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IBIIIIBtM. PA.
Y, - - SEPT.2B. 188S.
flap
per Tfre and trie otfi0r Ylace.
Hwt up your overcoat
F.w frcih- oystrT' ff0 " SuRar Bowl,
'c Dt ibcrlff-Jwwpti A. Qray. .
or the pest flour to tbs Sugar Bowl,
"jlr M:cfceI Sweeney was appointed
.7ff.Mter at Cambers, oo Frldty last,
"i tiwPPf IT TilJ for W,H Po'lsh
I 7, btwr sod rriTiter than a brush.
. . mtVlno their anneer-
AatUOin BTjrv. -rr--'
" . . In fhle IrtOAlltT.
CO 'r lrr" '
- . A f s a imiad An w t
Ti"11 -
.1.. lst.
f-Mr. Jolm'tSrlfflth. of Kan. I pasloo; a
1, Jt'to'tM r' roof.
j -irlt. ftr.est. freshest an.i.cho1st gro-
Leoto the Sugar Bowl.
j n eqnlnoi brouuht a cold spell ou
;ie,!es?y.
j Tr whins: haer, the sallow akin, the
l.i,7 tm'" w'r 'Txd'iy before
j" TS Monntaln House at Cresson closed
' -in t" IP"t3 for tMs fMIM,n on Sat"
''""-arj Democrat should sea that bis
'repal'l before the Vd day of Oe-
4' T. R Jones, of Windham, OMo,
lj PT'n 'I51 10 h'" t)nierout friends In
'.v. locality.
j "r-mf'j: and all forms of scrofulous die
r rarirllv rrerl away by tbe-nse of
.rsr's Sr-r"","!-
( urtin McCain's fleath warrant bas
vjn i-so-d ard November ltb ned an
time f"r hi eTerutlon.
I TV? w-'e of r JmM MdDnno, of
1 s-tmrrrh-l tnwnMp. Is Ijine daneeronsly
j"- with hut little tKTes fot her reeo-ery.
! -Indiana county Intends try in 2 to better
?er Conn room hi rseard to aceoustlcs the
tw: !ot t" etc'ed two thousand dollars,
i Tr, VftninrptRnd County Talr opena
3"T-c5f1nT, OrttfberlSth, and will continue
fear day
t p.llir? 'm the r ward is aam 10
fv, j.n r,n tho hll's for next week, lust In
-'xe tn eft thrnizh without a ricense
"-Apnir.rkhi wflehlnii nlnery-fle ponnds
?,M n-'irlp firtv thre and nne 'nalf In
Kt In c!rri!TiTprpnce. was o e of the ex-
!Mt at th hollldsvsbora fair.
A Ift'cr from John A. "Kennedy, Eq ,
p3i, !r Bnfhr column announces bis
!t'oT''! hi1 future home, on Wednes
of 't wp?k.
The rnr.traot fur building the new dam
r,r th wtr work, was awarded to Mr.
Si yaon on Thurnday of last week, his
bid Vlrr?-O0.
T" following namd teachers have
wn w'prtfd f"r thcDan township schools:
So. 1, Briffpt Flnertv; Miss Martha
J -Mr. Jnt-n O'FIura and familv started on
?Mici1t l on a Tlsit to his sitter, latent.
A. Shofi.akr. whoe huhand Is at pres
f f jfstlnrted at St. Lonls. Mo. We wish
'.hem s p'esnt anrl safe journey
!("nr rflV sr ter,rlred to Mr. Isaac
W!eer. of B'scMlck towr.shlp. for a
i S-p hiilrt of spp'M. They are of the Fall
J tin fiet and for sixe and flavor are
?:ar4 to hst.
?ltr Brown, of Wllmore. will lead
:! RucnW.'srj candidstea uo to the elaogh
r st the omlna election, be having been
'rtpd t fnlrman of the Republican
Coantv L'ofrtmUtp".
-Vr. MW"hal T.sttemer, formerly a well
knwn ritten of this plaoe. but of late years
, rniiVnt of Altoona, was stricken with
f-!y'i. on Wednesday of last week. 171s
ivs?ed age renders bis recovery extreme'
!v Jimbtfs!.
The following persons can each receive
i intr. M csl'iDg at the Khenshnrg post-oS-e:
Vrs . . II : AllPr2, MUs Lettle Cos
tr. rtor M. E Cbnrch, Miss Margaret
Irani. John P (John, Miss Jennie M. Jones,
Mm ?nfn Croft.
Furiterporehlng, of Favette county, has
tnvt oni thonand Dushels of apples In his
orfhird, wMcii be recently offered for $10 to
inr od who wou'd take thens awav. The
srr.p In 'Vetrn Pennsylvania Is the largest
for mr.v yeirs.
-0lna to the crowded condition of our
co'imn it week, we neglected acknowl
tAt'm th r-Hpt of a Ann naket of aweet
i forn from r.niity Superintendent Strayer.
A 't ! hetr late than never, we hereby
ifniifr oir thanks for the same.
f.anra Broomhaugh, of Altoona.
tbnet seventeen yara, committed
n'r.A st y-tr hf.m on Monday last hy tak-!-mnrnh'n
No can e Is knows for the
K-tsndiMs tho?rrt that she was tem
foiriiv d-rsnijpd at the time.
-A horuo b'onglng to David HaiHielton,
!r.Stt Msonlng township Indiana eounty,
""l " Id a !!!d clr,e to a public road got
f:'e'tnd at an eoglne that was passing
i'wg sr ran lu hpad against a -poat,
tr.ocV'rg Its brains oat.
-School tos--hirs are as plentiful as black
drr:f Ahor.t forty young men and
irsidors skd for situations In South
W.dhurv to Bi thirteen places. Abot
wr.tv wPr granted certlfleates at tb
B-'f-T.l Normal -hool on Friday last
Hsr, of Mw Florence, a young
"1 the Pennsylvania railroad, was
'Mv,!y k'Hed near Brlnton Station Tbors
lr'tprnoon. He had been on the road
forei:t vptrs and was recently promoted
tot,1 pr,:iion 0f conductor on a "vani
tn n."
A Wtmor'and county farmer. Darned
T6orMNi,!v. residing In Bell township,
rov-wd nf ooo on Friday last. He
Wttronoy in a trunk under blv Ded
r1 how n was removed Is not known, but
It t f.nd ont In a cornfield with Ito pre
''Pf) c rrtwnts mlsHing.
-Tf siuntioc of persons Interestad In
:ngo'd heep Is called to the adrer
t:rrt of Mr. Rouben Fox, of Sinking
T '"r. B airoonnty. which will be found
!b -.vPr eoiamn. a. fln specimen of
rilppej from the ihaep can ba seen at
Mr. John 8. Parrlsh, youngest ion of
f J D. ParrUh, of tbia plae. who bat
for scyral years past residing, In Al
fc'i where be waa engaged In a clerical
tls'"T, has puaebased the coal-yard. Rood
"! Ac , of Vr. 8. J. founjt, of that city
t embarked In buslnest for himself,
"'ihtalna success,
-Forty one years ago last Tuesday nlgh,
5"pt-iBher 23. 1M4. during the Polk and
jjJ Presidential campaign, mow fell In
w' place afoot deep, and In all tba nr
JNl!rif counties from six to ten Incbas In
It dtssppeared as rapidly as It fell.
m SQcr.eded by a moDtb of fin and
lieasact weather.
Whil Barnumt'i show was la progress
Tltusit!e, on last Tuesday night, ti
nn ppie being la attendance, a
7 rain and windstorm arose and rba
teritpoi'spsea'. The wildest excitement
;t,w' the sccldent and a perfert panic
jened. About twenty-five persona were
bat none of them faUIIy.
v -St. Mlchael"s Society, at Loretto, will
1 Pinion on Sunday, October 4th at 1
dork. T. u., two societies from Altoona.
,roT Jobnstown. two from Gallltzln,
ffo St Augustine, and at least four
-t from Altoona, Johnstown and Oalllt
a lll be present. All persons lotereetad
! i.e rf fT,neT.,, gr(, nTfed .) be
8 8wy. who died at la
dlana on the previous Sunday, was a danh
tsr of the tate2arbia Little, of Allegheny
township, in thUoonnty. She was a daugo
terof William WeakUrd. one of the oldest
InhabltanU of that town hip, who died sev
ral ears ago on Lis farm In the Imme
diate vicinity of Loretto on tbe Cheat
Springs road.
-The Rev. Father Edward Burke, pas
tor of the Wllllamsbur (Alle4teny county)
Catholic church, died sudden lyof heart di
sease en last Tuesday eTenlnK. He had
been complaining for some time past and
after aupper he sat down In an easy chair
about fifty year 0f age and fonnded the
oh?.VefatT,Chh,,bdChtr,t,,mt tba '
ofr-it1 Uk vown fet tnat ftor b i
of September tbe reduction of five per eent.
jnade te tax-payers for paying their county
J"! "at date stops, and the Mi
amount must be paid after that date. Peo-'
who failed to take advantage of the reduc
tion .y ,t,,i ,.T. flTe T Mnt mnd
bT buying their dry good,, Roods
ooeu and shoes, groeeries and provisions at
Jebn Owens' store on High street.
-Before putting . their armor and en-
21ni" ? tbe fl8ht for the lect,on
fori PUW W,nt 10 der.t.nd be-
J" ' vwbichof tbem would be called
npon to run the office on the shares. As Mr
fhl Mf- St"ouM. who did
the running lart fall for the Trewnrer's
elected be obled to put In a substitute.
-The Democratic Convention held at
Somerset. Monday, nominated William P.
Hay for Jary Commissioner, and Samuel
Phllson for Director of the Poor. Charles
H. F.sher was named as member of the State
Committee and Jno. J. Hoff mon was reflect
ed Chalrwiao of the County Committee. The
n-solutlons unqualifiedly endorse both Na
nnDV Stat AJ""n"traRons. and the
nomination or Conrad B. Day. and vigor
ously denounce the attempted transfer ol
the Sosrth Penn to tbe Pennsylvania Rail
road. e "1m nother Portion of our paper will be
foundthe returns of the primary election,
whlrb too,f on Saturday. On Mon
day trie return Judges met at Armory Hall
and after the meeting had been called to
order by Chairman Connelly. Michael Fltx
J S , r, Qmin was elected reading
clerk and Caron Leahey, of Ln,y.s
boreugh and W. A. B. Little. Es,., of I '
Ugheny township, were elected tellers.
Everything passed off qnletly and bar
mooiously, and the closeness of the vole for
the nomination for Sheriff caused the count
log to be watched with eager Interest
After the vote had been counted. W. Horace
Rose. Esq., of Johnstown, was elected
Cnalrmsn of the County committee.
-Shortly after 3 o'clock on last Friday
morning an alarm of fl -was sounded by
the whistling and screecbhig of a dozen lo
motives in the railroad yard of Altoona.
Ina few mlnntea a lurid glare Id the sky
located the locality, which proved to be
In the western part of the city. The large
planing mill of S. I. Frlee was found to be
lo -flames, and before the Are department
was in readiness the flames had communi
cated to the row of dwelling booses, five of
which were burned. The mill was the most
complete In the State, and the disaster will
tferow many men out of employment. The
loeses are 40.000, with -only about tlO.000
losursnce. James Blgley, a dissolute char
acter, bas been arrested on suspicion of hay
ing set the mill on fire.
The following Important changes
among clergymen In theCatbolle diocese of
PUtshurg are officially announced : Rev.
ngh Ilaggarty. of "Murrlnsvllle, Butler
eounty. bas been appointed psstor of St
Marj'a ehureb. Hollldaraburg. to Oil the va
cancy occasioned by the death of the late
Rev. Father Reardon ; Rev. J. P. Tahaney,
of t Agnes' church. Soho, Pittsburg, to be
pastor of St John's church, Johnstown, vtet
Rev. O. P. Gallagher, appointed pastor of
St. John's church. South Side, Pittsburg,
rfc Father Pollard, transferred to St.
Marv's church, Lawrencevllle, and Rever
eod -Thomas Corcoran, curate or St John's
church, and nephew of Father Gallagher, to
be pastor of St. Agnes' church Sobo.
it appears to be an object In this bor
ough when the water supply gets short to
cut It off with as little notice to consumers'
as possible, and when It can be shut off
without any notice at all. it gives the su
perintendent better satlafaetlon. Oo Mon
day last at the Blair House, In the middle
of their getting dinner the fire bad to be
drawn from their range to prevent an ex
plosion, as the surterlntendent had iUlrt
on that moment for shutting off the water.
At the Slater's convent one of the pipes
bursted by reason of the water being shot
off without the fires being drawn. This Is
not as It should be, but then he borough
fathers have not been celebrated for the
employment of any great amount of talent
In the management of the water works,
and the people ought to be tbaokfnl that
It Is no worse.
Tbe Indiana State Normal School
opened on the 4 rat Monday of September
with an Increased attendance over previous
fall terms. QsKe a number of students are
attending from Cambria county. There are
seven graduates of the Indiana Noraoal em
ployed to teach 1b our county public school
for the present term and tbey hold the most
prominent positions In the county.
The Indiana Normal school Is now among
the formost schools ( tbe State and is ably
conducted by the principal, Leonard (I.
Darling. A. M.
Tbere Is a great demand for thoroughly
trained teachers, and nowhere can this
training be made to a better advantage than
at our Normal schools. Teachers who
will teach during tbe winter and attend
school during the spring and summer terms,
should write to tbe principal for a catalogue
that they may take up the course of study,
and prepare themselves accordingly daring
the time they are teaching their winter
term. .
The Rotai. Baxeb asd Pabtbt Cook.
A Royal addition to tbe kitchen library.
It contains over seven hundred receipts per
tabling to every branch of tbe culinary de
partment. Including baking, roasting, pre
aervln g, soups, cakes. Jellies, pastry, aud ail
kinds of sweetmeats, with receipt for tbe
most delicious candles, cordials, beverages,
and all necessary knowledge for the cAf
2 cubine of the most exacting epicure, as
well as for tbe more modest housewife, who
desires to prepare for her lord and master a
repast that shall be both wholesome and
economical. - With eaeb receipt Is glyen
fntl and explicit directions for "putting to
gether, manipulating, shaping, baking, and
kind of ntebsil to be used, so that a novice
can go through tbe operation with success;
while a special and Important feature is
made of the mode of preparing all kinds of
food and delicacies for the sick. Tbe book
has been prepared nnaer the direction of
Prof. Rod man I, late htf of the New York
Cooking School, and is tbe most valuable of
tbe recent editions upon the subject of cook
lDt tbat hat come to onr notice. It Is gotten
np in tbe highest style or the printers art,
on Illuminated covers, eto. We are assured
that every one of the "Royal Baking Pow
der" contains an order for one ot these
valuable books.
Benjamin Norman, for surety of tbe
peace, was brought to Jail on Thursday
from Jofcnstown to spend the next three
months eojoyln, tbe hospitality of Sheriff
Lother.
Retmtea.
A very pleasafit reunion of the surviving
members of Company "A." Bflth Pa. Vols.,
was held at Summltvllle. Cambria eounty,
P . on September 13. About forty mem
hers of the company were present, with F.
George, late R. Q. M., Kth Pa. Vols. ; also
a delegation of tbe G. A. R. Poet of Galilt
in and a number of other veteraos.
Capt P. F. Hodge, who was nnanfmoosly
chosen chairman, called the meeting to
order by an appropriate speech. In wbleh be
expressed In a few touching words the pleas
ure It afforded him to meet so many of his
old comrades for tbe first time In twenty
years. A motion was then made by Ser
vant Harry Msrlett and seconded by other
members, that an association be formed end
lTTthCVtermn Association of Co. "A."
Mth Pa. Vols., for the purpose of holding
annual reunions, and, that a president a
Tlce-prwldent, two secretaries, a treasurer
nd a committee of arrangements of five
n appointed for tbe ensuing year. The
resolution was unanimously agreed to. and
t-spt. P. F. Hodge was chasen president.
Llent J. Lvnch. vice-president. J. C. Noel
snd C. McMnllm, secretaries. D. K. Wll
helm. treasurer, and Harry Marlertt. R. P.
P- F- Hughes, Harry Flanagan and
Long the committee of arrangements.
Short speeches were then delivered by
.Cpt. Hodge, p. M. George. J. M. Wherry.
I F. Hughes, and others. A resolution
was adopted authorizing the committee of
arrangements to meet on the first Monday
In June. 18. to select a place, fix the date,
Ac. of the second reunion of the Associa
tion ; also authorizing then, to Invite all
survivors of the 05th Pa. Vols., the G. A. R.
Post of Gallltzin. and afl other veteraos
who wleb to participate, to attend said
rennlon.
A vote of thanks was' tendered to Mr.
Fltzharrls for the use 0T fag. and to tbe G.
A. R. Tost of Gallltzln Tor valnable services
rendered.
A resolution was concurred tn that the pro
ceedings of this reunion be published In the
Camtoia Freematt and In the Altoona
papers.
The company then formed, snd. headed
hy tte sd rum corps and delegation from tne
GaTlitiin Post, marched (from the achool
honee where the meeting was held) to tbe
Summit House, "kept by Captain Linton,
where a vote Of thanks was tend-H-d
Capt. Linton for services rendered, and the
reunion adjourned to meet at the call of the
eommlttee "C. McMcllkw, Secretary.
tteaolntlona.
At a meeting of St.. Michael's Total Ab
etinence and Benevolent eocUty. of Lo
rtto. Pa., held on Monday, the 14th. -September.
1883. the following preamMe and
resolutions were nnsnlmonsly adopw:
Whxhkab. It has pleased Aim IgtrtT-God
Si? ..ln!LnIt W'Mo,n 10 talt" ,r
midst by thennsnarlng hand of death onr
worthv brother. Charles Stepriens; and
ReMolve. It Is eminently fitting and ap
prerrlate that the members of St. Michaels
Total Abstinence and Benevolent society
should give an expression of their senti
ments and feellnga noon thla sad and
mournful occasion; he it therefore
!. That in the death of Charles
Stephens this Society bas lost one of its most
useful and consistent members. Ms family
an affertlonate and loving son. and the
cnmmunlrv an upright and honorable-citizen
iResrfvea, That this Soeletv dnlv eensihle
of the greet loss it has enstalned -by hla
death, but yleldln with humhle submission
to the will of Almighty God. hereby ex
preees Its sincere sorrow at tbe sad occur
rence. -and extends Its heartfelt sympathy to
Thefsroiiv of our deceased Brother 1n their
bereavement.
JiMOlvtd. That these resolutions be re.
corded In the minutes of the Society that
fhev be published In the Cam frta " Tre
m aw. and that a copy of them properly
ned be sent to the family of our deceased
Brother. Mtchaet, Rradt.kt,
Josfph M Noow,
James O. Rtawlato,
, Committee.
James W. Datit. President
Hcgh Ban wan, Secretary.
Adrtaw. Minn.. Sept. 20. 193.
Ed. Treevan : We arrived here safe and
all well, on the 16th Inst.
The weather is very pleasant The tner
mometer running np datly since our arrival
to 73 decrees.
The farmers are rushing tbelr threshing
and are working about 13 hours per dsy.
The crops are fair, except com, which was
Moped 1n the bnd on tbe last of August.
The yield per acre is as follows : wheat 20
bus., barley and oats 40; flax 18. The
Prices are wheat 73 ; barley 33 ; flax $1
oate 20. . '
The people are quite sociable. The num
ber of teams and folks In town yesterday re
minds me very mnch of Carrolltown on a
Saturday afternoon, and the peace officers
flod et.me employment officially on such oc
casions. Harry Boctr, who esme with ns Is delight
ed with the appearance of the country.
I find the markets here generally similar
to Cambria, except cattle are higher and
grain lower.
Sportsmen are having a gay time hunting
prairie chickens. I have not yet tried my
hand at It, but expect to In the near future.
More anon. Yours, Ac.
Jora A. Keitnedt.
The Thiktks Are Known. If the boys
(or yonng men rsther) who were stealing
my grapes on my farm a few nights a go, and
also In my garden, repeat the theft they
will be dealt with to the full extent of the
law. Toor names are all known and I give
yon fair wsrnlng. The pistol shot that was
fired at yon might have hurt yon badly; but
you were badly scared. Last year I caught
flye young men In the name act fstealing
my grapes). I took them to my office, but
let tbem off giving them good adyice and
an their promising not to repeat the crime,
bat I find that moral suasloo does not pro
blWl,' consequently legal suasion, will have
to be resorted to, which is a swre remedy.; "I
will willingly give you one-half Jhe grapes
I raise If yon win come and ask for them
when they are ripe.-. . .
A. A. Barker.
XbmAurg, Sept. 23, '85. " s
. Tbese Are Sol lei Facts.
Tbe best blood purifier nd system regr.
lator ever p'sced within the reach of suf
fering humanity, truly Is Electric Bitters.
Inac'lvltv of the Liver, Blllioosneee, Jaur.
dice. Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or any
disease of the urinary organs, or whoever
reaulres an anpetiter. tonic or mild stimu
lant, will alwavs find Electric Bitters the
bst and only certain core known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guaran
ree to give entire eatlsfactlon or money re
funded. Sold at fifty eents a bottle by E.
James.
IteretluE te Beth SJewM.
Aoy man or woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy money-making
business. We want sgents for our cele
brated Madame Dean Spinal Supporting
Corsets: also, our Spiral Supporter, Shoul
dei Brace, and Abdominal Protector Com
bined (for Men and Boys). No experience
required. Four orders per day give the
Agent 1150 monthly. Our Agents report
four to twenty sales dally. f3 outfit free.
Send at once for fall particulars. State sex.
Lewis Schiele & Co., 390 Broadway, N. T.
FTTi All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
dsy's use. Marvelous cure. Treat's, snd
12.00 trial bottle free to fit eases. Send to
Dr. ITlrae, 951 Arch 5f., fhtTaderphfa, Fa.
PRIMARY ELECTION
Returns of the County of Cambria,
Held Saturday, September 19, 1885.
Sheriff. r.H.JHrtetmr. J.C. Crr
'? ? i IT If
& . " at
" " ? COUIfTT COMMITTEE.
' ? w I :
j : : f j :
IT 4 18; JtBH OMtli.
T 4 If 3 44 James 3. Kayler.
S U 14 1 SS 67; Jehu D. Earer.
1 13 14 1 It Iaao If. Wlminger.
S It 4 SSj S6 81 1 Robert Brtdaea.
SO IS e SO: 4 n Ada- Stlbhleb.
4 14 T T 4 1 Thomas Hoover.
a S SO ST1 S7 S ... Philip J. Detrlek.
8 144 S 8, 4 148 Joseph Bearer.
IS 4 1 .... IT 1 John Connery.
1 W el 1 T Jehn O. Olll.
IT 88 10 S IS 44, ... Silas A. Ryan.
8j 1 SI Jaoob Kohler.
1M H 4 lSSl 4T lTSl SO P. S. FreldbeaT.
114 14 8 St. M i2 ,M jM,h Ually.
I Ne Election.
SO 83 S3 8 48 A.J. Skelly.
11 11 11 Dennis Cawlay.
- -- .... No Election.
9 1 4 1 4 10 10 James B. Clark.
8 8 S 4 4 11 ...... Henry Byrne.
5 64 14 88, IS 66 Jtosf My era. . ......
g Tl 11 S3 7a F. E. Wllon.
1 14 I 14i 16; Anthony Harshberger.
23 88 4 SS. 2b 43; M. Flttharrls.
6 1 t D. J. Slbert.
...... .. -....j.... No Election.
.. No Election.
S3 6 3 81 1 a ST John Hannan.
36 S 1 3S T 80 John Habb.
S S 8 Slj S 44 7 James King.
14 3 1 1 8 l A. H. OrnmMlng.
4S 3 1 SOI 8 60 36 Qeonre J. Akera.
M S 3". S3 41 60 L.J. KIpple.
18 Si 1 1 I 30 Adam Hlpner.
13 43! 14 Sfli 16' (isroo liShsy.
g 3Sj 3 16 10 3; .. W. lSihwab.
3 61 8 36 4 j 81 is Jackpon St Clair.
41 . 40 3j 43! 8 Austin Neary.
84 li 1 87 46 84 j i Patrick Connelly.
4 37 1 4 S IT 81 J Smith.
8 16 3 11 8! Sl James ltel.
36 S3. IT 8 34 47 41 Patnek O loole.
. I No Election.
36 6 10 11 l 81 Hiram Orris.
18 6; 23 g 331 1 Levi Jacoby.
T 8' 4 4 lSi Edward rew.
l S3 3T 3 63; 31 J. B. Stalb.
18 4j IS 341 jonn j. Kinney.
10 ... 10 ... 10 ChauncT Uaris.
Hi eo S 10 48 47 Joseph Kalney.
1 S 1 .... W . M.J. Noel.
l lfl -- 14 p. r, Klrhy.
! 4 as 8 4 Joseph Hortoa, Jr.
I..... j No Election.
1W0 llll! 840 10M 783 1936 343
DISTRICTS.
Adam! Towhlp
Allavtaeoy Twngat....
Barr Tewmhlp
Hlarkllek Tawnthlp.
Cambria Bor. lt Ward
4 4
Csmbrls Township......
Carrolltown Bor
Carroll Township.
Chest Sprlnti Bor
ChMt Townehlp
ClearllHd Towmhlp
Consreanrh Towmhlp. .
Coosmaoffh Bor. lat w.
M W.
Coopr!a!e Bfr
CroTle Township
Peaa Townehlp. .
Fat Conetnanvh Bor..
EastTaylar Pownthlp ..
EbaDtborg Bor. Eart W.
" " West W..
Elder Towrhtp
Frankl'n Bor
Oallltitn Borough
" Township.....
Ombbtown Borongh
Jacksoa Township
John town Bor. lrt W.
a
sd "
" h "
" Mh "
6th
- 7th "
Lilly"! Boronrh
Lorstto Borontrh
Lower Yodsr Townnhlp.
Ulllvllla Bor. lat Ward.
" 2d Ward..
Manner Townhtp .
Pnrtui Townehlp. ..
Fronpeet Boron Kh
K ead e Towneh t p
KUhland Tfwnehtp
Stonyoreek Township. ...
Sammerntll Towmhlp .
Sneqaehanna Township.
Tunnelhlll Borourh
T7 rper Yoder Tnwnhlp.
Waahlneton Township..
White Township
Wlltnore Borong-h . ....
' WoodTale Roronirh
West Taylor Township..
Total
COIBT PKCCEDIeS.
Court continued In session last week until
Friday evening, and the following cases
were disposed of in addition to those report
ed In lst week's Fukkmas.
Jas. Cunningham et al. vs. Samuel Weak
land et. al. Ejectment Jurv find forplaln
tiff's. MoMon to eet aside verdict.
B- P Anderson vs. Albert Owen and Har
ry Hoffman. Ejectment. Continued at cost
ot defendants.
Gporge A. Hager vs. John F. OrilBth and
John M. Davis. Appeal. Juiy rind for de
fendant's. John Anderson vs. D. E. Notley. Sum
mons tn Covenant. Jnry find for plaintiff
the sum of tS5X T9.
Administrators of Michael C. McCague
vs. John Hswksworth. A Has Scre Faciaa.
Jury called wben defendant amends his plea
and plaintiffs make affidavit of eoi prise
and case contitrued at costs of defendant.
William Custer vs. Executor of Frederick
Custer, deceased. Assumpsit. Jury sw orn
and after plaintiffs testimony badclosea, he
becomes non suit.
Tlse tjflene.
The hearens are darkened In the tbreerTHia; west;
All natare seems.br bodlnr fears. oppreseJ
TTprolls the storm-kin In bis mlnhty tre.
The rolling blackTiess hursts with rlvld ore,
IMre ceaseless rambling! shake rb shadowed
bills.
A far off rush wttb fear the city fllla
As wben Elijah steod as Husb'i er.
And Tlewed Jehovah's might. th whirlwind's
rare.
e
Thou (od of heaven and earth, hare mercy on na
Within this ranfky darkness! Jeans lava. Thy
helpless erea'tnres
From this great tlestmetloat
The Cyclone's pnvw leon ns! Horvnr.rfeath!
The city falls before the angel's tree.th1
The towers are topplltv.the timbers are crashing.
The pride of the city, the cryelone e thrashing,
Tha power of earth In contusion Is falling.
In blackness, and darkness, and thnnderings,
appalllnr.
eeeeee
TIs past ond heaven -weeps o'er tbe cumbrous
ruin!
Tbe dead are burled tn the fearful wreck.
Like bold of wareblp neath a shattered deck.
Jary Lief.
The following Is the list or Grand and
Traverse Jurors drawn to serve at next De
cember term or court, commencing on Mon
day, December 7tt, 1885 :
OB1KD JURORS.
He win aa Oeo. W., farmer. Kesda twp.
Brawler A lev., farmer. Barrtwn.
Betler Nathan, bnteber. Johnstown. 6th ward .
Clerk Morris, blacksmith. Jobntsown, 1st ward.
Conway Michael, roller, Oen. eor. and ward.
Crista A. !.. gen't Mnniter twp.
Hownev John, engineer Johnstown tnd ward.
Kitrner teorge, hotel keeper. Cambria bor. S1 W.
Flick Peter. Jr.. farmer. Allegheny twp.
H Kdward, earnenter. Clearfield twp.
Jones John A. la borer. Prospect, bor.
Lather lenlel mlllwrlahr rubbtewn bor.
Lltslnger Eosrene. ren't. Loretto bor.
Ott Trancls M. hotel keeper. Elder twp."
Prlngle Martin, farmer, Sommerhlll twp.
Ralney Joseph, farmer. Washington twp.
Smith Valentine, miner. Prospect bor.
Slger Jacob, farmer. Conemaugh twp.
Hanewalt O-eo . laborer. Tavlor twp.
King iKirsev, Merchant. Jobnstown bor. 3rd W.
MeT.at.ghHn. M. B.. laborer. Waabingtoa two.
Vtekroy Adam, farmer. Taylor twp
Wlsesrarver John, miller. Johnstown, lit W.
Wetnbura James, boss. Prospect bor.
TRAVERPE JURORS PIBST WEEK.
Anderson John, farmer, Barr twp.
Bock A C, clerk. Eoenebnrg. West W.
Ooben Henry, merchant, Johnstown. 6th W.
Creed ravld. merchant. Johnstown. 3nd W.
Plbert Tav1d. gen't Johnstown, Sth W.
Dorh4n James, farmer. Monster twp.
Doran Themas. farmer. Sommerhlll twp.
Even le'h (of Rle'k J.. ) farmer. Cambria twp.
Eicheehsor H enrr, lumhern-an.Rlckland twp.
Farabeugh Charles. fsrmer.Hlarkllek twp.
Utm Joel, farmer. White twp.
Humnl Samoel. farmer. Richland twp.
Horrless Samuel, miner. Con. bor. 1st W.
Haug F T.. tinner.Wllmore bor. 1st W.
-Tones ClMirles. carpenter. Portaero twp.
Koonti Jacob, farmer. Susquehanna twp.
Ketrer'veergo. merchant Con. bor. 2nd W.
Kell Jacob S.. farmer. Portage twp.
Kelly Wm . B.. clerk. Johnstown. Is W.
Leahey Caron. merchant. Lilly hor.
LltalDger Rebrt. clerk Johnstown. 1st W.
MeOreleht J. B.. laborer. Johnstown, 1st, W.
Miller Iar lei, carpenter Johnstown, Tth W.
tbv 'leb A., farmer. Elder twr.
MrDermott T.. hotel keeper. Mlllvtlle bor. Id W.
Overdorf HrT4on. laborer. Mlllvllle bor. 34 W.
O'Connell Tatr.-k. Mlllvllle bor. and W.
('Ionnell Hugh, farm-ir. Washington trp.
Parry Charles, snerehaat. thest Springs bor.
Pstton .Istnos. engineer. Johnstown 1st W.
Parrish Tho's J.. sawver. Portage twp.
Relrel .Toeih. former. Allegheny twp.
R ehards J,,hn. 'orsmnn. Mlllvtlle. 1st W.
j Kaab John, mercbaat. Johnstown, Snd W.
K Irftl. merchant, .lohn'town. 4th W.
Shaffer Phil F.. merchant. East-Oonemaagk.
tull D. !.. farmer. Richland twp.
Shaman Ihtnlel. farmer. Jackson twp.
storl Edward, foreman. Johnstown bor. 1st W.
Swope Joseph, farmer Chest twp.
Sharbauvh Thoa. A., elork. Ebensenrg, K. W.
Thomas Jas J., farmer. Carroll twp.
Thomas Jno TV. hotel keeper, Johnstown. 8rd W.
Thomas Koht K.. clerk. Johntown. 6th W.
!ltelly .! T . farmer. ummerhlll twp.
McConnefl Wrs.. snrvevor. trovlo twp.
Walters Wra H clerk. Johnstown. 5th W.
Wolt Wm., laborer. MillvilU bor. Sod W. .
1 TRAVERSE JURORS -SRCOSD WJEL
Alexander ?!alr, operator. East Conomangb. .
Bolsfngcr Perry C. clerk. .Tnhn'towa, 1st W.
Brailier 1). W.. farmer. Ja kon twp.
Burkbart jas A., farmer. Adams twp.
Rrown Ssrauel. laborer. Conemaugh. 1st W.
Benford Heary. o'ork. Johnnosrn. 3rd W.
Cannan C'has A .. carpenter. Johnatewn. 1st W.
CnsteT Phil F., waeon maker. Jangson twp.
Pongiass John, farmer. A levhenv twp.
Ellsworth John, laborer, t'amhrfa bor. 1st TV.
Eerar John, farmer, Washington twp.
Fagle' art Henry blacksmith. Johnstown, Hh W. "
Edwards Jno R.. farmer. Camhrfa twp.
Evans Robert, cabinet maker. Ebensbarsj, W. W.
Frits Henry, farmer. Clmhhtown bor.
Fry Sebastian, nndertaker. Loretto bor.
Fenn John Jr. merchant. Johnstown. 3rd W.
Onfllth Orlfflth. farmer. Cambria twp.
(Vooderham Wm T.. farmer. Carroll twp.
Oarman fVeora-e. farmer. Snsequehanna twp.
CVarlts John, laborer. Prospect bor.
rnmhllng Emannel merchant. Adams twp.
lies Oeorge. onglneer, Cof nersdale bor.
Kinney Thomas, butcher. W'lmore bor.
K rpotrlck Archy, farmer. Elder ten.
Keller (Veonro. miner. Cambria bor. and W.
Rmmanacher A J.. farmer. Barr twp.
Koons Themme A., carpenter. fVeJIlum twp.
Kefm M. W., banker, lohnstown. 6th- W.
Lao's Michael, farmer. Barr twp,
Lnther Silas, carpenter. Ehensbnrg. bor. W. W.
Mslil Peter, botcher Stnnraycreek twp.
Lcller Chas.. blacksmith. Johnstown, 4th W.
Mornhy T)anlel, carpenter. Adams twp.
MeKentlo Sylvester, nserofaaat. Portage twp. .
MetVovem Thomas, laborer. East Taylor twp.
Nagle Jacob, farmer. Clearfield twp.
Parsons Robert, tailor. Johnstown, and W.
Robt Henry, laborer, Johnstown. 1st W.
Butledre Irwin, justice. Johnstown. 4th W.
Sntton David, farmer. Clearfield twp.
Kosen steel Wm H.. gen't. Wevdvale bor.
Sharkey John, laborer. Prospect bor.
Radebaugh Benl . miller. Adams, twp.
Tretler Frank, farmer, Clearfield twp.
Teeter David, inu't, Taylor twp.
Tamer Adam. Farmer. Jacksoa twp.
Walters ejeo., farmer, Taylor twp.
Jumbo, tub Great Elephakt, Killed.
About six o'clock. Wednesday evening.
Sep. 16th, at St. Thomas, Ont.. as Barnum's
1300.000 elephant, Jumbo, and the little
trick elephant, Tom Thumb, were being led
aloud the track by the keeper on the way
rrom tbe show grounds to the car to be load
ed, an Incoming freight train came upon
them unexpectedly and caught and killed
Jumbo and broke one of Tom Thumbs legs.
There was a side track on the north of the
main track which contained all of Barnum's
empty cars, and on either side tbere was an
embsnkment eight feet high. When the
keeper saw the train coming he tried to get
Jumbo down tbe south bank, but Jumbo
seeing no danger, refused. He then tried to
get him between tbe side track and main
line, but only partially succeeded, the loco,
motive striking Jumbo just as his foreleg
had left the trsek, striking him In the right
side and crowding blm against the cars on
the siding. The great beast was carried
with the engine about one hundred yards.
He was so tightly wedged tbat when be
could be carried no further, bis body crowd
ed the locomotive to the south side, throwing
it off the trsck. He lived thirty minutes.
HTMIVtAL.
CLARK HUGHES -Married, at St. Bar
tholomews church. Wilroore. on Thursday,
September 17, 1883, by Rev. Father McHugh.
Mr. T. B. Clark to Miss Amelia Hughes
nelce of the officiating clergymay, both of
Chicago.
FAIGH PLTJMMER. Married, at St
Bartholomew's church, Wilmore.on Monday,
September 2lst, 1885, by Key. Father Mc
Hugh, Mr. William FalRh, of East Cone
mangh to Miss Lizzie Pluumer, of Summer,
hill.
OBITTJAKT.
MORGAN Died, at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. R. E. Jones, In Ehensbnrg. on
Monday. September 21. 1883. Mrs. Esther
Morgan, wire of John Morgan, aged about
50 years.
Mrs. Mores n was a step-daughter of Mrs.
Catharine Roberts and a slater of Mrs.
Oeorge Huntley ard Mrs. R. E. Jones, of
this place, and of Mrs. William Smith, of
Blairsrille. She was well and favorably
known In the community, having lived here
the greater part of her life. The death of
two daughters In quick succession, preyed
nnon a natura'ly delicate constitution and
her own decline and death were the In
evitable result. She was a fsithfnl mem
ber of the Presbyterian cbnrch, and died In
the full hope of a trlnrephsnt immortality
beyond tbe grave. A loving wife and Ju
dicious mother, her loss will be greatly felt
by her husband and three children who are
left to mourn her death.
Happy Children.
w to Make Them W Kns Thrn
In Health and They Will Take
rarsef the Meat.
The joy of every well regulated bruseheld
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands of
atte-tlonate parents do not take care of their
children. Thronrh Ignorance mora than enlpable
neirlect thev sutler them to fall stck and die
when knowledge mfrht have saved them to love
and homo. Dr. David Kennedy offers his "Fav
orite Remedy" as emphatically a medicine lor
bfs rhtt.iren-renrle In ! action, containing sao
arinful inpTtdimtt trhnterrr, going straight
to the Blood, which, when Impure, is Cia seat
and source of disease. "Frnvoritt Kem'dy" Is the
friend ot childhood and should be fonnd In every
anrserv In the land. Keep ft in yonr honse fer
VMir chPdren's sake, as well as fur vour own.
Try it and yon will be irlad yon saw this artlele.
m,"takes. The medicine Is "Fitvmritf
V , the proprietor's name and address;
a bottle Kennd. Rondout, It Y, One dollar
T t'0 Wraa fev Heed Thfnar.-Dr.
David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" is exactly
what It claims to ho and deserves tbo pratsss
that are showered nnon It by al. who have osed
Mr Israel H. Snyder, of Sangertles. N. Y.,
says: "My little danrhter was covered with Salt
Kheom from head o foot; Dr. Kennedv's -Fav-ago
" Bemedy cored her. This was two years
,tTr "r the iTablt of Parana:
any sort of patent medicines In our columns, hot
7. VP'S t0 k1ow IT- TT11 Kennedy, of Ron
rn:!l' ZVnd "T" Pr"'lr testsfv to tbe ex
r.J.l o 6 mrd,e,De wh,th th D"or calls
rJT" R"lT " And if a word of rrars win
persuade anybody to nee It and thne find relief
Jr.,!".! n. Pm'esnlonal etiquette shall hln
?hISiJT i.rjy,nir th,t word- Eor diseases of
W.-oH-1DKy?7.,bw,,U h" !
i.. .r. J be ?"" t for five times the dol
lar tbat it costs Da;r Timet, Troy. NT.
C
OALI COAL!
, Commissioners' Office, )
Ebensburg, Pa.. Sept. tb, 188. ,
Sealed proposals will be received at
5ri" ?S?'BnV, 1 T?: ''" i Tnesday, October
ih ?.! ,or farn'in," coal for tha Court Honse
and Jail for one year.
It most be good No. 1 quality House coal to bo
weighed on the Ebenshnrg borough scales. The
aH" f"rre tn "J"' ny or
By order of Commissioners.
D. A. MotMJUCH.
- - Clerk.
A live school. Imparting a practical baslnoss
education j enabling yonng men to enter upon
pbVtjFF,adsvf "fe- fot "EZcjssr
L ADIBHI
Wlta Hanever's Taylor bystrai von can eat
Dresses to fit. without oral Instractloni. Dress
makers pronounce 1t perfect. Price for Bvstaas
Book aad Donate Tracing Wheel, S,6e.
TO INTRODUCE
A Svstem Book and Wheel will beaent oa receipt
Of fl.eO. Address r
JOHK C. HASwTBE, anelnoatl, ).
WlHTCnirirraiOwjrr. Antra, wnnasnttS.
HSU kU I to secure and fill our orrtera ta hla eeo
SIT
ly .Hn. iwinmuie u ' ni-. stecerencca
ftlJin ll.Trll.nMd UImImIO as A rmA
AFTER DINNER.V
P TaraorLS TTho Suffer from Indlestio
4o arrest the progress f that palatal
swaiady by tbe use of as af tr-ilnnr
pilV, eo eomnosed that ft wt give too
to tbe stomach, prevent heartburn, roaoa
the Mver to healthful action, tavltrorste
the kidneys, and thus, through the actrrtty
of these onpras, promote the natural
sno-vemest of the atomarh aad bowels.
ATKlt'8 mi are eo eompnondrd that
their actJoo, though rofld, efWuuilly pro
duces tlie above reautts. Tbey sjoo, ta
curinar t'onetinatioti. reroove tbe eaaae ot
Biliotisnee. liver Complaint, Kldaoy IHs.
eaer. ltheumatlsm, and many oUsar aerteae
ailments.
AYER'S PHXS i
eonte In no mineral nor poiaoncma gnb
Stance, aud do not gripe uateas tha
bowels are Irritated, and even then thetr
Influence is healing. To eoaxinne tbetr
effect la constipated or chronic rases,, they
need only be taken In dtmialakJag tee-toad
Of Increasing doer. For asmanea, aad tn
babH&nU or travelers ta sparsely sortie il
countries where physic taaa are sot at
Band, they are of meatlmable vahrn.
There is hardly a sir knees tbey vrftl not
alleviate, and tn moat caeca core, tf takaa
promptly. To yotuur rirks javst smtVertec
crpon womanhood, and to women whose
Vierlrwl nf wietrwltw m At
Ayer's Pills, In moderate doeaa, Bierafy
sufficient to ensure regular action ot tlse
imwcia, wm do xotina ox
Incalculable Value
FTtKTAJtKD BT
Ps. J. C Aye Jfc Co, LowaQ,
ol4 by aU Ini8rJata,
REMOVAL!
-)o(-
Alfred E. Goetz,
. . M
Altoon's Leading Merchant Tail
or,. Has Removed to Much
Larger and More Commo
dious Quarters.
- -)o(
TWO SQUARES ABOVE HIS
s
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
t Good Workmanship, go to
' GOETZ, the Tailor,
-)o(-
11th Avenue, Near 16th St.,
ALTOONA, PA
Inijxtrta nt to Ca nvassers.
A JITEIS Live Canvas-era "a evsry eootitj
In the I'nlted Slate m sell ( X'S YK' KNT HE
VKKS1K1.K SAD IRON, whtrn rvroMnes two
Sad Irons. Kollsber. Klater. fcc. one I run doles;
the work ol an entire set of ordfnarv Irons Is
self-tieailna: tv (i r a'coh.,1 liet, lOFJ4
AWAV HITH HOT KITtUr.XS. Prioe
rafxlerate. A larareaud Mstinv Income Insured
to rod canvassers. Ad''rc. for circulars Ac.
KUX SAD IKON t'O.. SS Beads St., fc". Y.
A DMINISTRATIUX NOTICE.
A valaahlo farm situated fn A!lea;herv tewa
shlp. Cambria county. aout 2V miles from Lo
retto, adjoinlus; lands of I'ennotrlus M-(ouh,
Anthony Sell and others, containing IIS acre.
60 of which are clear.-d and the balance bavin
rood hard wind tlmbsr. A aood errhard, honse
and earn Is on the pace and It is well waleredwttb
nercr rai'Sntr springs. Tot farther particulars
apply et. the premises to
mart a an rtsr,
Loretto, An,. 31. 18S5 at.
E
XECUTOIt'S NOTICE!
Etate of John Itnnahertv. deceased
Letter teetamentarv en the estate of John
IKmrherty. rtecessed. late of Ehensbura; Koronrb.
havins: been granted to the nnrtersltned. notice
Is herer.y Ktren to those Indented to said estate,
that payment rnust he paid wlthont delav, and
those having elatns aaainat the same, mns't pres
ent tbem properly authenticated for settlement.
ELIZA JANE MTJKPHY.
Execatrix.
Sept. 4th, ISSt.-St
Estate o John M. I.lttinver. deceased i
letters of Akrolnistration on ibe estate of John !
M. L,lt1naer. decease.. t. late ot Olearneld town- '
shin, havlna heen ar.ated to tbe nm!ersia;ned. !
notice Is hereby alven to the In.Jehted to said ee-
tate. that aymet:t must he paid without delay,
and those having piattos alnt the asms, must 1
present tbem .roper!v autheot'enred for settle- i
nent. SAKAH '. LITZI N tEK.
Jaly IT, ',-. Administratrix. j
JpiARM FOR SALE! j
FARSVILOAIMS!'-
and a per eent. secured bv FIRST
BIOKTO 4 ; ). lsierejstIiTatara safe
as VOVrRWIF.T BOSlSt lalsresl
Payable heml-Annaally, at office or bank
of mortarairee. IS years' eiprrlsnr. and
IeTv- l ost a ltnllar Tor anv customer.
Host of references given as to ahllity. Integrity
and financial standing. Write ns lor circulars
giving reference and particulars. LF.BOI.D,
Fife) II F.K A ro , Bankers and Lean Ac ts,
Atalleste, kss, im.
LORETTO HOUSE,
(Formerly inown as the Myers House)
LORETTO. CAMURIA COUNTY. PA..,
W. ts . PB1.1IB, Proprietor.
tsfSarople Room for Salestren and Rood
atabllnu for boises. -Tbbvs Mod
eratb. Ebambnrg, Sept. li, ISSi.
STUAY IIEIFFERS Cam to the
residence of the subscriber about the 1st of
Jaly last two heiflera. The one Is a dark red fn
color and was killed on the railroad. Tbe other
Is a roan color, both ears cut off and a hole In
tho right one, and still remain with the under
signed. The owner Is reqaested to come forward,
prove property, pay eharges and take her awav,
otherwise she will be dispo-ed of according to
law. JOHN St HROTH.
Wlltnore, Sept. 4th. 'S.-St.
UDITORS' NOTICE!
Having been appointed Auditor to report dis
tribution of the fund tn the hands of T homas D.
Powers, assignee of Mr. Rose Mctjough tor the
benefit of creditors, as shown by his first and par
tial account. Notico Is hereby alyen that I will
sit at my office In Ehensbnrg. Pa., on Thursday,
October S. 1, at 10 o'clock a. v., to st'eod to
tbe duties of said appointment, at which time
and place all persons Interested msv attend If
tbey sea propor. M. D. K1TTELL,
Auditor. '
Ebensburg, Sept. IS, 'SS.-St
f
mi,
TWO YOUNG BUCK LAMBS.
ONE A YEAKLINtr. ITDOSI
FOUR AND A-HALF MONTH'S OLD,
Foil Blooded Leicester, raised from full b loosed
awes tbat were Imported from t:anada.
Any persons wishing to Improve tbelr stock
would do well to socare a good breeder. I will
sell them tbe above mentioned which are worth
tbo money. Eor further particulars address
B EC BEN FOX,
SiKKine Vaxlbt. Uta.r county, fa.
Septembers. 18SS.
TRAY COW. Cam to the premi
ses of tbo subscriber. In Clearfield towa-
shlp, Cambria coo nty, on or a boat the 1st of Jniy
lent, a red cow with small white soot In forehead
and some while on the belly, the owner Is re
quested to ooroo forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she will be
disposed ot according to lew.
8t JAMES UKOVE,
Clearfield twp., Sept. 11th, 'S.
CAUTION NOTICE. This is to
caution any person or persons from areapt
lng. receiving, or purchasing a judgment ex
emption note, signed J. B. Lydlck and W. F.
Lvdlck; said note being blank except the amount
written and fn figures, via: seoo.00; In same
band as signature of J. M. Lfdtck. Not was
lort at Cealport, Ta.. Sept. S. 1SS&.
CoalpcTt, Fa., Sept. 10, l?S5.-Ct
Hardware!
IMPORTANT TO CITIZENS OF KB
ENSBURG AND VICINITY.
77TE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IN
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that we hT
! opened out in the Tudor building
orcomplete stock of hardware of
MECHANICS' TOOLS, BUILDERS' IT JED W.1 RE.
fcaf" FA RM IM i 'L EM E.YTS, FORK S, SPADES, FL 4CFT
vr SMITH TOOLS, HORSE SHOES, HARROW FIX&-
tWWAILS OF ALL KI.XDS.BAR IRO.Y and STEZr,
aH0USEFUR,YISHT.YO GOODS. RE
IT VOL VERS. CUTLER OU.YS. STTELLS,
fceT C4R TR ID G ES. T lI.YES. CORDAGE, XTd
Referring to th above, we respectfully ask the cilizv.s of Klr -
burg and surrounding country for a share of their .lirur.tn . Vs'.j
have been regularly trained in the hardware busir;:-, hive bi-uLt
our goods for cash, and believe we can offer greit ir.Ju tuje.iU to
those who desire to purchase.
Z. DUFTON & SCTI.
EbexsbuhO, April X. 1885.
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-CIasa 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 Sha'l 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 Implements, Call
and See My Trices, I am Not Uundersold.
Ebensburg, Angust 14, 18S5.
"CANDEE"
Eubber
DOUBLE THICK
BAIL
Ordinary Rubber Boots
alwavs wear Oct first on
tha bail. Yhort.tDtt
Boots ara ttcxtH thirk
on the bail, aad give
DOUBLE WEAK.
iforl msonomieal Rchber
Boot in the ma-ket.
Lasts lon(rcr tew ai.y
other boot and the
rain IOBIGDSK.
Call and ex
amine ttuj
foods.
FOR SALE BY
H. CHI LDS & CO.,
WHOLE A LF. AUCXTS C'AHDKK C O ,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Ehensbarc.Sept. 11, 'S.
t'araer Feu
As.aa4Slilh l .
PITTSBURG. PA.
How. W a. Hisvos. J. F. Arwa.
Pres. ol Heard ol Trustees. Sect'y of Beard.
The Largest, Most Thorough. Practical aad Soo
eeesful t'otntnerelal College fc. Kngltsh Training
Scbool In Pennsylvania. Ill Students last year.
Elegant Knildlnvs. rirst-class Equipments. XT
Instrnrters. IS , rvs Halls and Kecttattnn
Rooms, occupying an area of over 10,000 Sq Ft.
Ooplee of the finest piece or Penmanship In tbe
State mailed f.-ee with Hived bock of Sthoel npoe
sppllcatlon to
Hasmois D. Williams, Jas..CLark Williams,
a. a.
Bnslness Manager. Principal.
State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.
Will or-nn for the new year,
Monday, September 7, 1885.
Tms is a thoroush Professional Scbool
for teachers, presenting;, also:
College Preparatory Iepart moa t.
Has leal Ieparlmen t,
Caaaaaarelal Praartmral.
To b snre of a room it should be or
dered early.
For particulars or catalogue ad
dress, 4t
L. H. DURLIKC, A. M., Prln.
CUAfAX-
PLUGTOBACCtfr
XTDTINTAC.
l
,rrgi . i
NCINES, VIBRATORS,
THRESHING MACHIEE8,
GRAIN DRILLS, elder mills
Warranted tha host trraln dr.Ils; the eel a
brated PennyTmnti tnoonly perfect force feed
; phosphate attachment In oeo. Cider .Mills; tbo
celebrated rrerien end vonog ArcericiB.
; I OMXSIIFU.FRS, H tT PRtMlA iml
ST w I St l f Sf tLt ar4TM generally.
tSond ror c tains no. A. RARQl'IIAR,
: rennsvlvanla Arrlenltnrl Worti. York Fa
j -JfARM FOR SALT.!
The snheeriher offers at private sale b!s farm
In Cera Sri a township. I ambrla eounty. situate
two miles north ot Lber.Bburs-, containing one
hundred and isr-iiy one acres, a'xiul 100 acres of
which are clcercd and It a go-d s'ate of cultiva
tion, having tl.er-on erected a two story frame
boose and a new frame narn. A splendid orchard ,
of well selected trntt trees fs on the premises and
tha whole farm Is well watered. For partlculara !
call on the subscriber on tbe premises. Tenae j
reasonable. ANl'REW DISHART. i
Cambria twp Aug.ltth, 'tb. St 1
NOTICE The nndersigiad hTlng '
purchased two two-year old Black mares'
from Silas M ti iuglass. bava lell the same on any
farm In Cleartteid township, known as the P.
Trcslar tnrm. w th my tenant. John Weaklan,
during my plcarne. All persons ere hereby no
tiSea rot to me !j!e or lo'erlere wttl the same.
WM. LITZlNtlEB,
Loretto, A or. Wh. 15,-St.
oots mr rij
ll'tl . i "t'TAJ 1 ! I ! 0 SJI aVnvsjsJSJSSw
as ill a : -vvsaaa-wsr- a w rar l t-j - r r . -wr . .
feipa km )
et si a! ;
M' X . 2 i J I III J. I
i
I
I
i
Hardware
on High street, a new, Urge and
eyery description,
G. HUNTLEY.
XiZVJ IMPROVED H1CH Ar!,
KEW MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES
AND ROTARY MOVEMENTS, AU
TOM ATIC, DIRECT AND PERFECT
ACTION, CYLINDER SHUTTLE,
SELF-8ETTINQ NEEDLE. FOSI
TIVE FEED, NO 8PRINC9. FEW
PARTS, Prl'.NIMUM WEIGHT. NO
FRICTION, MO NOISE, NO WEARr
NO FATIGUE. NO "TANTRUMS
CAPACITY UNLIMITED, ALWAYS
IN ORDER, RICHLY ORNAMENT
ED, MCKELPLATED, AND GIVES
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Add roe a,
AVERY MACHINE CQ,
812 Broad-aray, New Tork.
toy Wasn fe
ArcTAcrtrr au u
BUOGIES, SPItINt; Wai,i;Vk,
Tw-o-'srlseltl ".".: -s -"'s;-.t.
Aim rro ajis tit- l. :. tj ;.
MULH0LLAMD BUCKB0HRD, A'o. 21
The MajhoJari Srrl-gs dS tVi firrK-
ks, sirs-!pRnj!i. ici'i-i'is oi.i
PPRINO BARS ; era en tabl for si!th. r c'ty or
eoantrr roads, and anpenor to all otners now
la as for speeding. piean:a rr Lns!ne. vetu
ciesof any aeauntkto. bead fur oataksmo a4
arloee.
Standard "rTagoa Co, OLacic-tati, OL
NOT DEAD YET
VALUE LUTTRINCER,
reTCKBa or
TIN, rfiffER AM) SREEHRW WMH
asd ny JIOOFIXG,
ResperttnPy fnvttee tbe attention ot bts frleriiSt
acd the pub; is In gen ral to tte fast that be Is st:U
carrying on bus:ns at the old stand opposite tha
Moontaia Honse. r.benst.arg, and Is prepared to
supply from a large stof'k. cr mannfaetont.e; to or
der, ary article in his line, from the tmsi est te
tbe largest, la tits best Banner and at the lowest
living prices.
rwNo penitentiary work either male or Sold
at this establishment.
TIN HOOKING SPKCIALTY.
(live me a ca and satisfy ycurse've. as to icy
work and prices. LUTTRl.NtlEat.
Ebeusburg. April IS. llti-ll.
J70R SALE.
A valnable piece of land containing a beet ITS
J"1 ,,"n" sad Beee tewrshlt s wtth tha
. a , ! trwf rnnniag tben.h it. adlofaiaw
il" " ' , tmo n4 MartiaTighe abeei
SC acr.- -,-ared s: nevlr-g thereon erected a twe-st-fj
rf u.o tci,4 The taleoce Is well t'Bberedi
wl; ;Tue. betelo. a c.k ard ether faibar Tho
1-tnS Is an lerlala with eoal and Iron era" Tha
Cree. -r aod Cnalport rt In,, cow being" bailt
raas tbTorgh th.. land. K.r s..rtlaala?a -4
tar bis c 1 ob or addreea
-tATTHIAl KlSLKa,
EUka.
Cambria Oe Fa
JEFFERSON ACADEMY
C.ta.ma.airr, Paw. SO miles trtm fttbra;
Tor both eexes 10 teachers. Thoreuea Instraa
tloa ta t-t.AB.icAL. C(.tsoi. SciaimrTe.
Noaa.i. i MraieAt tWrasao; also, rreaefc
Uaraaa. and MtLrr.ar Datn. Studanu pra.
paral for Sophotnora year la aay aollaga
T-.1U.,, SIO f .. Next tort eponsspt:
S3d. For eatalogne ee liifermatloa, addreas 1.V
W F. Fltuw.N. Parwoieat- 'T
July St. t64t.
SELVYfl HALL 'SSi
AtWr.orh f.-,-.ir choi Bor, fll
?lt7?,"T"U!tille,lM- fcxvaaiarjf
C. C. uW6HO. erase) MarMsv, wwaorta Fa.