jf amljriii frmnnn.
EBE3IBCK. PA.
0ID AY. FEB. 12, 1886.
7oCAL AXD PERSONAL.
GABLE .& CO.'S GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF GOODS FROM ALITdEPARTMENTS !
Srr'
There atul the Other Place.
, un trailing- for the spring-time
'rJ n maiden through tier nose.
-.1 rvi't let Walter kiss me
Vitt-mt brother eoe and blows.
.v wsrm and balmv syring-tiroe.
r-K.n the l.umMe-t 1o hum,
cln meet within Mie wood let
" H-vum-vum-y u m :
REDUCED AFTER STOCK-TAKING IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
62 l-2c. Dress Goods reduced to 35c. per yard. 87 l-2c. and SI Dress Goods reduced to 50c. per yard. 50c. Dress Goods reduced to 25c. per yard. 25c.
uoods reduced to 12 l-2c. per yard. $6 All-Wool 1 1-4 White Blankets reduced to $5. Gloves reduced to a low figure. Coats for Ladies and Children
reduced below cost. Underwear at greatly reduced prices. Look out for our Great Sale of Muslin next week. Our Sale of New Edgings
and Insertions has commenced, and our customers tell us they never saw such value in TIamburgs as is now being offered
at the Great, Popular and One-Price Store at 1402 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa.,
WILLIAM F. GABLE & CO., 1402 ELEVENTH AVE., ALTOONA.
Dresi
e
,7,, .U
sutnlAV is Valentine day.
entines go to the Sugar Herwl.
Kir-d of canned Roods f to the
k
i fast dMappesTlnR,
v-ere will ht nothing but mad.
and
f.,.r,enl CT.a of Rhode Island, savs :
Hunts Remed-v to my house;
Ter,t heartache and Ktaney troubles.
,.!) Hurra, of Reade township, were
t i e yi"itors io our tjmu un a uesaay
ii-
J1
tr,iay la-t F.lwnad Gordon wm
. . J I. A I .."- I
..,,:!. tn ah charge., "un luuiucmm im was burned to death
, nr-t.,in or writes, was maae in mru
Fi.tEMAN.
jt i... Oitman, rrf this place will ell
hon-ehold goods and furniture at
tf"w.ii.v on I.loyfi street, on Satwr&ay
",-1 0'r V,-k in the afternoon.
d- tirrm r.f purchasing a defilra-
HlVe in tin's pi-icr- win un wvtii m
a.iv-Tti-ien-.ent of Mr. B. G. "Wll-
-Fortfee beat and freshest groceries go to
the Qair Bowl.
TV times are now nnrnaebi .
I the yocntt man entp the maple sugar
tor bis girl.
i
1 rnlsmonarv mnir - . n . ..
, prearhed to the primers at the rri.
5V morning last, mrj In the afternwnn -,L-lted
the almsho. where he also preached
; He bad been here twelve Tears ago on the
! wme mission. He was well pleaded with
ithe management -of both Institutions, and
-foynd them both in good condition, compar
ing favorably with other institutions of the
i kind throughout the State.
. -An Infant daughter of John TIensey at
; l.arre Iron "Works. TTnntinflr.
On Monfi thrnnnti
the carelessness of Its mother. She placed
the child on -a high chair near the cooking
stove and leaving It there went out to visit
a neiehhor. 'On
An
JIM IIAF.I
F'xplMallii
or ins
Dliappraranre
M j sterlona
IwtfestlKK Items IrnM irar
KmUbcaotrrn ( onnti l.lnr.
Onr
rrom ttM Johnstown Tribune: "About'
two vears ago there was conf iderable stir
caused m the northern portion of this coon
ty over the sudden and unexplained disap
pearance of Michael Oooner. of the well
known Chest Sprines firm of Cooper &
Mellon, manfactnrers of lumher and enin
gles. The firm broke hp and Cooper took
to drinking and It was thoueht by his imme
diate friends at the time that his mind was
affef.ted, as he acted verv strangely. When
he disappeared some thought he had com
mitted snlclde.
Nothing waa heard from the missinff man
nntll about two weeks ago, when a prisonfT
In thp Weatern TVnitentiarv. namd Piatt,
wrote to Cooper's friends t Chest Sprines,
statins that Coooer wa In the lntitntion
hi
,,r M Ri.ld'e. of the East. 'Ward.
ivturi'-Hi ti"nie after an absenee of sev
T,in ,i ;n PtilMdelphia. George thinks,
'. -v t evr o hin.ibi". there i9no place like
M.i'tie. dansnier or uarnain Kon
rnr. of Johnstown, died at3 o'clock
l.Hj- x-t at the family residence.
vi-r,l ieen ill fr eometime with
j..,nsrv truVibles.
.;. u reported that Jude Ilarry White,
nii, an i hi brother, A. "M. White,
.:'-, ti.e;r tronnies anl mat ine civil
injjnal :aes broueht agflinst Judge
nv? I'i'eri wl'Mrawn.
v.ttl.e l-t slaiahing party to take
aC'1 r tfl sleighing, visited this
. nn Wednesday from Johnstown, and
jtip at ttie t'air House. The next party
"oir1 on wheels or wait "for another
r. '
Tt k -i: 1 ttat the Pennsylvania Rail
nic,!siv will begin work on the ex
;ri nf t';!- F.henfhurg A Oesson rail
ri 'Wi tt e Blaeklick as soon as the
It i to be boned the rumor
( p-n? c. irrcft.
v i-,-r y V'uU, of the order of Chari
t iia;v ,l,.hn's Convent, in Altoona,
vM'.:r.iav n'orninc )at, in the 27 year of
In world the deceased was
i- wn a Annie Ruffner. and her home
f','a-'-vi!!e, where her parents reside.
-Mr. Tr-orna Pumphy, of Clearfield
-w-'- p is ImiMiiiL' a new I'otel at Swire's
an t.iwns"iip. on the line of the
Coa'p'rt railroad. A new town
I.. imiif at that point, and the
i :V:rs applioation for a post-
later she found that It bad fallen against 1'" ,,,n'r-'n-,w. Aam Rudolph. Immerti- j
mill lis "lornintr was fast burning I n. uumi-,
lt lingered several hours in i 10 lnfl penitennary to moK no
I the matter, and he found Mr. Cooper
in the institwtion. suffering ereatly 7rom
Giasiiow, Peb. 10. '86.
Dear Ereeman : After a lapse of time
I aenio take up the duties oT scribe.
The present condition " the weather is
more springlike, and shows rhat sudden and
abrupt changes our mountainous regions
are !Kbject to.
But a few days aco an -intensely gloomy
winVr scene, with a falling thermometer
away up in the "teens," was what our
weather schedule Indicated.
"But now an a 11 a pic tons skv, beautiful sun
sliin and fast melting -snow have succeed
ed, and betoken to the. Inhabitants of the
earth the remembrance of joyful spring,
which we see in out ideal fancy through the
lont dim vista of fhe'f .itare.
Mr. James Russ H. -who resided at New
Germany, a village in this township, died
I on last Sunday trwrrtiing, and lii remains
j were interred at the Cambiia Mills C-me-j
tery, near here, on last Tnedav. Mr. Rn-
sell had been in delicate health for a nnm
her of years, and bad been a vicrim to marry 1 sprins.
The following marmae licenses have been
issued by the Clerk t the Orphans' Court
within the last two weeks :
Hmtril Murray and Aunes 'rllno ISehey,
of Watiinif ton twp
THrid Aobfsy. Johnjtown, and Martha Jane
Ms!. mi. -oneujoih.
W!aly V. Swetlik, Michalma Hotien, Cambria
boronich.
Joiin I,ilty and Cecelia Brderick. Millrille.
i ihn A. ltevine and Kuna .lane Mahan,
Johnntown. .
"Win. A. McKee and Eli "ertniJo Totter,
Jehnstown.
4'harles Homes and Annie E. Rodders, Johns
ttnrn. Wm. A. Lester. Ooaeoauu;h, and Nannie
Kmer, Johnstown.
I Otto Frnnke, Iloydsvilte, and Annie iveiser,
i Con-muiih.
! Frank V. Perry and Matacie A. Piatt, Chest
; -Siirtnus
! Herhel J. James, Kani. ind Ltzile M. Jones.
1 EIenjliurT.
! Joseph K. IS'aKle and Annie Semels berjer, St.
I Bonilwe.
j SHmuel W Kuhns. Freeiiort, Pa., and Maud
' -Ian Alters. South Fo k.
! James Huher, t'arrolllown, and Annie Shero,
I Carroll twp.
John iU;(irane aaa Jinnie
in I-
V t!
i-.i r' p n
-1- V.i-r:
.'. r..l
1 :t n.w
oirkf!ars who recently broke
.i.i-ire of old man koblnson.
-r an I nearlv murdered the old
t i-i wife, were sentenced at
Monday last to niue years
eao!. in the Western Peni-
on
ths
iexion
1 use
car be had by
Parker's Tonls.
-A ia.o.th c
in-t a:V w.io
Fr d'mt r 'v r-i.'!ilnting the liver and kid
Miiji.l pi!r:fvi'ig the blood, there Is noth
h.j -gp.f f,c this Is the reason why it so
-. v ronovei pmpies ana giverj rotj
fen to rK r'-.fks.
'd-iv morning last Miss Clara
at the Horse Srvoe
K ttannincr Point, went Into a
: p are, and her clothing coming
'tj a hot stove, took fire, ana
i !'y hnrned that she died the
e was about sixteen rears of
-1 jr
t wi
from Its body.
agony
Fnrmrces Nos and 2 -of the Cambria
Iron Company, sltnatPd at nollldavshnr.
were banked un on Saturday morning, on
account Of the stock of coke beingexhanstprt.
The company is not now able to obtain a
fresh snpptv on account nf the proloneed
strike among the IIups In the Connsllsvilie
coke reclon. They will start up Just a sor.n
as coke can be supplied enfflclenl to rnn
them. The stopping of the furnaces throws
three hundred men out of employment.
The annnal Ebensbnrg Normal School
will again he held during the coming spring,
conducted by Conntv Sup'tStrayer and Mr!
J. W.Xeech. Alreaova number of teachers
hare
term
ror rtie teachers of the count to prepare
themselves for their work at much less ex
pense than elsewhere and has been very
larirelv attended during the past terms.
Look for the announcement nf the opening
of the school In our columns In a week or
two.
Tanks on the attic of the new court
house at Huntingdon were used to contain
a supply of water for the hnlldlng. and a
wooden pins whs put lno the end of a ,fp
to prevent, its escape. The greater pressnre
Since the pipes were connected with those
of the pew water wnrhp forced the ping out
and th watpr escaped with great force rln-
rine last Frldav pipht. The entire rear
part of the bmldinir is nturated f'om top to
bottom, and Is greatly dnniaeed. The rec- i
ords. being In fireproof and waterproof
vaults, were not Injured.
"The Cambria Iron ''omnatv are mak
ing great improvements at. their limestone
quarries at Birmirgham. nnptrntfrion roup-
ty. and are arranging for the employment
of a mneh birper nnmber of hards, ard the
mining of an increased qtianfltv of stone
with a view, it is understood, of brereaslng
the output at their works Thev will re
quire six blocks of new rlwelllncr bouses for
employes, which will h built as simwi as the
season will permit. Nearly all the lime
stone used at the Cambria Company's works
is obtained at these quarries.
It is once more said that the officers of the
Seaboard &. Western railroad, of whVh the
people of this section of the conntv berd a
great de8l two ears aeo, have srt wor I to
the farmers in Kish acoquillas valley throueh
which the ror.d will run. that the work of
grading wtl commence as soon as the
weather will rermit in the sprint?. This
statement about the road goini? to be built
has been repeated so often that we are not
disposed to attach much importance to It
We will believe it only when the work on
the road begins.
On Friday last the litttle grandson of
Train Dispatcher Thomas Westhrook, of
Huntingdon, from whoe residence $2 .000 in
gold bad been slnlrn on the previous Mon
day, found a singular looking bundle care
fully deposited in the snow, ust inside of
the gate. When it was taken Into the
house and examined. It was found to con
tain f 1.500 In $20 gold pieces. It had. of
course, been pnt whera It was fonnd bv the
thief, and the detective who has been work
ing np the ma'ter thinks he will get the
balance of Mr. Westhrook' money.
From the Loretto Merchandise Co., Lo-
retto, P , you can buy articles at the follow
ing low figures : 6'i lbs. best green coffee,
tl ; 7 lbs. best roast-d coffee, fl ; 12' i lbs.
white sugar. 1 1 ; 16 lbs light brown sugar,
81 ; table syrnp. 40 and 50 ets. per gallon ;
chewing tobacco, 35 cts. per lb.: 10 plugs of
j smoking tobacco for 25 cts ; shirting fUn
j nels, 10 cts and upward ; Kentucky jeans,
I 10 cts. and upward ; all-wool flannel, 20 cts.
1 and upward ; lumberman's flannel, all wool.
30 cts ; calicoes, 5 to 7 cts per yard ; ladies'
button shoes from ft upward ; men 9 coarse
boots, fl.PO and npward.
The Seaboard, Pennsylvania & Western
railroad project Is again talked of. A com
mittee from Huntingdon county. In the in
terest of the farmers In that county who
had olven the company the right of way.
iicr ir,t t FhFPMi to subscribers tor visited New York a short time ago. ana in
' 1 '!'' ami twenty-five certs.
po re-.r prtar.ip looking hears, aceonv
I'.v a lot of Turks, men. women and
, '. M'tt-d this place on Tuesday last,
r' .-' their visit the small boy was
T1 e Turks, after performing with
pa-eci around the hat and got
u, " a uood share of nickels. They
t,".-ir,(.rt ,ut a mlle east of towD.
-,,r. Morula, Rrternoon. Mr. David II.
'f Cambria township, while hauling
1 'r n the woods to the mill on his farm
l'" ar miles north of Ebensbnrg. was
V.ween a tree and the log and bad
The flesh of his right leg was
'""lar.'l torn and his right hand crushed
1 'lt i--h U rn off one of the fingers.
-TV ..(Vers of the Cresson A Coalport
1 t'- k a trp ever the line on Monday
'"'"t! purpose of inspecting the road.
.-. Snyder, of the Ebensburg branch,
' "a 11 the honor of running the first pas
rin on the road, however, as he
re hraron train down with the Sher--'
'' r.ps during the late unpleasantness
I'a' sni.
-4 '.re Dui'ois, Clearfield county, on
v "r-fu- morning, destroyed the Central
' '' Kir-htnum A (Juthmiller's tailorin(
hti.ent (; i) Harrier's meat market,
r 'i 'irair store. Orler Bro.'B hard
"re nd W. A. F.ngleman's tobacco
The 1 ,ss in buildings and goods la (
Tifeii t f ir, W.O. on all of which there I
1 in-l: rt nra i.f nln t QOO i
Tie f .l oving tirkft will be voted for !
lTi'!v n xt : liorough at large: one I
,-"Vfl fr,r Iiurjess ; one person for Collec- !
Taxes, ai1 orjP r(p,on for Auditor, to
rtUfe je;rs. Each ward will elect j
lrsr.n f'.r (ouncil for three years ; one !
' t'.r Srhofl Director for three years ;
rtPTvr;n fr.Iir1ire of the Vleet'.on ; two
fitor. aid one person tor
mental abberation. though conversing In
a rational manner at times.
Cooper eTpiairs bis confinement in tfte
Peoitentlarv s follows : On leaving Chest
Sprines he wandered Into another county,
and was discovered one dav driving rattle
along a road. When asked whose -cattle
thev wera and where be was tatting them,
be said he didn't know. He was arrested,
tried for stealing the cattle. convttefl and
sentenced tt a term in the penitentiary.
Since Cooper's disappearanr his application
for a pension, filed some time before, has
been granted. It. is stated that an rffort
will he marie to obtain his release from con-
enrolled themselves for the coming 1 finement throuBh the Board of Pardens.
rm' scrooi affords an opportunity;
I
Tt Oldest Pax-Kettxtoli
Mr. Tobias Stntzman. of Adams town
phip. possesses the oldest pocketbook within
the State, -when we consider that it has
been carried by Its respective owners for
one hundred and thirty-six years. The
hook Is marie of calfskin, and three and one
half by five and one-half inches in sfr.e. and
has the following marks cut on the outside :
"M ; V : 1730." The initials be is unable to
decipher. The leather strap around it was
Abraham Stutztnan, his father,
years aco. Mr. Mnt7man was
with this heirloom by Sarah
bis mo'her, a few weeks ago.
with the Instructions to hand it. down to bis
eldest child, as It had been for many years.
At present the trace of this interesting -piece
of property can only he taken from .loseph
Shrock. grandfather of Mrs. Sarah Stutrman,
who carried It. a long time , and at his death
it was given to Jr hn Sbrnck. his elder son,
and who resided in Yoder township for
many years and who used the pocketbook
daily until "hw death, when it came into the
possession rrf Mrs. Stntzman, and her i3
hand. Abraham Stntzman. carried it for a
r.nmber of years, he using it constantly, and
many estate were adjudicated by him du
ring the time. The pocketbook is believer!
to have been -made In Switzerland, and is
yet in good condition and will probably be
good for marry years to come. Johnston a
Tribune.
disease. His fina' sickness was butof f en
weeks' dura'.ion. Tor many years he was an
engineer on the Philadelphia and Erie rail
road, aod later until his health failed trim
he worked in the capacity of sawyer on the
steam mills of tiis neighborhood. Some
years ago his eyesight became so mwh im
paired that he was rendered alm.wt sight
less, and the most-skilful oculists who treat
ed him never tueceeded in restoring "his
perfect vision. Tie was well and favorably
E. Little. Chest
AlhertJ. Watt and Itim Kie M. Callahan Chest
Springs.
An Aanirer Wanted.
Can any one oring us a case of Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Eiectric Bitters wil!
not cure? We say they can not, as thous-
Sheriffs Sales.
BY virtue of sun.lry writ? of Fieri Farias Alia
Firri Farias. Irnd Fxpon. and Alias Vend
Hrion. and Testatum Jirri latias, issued out ol the
Court of Common I'le? of ('Hml'ria Countr and
t. me directed, there will l eipofeil to pui.ltc
sale at the Mansion House in Johnntown Pa on
SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1SSC,"
AT cue o'clock, t. ..the following described
Heal Kstate. tn-wit :
All thfl rteht, title and interest of Samuel H
F.ldrldite. ot. in rid to all that certain lot of
rroond situate In the horouvh of Worxlvale Cam
bria county. r.. frontir K on Maileaenue and
ronnlnir back to Railroad alley hnvlnir Third
Ktreet on th west and lot or .tohn Hender on the
east, bavin thereon erected a two-storr frame
hence, frame Mat.le. ice honnc and otherontriuUd
inir. nw in the oecnpanry of Samuel K Kld
rl.lue. Taken in execution end to be sold at the
suit of Kvn K Kvn. .John B. Clrk Oeorire
Oillinrer and Thomas Koblnson
Alo. All the rlitht, title and inlere-t of XV. H
rmbanirti. of. in and to all tt.at certain lot of
Ifroond situate In the township ot Stoncreek
Cambria county. Pa., fronting nn the township
road on tho soutii and running back to land ol
Jonhna Carpenter on thi north, ai'oinlnir lot of
Adam Fornot on tho wet and hit of Koh't Olenn
on tha east.havinit thereon erected a one and-m-hali-stry
Tilank house and nlank stable now In
the occupancy of lohn l Hill. Taken In execu
tion and to he sold at the suit ol John J. Krown
Alo. All the riirtit. title an interest of Jaeoh
A. Hlte. of. in and to alt that certain lot ot ground
situate in the 7th ward of .l..tnstown borooirk
Cambria county. Pa., fronting rn Ash street on
me run inn running r.acw to an i it nn th
THE BOTTOM IS REACHED AT LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all First-ClftM
Goods, which were bought for Cash at rock-bottom prices. I do not
buy or keep in stook any Cheap Job Lot or Auction Goods, and
whatever you buy from me you can rely on being worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance I am now selling many goods at
j much less than I can replace them for, but I shall continue to sell at
! Bottom Prices until I am compelled to replenish my stock. When
I you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Naib
; Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call and see my Stock
i and learn my Prices. I will not be undersold. Aug. 1385
j C3-. HTJTTI-iE'Z',
HIGH ST11EET,
E15EXSBURG.
RECEIPTS ADD EXPENDITURES
-OF-
CAMHUIA COUNTY, VENT A
FHOM THE
Jannary, I SHI
RECEIPTS kM EXPENDITURES
ath day of
day of January
to the tti
ias.
POOR AND HOUSE CF EMPLOYMENT
CAMBRIA COUNTY, VENN' A,
-FKUM-
AIr:X. STAl'KHOVJSE, Tk4crr. Dr.
I
amis of cases already permanpntly cured ! west, adioinirm lot oi Henry Stremmel and M. s
anrl who ara dailv rrci)tiimnninit Electric
Bitters, will prove- Briutit'a Difease, Dia
betes, WeaV Back, or anv urinary com-
krown in thi arid other counties, and waa plajni quickly etrd. They punfv the
: put on by
. thirty five
I presented
Stntzman,
noted for hi rrmnv aterline otialitie of
both head and tienrt. Mr. Ktissell ran liie j
first encine over the Pennsylvania railroad,
(one of the old camel backs), on the ext
ern division to Altoona.
Mr. Rnsell was fi! vears old. and leaves
a widow and nc chiieren. all of wir re
i erown np and three married,
i Mr. Frank Fitssell, youngest son of the
: deceased, who was absent from home at
I Bear Loop statton, where ho was working,
was taken down verv suddenly witb pneu
monia, and was so ill that he was preverried
j from looking for the last time upon the
i remains of hi beloved father.
The district institute at the Cambria Milts
i schoolhouse on last Saturday was largely
! attended. Teachers from other districts m
I this and Clearfield counties were present.
The exercises were of an interesting and
i practical nature, and all were iinnnimmw in
i the expression that it was a fair exhibrtioo
! of Hterarv culture and talent,
i The teachers' profession requres 1ve.
enereetic perfons. and whi'e this is equally
' true of all professions: yet everv calline ;tas
' its drones, and they are a creat dtawba"k to
those who are zealously inclined and re
I doine their host.
I A certain pedaenene. I have bepn reliably
! inrormed, who wields the birch in thlst-own-;
ship, and "tparties the young idea bow -to
shoot." on a recent occasion fell Britep
i dnrine the noon recess, and became so firt
ly in thp chain of slntnber that he did rw-t
waken up until a late bnur in the afternoon
to take np rchtol. His rinnils saw t1e
"master" nap atiri did not disturb his stnm
! hers, but thev trend liphtlv around, because.,
you know, they 'kind o' enjoyed the. naf.
themselves.
"Asleen at his f.ost" of dutv, a spntinet,
a telejraph operator, a railroad encineer, or
anv other man intrusted witli hiuh respot:
i sibi'ities micht. ca-nse great disasters, but
; thfise intriitn'd with the hieh position of
' teachei, moulding character for future
' creatness or future destruction, dozs. naps,
vea. Pnjovs n peaceful slutnler, ar.d nnth-
ina is said, while the little school urchins
! the mischievous elfs supnress their voices,
and whisper softly; "He's a sleeping
beaotv : let him alone." "Delightful task !
to train the tender thought.'"
The next, institute will he held at Moun
tain Dale, on Saturday, Febrmusry 2)'h.
"11."
blood regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed. For sale t 50c. a bottle by E.
James.
The following amed persons can each
obtain a letter by calling at the Enensburg
post-office : Mrs 'Ellen Roberts (south),
Catherine Giilen, Miss Ellie Jones. Miss M.
Irvin, Mr. Jefferson Rowland. Mr. J. N.
Wisslnger, A. G. Frey, Esq.
THRRE.most be an open road between the
food we eat and the substance of which our
bodies are composed. If the road is clogged
we sicken, faint and die. This road is made
up of the organs of digestion and assimila
tion. Of these the stoma.-n and liver are
chief. Most people "have bad tuore or less
experience of the horrors of constipation.
Ittaloy on the north anil an alley on tha oouth
harina- thereon eretel a two-torv planlc house
anil onttiuiMinirP. now In the oeonpanry of .Jacob
A. Hite. Tnken in eieention and to be told at
the salt ol Siephen Stntzman. Aidlnnee of M W
Kelin l Co.
Also. All the rleht. title arid Intereft of K F
Slick, of. In ami to all that eertnin lot of iirounii
Htna'e In the 7th ward of Johnstown horonrfa
Cambria eonrty. Pa., fronting on the Hedtortl
PIIcp cm tbe etan.l runniuic hark to lot of Micb'l
Shlry on the west, adioiniria- lot of Taan Moeh
on the north and an alley on tbe south, having
thereon ercteil a tw.i ftory frame house and out
building, now In the oconuaney of Wm. Copl in
Taken In execution and to be gold at the su't of
Wood. Morrell k c:o. for ose of W. Hnraee Koe
Also. All the riifht. title an.l Interest of (i. id
fried Sehellhamnu r. of. in and to nil that eertnin
piece or pareel ofrround situate in the township
r I'nnemaiivh. Cambria eountv. Pa., frontlnr on
the Franksiown road on the south and adjoining
land of Lewis Shaffer on the north, east anil west
havine thereon erected a one atonr log; house and
a log; stable, now In the occupn,-Y of (Jodfreld
Soh el I hammer. Taken in eieentfon and to be
sold at the suit ol Anthony K hler.
Also. All the riifht. title and Interest Thomas
H. MeFeaters. of. in and to all that certain lot of
ereund ittmte In the Tillage of Morreilrille
Iwir Yoder township. Cambria conntv F- '
To balance It. hands of Treasurer at last
aMtlement 11.S4S.67
To aro'tree'd from miscellaneoui tsur-
CC. 2S.453 47
To ara't re.-eiye l from redemption ef
lands j
To am't received from constables for 14
and previous 1,787 Rl
Toim't received trorn seated and nn- j
sented lands It
To am't duplicate for 18S tJ4.44S 13 j
10t.719.lS
J.IM'ARY 5, ISSs TO JANUARY 4, IsSd.
AI.EX. STACKHOCSE. TaaABT-aaa, !
To am't of Kequs'tlon for loss m.W' 0
To balance due Poor and House of Em
ployment T.OH It
To Cisb per I. I-ill)-. Steward hH 40
To refuodioic order of Auditor Urcertl.. 1 44 it
tJ 1 Tl
using Dr. Kenneav s "'ravorue liemeay.
It is ttie first step tht costs.
Sheriffs Sales.
Frevent it and all its fearful sequences by i fronting; on Fairfield avenue on the north and
i"M,"" " "') on me souin. anjoining
lot or (JeortreSoua on the east and an alley on
the west, havlnir thereon erected a two stry
frame h-nee. frame stable and other outbuilj-
Ings. now In the occupancy ot Geo. Jruni'ilmif
Taken In eTecutlon and to be aold at the suit of
John Thomas.
Also. All the rlirht. title and Interest of Henry
Vonnkcr. of. in and to all the following lota of
ground situate in the village of W alnut Urore,
Stonvcreck townslnp, tNmb.-ia conntv. t'a.: Vo'
1. FroMlnif on street W fet o'n tlie north
acd runn.ng l.ck to an aiiev 115"., feet on the
south, adjoininir lot of Wm. White on the wet
and lot ol John Custer on the east. No. 2
Fron'insion street 6? feet en the east and
rnnninit back to lot of Jiicob lacoby feet on
the west, havinu an alley oa the north and
street on tl.e south. No. V-Frentmir on
1 "Y virtue of sundry wr'ts ol Fieri
1
S ;. r. r
forts'
V-
Xi i.it medicine is so reliable a3
( rnr'v Pectoral for colds, coughs,
'. ,)("i"2'3mpnts of the respiratory or-ji-iur.;:-,.
(owvd consumption. In all
r,J(1q jr a certain cure, and It af
! .r re'jef for the asthmatic and con-r.-.-::v.
ev-i !n advanced stauPS of dis-
tM
-np-onie Court of Pennsylvania
". a iciion of the lower court
i1- p-:, a.-aibst the B. A O RH--i'
I'nn r.-iiv. wherein a verdict of $5,000
tv er.-t.ed jn favor of a person whose
aety nn account of the whistling
? rrv Motive, resulting in the loss of a
';' ' ' a !r ver.
v,v t':o workingmen are in prog-rv-r
?ve country, and some people
t' a; before long there will be
r 1 e hv workmen and everybody
n i woi' store, on Higfc street,
t-t-i i.v t,,,j4 (ire's gools, boots and
!1'm j-w,,;,., anfj provisions, cau be al-'-
! ?.l ar I ottum prices.
-."tX',r i called to the prospectus of
-i N r .-k .-ir, published in another
" ' -Tr Th -- ir is one of tbe best ).apor
J-1 "'f-i ir. ( e city cf Xew York ; is Dero
c -i r ; rs, and as a family journal
I'vh rnk. We will end the Week-
s--i
r-
A Patriotic Prleat.
Under the 8bove caption the New Yoik
j Tablet prints an article which will be found
, below :
! "We have received from Rev Ricfard
i Browne, of Eilly's. fimbria county. Pa .
thronph the patriotic Father Walsh, of El
i ensbtir. Pa., the sum of flwO as that gen
i tteman's contribution to the Parliamentary
fund. Father Browne is well known
. thronghnut the country, not only for his
! sterling patriotism, but also for his literary
abilities. From bis boyhood his voice and
i pen have been etnploved in the cause of re
j ligion and Irish libertv, and that he is a
i practical worker for the latter his generous
contribution attests. Tn he left Water-
ford College to ioin Meagher and O'Brien
! on the hillside and after the collapse of the
, movement escaped to France and thence to
America. He was orda'necj a priest itj noi
lidavaburg In 149. by Bishop O'Connor, of
the Pittsburg diocese. So great was the
prejudice then existing against the young
Irelanders that part of the Catholic, press
protested against the bishop's action in or
daining the rebel student. But Father
Browne has lived to see this prejudice pass
awarand bishops, priests and people filled
with the same patriotic sentiment. lie was
chaplain during our late war, and is famil
iar with military tactics It is said of him
that tn the event of war In either Ireland or
America he could in ten minutes raise a
thousand men in his own parish who would
follow him to the field. lie is now in the
sixtieth year of his age and the thirty sec
ond of his ministry. We hope this noble
hearted priest may live to see his hopes of
Irish independence realized."
Interview with Mr. Francis Stabler and
Nrhoel Report.
Report of the Ebensburg Public Schools
for firth montb, ending February 5th :
Average
Enrolled, attendance.
Anything; to Beat a Railroad.
In speaking of the movement of the gen
eral pansenger agents to Lead off the ticket
scalpers, the New York ltu-du Indirntor says :
"The railroads have not adopted the rule
tpquirinz limited tickets to be used only for
continuous train rides, without excellent
reasons. The roads have no desire to pre
vent passpngers from stopping over at pla
ces along their lines. On the contrary, they
have heretofore made it as convenient as
possible fur people to do this very thing.
But bow has the traveling public shown its
appreciation of the courtesy? Simply by
Irvine, in everv possible way, to swindle the
railroad- whenever thev saw a chance. A
man wants to go to Buffalo what does he
do? Bnvs a ticket to Chicago, and when he
gets to Buffalo sells the untiled portion of
his ticket to a sca'.per. The railroad is
donblv cheated First, it carries the origin
! al swindlet to Buffalo for Jess than it takes
i a passenger who is too honest to iirdulgri in
j the luxury of cheating the iaiiro;id : and,
' second, it carries another man from Buffalo
, to Chicago at less thin the regular rate.
The posted traveler, who cannot arrange lo
: buy more tickets than he intends to nsp,
i never thinks of going to the railroad office
for the tickets he wants. He patron zes ths
scalpt-r. and helps that one to skin the rail
i road. So it gtes, the railroads by an exten
sion of courtesy have bt-en victimized and
robbed by ihe traveling public. The every
day traveler at ail times has his eyes open to
' the chance to heat the public. And so wide
1 l has the influence spread that even staid,
1 honest-going people, who travel only occe
' siona!!y, have come to think it quite the
thirg to deal entirely with scalpers, and as
: sist in whatever swindle may be necessary
to effect a saving for themselves of a few
i dollars We are glad that the railroads
i have decided at last to protect thetnse.lves
from the dishonesty of people who claim to
be more than respectable."
Alden'f Cyclopedia of t'nlveraal
eratare.
I.lt-
r: ?r c. h. ?' -
2 ; :
Tbachkrs.
Mary E. DavH
. informed that the grading I trs. c iwis..
outer mm. r-, i, - - - A)e IJoyi1
one
on
-
i o f the pew line would commence as soon as
! the, weather would permit. A short time
i only will be required to determine whether
or not this statement will be verinea, as ...
Incumbent upon the company to begin oper
ations on or before the 4th of Match uext,
which Is the limit of the time, as specified In
their charter, for the commeneement of the
work.
-Porter D. Kennedy, who wa botn and
raised In Washington township, died at the
,.inVnc of his brother. A. J. Kennedy. In
ti.,r it. He was at
rrrppoti, un oi"i"j
cn the P. R. R.. but
WHIP ruiji
account f fling health he quit business
and was appointed foreman of a i gang in , the
Altoona erecting shop. His wife died there
about twenty months ago. and he then went
to Freeport. taking with him his only chM
n g r. ten y.ars of age. Lung disease ,
of .is death. He was a brother
of John If. Kennedy, Esq.. of Portage .town-
Ship, or Mr.. John McCorm.ca. .
Tv:Lro an I Mrs. T. L. Patrish, of
t nia remains were
lilliriiii. ! -
Freeport.
poor llaniia Apitotme.t.
The Directors of the Poor met at Ihe Jims
bouae on Tuesday of 1..t week and made
the followlrg arpolntmer.ta : J. Lilly. "P
pointed -.ard $.00 ; Mary L Lilly.
Xrrrth. house Phy.
paid ; vhlt on call of -f rJ ; A.
N. YvikefieH. out door t'.
' . iuir county line, oai-
UTmi.M naS Mine. Ash-aod.
Irassie Davi...
J. W. Leeoh
?s
2S
25
21
21
19
20
Totals .
of near
near
interred at
rv.r.a r,vl
nimM. salary.
IT S7. 6
6 138 108 iH6 10S 0 1.: '28
I The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance :
RoONf No 1. Ollie Connell. Emiiy nvis,
i Nelson Brown, Julia Brown, May tiriffith.
j Boom No. 2 Harrv Shinatelt. Prevott
i Dvis. ()lMe S'ough, Harry Blair, Cliatlie
Hason, Flora Mills, urace jicuasun.
Soom No. 3. Nora Ludwig, Nonnie Iait
tringer, Stella Rosenfteel, Annie Maloney,
Maggie McCabe, Micerva leighty, Katie
Lnltringer, Jimnile Dick, Charlie Port,
Charlie Weaklaod. Ray Jones, Walter Shoe
maker.
Room No. 4 Olin Barker, Harry Hasson,
Eddie Luther. George Stougli, Annie Crouse,
Lucy Gutwald.
R.om No. 5 Ida Griffith, Cora Davis,
i Ira Davis, Bert Davis, Cris. Shannon. Her
man Connell, r ranR oonuen. oouu ouma
felt "Wealth y WTlt"
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the most conscientious man or woman may
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We desire to correspond with first class
agents with reference to terras and teiritory.
to whom on application wi will send ail
needed Information and printed matter.
Addmss. A. D. Criste, Munster, Cambria
county, Pa.
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i
Personal.
Dear Bro. Meek. E l. "The Central Metho
dist." Catlettsburg, Ky.: I see in th last
'Centra;" that you want a remedy for sick
headache. If you will use a remedy that
you advertise in your paper every week. 1
am sure that you will be greatly benefited
thereby and, I believe, cured. 1 have been
a sufferer from sick headache, I can almost
say from infancy, and have tried every rem
edy I could get, and n ver found anything
to do me any good nntil I used Simmons
Livr Regulator. I feel for anyone that
suffers with that terrible disease, and I hope
you will give it a trial.
C. S. Morris, Brownsville, W. Va.
Farias AHa
Firrn Farias, vrir firri Farias lend F.xvon .
Ltrari Farias anil Trstatirm Firri Farias, issued
out of the Court ol Common Plea." ol Cambria
Conntv. and to mo ilirefied. there will beexposed
to public sale ut the Court House In Ebensburg.
l'a., on
.MChXD. lT.M.lKCir J. 18SG.
at one o'clock, r. M., the following 'lesertbed
Kenl Kstate, to wit :
All the riKht, titlo anil interest of .1 K. Clifford,
ot. in anri to nil tbat crrtMn tract of land, situate
in the township ol Keade. Cambria tounty, l'a.,
ailioinintr the lands of t'atrtek Kelly, l'atrn-k
Stroud anil Ho'l tt Owin tra-!, contmninic
acres, mora or les. warranted iu 'he name of Pat
rick Koreliind. the faid .1. K. tt Itlord owning one
undivided ball interest in s.iid land, t'nim
5rnveii. Taken In executian and to be sold at the
eiiit of A K. Osterloh.
Alio. All the riifht. title and interest of Mrs. K,
M. Waite. of. in and to all that cettain piece or
parcel ot land, situate in tl.e village of Lloyd
ville. Keiide township. Cambria county. Pa.. aJ
jobiina: land of John H. McDonald oo the s iuth.
township road on the en.st and land ol Hell heirs
on the north and west, containing ab ut lour
ncrv-s and havinif thereon erected a tw -story
l'iaik Tlonse and Plank Stable, now In the occu
pnti.y of I'nvld Urookbnnk. T.iknn lu execution
and to be sold at tbe s i it of S. I. Friea.
AIM). All the riuli!. title an.l Interest of A. T.
Pindls. of. In and to all that certain piece or par
cel oilJnd pitn-ite in Ula -klick township. Cam
bria eocinty. l'a.. hounded by land of John Fergu
son. Amos Kowland. Hiivid p.irit. l'eter Wairner.
K- bert Ferguson and Isahc Wls.siniter, eontaln
inu Via a;res and lS per"hes and allowance.
Taken in execution and to t e sold at the ault of
K. Kotiert Co. for use of l'eter tintwald.
Also, Ali the rinht, title and Interest of FraneU
Wanner, ot, in and to all that certain lot of
ground aituate in the township of Keade, Cam
bria county, l'a., boun led on the east by land for-mr-rlv
C s. (Tovernnient: on the west by Clear
field Creek and on the north and south "by land
formerly of Joseph Van Ornier. containing one
acre, more or leis.and h-ivlnic thereon erected a
stentn saw mill. Tiiken In execution and to be
sot d :it the suit or Wm H. Sechler. one ot the
executors ol John Waner. dee'd. lor us ol minor
chihirenol Augustine I. Wills, dee'd.
Also, all the riifht. title and Interest of Albert :
Ivory, ot, in and to all that certain piece or par
eel of land iitnate in Clearfield township, Cam
bria county, J'a., adjoining lands ol Augustine
Shotfi r on the south, by lands of W. J. Buck on
the east an! on the wer-i by Unit of Hernard Fye.
containinir 73 acres, more or lem. about 'M acres ol
which are cie.ired. Iiavinjf thereon erected a two
ptory lou house and frame ba.-n, now In the oecu
paney ol Albert Ivory. Taken in execution anal
to be sold at the suit of Kquitable !,o:m and
Hnildiuv Association of Aitoona.
A lo. All the riht title and interest of M ich 'I
Krlckner, ot. in and tu all that certain lot of i
Kround situate in the horoavh "f 'iailitxin. Cam- !
bria county, l'a.. fronting on Main street on the
west and running back to an alley on the east,
adjoiiiii.if pr iperty ol Albert Hndr. dee'd, on
the north nnd Forest atreet on the south, hafinif
thereon erected a two story frame house ant out
buildings, now In the oieupancy of Michael
Knckner. Taken In execution and tube soli at
the suit ol Eijuttable L-iiin X Building Associa
tion, j
Also. All the riisht. title and interest of John ;
Lconird, of in and lo all that certain lot ot
Kround situate in t- e iiorouifh oi (tallltziu. Cam
bria c .unty. I a . fronting on Main street on the
east and runninz hack to an M ey on the west.
i adjoinidif lot ol F. M . burke on tbe otith and lo; :
ot Mrs. ,lieph Killer on the north, hnviriir toere
on erected a two story plank house and plunk
stable and other outbuilding", now in the ocou- !
i pancy of James H. Maloney. Taken In execution
and to be sold at the suit ol Joseph (rutwalt.
Also, all the riuht. title and Interest of Wm. :
Iinahoe. of. in and to all that certain piece or ,
parcel ol land iituate In the township of Wash- :
I inufon. Cambria county. Pa., adfiiilnif lands ot I
Michael Brawley, dee'd. Hernard Bmler and Ievi .
Uardner, bounded and described s follow, via: i
I Hoainninit at a post, thence north 11 rods to a :
beech: tbence north lu de-crees, west 305 rods to a 1
post; thence south l'i decrees, east 1'-5 rivis to a
poet; thence south 7M dmfrees. east lf3 roda to the '
place ol hciflnninu. cont;iinlmr 1S1'J acres, more i
or less about W acres of which are cleared, hav
ing thereon erected a two-story plank house and
plank barn, now In tbe occupancy of Alfred ,
Fmiifh. Taken tn execution and to be sold at the 1
suit ol Caron Ieahey.
street r leet on the east and running back 61 f.-it
tn an niiev on ti e a!.ilninK lot of Sarah
Wlssinifer on the s iuth ati-l street on the
north. Taken in execution and to be sold at I tie
suit of I,cvi .lacoby tor use ol M A Kose.
Also. All tbe rmtit. title and Interest ol Wm.
White and Jane White, ot, in and to all that cer
tain lot ot Kround situate in the viliaire ol Wal
nut drove. Sioneycreek township. Cam bria coun
ty, l'a., frontirie on street on the north and
runniiiK bar, to an alley on the south, adoinine
lot of Jacob lacoby on tne west and lot ot Henry
Younker on the east, having thereon erected a
two s:ory plank looise and ontbuil lii.r-i, now in
the ncionanry of tn. H. While. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold ar the suit of Levi Jaeohy.
Al"o, All the riifht. title anl interest of Jeth'ro
Oldham, ol. In and to all that certain lot of
irruiind situate in the township of stonvereek,
Cambria county. Pa.. Irontirit on the Bedford'
Plkn cn the f't and running back to an alley
on the eist, havtnK an alley or street on the soutii
and lot of John Vnaer on tbe north, baring H ere
on erected a two story Ir.irue house. Iram stable
and outbuiblinifs. uow in the occupancv of Jethro
f'ldham. Taken in execution and to" be sold at
the suit of Paul M.?('reery tor use of Kliza Jane
Cohick, Administratrix of I. H. Cohiok. dee'd
Also. All the rlht. titie and interest of Iianiel
Fye. of. in and to all that certain piece or parcel
of land situate In the township of A 1ams, Cam
bria county, l'a.. ad)oinin land ol Jacob Wen
dell on tbe west, lands ot heirs ol John K. Sit
man. deceased. 'in tbe east, land of John Sraay
and oiliers on the south and land of John Madi
son, dee'd. an the north, contninuisr 38 acres,
ni"re or less, a'nt S acres of which are cleared.
harioK thereon erected a plank stable, water saw
mill and a one story office, now in the occupancy
of Hanlel Fye Taken in execution and to be sold
at tbe suit ol rtrs. E. I). Keim.
Also. AM the rieht. title and Interest 0f Alexan
der Miller, ot. In and to all that certain piece or
parcel of land situate in the township of Rich
land. Cambria county. Pa, adjoining; !and ol
Adam Fulmer on the e-sf and heirs of Jacob
Oilman, deceased, -nd of V. Fisher, deceased on
the west. Nicholas Bloom on the south and Kan'l
Cmbauh on tbe north, and o'hers; containing
ll'J acres, about ."0 acres of which are cleared;
havinz thereon erected a losr house, bank barn
and ether outbnildinfH. now in the occuimncy of
Alex. Miller. Tnkenin execution and to be soid
at the suit of the Kittanninsr Insurance Co.
Tkkms of Sai.k ine-tnird of the purchase
money to be. paid when the property Is knocked
down and the remaining two-thirds at tha contir
m.iti in of the deed.
.TUSEPIf A tiRAT. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Ebensburg, Feb.2,18,.
CR.
By amount paid
Auditors (County) I
Auditors (State)
Assessors
Boarding jurors
Boarding prisoners
Building- oridges
Bridge and Road views
Borrowed money......
Bonds redeemed
Commissioners
Corumission-rs'"e!erli
Commissioners' counsel
Court crier and tipstaves....
Constables.
''rimtnal prosecutions
Court House
TMstrlet Attorney
Flections
Fox and wild cat scalps
Inqn'.sitloi.s
lnterrst on bonds
Interest on borrowed money.
Janitor
Jail and jailor
Jury t'omm'rs and clerk
Jurors (gTand )
Jurors (traverse)
Jurors (talesmen)...... ......
Mi see! Ian eons....
Old orders
Probates
postage arid expreage
Prothonotary....
Priming
Poor Iiirectors
Poor and House I.mp'.oytn't .
Reeistry
Records
Relundine
Road damage
Road fund
Reform School
Redemption of lands
School fund
State tax
Stenographer
Sheriff
Soldiers' burial
Teachers' Institute
Western Penitentiary .
Western Penn'a Hospital....
Rem'n'K in constable.-' fi.mds
Exonera lions to constables..
Exonerations on duplicates .
Ahateicent to tiiXpaye-s
Treasurer's coiiiui n on $flo.-
3'.ei '.e. ft per cent
Treasurer's eotnm'n on 0,27S.-
20 it '-" . ler cent
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Al ecbeny and other counties, t
Advertising
Attorneys' tees
B.acksmithlng
Boarding; and nursina i . I. P.
Carpenter work
Clothing, drv gixids. boots and
shoe- .".
Coal
Comns at House
Coftlns aod funeral expenses .
U. P
Ci nsiable and Justice fees
Chopping Mill
Cuttiug box
Costs, law suits
Itruirs and med'cioes
Ibrector' convention
Expenses and allowances tl. D.
P
Fngiue and pumpins; apparatus
Flour and leed
Frenhi
Farmer and boose servant
Fertiliser
ealn
1 1 roceries
Hardware
Hay aod straw
Harness, leather, etc
Hose and heiting
Insurance
I. i very hire
I.njii'.r.
Lumber
M-at
Masonry
Mowi g machine
M erch:ii)d :se
w t arn
Phvs'cian at h
I'hysician to f 1.
Pump
Rei airs
Roobng House
sinlary N ewan:)
Saliry i Matron)
Sta tionery
Transportation
eae'aies
Western 1'enn'a Hospital
By hs'anre due P-oran 1 House
of Employ menl
use .
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1"2 36
7 MO
6j 0
4 7 84
S"8 7
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184 (6
44 60
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37 06
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9o 96
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642 00
3"V iB
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601 US
IJ3 30
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13 63
28 6l
34 08
11 73
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6.-7 23
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47 60
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244 3i
7 1 2 3
14 76
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776 6
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MOT'NTS I'T KFRtiM CONSTABLES FOK
Mi TNI S M'K rnui; ANI h'.H'SR OF
I.MH.OVMKM.
Fr'-m Can.br:a Mutual Firelns.to 9!.l0u0
hroui .laci.b 1 b'-inas ani wife e4
From Andrew l!jrgo. n F.st 66 To
Kr-im .Ijtin Baker .... Ill To
From Westmoreland Poor Authorises ... 33 3a
I'fstu .lohn Evans . 27 78
From Wm. Price 3 0
K :
J,Y MlilSDri'.IVI US TEAF.S.
Is32 Henry Stammer. Johnstown. 7th w..
1883- Beni. F Pugh. Cambria twp
Jos. J. Trexler. Itean twp
E. H McCartney, E. onemaugh .
Henrv Stemtner. Johnstown. 4th w.
P. K. Mil f r. John-town. th ward. .
lieo. 1'. Pring'-e Wilmore lioro'
1884 Oeo. E. Krng. Barr townshtn
Havi l H Jones. Camr ria twp
Ansi-lm Wenkland. Elder township
(since paid )
John McCabe. I.illv borough
1886 S. B. Edmiston. Birr township
Thos. M. Reese. Bi.ickliek twp
Aug. Hammers, Caint.rbt bor. 2d w.
,1'ihn A. Jones. Cambria twp
Ben). licb.rier. t? arrolltown bor....
Aug. Yost. Sr.. Carrol I twp
(teo. Salsby, Clearheld twp
James Kinney. Cnnemaugh bor
Jndson Merritts, Coopers. lale bor..
A. H. I 'enrod. Croy le township
Jo. J. Trexler. Iiean township
Anselm eakland . Elder twp
John B. Murphy. Franklin bor
treo. (tntwnlt. (Jallitzin bor
Bernard Wise. Oallitr.m twp
A.J. Berkey, I rrubbtown bor
.1. A.Troxell. Portnge twp
John N. Strayer. Sutnmerhill twp..
Wm. A. Rager. Susquehanna twp..
Joseph Jenkit.?. Tavlor (west) twp.
Michael S-.sk. Ttinn'elhlll bor
ro. (Jtllineer, Woodvale bor
Z. L. Miller, liwer Ycder twp
; John Ream, Upper Yoder twp
31 4 f
W H ft
61.18
4-5.83
14 18
28 71
2 18
71 8
6 ol
14 07
1S.7S
24 97
11.41
-t. 70
84.CO
6" 5
26 o -,
19.73
s-.'4.rj
344 n
M 7
7 87
9-J b .i
98 97
122 84
10 91
f5.73
32,11
4J."."
121.02
170 48
431.62
122 17
60 87
34 04
74 40
90 66
$3,170 04
r PROCLAMATION.
HRP.BAft. The Hon. Robert L. Johnston
President ot the Court ol Common Pleas of the
471 '1 Judicial lhstrict, consisting ol the County ol
Cambria, and the Hon. John Flanagan and the
Hoc Joseph Masters, Associate Judges oi Cam
bria conntv. bavin? Iaej their .rerept. bearing;
date tbe 7th day of Seplrmb'r, to me directed,
for boi ling a Court ol Oyer and Terminer and
tleneral Jail Delivery an 1 Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, In Ebensburg, fjr the County ol Cam
bria, and lo commence on the First Monday or
Match, being; the first day of March, 16S6, and to
continue two week.
Notice Is hereoy given to ihe Coroner, Justices
of the Pence. Aldermen and Constahles of said
County of Camhrt", that they be tnen and there
in their proper persons at 10 o'clock In the lore
noon ol said day. with their records, inquisitions,
examination and tneir own remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain to be
done, and those who are bound in recognizances
to prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be in the jail of Cambria County, be then
and there 10 prosecute against them as shall be
just.
(riven under my hand at Ebensburg the 1st day
of February, in tbe year of our Lord 1SS8. and the
one hundred and tenth year of tbe Independence
ofthet'nited Staten.
JOSEPH A. OR AY, Sheriff.
Ebensbun;, Fob. 2, lSS3.-4t.
A
MOT-NT T'T E CAMBRIA I'UlNrY
.llDOMENTS.
CN
John T Cooney . t 176 33
l-'-e Wike 32 44
W W. Snet: et' 60
Barbara Rabb 88 CS
lien. V. Sherry 97 90
Pat. Connell 63 7i
Pat. oonnell et al 63 74
A. Fstrell 3S6 72
1. C. Burke 34 18
Wm. A Rageretal 64 4
Pat'k Karham et al 56 27
Wm. H . tordon f9 46
H. tl. Cmm et al 88 39
M.J. Noel el al 172 12
tt.621 88
1JF.POKT OF 1. LILLY. STEW ARD or POOR
It avii H its cr Employment or Cambria
ut STI.
Sto( k o Farm.
Three horses, nine cows, one 2 rear o'd ae.fer,
one 1 year old he fer. two caitcs, thirty cbicnens.
nine turkeys, six sboats.
Farm PRonci-rs.
30 tons hay. bushels oat. 4"'- tuibeis corn
(ears),67l7; bushels buckwheat, 3.10" buste: ie
atoes, llo bushels turnips. 11 bushels oniuns. 600
beads cabnnge : beaiis. beets, tona't-es. etc.. 1b
great quantity and of K''od quality. Butchered
eight bos. 2.XU0 lb.: five cattle. 2.3V) lbs.; tea
calves. 9J0 lbs.
Arth iss 1 a Horsa.
19 bbls. soft soap. 6"0 lbs. hard snap, 760 lbs.
butter. 42 men's shir's. 2 chemises. 31 dresses. T
eh Idren's dresses. 4 sheets, 1 piliuw silos. 16
bed ticks. 11 pillow ticks. 17 haps, 17 aprons, II
sun bonnets 13 sbtrts. 3J pairs woolen locks. 11
pair stockings, is pairs mittens. 21 roller towels,
9 coffins.
Farm IrnsiTj
1 heavy 2 horse wsgon. 3 spring wag-ins. 1 !
I'nl 2 buggy rakes. 1 log tied, 3 plows. 4 grain
rradlas. 3 matwk. 10 hie. 2 axes. 7 seti har
ness. 1 cu'ting box. 1 new earl. 2 sleigh. 1 taaad
cart. 1 wheeloarrnw. 1 cider mill. 3 iiirrvwi, ft.
scyil.es, 9 shorels. 1 saddles, etc.
Ikmatcs.
In house January 1. 1S.6 et
Admitted during year 64
Born during year 1 134
Pied during year 13
lhsebarKed, removed to loxmont. etc.... 66
Remain ing January 1. 62134)
Of Inmate remaining In House there are. 37
vale and 16 females : 3 males are bimd and 1
Idiotic : 2 males are paralytic and 1 epileptic ; t
male fcre dumb and one iesf ; 2 females are titr
aiyie. 7 iyi.rii v.i I wtre lent to lux-
mont.
Malinda Bowen, from Bugtown. admitted Ao(.
CO. i4. 1 are birth to a atill born aiiif rhild In
Jebruary. 1586.
IsriovixttTs.
New engine house with boiler, engine aod
pumping attachment. and a first elas feed grind
erconnectej ; new tin roof on house, fjew barn,
new chicken house, new corn crib and wagorn
shed.
11
ECElYF.li FROM SEATED AND UNSEAT
ED LANIW.
T
RIAL LIST. Following: is t!i-list
Weakiand vs. . .
Shatier vs. .
l-o!denbiirg's Ex'r vs..
tack son .1 tSt'k OH Co. vs...
Alao. All the right, title ar.d interest ot K. W.
Ree l. oi. in and to all that certain piece or lot of term ol Court second week
Kioumi siiujiic ill ourougll Ol ifailitztn, lyIU-
bna county. Pa., bounded on the wet by lot of
loseph Hogue, on ihe north by an alley, "on the
east by lot of Mr. Crura and on the ouih by a
forty loot street, having thereon a building, said
buil.li..g being a two story plank house, bavin a
front ol twenty eight feet and a depth of eighteen
feet. Taken in execution ar.d to be sold a', the
sultolH.K. McMnllen for use of John A. Mc
Mullen. Also. All the right, title and Interestof Patrick
B. Kerin, 0!, in and to all that certain piece or 1
parcel ol land situate In the township ol Clear
Held. Cambria eoanty. Pa.. adointng lands of
John Nag-le on the eat. Joseph Cooper on the
norm, iiaviu Kyan and others on the west, con
taining; 89 acres, about 25 acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected a one and a hall
story frame house and log; barn, now in tbe ticcu
pancy of P B. Kerin Taken in execution and to
be sold al the suit ot A. J. Ames.
Tkkms of Salk. one third of the purchase
money to be bald when the property is knocked
down and the remain injr twv-thtrds on tbe con
hrtnation of sale.
JOSEPH A. OK AY". Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburtt, Feb. 2. 18o.
Buck
Bower
I I'NeiH
Ex'rs of C Myers.
Andenson
Moorehe-id ,
Bennett
Strayer et al
Faraha ugh
I 4'uster
rame
Griffith
McCay.
Fa rn tutu 14 b
Brady
Burns et al
Hill....
Shoemaker... .
..vs.. .
..vs....
. vs....
...vs....
...V....
...vs....
..v ..
. .vs...
vs...
Van Aken
Plckworth
Zani
Olenn
Stoltt
Kelly
..Kiltanning; Ins. Co.
Martin
Owen
Wingard
Boring et al
Fly un et al
Bracken
Raster
Same
Michaels,
Watt et al
Bracken
nlctfahey etui
Pa. R. K Co
Ream
C. Oo. . N. Y. S. R.
IIISTRRT.
Adams township
Birr township
Blacklick township
Cambiia township ..
Clearfielt townsh p
Crovle township
Iea"n township
llaliitzin township
jaksm townsl-.ip
Monster t iwnsbip
Pi rtage township.....
Reade township
Stonvcreck town'hip
Suiiinierhill township
So ith Fork (Ind. Ilistrict).
Tavlor township
W:ih!nirton township
Lower Yoder township
ROAD SCHOOL
. f 12 76
1 41 6 S9
141 a 97
16 1
, 17 26 33 91
1 no 17
. 61 64 9S H4
. 16 20 14 44
"fl 16 49
67 1 43
6 72 10 43
Jifl 10 2i
60 5 26
1 S3 2 ?
1 20
1 00
. 3 00 2 20
1 t
3104 .19 t24o 35
ilirrs under our bands at the Commissioners'
Office in Ebensbursj. t a., this 2vtb dav ol Jtii
ary. A. I. ISM.
H. A F.M1I.EHAKT.)
P. ( ITM WI.
Auditors.
F
AMOl'S SUMMER RESORT
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
ASSETS.
Johnston .
Mitchell ti Co
Coy a a 3t Hay.
V
ALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
-AT-
PRIVATE SALE !
fl'HE subscriber will offer
I residence in the West ward ol
About one drze-n plea belonttlnK 1" W.
V. Mariz, of Harvey' Five Points, West
moreland counts, wrr found in a huge
snow drift last Aek, where they had beeu
confined for a week or more. The animals
were concealed from view by tlp-tr coveiipa
cf snow and were, of course, without food
daring that period. They were nil living,
but eouslderaoly reduced Va weight.
Arc yoa x caaiJ&U;
Private Sale his
Elieni-burcr
b'irotieb froiitinir sixty-aix feet on Crawlord
stnet and extending back two hundred and six
iy four leet to Sample afreet, having, thereon
erected a larne Two-story Fk&mr
Hot rtK. all plastered and we.lt fin
ished: a Blacksmith Shop and
other outbuildings. Ihe lot has
a numbero! trees ot well selected
Fruit and a choice lot ot Orapes. He will sill I he
premise entire, or the House and Blacksmith
shop sepnrHtely. to suit pnrchaer. Two sett ot
blacksmith tools will he sold with the hop.
F r larther particulars call on or address the
subscriber. B. . WILLI a MS.
Ehenshurar, Pa.
A I) MINI ST R A TO R'S NOT 1 0 E.
Letters of Administration npon the estate
01 Asa H Fiske.lftto of Whitetownshlp. Cambria
county. Ph.. deceased, having bean granted to the
undersigned, notice I hcrehygiven to a 1 persons
indebted to said estate to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demand "to
present them properly authenticated lor settle
ment. JOHN H. FISKE, Administrator.
f.nt P. O., Jka. leKB.-et.
vs....
... .vs...
vs...
vs..
....vs ..
. . .VS.C
R. R. Co.
vs Trefts
vs Freeland k Co.
.. . vs Same
i H. A. SHOEM AKER. Pruthonotarv.
j Pioth'v's CtJice, Eoensburi;. Feb. 1. lSS.
NOTICE. Ndtiff is lur-liy given
that the following account have been filed
J In tbe Court ot Cum m. n Pleis of 1 ambna Cjuii
I ty. p.... and will be coi:firmed by s.ibl C.'urt on the
I.firsf Monday of March. unle-ip cause bo shown
to the contrary :
Firs' and partial accoant o; John C. Noel, As
i signee 01 William Flii.il.
Second and final account of Michael Bradley,
Assignee of .lame''. Mnrrav.
I H. . SHOEMAKER. Irotbon..ti.rv.
Pioth'y's Office Eliensburg, Feb. 1, l8o.
Inje from judgments
ltne Irom constables
Remaining in Treasurer's h
To balance
n Is
LIABILITIES.
Outsnnding order '26 27
Ouislanditig n.nd liotioo
Hue districts on road and school 344 64
Itue individual from redetnpt'n ot lands 37 01
Hue Poor and Houe ol fcmploiineiit lo."2S 96
rpHAT LARUE HtlTF.L, situated at Sumni't
1 ville. Cambria enunty known as the SUM
MIT H H'SK. which ba been lor yesm a lavorit
Summer Resort, will be offered at Public rale,
tbe prem'ses. on
Thursday, February 18, 1886,
IOA 1 4ll ILn J ' I
AT 2 oViof , e. w.
Tl.is Hotel is about "nemi'e Irom tbe limnm
('rcs'HD Spring Hotel. -n the 'ennsvlvanl
Ratlro.id. and i- at 'be very sunm tot ilieAlle
.t 1.5243 gheny Mountains. convenient ol aecei. with purw
. 3.17o '4 Mountain Air. ard Is and has been a 'a-o-te
. 14!70l Summer Resort A l.iti I;if HHIII'irHl),
. 30.623 i a. STABLE and Outbuildings are Included.
Person propoinr to yMjrehase. en app'ytnaoa
t36.736i th premise, will lie clieeittilly Fhown larooga
the bonse and grounds.
TERMS titie fourth In band: li'int li
three equal annual payment, to be properly Se
en red by judgment n"te of purchaer.
r?VH. ' TVISSOLUTION NOTICE
'fVVI.HL- 1 XJ The partnership ol Asa H
Fl-ke and John
H. Fiske, trading a A. H. Fiske & Co., at Fiske
P. O.. White towm-bip. Cambria oounty. Pa . has
been dissolved by tbe death of ald A H. Fnke.
The business will be continued by John H. Fiske,
r. t the same place, under the name and siyleot A.
H. Fiske A Co. Notice Is hereoy given to all per
sons indebted to tbe old Arm of A. H. Fiske A Co.
to make payment without delay to the under
signed, and those having claim against saH firm
will present them to JOHN H. Fl K E.
Fiske P. O., Cambria Co., Pa., Jan. 2a, lse.-st.
TAXTEH Ladies and gentlemen in city or
country to take light work at their own
homes. 83 to a day can be easily made;
work sent by mall ; no canvassing. We have
good demand lor our work and lurnish steady em
plovment. Address, with stamp. 'KOW74
1'F'. OIII'AJi V, Hill Ins (., Ctarin
naci. Ohio.
-i6.736 80
(lives under our hand at the Commissioners'
Offi.-e. in Ebcusburg, ibis i't!i day of January,
A. I). 1HK6.
Ji IHN KI KHY, )
1 A M F.S OSILOW. 'Commissioner.
IAVI1 HA.MII.ITIN, S
wr.. tbe indersigned. Auditors of Cambria
County, r-spectfnllv t-port that we have careiul
v exaiimied the vniclirrs and accounts ol the
Receip'S and I- x pei di 1 ur t 01 said ecuoty from
the 61b d-iv ol January, lSi. to the 4lh day of
Januarv. 1HS6. and nnd them a stated ; aiso, the
foregoing statement of Assets and Liabilities of
s..ld Conniy.
iivi iiioiet our ban. is at the Commissioners
Office. In Ebensbnrg. this 2th day ol January,
A. I. 1 ...
i B. COYER. )
H A. EM;LE:IART.J Auditor.
PA'l RICK O 1W) I.
GEO. M. READE,
ArroRN EY-AT-LA W ,
Esssssi'4, Pa.
-Offtce on t'entro street, itartii.n
VrDITOR'S NOTICE. In ti e mit
ter ot the rule t. snow ru-e why an order
ct sale should pot be granted to Samuel Clark,
Executor of Mnih Hmnah Brown . decease 1, lor
ttie pavmenl ol deb's.
Having been appointed Auditor hv Cie Or
phans' Court of 4'anibrU founty to itivesrtgata
tfae tac? ol tbe case, to a-certain the amount of
legal claims against sid ert'e and t" reiiort
upon the expediencv ol gruntinc tbe application,
nofce Is hereby given it at 1 will sit at my fflc
on Tvrsdati. F'brucrti !-'. at IK o'cLo t, .
M.. to discharge tbe dutosot said aoiH.intment,
at which time and place all person interested,
may attend it ihoy see pr -p-r
M. Ii. KirrELL, Auditor.
Ebehbuiv. Pa.. Jan. 29, -e.
UDITOR'S NOTICE. In M,e mat-
Ji. ter of the fin-t and final account of F. J.
Piirrisi.. Adtnln-striito'. vc . 01 ti e E.-tJte ol Wm.
0 Hru-n, lale ot t!!l. ;ni beoUjeb oc-e.ie( .
Toe uiidcisigin.-d ha.lng teen apj. n ;e. Audi
tor bv ti e Orphan" Ceurt ol Cambria County,
Pa., to make d stributie" ol the fund in the hand
01 sa-d accountant, nolnw I I rrev given that J,'j
will sit at Aronrntion Ktwm,n Cturt HmiR, 1 ."
Fbcns'ur. Cambria county. Pa., on H rdnri. I. - J
ilay. to dischnrj-e tle duties ol my aop.-ltilr
when and where n!! VT"-i .t--e'e.t 1,
trnd.or be l .-ever ,1 v.! 'f.f cm;- "t
tnn lent. 11. H MY EKS. -e pro tl tin 4t
F. ,-ufbwre. Pa . Jan. v io -t. ,vaa rrarv fee
A d.lrets to.
N Y
Lowest Kates for ad-
P. H. well at Co.. lOSpruce St..
mo int tariikl Ksi
! yerti.smg la "2 uwtl liewspapers sent tree.
1
'HE CAMBRIA FliEI MAN
the smjil sum gt SO per
jt r t .
ofcn P- L nton, counsel,
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