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MSTiLSTTS OF W
GOODS I
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To the Citizens of Cambria Co.
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rtand the Other riaee.
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Generally; to Good Dres
sers Particularly.
vet r' ur for at Barkers.
(' ' '' tbls year comes on Sno-
4 fi, ur In the market go to the
hr'
TOUAM I. GABIJS & CO., AKTOOKA,
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o ami fine rlsars po to
, .I,,;, of s'ocrrls,
a r l'owl.
i: :r.'i keral In the
1 n t If A
fresh and
market go
. , I
''t "" 5"
ore have
t'nailitn county.
a -k. or loins cured by the best
,r,,r rce.'.lcMue Hunt's Remedy.
c w'.Ul geese were taking a
p'flre on Thursday nleht of last
'Are-'
C -fi
ts
yHV are preparing to feed
a!i near iranKiin, ra. ,
ramp, on of K. ii.
,-e, has been admitted to
,!: in c epidemic Is near at
w .-itt pc are already showing
St. pf Johnatown,
......;,st-' rcpTitation
have
for selling
Mr. Sulka a rlait
,,rtrM to town. Hetter see his
.vfn-p U'ev are picked.
v p fppf of riemlnck, It Is eatima
, w rut in Oarfielc! county this
r'n".rr;" tN' barh tra,e-
: rthine like Dr. Thomas' Ec-
ii-k'TCure a cold or relieve
Wr;tten bv Mr". M. J. Fel-
Jofepb Co., Mich.
S r.. t! popular clothiers of
1 -: '-'
r s
r tavf on'y one price, but they
-in a case before the Fayette county
court which occupied several days, the
plaintiff reared a verdict of f.-,. it was for
damages done by a sow In a potatoe patch.
The cost or the case to the county was 100.
John Mehaney, a bar-keeper at the Dix
on nouse. Oreensburg, on last Monday
morning committed suicide by shooting
himself with a revolver. A few years ago
he was worth considerable mon y, but had
squandered it and was reduced to earning a
livelihood by tending bar. A wife and four
children survive him.
A gentleman from thy north of the
county Informs ns that at about this time
last year we had the best sleighing during
that winter. He says his team hauled the
biggest load of boards to this place on the
14th of last April that had been hauled dur
ing the winter, and on that particular day
the sleighing was elegant.
M;-. Charles Humphry, of East Cone
maueh, did at the Uulverslty Hospital in
Philadelphia, on Thursday of last week.
He had been 111 for some time and had gone
to the Wpital with the hopes of being bene
fitted by their treatment, ne was a son of
Mr. David Humphreys, deceased, and was
an ecgineer by occupation.
An exchange tells how a farmer tried a
new way of catching rats. lie took a keg
and filled it half full of water and placed
cottonseed on top of the water, which float
ed on the surface, ne then sprinkled meal
on top of the cottonseed, and placed the
keg In his bam. Next morning he emptied
his keg of over a hundred drowned rats.
nORKAM IIF;)IF.V REPLY.
EnF.NSBfRo, Ta., April 6, 1886.
ifr. Editor : I see in your last week's pa-
i rer a communication from Mr. George Ber
key, in which lie says he offered his wagon
for the purpose of taking the dead body of
Mr. Robert Murray to my house. Now the
plain facta in the case are as follows :
When I went up to where the body was, I
asked Mr. Berkey for his wagon to take the
body to my house. Mr. Berkey replied. "It
is getting late and I have a good piece to
go." I then said, "It will take you but a
tew minutts." Mr. Betkey then replied,
"There are plenty of you."' I then said.
"Come on boys, catch hold." and William
Richardson, Thomas James Fred Davis and
myself carried the corpse to the house. Mr.
nildebrand was present but could not assist
on account of having a steer which he was
leadir.g with a rope. I do not know who
sent for the doctor as that was done before
1 came. As to Mr. Berkey offering his
wagon and I saying that it was not fit Is not
correct and did not occur I do not intend
to bother any more about it, but if Mr. Ber
key thinks the above is not correct let him
call on me and we will go to Mr. William
Richardson. Mr. Thomas James and Mr.
Kred Davis, who were present and know
exactly what did occur.
Mohoan IIcghf.s,
Oil. A.M) uas xfar home.
pvpry se the lowest.
fvrik anl how d' ye doof the
-v f.;.n fv.rn'ih exercise and
r.
-J to jr'i'.r good rlaht hand.
wN' moved says the bed
rf--i lnop are very friendly
'iir.'Y. not fp(luir D in"
r ..vf.
of T. J. WePtover, of
I canity, was recently
; nQ 1 damaged to the ex-
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it "'a?: f"ur, five or six tined
Tr-.r-tW' Is the plaoe to get
rv : w. Also, hay folks, ahov-
!v.-'i-tM-. S:!as A. McGough
i ,: i f police in Alt'Xna by
r.rw rrayor, who was
-v. .liy
of Johnstown,
: : I :-, rj . was admitted
urts of Cambria
l.iv
v.-r,i.
! i-t.
George W. Lisher, of Franklin county.
Is feeding a stetr that Is a curiosity. The
animal is pure white in color, jands seven
ten hands high, is eitrht feet and ten Inch
es long, Births nine feet five and a half
inches, and weighs between 2,500 and 2,600
pounds, ne Is ot the Durham stock, and
possesses a velvety coat and is quite gentle.
On Friday Maitland's steam laundry In
Huntingdon was destroyed by fire. The
bnilding and machinery belonged to I. D.
Kunlzelman, whose loss is f 2,500 ; insur
ance is 51,500. Mr. Maitland's loss will be
dohsiderable. He has nly $2.V) insurance.
His lease expires on the 12th of May, when
lie Intended to return to his home near
Cressoti.
. Mr. Ed. 15. Scull, of homerset, passed
through this place to Creson. Mr. Scull, it
Is understood, has been appointed Superin
tendent of the Cresson A C-alport railroad,
under J. n. Boytts, his brother in-l.iw, who
Is GeneraH Manager of the ro:d. Mr. Scull's
father, Ed. Scull, E.sa., editor of the Somer-
5 ;-n.rs -1 tbe I.atin class surly-
! ', i n ia-t Friday evening,
t ; r.-ot:! a fine writing desk,
r-r '. ': r rra.ird.
: ' !. f ft t! .at Huntley is sell-
: .V-j't4 n-.omitig the bakery of
! lanf-1 to
:. i. w.is dpftroyed hy ,
rt !! ii're of Mr. Iless
'"I'je extent. 1
t
:.-d p'-rions cati each
:'. c a'
the Ebensburj
!:.-'. ard Walker.
i an Ohio, Chilled,
t.i t.
s J ,hr
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1
set Herald, is one of the Directors of
road. Johnstown Tribune.
The indications are that we will have a
backward sprln, those who pretend to be ,
posted on the weather bein; u nanimously
of the opinion that we will have hut little
good weather dnribc this moiith. The gen-
s in the hard- j eral opinion also prevails to a great extent ;
can be bought j that the best place to buy dry goods, dress
goods, boots and shoes, groceries and pro-
visions, is at th store of John Owens, on
High street where goods r:in always be
bought at bottom pric-s.
"Dozens of letters a day pour In upon
Pr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y.,
frota people who have been benefitted by
n Jine, Miss Julia 1 using his popular preparation called Ken
nedy's 'Favorite Remedy.' And they often
illustrate what this remarkable medicine ac
complishes in some new and hitherto untried
field of operation. Not Infrequent ly patients
come long distances to grasp tho Doctor by
the hand and express their gratitude for de
liverance from pain." Troy, (N. V.) Daily
Timr.
The prolonged controversy between
Father M. T. Stack and Bishop O.Hara. of
Scranton, which has been see-sawing
through the courts for the last fourteen
years, has at length been decided by Judae
Thayer, in the common pleas court of Phila
delphia. He decides that the exprcise of
priestly functions is not a property right, for
the deprivation of which a civil suit for
damans will lie. It is a common sense
opinion that is in accord with the best law,
keeping as it does a strict line of demarca
tion between church and state.
The card or John S. Rhey, Esq., of Eb
ensburg, as a candidate for Assembly, ap
pears in this week's paper in the proper
column. Mr. Rhey Is well known through
out the county ae a man of ability and ex
perience as a legislator, having served In
the Legislature during the session of
1S50-51 and '52 as a member from Armstrong
county, where he then resided, the latter
term haviDg presided over that body as
Speaker He has been connected with the
editorial department of the Freemas office
for a number of years, and in that capacity
Vlenr field Townvtilp Heard From.
Clearfieid Twr., April 5, 18S6.
Editor Freeman: Thinine; a few lines
from this section might prove interesting to
some of the many readers of your valuable
paper, I have conluded to send you the fol
lowing :
The roads in this part of the country have
been, and are still, in a very bad condition.
Some of our neighbors are making maple
sugar, and I hope they won't forget the
printer man.
April Sittings seemed prominent in this
section last week.
j Elmer, son of Mr. Arthur Wharton, aged
' about 17 years, who has been confined to
his bed for over three months with what is
; supposed to be inflammatory rheumatism,
is, we are sorry to learn, not improving any.
What this young man suffers is beyond im
agination, as be cannot be moved the least
. bit. o sensative is his limb from bip to
foot. He has also lost in flesh considerably.
, We predict aud hope ti.at when the warm
weathtr arrives it may tend to alleviate him
from his terrible sufferings.
! The Young Ladies' Sodality of this place,
I have been informed, chanced off their
the i handsome gold watch. Whoever was lucky
enough to secura the watch for the mall
sum of 25 cents, we have not been able to
learn. The money secured from chances is
to go towards buying a banner for their so
ciety. Mr. Lawrence Burgoon, of White town
ship, we are sorry to state, had six lambs
and several old sheep killed by dogs one
night last week, and the question is, " ,Vhose
dog or dogs did the ratal deed ?" Mr. S. J.
Luther, of the same township, lost a valua
ble cow In the same week ; cause, unknown.
A number of our schools have closed.
Violet.
1 '.. i-;:rr..-d Armagh, or North
' c- :hpm at the Old Reli
r:.i: Store of (ieurge Huntley.
n H k :" "c'-ir.t President of tlift
- 'i C j'. t .-Lpatiy and the Moshan- :
' r. 1 I. :;;.!' r Company, died on j
i - a; !. home in Philadelphia, j
' ;. r-T.rc,-"ntative of Woolf A i
w-i :ti '-!, i-ays their line of j
I ' !'. !:'-: tf.ey havp ever ex- j
.: i t- : -ie in a few days with j
.-;-.y
' i.-r , -.vri ,V-u,i has completed j
--' i-r and is increasing In nse- j
' it- ag- advances. Undir the
.f M-r. Creery A Stoltz it I
":r-i-.-d its circulation and Is ;
'i, it;jr-ere, a generous support, j
rjboily, no matter whetb- j
'.y or not, to call on Mr. j
t' wr,, when he comes to j
'-lothirz and furnishing
ry attractive.
1 'r. ; ! ire to recommend Parker's
"f; b-.t cr.ee." writes Mr. C A.
ff I.iLerty. N. Y. "After
J- r.n it record."' It stops fall
' r"i T':iinal color, softness and
"T' ri iy clean, prevents dand-
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a ilaman on the Iadi-
" : -v rtlv fiueeed between
of Ia.-t week, while at
e .;.ptrj together. A loose
r fr m the car caught Mc
' rrventlng him from get-
' t n,
Mii -r:a; Dy comes this year on
Kiv ."':h t n n.n..)n..i r n
- ' "- i'Vi'ai HUCUh VI I CUU"
-5 :-?urd a general order t..tinif
-re with an act of Assembly
"1. arjd tha rules and reg
A K., the dav will be cel-
Hy, Miy 20th.
r.r-i.e.l by parties visiting
o clothing House is
v-tw u this Pbason. Their
'pting goods has ranged
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f our reailers is called to
K iJ'ifte.n, attorney at-anottit-r
column. Mr.
'- an rfT'ice in the Ar
n attend promptly and
! uines entrusted to
f :t:i '-iiffpes.
"f Mr .Tames Mellon, of Car
a candidate for Poor
'T v 'l , q tnnnA in ...thnr
""iii'i in niiiivuri
n i well (jualilied for
nominated arid elected
'Intiei (J the tffiee with
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i 0. i
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to
""at.
'it nr. 1
pwer renews, e'eanses,
'rates the tialr, and re-
o I- original eolnr nnii Imp.
" uray hair prefer to use the
'-ri i.roclaim to the world
-irt.H.i locks, that they are
' i pacing to decay.
Vivsiiia Itnilroad Comnanv
on the new Iraneh road
'it7dale to Coalport, Clear-
foi,nrt with the Cresson &
The majority of the labor
Th road will be eight
-e fi Dished by the 1st of
i.- t
1 l d that lnr,rl in Connecticut, on
-, trees were planted a few years j
"uiivimi uiiiinn an
A ArN)r Day will
it might be well for the I
n this region to paste this j
;i 'heir hats and think over
",t5 April r,th,
te ,rM!J
has at all times labored earnestly and faith- :
fully for tbe supremacy of the Democratic j
party. If nomiaated and elected, Mr. Rhey
would make an active and efficient member j
and would serve the Democracy of the State j
with strict integrity and undoubted ability. J
Miss n?len Windsor, "Countess The
dora," in "Siberia," says the Johnstown j
Tribune, of Saturday, was handed a tele- j
gram last evening, just before appearing on
the stage at the Johnstown Opera House, j
announcing tbe sndden death of her mother '
in New York. Tbe young lady was quite ;
overcome by the sad intelligence, but there ;
was no person, to take her place in the cast i
of characters, so she bad to smother ber 1
feelings as best ehe could and perform ber j
part. Once or twice while behind the j
scenes during the play, Miss Windsot gave j
way to her feelings and fainted, and it was j
feared at one time that she would not te
able to reappear before the footlights, but;
she proved herself equal to the emergency,
and answered every summons to go upon
the stage promptly. This morning she de
parted for New York, another actress hav
ing been telegraphed for to take her place
temporarily in the company.
A Terrlblw Accident-
On last Friday afternoon a little girl
about nine years of age named Tibbott, a
nifce of Mr. John Hughes, farmer, was
The family had bpeti
' boiling maple 3yrup at the spring-house and
! at the time all were out except the little
girl. She was heard screaming but nothing
! was thought of it, as she was in the habit of
singinR ard making a noise. When first
! seen she was running from the spring
house to the houee through the high wind
' then prevailing with her clothes all abla7.e.
: She ran through the house and out, and
then back again before Mrs. Hughes could
! etch her and aueeeed in putting out
! the fire by throwing some carpet around
her. She was hadly burned from the waist
np all around the body ana was uncon
scious up until Monday morning when she
rallied, and at last accounts was doing as
well could be expected.
Mrs. Hughes was severf ly burned about
the r ands and arms wbile trying to put out
tbe flumes and it will be eome time before
she will have the uee of those members.
I.orelto Heard From.
i
Lohetto, April 7, 'SS.
Dear Freeman : We are having quite a
lively time here over the license question.
Our borough limits are not so extended as
are those of some of our neighboring villa-
ge, and at the upper end of town and real !
ly within it, but outside of the borough
limits, Is located a tavern, at. which the
ardent had for some time been dispensed i
with more freedom than discrimination, '
and much, it is said, to the detriment of or
der in the community. Accordingly, when
tte proprietor petitioned the Court for a;
renewal of his license, a much-signed re- ;
monstrance was sent up against it, which ,
proven fatal. The indignant liquor men ;
then procured the names of the men whe
had signed the remonstrance and posted the '
list In conspicuous places through towW.
Then some wicked temperance man, who
evidently understood the cruelty of com
parisons, retaliated by obtaining the names
of the signers on the objectionable petition
and tacking them beside the other paper,
with the explanation : "Here are the other
fel!ows : take look at them." The effect
wiil oe appreciated. All the fun is not over
yet, but the temperance people are ahead
at present. Yours respectfully. S.
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Wllmore item.
Mrs. Michaels, relict of Henry Michaels,
died at her home In Wilmore, Friday of last
week, at the advanced age of 75 years, ner
husband died about fifteen months ago.
Her maiden name wa Clawson. She
leaves four sons, all grown to manhood. In
terment in U. B. cemetery on Sunday.
Th weather is very disagreeable. No
kind of farm work can be done. The snow
is about four inches deep, and still falling.
A notice is up in Wilmore statir.g that a
meeting will be held at an early day for the
purpose of forming a coal comyany, at
which operators from the F.ast will be pres
ent, and all interested in the welfare of the
community are requsted to come and "here"
what is to be aid on thd subject. While
there is no doubt the coal Is to be had by
shaftlDg, it is doubtful if the preeent move
ment will be encouraged. M.
Ttie Opinion of an Amalner OcolofrlM
Who Talk a an 1 1 He Knew.
A correspondent writing from Ligonier
says he thinks it folly for Johnstown to go
to Grapeville for gas. "There is," he says,
"as good and perhaps much better territory
a shorter distance from Johnstown. The
range ot hills running from the Conemaugh
river, about three miles below Blairsville,
ad passing along the Salem Church and
land east of Greer.sburg, Is equally as good
as the (irapevllle range. There is another
range in Cambria connty as good as either
of the above. The range runs from tbe P.
R. R., a short distance west of the old Via
duct, at a place called Mineral Point. It
extends in a southwesterly direction tnrough
Cambria and Somerset counties, connecting
with the Negro mountain, and divides the
two coal fields of Cambria and Somerset
counties. There is a good show in these
ridges for better gas and oil. I firmly be
lieve that the Laurel mil and Chestnut
Ridge are the two great gas belts of West
ern Pennsylvania. The hunJreds of deep
ravines that start on both sides of these
mountains, if properly tested, would supply
the gas required for all time. Th6e tests
should be made pretty fai up in the moun
tains. In testing one of the lower rantes,
away from the mountain, the higher the
hills and deeper the ravines and more bro
ken the surface the better." Johnstoun
Tribune.
Arinrofnt Conn,
On Monday last Court met with Hon. R
L. Johnston, President Judge, and Honora
bles John Flanagan and Josepn Masters on
the bench. The ca.es on the list were dis
posed of a9 follows :
Charles Farabaugh vs. Davis Bracken ;
motion for new trial. Motion overruled.
Charles Faiaba'ieh vs. Davis Bracken ;
motion for new trial. Motion overruled.
A. J. Fulmer vs. William Horner, et ux. ;
rule, to show cause. Continued.
Henry Shaffer vs. Conrad Stakeman, et
ux. ; rule to show cause, etc. Judgment
stricken off.
McMillan Co. vs. F. A. Shoemakar ;
rule to .-how cause. Judgment opened and
case put at head of list for June term.
Ex'rs of li. M. Johnston vs. David Trex
ler : rule to ehow cause, etc. Hule dis
charged.
James C. Murray vs. Geo. A. OUall. Gar
nishee, etc. ; rule" to show cause. Rule
granted.
James J. Duncan vs. Foster W. Davis ;
ruin to show cause, etc. Judgment amend,
ed so as to read ?l.T11.5ri, costs to date im
posed on plnintirT.
John H. Kran-e vs. Georire !!x ; rule to
show rnu-e. Judgment set atid and 2nd
pluries Scire Facias awarded.
Joseph Falvella, Plaintiff In
Geo. Gerby, Defendant in Error
Continued.
Joseph Falvella, Fla;nt!ff in
Richard J. Denny, Defendant
certioiari. Continued.
Joseph FaU-ella. Plaintiff in Error, vs.
Peter McGinlev : Certiorari. Continued.
Swank & Son. vs C Glenn and D.
Argus ; Subrogation, Prayer granted.
Mary Varner, etc. , vs. Jesse Vainer ; Libel
in Divorce. Continued.
In the matter of the petition ("for leave to
take an appeal) of David Lanrion ; Rule to
show cause, etc.. Rule dis'diarced.
In the matter of the petition of James A.
Felix for the sppiointment of Supervisor in
Lower Yoder township. Petitioner ap
pointed. Tn the matter of the petition of D. A. Lu
ther, ex Sheriff, furcompensation forattend
ing furnaces, etc. Petition granted.
In the matter of a petition for a road in
Clraiiield towns'.iip from point on road from
Erkenrod s mill to Glen Conneii to latiu
Simon .Noel. Irreeularly on the lit.
Error, vs.
; certiorari.
Error, vs.
in Error :
W.
of
Scliool Report.
Report of the Ebensburg Tublic Schools
for seventh month, ending April 5th :
Avorsse
Enrolled, attcrnlance.
tOlSTV COMMITTEE.
The names of the members of the Demo
rratic County Committee which has been
cal'ed by the Chairman to meet at Armory
Hall, in this placy, on Monday next, are as
follows :
W. Horaok Kosk, C'tiairnian. Johnstown.
Jamen t'otlnr. Adams townahip.
James J. Kaylor Allegheny township.
Jnhn I Eairer, Barr township.
Isaac N. Wisslnicer, Blacklick township.
Ko(ert Bridge, Oambrn horoujrh, 1st ward.
Adam istihich, Cambria horoujh, 2d ward.
Thomas Hoover, Caiuhria township.
Philip J. Ieitrich, Carroll town borough.
Joseph Hearer. Carrol township.
John Connery, Chest Springs borough.
John T. ilt. Chest township.
Silas A Kyan, Clearfield township.
Jacob Kohler. Conemaugh township.
P. S. Eretdhotf, Conemaugh borough, 1st ward.
Joseph Dnily, Coneinauxh borough. Id ward.
A.J. Skelly. Croyle township.
Dennis Cruller, Ix-an township.
Isaac Crilt, East tionemauirh borough.
James B.Clark, East Taylor cownshlp.
Henry Byrne, Ebensburg borough. East ward.
James Myers. Ebensburg borough. Wast ward.
I'. E. Dillon. Elder township.
Anthony Hursbbertter, Kranklln borough.
M. Kitiharris, llitiin borough.
D. J. Sibert, Oaliitztn township.
Wm. H. lirubb. (Irubbtown borouifh.
James M. Singer. Jackson township.
John Hannan, Johnstown, 1st ws rd.
John Kabb Johnstown, Sd ward.
James King, Johnstown. 3d ward.
A. H (Crumbling. .Johnstown, 4th ward.
Oeorge J. Akers, Johnstown, Ath ward.
L. J. Ripple. Jobnstown. Stn ward.
Adam Huebnar, Johnstown, 7th ward.
Caron Eeahy, Eilly borough.
W. C. Schwab, L-ofetto borough.
Jaeksun St. Clair, Iowar Yoder townahip.
Austin Neary. Millrllle borough. 1st ward.
l'Htrick Connelly. Mlllllle borough. Id ward.
J. Smith, Munster township.
InniPi Itell. 1'ortnge townnliip.
Patrick CJ-Tool. Pr jspe-t Dorounh.
''erry Troxell. Keade township.
Hiram Orris. Kichland township.
I.eTy Jacoby. Stonycreek township.
Edward drew, Summerhill township.
J. B. Stalb, Susquehanna township.
John J. Kinney, Tunnelliiill borough.
Chauncy Davis, T'pper Yodor townahip.
Joseph Kalney, Washington township.
M.J. Nel, White tjwnsbip.
1'. F. Kirby. Wilmore bornuh.
Joeph Horton, Jr., Woodvale horoufh.
Win. KiDblett, West Taylor township.
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A Walking Skeleton.
Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Ta.,
writes : "I was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walk
ing skeleton, dot a free trial bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that I bought a
dollar bottle After using three bottles,
found mvself once more a man, completely
restored to health, with a hearty appetite,
and a gain in flesh of 4S lbs." Call at E.
James' Drue Store and get a free trial bot
tle of this certain cure lor ali Lunn Dis
eases. i,arge bottles 11.00.
HARRIAIir. i.icEsr issrED.
The following marriage licenses have been
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
since last week :
William R Inscho and Emma Rorfgers. .Tohns-
low'U.
E.tward Herrman, John6town, and Ida Hatin,
"a mbrta.
Michael Harrington and Kate Houllihan, Mlll
vllle. William Wilklns. Indiana county, and Sarah
A. OTerdorf. Lower Yoder township.
Joseph Sailerand Mary A. Weilel, Conemaugh
barougn.
William R. Harney, Pittsburgh, Ta , and Lizzie
Ji. Parke. Johnstown.
Hubert Kieishoaer, Johnstown, anil Katie Kell
er, Conemaugh borough.
James Long and Barbara Boring, Taylor town
ship. Peter Kcrshenstin Morrellville, and Miry
Ann iallatcber, Prospect.
I.ouis Stein and Bertha B um , Johnstown.
W m. M. Smith, Coopersdale, and Matilda Me
Means, Cambria
Albert A. Berkley and I.aTina Harshberger,
Cpper Yoder towniinp.
(teorge W. Wilt and Kate T.I. Baylor, WIN
more.
- - -
IITMF.XEAI..
WILT-BAYLKK.-Married, at Ebensburg. on
Tuesday. April e. lusS, by K-v. K. McCaslin. Mr.
Ooorgo W. Wilt and Mrs. Kate M. Baylcr, both
ol W llmore, this county.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OR REOISTEK AND RECORDER.
T the ifmnrrarv of Camhno f 'ounfy : I
hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
nomination for the offlceof Kisterand Keoorder
at the ensuing Democratic wrimRrv r;i,.ton
CEEEST1NE .1. BL.A1K.
Ebensburg. Pa.. Feb. lRRfl.
FOR REOTSTKK AND RECORDER.
7o the Democracy of Cambria County: I here
by announce myself as a candidate tor the office
of Register and Recorder, suhiect to the decision
of the next Democratic 1'rimnrv Election
t, , THOMAS HOOVER.
I ambrla township, March 6, lsw.
IOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.
To the PrmocTatir Votrrt of Cambria County:
I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Register and Record
er, to be made at your next Primary Election.
OEOKOEC. MILLER.
Conemaugh Piorough, March la.lRSS.
JjoR Heoister and Recorder.
FETER M'GOUGII,
OF rORTAOE TOWN?nir,
Subject to Democratic rulea.
poR district attokey.
JAMKS M. WALTKltS,
OF JOHNSTOWN,
Sub'ect to the decision of th Pemoeratla Pri
mary Election. i March 19. 1598.
TOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
HARRY Ci. ROSE,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Subject to thedeclilon of Democratic Primaries.
March 2, 18S9.
JOK PROTHONOTARY.
l-r. A. SHOLMAKEU,
Subject to the Democratic Primary Election.
(Ebensburg, March-22, lSSfl.-t.e.)
ptlR ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM LINTON, of Summit,
Subject to decision of the Iten-.oeratlc Primaries.
March 28, 1S9.
If you love Nice Clothes, GOKTZ, the Tailor,
invites von to No. 1511 Eleventh Avenue, Al
toona, to examine into the Magnitude, Variety
and Beauty of his Xew Spring Stoek.
-AJLjIF1. IE. GOBTZ,
Merchant Tailor,
1511 Eleventh Ave., Altoona, Penn'a.
F
Hardware! Hardware!
-:0
irpoirrysT to
STS OF EB
ENSBURG AND VICINITY
-:0:-
OR ASSEMREY.
candidate lor the nomination for
the eominit Iemocratle Primary
1 will be a
Assembly at
Election.
JOHN E. STRAYER.
Johnstown. April 2. lSS.
or Assembly.
DR. J. C. M'MULLEN,
OF CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Repertfnlly submitted to the Democracy
"ambrla Countv.
April 1. 188. t.e.
F
of
JpOR Assembly
MICH
Subje.-tto decision of
April 2.
EL FITZII ARRIS.
OF GALLITZIN,
the Democratic Primaries
F
R Assrmi;ly.
I nnnonni-e myllas a candidate for nomina
tion (-r the Aembly at tho aproarhtnt; Demo
cratic Primary Election.
JOHN S. RHEY.
Ebensburic, April 9th, 1M.
F
or Poor House Director.
I hereby an nonnce myelf i a candidate for
th nominntion tor Poor HMie Director, subject
to the decision of the next Democratic Primary
Election.
JACOB SHAFFER.
April, t, 1SMJ.
Allegheny township
Poor norsE director.
I hereby annonn'-e myelf a a candidate
tor the nomina'ton tor Poor Hu?e Director, sub-
jet to the decision of the Democratic Primary
TBACHHR.1.
If In
Mary E. Davis..
IWt?. '. Lewis..
Allln Lloyd
lussie DmvIs
J. W. Leech
1 i 9 i'S
1 j -lb
.1 -JA 21
4 I 22 C)
5 ! ri 17
Totals ! 5 .130 U an, 110 81 198; 60
The, following pupils were perfect in aU
tendance during n o.'itti :
Hoom No. 1. Artie Davis, Carl Dick,
Peter Lurlwig, Oilie Davis, Joseph Lut
trincer, Leo Luttrioger, Walter Jones, Wil
lie I'each, Ada Jones, Allie Jones, Emily
Davis, May Griffith, Daisy Corhio, Mrlla
Creery, Annie Mcllreen, Victoria Iirown,
Alma Itosensteel.
Kojm No. 2. John Strayer, Prescott
Davis, Butler Roberts, Jrhn Thomas, Lew
is Evaos, (ieo. Thomas, Flora Mills, Annie
Mills, (irace McCaslin, Aggitf Jame".
RbOM Fo. 3. Kay Jones, Cristie Strayer,
fHaulon Davis, NonDie Lutirinuer, Mella
IloseiiS'teel, Minnie btchler, Maud Zilun,
Annie Maloney, Mapgio McCabe, Mary Mc
Breea. Hoom No. 4. Sherman Mason, Ilerscnel
Davis, V nlie Jones, Leonard Jones, Norria
Mason, Jnlia (Jonnell.
Koom No. .V Geo Kinkead, Ira Davis,
Jesse Hill, Hen Davis, MiltConrell, Than
nie Davis. Herman Connell, Herman Jones,
Oscar Kinkead, John Sht-ietelt, (eo. Dick,
Izora Davis, Cora Davis, Caddie Kerr.
Bert Davis missed no time and was iiot
tardy during whole term.
OKI 1 1 AKY.
EVANS. Died, at his reidrc in Ebensbanr,
on Monday. Aprils, ls&n. Mr. Daniel O. Evans,
aire 1 serenty years.
The deceased was born in Montifomeryshlre.
Wales. In 1V5 anl resided there until the year
1340, having in the meantime learned the ilioe
tnakiiiK tr;.de Irom his lather, who carried on
the business in that country. In lo Mr. Erans
carne to tbis country and settled In Ebcnsburu.
wlierc he worked at bis trade, and alter a year or
two married a Miss Tudor, sister of Mr. Kicbard
Tudor, ol tlii pla.-e, w bo, however, lived but a
short Mm. In 1S47. when The W'.r broke out be
tween this country an I Mexico. Mr. Evans, who
belonged to the njilitiary company here, went
to Mexico, with the old Cambria iuards, under
the late Captain Murray, rerformod his duties as
a soldier until the end of' the war, and returned
home with the company. After his return he
and Hon. Richard Jones carried on the tannins
business for a number ot years at tuo old tannery
near Mr. David Shtnlcle's mill, on tbe outcirta
ol our town. Alter the dissolution of the part
nership Mr. Evans, up to tbe time ol his last Ill
ness, worked at bis trade. In 151 he married
.Miss Jane Evans, who horc him a number of chil
dren, peven of whom, two boys and five girls, are
living nod all ol whom are thrown up. Mrs. Evans
died about ten years nKO. Mr. Evans wis a man
ol hne appearance, honorable In his dealings, in
telligent and well versed in Kcneral knowledge,
was kind and social in his disposition, and will be
ureatly missed from i be community . His luneral
took place on Wednesday alternoon at 1 o'clock,
and hif remains were Interred in Lloyd cemetery.
Peace to his ashes.
J'"
Election.
Carroll twp.,
April 9, 1S".
JAMES MELLON.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat
ter ol the second and final account of
Mtcnnel Bradley, AssiKnee ol James C Murray
et it.
The undersigned havlnir been appointed Audi
tor by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
County, pa., to make distribution of the lund In
the hands of aaid Assirnee. notice Is hereby a;lv
en that 1 will Hit al Arbitration Room in Court
Heuse, In Ebensburg, Cambria county. Pa., pa
iVrdnrtitaij. April tS. Hw, ttTi o'clock, a. u.,
o( said day, to discharge the duties ol my appoint
ment, when and where nil persons Interested
may attend or be torerer debarred from coming
in on said lund. H. H. MYEKS, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Pp.. April 9, lssa.-at.
NORMAL SCHOOL
o
A Normal School will open
April 26th, 1886,
FOR A
Term of Ten Weeks
in the Kbeusburg Public School
BUI LDING.
The Scr.oel will be conducted by J. W. LEECH,
Principal of the Ebensburic Schools, and Prof.
T. T. Bearer, graduate ol the Northwestern
(Ohio,) Normal School.
Special attention will be paid to the wants of
teachers . The higher branches will receive eare
fnl attention. HOOK KEEPING WILL HE
TAl'CiHT THOKOT'HLY
I For further particulars and circulars address
J. W. LEECH.
Ebensbnrir. March M. lSW.
77JE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IX-
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that we hare
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
XJrMECTM.XICS' TOOLS. BUTLDKHS' U.lKmV.IRE.
WT F.lliMlMl'LKMKXTS.FUliKS. SI'.lDhS, JiLACK-
X-MlTll TOOLS, HOns i: fill OF fi. HARROW TI.YS
VSTXAILS OF ALL A'l.VDS, FAR IRO.Y and STFFL,
VWLJO US E FFRX1S H l.XG GOODS, RE-
ur J 'OL J 'FRS. CVTL EH OF.YS. SITEL LS,
CA RTF ID O KS. T U 'I.YFS, CORDAGE, ETC.
Referring to the above, we respectfully ak the citizens of Ebens
burg and surrounding country for a share of their patronage. We
have been regularly trained in the hardware business, have bought
our goods for cash and believe we can offer great inducements to
those who desire to purchase.
Ei DUFTON & SON.
Ebensecko, April 3. 18vi.
CARL RIVINTCJS,"
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER & 4EWEIE8,
AND DEALER IX
Watches, Clocks,
1EWELKY,
SilTerware. Musical Instrnniits
ANI
Optical Ooods.
Sole Agent
FOK THE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHES.
Columbia and Fredonia Watches.
In Key and intern Winders.
LARGE SELECTION ok ALL KIND
of JEWELUV always on hand.
My lin nf Jwplrv i nnsurpa-sed.
Ccoi and see for yourself before purchas
ing elswhere.
1ST ALL WOKK GU ARANTEED
CARL RIVINIU3.
Ebennburc, Nov. 11, H5.-tf.
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
with Snjidirlior? of Plaeklick Township for
the year ruling Mnreh . 1888 :
I FKTER WAarftK. im.
To am't ol Duplicate W5S.S9
' CorfTRA, Cr.
1 B am't wrk done on roid t24 M
' Hv exoneration?
i hack tax 6 45
1 Uy nerTlreji rendered b Super-
vtor as.i"V
j By furui?hlnit plank 2. bo 291.23X
The Khrninrv Jiormnl.
I I Armory Ilniidirs Is be!n fitted up
for IUh srconinnxUtion and convenience f
' tpachers. The class rom 9 will be ftirDishcd
witt the celebrated Keystone seats and
j dests and provided with portable black
boards, outline maps, etc. ine itm-iien :
i institute meeting wiil be held weekly and :
i every advantage Riven to teachers for their i
improve merit. New student are being en- ;
'rolled daily, and the attendance for the j
! openine session will bo large. Superintend- !
j ent .Sir ayer Is making arranKf meuts to have j
the most interesting, practical and Piiceess
j ful term ever held in Ehensbare. The
i teachers employed are entirely in sympathy
with normal rootliods or leacunin. wukn
will be fully carried out in every derart-
ment during the coming term. .
A Wwmlerfnl Ilovery.
Consumptives and all. who suffer from
any affefiion of the Throat and Lungs, can
fini a certain cure in Dr. Kind's New Dis
covery for Consumption. Thousands of
permane-t cures vnfy the truth of this
statement. No medicine can show such a
record of wonderful cures. Thousands of
once hopeless sufferers now gratefully pro
claim they owe their lives to this New Di3
coverV. It will cost you nothintt to it a trial.
Free Trial Bottles at C Jmiies' Dru Store.
Large size, fl.oo.
Licenses Ciranted at Arnnmfnl Ion rt.
Oo Monday at Atcument Court the fol
lowing iicenses were granted :
First ward, Cambria borough. John Wa
ters, tavern ; Patrick (ireen, quart, and
Fatiick Scaulnn, quart.
Second ward, Cambria borough, Teter
Tont-r. Michael Curley, taveiu.
beeonu vard, Johnstown, Joo Morgau,
j quart.
! Fourth ward. Johnstown, Frederick W.
j LlotTiuan, tavero.
! First ward, Millville borough, Andrew
i Winn, James Daley, tavern,
j Second ward. Miliviile borough, James P.
! Burns, tavern; Ellen Conlry, eating house.
buiuuieriiiil, Croyle towusiup, John linf
' nth, taveru.
I'ortage towuship, John J. McDonald,
eating house.
A1
UD1TOU S N OT I U K. Havincr
tieen appointed Amlitor to report distribu
tion of the maney in the hand? of J . V.. rtoel. A
alunee ol Wra. Klynn f'r the Nenelit ol creditors
nf iiliuwn by hi? lirst and partial acooiint, notice
is hereby itiven thst I will tt at my ellVe In the
horoonh ot Kheniiuric. on Tuctiay, the t7th day of
April. JS-.V?, at tes o'clock, a. to attend to the
1 titles ot said appointment, at which time and
place all person Inten-stod may Attend If they
aee proper.
INAI.l) K. IVL'FTDN, Auditor.
Khensluric, April 8, 1S3. -S t.
I7XECUTOK-S NO 1 ICE.
Fstateol Mrs. Mnrj Ann Mci:onnell. dee'd.
Letter? ol adminiMr.itlon on the estate of Mrp.
Mury Ann MeConnell, late of Summerhill town
si .in, iifci'a?rd. hiivun been granted lothe nn
dirslitned, notice Is hereby irlven to those in
di'iitrd to the said estate to uinke payment with
nut delay, and thiise havinif cluiius auamst the
same will present them properly authenticated
lor settlement.
W. T. M'CONNEl.I,.
JAMliS 11. J1W iNNEI.L,
Kxecutors.
Summerhill townMilp, April 2, lssa. et.
Balance due Peter Wagner flT.gTH
WM. I. RHODES. Ia.
To am't of Duplicate
CONTRA. Cr.
Bt work done on roads tJT5.6
By back tax 0U
By exonerations 1.20
By relnrn tax to Commissioners. T.H.s
By (lerTices of Supervisor S2.0--tI2.M
Balance due Wm. I). Khodes
.t31.T
NOTICE.
Williaro D. Moyer, one of the Demo
cratic Commissioners of Lehigh coanty, has
been arrested on the charge of promising
offices tor votes. It is all-v.id that he prom
ised nine men places, and the trouble arose
when tie tound lie bad only three positions
to give.
Iturlorn' Kills..
i Any person whone blood and liver are in
good condition is all rigiil, even in Ine uiidt
of epidemics. This cn Oe nolux-d iu tho
life of everyone. If ail would avail them
selves of the advamak;t-s of restoring auj
maintaining the heailb of the Dody, there
would oe tewer doctor's bids and iuucii less
! sorrow. The one thing neetltul anrt the one
! recomuier.dod above all others is hnnuions
' ljiver Regulator. The testimonials are
I counud by thousand, and its merits are
utiduubtfcti.
Attemios Farmeus. I respect i uily
cali youi attention to Williams, Clark A Co's,
high Ktade Bone Fertilizers, viz: Pure raw
bone meal: Uoyal bone phosphate; Amruo
niated bor.e super phospiiate. These jjoods
are gunranteed not to contain a siugie
i pound of adulteration or make up weight in
them. 1 hey aae the cheapest goods lor the
money that wan ever offered in the county,
(.'all and see them, buy I hem and try them.
Ten tons just received, atieo. Huntley's.
TXECUTOI
Letters tcstcmeitary on the Rotate of Francis
(Irinies, lure ot White townshiii. dcr-ea-ie'l . hav
ing been itran ted te the unicrsl(rned , notice is
heretiy riven to all persons indnbted fo said es
tate to make payment without deUy, and to
those havinir claims avainst the same-to present
hem properly authenttcited for settlement to
BlUIxltT tJKlMKS, Kieeutrix,
I. I KK BKHK. Kiecutor.
St. Augustine, 1'a. , April -J. 18s. 6 t.
The lollowinr orders were Issued by th Audi
tors and remain unpaid :
No. 1. Kmanuel Custor 9 S M
Ne. 3. (ieorge A. Michaels 6 00
No. t. . i. Kmpheld X.U4
No. 4. .1. T. Hoes 2
No. b. .1. B. Hlte l.M
No. e. S. S. Keed I K
THE BOTTOM KJMED at LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all Fir3t-Clfla
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 beinp: worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance I am now celling mnny goods at
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
you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Nails,
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call and see my Stock
and learn my Prices. rp I will not be undersold. Aug. 13, 'S5.
HIGH STHKI'iT. - - LT.KN.SDUUG.
Total
$1-.U
T.
AV. DICK, Attorney -a t-IjAW,
Kben8bnrir, Fa. Office In bnlldlnr of T.
.) . Lloyd, ilec'd. (first floor,) Centre street. All
manner of loiral buslnesi attended satisfacto
ry and celieatljnP a specialty. flo-t4.-tf.l
ON' ALD E. HUT TON,
A TTO K N KY-AT-L. A W.
KmcNsnuBo. raws'
-Office In Armory Building.
Mr. James Kino, cf JohntowD, was a
visitor to our town on Wednesday, having
come to atteDd the funeral of Mr. Daniel O.
Evans.
D
QEO. M
V, the Auditors of said township, do certify
that we have examined the accounts of said
townshlo and found thern to be correct to the
best ol our knowledge and belief.
. . hMI'UKlil), 1
.1. II. HITK, J Auditors.
J.T. KEKSE, S
Attest :
!S. I.. Keed, Clerk.
EBENSBURG
-NORMAL SGH00L-
F1RR
5-ANNUALTERM:5
KEADE,
A ITt IKiN tY A l' LAW,
-Offlee on t'entre ltreet. n. .
M. D. KITTELU,
Attorncy-n t-iaw,
EBENSBUKd, FA.
OfBee Armory Building, opn. Court H as.
riMIE CAMBRIA FREEMAN can he had lor
X the small sum 1 AO per year. In advance.
Suhscnhe.
TUE FREEMAN If rokI piper in which to
Advertise.
VThcronith, rract'eal and rriKreclTe School
f'ir tlie Teachers ol the Conn ly. JV 111 o jen on
MO.YDAV, AFRIL JO. JSSG,
For a term of TF.Jf WF.F.KS, In charge ot
t'onnty Superintendent Lewis Strayer and Pref.
Thomas J. Itell, a graduate of the Indiana State
Normal School.
SIPEHIOK ADVANTAGES
Are oflercd to the teacher of tbe County to attend
school at much less cost than at any othsr itood
school. Write for free circular kItIoc lull Infor
mation to
COUNTY SI PEKINTENHENT,
P.O. Box 16, Ehenshurir, Pa
March li, lnss.-6t.
VEWKPAPfR AdtfrllsinKDorMn IO
1 Spruce Mrftt, . 1
Policies written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other First flaw Compnnlri,
T. W. DICK,
AlltST FR THE
OLD HAHTFOUD
win ivnn
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1 704:.
Eeecshurg. July U. 1SS2.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
I.OItETTO.l'A.
IN CHAIIGE 1P
FUANSISCAN 1JU0THEUS.
lioard and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March 2f;h. 1 tf.
SM Vmn P&RLQRl
0j95ilf M B':ta n Fn?e. in llnjil i Bui'alim.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG, PA
J. II. OA NT, IVoprietor.
rrHF. PUBLIC
1 o
I.VOIRPORATKII IN l.-7.
STIlllTi.VO.NMIiULI'LiN.
PROTECTSO;; MUTUAL
IRE IHSUB&HCE COESP'RT
OF Ei2SrSEUr?C. PA.
k- C 9 I
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I'
IM l,
Only 7 Assessments in is '',us.
Good FARM PROPERTIES
ErECIA I.LY I'KslhEl)
KO STEAM RISKS TAKEN,
GEO. M. REDE, FrcsiJenl.
7'. II'. DICK. Secretary.
Wonur. Jrn. M. lM.-lv.
DEAD YET I
will always find us at our place
of huines! In l usiness hours. Ererythlns keit
aeat and osy. Clka rowrus a pe.iai.tt.
MOT
V ALLIE LUTTRINCCR,
mM'urriT.KH or
tin, coniR ami mn-m ware
asi tim noorjya,
Itwiiecii jilv tnvito H e atictiti-in pi hi Irieodt
snl t 'c jmii ic In n'Ei-ral to tl Imci that he i till
carrylut on WiMce- at the oid M.in l ofRit tea
Miu:,:.'. 'ii Mon - . K!-i n-l-ura. an.l i re;ar4 t
i 't 1. n a lr.- : -ck. luinu ictunnc ter
de'r. at v rt:e!c it. '' ' '" the nualiwt to
tde Uriic-. it. ihe ! ft taai.ncr an.l at T he I ewe I
IITinu y'-o-'
, - j. j . ;. k . : in le or old
tl t e T-jl
lN(i .-. M'KIMAI.TY.
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