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'"jOCM AND PERSONAL,
rgre Ifirrean'l'fhe Other Flac:
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-,urt r.xt week.
i,y,,rfin' I -'f'" P trt he Sugar Bowl.
tli- printer.
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WU 6 sweet- nir iu in wiui
tTicoTiP en tf thf Suar
i i.i T..U cmiii'y tl.is year
xi the anniversarj of
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in
! 's rl ; prture from the Jail.
i ts you can at-t an apple parer
-,T af Dufton's.
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eort' 11
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i,.,.o! t:me for snooting
squirrels
i rivi ".'
iic schools of this place open on
jn.-u fif vegetables go tc. the
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. -.;i:icus!y awaitina the time
!.-'it Cleveland will ruo out of
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'.?.:'" McMnnarajr, one of Al
v y.wf:'!ip's oldest and best citizens,
: , ' a viit on Thursday.
i. ,m II. Gardner, who paid our
i v j r fit'out two weeks ago. Is said to
:. vf-ry ill at home in Hollidayaburg
. ,;, vi-T imi nt the Forty Hours will
went the Catholic church In St.
:; . ri Sunday next.
; r :e M. Yeager, a piomirent
. i:. in .if Altoona. died on Thursday
k ace'', ahont 41 years.
- r: t ty eiul.t years since thd use of
cf
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W
ps w.is infr(Kluced by the gov-
.RuiMhur(r, Blair county roan re-'-n
I'.oa with something like
T-ins? attorneys picked their
eens'uirn on Monday last and
t;"(1 to prnctice.
riff B air was on the sick list for
,, )ut I; aeain able to be abont
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n t !"
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f5 -hi:
T irn Men supposed to be the men who
rKS.'.'y c ninitted the murder at Duncans
T :"t t ..ivc l!cn arretted at Bedford.
I !hits.1: the laying of the rails on
tht'r---'.n and Coalport railroad, was
tear mewl at Coatpott.
Vr. Kiae Ilvans, one of the oldest
(!; of thi- i'ace. is lying very III at his
p- d : in this place.
1 fiii lowing persons can each get a
!f':jT by callir r at the Ebensburg pot
. Mi-1 Clara Allon, Miss Hellen
Mi-. M:-s S.i rah Q-ilnne.
-tp-nln Wintiip, Providence Tolice,
iz'a five years from kidney disease, was
t'i'.ii '" Ilunt't (Kidney and IIver) Rerae-
Mpssrs. Barkers' lost a horse one
t week from the effects of an op
terformed to remove rin? bone,
id to shoot it.
m-i i:
T' 4 l
J:;e attention of contractors is called to
iKt;:: r tlio building of the dam for
ifvf -trr W(.rks. Sje advertisement In an
c'1 t cjlmun.
i!r. Trior A. Schwab, of Coatesville,
F ,'a son in law of Mr. Martin Ward, of
paid a visit to the town on Tuei
:r.'ent::in of farnirrs id called to the
1. i rd L U.ivis, liai a Ur,:e stock
:i'!'i-r boot , just the thing for
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C'fc ,
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Wis I
::t.Ti'.T his ahce Store Oil
! and -n-e them.
Jiii.ii Kra pper.of Croylo townshlj,
; r,i 1 y a vic'ous cow about a week
i y ai'i, at:d so severely injured that I
it ! prex r,t tmie but little hopes are had j
of 1. rc' ivcrv.
-fcii.-ria: et;.' food, for young chicks and
E:-Jt.rg fi.i is, will make your hens lay,
t' l and cure nearly all diseases com
b t poultry. For sale at Zimmerman's
i': tre.
T' iT.inties Fire company rectived
'-'ft K' eHrriagr on Wednesday even-
1 it ! sa il to be a fine one. It was
r.' : .; v. i.i ;i:u-;port, an J the Peonsylvan ia
r j p a it free to this place.
' Sy:iud of TennsylvaBia, comprising
i. :!.i:.i-t-is and laymen, will meet
;a 3r-':i.te "ii the 17th inst., and the
it tj: w :i ! t-t four or five days. It will
be a :,!if...rt.int event in Presbyterian cir-
":f
Sir I'l.arles I.atterrer is now engaged
it t!J ,.iiicn Kasjle Clothing store In Al
t: : i, 'Al.er,; he he happy to meet his
.1 tli- ii U a!;J cu-tomets from the moun-
: jt.d -:ve them hirgatns in anything in
'. iy f c!i;!.ing.
0 .-. N. Ii. Wfdf, a prominent citizen of
'."--fc-iHti, who, about thirty five or forty
Tyi was a rH,i,i6i)t of this place, and
Jp r-ri"':iiberd hy many of our older
-f.M.t a ft-w hours in town on Sat- i
i j
4 1 "'r "''d hoi if of a horse was found a
Ik.- " l'u in t!i" oUl Pennirlvni.T nnarrv
1 i
port, enihertded in twelva feet
; t t r.'y feet above water level. .
' i v-ry perf.-ct one. and thosn !
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f i ni !,, b-.w s,v It it not less than:
-.1 v;.l years old. j
i -nd that from a hill one mile north- !
( ur-.r.-Misville can be seen the hill- j
''mlit 'hilerent counties, Cameron, I
-r-f'i!, Indiana, Carchrla, Blair, !
3" ! '' :-.i fit Id, presenting to the eye 1
' ' ' crr.r:il'i.-r unexcelled anywhere. 1
' '- 1 '! at the prospects for better !
A.'f.una are looking tip. Men who '.
.'v !pn W'irkinff short t'-oe hT I
. i
Vf -re
I'-rt
4-,.,
J"'-n I!. Fitke, John Fleers,
: , Bt n. Meyers and Joel Gates,
'-' x citizens of White and
: were In two on Monday
"2 a law suit from that end of
- it
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'':" fears, despondinjz views,
Pr:
;,' Jl f nuny complain of. would
t
t're the ti run! irimla n n r a anil 1 Kia nr.nii:,, . , ; . . n n T i .. .1
. ----- ....... w u . - ivpuiAi , 1 1 ,iai a livhi i d.irvi
i'ei
L --i 1 ... I. ! I .1 . . . .
! blood, t! ill nrAniiiMni, llio
'Jj an I sanity of miud. j
:"; ila'.es, who was Jailed about- )
'ii fur f irging the name of his i
-
--n-.aw t0 n()te ADli tf)e posing of
J'-I.r, TV. Sharbaugh, was released
? "n Thursday nijjht of last week,
F 13 '' Hearer rt f!arrr.ll fnvnchln
Sk .
rS 1.1? snrutTr
'thhii I'nuDi; jail uas 2a
' -e .arjest number ever confined at.
f 5ir,Cp tho r. t:i . .ii
t, tail wao ullb. Blll
f'-rtv-IVreo i v., - -
- - IOIH.U inn uiuj i,o
'( " r hy the difference In the climate,
rJ Preferinir tho
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Of the
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i 'if Mr. .fil.n ciffiiim r r -v
a, , v- . iiuvlio, v.i -
n, ClearCeld county, foriucily a
' ii.. 5 place, while chopping with
JJJ Veilnesc!ay of last week cut his
'-vJ the cuo next to it entirely of,
"r'l one t',rouh the joiDt so that
i
"'Jiptiiated.
-V.J. Kirsch, of Barr township.
, ;'"'' nh this place on Wednesday
10 iiaisillon. Ohio, whither
t to
uperiBtend the erection of some
J-Pioyer has secured
-itiided utxjrj.
ur. William A. Smith, we 1-known to
all our oi ler rpal.ients, arrive d la town on
Wednesday Intending to spend a abort
period on the mountain. The doctor looks
hale and hearty for a man of his sears,
and Lis Democracy has not shrunk ary since
he removed from Cambria.
Miss Stella, a little daughter of Dr. M. 1
K. li. Creery. of this place, while descend
ing the stairs In her father's residence one
day In4t we k fell and striking her fore-,
head acal nst a doll'a oradlo that she was .
carrying at tha. time, cut an ugly :
thonsh not dangerous gnsh. Dr. Mont. ,
Jones dreaded the cnt.
Wilsie, a flv4-yesr-old son of David ,
Nnrf, or TuBoia, Clearfield county, some t
lays ago, committed suicide. Daring the ;
absence of his parents and sister, he locked !
the doors of the home, repaired to an up-
stairs mora and shot himself In the breast. ;
The lad, who was bright for his years, fre
quently talked of dying, but it was never
suspected that he contemplated suloido. i
Tt n.,. r, ii . .v . . "ensourg wnn an tne rorce or an in
it appears from a list of the rriminal i fiiif , ,. ,t . . , , .
prosecutions for next week's court published
. . . ,. . .
a Ann,, ntih tahnil
in the Johnstown Tribune of Monday last,
that forty cases will have to pans through
the Sint mill of the Quarter Sessions. This
is quite a formidable list and is miscel
laneous in its character, but It still shows
how much deviltry can Da committed in
this county in the short Fpace or three i
months. . I
Since operations on the road hav6 i
ceased, the landowner on the line of the
South Pen n-ylvanla railroad are warning'
one another not to sign or execute deeds for
the lands until the completion of the road :
at the time specified Is assured: The artl- '
eles of agreement between the landowner i
. .t . .
utiu ire btjiii fennsyivania frovido that
the road shall be completed by January 1,
1S77.
Mr. Thomas R Faweett, of East Sit.
Louis, Illinois, has been appointed Special
Exam'ner of Pensions for the districts com
prising Blair, Cambria and Clearfield coun
ties, and Is now in Altoona giving his at-
tention to his official duties,
stand there are nine case from
that have been delayed from
and that they will now receive
tentlon.
'.Ve under
this county
some cause
prompt at
On Tnesday night about 10 o'clock a
lanre planing mill in Altoona, owned by Mr.
II. Mackey, was discovered to be on f.re
and owing to the combustible nature of the
mater'al In the buildine it was Impossible to
save it and it was burned to the ground.
It was with difficulty that several other build
ings situated near the building burned were
saved. The loss is estimated at abont $12,000,
on which there in an Insurance of ?c,,ooo.
Busim-ps all over the country is Im
proving and times are getting better.
Within the last two weeks all over the conn
try mills that have been standing idle are
starting up, and in a short time tho busi
ness of tho country will be in a prosperous
condition, which leads us to remark that.
John Owens is still selling dry goods, dress
eoods, boots and shoes, groceries and pro
visions at bottom prices.
The Freeport Journal says: One day
last week John Bole's barn, in Allegheny
township, Westmorelan-i county, not far
from Hill's mill, was burned down. Tho
particulars a related to ns are that Mr.
Bole was hauling in grain and had thrown
his vest on the barn floor. There were some
matches in the pocket. The pins got in and
commenced tearing up the vst, the matches
set fire to tho straw and the barn was
burned. He had nearly all his grain and
hay in the barn, but we did net learn
whether there was any insurance or not.
In the prize fight between John U
Julian j Sullivan, of Boston and Dominick Mc
CatTrey. of Pittsburg, that took place In
Cincinnati on Saturday last, .Sullivan failed
to knock out his antagonist in six rounds,
but the Ceht was awarded to Sullivan on ac
count of scoring more points. The referee,
William C. Tate, of Toledo, said: "The
match was a regular farce, and that as Sul
livan displayed the most science, and as
McCaffrey did nothing but dodge to escape
punishment, he based his decision on each
man's individual merits."
The great Peter Cooper is credited with
thp fol'owing: In all the towns whore nrvrs.
papers are puMVied every man should ad
vertise, even If nothing more than a card
tolling his name and the bui'mess in
which he is engaged. It not only pays tha
advertiser, but lets the people nt a distance
know that the town iu which you re.-ide has
a prosperous class of men. As the seed Is!
sown so it recompenses. Never pnll down
the sign wbiie you intend to do business:!
for it orten Indicatr-s t'nat your grip, com- j
mprcHlly, H broken. j
On fSatirrtay rtieht hftwoen nine and !
tfn o'clock the barn of William ShutuaD, ia j
Jackson township, took fire act was entirely j
destroyed, touether with a lot of hay, oats, j
fcarnoFs.wini mill and a larte lot of farming !
Implementa. Mr. Shuraan was not at home
at the time and there bad beeD nn fire near I
to communicate to tho barn. There Is ai
story soing that three men were soen near I
the premises in the evening, and It is snp- !
posed that they were the Incendiaries, but j
whether correct or not we are unable to)
learn. Mr. Sbuman's loss Is estimated at I
about ?;00, and he had no Insurance.
On last Friday about one mile west cf Al
toona, an old lady fell off fast line West
whilo passing from one car to another. No
one saw her fall, but she was missed a short
time afterwards and the conductor reported
her missini! at the next telegraph tower.
The men on a freight train going tastshortly
after were on the look-out for her aud found
ber lying close to the track with both feet
badly crushed and an uly gshon her bead.
She bad a gold watch in one band and a S3
bill in the other, nr'rtrt! v spnslhlrt nrf
r. increased, and It is expected ( moaning piteously. She was taken to Al
m the different shops v. ill ba ; toona and ma(le a3 ccmf0rtable as her con-
dition would permit, but on Monday last
death ended her sufferings. Her uama was
Elizabeth Roseeslet, ber home wag in
Schuylkill county and she was on her way
to vislt a daughter residing iu Chic ago.
"Doiens of leltera st slay pour In open
Dr. David Kennedy, of Rotidout. N. Y., from
peopie who have been benefitted by using
Kennedy's
re reaching the delicate vessels "Favorite Remedv.' And thev often iil.ia.
jri-n. Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies ! trato what this remarkable medicine accom-
pliahes In some new and hitherto nntried
field of operation. Not infrequently patients
cotno long distances to grasp the Doctor by
the hand and express thir pratuudn for de
liverance from pain." Troy (N. Y.) Daily
Times.
Hay Peter.
I havo been a great sufferer from hiy fe
ver for fifteen years. I lead of the many
wondrous cures of Ely's Cream Bairn, and
thought I would try once more. In fifteen
minutes after the first application I was
wonderiully helped. Two weeks ago I
commenced usiii it and now I feel entire
ly cured. It Is the greatest discovery eyer
known. -Duhamel Clark, Farmer, L,ee, Mass.
Price fifty cents.
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An Answer Wanted.
Can anyone bring us a case of kidney or p.
liver complaint that Eloctric Bitters will
not speedily cure? We say they cannot, as
thousands of cases already permanently
cured find who aro daily recommending
Electric Bitters will prove. Bright' dis
ease, diabetes, weak back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They purify the
10 De "Ul't In that vicinity. blood, reaul.tto the bowels ai.d act uirectiy
19 a first-clasj bridge builder, i on the diseased nai is. Everv hnttle vntrin.
a man that i teed. For a!e at 60 cents a bottle by F..
teed. For a!e
Jame.-i.
THRFJE WFF.liS l)OW ft OCT II.
At nine o'clock (Wednesday, ) we all
fonnd ourselves on deck. The morning was
surpassingly beantiful and exhilarating.
We had heen some half hour at our posts
of observation, when before us appeared a
stream apparently of equal volume with the
(Mawahn, which united with it from the
Western or left hand side. The next mo
ment Capt. Gray shouted "Ilere Is Oar
Spring. "
We seemed etonce to approach enchanted
(rrrund; or rather ench anted water. The
sky was cloudless the sun high in the
haveus, while the stream we were now en-.
fnvtnr . .1 :.w - ,,i j 1:1 I
. W1U. ...miiMinu una sneent
uii e:irav;sninT to tne senses!
None of our eeneraphies or cyclopedias,
so far as 1 know, Rivrs a description of this
sprina. Since I have seen It 1 have read a
description by a newspaper correspondent,
but it fails to convey any accurate idea of
this remarkable spring. My friend, Mr. C,
-":iii. uarncr, niteiuyieu uj picture 11 to
me; and yet I could not realiae the scene
presented; until it came under my own yl
sion. Nor do I expect now to convey any
adequate idea of what we witnessed.
We entered the spring stream some nine
miles from the fountain, were more than an
hour traveling tliak distance. Imagine a
stream with a sufficient body of water to
floit a steamboat, varying in depth from
ten to 50 or 0 f-et wWere the water afforded,
at the preatest deptb a medium of vision
of aM the contents as our own pure mountain
air. We could hardly resist tho delusicn
that we were saiiinz in the air.
TM,: , . .
V nl"B m mstnr.ee
ana
ai; lir.ur or time. It mav well he m-
agined that during this time the foliage and
flowers and every surrounding object lot
their interest, and everything waa absorbed
in the sights beneath us. We sat leaning '
on the railing, viewing through the crystal j
water f very species of the finny tribe, from 1
, nearly a y ar.1 In length to the smallest size, :
: moving to and fro, and apparently entirely j
; undisturbed by our craft. The stream j
j seemed Utterally alive with every species,
i while crabs, turtles and others of the va- !
j rious tribes of aquatic life plodded their way j
quietly along the bottom of the stream. In I
i water over 50 feet In depth I yerily believe !
a pin could have been seen at the bottom; '
which was mostly sandy and pebbly, with ,
an occasional short growth of fine moss. '
i Our boat was mofd at the head of the j
spring, whcr we all debarked; and to sat-
; isiy myself that this was in reality the
i berinning I made a recomiotsntice of the ad-
joining territory. I found it as high and
j dry all around as the streets of Ebensburg.
j Besides the station house there was a large
; store room filled with groceries, fruits and
; confectionaries, and two public houses
which were tsdry as the rest.
! The spring proper covers some half acre of
ground, nnd rises near its centre. It is here
; in places SO feet deep, but just as traospar
! ent as before.
I This seems to tw the hunter's and fisher's
' paradise. All around appeared men,
! (mostly Northerners,) In the most outre'
j garb wiih their fowling pieces aud game
I bags; while all around the huge spring wer
' anglers, busily engaged in plylug their trade.
' Their greatst delight was in feeing the
fishes approach and swallow the alluring
bait. Add to ttvs numbers of boys and girls
j of browny color selling their air piante,
I magnolias, and otner flowers and the pict
i ure of Silver Spring is completed.
! In a short time we re-embarked for our
j return trip and had the same period of
i watching the inhabitants beneath us until
our stream formed its junction with Uio
Oclawaha; when the vision vanished.
I had viewed the Falls of Niagara from
every point of observation I had explored
the Mammoth Cave but in all mv existence
I had never experienced anything that
filled me with such awe and wonder and
pleasurable excitement as did the Silver
Spring.
Traveler.
Toped r,T an Elf.hhant. On Mor.day
last John Keroherling, of Altoona, wbo was
employed by O'Brien's circus, was attacked
at Philadelphia by the performing elephant
Err pt eas and his injuries are such that it is
thought he cannot recover, Empress is the
same elephant that was here with O'Rrien's
show about two months ngo. Tb following
account is taken from the Philadelphia
Time: Kemberling had come in from the
cooking tent late at night for the purpose of
sleeping. The elephant was chained to a
stake in th centre of the lent. When the
young cook crawled under the canvass the
Mg brute was lying down, apparently asleep.
i Near her was a pile of hay. Kemberling
j fctole quietly up to the hay, gathered up an
I armlui, and made a bed for himself under
j the lion's cace. His movements had evid
I ently been watched by the elephant, which
I lay quiet, however, until the young mau
I had fallen into a sound sleep.
! The Empress then quietly rose to her feet,
j measured the length of her chain, and, find
I Ids that It would not permit her to reach
j the young man, she deliberately pulled the ,
stake to which the chain was attached out
! of the ground. She then walked to where
the purloiner of her provender was lying
! and, wrapping her trunk around the mid- j
die of his body, burled blm across the tent, j
' He was thrown violently against a heavy ;
tent pole, and, as be fell to the ground, be j
! screamed Instily for Mr. Col ley, the ele- I
; phant's keeper. When the big brute heard
; bis name she stopped short, and, with a
i look of fear, gathered up her hay and beat j
a hasty retreat to the spot where she had
! been tfthered. Kemberling is seriously in-
jured, and it is thought he will die. '
I
Attention, Kallrnad Men
"I sufferd for more than a year with Indi
gestion. I was very bilious, occasionally
having a dumb chill followed by fevers
which probtrated me. I took Simmons Liv-,
er Ketjaiatwr, and am thoroughly sa tisfied
that it Is all that it is recommended for indi
eestlon and bilious complaints, for mine
was certainly a stubborn case. Many of
my friends speak of it and they all asree j
that It possesses all tbe virtues you claim for i
it. ,
A. II. IIIGIITOWER. Cond'r C. R. R., Ga. j
Itcale Township Items.
Rev. T. Van Bcoyoc has returned from
Cape May much improved.
No 2 coal bank, known as "Bell's" is
only working half time. The other two are
doing nothine.
On Wednesday thsy began hauling logs
at the Reynolds mill. The have erected a
new mill in place of the one burned and
wi'.i start to saw this week.
Money is quite plenty at Fallen Timber
since the C reason and Coalport road paid
off. X begins to look as if the cars would
be running soon. Quite extensive Improve
ments are going up at Flynn's dam below
Fallen Timber.
Robert Jackson, the man who bad his arm
cut off ct Xewburz and who is a son-in-law
of T. M. Apphi, is doing as well as could be
expected, the joints having nearly all healed
We had two frosts aDd ice last week, but
nothing hurt.
Some people think that so much rain will
caue tho potatoes to rot.
There is the largest crop of apples in this
neitfhloihood that there has been for years.
Several friends of T. M. Apple, from Phil
ndelphla, are spending the summer with
him.
J. G. Hollen bad the largest crop of wheat
!n this vicinity.
HTMESEAL.
GILES GRIFFITH. Man ied, on Tues
day, September 1st, 1885, by , Mr.
William Giles, of Barr township to Miss
Griffith, of Tine township, Indiana
couDty.
AKERS McDERMOTT. Married, at
SI. John's church in Johnstown, on Tues
day, September 1st, 1885, Mr. George J.
Akers to Miss Mary McDermott, both of
Johnstown.
The groom is the city editor of the
Johnstown 7i6un, and the brirte is one of
Johra'own's most accomplished young ladies,
-shft ta wpll.Vrtfitrn h pro nnrl mhn finttr ro
ltllrrjed home from a visit to this
place on
hhe day of her wedding. We confess that
we did not know just what brought our
friend Akers to our town on bis two last
visits, but when W6 heard of their wedding
it kind of suddenly struck us at once. We
congratulate the happy pair and hope their
matrimonial life may be passed pleasantly
and thatin the evening of their life.countless
Akert will be numbered among their pos
sessions. OBITIARY.
S nAFFER. Died, at the residence of his
father, Mr. Jacob Shaffer, in Allegheny
township, on Friday, August 28, 1885, Mr.
James Shaffer, aged about 40 years.
McGOUGn. Hied, at her home near
Wiluiore, on Thursday, August 27, 1885,
Mrs, D-V'rah MGouqh. aged about GO
years.
KENLY. Died, i:i Johnstown, on Sun
day mor:dng, August 30, 1?85, Miss Sue,
t - " ' - '
, daughter of Mrs. Ac2a and the lat Samuel
fvfn'y, aired about .I0t years.
i IlUC;ilES.-Died, st (hf rehKnee of her
ison, Mr. Wiliiani B. Ilosjbes. in Carroll
township, on Tuesday, September 2od,18S.a,
-Mrs. Hughes, aged about SO years.
j G WINNER Died, at the residence of
hrr son-in law. Mr. John Sechler, in Croyle
township, on Sm, day, August .30th, 1885,
Mrs. Theresa Gwiciier, aged 81 years,
j NOEL. Died, at his residence in Minis
ter township, tin Saturday, Aug-.ist 29, 1883
Mr, John Noel, aged oO year.
The deceased was born In Germany and
came to this country with his parents when
he was about six years of age. His parents
settled on a farm in Monster township,
where thay continued to reside until they
departed this life, and the deeeared resided
on the same pii.ee to the time of his death.
About thirty years aao he married ar.d ten
children, six boys and four girls were born
unto him, al! of whom were present during
his last illness and at the time of his death.
: He was a strictly honest man, and It may
be said of hini that his word was as od as
j his bond. In all his life he was never either
I plaintiff or defendant in any law suit, but
j always had the good will, respect and e.iteem
' of all who kiiL'w him, .1-iing his duty in all
' things and living an industrious and useful
life. He was a member of the Catholic
' church and his death was fortified by all the
! consolations of his religion. His remains
, wer inteirrd on Monday last at St. Mary's
Cemt t-ry, Lorrtto. Peace to his a-hes.
N
TOTICE OF I.ETTIXfi!
Prop s -,is will he receive.! by tha Council of tho
Borouifii of Eticnsl'iir unlil 7 o'clock. Y. M.,
THl'KIiy. .se;.f. lu. Hh.!, lur the construction
ol a ihiui lor uc ol Korougti Water Works on
Ian ! r.l Mrs. .!'ine.l.isc. according ti plans and
siecifi":i ti'.tis i n tmisc Jsion ot ( 'oiincii. nm! to be
seen at st..re ol .loh n t iwrns in Eoenslmrg, the
.;ouncil rcs..ry:tm 'he nuht tn r.-j.-.-t ;,,,v .md all
bids, rhe s jfi-essliil liid.lcr wilt be rin:irei! to i
Hive b.md
li'li
tl,C
i-'Ciiin ; v .
I vi lll.il
to lie ; lit)
ed hv
i '..-li :l. i ! . !ui"
conrr c t.
A '1 pr- i 'S
pe. firm nice
ot tbe
' be r.-ale! ;.nd hindwit to the
1 on or buJ-jro the noovn .'are.
F. H. IHUKFll.
Burtit-fS.
a, l'n. Sept. 1. lsia.
uiidorsin
RAY IIEIFFKR. (
m.j t.l t!;t-
r-"!d i.ee .( i,e s'll -cr
atio'it the 1st of
J uly 1 : i s T Vj ii
color a rid ti -t -i k
sfl-rs. Th-i
.:!; is u il irk r.-d in
r-ulro-4l. 'i he f-thor
I :e. on t h
is a roan . o.i'h ,-.ir
t i ll .no! k hole In
tbc rlt'ht Kin., mi I s'iil n.'n.ii
yiar.cvl. 1 lie i, her is ; ..q'lcst
prove i-r-'l-i-y. p-iy c: JiTur- J ;i
othor'v.-L-mi - v;i! l-c CiJ;i''
law. .ii
Vi!m re, s. , t. 4th 'efj.-.tr.
"viifi the umler-
i to coin'! lorwar l,
1 t:ik her W:iy,
1 oi ac -or Ifnxr to
ii.N Si'IlliDiil,
JXIXUTOU'S. NOTICE!
Kt i ! e ol .In!-. ti Dougherty, ile -ei -e.l.
r.f'ttrs i-.-t.i!iicr.t:irv on the c-tatn i f .lolin
D uiif liei :y. itc. ..(:. , lute i Kdenslinri; iicnviiuh,
h.iviuic l-Ki-ii urar.ic I to the tindersiuna.l. notice
is neri-iiy s:""n to those imlilite.1 to
that p. tiiMM iiiust i. ; m.l without
:ild estusa, I
del. iv, una
ui.iy" '.u-vi'.T.- or -in ;iiiiit ':.? pime, mnst pr.
n.t ii, ?n, pc -.ti 1 1 . - 1 1 in-n'tiM -r- for ro-uiemeut.
FT 1ZA .TANK an'I.'FIiY.
Kxccorrlx.
sept. 4:h, ls-5 - -it.
N
otici::
Notice ia l-e'ehy xiyn t'tat the fr.l'owiriir nc
ct.unt Iu' i-e.-.t niai n il.i- Con-t f Common
Picas, ot Ciiin'ir i . onnry. Pi.. will l nt-
lerej Ir orinuliou t. s ud court uu .domlay
Sept. 7. WV '
I lit) Urit a roi fi.i 1 1 ncc-n nt of Ado.m Seh.ettlj
itf n.v-f Andrew K.-lu- n li; and Wiiliam'o'
chrt!j.tra.:j:ia r K-kee,.,,; -,.( rt..-))rtt,
H. A. Mim .M IKKK.
P.otl,:
notary.
t-.ln r, sli'.ra, .lelv -o, '.SSi
A KM FOlt SALK!
The snhenrer t.flers at j rirnt
in Cuin'itin ;iiiiliii;. t:nTii.ria
twnmil.'s t: ir;ti,, i;(ie'i-:;ir.',
hundred a u-1 r.-vpntj one -ii-re-.'a
h ! i f . rm
v . sit ua te
;n-rn (no
frfi ;irrt of
' t: !I i ' I VI-
'vy friam
i orrhiiM
hi:- PH.nit
wnu'fi n ro .! r "it mm i ; a k
ti'.n. h.ivirii; t!i!-i-n:i er. , . t ,i 3
house :in.l :l ii w Irjldi) liiirr,. .1
of S-Wvel trui: Trees ip (,r
the vl-ole t trm is r-lt ivu'. --.!,
en I t.!i the f-if'.-'T.lc-r ii'i '
rea 'oriahio. ,MM;
Camljria twi--., A nir. 1 1; n, n j.
i rrid
i a k r.
1M
'An" Efficient Remedy1 ;
Ta all ease of Bronchial nnd Pnlmoi:
nary AfTbctlons is Aim's Chkrht '
Fkctoral. As fuch It Is reooirnlzed and !
prescribed by the medical profession, ami
la many thousands of families, for th
part forty years, it has been regarded as art
Invaluable household remedy. It Is a
preparation that only require to be taken
In Tery small quantities, and a'few doses
of It administered In tht early stapes of &
old orcongh will effect a upeedy cure.
and may, very possibly, eav life. Theta
ta no doubt whatever thai 1
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Has preserved the lires of great numbers
of persons, by arresting the development ot
Laryngitis, Itronehltisi, Pneumonia,
and Pulmonsry Consumption, and by
tbe cure of thoso dangerous maladies. 1
should be kept readv for use In every
family where there are children, as It (s at
medicine far superior fo all others In thQ
treatment of Croup, the alleviation of
Whooping Cough, and iheciireof Coldfi
and Intluenza, ailments peruliarly Inci
dental to childhood and youth. Prompti
tude In dealing with all diseases of this
class is of the utmost tniiwrtanoe. The
loss of a f fnirle day may, In many ensesy
entail fatal consequences. Do not wasns
precious time In experimenting with
medicines of doubtful efficacy, whilo tha
malady Is constantly paining a deeper
bold, but take at once the speediest aodk
most certain to cure,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARRD BT
T9. J. C. Ayer & Co, Ixwell, Masat'
Sold by all Drttfrglsts. .
NOT DEAD YET
VALUE LUTTRJNCER,
KAltrFACTrRua o
! TIN, COPPER AM) SHEET-IRON WARE
A SI) TIX IIOOFIXG,
Ifefpeettiillr invites the attentfnn ot his friends
ard the pub'ie in venemi to the fnol that he is still
j carrsinif on laineis at tlie old stand opposite the
Mountain Mnine. Khenstiurir. and 1 trer.red to
J supply froii a lire sroek. or innniifac'iirinif to or
der, any srtiele in his line, fri.ru the nn!test to
', the larifest. In the ht?l manner and at the lowest
j livinsr prices.
j t f No rten'trnt'Tj work either msde or sold
I nt tills est il.lUhuieat.
! TIN llDOl'INO !x SI'KC IAI.TY.
Oive rr. a c
work a ml prie-a,
Khen.-OTiurK. Aj.
and Fatisfv t"nrlr o my
V.'U'TTKISUKK.
il 13. 1SS3-U.
EBSSasiiriiikfsia
VVc Wi.i :fiy K' litf r-aia; y i r inma
and fxpfnv-, -r . :w cnmn.iaif-n , a ?.j i,i;r
PMaj-st fi c. :i -sa Kr a Ho., t i.ti ..1. .i. a.
Happy Children.
now to Make Tliom So Keep Til em
In II Call It and Tbey -Hill Take
fare of the Rest.
The joy r.f every we!l-rarulated hemehoM
pfme chiefly from the children. Thooxunda of
afp-tionat rrem do not take care of their
chiMren. Through Ignorance more than enlpahle
neglect ther under 'hem to fall elclc ni die.
whfn knowledge mlirht have naved them to love
and home. Ir. Ivid Kennedy r.fTerg hte "Fav
orite Kpmerl?" emphatically a medicine lor
his children nle In ! action, containing
hrtnmfttl infrrflittnta whatever, eomir Mraiitht
to the Blooi't. which, when Import, ta tte eat
and eoorre ot disease. "Fflorie Kemcrfy" M the
f-ICTid ot chlTithon1 and should he fonnd in every
nursery In the land. Keep it in your house for
your children's satee. as well as fi.r your own.
Try It and yon will he irlad yon w this article.
Make no mistakes. The medicine l "Favrife
Remedy" and the proprietor's name and address:
Dr. Ivid Kennedy, Kondout, N T. One dollar
a bottle.
linnii Werdi ftra Jool Thlnr.-IT.
Havld Kennodvs '-Kavortte Kemedy" ts exactly
what It claims" to he. and deserves the praisss
that are showered upon it by al who have used
It. Mr. Irael H. Snyder, of Saueerties, N. Y.,
savs: "Mv lit'le daughter was covered with Salt
Khenm from head n foot; Tr. Kennedy's 'Fav
orlte KemedV cured her. This was two years
We are not lis the) lTablt of Pmfflnc
in, sort nt t,m tent medicines in our columns. tnt
we happen to know Pr. Tavid Kennedy, of Ron- i
dont, N. Y.. and can personally teststy to the ex- I
eellence of the medicine whith the Ivctor calls
"Favorite Remedy." And if a word of oors will
nnrsnails anvbodv'to use It and thns find relief 1
from sufterlnir n0 professional etiquette shall hln
der U8 trom ravlnic that word. For diseases or
the hi nod kidhevs and bowels It has no eqnal.
We wonld not be without it for Ave times the dol
lar that It costs. Daily Time. Trpy, A". Y.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOTl SHERIFF. I hereby announce
myself as a raml'data fur the Democratic nomina
tion of Sheriff suhiect to tho decision ot the Dem
ocratic rirtmnrT elections.
j5t;ph a, OKAY.
Carrolltown. May 8, ls5
EOF STTFIUFF. -I hereby announce
nivsrlfas a caniliilate for FherifT pnhirct to the
dei.-ilon of the lH"mocrti primary election.
JOHN W. WONDERS.
FOR i'OOR DIRECTOR. I here-
tiT announce mvsclf as ft ennuiilate for the nomi
nation of Poor Director sutiject to the decision of
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FEROUSON,
Blackllch Twp., Jane 11. 1S85.
FOTl rOOR DIRECTOR.. I hereby
annonnce myself aa a candidate for poor Director
subject to the decision Of the Democratic primary
election. JOHN IdTZINEK.
ClearBela township, July 24, 'hi.
FOR TOOTl DIRECTOR. 1 hereby
announce myself as a candidate for Poor Honse
Director subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic primary election. JOSEPH CK1STE.
Washington twp., Aug;. 7th, 'ii.
TOR FOOR DIRECTOR. T here-
by announce myself as a candidate for Poor Di
rector siil'ect to the decision or the Democratic
primary election. JOHN RORABAUtlH.
Croyle township, Aug. 14, '85.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER. I
hereby annonnce myself as a candidate for the
nomination of Jury Commissioner subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary election.
. E J. BI.OUUH,
Scalp Leyel, Pa.
Sheriffs Sales.
n
y Tirtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias Allns
1sned out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, and to me directed, the lollow
ing described real estate will be exposed to pnhllc
sale at the Mansion House. Johnstown. Pa., on
Salnnlay, Nept. 5tti
at 1 o'clock P. M.. to wit.:
All the title and Interest of William H. Mnr
!ffn and Martha A. Morgan, of In and to all
that certain lot ot ground stfnate in the berongh
of Cooerrngh. Cambria county. Pa., fronting; on
the Franktown road and running bck to an
alley, having- the property of Iirrie Thomas on
the esst and property of Cambria Iron Co.. on the
west, having thereon erected a two story plank
house nnd ntbni1d"rys. now in the occupancy of
Kphraim Wills. Taken In eyeeutlon and to be
uld at the suit of Divid Teeter.
Also. All the right title and Interest of .Tere-
mlah Oaks, of In
inrl to all that certain lot of
yronnd slf-inte In Stonvcreek township, c.tmhria
f'o.. Fa . bounded and described as follows, to
. wit : Beginning at a corner of lot No 9. thenco
; slnnp the west aide of feet -uth. sty and one
: fonrth deirrees west, one hnmlred and five feet to
1 a post, thence south sixty seven and one hell de-
grees. west, fifty one feet to a post, thence bra
division One through the orVinal lot north six
thenone fonrlh degrees east, one hundred and
thirty two and ft half feet to line of lot No. P.
n. of tot Ttfo o
thenee alonr si'd lot No. 9. south eiehty-three I
and three-fourth leifee eist, forty-four feet to I
the place of he..inn'nir. Taken "n erecnMon and
to be sold at tbe snlt of F.id rnim P. Hayes. j
Also. All the rltrht title and interest of Fli7a 1
Deekworth. of In nnd to all that certain lot of I
trronnd situate In the township of Stonvereek.
t'nmoria fo., froitfnir on the Hedford Pike e.t
feet nnd rnnlnc bnek to an alley tTfl eet, havfnir
an itlley nn the northwest and l"t of Cleorse Flch
enselor on tbe ea-t. hTvfnr thereon erected a two-5f.-.ry
frame house and frame stable, now In the
occupancy f Flfra Pli-kworth and Vrs. Mt-
ban. Tas.cn In execnt'on and to be sold at the
suit of the .lobnsrown Real Co.
Also. All the rieht title and Interest of Hnsrh
'tiiiiaeber, of in and to all that certain lot of
ground situate f n the horonxh of Prospect. Cam-
Wi On., p
bylnndsofj'
frontiner on street and bonnded
TV Fills on the east, on the north by
ambrta Iron Co.. and nn the west by Anthony
Hodirerq. harlntr thereon erected a two-story plank
honae and onthwldinirs. now in the occupancy of
A ndrew Firear. Tiken In nxecnMnn and to be sold
at tb snitefnse Wood Morrel! fk Co.. Limited.
Terms of Sale One-third of the purchase money
to be paid when the property is knocked down and
the remaining two thirds on the confirmation of
the deed. D. A. LUTHER.
St Sheriff.
Ebensburir, Aug:. 12, 1SS5. .-
TRIAL LIST. Cacps set down for
trlnl nn the first week of September Term,
beirlnninn on Mondnr, September 7th, 18S1;:
1RRT TEK.
Wilier vs. Kenne-!v et al.
Kosenteet v. 'reswe!l.
BEOOSin WEEK J
Shaffer vs. Plekwnrth.
'"nrtilron vs. Wharton.
Wentroth vs. Home fc Co. et al.
Brseken vs. Ttevlin.
Fnrtler vs. Miller.
Myers vs. Wilkinson.
MnlHifun vs. Iltimifer.
Moore vs. Bender.
t oopersilale Born. vs. rwer Yeder tp.
Krsntz vs. Vockanrode.
Mvers Kx'rs vs. Martin.
Mnrphy vs. Fve.
Flske vs. Towel!.
fnnninifham et al vs. Weakland el al.
Anrlersorf vs. fiwen.
Tonkin vs. Frsnelsens tt. Woods.
Ml'l'irnn vs. Fi'heretal.
IMeMillen V Waters vs. Brendllnifer.
Hairer vs. fJrlftlth et al.
Helsel's Fi'rs vs. Storm.
:hilds vs. ri ff ft Jo.
Anderson vs. Notley.
IMef'aitJe's Adras vs.Hawksworth.
'user vs. f 'lister.
McOoy vs. Watt.
Frothonotary 's Offlee) i h. .
Eh'n Auir. 10, lS.V
SHOEMAKFK.
Prothonotary.
J"OTICE!
Notlee Is hereby piven that the following ae
enunt has been filed in the Court or t 'etnmon
Pleas, of Cambria eonntv. I'a.. and will be offered
for confirmation by said Conrt on the Brst Mon
day of September next The first and partial ae
eonntof Thomas I. I'owers Assisrnee of Mrs
Kose Mcdough. H. A. SHOF.MAKEK.
31 Frothonotary.
Ebensburs;, AniruM S, 18S5.
REMOVAL!
I -)o(-
! Alfred E. Goetz,
! -)(-
! Altoon's Leading Merchant Tail
j or, Has Removed to Much
j Larger and More Commo
dious Quarters.
! -)o(-
TWO SQUARES ABOVE IIIS
1
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,
-W-
11th Avenue TTook 1tK cj
j luni ut..
ALTOONA, P'
SELWYH HALL -
theroneh prenarnterv Schol forere aU iny
L. C. BISHOP, Head Masi'stto.
Sheriffs Sales.
BY vfrtne of SanoVry writs or Fieri Fca, tllu
Fieri FftcUs Plarles Fieri FftcUs and Vend
Expon I-evarl Ttznr and Ten Vend Fxpon. Isiued
out of the Court ot Common Fleas of Cambria
county, and t me directed, there will t ei
Psel to public rale, at the Court House, in
Ebensbur. on
Mondny. iept. 7th. 15.
t 1 n'flk, P. St., the following real estate
to wit :
All the riirtit title and Interest of Elizabeth C
HraiW and Ellen Parrish. ol in and to all that cer
tain lot of irmund situate In the bnronrh ot ral-
nizin. a-n una toumy, i-a.. imntlna: an Main St
on tt.e east and running back to land or I. Watta
on the west. Hiliotntnar lot of Dr. teo. W. Miller
on the north. Mrs. Mary C Kaylor on the south,
having thereon erected a two-story plank house
and outbuildlnrs.now in the occupancy of Thomas
Burkej and tleo. Yeekly, Jr. Taken In execution
an.1 to be f!1 at the suit ol Michael Bracken.
Also. All the riii ht title and interest of Mich'l
Hrti-kner.of In anil ail thit certain lot of around
mtuate In the boromrh of la llitiin. "atnhria Co..
!'.. fronting on Main street on the west and
runninn hack to !1ct on the eat, ndjolnir.a;
jirotwrty ct Albert Bender, dee'd on the north
and Forest street on the south, having thereon
erected a two story frame house and outholhl
enars, now in the occupancy of Michael Brlck
ner. Taken In execution and to be sold at the
suit of Equitable Iin and Bnihline association
Also. All the rtuht title and interest ef Francis
Burk. of In anil to all that certain lot of gjronmi
situate In the boron xh of lailitzin. Cambria t o..
Pa., fronting on Main St.. and running; hack
alonit Forest St.. 1T0 feet to an al'Oj and adjoin
ing; the land ol Jtcob Foirle or. the suth. havlna;
thereon erected a two-glory prank house one
story plauk store honse an I flunk stable, now
In the ocennancy ot F. N. tou'k.
Also. All the rlirht title and Interest of Francis
N. Hurk. of In and to all that certain piece of
land situate In the b.rouirh ol tlallitiin. Cam
bria V., Pa., fronting- on Main St.. &0 feet and
running: hack alon Forest St.. 170 feet to an
alley, aitiolninv the land of Joseeh Durbln.
i lng; thereon erected a two-story plank housa hnd
J on tbnil jlr.ns. now In the occupancy of Caiip
I bai'gnd Mrs. Jennie Cooper. Taken In execu
I tlon and to be soli! at the sujt of the feim t?uil(
I Intcsnd Ian asiociation.
ai.A i II ,K..utit ml.
tlauinee r . -o and Interest of Charles I
i '.a and to al that certain piece or I
, parcel of land fitnate in White township Cam- i
bria county. Pa., ailioining; lamia of . A '
. Hvnnonthe north, heirs of Tsac elates on the i
east. Luther and B vers on the south and John
, Ionif on the west. conT.irT.ing; about "1 acres '
j ahout S3 acr?s of which are cleari and having; !
therein erected a 1 ' i try log; hone and frame
kitchen, now in the occupancy of John Ixing- a
I small one story plar.k house and log- stable, now !
j in the occupancy ni Wm. Connelly. Taken In ex-
I ecutiunandto be sold at the suit of A. V Bar- I
! ker. I
Also. All the ri(ht title an.I Interest of Mat- '
thiae Kt ssler. of in and to a piece or r.Hrecl of !
land sit .-ate partly In licale ti wnshlp and part
ly in White township. Cambria county. Ia.. ad
juinlng l.inds of Hon. John Dean. Martin Tlihe
I and others, containing one hundred anil seventy
aeres more or less, ahont thirty acres cleared
having thereon erected a two-story frame hone.
now in the Ccnpancy of . Taken in execu
tion and to he ol. 1 at the suit of A. H. Fike 4.
Co.. now tor the use of the 1'nited States.
Also. All the right tlMe nd inte-est of John
j Swires, of in and to all that certain tra.t of land
j annate in I'ean township, t atr.hria t o. Pa., ad
i jolnlnar lands of Catnbrl: Iron Co.. on the west,
John Dean on the south and others, containing;
100 acres, more or le. about 40 acres ol which
! are cleared, hnvinjr thereon erected a two story
i plank htu?e, ft two-story frame honse, frame
j stable, stettn jaw mill and other outhnlldlnits.
' now In the occupancy of John Swires and
.lamer Swires. Taken in execution and to be
a id at the 9U't 01 Ehsha Ellio't.
Also. Ail tt.e rlit'it tide aud interest ot Al
j exaoder Troxell.of In and to a piece 0r parcel
ot utua s uuaie in rasinnm. atnhria C.o.,
Pa., adioining lands ol C C Malholen. Wm.
Smith, i Jevrre Kuhn anj iiher, cyntalning; 100
acres, more or less, nlv-tit To are 6f wMch are
cleared, havlnj thereon erected a two story plank
house weather boarded and loir barn, now in
tbe occupancy o' A. Troxel!. T iken In execution
and to be sold at tne suit of Joseph Hardiue
tor use of Samuel Matt hews. '
Also. All the riifht litis an.I Interest of Wil
liam H lluraoon. oi in and tn all the following
deecribed biiiblinur nnd lot of itround. yit..- A
two story Irame house or buildine: sltnate in
White township. Cambria Co.. l'a., on a piece or
parcel of land containing; about twenty acres,
more or less, bounded on the east by Charles
Karstead. on the ea-t nv Dihart and Toother,
south by Larry Hurtr on and north hy land of
j .lames Pnnknt and Charl.- W-mstaad, the house
heinn twenty six le-t wide hy thirtv-fonr feet
I lonn and eighteen 'oet Mah. Taken In eyecu-
tion ;nd to bo sold nt the snlt of I at c. Monro,
j Also. All the riitt t title and tntorest of Wll
i Ham L. ShnneieU. ot In and to all that certain
i lot of uround sii'ia'o in the Kast Ward ot tt
j enst'iirv Borontrh, t'ambrla Co . Pa., frontlntf on
Craw lord St.. on the south and runnlnt; haek to
I property of J'hn Caiiii. cn the north, having
' lot of John (hrmin on tliee,t nd lot of Mrs.
I Ann I'atte-Sin n the wet. ccnt-ilnlm ot nn
acre, having thereon erected a ono and half
i story frame hon and outhuil iinxs, now in the
; occupancy of John Folsoo. TnWen In exeention
j and to be sold at the suit of David M. London.
I Also. A II the rin tit title, an I interest of fleo
j F. Miller, ot in and to nil the folljwinn rtescrihed
j building and lot ol ground situate upon a certain
; piece of land within the township of Keade, In
I the connty of Cambria. I'a., and known as the
Mi!lr farm, adiolninn lands of John dwtnn, tl.
W. Oree and others, naid bulldimt is a dweillna-
honse of two stories, sjZe twenty leet bv twentv-
i oli,,' .,., ,'!, r, ' '. ...,. .
. ' ;: .
hlish
fcc., now In the oc-upaney of leo. F. Miller.
Taken In execution and to be sold at tbe euit of
K. F. Spencer.
T erms i f ii i ie f no-thiri! of the purchase money
to be paid l n the property is knock down and
the remaining two-t!iirds at tne conhrrnatlon of
the deed. D, A. LL'THKK.
Sheriff.
Eb"nfbur, Aug. li, '65. St
S. W. Corner I" run ATe. anilMithSt ,
PITTSBURC. PA.
Hon. Wn. A. Hbiikon, J. P. Andrews,
f'res. ol Hard oi Trustees. reoi" ol Hoard.
The Laritest, Mt Thorough, IrettCHl aw. I Soe
cessful t NiinmerelH 1 '.! Ii-e ftt Knicli!li 'rralninic
School In I'enr.sj-lvnnla. ii:i Students lst year.
Kleicnt Kuitdiuu. t-Irst-eini Kqulj-ments.
Instructors. 15 l.r.rne Il-ills and Keeitation
Rooms, oecap Inie an , ten cii over IO,(MK Sij Ft.
Copies ol the fli.e.t piece or I'encuanshfp In the
State mailed free Willi llHUillnn k ol JS' liool upoc
applfeation to
HJ
armos V. Williams,
Business ManaKsr.
Jas. t: la iik Williams,
A. M.
Principal.
Important to Canvasser's .
WAXTFD- l.ivo O
invns-er. tn everv eonntt
In the 1 nlt-d S';-.te i.
'II 1 (l WIMT t.-X'-r t-
yEKSiiti.K SA1 IKi.N. wh en cmMnes two
Sad Irons, Pohsiier. Hut. r. li one tr..n doinir
the work vl an entiTa set .if i.nlinnrt iron" l
seif-hestir.it I v irs vr ei i-ol inin llliru
AWAV hlTH tIT lilKUFNS. I'rice
moderate. A ii'eju! Ns'.mjr inenme Insured
hi WHiriiniiiF''i.. A lore's, tor elreiiia
Fl)X SAI 1KH.N "(.. i-f. I.'eade St .. N.
Encines, v.f3IT rorrs,
THRESHING MACHIEES,
CRAIN DRIL! S, cider mills
tVarrantel the st flri-ln r lis: tho eele.
hrsted I"ennsvl a '.Is. trie only per feet feree feed
phosphate attaeh mon: in me. t'lder Mills: the
celebrated Ameriin nnd vounir Amerien.
l OHMtlll i.i.n: II V lltr.ss. and
STAMKI I'll-l.tHIMH irenerst'T.
Send for ainins. A. I'. ltt I II A R,
PennsTlvanis Aar.CMltunl W oriis. Yorn I'a
State iriaal School,
INDIANA PA.,
Will ojk ti for ' h n-w yp;tr,
Monday, September 7, (885.
Tnis is I lior-'tii: i: s-i-tnal School
for tearfiprr. j-r ? i.t v. a. N:
CoIlx Freparslorr nepnrlinent.
Mnslral le r neat,
Commtrrliil (Irpiirlm nt.
To be sure i-f a room it s!inn't lo or
dered farH.
For Miti:'i.J-ir- r r i':'!-.-n, m.
dress, 4t
L. W. DDP.U'riO, A. TT., Prin.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY
Canonsltnrr, Ir., 30 miles fr-m I"lt!shurr.
For hot h sexs l- teneh -rs. T'loron! instroe-
rooR, AXD '-5i,L., 'om !:: l. SciK.vTirto,
Of dream! Mii.tr!"- I': fi t. ..'. n. French,
the blb Sophoinii-e veir in soy eoileue.
why ho10 N "xt ,c"n s'l'-
i 'losne : ii M:ri.i lion, a !.!-e ss Kbv.
thath. rvf ! ,.:-,.,, AL.
It was 14
PLUG rOBACCOk.
"Wholesale
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS,
CARPETS AMD Oil- CLOTH,
723 and 725 Liberty Street,
(HEAD OF WOOD.)
PITTSBURG-H, PV.
KKOIT.AK AUCTION SAI.KS.
T.vtry KF.DM.KDtT at II A. M.
t Mail Orders receive
I sell poods 20 to 2, rwr cent, lower th:i tle Jobbii g Tral. -either
direct from the Factory, or from my Waiehome in IV . -' re
assure Merchants handling goo Is in my line, '.hut it will iv tL. rn
me lfQie mating their purcbises.
AS my suck 13
T3TD A
ffB iH.
nnd yon hava larger Jiv to s-.
' sample. Mr Jt,L .STI'LKS
fsnnjcn tif any iiffi'er jn. th I
"liiiv u.iiy jiui i jii'i J',ili,i.l It
I am the
Only Rubber Agency in Pittsburg, I
and offer this fall LYCOMING. MKYER, AMLKICAX ,t NATIONAL1
KURUEU COMPANY'S GOODS, at prices that cannot be met hv Johtrfj; ;
lesides, always have a f nil line of Seconds, as well as Job Lots of Rubbers, '
at 10 to 20 per cent, below the market, on s'andard. first quality Roods. 1 sell
the best f,iAK) Shoe in Men's C.tlf Dutton Bils and Congress in" the U. S. I
sell a Men"s Veil Calf Cp Toe Hook Dal I Double Sole, SOLID LEATHER,
that you can Retail at ?1.2". Send for samp'.ts of Loth of above. J
Sole Agent for '
John Mundell & Co.'s Celebrated Solar Tipoes. !
Hardware!
IITC) I W A T TO CITIZENS OP EB
KjSTSBXJRG and vicinity.
E TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF Itf-
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that we hare
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
xarMEcn.i.Yics' tools. nriLDF.ns' ii.innw.iRF
tSTF.iRMl.V I'LEM H.TS.FtKK. S'.IDFS. HT iHK
lr,UJTJI TOOLS, HORSE KHOKS, ILlRROK ELYS
Zr.Y.4ILS OF .ILL A'EYDS, B.1R JR Y and STEEL,
I10US E FURNISH LYG GOons, ?;.
VZ-VOLVERS. CUT ;.'.' 5. OlYS. SHELL
t-irCARTJi l DOES, Til 'LYES. CORDAGE, ETC.
Referring to the above, we re:.t dfully ask the citizens of Ebens
burg and surrounding country for a -Vrc . f their patronage. We
have been regularly trained in tl kndw: re business, have bought
our goods for ca-sh, and believe we
those who desire to purchase.
E. DUFTON & SON.
EnEXfncRO, April 3, 1S35.
BOTTOM IS REACHED AT LAST
:o :
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 Goods. 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 Shall Con
tinue to Sell at Bottom Prices, until I am Compelled to Re-stock
up. When You Want a Cooking or a Heating Stove, Tin Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Trunks and Farming hments, Call
and See My Prices, I am Not Uundersold.
Ebensburg, Angust 14, 18 So.
UN1TEP STATES SALE I IF LAM IN CAM
BRIA t'OUSTT, riSSTLTSU.
Pursuant to Section S79. Revised Statutes, the
tjnrferslirned will offer t public auction, on Sat
urday, September 11. 18". at 2 o'rlnc-k. p. in., on
the premises, all the riitht, title and Interest of
theT'nlted States In and to the fdlowina de
scribed tract or parcel of land fn "nuihri cuinty,
I'ennsylranfa : Beelnnlne at a stiirr tree marked
for a corner, thence by land now ot Joseph Van
Ormer east 8 degrees south 27 perchs to a post.
thei.ee bv same south 7 dirrees east 24 perches to
a post ori line ot land of Thomas I'owells' estate,
thence bv land of said Thomas Powells' estate,
west 2 (teirrees south 4' perches to a i.ost. thence
ti( rth 23 degrees east i2 perches to a poyt. thence
north 11 decrees east e1 perches to a snirar tree,
the place of beirlnnfne, contalnina 6 acres more or
less, beinn the same premises conveyed to the
l otted States bv w imam w. imnier. irusn-e.
by deed datd .inly H. 1SI, recorded lu said j
eonntv In I.toer 61 folio 7S1 et fq.
TERMS OF SALE : One third cah and bal
ance tn 6 and 12 months, with interest; or all
cash at option of pnrchaser. Inferred payments
to b secured by notes and mortifase on the pro- j
pertT. A. Mit'l'E.
Solicitor of the Treasury.
June 12, l5.-8t. I
-JOR SALE1
Will be sold at private sale. i
That popular and pleasantly located Summer ,.
Hotel known as "BflBieat" at Kensb-sr. j
The house Is thorouehly furnished and Is pro- j
vided with all the necessary outbuildiniri, and ,
flftv-three acres of Improved land adjolntne the!
borouirh ol Kbensbunr. Alao one two horse ear. j
rfaire and one road waa-on, all ot which will be ;
sold cheap. For particulars call on or adfl res
OEO. A. KINKEA1).
4 Ebensburs:.
Cambria County. Pennsylvania.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John T. Caoney. deceased.
Letters ef Administration on the estate of John
T. Cooney. deceased, late of Washington town
ship, havina been srranted to the undersl.rncd.no-ti-e
Is hereby riven to those Indebted to said
estate, that pevment must be pld without delay,
and those navina: claims arainst the same, roust
present them proper'v authenticated for settle
ment. MICHAEL KKACtEN.
July 17, '85, -it. Administrator.
F
ARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale, tils fa-ni in
Cambria township, one and one-half miies trorn
Ehebsbnnr. containing; 94A Arew, in a
state of enltlvation. with srood frame hoot and
frame barn, an evcellet t orchard, plenty of a'r
ana about one mmton iri pi iuuioi vnw i-i-i..
ises To parties wifhlna- to purchase a si.na or
j.fece of land, he will divide It to suit put-elm "s
Terms reasonable. Call on tbe subscriber rc-M-lnr
on the premises. MAKTIN SAMLli.
Cambria twp.. Jan. . 1RR5.
otice of incorporation:
Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made to the Court of Unarter Sesfonsof Cam
bria eonntv. to oe held at Ebensburg. on the firm
Monday ofScptetoher next. for a boroutih charter
for the villtiire ot Summit and adjacent terHtury, .
in the township ot Washington. 1
JNO. E. SCAN LAN. j
Attorney for Pet It loners,
jnit m. I'ss et 1
rnRri llcxchaixnxl. (Als)in!5Jl-L'.J
r
Auctioneer
-AND-
-F-
MMIIS AT FACTtlRl FKICFfl.
AT PRIVATE SjALK.
Troiupt and Careful Attention,
1 '.fliirer
fend can
c-ti! on
a ways very
a wava very full cf
a
Jrrt from than
are ihe hamlxoi
: "I h"li
sunn
(font--?
S .Mu
Hardware!
-:Or-
oiler
. rr - ... . .
greiit inducements to
G. hui:
MEN
1
Hon
for their a;
I
j run bly of t - - ' r.
Published f-.t r ' .. .
i raonweftl'h ' -i i
I Article XVI21 i I - -
-antai
Tt.o t
it
sect tea
of
Joint re"Ti:tf..n -
the Constitution ol t',- i .
sjlvanla:
He It resolve,! by the Sen. -rescntativs
of ths Common-
vania inOeneral A.-setnflv lu
"nend-nent to
1 aJth of Pena-
House or Ree
ti ot PennsyW
t the follow-
Inu Is proposed as an imra'lme-" of the Consti
tution ol the Commonweal's ot Pennvlvan!. la
accordance with the provisions ot the'elg-hreenth
art Icle thereo t.
A51EN1)ME'T.
That section five of article five of the Con'tlta
tion ot the "ommonwealth of I'ennry Ivania.whlea
re.is as foil iw; "WhenevcT a ei.uctv shall eon.
tain forty thousanl Inhabitants tt shall constitute
a seprte judicial Jtstnct, and shall ele-t one
judire learred in the law: and the Oeneral Ass
embly shall privHe for additional Judaee. as tbe
business of said districts may require. Couatl
cortalnlna a topulatton less' thn Is sufneent te
constitute separate districts sha. I be formed fete
convenient single districts, or. If necessary, may
be attached to contliruoos dlftctji as the Gel.
erxl Assembly may provide. The office of as ao
rit iurre. not learned tn the law is abolished
tn coiintles fortclr.c separate districts; bat the
several associate judiies In office when the Con
stitution shall be adopted shall serve for their
unexpired terms." be and the same Is hereby
amended, so as to read as follows: Wheneve- a
eounty shall contain slity thousand Inhabitants
It may eonstitnte a separate judicial districts .and.
may elect one judge learned 1n the law. and the
General Assembly shall provide for additional
judites. as the business cf said districts mav re
quire. Coanttes not tormina: separate district,
sha'l be formed into convenient slnt-le district,
as the Oeneral Assembly may provide. The
office ot associate judce. not learned tn tbe law. te
abolished In counties tormina: separate tSistrlete
and bavins: more than me law iudre: every ether
rounty shall elect two associate judges, who shall
not be required to be learned fn the law; but the
several associate judves in ofTlce. when tblf
amendment shall be adopted, shall serve for
their unexpired te-m.
A true copy of the Joint Resolution.
W. s. Stxxsci,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
NOTICE. To tr heirs aDd letr&l
representatives of Otlian Hoffman. decease.
1 ake notice than an Irquest will be held at tbe
resldet.ee of Olllan Hoffman, deceased, fa the
borouRh of Johnstown, in the county of Cambria,
on Saturday, the 6th day of September aext, at
10 o'clock, tn the foreroon of that day, for the
purpose of maklna- part:tton of the real eesate of
( decedent to an
1 I
amona his heirs and lewm.1
representatives. (I the same can be done without
pre.;n.!ce o or signing- of the wh!e: o'herwlse.
v ;!r..- nd appraise the same aorordlrs; te law,
ime and place yoa are required to at
od i: Jfi think proper. 1. A. Ll'lHF.H,
Sheriff.
Ehcnf-nrg, Aujt. 11, 1R5. a
F
OR SALE.
v.-.liislde piec of lsn.l contalnlnc abont 1T
ac . In White and Keade townships with the
Cle:irfli I e-ck rnnmaa throneh it. ad'olninc
lands ot IoD. !"hn Iteao and MartlnTlahe about
So acres eienred :ind I vtr, thereon erected a two
story frame boute. 1 he ha ance is well fmhered
with pine, hem'ock ..Ht Bnd other tlrut-er Tht
1-nd Is under aid with p .Hi and Iron ore' Tbe
Cresson and Coalport railroad, row heins built
rnv throimh tin !". a-, nrticulars aao
torrus cail n or ed Ire's
MATtriAS KISSLFIJ.
,sl Cambria Co, Pa
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