.
defafid. nJ h rad leHni; frin St.
Aniuiino luGion Connall: j;nltT:!nn 9entauo
af-re rtd Lfly tt.e i'ftsfli.
I or Su a Ten pr rtrt. t tha pufotrt
DiunfT to t paid on dit of sale, c thlrn of tLa
l"rnlnci on cnf.rniatl ii ol le. oa-Lirtl n atx
month, asd woe tlitiM in cu year. !'?rrd pav
raont tu tiitr iiitnrMt and to be ftnrd ly the
murttfaica aud judKiient Jnd ot t tu--!.H6ar.
VL.1Z A SHKKHO.
Adin'r. ef Jotn Shhaa. d tcJ.
Anran T, lHi. t
JgXECUTOH'S NOTICE,
Ktati of Michael i Hr-vllo.-". deaawr1.
Ivftfi titfini4"nTfiT n tt;6 frstat ot M'tcael
Kradley,lat ol L.Hly Huruiinh. lw M, havlncf
n r ranted to th untlcr-ixnH. not ire la l.r
t tivn to all peraoni Indr-t-trd i a1d el tat to
ma ka payment wiihout delay, and tho harlna
rltiimi RtfUTit thu Mm mut tTeent tbetc
prportj authenticated for Jfttlemwnt.
MK'HAKL BKAULKT,
Exacatr-r.
aahioifton iwp.. Jaly 3. 1SS. 0t
F
Oil SALE!
Will 1-e aoM ftt private a!e.
That pop'il:ir af.d t-leap-. ntl v lorwtw1 Summsr
Horel known at 4llIm-- nl" at Kcnf I
Th hone thornutchly furniiLed and la pro
vided wl.h all the Dere-arr outhail- int. a:d
tilty-three aref of iTrprovo I '.and ai,ointD8r
horutiif Jj ot Kt'ecil".. A Ifio one two bro rr
rfite and one road wniron. a'l o wlrh will be
fold '"i.ejip. For partiw.ar-J p-V.' -t a-1d ref
iiVM. A. KINKK T.
4; Kbeu-bara:.
('iimtria bounty, f 'to Ivay ta.
A
DMINISTIIATOU'S NOTICE.
Krtateuf .lotinT. t'eerev. .leoeesod.
T.e; tars of A. 1m I o 1st rat Ion oti the e-tate of .llin
T. I.'.ney. ii eras swl . late ef V asbloaton tuwn
shlw. havlntt been araDteJ to the iDders:a-oeJ. no
tice i heraby aiven to iti-.se In.tebterl to sat.l
estate, ihat nymnt. oinst t-e pld wlthont delay,
an.t thoee taTlny o'slms ssnlnrt the same. raut
present tbeu proper1 am h-nt toa:ed tor settle
ment. MIt'lItU, H K A KEN.
Ja'y 17. 'Ri.-t. Adwlnlstrator.
F
ARM TOR SALE.
-w v :v ..e..M a I tirlr.tn svt t.i. farm In
Oarah-la township, one o1 one hall miles Irom
EhettiurK. eonialnlna SiO Arrea. in a Kod
state of eoltlt-atloo, with a"d frame bvase and
frame barn, an eeeller.t crrbard. plenty ol water
and about one million feet of lutut-er on tbe preio
lr Tn parlies wlfhinif to p.irrbae a smaller
piece of land, he will f'.ivlde It to .uit purchasers
Terms reasonable. I'all on tb urcr ber resid
iDt; on the premises. M AH I IN SANItKRS.
'amr.rla lo., Jan. S. 15.
N
OTICE OF INCOUI'OI.ATION!
. I. , . . . u n .,., .n sit it 'cat 1 on will
iSWtlCC IS I'riri', p;..... ,
be made to the 'curt ol Charter Sessions of am
bra eonntv to be bi-ld at F.benst.nric. on tbe Orst
Monday of September neit.lor a borouab charter
for the village ol Summit ao.l adjacent territory,
la the township ol ''7'stHNU:t.
Attorney lor FetitloDeri.
JulT &X. 1S et
rKriiA'ys'
COURT SALE!
u. .(.. .r.l.r ! Iba Oriiliiiii' Conrt of
Cambria eonntv. the undersized will Tpee to
sale at public reodee or outcry at th Hotel of
'reora la tbe borvogh. f Lilly, on Satnr-
d.r. August th. li. at ten 'ek . M the
followloi des.rlbed real estate of which Vt liltatn
Tlley died, selied. towlt :
A let'of around situate In th borruh of Lilly,
county oftVmbrta. ad,otnln(t lot of r M .org.
Ksq . and F. O. rJeorje, and (rontinic on the old
Poriaa-e road. , .
Aim-A lot ef ground sltnate In the borouh
and evunty aforesaid, adjolotna lot of John Hrad
ley and others; fronting on a iret and extend
ing back te an alley.
Also Fifteen lots ef gronnd ltute near the
fo.t of riane No. 1. in the township of Washing
ton, eonnty aforesaid
roi.oer to he paid on day of sale, one third of tt.e
balance on confirmation of sale, one third In tz
tt.ontl.s. and on third In one year. Ive'erret pay
meats to be or Interest and to eaecuredby tt.e
judgment note, of the J"5jw.
Adm'rof William Tlloy, dee'd.
Auiiofl T, 18S5. t.
O
UrilANS' COURT SALE!
Hy virtue oi an oruer -."-"'- -
. . Ar .V . Ii.,.h.nc' fT.itrt A
I ttttSrit rOUIUJ. I'W un.-.'- .. - r-
SHle at oublic auction or cmcrr on tte j remtses
. . . .wi. I. 1 fi. . ..elnrk I
on saturoay. n u o-i i - - -
M.. the tollowtnir deserlbed real estate ef which
Jeremiah Oicason, died seised, to w:t.:
INO 1. I ne one unui- ...ry -
tain piece or parcel of land eltuele In Hortaa
townshtn. Cambria oounty. adioinln; a tract of
land warranted in the name of Ueorae nt"'t.
land ol Henry Helsel . Henry nd ernellu Zel
lers and others: con tall) In- one hundred and
...... uns more or less, about fills acre
clejred. having thereon erected a twe stei leg
bouse whfisoi. sna irip.-.v...
o. -- A ptece or parcri wi ..oi - ,-.cr-...-
In I'ortage town.u.p. .o ui . , . ....
In Orrentlel-1 township. Hlair county (about ten
acre being tn Hlair county) adiolninr a tract of
land warranted in th ntn of William Smith,
I) JJ land ef Hnr He'sel and otlir; remain
ing two hundred and fifty-nine acre, more o
i... .limit .hit acre cleared. havtDK thereon
erected a loir barn.
Term ofSl: l en per cent, oi ms p.r. u..o
monev to be paid on day of sale, one-third if the
balance en confirmation of ! rid tbe re
mainder In two equal annua! payment, with In
terest, to be secured by mortgage and judgment
bond ot the purchaser.
vit.vVTINF CRAW FR
Adm'r of Jeremiah (Heason. dee'd.
August T. IS.4 St.
-poll SALE.
Two lots of arroond. on Centre etreet. K bens
bur' with a Frame Honse of eleven roseni.
table, orehard and ootbuildlna.
Aun-Tst lot on same etreet, suitable for
cotiaa-ee.
Aij.v A pastor lot of about one and-a-halt
acres, situate one square from above described
premise.
For terms, apply at the offl -e of
JUStl'H MclH trs Al.D.
4t Armory Building.
F.tenburg. June SO, 1SW.
TIAN I tUI to secure and fill osjr orrters In bis
a (Jill ll aa. Rceaalbk Howe.
itAferenee
n irinrt tfesonaiur
different rlev 4riin-ntJ.
LiAK JiKUSSa BV4 j
Hardware !
CTTIZKNS OK 3i:B-
-:o:-
Q HUNTLEY.
FOIt SALK.
A tu r,r l 'erm fl'fre rtre slrosted la AV
leahesy t..wr..bi,....rr.t.rlH r.-in'y.ra.. 1W nlle
from l.orri:... ror.TsT..nt oerlix. .rrri i geod
Ian. I . i.x r. 1 1 sn eu rri al shi'li are eloared,
w.li f.nee.t n4 in s vi. imn r-i relii.scce ta
uSrre.1 for ' on nxitomitsf.rj teras. Th
Irrpl-n.T.'s enr lt nt a lsre twelMn( Bees.
r..s:.inii! sirren rnm tnd a kit.-to en. a eeas
lort.e arm h.use.a Isrue l arn sad ooriimedlewa
ouTr-ml Itnirs.
1 'ion- are alro jn it e Nn.l an al.oc)Dee of tlaa
ler snd roil. plTtr ol r-hoiee- fruit, sneh a
apples. p.se.es. p-nrs. rlieerie. rapt. el., a
tt -i well ui s..t wir. an I a aunUrr et aerer
li"inr spnai ol tre eater.
Tt e prr i itij Is In a Wealthy looatton. with at
rsn.l f-f.ni the l.cuse. anj frr mora tbaa
twenty fle years liar i.eea ued as a resort fee
uir.tii-r r..ar..rs The ewnor wtebee to retire
Irom business an,! will sell rery etieap.
r nr furthor particulars I-ir in
' ' E. s. BVHB
lxrtti. Pa.
A
I)JOUnN.KI)Assi(;XELSSALKt
ny ririee ef orders l.sulr out ol th fin . of
t'ornmnn I'leaa ,f t'arehrt ty.untT. .e under
signed will offer at r.ullie sale, at thet'ourt House
tn Kt enit.ujr. on Menday. September T. 1ai. at
I "rl.-k 1". !.. a'l teat e-rtain tract of land
S'ttinte In 'atnr.-la township. I'linhrii enouty,
arlwinloa land ol Marfn Sanders. Kooch Short!
W lil .am t ' orn-l! and hrtrs ef HoD'amta I. lord,
decease.l. eontalnina 12 acres. aNout 0 arree'ef
which are cleared, hinni thprern erect. d a
houso and barn . It has a .jod apple and pear
orchard and is one oTthe t est rin tut eras
terms tn Caret. rl.s countr ana will posttieely be
soil
Tr CP St:-Ori third ef the 1 a-ehase
monv to be paid in confirmation ol the tale, tbe
hnlance lot paid id two equal annual vay
utent. with Interest to t-e ae-nr-d upon tbe
.remit. Mli'HAlX HUHM.KT
A-in of Jam O Mtrray and fraael A.
Murray.
JOR SALE!
A Talust.le pteo ol laod Roctetnlna eai 1
In Wbllo and Keade tcaa.bip with the
'lcrtlel1 crecfc tintim throttirh It. dlolBusa;
!aod ol Hi.n. ,?..hn laB and M art in T'cle.shstl
a--rc cleared and har'.ra thereon erected a twe
st..rr Irarte Li-tne. 1 be t alance ts well tlrube-asj
with pine, b.miurk . oKk and other timber. Tbe
lsr.1 is under std wni, et.al and iron ore. The
C'resson and Coalporl ra lrnad. now belrf kalit
rues throuah tLit lan-1. J'or par:toslr bb4
terms call on or a.! J-es
JaATTHlAS KT?sSJ.KK.
risk,
st I'arobria t'.. Pa
OTICE!
Notice Is leret y g'ren that th following aiv.
count has bora ti'ed in the Court or Common
Pleas, ol f aichriacountT. f . and will be oO.-ed
tor c.nrrtnsttnn by ssi.l c. urt oa the first M
day of September ret TLa ttrst and partial ae
count of Trntcas I'. Posters A'-Dee ol Sgra
Hose M-'..u1h. H. A. SnUKM AKKB.
- I'rothenolary.
Ebensburg, Atigutt S.
E
LKCTION" NOTICE!
In pt-rsnance ot a resolntion ol th Connell ot
Fbeobtir t.orotih apt.e.vo.1 .luly l.Hth Its io
tict i, he'ehy .vn ttiat an e ectlon win be Veld
at the usual f.laees ot boldlt,; municipal and
lrenral election in tlie KMt and West wards of
said borouah on Satttrd.v. Aua-tist fJd A li is
between the hour of 7 A at., and T r. M fjr the'
purpose ot det'-rniiog whether the indrbtness of
sal 1 torouitb shall be lnreaed to ace ameent
not to eiooe.l seven .cr rr.ust npon she assessed
valtietlon of the taMe t-roperty therein Tickets
voted to be labelird on tbe e itelde "Inereee of
debt." and to contain cn tbe in-lds tb word
"no lacresse ot debt." or -dbt may be Increased "
AruoBot of last assessed valpsUoo 12PS4S, fa
Aoioont ot existing indebtedoee: "
I vnpon Mods
Aoorucd Interest .
Iiednot amoot.t of duplicate for rear lass
Applicable to tbe par men t of same Ii2rt TT
Blalanc dueon duplicate of ltsjt g 41
" " 8M a ie
If et amount of bon.)e tnrebteiirMa . guae vi
Amount ef oatstand ibk orders aia a
B. lance doe on dup, ot '! for bor 4 f t
"4 S4 05
Amt or ay, M
Amount of tndeb ednes proposed to be la
curved ttcsjo ea
Perentae cl assessed valuation. '.u.'iisi'prr rvahssa
Tbesai.l lo.'e'. redness to he lncnrreJl fur .hl
pun-oseet obtainlrg an a t.Htional wtor enri-le
for the berouich and a utHe:.nt .ju.ntl'v of h.we
V. 11.
BAEKEB.
Attest:
J. H. nAVI. Clerk.
Council Chamber. Jily ltth, lSsj
Harges.
et
AMENDMENT TO THE COXSTI
tion to tbe citizens ot thl 1'omnoiivr.io.
for their ppro al or re.ectl..n by the eDeral is.
embly of tbe Commonwealth of I'eca.vlvaniaT
Ful.lisbed by order ot the Secretary ol the Com
muostii'it. in pursuance of the 1st
ecio ef
article Aiuiot mei-otistitutlen
Joint resolution proposing , amendment,
the Constitution of the Ccmmonwealth of Fee.
aylvar.ta:
' Be It resolved by tt e Senate and H..ne of v..
resentattve of the Commonwealth ,t .J,i
van!, intleneral Assemblv roet. that th. t.n.-'
ing te proiwsed a an amendment of the ontttl
tntion ol the t'mtnonwealth ol I'ennsviv.nia la
accordance with the provisions ot lh"e1btee'Bta
article thereof. s rosia
AMEM'M F;st
That section Bve ot article fir of the Contt.
tion of the Commonwealth of lnnsvlvn.e srhioL
read a folljws- - w herever a rouotr shall .a
tsia forty thousan 1 Inhabitant, ft shall con.tltBba
a separate jndlcial district, aed shall e eet ...
judire learned Id the law: and the Oeneral A...
embly shall provide f..r additional Jodireea. tSlT
busi.e-. ol eid districu may require. Co.ntiai
coctalnlna a wpulauon Ish.. ths
cnstitute separate district, shall he l .rmed i.ti
convenient smile dl.trl.-u. or If r... Is
be attached te contiguous distrota s lbs 11.V
eral Assembly ma? provide. Tbe office of ..JL
elat.ju.ige. not learned In the law is .bo,.bi
in counties tormina .ep.rat district; but th.
everal associate judres in orUc. whea the i
tltutlon (hall b. adopted shall serv. f .r
unexpired terms." be anfl th. ,,. u hrVl
amended. o a to read follows- Prh.,.,-. .
county shall cot, tain lty thoo-snrl inK.u.....
It my coastltnte a separate judicial distneu aad
may elect nnejudge learne-1 In the law and ' th.
tieneral Assembly .hall provide for '.aZ. ... .
judne as the business of said district. nt. J2l
quire Coanttes not tormina- tm.ir... ,..-1;
shall be lormed Into convenient ringle distrieul
" " setLss-ie., n -rfiui'is ITT KT T irpTtdft Tl tat
efTlc ot associate judge, not learned lathe iasr la
......u,u.u ,r,,K,, aeparate distnev
and lieving snor. than on. law todea- eeere . w
.nlZ '.'.!ir.VW-0."""r," ; J"-ig. "he VhVn
..vera! associate judae. in ofBoe. when thl.
amendment shall te adopted, shall serv. fee
their unexpired term. ' 1 ,erT r
A true copy ef tbe Joint Reso'utlnn.
W. s. Stsksl
Seereury ertincemaoawegiU.
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