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l.ef,
n,re and the Other riace.
n.Tr.'.n proplOroraenw.
SH'.ll K '- " J
for. and rt-1 this paper.
-f Nt fl 'or to in UKr uowi.
of our citizens are laying Id
, 'e'er coal-
Vttt D'HaM iri - -- --
,ejtnt la a izood time to plant wln-
the Sugar
. Cm"1' '
1V P
.e merits in this l9ue of
p.-.1 thf advert!
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t,) if v l tilt" ('"T1'" "
an l fine freili groceries ko to
p, ,w!
,.vr J.impi on Tuesday last
v in n vi-lt to hia parents.
cininty farmer soia last
. I . n-a ifipn mi llUllllll.
' ' v i-pan " ,,art Huntingdon
",h, "-"in'h rHPr 8t Broadtop In the
'"V' r,..trr""aHc candidate for Jurj j
.' a J a. a t
, in t learnem county i toe
f et-,i'.on
,e ; Ml'! b ft fl"Ck 0f WlId t0r" !
p.iih'wirhood of Eeulah, nam- i
-,-vr.t twenty. !
("ntho!!? ohurch M lunnel-i
r.f.w nnd-r roof, can be plainly
4 p' v-h on a oWr day.
$ dr-y ar.t I. Ivor Kennedy I
For
-TV-
Tha contract for building tbe barn on
the Almshouse farm was awarded on Mon
day last to Mr. John A.. Storm, of Clearfied
township. The contract prioe being fl.two,
and the barn to be completed by the lBth
day of November next. Mr. Storm has al
ready some of the material on the ground
and has commenced work.
It has been very stormy and dlsagre
able for several days, the rain blowlna a se
vere a;ale on Monday and Tuesday nights,
but with tlie exceptions of a few trees beinjt
blown across the country roads, but little
damage has been done. . Considerable rain
has fallen which was badly needed, as the
water in the creeks had got to be very low.
Mr. J. U. Stlneman was Interviewing
the voters of Carrolltown and township on
Tuesday. Meeting with but little encourage
ment ho struck out for Susquehanna on
Wednesday, where he found it was only
going further to fare worse. Reinforce
ments from EbensbH were sent out the
same .lay to keep up his courage.
In a part of a lot In the East ward Hon.
A. A. Parker has raised between thirty and
forty head of caobagf. each of which weiphs
between forty and fifty pound1?; and on a
piece of ground sUteen feet by twenty-four
; he has forty sweet pumpkins the agjragate
I weight of which is estimated at fifteen hun
1 dred pounds.
I Every one Is talking hard times, and tel
: ling how scarce money Is, Ac, but from the
looks of the big pile of goods down at Bar
j kers' they certainly do not expect hard times,
J unless It should be a hard time to get rid of
an inem, tney say the hardest times thev
have is to find a place to put them, so hurry
down and buy some of them.
The contract for the pumping apparatus I ni" wittl the I'ttle ones.
The recent rains have made the roads
very muddy, and ae It Is cow late In the sea
son It Is doubtful If they will Improve much
nntll the snow comes. Before the roads get
to bad It would be advisable for farmers
and thone living at a distance from town to
vWt John Owens' store, on High street,
where they can purchase dry good, dress
goods, boots and shoes, groceries and provi
sions of the best guality at the very lowest
prices.
U- S. Secret-Service officer raided a
camp of eleven counterfeiters In Clarion
county on Monday, capturing six of them,
the others escaping Into the woods. The
prisoners were brought to IMtishurg and at
a preliminary hearing before TJ. S. Com
missioner MrCnd less were held for court.
The officers refuse to give the names of
those arrested, as they hope to secure the
rest of the gang before many days. The
coniackers have been plying their vocation
quite successfully In Clarion, Jefferson, and
Forest Counties. They have been engaged
In the manufacture of spurious silver dol
lars and had a thorough system of placing
the same in circulation. The case is one of
t'je biggest in the counterfeiting line that
has ever been worked up hereabouts for
many years.
On Sunday afternoon Mr. John Ringer
of Market street, Second ward, took his own
and some neighbors' children to Green Hill.
They were ascending the hill by the back
road, and when about half -ay up Mr. It
inger saw some boys throwing stones at a
chestout tree, ne requested them to de
sist until he had taken the children past.
They gave indications of complying with
the request and Mr. Itinger started up the
OBITCAKT.
RODGERS. Died, at his residence In
Wheeler, Fayette county, on Saturday, Oc
tober 10th, 1885, Mr. GeorRe J. Rodders,
aged about 72 years.
The deceased was born in Ebensburg
where he resided the greater part of his life.
During his early manhood he was ingaged
in mercantile pursuits, and about 1842
in partnership with David Ritter, who was
married to one of his sisters, embarked in
the iron business, building what was known
I as the Ritter furnace on the Blacklick creek
! about nine miles from Ebensburg. Owing
1 to the distance the iron had to be hauled to
j market the enterprise did not pay anJ was
i soon abandoned. He afterwards engaged
j in lumbering; and in 1856 was elected Treas
urer of Cambria county. He afterwards
built a planing mill and manufactured
broom and brush handles in Ebensburg, and
when he had his establishment in successful
j operation it was burned down. He imme
I diately rebuilt the establishment, but be-
came financially embarrassed and lost his
i property. About six or seven years ago he
accepted a position with the Cambria Iron
company at Wheeler, Fayette county, where
he was ennagf d to the time of his death.
n b a hrother of Mr. Lewis Itodgers. of
this place and of Mr. John Rodgers and Mrs.
! Wisegarver, of Altoona. and of Mrs. John j
Sinifer, of Jackson township. His remains j
j were brought to this place on Sunday and,
were interred in Lloyd's cemetery.
Happy Children.
How ! Hake Them So Keep Them
la Health and They Will Tike
Care of the Rest.
The jot or evrv wll-re8nlate1 hcntehold
eotnM ch'lrfly from th children. Thousand of
an-tlontn parenti do not taka care of thslr
children. Thronirh iprnoranee more than cutpahla
nenlt thT infler '.hem to fall ! and die.
whon knowledge mlrht have faed them to love
and home. Dr. Pld Kennedy ofera hi"a
.Hi. Hmiit" emiihattcallY a medicine lor
n U children - irentle In lt action, containing
the Tntt.-d State" or by any anthority fro-n XhU
i "ommnnwealth, men elector" may exerctie the
tlifht of j oUrae In all elections by the ettltens
under nch regulations as are or hall be pre
scribed by law, as folly a li they were present at
their nsual place of election.
SBf T. All laws rei;u! atlnr the Roldlos: of
elections by the cltlrens for the registration of
electors shall be nnlforra throughout the State,
bnt no elector shall he deprived of the privilege
of voting by reason ef his same not be Ins; regis
tered. Sr. 8. Any person who shall clve er promise
or offer to srlve to any elector anv money, reward
or ether valuable consideration for his vote at any
elect lor. or for withholding the same, or who
shall irlve or promise to rive soch consideration
comic straiirnt to any oiner person or party lor soch elector's
to the KIcmhI which, when impure. ia nn ki i vmt- r nir im -niiiMii'iiuit inereor anil any eiect-
and source of disease. 'Vatrritt Rrm'dy Is the . or who shall receive er airree to receive for htm-
Irlend ol childhood and should DO lonnu in every sco or ano. nrr. n money, rewarn. or o- her val
Hardware hardware !
IMPORTANT TO CITIZTClSrS OF KB-
Tjsrsnxma and vicinity.
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in
nnrr in ihe land. Keen It in your house for
! roar children's sake, as well as fur your own.
i Trr it and von will be triad yon saw this article,
i Make no mistakes. The medicine is "Favnt
I Remedy" and the proprietor s name and address:
I Dr. Iav1d Kennedy. Kondout. N Y. One dollar
i a bot.ie.
Goort Words) for a ood Thlmt -Pr.
I navld Kennedy's Favorite Keniedy ' is exactly
what It claims to be and deserves '.he pralsss
i that are showered onon It by al. who nave ued
i . . i u snvHr At Snnirertles. IV. Y . .
1 It. .'II. 1 .iri i - rm
I savs: "Mv llttlediiuifhter was covered with Sa't ! P
i Kheum Irom head o loot: In-. Kennedy a rav
! orlte Kemedy' cured her. This was two vears J
1 atto.' j
We are not la the Habit or Parana; ,
I anv sort of patent medicines in our columns but
i we hsppen to know lr. David Kennedy, of Kon- !
dout N Y . and can personally testily to the ex- j
! reliance of the medicine whlth the Doctor calls
i -Favorite Kemedv." And If a word of jurs will I
I persuade anv body" to use It and thus find relief !
from snrtcrina: no professional etloo-tte shall nin- '
derus from cavinit that word. Kor diseases of i
I the Mood, kidneys and Dowels it n.s no rqu .
i We would not be without It for five times the dol
lar that It costs. wan Jimes. iroy, .
BROW"
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!'. iv'ea-ps or iftnaips.
r.o medicine equals it.
ipp eiispindp d at all the
soii'li Pennsylvania railroad,
. i
,.,tM ;.j t over to ne reuineu.
.' afvri-hended In Huntingdon
p5v-,,2 t'i' native and foreieh born
n 1 (i;r't''-rn'n.
.! f Ht-rringer. of Clearfield totvn-
it 1 a pumpRin inat, wfiiii one;
i .
..r.i.p,l cd ninnteen pounu.
T'c (ift-ihart fair commenced on
j ,..ny n 1 laboring under the d'sad
,;.,;.',( tsvirg very lad weather.
r- ,;'cn'.:.n f ptrtics w Ishing to pur-
f irx is rai'fJ to the advertisement
: ..aai Tri'ims- in another column.
(jj-.,.-:,r cnuiitv farmer has plucked a
v-.'r. i cr"p of strawberries this season, the
'--t Ki are, luscious and fragraut.
nnntTiitor. county man named John
, t...rfrti rs-.-d nine hundred buxhela of
-',., this vearon 4: acres of ground.
-Tv
rit stuck of glove- and mits In
;-.-''!. i-rf-aln, hog-kin, cloth and fev
ri. n"rr U nils JJ-'t received at Barkers.
-"j: trend .''snitiel Kuhn, of Reade
;. ;sa g-MMi shot with a rifle, but
j-; , e li'in't tiilrve he could take the cake.
( ('. Miller, who left (Jallitzin last
;;T"r a vear aio, for Kansas where he
. -ivd. j ;! a visit to his old friends.
-M.-i K-ce, ..lui'hter of Mr. .lo'.in Kehe,
ft ,i-srrie:i t-i.itiip, joined the order of
;-, ,.f , t.q rir v, at Aifoona on Sunday
--Ji.-i b K-t -tinifiker, of P-rry county,
--liv from In? troe tl.st weighed
: 1 ' I mea-uri'.i a ffof in rlrcum-
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B i r
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r, II K.'p'.inrt, of II illi lavshurj?.
-r , r- !"i nix l Ja't w inl-Tl of the
. ;. , r..r ttif t!md tiiim iv the
. . , - i t rt is' enmity.
V riiiio'-, f Leaven-
K.i'.-H-. ci'iie to town from Wash-
r ur lay morning and left
'AV-.' on Monday.
. Jo! n Ward, of Mercy hospital.
h I Wednesday lat.
Jut ti liyrnp, of Summifville, iutends
ii! f: i. li. t! hotel buniiies in I'ttt-sburj?,
. ec-rterof K!n, street and Wylie ave-!-re
t,e Iih-4 leased a stand.
Mr. Vi;;ira Urattd, of Clearfield town
' i-i i oi-c! s tie w fio horse power
t 'h t,e intends placing in his grist
r,.- w!,en water It is scarce.
' ' -' iSitioTi this week fine decorated
' a-ni toiiet sets at Barkers'. Call
! t,y ar worth looking at,
' ri'J t !,flv tf etn.
to pump the water from the new dam now
being erected np to the old reservoir, has
been awarded to Messrs. McMillan A Waters,
of Johns'own. It is to he a Cameron water
works pump and Is to have a rapacity of i
twelve thousand gallons per hoor. and to '
be resdy for nee on the 15th of next month.
It is no use for us to tell yon about one- !
half the new goods that Barkers' have just
received, but will say that they have the I
lareest stock of goods we have ever seen In
Eionsb(irg, and seem to have most every- I
thing that yon ask for. We would advise!
yon to oil on them, as we know that yon I
will find low prices on any thing you want, j
Messrs. T. & J. W. Johnston, of 323'
Chestnut stret, Philadelphia, have Issued !
a neat littlp hook entitled the "Liw of
Marriages In Pennsylvania." In contains
all the Information In regard to marriages
under the recent law and shonld he in the
hands of every minister, justice of the
peace and clerk of the Orphans' court.
S?r.t on receipt of 23 cents.
The Commercial, published at Meyers
dale, Pomorsel county, has hauled down the
name of John C. Barron, the nominee of
the Republicans for Poor House Director,
and hoisted the name of Samuel Phllson,
the Moyersdale banker, who is the Demo
cratic nominee for the ump office. The
Commrrtial has no candidate for Jury com
missioner. (
The tanners are complaining about the (
low price of leathei, that they cannot make j
anything In fanning end we do not see how
thev can, judging from the low prices of
! boots and shoes at Barkers'. They have
! boots for sale cheaper than onr shoemakers
say they can buy the leather and pegs,
that'" th place to bny ronr boots.
A wealthy Bedford county man named
Wil'lam Palmer, aged about sixty years
i and bavins a wife and six children, eloped
one oay last wek with a buxon grass-
widow, fair, fat and forty years of age.
' Unlike the generality of elopers he left his
wife well provided for, having deeded her
i about JW 000 worth ef real estate before tak
ing his chances with the widow.
I A new school house, to cost ?3 000. Is In
i course of construction at Snmmerhill. The
i bcllding Is of frame, win eimuou fwr
room', and will be fitted n - i iong is tne
Alio IlUUStt win De
for occupancy In a
When his little daughter Grade, aged
about seven years, was quite near the tree
one of the boys, aged probably seventeen j
years, whose name Is said to be Rosenthal, j
threw a'stone on Into the tree. It hit a I
limb and dropped, striking Oracle on the j
head in its descent, and stunning her so that ;
she eonld not walk. Mr. Itinger requested 1
Rosenthal to help him down the hill with i
the children, and as be had to carry Grade,
but h" states that the boy refused assistance.
After ariiving at his home Mr. Itinger sent
for Dr. C. Sheridan, who, upon examining
the child's Injury, found that she had sus
tained a fracture of the skull. Iler condi
tion to day is satisfactory and her recovery
is anticipated. Johnstmrn Tribune.
infills
IUI U U ' -
THE
BESTTGH.C.
GENERAL ELECTION PR0CUTO.
CCD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
"ITTHFB"AS by an Act of the General Assem
Y Mv of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled - An Act to reflate the ,fen'rl
KleWions within this 1'nmmenwealth . It Is
et.-toincd upon me to itive public notice of said
oleetiona and fo enumerate In aald notice what
oer, are he elected. I D. A.LVTHFK. Hib
Sherltl nr tne no "Ui. H hr.T make w"h" " months have
mn.. ih nf Pentisvl vanla. do ner-'ny maice . . ,
known and iMve notice to the electors .f the coun
ty aforesaid, that a Oeneral Election will be held
In said county of Cambria, on the.
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. I). ISSS,
(the earns belna: the ihwh jh mun-ioi nn
first Monday ol aaid month.) at which time State
and Countv officers will be elected kg follows :
for tha office of Mate
anv monev
oabte eonsldrt1on for his vote shaUatanv alee-
: tion. or lor witliboldlna the same, shall thereby
forfeit the rlirht to vote at such election: and an
; elector whose rleht to vote shall be challenged
j for such cause before the election nflleers. shall be
! required to swearor affirm that tha matter of the
i challenKe Is nntrne before tne vote shall be re
ceived.
Sac. 9. Any person whr shall while a eandl
date for office be polity af bribery, fraod. or wlll
lul violation of any election law hall be forever
dlsonatlffed from holding anv office of trust or
iftt within tht Commonwealth: and anv ner.
son convicted of win to violation ol tha election I
Uwa hall. in addition to any penalties. prvid d I
by law. be deprived of the r'uht of sufTraca absa
lutely for a term of four years.
Sec. 13. Kor the pnrpoe of votine; no person
shall be deemed to have trained a residence by
reason ol his presence, or lost if bv reason ef his
absence, while emploved tn the' service, either
civil or military, of this State, or or he T'nlted
States, or on tha hlch seas, nor while a s ndent
of any Institution of lesrnlnir. nor while kept in
a t oor house,-or other asylum at public expense,
nor while confined in public prison.
Src. 14. IHstrlct election boards shall consist
of a l niie and tw
ar.nually bv the ettltens. j-'.ach elector shall
have the riht to vote for the tudira and one 1n-
i spector. and each Inspector shall appoint the
olcrk. I r.e first election, board of any new dis
trict shall be selected, and vacancies In election
boards filled as shall be pravlded by law. Elec
tion officers shall be prlvileda-ed from arrest upon
day of election, and while enraa-ed In making
up and transmitting returns, ex-ept upon a war
rant of a court of -e--ord or tndire thereof, for any
election fraud, for felony, or for want on breach
of the peace. In cities thev mev claim exemp
tion from jnry dnty during their term ot eervloe.
Sw. IS. No person can be qnilifled to serve as
an election officer vrho shall h Id or wha shall
held an office or an-
polntment or esji ;doymcnt In or nnder the rov-
. ernment or the T nitei states, or of this State,
I or ot any cifv or eonnty, or anv mnntclnal board,
I commission or trust In any city, save only ins-
tices of the peace, and aldermen, notaries pubtfe
! and persons in the military service of the State;
. nor sh-ill any election officer be ellarlble In any
j civil office to be held at an alectlon at which he
i shall serve, save only to such subordinate muni
cipal or local officer, below the (trade of city or
county officer, as shall be designated oy law.
Ami ainu uifl iomowiiik bcip vi Ainmnij now
tn force in this State, via.:
77E TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that v
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, hrr
. complete stock of hardware of every description,
tsr-Mrt'TT 4 'TrS' TOOLS. BUILDERS' 11.1 1'DTl'. 1RF.
Jr 4 t.ttat rr km h:-TS.FOKK s. si'.iin;, '
. - i i t- i r -vr. irlE'v-f viyll"' i)
IN-
fTf
ami
SI
ur SMITH
tZTXAILS OF ALL KIXDS.BAR IROX
IIOUSEFURXISUIXG GOODS, RE-
UU INVOLVE RS. CVTLKH) iiFXS, SUET. IS.
lr CARTRIDGES, TU IXKS. CORDAGE, E n.
Referrino- to th above, we respectfully asj the citizens of Ebcns-
bur"- and surrounding country for a share of their ptttmnage. e
l have been regularly trained in the hardware business, have bought
i our o-oods for cash, and believe we can otter great inducomenU t
ci election boards shall consist i , , . , 1
o Inspectors. who shall be chosen those whO (ICSirC tO purcliase.
e eltlxcns. Kach elector shall i
E. DUFTON & SON.
Ebespbuko, Anril 3 lfiy5.
This medicine, combining Iron with pnr
vciretaMe tonics, quickly and ccmt'leteiy
Impure Itlood, MalaJ-ta.C hllla auid vera,
and NeBralart
Kldneva and l.iver
It li an unuiiltne remedy for Diseases f tha
in cnartre.
and ready
-
iVH t, ji!;i"e,l on the track of
d m! (.;; port railroad for the
fae-iiy l-t at Coal port It
. ! a;i:!ti th rails as the track
i
F. .i. hip-, wIjIip, all rier custo
' ii 'Vf.t.-d fi her to call as soon
r. t .iy tt,Hr indehtKiness, as'
' n:.j i ry jay jn Jer wjnter
' in. Pit
'.' a
inclpm-
Kround
Hiehee
of Oc-
A : v r r il i havitig proved
parts of the State, the
. -- Miptriti t-nrient
" r'ir-'lay, tt;e '.Xith day
! ..oni A rtior day.
! I Mt nn of the bet and rn.wt
iirstl at ran he used to relieve
"Ot.. wir.jf cinnarnon bark. It
' ri-iii.'i'y f)f th nerves and
f- instantly.
' t the Myersdale Commercial,
i-' - k at the Somerset
r !fhpi, was acquitted and
rt, the prosecutor, had to
S'ich Is life.
i- :r -1
"::rt f
n U'lii;
am Linton, of .Summit
d by lu wife, started last
trip to Washington in a
"iTrinue Tht-y accomplished the
;- f:".t days.
v,:' r will onn eome a: 1
- pr-prd for it. and
i" - t.i .t,-.p dwn t Harktrs'
1 ' 'i-o r.cw- rl.ifb
V
7 A
ad-
ard
patterns, they
- v-.u wnt and are aelllng fast.
attorneys, of this plac,
--urn during part of the pres-
''rirlrico at tha : .
- mid ui
p " ' 'dirt: ficoree M. Read,
VV William H. Sechler M.
A ' n Kvin, and A. V. Barker.
' f ': e ' .' ray may be interested in
'-Supreme Court of Penn
r:i!,.,j ,ria tne clergymen
H ' r re-jlarly incorporated
; t:-, arP exempt from payinjf
' 'ar
B)a!),,!lt with that achlna head"
4 I'llU Th... ........
iii- win relieve ine
f-'V? the digestive orf.ns to
"r'n, remove the obstructions that
ri.r, .
t " s ar,a bratn. and
' r'Tn,anently.
i arr.-h
thus cure
hi
arid
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. "''r f'f his f,
"V1 ,., p
-r.t i
a a sweet pumpkin in
roery store on Main
sttres .', feet 2'i inches in eir-
wy, and 3 feet ltf inches
W' lR' s so nounds. If an
l Owns, a farmer who lives
th of town.
' -r-M. of Irwin, Westmore-
w:" 'lied last
week, ased
hail grave stones erected for
!rV,who is still living, over
' Iff. 2,rx0 to relative and
,jrtune, about f2.T000 to
'r-ign .Missions of the Prea-
&"'1',f h
rla "n,'ree Is ran(f to such
"-iiora rountv. fhat
alth lias ordetprf the church.
r. ' "ns Br"! Puhlic schools of
- to ne rlosed, and the infected
,;f ' - vantined. Children under the
; " "r" Prohlhlte from
conre-
complered
short time
Mm. EHra Ann Murphy, Execn'.rix of
John Dougherty, deceased, will sell at pub
lie venrtne on Monday, November 2d, at his
late residence in this place, a large quantity
of household and kitchen furniture, beds
and bedding, prove", etc. Posters for the
sale are now being printed at this cfBce.
Mrs. Murphy desires uj to ny that the ac
counts of her father and the accounts of her
; sister, Ann Dougherty, deceased, have been
left with John E Scanlan, Esq., for collec
' tion.
I IloUidayeburi correspondent of the At
tootia 7Vto?n.- Sometime ago Mr. Ri!z
. U8t a pig and Iits whereabouts was not
known until a day or two since, when the
! animal was discovered in the bottom of an
; old dry well about fifteen feet dpfp, into
; which his pigship had fallen. Ten days
; had elapsed from the time he was missed
: until found, and when the porker was taken
out it was not only alive, but, as active as
his companions, the only difference being
that he was Fomewhat thinner than the
others.
i A panther is terrorizing farmers who
live near Chaneysville. Bedford county.
On Sunday evening a week ago, Philip
Swartr.welder was returning from Chaneys
ville on horseback, and had reached a point
a mile north of the village, when the pan
ther sprang upon him, tore his coat from
Ills back and lacerjted his leg from the hip
to the knee. The horse shook the savage
beast off. This is Ihe second time the pan
ther ha3 attacked Swartz welder , and other
farmers have been chased by it. There are
extensive forests In that section which fur
nish safe haunts for such animals.
Mr. D. A. Hadds and Stewart Thomp
son, two Altoona carpenters, while at work
oc a pair of platform scales m the rear of
John O'Neils paper and rap; warehouse in
that city, on Monday mornine found a bun
dle wrapped in part of an old coffet ack.
On examination the bundle was fonnd to
contain the dead body of a male infant re
cently born. The body was still warm. A
coroner's jury investigated the case, and the
testimony of the physicians called went to
show that the child had been born e.live and
had died from exposure. Mo clue to the
guilty mother bas as yet been found.
On Friday last the daily papers con
tained the announcement of the fact that
President Cleveland had on Thnrsdav ap
pointed James G. Flasson as postmaster of
Eber.sburg via Edward James, suspended,
and nn Monday we received official notifica
tion of the fact. We have not as yet re
ceceived onr comanis-tlon, bnt expect to in a
short time, when we will take charge of the
office and hope we will prove to he an
efficient and obliging P. M. We return our
thanks to the numerous congratulations of
our friends and, especially to our brother
chips of the craft for their very Mattering
notices.
The first orphan chickens that ever
made their apperrance in Ebensburg picked
their shells on Tuesday last in the cellar of
Sheriff (irifflth's residence. Mr. John T.
Oriftih, of Kane, who is proprietor and
manufactuier of a patent incubator, set up
one of hie machines about three weeks ago,
and on Tuesday last the more progressive
chickens made their ex it from the shell, fol
lowed by the balance of the brood on Wed
nesday. We understand Mr. Isaac Davis
has purchased the machine, and persons
wishing spring chickens can have them
batched to order by calllnR on Mr. Divis
Fits All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline'?
(ireat rve Restorer. No fits aftr firv.
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and
f2oo trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
Dr. Klme, Tit Arch St., Pi.i' 1 1 ,
An Isgeviofb Clock. The Everett
Pre says there is in the vicit Ity of Wood
bury, Bedford countv, a young man noted ;
for his mechanical talent and skill, who is I
working at a wonderful clock, which, when J
complete, will, that paper believes, eclipse j
anything ever produced in th clock line, '
not excepting the famous Strasburg clock.
He bas been planning and working on this '
wonderful clock over five years and expects ;
to complete it in about a year. This im- j
mense time-piece when done will be twelve j
feet high by five feet wide and three and !
one half feet deep, built entirely of black
walnut wood. It is artistically designed,
and displays In its composition a grandeur
of proportion with it graceful mouldings
and delicate carved ornanierts. The ends
of the case will be ornamented with ex.
quisitely formed columns standing out in
fu'l relief, their bases resting on short ped
entals, and beautifully carved capitals, sup
porting an Indented frieze and entablature.
On the lower front is a circle of eleven dials,
with a large dial in the center, giving the
time at Washington. D C, in hours, min
utes and seconds, the wenth of the year,
the date of the month, thn week, the day of
the week, the four seasons of the year and
the changes of the moon. The remaining
eleven dials give the difference of time in
New Yortt, Chicago. San Francisco, jon
don, Paris, Pekin, Constantinople, Mel
bourne, Vienna, Cairo and St. Petersburg.
Among the many other curions features
more At a certain honr of the dav a figure
rpprfenfing William IT. Yanderhilt, the
great railroad kin?, arises from his chair,
holding a charter in his right hand, and in
turn all the great railroad kings of this
country slowly enter a door at his left, pass
and bow to him and enter a door to his
right and disappear. When your corres
pondent receives permission he will give
yonr readers full details of the workings of
this really wonderful masterpiece of art,
science and mechanicism combined.
it i invariable ror Diseases peculiar to
Women, and all who lead sedentary lives.
It does not injure the teeth, cause tacadaehe.or
produce const! nation ofArr lronmcdirirrdo.
It enriches arid purifies the blood, stimulates
the appetite. da the assimilation of food, re
lieves Heartburn and Belching, and strength
ens the muscles and nerves.
For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lac of
Enerjry. c., it has no equal.
sr- The penulne baa above trade mark and
crossed rad lines o wrapper. Take no other.
j.sirVr aaowa chimiciI CO, BiiTtaoaa,
ONE PERSON
Treasurer.
ONE PERSON for the office of Sheriff of
the Cnnnrv Cambria.
ONE PERSON for the office of Poor
Ilne Director for the county of Cambria.
TWO PERSONS for the office of Jury
Commissioners for the county of Cambria.
ONE PERSON f.r the office of Coroner
ef the county of Cambria.
I nlo hrrrhff mo hr known and fU notice,
that the iilace lor hoidlnit the aforesaid election
in the several wards, borouirhs. districts and
townships within said County are as follows, to
WThe F.lectors of the district composed or tha
township ot Allegheny to meet at Bradley's
. a I tnnnshln
The Electors of tbe district' composed ef the shall appoint one cl.rk, who shall be
. .ki., &riTTi to meet at the house Ol mo I voivr ru'-n uir.mv.
in Aaamnurn
ACT Or .JAXTTAItT S9, 1R4.
Sitn. 4. Th all elections held hereafter under
the laws of this fomm on wealth, tbe polls shall be
opened at seven o'clock, a. m., and close at seven
o'clock, p. m.
Sao. 7. Whenever there shall he a vacancy In
an election board on tbe momtntr of the election,
s.ild vacancy shall be filled m conformity with
existing laws.
The Act ef Assembly, entitled. "An Act relat
ing: to the elections of this t:omtnonwea!t) "passed
July 2. 1"6. provides as follows, to wit.:
That the Inspectors and indires shall meet at
the respective places appointed for h ildlng the
electlocs In the district to whl-h they respective
ly belonir. before seven a'clock tn the momlna; of
I Tuesday. November 4. and each satd Inspector
quaunea
BOTTOM IS REACHED AT LAST
:o:-
I Have Now in Store the Tr-rst
Stock of Hardware Ever OiTert'i
in the Country, all houaht at
Rock-Bottom Prices for Cash ami
all First-Class Goods. 1 lo Not
Buy or Keep in Stock Any Cheap
Job Lot or Auction Good. What
ever You Buy From me You Can
Rely on Being Worth the Money
You Pay for it. Owing to an Ad
vance 1 am Now Selling Many
v, i- t TVon T C,ir Renlace Them at. But I Sh.vl
Con?
PYEKHA
It the most virulent fi.rm of MoocJ-poisvin-roj?.
Loss speedily f:itl, but not less cer
tafaiT so, is the v"!M:itloii of the blood of
which the first svmjitoins j?re Pimples,
Sties, Itolls, and ( ntancmn Krup
tlons. When the taint of Scrofiilttfrives
warning of it presenee bysin-h : in Mentions,
no time shouM be ),,st in n-divr AYF.K'S
pARSAPARir.i.A. the only perfect and reli
able medicine for the piiiiikmiou of tha
blood.
SCROFULA
Is afr.nl eovriiiiii-.ti in tl;
out. all the iiru-hinery ft
will err.rticMe it front "th - i
vent its trii!imi-.Kn to
AYFR'S Stl'.SAi" :;!!. 1. 1.
.'ocil thftt rots
!;f. Nothinoj
.'in niel pre--'i'nriti
but
TliN t -repara
tion is alio the c.nly ( thn' v;!l cleanse,
the blood of ?; v.'Ui i:'l jini-on nti'l the
taint of 'i.n1i..i-t: I ii ,cac.. Impover
ished blow! i -."'j: ' f
A wreti-lieij coiuli; i- n ii'ilii-ite.l bv Pftllifl
8kin, Kiiu-cM V.v.icie, S!itterel
Nerves, ttil ?Ic't!tohoy. I's first
symptoms :n"! Wi-al. uc, languor,
Ilos .f Nc- n V'ori'f, nil. I Mental Ie-
.... . ...---i.-Wti- Vt TtTtlt
lrc-em -tit ! v srlt'i r from i'. The only meill-
In Mem oh.t of 51 rm. Philip Colin,
IHert Oct. 4. iaS3.
When she 'nasipfi across the waters
W the 'Lord nt stirelv with her?'
Di'l Tie not 'command th river'
That it 'ahonld not ovrfliw?'
Oivo IT pot t he 'ffrnce snfficlent".
And thp "strenBth hy flim perfected,'
Ard thp 'peace, as far sMoassine
All onr hearts can hope or know?
I,et onr sonls in this find comfort:
I,et. our mnrmnrines he silenced;
It the lonins for her presence,
Ro forever hti'shcd to rest.
Shall wp not most mpeklv pve her.
Thro the eates of death forever.
To th lrd who oiert to save her.
And who knoweth what i heat?
Known to TTim hp tiart so fa"hful.
And tbe hand, that evpr open,
(iave to all th help and comfort.
That a Christian woman should.
I,t ns elvc no empty praises.
But tho pravers slip rnmhlv asked for,
AnH hv wilk'nty in lier footsteps,
Kind in find onr only God.
M.'.r. M'D.
When in Ihe Wronar Channel
The hile wrpeks crievons Injury Ilpad
achps. constipation, rain in the liver and
stomach, jatiniltce, panspa ensue. A few
doses of Hoste'tPr's Stomach Bitters will
reform these evils and prevent further in
jury, If is a pleasant aperient, its action
upon the howpls heinjr unaccompanied hy
eriptnff. The liver is horh reenlafed and
stimulated hv it. ard ps it is very impolitic
to rtireird disorder of that orsran, which
thronirh neslect may culminate in dangerous
congestion and hepatic ahscess, the Bitters
shon'd he resorted to an early stage. Fail
ure to do this renders a contest with the
malady more protracted. Fever and aene,
rheumatism, kidney and hlndder trouhlea
are remedied hv this fine medicine, and the
increasine infirmities of aee mitipated by it.
It may he also nsed in eor.va'eccence with
advantage, as !t hastens the restoration of
vigor.
j.nrifyinT the hlod, en-
anl mvljroratea
Ayer's Oarsaparilla,
cm- tli.-it.
riches it v
the v.iij'..:
h:
itll 111 Y i!.liit ,
t ;n. Is
I'PFPAKKn HY
Ir. .1. C. Ayer & Co., Iowell, Ms
Sold by all Uruinrlsts : Price 1;
bix bottles for Z.
of the
bonse
Any man or woman making less than $40
wppklv stinnM trv nur Ansv mnnpv-malrinf I Krown, deceased
J J ; 7. In the matter of
nusinpss. ws warn aeenis ror onr cele
brated Madame Pan Spinal Supportine
Corsets; also, onr Spinal Supporter, Shonl
dei Bracp, and Abdominal Protector Com
bined (for Men and Boys). No experience
required. Four orders per day give the
Aeent f 150 monthly. Our AcenU report
fonr to twenty eales daily, fci outfit free.
Send at once for fiill particnlars. State sex.
Kewis Schikt.k Co., 390 Broadway, N. Y
REMOVAL!
-)o(-
Alfred E. Goetz,
-)o(
Altoon's Leading Merchant Tail
or, Has Removed to Much
Larger and more Commo
dious Quarters.
-)o(
TWO SQUARES ABOVE HIS
old stand to
No. 1511 Eleventh Avenue,
-jot-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,
-)o(-
11th Avenue, Near 16th St.
ALTOONA, PA.
Orphsnt' Court A rex men t I.lwt.
1. In the tnstte.-nt theciiatlon to the F.xeca
torfnt Hcnrr Walter.", rtpceaseil
2. fn the mutter ot the petition of Catharine
Myers for rulo to how ranse whv a rust ion
shonM not insiie to the Execntnm "of Christina
Mvers anil others. Kute to thiw caane frrsnted
; why a citation rhonld not lsuo returanble al next
j Argument ti'Urf.
I S. In the matter nt tho Knle on Thtniel Fltr
I patrick. Administrator of iMirhsel loohey, de
I coKfeil, to show cause why sale should not he set
I aside.
4. In the matter of the repe-rt of Alvln Kvanc
Eq.. miklni ditrihution of the funds In the
hind-' ot the Administrator of John Thompson,
deceased.
5. In the matter cf the report of Alvin Evans,
Ksrj.. Auditor. nikint( d istrihution or the funds
in the hands ol the Administrator ot Oeorre
W'ehn. decens9d.
C. In the matter of the Knle uranted to show
cause why an order of sale should not lsie for the
raymont of dehts In the estate of Sarah H:innah
the nctltion of .Tohn H
Hfll. Administrator iff honit non mm trttamentm
annrro of Richard Anderson, deceased, for an
order to sell real estate lor maintenaaco of widow.
Register's Office t JOHN II. BROWN.
Eb'a; Oct. 8, 1885. S VlerM.
QRIMIANS1 COURT SALE 1
By virtue of an order or the Orphans' i'o
Cambria eonnty, the undersirned will exp
Bfever ftls-e I'p.
If you are entTcrlne with low and de
pressed spirits, lov of appetite, ceperai de
bility, disotdered hloo1, weak constitution,
headache, or any dioease of a bilious nature,
hy all mean procure a bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; yon
will be inspired with new life; streneth and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth yon will rejoice in tt.e
praise of Electric Hitters. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by E. Jumps.
ourt of
exnose to
sale at public vendue or ouf ry on the premises on
.-iiiiuiiuT, m Din nay 01 I iciooer. A II.. lBn
at one o'clock P. M .. the following; described real
estate of which Michael C. Bradley died seized.
10 wii.:
Two lots of (rronad situate irt the borouirh
Illly. county of Cambria, fronting on a street
and extending back to an alley adjntnlnir lot of
John Bndley on the nor'.heast and school onse
lot on the southwest, having thereon erected
two storv plank house ai.d plank stable.
TERMS OF SAJ-Er-Ten percent, of the pur
chase maney to be paid on the day of sale, one
third ol the balance on confirmation of sale, and
the remainder In two annual payments with in
terest to be secured by the mortgage and judg
ment bonds of the pun-ha-fr
3' MK'HAEI. BRAM.EY.
Executor.
Tlnnmln
The Electors of tne district comimpen ni inn ;
township ot Barr to meet at School House No. 11, ,
In said township. ,
The Electors of the district composed of the .
township of Blacklick to meet at the house of
Abraro Makio. deceased. In said township. ;
The Electors ot the district composed of the
township ofCamhrla to meet at the townsnip ,
school house in Ehensbura horooarh.
The Electors of the district composed of the
borouirh ol Cambria to meet as follows: First
ward, at the school honse in said ward: Second
ward, in the borouifh lock-up in said ward.
Ttie Electors of the district composed of the
township of Carroll to meet at the school house
In C.irrolltown borough.
Tne Electors of the district composed of the
boroiiarh of Carrolltown to meet at the school
honse In said borona-h.
The Electors ot tne district composed of the
township of chest to meet at School House No.
P In satd township.
The Electors ot the district composed ofthe bor
ouirh ot t 'hest Springs to meet at the houso of
Jsciib Wairner in said boromh.
The Electors ot the district composed of the
township ot Clearttld to meet at School House
No. a. adjoininu the village ot St. Auguttlnc, In
said township.
The Electors of the district composed of the
township ol Conemausch to meet at the school
house st Sineer's In said township.
The Electors of the district composed of the
boroiixb of Ccnemankh to meet as follows:
First ward, st the house of Heter Maltz'e, in said
Frist ward: Second ward, at the house ot John
Snrtznisn,-hisald Second ward.
The Electors ot the district composed of the
boro. Kh ot Coopersdate to meet at the school
house in said horeua-h.
The Electors of the district composed of the
, . hhe El,ec.Vrat. BeV" virnlana- scnool
oo e. in Skid township.
The Electors ot the district composed cf the
borough ot Esst Oonnmaufrh to meet at the school
house in said borouRh.
The Electors of tb district composed of tha
boron,, 0t Ebenshnnr to meet as follows- Eat
! r" at the office of Kieham tones, jr.. in
i wJd: West ward, at Ceuncil Room, in said ward,
i ne Electors of the district composed of tne
i townshin of Elder to meet at Ihe school hoase In
I th vlllsa-e rf St. Boniiace. :n saio iownnip
i Tbe Electors of the fltstrici coiuposvu
I boro-ig-h of Franklin to meet at the school
r i i i w
1 Tlie Electors ef the district composed of the
township of (raltitTln to meet at school honse No.
a. known as Mountain school house, in said town-
i The Elector? of tha district composed of the
borona-h of nal'ttzlri to meet at the school honse
j In said horonrh.
' Th Electors of the district compased of the hor
i ooeh ot (Jrnhbtown to met st the pnhltc school
' honse in satd borouorb.
The Electors ot the district composed of the
; township of Jackson to meet at the honse of
j Henrv Ksaer in sstd townh1p.
i The Electors of the district composed or the
' berotieh of .lohntown to meet as follows: First
i ward, at Room No. 2. In ths new school bnildinc:
on Market street. In said ward: Second wa d. at
the office of .1. S Strsver. Esq .on Market street,
i In anld Third ward at the house of John
; Brady, on Franklin street, in said ward: Fonrth
I wird. at the school house In satd ward: Fifth
'. ward, at the hone of Aninst Weleand. In said
ward-Sixth ward at the Johnstown pottery. In
' said ward Seventh ward at the office of Samuel
W. Miller. Esq.. In sld ward.
The Electors of the district eomnoed of the
1 boronah of I.lltv's to meet at the ichool house. In
sl'l horouich
The F'ecfora of the district composed ofthe bor
: otieh of Iiretto to meet tn the school house In
, said borouifh.
The Electors ef the district composed ofthe
! township of Mnnster. to meet, at the warehouse
' of Atiirntine Purb'n. dceased. In the village of
' Monster in said town -Mn.
The Electors of the dtstrlct comroed of the
horonrh of Miilvllle to meet as follows: First
; ward, at the lock nr : Second ward, at. the hose
carrtas-e house. In said ward.
The Electors of the district composed of the
' boronsh of Prospect to meet In the school house
. In aid orouirh.
The Electors of the district eomposed ef the
1 township of Portaee. to meet at the school house
. near the vlltare ot Porfare.
! The El'ctoTsnf the district composed of tha
township of Reade to met in th tin short of
Ahraham Cornelius In the village of Olasrow In
ssld townhip.
Tbe Electors or the district composed of the
: township of Richland to meat at he house ef Jo-
; seoh Cls. In fald town'hlp.
j The Electors of the district composed of the
I townshin of Stonvereetc to meet at Jacoby's school
j honse. in said township.
; The Electors of the district composed cf the
; tewnh1p of Snmmerhill tn raeet st Snmmerhill
; school houe. in the borough of W II more.
The Electors of the district composed of the
township of Snoquehanna to meet st the house
of Michael Piatt 1" said town'hip.
The Electors of the district composed of the
township of Tavlor to meet as follows: East
! Tsylor to meet at the schm.l honse nesr Hea
j drick's. tn said towhhtrt; West Tsvlor to meet
i at the honse of Jonas Blonchs in said township.
! The Electors of the district composed of the
I borons-h of Tnnnelhlll to meet at the school
' hone i" SJid borouifh.
I T he Electers of the district eomposed of the
j boronvrh of Woodvaie'to raeet at the new school
I honse In said borouirh.
I The Electors of the district composed of the
l borone-h ot Wilmore to meet at council chamber,
i In said borouah.
I The F.lectors of the district composed of the
' township of Washinirton to meet at the school
: honse at the foot of Plane . In the borough ot
I I.Mty.
I The Electors of thet district composed ofthe
! township of White to meet at the small store
: hone of .lehn fl. dates. In said tnwn'hto-
The Elector-of the district composed ef the
, township of Yoder to meet as follows; First dl
j vision, at School Honse Eo 3. in said township:
Second dlvisl in. at Beam's school house, tn said
j township.
R Fit CI A ATTKXTieX.
rvc. i. r.very msie c'M7n tweotv one rears
of nrf. possc'slna the followjnir qoatlftcatlons
, . i,,. pii; it iii in vote at an elections:
! Mrf-Hs shell have heen a citiren of tbe
united rt ates at least one month.
Second He sha II have resided tn the State one
year (or If having previously been a nnaltfleri
of! 'lector or native horn ttlttzen" of the State, he
In case the person who shsll have received the
second hiahest number ol votes for tnspector
shall not attend on the dav of ae election, then
the person who shall have received the next
hlirhest number of votes lor pids-e the next pre
ceding election shall act as Inspector in his place.
And In case the person who shall have received
the hiahest numbervif votes for Inspector shall
pot attend, tho person elected jndire shall ap
point an Inspector in hts place. And In cae the
person ele- ted judsre shall not attend, then the
inspector who shall have received the highest
number of v:tos for Inspector shall appclnt a
judire In his place, and If any vacancy shall con
tinue in the hoard for the spae of one hour after
the time fixed by the law fur the opeplng ot the
election, the qualifld voters of the townhlp.ward
or district fur which such officers have been
elected shall elect, some of their number to fill
the vacancy. !
TTTE JtrOTiE OFTOn.VO.
The attention ot all qualified voters Is directed
to the following Act of Assembly regulating tha
mode of voting In this Commonwealth:
CHASOIIS TH 1 MODS OF VOT1 SO.
Alt Act reifulstinar the mode ol voting at all
the elections in tbe several connttes of the
Commonwealth, approved March 30. 18?9:
Sbo. 1. Pc it cjinctof by th' Settfe anrf ffotnf
of Rrprrientatirrt ofthe t'ornmonirralth of Prnn
tylfmia in fieneral A fmbly met . and it t hereby
ennrted by the authority of the tame. That the
qualified voters of the several counties r,f this
Commonwealth, at the general, township, bor
ongh. or special elections, are hereby authorized
and required to vote the tickets printed or writ
ten. fr partly printed or partly written, severally
classified as follows: One tickets shall embrace
! the narces of all Judges of Courts to he voted tor,
, and bo laheled outlsde Judiciary:" one ticket
tffr Wirmhrace the names of all State officers voted
brace the names ora'fr;.'ne ticket shall etn-
; and he labeled "County:" one ticket shall em
' brace the names ef all township officers votM
for. and be labeled "Township:" one iteket shall
. embrve the names of all borouirh office- voted
for. and be labeled "Borouirh: and each class
, shall be deposited in a separate ballot-box.
Oivais under my hand, at my office in Ebensburg,
this third day of October, In the vear of our
Ird one thousand eight hundred and eirhty-
; four, and the Independence of the T'nlted States
ef America the one hundred and ten.
T. A. 1.1'THER, Sherl.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. Oct. 10, 1S84 -4t.
tinue to Sell at bottom Prices, until I am Conipollc.l to Ro-?tock
up. Whon You Want a Cooking or a lli'utin- Move, im Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Trunks an-1 Farming Implements, Call
and See my Price?, I am Not Uuntlersol.l.
G HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Angust 14, 1S85.
Rubber
UHUNITY from ANNOYANCE
BOOTS
WITH
DOUBLE THICK
BALL.
Ordinary Rubber Boots
a! wavs wear it first on
the ball. TheCAMU.K
Boots are dcniUe thiek
on the ball, aud giva
DOUBLE WEAR.
ifnet economical Rubber
Boot in the markn.
Lasts longer than auy
other boot and the
FEICE SO HICDER.
Call and ex
amine tbe
goods.
V
in V VI i, Sfc'ie ' J
r iun ni.c a i
CHILDS & CO.,
H.
MII1MJSAI.E AlilMS
riTTsi;uiu;
Ebensburg, Sept. 11, '.".
l'A.
; Sheriffs Sales.
! lWn,,,f l",n'1ry rifs or Fieri Faclns afll
I Alias Fieri Facias Issned out cl the Court
j of Common l'lea. of Cambria county. Tn.. and
, to me directed there wit be exposed to tinoltc
i sale at the MANSION HOVSE Johnstown,
i I'a. , on
l Wednesidiiy, October 21, ISS,
at 10 o'etoek A. M ., to wtt :
All the rlKht title and Interest of Michael Ml".-
, ler and John Shields Miller of In and to all that
cV. fa n piece or parcel f land sftnate In Jackson
townhip. Cambria countv. Pa . adioining lands
ot Eliss Kam on the east; Hinck'ton Run and
lanris of laac rtose o the south; Cnrne'lns Hunt
and Abraham Varner on the west: W. W. Hams
' and Abraham Varner oo the north: containing
101 acres, more or less about 50 acres of which
are cleared, havtnir thereon erected s 2-stirv
. dwelling hoii.e. 1 plank staole. 1 grist rutll and
; other ottthoildlnrs, now tn the occupancy of
Samuel Kates and Iewis tsea-er. Taken In ex
ecution and to be sold at the suit of Jos. J.
! Mlshler.
Also All the rlirht title and fnterestof Samuel
! Bates of In and to all that certain piece or parcel
of land situate In Jackson township. Cambria
, county. Pa., adioinlns: lands ot Eliss Ream an
the east. Hinckston Hun and lands of Iasc
R ise on the south: Cornelins Hunt and Abraham
, Varner on the west; W . V. Harris and Abraham
Varner on the north: containing 100 acres, more
f r les. nhnut .V) scrs of which are cleared, hav
ing therein erected a 1 story dwelling hoase,
plank stable, grist mill and oiitbuildlnirs. now in
i the oce-ipanay of Samuel Bates afd Iewis St-eer
I Taken in execution and to be sold st the suit ot
j H. Julius Klingler.
i TEKMS OF SALE One-third of the pnr-
chase money to be paid when the property Is
I knocked down and the remaining two-thirds at
the copprmation of the deed.
, Sheriff's Office. Eh'g. Pa.. I. A. Lt'THER.
j S ptember Wa. Sheriff.
Arcnment Cenrt Mat .
' Anderson vs. Nitley.
i Com. vs Ctmk.
Condran vs. Wharton.
. Bearer vs. (lanntner.
I Skees vs. Larimer.
Thomas vs. Kade.
Iaterhv vs. liiups (t Lloyd.
lten-ele vs. Waitne-.
j Varner vs. Varner.
I Enrabauh vs. Brackea.
i Zolner vs. Bche.
Admr's of Oeo. Orris vs. Webb.
' Miller fc Buker vs. Lantzy.
I Hughes vs. Rodgars.
I Fitzpatrlck vs. :iark.
J Johnston vs. Trexler. .
Shoffar vs. Pickworth.
Boro. of Coopersdale vs. Lower Yoder twp.
Cunninirham et al vs. Weakhind et al.
Exceptions to distribution of Auditor of fund
arising from sale of property of It. IV. Kallengee.
Exceptions to distribution of Auditor of tund
arising Irom sale of property of Jamen Kelly.
Exceptions to distribution of Auditor f" tund
arising from sale et property ot J. C. Berkey.
Exceptions to openinir road in Clearfield town
shi No. 4 Sept. Sess. iBt-t. R. D.
Exceptions to report of viewers ot road In
Clearfield township No. 8 Sept. Sess. ISM. K.K.
Exceptions to report of viewers and to report ot
r-vie ers of road in Summerhlll tewuship
No. 10 Sept. Sess. 1M4, R. I.
Prothonotary's Office. ) H. A. SHOEMAKER,
Eb'g Oct. 5, 1185. Protkonotary.
r PaLOsL 30th, 1833. i J
PITTSBURC,
Wv. A. li Khl!o .
s. ol B--ard ol Trustee'.
ntil Nlaith it .
PA.
J . V. A sprirws
i'rv
The IarP5t. TVIoct Ttio-nuvl'i. Priirrl unl Sor-ce-?ful
t 'iii-jierci t t Cilee n. Unit h Tmititnic
Schwl in I'eiinHy I v n t:. M 3 St ui1tnl f l.ict jw.
K ten ant H-i i Ui i Die?. I- ir."t-nasrt Ki, tJ iprornt". '2.'
Inlructors. 15 J-srifP ilalls hthI Kfrtt at it.:i
Kooin?. trrcMpinir nu hTfa of avpr 0(K0 q l-'i.
Copir-i ot tlif fct.et f.)or !Vntnnn.hlp 1n the
State niailrvi f.'ce vrnli lnnttvHk of N-h 1 upoc
rpp' ic;i tti-n t
Hahmun !. Williams, ,1a-. Claik Williams.
A.M.
Stale Normal Scliool,
INDIANA. PA.
Will oiipd fnr Hip tifw p;tr,
Monday. September 7, 1885.
Tnis isii tluircufrh I'rofesstotial St-lnt.i
for te;ietior. presr.t inp,
4 oil care ITrpariiorj lieparlm.nt
ylnalcstl llrpartmrnt,
foninirrrlal lrpartm'nt.
Tf b stirp of a fom it s?ion!ft b or
derfd early.
For fvirt inilsra or f-tlnju". ad
dress. 4t
L. m. DURLINC, A. M Prln.
Matte ontv of trie fnei-. t
itrof ! Tor x i - ii
Every pood V. i,
ftited, and consv t 1. .
TIONED airainst
these Chirrmeya : :
POORGLASS. : -t
label la on each ch.1 rr.
Th Pearl Top Is alw
bright Glas."
GEO. A.AGBfTTH&w3w
Pttthnrgn I.c-.d Cl.as- Works.
FOB SALE BY DEALERS.
of
-
I : !
AGENTS WANTED OToi
k:SPY OFTHE REBCLLION."
Sow selling bTtbi',l "4.nts' N r-nr-'pv-tf-Xxn.
tn!T txvk of ir Yni Tii 5P Y " rrrelf
nimny pm-tt rf t- vvir n-vr h-lT fiiM1rt'V A
irrsptiic c-iir;t of th rnri;r' y to vhmnm
Lincoln. Inl"iT v-tipr-"Drc o nir 3 tT ax.
Sriw in th ItU'-l C aiiwI: 1:ir brn,c tirmTry
f'iVy fnnnil m ti? rv 1 Fkrtrb- Th
SpyM i mot th-ilMr-e rr fcook
Tfr pnbliD vr"..r-l ly In !rv
IT"-- anil A- .:t f-f' i::iorii In A larKC
in '-"-"k. t-h pit fa iiliit mi- r
irACENTS VV AN THO!
AOFNTS! - s i. c- -he-..
OtT""' lun.trr 4 i" -i s'! ' i . M 1 1 T f - -r t-cru 'e
bara b--n r----M-i " li.e mtiij a---i.'S mfaa
fcnveaM from t- , t a-..- rrj., .
a-Tlio "fci"?"' is toii crly V- our
A trft-i la, anil csri tn? ie founH in t-ikstea.
S")ls to merchant, f-mers. m-hsnica and m. y
N'. Abolu-ely tt mf-rt f-oir r. m-U rr
l-n-vi ! We vr tic arentin everv rsnd Anry
l-rt In evry t.-tsrrship and rnnty li th r.lV
P r :U r.arfl-i:l"Ts ap-1 l-H,f te enemta a-llreaa
O. V HI.irrt -N h O.. Kot llsbera. hew Xotk.
1 '
A vi
t.'te
seres. 1
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lan.ls i I i .'
I 30 acr-s -ic. -!
eturv 'ra it-.f 1:
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1 l-n1 If ;rnl-ri.
1 'r-.stn nt '
j rtlB liironiili
1 terms cs il -n t:
St
ce 01 "iiTvt r .ntm :rit n''"Ut IT
er -1 l. S'ta towr rl. i s wh tha
rut.ttiKK '1 r nth it. rtji-lntn;
tn: I'.-kii and ."Xlitrfin 1"' t. ithont
j 1. 1 i. u t h i-rt-nM .-rei-t.-t s t wa-
: 1 ti. I a - ancn is wet i -rnSerad
k . .k s i .I ! I r nttiit. IDS)
rt w ' c i' an'l it' n re. The
(-lpurt tn ( jiil. now t-eltta built
tins l--.!iil. fr'cr i'ir'tciilrs and
ad.lra-s
M ATI H IAS KtSEFK.
tt-ke.
t'srrt.r s f ... Pa
CNCINES, VIQR A TORS.
TMRESHINC MACHIEES.
uCRAIN DRILLS, cider mills i
arrai.te.l the best firkin .lr lis: the ecle- ' l U l( l L'VI IV A ( A . M V
l'eniisl-.-ani. tne..nly ertect force Ieel I lj 1 1 1 1.1 W it aViUlJll
the "
'anenshnrc. Pa., !' nii!e- tr-in I'tttsSnrw
F r both rritf It teachers. I li T' tth fnstroa-
shall have removed therefrom and rerijroc.l .with
tnsiironnins immediately precedina the ptee.
tion.
Third He shall have resided in the election dis
trict where he shall ofler to vte at lesst two
months Immediately preceding the election.
fonrfft- If twontv-nna yrs ofsre. orttrward.
ho shall hsve nutd within two vears a State or
county tax. which shall have "been assei..d at
least two months and paid at least one month be
fore the election.
Stv. 4. All elections bv tho elfirens shall be bv
bollot. Evcrv ballot votrd shall be numbered In
orner in wntcn it "tin'i he received. an1 tbe nnm
Per recorried hv 'ho oloetlon
A live sch'Hil. tnipartinii: a practical business
education : enHblinir younm men to enter iion
toe active ittttie" of Itte. For circulars address
I-. DUFF k SONS. ISept.25.-2m.
.hate ai tachtnent in ti!"e. t 'nter .lulls; the
elehritcd Atneru-nn ii'hI voooir American.
IOiOMIII.I FHS llY PKt'ASKS mi.l
T.4?IKn I vll'l.l sri pfn-ralv.
St-nd t"r catM'oir" A. BtRt IUR,
Pennsvlvsnla Aif ricn Iturnl W nrk. oi K I'a
officers on the list
XT' A KM FOR SALE. The Sllbscribpr 1 ' n'crs o,.po.tte the name of the elector who
at . . . - ' presents tne nanor. Anv elect.
win ren i. private sale at a reasonable
With Hanover's Tajlor System you cn cut
lre-s-s to ht. without oral instructions. Itreis
makrs prxnonnce it perfect. I'rc- tor System
Book and Double Trsrin VI heel. Jfl.oO.
TO INTRODUCE
A Svsterc Hook and Wheel will besent on receipt
ol f 1,00. Addre-s
JOHM C HAOTKR, Cincinnati, O.
LORETTO HOUSE,
CFttriiiorlv known a th Myers llnusp)
LO'vETTO. ( AMiUJlA rorNTY, l'A.,
W. It . I'ltrXMt, Irprlir-.
JTS.iin;i't' l!"-nt for Sslo-rrfn nJ Rood
Staliitnu tor li"i-fs. I-TlCltM MOD
ERATE. Et'ensbarif. Sept. 'Jo. 1SS5
tion In t iasi-m At. :.. rt i "
Noiiwal An Mi skal I "I rP
trertiin ari.l Mnnsr ltiiu..
pared for Sophomore ve.ir in
Inlllen, fIO to l
2 I. Ei-r cstalosue ii. --rtnati
v. y. hkii ri: t VAi..
.ttity . '4t.
. Sf irlTms,
als., French,
-todents pra.
anv ccllewa.
t term ftfifni Rapt.
n address Rv.
nmr.7sr.Ai,.
BKCK-IJAKEK MarriPrl. t th Cath
olic, clinrch In St. Boniface, bv the Rev.
Father Msxr.nllinn, on Tuesday, October
r,th, ixt, Mr. Frederick r,ck to Catharine
litter, boftt nf F'-lcr township.
price and on easy terms, his farm In Jacken
townsnip, t,amhria conn ty. adinlntns; the villaire
of Falrvlew, containing; ion acres, about 85 acres
of which are cleared, havinst thereon erected a
ante frame house well finished, painted and
plastered and a larg-e tra-ne barn. The farm has
s lane orchard ot well-selected fruit trees. Is
well watered and Is in a hlh stata of cultivation.
For further In tor mutton call on the subscriber at
20 Washington street. Johnstown, Pa.
WIU.IAJI THOMAS,
r.ticnsh'.tr, f ct. 1. s.-,;i.
presents tne nanot. Any electors mav write hts
name upon the ltcket. of cause his name to be
written thereon and attted bv a clttren of the
district. The election officers shall be sworn or
affl -med not to disclose how anv e.ector shall
have voted unless required so do so as a witness
in a judicial proceedine.
?'. 5. Electors shall in all esses except trea
son, felonv. and breach of snroty ofthe peace, be
privileged from arrest dartnir thetr attendance on
elections and in amine foand returning therefrom.
Sko. . Whenever any of'fhe qualified electors
of title Commonwealth shnll be In s-flve tnilttorv
si rrtce, under a re.niltion fromt he President, ot
OTICE. Tn tbe Orphans' Court of
Conntv of t.ambTla. To the netrs and
leiral repref entatives ol John Sw t. deceased.
JnicTisJti: You are he eby cited to be and
appear belore the Judire of the Orphans Court,
to be held In Ebensburir. on the first Mondav of
IK-cember next, then and there to accent or re
fuse to take the real estate ot John Sway, de
ceased, at the appraised valuation put upon It
by an Inquest duly awarded by the said court, or
show wby the semn should not be soln.
r A. l.l'THEK.
f-h-tirr.
Important to Canrassrrs.
WATt'Tl O- 1-lvs Cnvsrs in everv v.nnt
in the t'nlted States in sell FOVSPA I EN 1' K E
VEKS1UI.E SAIt IKON, b.en combines two
Snd Irons, Polisher. Fluter. Ac . one in n dole
the work ! an ent ire set ol ordiimr Iron. t
se!f-healP!t bv ifHS or s'ci.bol limp. KOI.N
AW.r ITH ilT I4IT. Jlr Tar. Price
moderate. A liraeand latiij lm-"me insured
t o r:tnvn-sers. A tttrcs, l.r circ-'-.tar-:. . ,
I't'N M) IK.N 1 1 . r . 1.V...K' St , N. .
FARIV1 LOANS
7 '.ii,' fvr rent. by llRsiT
yiilKUi .. lntere-ot lo I n a rln aafa
. l,ntlKNltM lt.M.. laierest
Pavnldr Srnii . A n nr I la , offi-e ..r bank
it u..'rt ir '-.-. 13 s rsrs' risrteare. a4
hollar
v -n a- t-
f rr 1 oat
tir-l ' r-t . r-.-iti- E'Vi-t
and nna hhj 1 "t iudin.
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cu-t'rpey.
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