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CHESHBVSU. PA.
IK IDA T, - MAY 91, 1886.
0CAL AJS'D PERSONAL,
jjere. Thre ami the Other Place.
nirp fokes 23 centB each at Dufton's.
Tlie .eri of Blali county haa gone
irto t! e circus l.usiness. The Great ".Vorld'a
t';rll? that tins been exhibiting at Altoona
for gbou. ten days is financially InvoWed and
fn Friflsy last was levied on by the Sheriff.
w strawberries at the Suftar Bowl.
ill James Maitland, the owner of the
j fountain Inn on the east side- of the
jcountain. about three miles from the Sum
E;t, on the old pike. Intends repairing the
p.pcie? and fixing them np for the accom
cMst'iori of gne?ta.
:, t irt Instantly relieved by the use of
.vA , ! rated Fry Truss, for sale at Davi
S.rai store. 2t.
Van Scott, of Suequehanna coun
ty has l'i-en arrested, charged with drawing
i'j i?i u-in's pension. lie was never In the
rirr. The fraud was discovered when the
c-':n applied for a pension.
A fui: line of tablets, paper, pens, pencils
s-d inks at Davison's drug store. 2t.
Rye heads were visible this year as
r:y as April 26th. This, with the fact
,vit tt-e full moon comes near the middle of
,nT1Pi ja regarded by many farmers aa an
In .'.itatinn of an early harvest. Grass and
grain of all kinds could scarcely look more
p.,. robin than at the present time.
He Dubois Coarier says an inventory
of trie lumber now piled In J. E. Dubois'
y;j slows 10,390.212 feet of pine, and
4iTJk-a feet of hemlock. This does not
Isclu 'ie tt :e shingles, lath, and box boards,
of which there is a large amount.
For fresh vegetables go to the Sugar
Bowl.
A large deposit of mineral paint has
beD discovered on the farm of Mr. John
An-aian In Allegheny township. I: Is dark
blue in color, and after being applied with
tr.e brush seems to be as durable as oil
pt'.Dt.
-Tbe card of D. McLaughlin, Esq., of
jotDstown, appears in this issue of the
Freeman as a candidate for Assembly. Mr.
M;I-auhliD Is well known as a lawyer of
jbiiity and if nominated and elected would
zii- an active and ablenember of tbe Leg
islature. A ?a!uat)Ie hotel stand Is offered at prl
ysteia'e by advertisement la another eol
;mn. Tbe house has always eojoyed a lib
ertl patrnnnge, and a rare opportunity la
o2?rH to parties wishing to engage in that
Fur fresh groceries go to the Sugar
Bowl.
There are now 73 teachers In attendance
st tbe Ebensburg Normal school. This is
greater tban the number enrolled before the
irbool opened and there are yet a number
if te hers from the boroughs in tbe south of
tr.e ci a:ity bo are still engaged in teaching
w!m will enU-T at tbe middle of the term.
At tr;e Assignees sale of the real estate
it IL i, lii-es J. Lloyd, deceased, on Sat
uriij ia.-t, tbe old homestead on the dia
D'T.d pnrcba-ed ty Messrs. V. S. Bar
ter A Lru. ft r ti e f uru of J3.500. It is said
trst the Messrs Barker contemplate the
tr-ctli)!i of a fine business block on the cor
se: in tl e Lear future.
M ) nald at Loretto, Pa., wants 3000
lb. tfl'M, clen, dry wool, for which he will
a.,ow tba h'li'iest price In exchange for
goods.
Edwai 1 Button, alias Bowman, alias
Outcry. nn of the Somerset burglars who
vis raptured near South Fork last winter,
u tried in Livingston county, New York,
!t wpt-k for the murder of Em ory Thayer
nd acquitted.
As e go to press we learn that Mrs.
Hnl Co'.. li s, wife of Mr. Thomas Collins,
of ti e t::u of 1. A T. Collins railroad con
tractor? formerly of ibis place died at Balti
Core on TuesHy last. We have not
:. ! tl e t:t::e or place of burial but pre-!.::.-
t v. . 1 t p at Harrisburg.
-'ar c-w In' find has been heard
f: n. lirVj- tTie pat week they have
f.ij'd i number of pieces on our streets
Ir. tie ev-Diri., and under their efficient
fcac r, Trufessor Stahl. ar makim? ranid
pr ire-i. All they want Is to stick to It and I
tfore 1"C4 Ebenshurg will have one of the
bft tarn's in th- State. j
Dr. J. B. Noonan, of St. Lawrence, has I
f-r:'..a.e1 tbe leasehold and fixtures of the !
Eictmnze Ho'el In Chest Springs, from Mrs. t
II rie, and will hereafter conduct that well j
fcwri h(,?te!rie. The Doctor will make an !
oi.iglng and aeommodating landlord and !
li keep a fir-t-o!as house.
-The Brm I (,f rardons met on Tuedsday
jta llarrlsburg, and after hearing the
case of Mlcha.-l J. Cooper, formerly of
Oit spring.-, this county, but sent to the
fenitcct.ary for larceny from Potter coun
ty, tpid Uf rase for further advisement.
-Mis, Kmiiy Litzinger and Miss Mary
wsertg, of Ebensburg, says Tuesday's Al
tio Ttnv, arrived in the city yesterday
: : oor,, the furmer to tarry for a time, and
t lit er to continue her journey to Holll-i'.-'burgla
the afttrrnoon, whither she has
y.r.e v. resame her studies at the Tonnjj
11.
M Seminary.
1 Sup reme Court ha? log decided that
m 18 constitutional, the State
5 are firfurlnj on tne Increase in the
vW r-yerjue which the enforcement of the
"' :il rnu-e. Chief Clerk McCamant of
j'- Aum,r-fieneral'a office, tbinks that the
fcc4 tray reach $1,500,000. I'oder the
0 1 ct the revenue was 1500,000.
-Aether shipment was made by the ml
'tr t Li:i7 to their brother miners tn
J-a'tale la.t week. It consisted of flour,
Merits, etc.. and was consigned to
'xon. The total weight of tbe
' - f'n-AsMed was nine thousand and
VTi-My.9PTt.n pounds, on which
ail freight
This
'-'Ury donation of pruvis'
J an.ntH makes fifteen t
islotis sent within
thousand aeven
rt-l ar,d two t.ouiuls.
i731,r' Ju"" Mriu"atter of Cambria town
" '-r Into town on Saturday afternoon
'? 1 ! near tr;e Diamond. While at-
t-g tn mmih- business through town a
0 t:a1 been staying around the
week or ten days previous stole
tn fr.r
r
"f llUt'cf frfim t.h maonn nA nM It
t t 't U fc "tores- Aftr Poelng of the
' u'-t for parts unknown and has
B'-' n .cfn since.
iv.ir-y, soa OI 1- jveiiey, 01 iun
& en-ali village situate about two
'-'hean r,f (lallltzin, met with an
?-' II
. . 1 j 1 j 1 1. j v 1. .1 -. -t
was eninlovert an a Hrlver In 1
Sorter's mines at that place.
t' afA 'lult an(1 WPr coming out of 1
V'f ft ,arKP faM of 'te crushed ;
','e""y to tf,e ground. Among other!
lie rect-lved was a fracture of the i
U-t T,",r,:tJprg, of Huntingdon, an j
r'' 'nan. became infatuated some j
1.;? wi,!l the lli-f tiiat he had discov- j
. " me, ami ever since has endear- '
, irotect his mineral from Imaginary !
- - j-
Monday week he went to the
rlie believed his mine toexKt. ;
,: '"'s from Huntingdon, and was :
t .', n by thp furious rain and ball storm ,
ft' f'vt'ring. Nothing was seen or heard j
-itev"''1 F1'1y wf"'n 1B w"8 found ly- '
y a 8lrpara "f water and partly
t. I', n.ii.l He lay just as he had falten ;
. ', """''r,'d and was in an utterly ex- !
"'ition. He n.ay recover.
HOW
P ajn Black Jerseys at
P am Blnck Jersy9 at
Plain Black Jerseys at
Double Breasted
Childmn-a ri-i . tmoroiaerea in cream and garnet,) f 5.73.
vnuaren s I lam Jerseys, blue and cardinal, from 75 cents np to tl l2-Soroething nice.
Children's Polka Dot, Vest Front, blue and cardinal, from fl.25 to fl 62i Beautiful.
Big Stock of all
A thin film of Ice was formed on stand
ing water m this place on Monday morning.
It appears to be the prevailing opinion
of all persons with whom we hare talked
that the froht on Monday morning did little
or no damage.
The Normal Literary Society cf the
Ebensburg Normal School meets In Armory
Tlall on Friday eyening of each week for
literary cnltnre. The exercises consist In
debate, recitations, orations, mntdc, referred
questions, etc. The meetings are open to
all interested Interested In literary exercises.
The largest bunch of bananas ever
brought to this place, says the Huntingdon
News, haa been received by Mr. T. M.
Speece. the West Huntingdon grocer. It
contains over three hundred and twenty-five
bananas, many of which are eight Inches In
length, and weighs one hnndred and ten
pounds. Mr. Speece's store has been
thronged at night with curious sight-seers
who view thle "Jumbo" with wonder.
Robert O. Brett, rrotbonotary of Cen
tre county, died at his home In Bellefonte,
on Thursday morning of last week. lie
was aged 41 years and 2 months. lie leaves
a wife and six children;
Summer visitors are already making In
quiries for accommodations and in a short
time our town will be filled with people
wishing to benefit their health by breathing
onr pare mountain air. People In search of
bargains should go to John Owens' store on
Iligh street, where dry goods, dress goods,
boota and shoes, groceries and provisions,
can always be got at bottom prices.
It was announced In St. John's (Catho
lic) church at Altoona at latp mass on Sun
day last, that the congregation comprises
about 750 families, or a total of between
3.500 and 3,600 members. When to this Is
Is added the membership of St. Mary's
(German) church East Side, the grand total
of Catholics In that city cannot he lpss than
from five to six thousand, or nearly If not
quite one-fonrth of the entire population.
On onr fourth page will be found the
list of lands advertised for ale by the Treas
urer of Cambria county for unpaid taxes.
Those of onr readers who are Interested in
the sale should preserve this paper, as we j
will publish It but once, and that as an Item 1
of news, not as a paid advertisement. In !
pursuance of the doctrine that "to the vic
tor belongs the spoils," a maxim that we
firmly believe In, our Republican eotempo
raries, the TTerald and Tribune will be paid
for giving it the necessary publication,
while the balance of us will hope for better
luck the next time, and
for the present try j
to look happy.
Items from oalport
Since my last "Issue" a mighty change
foi the better In a business way ba9 taken
place In our midst.
The rair.es are all working now and one
Of them rnns double turn.
Mr I. M. Elliott was the first operator to
Increase the wages of his men, and he Is re
warded bv ordera for all the coal he can
ship. An additional force of thirty men ,
was put on the night tnrn at his mine this j
week. j
Tbe red glare of the coke ovetis Is again j
to be seen In the heavens as evening ap-!
prorehes, thus proclaiming that our part of j
the strike is over.
The miners are a credit to the place, as
well as to themselves, for the gentlemanly j
way the conducted the strike. They were
all self sustaining, no fighting or boisterous
conduct on the streets, while each one has j
some little Improvement at his home to j
show that while off work at Ihe mine he I
still was not idle.
All other branches of industry here are
np and at it, and when we reach another
pay-day Coalport will rank financially with
any town of Its size in the State.
The traveling showman with his 1 uncn
and Judy visited ns last week, and Judging
from the appearance of Judy's mug. she at
least has punched enough. Next in order
comes the rope walker, and considering
that the Professor had spent 20 hours in the
"cooler" previous to the performance, he
really did well. From here he went to
Irvona and fared still worse, hlft bead hav
ing come In contact with a billy that left an
ugly mark.
Tbe C. C. R. R. Is now making regular
trips dally, and under the management of
aueh men as Ehrenfeldt, Quartz, Farren,
Gibbs A Grant, the road bids fair to be a
success.
We bad tbe pleasure last week of receiv
ing a brief but to ns pleasaat visit from Our
time honored friends, Lilly and Langbein,
of your place. Come again, gentlemen, you
shall have tbe freedom of the town. There
are many Cambrians tn business here, viz :
A. C. Buck A Co., Jery Wilbur. Joe Durbln.
S. Weakland. Albert Flick, Joe Rhoddy.
and Al narber. They are all making a liv
ing out of It and perhaps a little more.
I am told that the Catholic fair will open
about the first of July. This will be a grand
affair, and all will be welcomed. The usual
amount of articles are up for chances, and
tbe only way to win is to Invest. What has
become of the Ebensburg excursion party
to this place; don't give it up. Tbe trip
would save untold Doctors' bills, with the
pleasure thrown In.
Tbe estimable wife of Capt. F. M. Flanl
gan, who has many relatives In Cambria
county, Is seriously 111 at ber home In this
place, with but slight hopes of her recov-
X.
ery.
Notwithstanding much Is said about the
Importance of a blood-purifying medicine,
possibly the matter has never claimed your
serious attention. Think of it now IL by
usjngAyer's Sarsaparilia, you avoid scrofula,
and transmit health to your offspring, thank
us for the suggestion.
For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia,
Cramp nd Colic there Is no remedy superior
to the genuine Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil.
For The "Freeman."
Mn. Editor --I was Informed on Tues
day last that a report Is In circulation at
Portage and in Its vicinity, that while 1 was
at that place on last Friday week I stated in
a conversation at Jesse McGough's hotel,
that a coal miner ought not to be paid his
wages oftener than at the end of every two
months. I have no acquaintance with the
person who Invented this story and started
It on Its travels In a locality where the min
ing of coal Is carried on extensively, giving
employment to a large number of men. and
which Is, therefore, calculated to Injure me
In the Legislative campaign now In pro
gress. I simply desire to say to the miners
at Portage, through the Freeman, that the
charge Is false -basely and meanly false. I
had no conversation whatever with any per
son either in Jesse MKJough's hoU?l or any
where els at Portage about the payment
of coal miners' wages, and never enter
tained or expressed the view In reference
to that question which the report referred
to falsely attributes to me.
John S. Rhet
EU-nsburg, May 21.
MANY STYLES
(Special value at every price quoted.) Let us mention a few of them :
SO I Plaited Back Jerseys at - . - 1.30 7 Plaited Back (stand-up collar) Jerseys - 2.00 10 Extra Plain Back Jereeys at
I 00 5 Plaited Back Jersevs at 2.00 8 Polka Dot, Plain Black Jerseys at - - 2.00 11 Narrow Plaited Yoke Jerseys at
1 25 6 Plaited Back rtnrn down finllnrWprsPvs - 2.00 9 Extra Plaited Back Jersevs at - 2.25 I 12 Plain Front Plaited Back Jersevs at
13 Box riaited Jerseys at - 2.87 14 Braided Ve3t Front Jerseys at - 3.00
EnbrnMiirui Vu ir..n t . . . . . .
kinds of Shawls
PROMOTIONS).
Following is
a list of promotions in our
public schools :
FriyniC rlaM, room .Vo. 1 lofl class, room
Ko 1 TtobMe Bolsinger. Gertie ITill. Amy
Tlhbott, Leo. Lnttringer, Davis F.vans,
F.rnest Weaklen. Annie Owens. Fannie
Kerr, Walter Jones. Lidle Lndwig, Bessie
James, narrv Evans, ITerbie Evans, Julia
Brown. Rhodn Ritter.
Frrnn Ii to A class, room Xo. 1. John Rit
ter. Walter McCaslln. Ollie Davis. Carl Dick,
Willlo Evans. Alice Weaklen, Victoria
Brown, Edith Evans, Jennie Evans, Willie
Peach. Willie Loighty, Annie Hov. Maud
Shinefelt. Lizzie Gntwald, Annie McBreen,
Peter Lndwig. Artie Davis. Dellie Chnt.
Joseph Lnttringer. Charlie Davison, ITarry
Connell. Henry Lndwig, Nelson Brown,
Charley Seehler.
From A class room 1. to B class, room 2
Albert Maclt, James nv. Donald Shi.e
irairer. Ollle Connell. Celestlne Heitehn,
Mav Griffith. Datsv Corbln. Blanche Folsotn,
Alma Ropensteel. Irwin Gant. Philip Shoe
maker. Calvin Port. Ada Jones, AlieeJor.es,
May Davis. Emilv Davis. Mvrtle James,
Marv Nipple. Stella Creery, Char'ie Evans.
From D class to A class, room 2 Monica
Murry. Aggie James, Sadie Bolsinger,
Llewelvn Owens. Charlie Howell. Maud
Shoemaker, )I11 Stongh, Ford Davis, (iertie
Prnner. Maud Richardson. Morgan Evans,
Butler Roberts. Charles Dow, John noy,
Lewis Evans
From A class room 2 to B class, room 3
George Thomas. Katv Rowland, Annie Mills,
Joseph Mack. Alex Corbln. John Thomas,
Gertie Larimer. Flnrla Mills. Fred Jones,
Edgar Evans, John Strayer. Saddle Nipple,
Preseott Davis. Amos James, Cora Evans,
Madge Lang. John Ontwald.
From B class, room 3. to A class, room 3
Rav Jones, Charlie Port, Nora Luiwlg.
Lizzie Nipple. Aggie Owens , Nonie Lnt
tringer John Malonev, Walter Shoemaker,
Milt Bolsinger. Walfie. Bolsinger, Miriam
Lndwig, Charlie Weaklen.
From A class, room 3, to B class, room 4
Katv Lntrlnger, Emmet Davis, Minnie
Sechler, Jlmmie Dick. Minprva Lelghty,
Annte Malonev, Alice Maloney. Charles
Proner. Maggie McCabe. Frank James.
Morgan rinehw. John James, Staunton
Davis. Maud Zahm.
From B class room 4. to A class, room 4
Harry Hasson. Iieonard Jones. Alice Davis,
Lncy Ontwald, Eddie Lnther, Delia Folsora,
Katy McBreen, Annie Crouse, Charles
Dongherty, James McCane.
From A class, room 4 to B class, room 5
nershell Davis, Olln Barker, Sherman
Mason. Will Jnnpa Tlplpn Mnrrnr. Affdn.
Mrprs, Nnnie James.
From B tlass room 5. to A class, room 5
Cor Pvis, Opo Evans, rhilip Lnttringer,
Fmnk ConneM. Ed. Bolsinger.
landing of A class, room 5 Ira Davis,
03-5; Herman Jones, 93 3; (ieo. Kinkead. 93 3;
Fannip Richardoon, 93-3; Izora Davis. 93;
Jessie fltll, 92: Rosa German, 90-5; Maggie
Myers. 90-4; Kate Evans. 90-3- Criss Shan
non. t0. Oeo Dick. 89. Bert Davis. R9; Ells.
Evan. R8: Herman ConneM, 87 7; Milt Con
nell, 87-6; Thannie Davis. 86-6; Annie Blair.
R5; Ada Onfflth, 84-3; John bcanian, iv;
Lizzie Schettlg, 80.
Those pupils who were not examined In
all branches will be given another opportu
nity. J. W. Leech.
HARRIAUE E.ICF.NSF.S ISafEl).
The following marriage licenses wire
Issned by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
during the woek ended Wednesday, May 19,
i
Oeonte W. Hershberger and Naomi B. Rise- i
llnir of Johnstown I
. . T' T ,k .h i0.i. - !. .r i
Michael J. Luther ana (tussle r-- O Hara, or
Munstcr township.
Oeorire A. Cnrlhtme. St. Ann-istlno, and Rose
F. Warner, St. Lawrence.
Henry H. Burk and Mary Dlvely, of Wllmore.
Married.
LT'THEK 0'HARA.--At the Church of the
H.ilv Nnme Ii Fbersbtirir on Tuesday, May 18,
IxfcS, by Kev. Thomas Walsh, Mr. Michael Lu
ther to Miss Unasie O'Hara
niEi.
HrTAMAMY. Iled at bis residence In Lilly on
Saturday .May lfltn. 188r), Mr. Timothy MeTam- I
any airod about 70 years. i
PAKKISH. At the reiiden'e or Mr. E. I. O'- ;
Hara. near Cresson, May 18 lSs. Miss Ellen '
Parrlsh, dauirhtiT fif Joseph and Catharine .
Parrlsh, deceased, of Munster township. I
She was ever a zealous and practical -athollc. j
fortified by the Sacraments of our most Holy He- ;
Ilirlen, aad a perfect resignation to the will of i
(od, she passed peacefully from this world of toll i
and care to meet ber Redeemer. May she rest In I
peace.
FLT'NKETT. At
V,.
Ms residence In Tunnel Hill
on Moodav. May 17th. !!. Mr. Thomas Plunk-
ett, atred 69 years.
The deceased was a native ol County Meath,
Ireland, and came to this country In 1848. and af
ter residing about five years at Harrlsburs; came
to Tunnel Hill, where he married and continued
to reside up to the time of his death. He leaves
a wile and lonr sons to survive him, all of whore,
reside at Tunnel Hill. He was a eood husband,
an affectionate father and a kind and oblinlnic
nela-hbor, and his death Is deeply resetted. His
remains were burled on Wednesday lost. In the
CathMIe cemetery at Tunnel Hill. Peace to his
ashes.
OSBOKNE. Died at his home la Tpper Yoder
township, on Saturday May lftlh 1SS8, Mr. Oeo.
W. Osborne, aned 79 years.
The deceased wag born In Lancaster county. Pa.
Novembor 11, 1811 and afterwards moved with tls
parents to Westmoreland oounty. When ;oun
be clerked for several years In a store In New
Alexandria and afterwards remeved to Ohio. In
1840 he removed to Johnstown, and ho resided in
that place or Tlelnlty with the exception of a few
years that he resided In New riorence where he
removed la 1R50, np to the ttme of his death. He
had been engaged In merchandlslnsj lor a number
of years In Johnstown, and had amassed consid
erable propert y, but durinit his latter years had
resided on his farm In tpper Yoder township.
He was one of the oldest oltlxens ol Johnstown
and always boro anjunblemlshed reputat on. Pear
to his ashes.
Hook Jl !!.
Godey's Lady's Book for June presents
raanv attractive featurea. The first Is a
beautiful fiontispiece illustration called
Loves Confession," a copy of a celebrated
French picture. This Is made more attrac
tive as illustrating a cleverly written t,tory
by Angus' De Hnbna, called "The Ro
mance of a Rose." The fashion rlate is
more tban a beautiful illustration of hand
some summer costumes, it is a real picture.
A variety mt fashions for snmmer styles are
jrlven Id biack, and an attractive double col
ored work paee. "A Coronet of Thorns."
byJ. V. rrichard, gains in interest each
month as It progresses. Tbe well wiitten
story, "Hastings Retreat," is concluded In
this number, and comes to a happy ending.
"His Atonement," by Lilian Dynevor Rice,
"Daisy," a poem by Charles Henry Haynes,
"A Bunch i.t VioU-ts" by L. S L., etc,
etc., complete a most attractive number, to
be read while enjoylue the soft aoutehrn
bntezes. Gndey mows better each month
as the year progresses. This numbef com
pletes tli one hundred and twelfth volume.
The subscription price for Godky'b Lady's
Book is f 2.00 per year.
la your Liver out of Order,
Then la vour whole system deranged the
blood Is Impure, the breath offensive, you
have headache, feeCianguid, dispirited and
nervous, have no appetite, your sleep is
troubled and unf resiling. To prevent a
more cerious condition, take at once a half
tb!e'pMniul of Simmons Liver Regulator,
three timt-s a day it will soon restore the
bealtny action of the liver, bowels and kid
neys. I recommend Simmons Liver Regulator
to all my friends, as 1 have personally known
It to cure all liver disorders and sick head
ache. A. Meiikitt, Beverly, N J."
The new patent seats and desks purchased
by Supt. Strayer. have been placed In the
school, providing comfort and convenience
for the Students. Tne rfesks are of the cele
brated Keyestor.e and Paragon make for
which Mr. M. D. Bearer of Eoensburg is
aent.
OF JERSEYS DO
at LOW FIGURKS.
"Lovers fovf and maidens five : a pto
kt of the ai.i.echest mountains," by
Jrnr Chambers. Price 25 cents. Phil
adelphia : Porter Coates.
This love story of Cresson Springs reawa
kens all the old fascination that a visitor to
that beantlfnl mountain resort has experi
enced. Tbe weird and romantic localities
are described in a gay and vivid manner ;
many of tne lost tales of the Alleghenies
have been rescued from oblivion and upon
the pretty thread of a love tale a valuable
collection of historical and topographical In
formation has been grouped. A really
novel Idea Is the foundation of the story.
Four young men go to Cresson to pass a
summer month and they find four charming
girls. At first there is harmony ; but a firth
girl, entirely outside the group, resents a
slight that has been put upon her and suc
ceeds in disorganizing the party to such an
extent that only one conple marry as they
originally hoped. Some admirable pictures
of clever yonng women are drawn, and sev
eral keen hits are made regarding the soci
ety young woman, who manages her pa
rents. It Is In every way a clever and read
able volume One can enjoy tt at a sitting.
The fifteen original pictures by J. B. Sword.
N.A .and F. C. Schell give it additional
valne. Many crisp epigrams are scattered
through the "pages that would well repay
quoting, but it would be unfair to our read
ers to deprive them of the pleasure they
will derive in picking out the bright sayings
for themselves. To them we say : "Fall to,
yon have an enjoyable feast before you."
BROIVN'S
IRON
BITTERS
WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS and FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN in the BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Thm Genuine hu Trada Mark and croacsd Red
lines oa wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Court Proclamation.
Whereas the lion. Robert L. JohnRton,
President of the Court of Common Pleas of
the 47lh Jndicial District cnniistinn of the
county of Cambria, and the llou. John
Flanigan and the rion. Joseph Masters, Asso
ciate Judges of Cambria county, having is
sued their precept bearing date the 7th day
of September, 1SRJ5, to me directed for hold
ing a court of Over and
Terminer, (reneral I
itrnwry ann var""r sessions oi ui
Peace in Ebensborg for the county of Cam-
bria and to commence on the first Monday
, x . . . , , 0.10
j of June belne the 7th day of June, 1R8, I
i and to continue two weeks.
I Notice is hereby elven to the Coroner,
I Justices of the Peace, Aldermen and Cnn-
stables of said county of Cambria, that they
be then and there in their proper
i persons at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said
day with their records, Inquisitions, exami
nations and their own remembrances to do
I those thlniis which to their offices appertain
to be done, and those who are bound In re
I coanizanccs to piosecufo against the persons
I that are or shall be In the lail of Cambria
i county, be then and there to prosecute
, acainst thftn as shall be Jnat.
Giv-n nnrlsr my hand and sl at Klens
I burof, th 8th day of May in the year of onr
. Lord issr, and the one hundred and tenth
' year of the Independence of the United
States.
I JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff,
j Ebensburfi. May 8, 1886.
Thotiaanda Nay No.
Mr. T. W. Atkins. Girard. Kan., writes:
"I never hesitate to recommend yor Elec
tric Rltters to my customers, tney give enMre
satisfaction and are rapid sellers." Electric
Bitters are the purest and best medicine
known and will posi'.ively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints. Purify the blood and
regulate the howl. No family can afford to
! be without them They will save hundreds
of dollars In doctor's bills every sear. Sold
a, fifty cents a bottle by E. James.
T 1CENSK APPEICATIOS.
M J 1
The folliiwlnif persons have filed petitions for
j licerse with the Clerk ol Quarter Session of Oam-
bria cniinly. to be presented to the Court on Mon
day, June 7. ISM.
I allrhit rowsssir.
C. A.McOnlre Tavern.
CARROLTOWSI BOROUOH.
John Olaser Eating; Honse.
( LRARriaLD TawHSHir.
Oefrue Harbor Eatlns; House.
fOSRSAI SB BOROt OH jst. WARD.
siarah Cavn:uirh Tavern.
OAIX1TIIN BOROCOR.
Patrick Metiann Tavern.
OAI.L1TCI TOWSHHI P.
Alfred Miller Eating House.
RI'MH HKB11.L. TOWSSH1T.
Wm. Eraser F.atlna- Honse.
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
Clerk.
Cleru"s Office. I
Ebensburg, May 17. ls".
TOTICE. Is hereby lven that the followlnn
account has been filed in the t'oort or Com
mon IMcas ol t ambrta Co. a., and will be con
firmed bv said Court on Ihe first Monday of June
net. unless cause be shown to the contrary.
First and partial acecunt ol Jacob J. Weaver,
assignee of Hiram f rum.
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
Froth',
Prothonotary's offlcs. I
Ebensbnrir, May 17, lsa. ( St.
FORV LK
A valuable Hotel property known as the Blair
Heuse. situated in the West ward of Ebensbunr
Pa. For fnrtiier particulars rail on or address
the undersigned. JOHN A. BLAIR.
F.bensburx. M-iy 17, 189.
N
OT I C E.
To the heirs and leiral representatives of Fran
cis X. Christy, deceased. Take notice, that an
Inqnest will be held at the late residence of Fran
cis X. Christ,, deceased, in the township of Oal
litzln. in tho county of Cambria, on Friday, the
4th day of Juno next, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon
of that day. for the purpose of mnktntc partition
ot the real estate of said decelent to and among
hlshe'rsand lcfral representatives. If the same
can be done without prejudice to or Sfmllinft- of
the whole ; otherwise. t value and appraise the
same a-eordlnir to law. at which time and place
you are required to attend If yon think proper.
JOSEr'H A. ORAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburu, Pa. May is 4t
alesme
WANTED
to canva s for tbe sale of Nursery
Stork ! Stc.-idv employment miarrtlled. N41
AH Y AXD KXPKaiSES PAID. Apply at
onre. statinif aire. Hefer to this paper.)
4hnai Brnthers, Koclieslvr, N. Y.
May al, Sa 2in.
f&1 PRCTfQw,
PrllLAOiUTA.
rand Prl- tlelal. Irta. la
Ask your firo er for it. Wm. lreylopivrl.M fr.,
2"S hiTth Front stni t, rillLAI'tLI'll I I'
rfe'Cil
GABLE & CO. KEEP?
15 Extra Plain Vest Front Jerseya at -
ADDRESS
WILLIAM F. GABLE &CO.,
1402 KLEVEXT1I A VEXUE,
ALTOONA, PA.
Sheriff's Sales.
HY Vlrtoe of Sundrv Writ of Fieri Fii-1i.
alias Klert Fct and Levar". FaiMm, l?ti'd fnt
of the -ourt of (.'nmmon Pleas of I'amtTta l'a
and to me directed, there will be exposed tn Pub
lic Sale at the Court Houpe In Ebensbiirg, Pa., on
MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1S86, at lp.m.,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the rta-ht. title and lnteret of Beniamln
Keen", of. In ana to all that eertaln piece or par.
rel of land mtnate In the townhlp of White.
:am!rla 3o.. Pa., bounded on the north and
wNt l)T land lormerly owned by Charles Kan
atead. dee'd., on the aooth and et S land of
Adam Eash. containing 10 acres more or le?
havtnir thereon erected a two-tory L(t Houie
and Frame istaMa, now In the occupancy of Bon
jamln Beers.
Taken In execution and to b told at the ult of
Perry Troxell.
Alao all the rlaht, title aad Interest of Koland
IIxon. r-f. In and to all that eertaln piece or par
eel of land altnate In Reade townanfp, "amhr1a
Co. Pa., described a follow : Commenclnir at an
oak corner and runnlna- north 20 perches to a
stoTro pile, thence east i.erches to a doit wrmd.
thence snnth 18 perches to a stake, tbence
west yl perches to place of Itel nnlna-. al(o1nina
lands Of .1. M . Troxen. John Heer. Mary Krlse
and others containing Six Acres and one hundred
and eleven perches more or less, having thereon
erected a one-story in house and loa: stable, now
In the occupancy of Rowland Dixon.
Takpn In execution aad to be sold at the tult
of Perrr Troxell.
Alto all the rla-ht. title and Interest of A. T.
Plndle. of. In an to all that certain piece or par
cel of land situate tn tbe township ef Blaektlck,
Cambria (.. Pa., pounded bv lands of .lohn Fer
ftnson, Iavld Darts. Peter Waicner. Robert Fer
Knsen and Isaac Wlss1n-er. containing; 120 acres
and 1 Ml perches and allowance, havlne thereon
erected a two-story stone house and frame barn,
not now occupied.
Taken In elocution and to be sold at the suit of
Peter Ontwald.
Also all the rla-ht, title and intemst of Andrew
Zolnor. of. In and to all that certasn lot or piece
of land sltuata In Carrolltown borough. Cambria
Co.. Pa., Jrontlna feet on Main Street, and
artjntnlnw land of Joseph Zolner. Sr., on the
north and east, and lot of J. W. Owens on the
south, and eontalntnr about one lot of around:
said bulldlna- Is a dwelling honse of two stories,
having; a front of 18 feet and a depth of 26 teet,
and a helarht of IS feet.
Taken In execution aad to be sold at the suit of
William Cole.
WTEKMS OF SAr,E: One third ol the pur
chase money be paid when the property Is
knocked down, and the remaining two-thirds on
the con firm at 'on of tbe deed.
JOSEPH A. (1KAT, Sheriff,
Sheriff "s Offloe. I
Ebensbunr, May 11. 18S8.
Hy virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias, VnJ.
Expnn. and alias Vend. Expon. Issued out ol the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria Co., and to
me directed therp will be exposed to public sale
at the Mansion House In Johnstown, Pa., on
SATURDAY. JUNE 5, IPSO, at 1 p. m.
the following Heal Estate, to wit :
All the rlirht. title and Interest ol Charles
Kelley, of. In and to all that certain lot of jrronnd
situate In the township of Ooneraauirh. O-imhria
Co., Pa. fronting on the Frankstown Kond. or an
alley on the west, and running back to an alley
on the east, adiolntns? lot of Kvan A. Lloyd on
the north, and lot of lames Boyle on 'he south. of
Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit
Mary Winn.
Also all the rlirht. title and Interest of William
S. Patterson. of. In and to all that certain two Ints
of uround sltnate In the town'hlp ol Stonv Creek .
Cambria Co., Pa., frantlnaj on the Bed lord Pike
on the south, and runnlna-bak to an allev nn
I
the north, sdjolnlns; lot of Cambria Iron Co. on
the east and Street on the west.
Taken In execution and to be sold at tne suit of
Jacob Trelts.
Also all the rlirht. title and tnteost of John
and Anna Andrews. of. In and to all that certain
lot. of around situate In the 2nd War ! of Johns
town. Cambria 4 Jo.. Pa., fronting; on River Street
on the west, and runnlna back to an a'ley en the
east, adiotninv an alley on the south and Thomas
iunrj u iiirr unrin. iitihr: i.ii"r-iii -itrti m
story Irame house, nnw In the occupancy of Thr.
Itavls and Samuel Htta. ami a one-story frame
hrose. now In tbe occupancy of John Andrews.
Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit of
Charles Brlxner.
rt I' mt urn riKnv, aim iiiiT-rcr-i n uitKiii
A. Peterson, of. In and tn all that certain lot of .
Kround situate In the village of Oelstown. In the
! township of Klchland Oamb-ts Co., p fror.tlnr
i on Ihe Johnstown and Bedford iike on the nor'h
, and rnnnlns: back to lot of Htt-v Eiehensler on
I thesonth. and adjolnlnr lot of lier.ry F.iclicnslcr ;
i on the ws.t and lot of Adam Netrour on the east, j
I bavlnir thereon erected a one and a half srory :
I ley honse and plank stable now In tho occupancy i
' of Rinard Wayner.
J Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit .
of Jacob .laeohy. j
Also all the rlirht. title and Interest ef Wilson !
i EtchHon of. In and to all that certain lot of '.
a-ronnd situate In the 1st Ward of Johnstown
! Boromrh. Cambria county. Pa., trontlDic on T'n- ,
I Ion Street on the east, and mnnlnn back to Stony
; ireek river en the west, adjoining lot of Henry .
: Widershlne on the North and Vine street on the j
, south, havlntt thereon erected a two story plank I
i house and plank stable, ow In trie oecnpancy ol
j Joseph Wilson. I
Taken In execution aad to be sold at the suit ol '
. John Brady.
Also all the rlqht. title and Interest of Foster
W. Iavls. of. In and to all that certain lot ol
Kround situate In the vlUaire of Morrellville, ,
lower Yoder township. Cambria county. Pa.,
fronttna- on the west on Chandler St. and runnlna ;
baclytoaa alloy on the east, having an alley on
the tiorth, and fnt of (Icorifc Adams on tbe South, ,'
havinir. thereon erected a two-story plank bouse i
and outbuildlnKS, now Id the oeeupuncy of F.
W. IHvls. 1
Taken In execution and to be Sold aS the suit
Jarne.T. Isunean.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the pnr
chae money to be paid when the property Is
knocked down, aed the remaining two-tnlrds on
the confirmation of the d-ed.
.IOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's OfBce.
Ebensburs;, May 10, M
TRIAL. LIST .TITXE TERM 1886.
FIRST WEEK.
Strayer et. al. vs. FTvnn et. al.
SECOND WEEK.
Cronse rs. Faust.
J. S. Oil 5o. vs. Olenn.
Ivory vs. Mc4'ullouih.
McMIUIn A Co. vs. Shoemaker.
Haunt vs. Tonkin.
Myers Ex'rs vs Martin.
Moorhead vs. Wlnitard.
Bennett vs. Korlnir. JJ
Slrayer vs. Miller et. m.
Oram ts. Klttanntnx Ins. Co.
Flenner vs. Flenner.
nse MeOonlirle vs. Myers.
Same rs. Thomas.
MeCauley vs. P. R. K. Co.
Richardson vs. Luther.
Snrns vs. P. R. K. Co.
Flick vs. IkHlson.
Hill rs. Ream.
Strayer vs. Burns.
Reed vs. Thomas.
Sheerer vs. Haves,
(tannins: . Fl'iharris.
Ie vn. Onset i.
, Mqrphv vs. Trout.
Poland vs. Hayes.
H. A. SHOEMAKER,
Prothonotary.
FTOtaonotary s i iftlos.
i
Ebensburg, May 10, ISKfi.
UDITOR'S KOTICE.
The UDderslaned Auditor, appointed bv the
Court of Common Pleas of Cumbria -ountv. tot
reriOrt diStrlbllttnn nf th llinrl In thm han.Ta r.t
the Sheriff aristnr from tbe sale of the real es- '
tnte ol John Ieonard. In l end. Krhon. No f5 I
March Term. law. hereby srlves notice that he,
will sit at his OITlce In the hornnifh of Ebensbanr t
Pa. on .VaftiraViy. May t:'th, !. at ten o'clock a.' I
m , for the purpose ol ttendlns; to the duties of !
said appointment, at which time anil place alii
persons interested shall attend or be debarred I
irom comma in on said fund
AI.VI.N EVANS. Andttor
Ebensbn ;, May 14, 16 St.
N
OTICE.
lo the heirs and leval representatives ef Ellas
Baker, deceased. Take notice, that an Inrjnest
will be held at the late residenco of Ellas Baker
deceased. In the tawnship of Jackson. In the
county of Cambria, on Thursday, the nd dav ol
Jure next, at one o'clock In the afternoon of that
day, lor the parpoee of mxklns; partition el the
real estate ol said decedent to and anionic hts
heirs and leiral representatives, if the ame can
be done without prejudice to or spolllnu of the
whole : otherwise to value and appraise the same
aceordlna to law. at which time and place Ton
are required to attend If vn think proper
JOSEPH A. OKAY.
Sherlfl 's f Ifflee, Ebenshurn Fa. Sheriff
MayT-88 4t.
One Nioht awhile ao Jolin I.avtnn, who
tups the main line hont train fYero BomUiti,
rme on my pnsrlne sick ss dpath. Hp was
so feverish anl hpi vnn hp almost crtpd.
C'hopr up Jntin," says I, "and I'll fix yru In
a j'ffv, and I cave him a tzoorl doc of Dr.
Kennpdy'a "Favoritp IJpmeily." Ha went
im 2"kinI
Fitts, En -
to bed. Two days after I aw h
strong as a butcher. 'That' the
railroad man,' he said." Daniel
gineer Old Colony Railroad.
yiREIKIl FARMS
V circular. A. O. I
Mild Climate. Cheap bomee.
Northern CiJonv Sn,l tn.
BUSA, t'eatraUa. Va.
G
EO. M. READE,
ATTOKNEY-AT-T.AW,
EBR!BBrR
Office on Centre ftrcct. ti:: i:ih
Pa
2. 50
2 73
2.62
3 00
; Assignee's Sale !
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. I
BY vlrtrie of an order of the Court of Common
I leas ofcambrla County, to me directed, I will
offer at Public Sale
on tne premises, at 1 o'clock
D. m.. on
Friday, May 21, 1886, ;
the following described Real Estate:
All that certain piece or parcel or land sltnafe i
partly In L.iy Boronirh. and In Wnshlnaton !
Uwnshlp, In said county, adjoining lands of ;
Mcholas Hehe, Jeremiah Mc'ronlir le s estate i
Mary McOouich and others , czmtalnimc
be the same more or less.
The abnve descrbed piece of land Is In area t
part improved, under cultivation, andhas there
on erected a two-story
Frame Dwelling House,
Stable and other outbuildings, and has an or
chard of excel tent fruit thereon.
Tbe aboTe described land Is situated in Lilly
Borough and Washington township, convenient
to the coal operations along the Hue of the road
tn those districts, and is
TJnder-lnicl AVith Ooul
and for that alone Is a very valuable property, in
addition to It uses as a running and marke'Mns; I
property. And the Asslicnee Is further directed j
by the order of Court to sell the property as a 1
whole, or to have the rlirht to so parcel the same
as will enure to the ndvrvntatre ol the assigned i
estate. Tn accordance therewith theproperty has '
been partly laid out In lots, located In the hor- I
oui(h of Lilly, and provision made for proper 1
streets and alloys, to make the lots so laid out de
sirable hulldinit lots, in the said borf uirh A plot i
or plan thereof cm be seen at the residence of i
Prudence M. and Raenael C. Oeorve, on the !
premises, or at tno omce of William H. Sechler,
in Ebensburif.
TERMS OF SALE: Five per cent of the
amount the property sells for to be paid when the
property is knocked down, the remnlnder of one- j
third when the sale or sales are confirmed, and I
the balance In two equal annual payments there- i
aftpr, to be seaured by the tond and mortage of !
the purchaser, with Interest. I
PETER I. GEORGE, j
AsslKneeof Pru.ience M. and Kachael O.I loorne,
April as, ls4t.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS & SLEIGHS ;
Carriage Making in
all its Branches.
Pamti
77 - ill f?
9 J. I l7(7t7V
mid REPAIHING of ail kinds done ;i
the SHORTEST NOTICE and the LOWEST
- PK1CES. Also, Pl.ininir. Sawinn and Wood Turn
I Inic with Improved machinery. Also, all kinds of
I heavy work;done. CnrrlaKe smith shop connected
i All 1-nrtles trusting tne with w-,rk will 1 e honor-
ably dealt with- All work warranted.
! U. ft. CHT'TE.
I r.uei
t.DensnurK. October 24. 184.
B1
iik;k i.ktting.
I
1 1 he Corn mlsslonors of Somerset and Cambria
I Oonntles will receive sealoii prpusol? luran Iron
1 K.-ldife r vf-r Stonr.reck in .lis span l'"4 tee In
i lenir h tetweer. abutment-1, with a lonrteen Jeet
j Kontlway. Also proposals lor two span, (s: n:c
! Hridire) where the public hlithwav leadinic Trim
t Iavldvllle, Semert I'oon'v. to (ielftown. Cam-
bria Oounty. croses aid stream.
Proposals will he received at the Oommlsslon
I er's omce Somerset. Pa., until 8 p. m.. May 2f th,
: I, when the proposals will l opened in jolr.t
. session of the Comi'iis-ioners of Somerset snd
' amlirla Counties, at tbe Commissioner's efnVe
, In Somerset, Somerset County. Pa.
PETER I't MH AT I.I1,
I AKA.M i:. I.KI'EFY.
JONAS MiVI.lNTIM'K.
Attest tTommtssloners Somcr'n Co.
A. J. UlLSXAS. i
Clerk
JAMES C( ISTUJW.
JOHN K1KHY.
DAVID HAMILTON",
Attet Commissioners t'ambrta Co.
1. A. Mf ilnrnn. I
May 14, 1883.
Clerk.
F
INAXCIAL .STATEMENT
OF
Washisctoh Towivsmr Rosn Hkt afth!t, lor
the year ended March Sth, 1S81.
Rkrsabd Brpnoos, Superrlsor. Ir.
To amount of triplicate
Cr.
By Exonerations
' Orders redeemed
' c"h paid Inr work. Ac.,,.
" Time 8 days and expenses
attending at Ebensbur . . .
" 4 days at Johnstown . .
" 9' 4 day 's service as
Supervisor
" Duplicate, (are, fco
' Commission on CAh Itnpll.
cate
" Taxes worked on roads
1137 V
3 0
11 71
31 04
18 OS
as w
i 63
r.3 ti
874 55 14J4 M
Balance due Supervisor
OiORds SiROin, Suuervisor, Ir.
tl 90
To amount of DiiDlleaSe
By Exonerations
" Roturned to ( :oioin'rs ..
X9 77
a oi
11 2b
1.VJ T
VA 00
s
s t
4 fW
1 01
u wo
" Orders redeemed and cash
paid for work
94 day's service as Supervisor
" Duplicate and probate
1 day at Ebcnshur and fare. .
1 day at Jchnstow n and hire..
" Tsxes worked on roads
t'omm'slon on cab duplicate
Balance due Supervisor
lA ah: lit I as.
Outstandlnii orders
444 W
4 1?
AUKBTS.
Note of Lilly Rorousrh
Balance due by former Sup
11S Oil
I.t A I1I1.IT IKS.
Ouutandins; Orders (estimated)
Liabilities In excess of assets....
.. 11411 93
.. 1M3 SO
W". 'be underlaned AaJItors do hereby eertl-
ry the above tn bn rorr -l
JAMES Ni "ON. l
JOHN McTA M AN Y, S Auditors.
. . W'M. BRkWN. )
AttN,t : Jacob Uurmwn. T. C.
Mayl4-3t
IE
XtCl'TORT NOTICE.
Eet!er testamentary on tbe estato ol Ororice
WaltTs, late ol White towtislil p. deceased, hav
ing been granted to the nni1ersiitn-d, ail persons
Indebted to said estate are roMhed to make par
ment without oet.iy. an.i tiirMi- hnviriic olaims
against ihe same will present them, properly au
thenlioted for rt'l -ment. to
CHRISTIAN WALTERS. Executor.
White township. Coalport p. )., May 7th, 18--et.
A
r M 1 M ST R A TOR 'S NT ( TI C E.
Eetter. i f a.lmlri.-tration on 'bo est tte of Hot',
ert M urray. de'ea-ed . it ol Cambria fon-t1p,
havinir been icmnted to ihe und'rslened. notice
is hereby (tiven to all persons Indet-ted to said'
e'ate to m ikf p-iyni'?tit wiTlicnt. dely. and to
those fcv!T.ir. cla;ais airainyt the ,idp to pre-enl
theui projierij auteiitbMteil tor se't!emnt to
m. i). k; i n .i.i..
Adm1r.lslr.it t oi UmImti. i nrajr, dee'd.
Iensburit, l"a., Aprjl !. Ihhvi at.
SUB SHailHG PARLOR
Opposite X'lOQiain U me, is KuilJinr.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG PA.
! j. h. gant, Proprietor.
neat and coey. IHij towsw i si-iuuwt. I
SALARY
OR ROWMIfiSinw
J
iiifl im l , it
ri to larivs. t ri.,, .
01 mm i rec.-, nn; Vl;le. I;:fes.kc
r-revoiis experv'n r r -i i - :.; il
lttLi;nA. A AO., l;rikriln, N. T.
ScpS&v y
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
puH ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM LIXTON, of Summit,
Subject to deolxlon cf tha itocrU3 PrlmsrlM.
March tt, 1SS8.
JOR ASSEMltLY.
I tnlininr ihtmII w t randMita f'T nnml na
tion tnr the AMmN t the injr.a'-fclrjg lmo
emtlc Prlnaary I'.irctlon.
JOHN S. KHEY.
Ebenf tu, Aoril 9th. IVS.
gov.
Assembly.
7 will be a cxndl.late tor the nomination for
Assembly at the comlnn Immocratlc Primary
Election.
JOHN E. STKAYER.
Johnstown. April 2. ls.
F
or Assembly.
DR. .T. V. M MULLEN,
OF CLEARFIELD 1 OWN'SIlir.
Ke-speet'nllT submitted
Caml'la County.
April 2. 1 $.. t.e.
to the DemocracT
ASSKMHLT.
JAMES KING, of .Tori rift own.
Subioct to tfce decision i f the lemocrntlc Pri
maries. May 7th. Hif.
JpOTt ASSEMTILY.
MICHAEL FITZIIARRIS.
OF OALI.ITIX.
Sul iectto derision "f t!.-Democratic l'r!iiarle
April x. lsto.
ASSEMBLY.
1 am a candidate for As"tnhly. II nominated
and elected. I would ne mv best efforts to earrv
out the provisions of the Constitution of 1S4. and
assist in enacting sucb I i as In mr judgment
would be hrncfl'-lal to the people. The support
01 my friends 1 respocf u" y rei nested
HAMKL M(LArlHLI.".
May si, lsa-3.
FOB REiHSTEK AM) KECOKDEK.
'Jo thr lrmoTaTi of I'umVw f'otinfy : I
hereby annsnnce myself as a candidate for the
nom In at ion for tbe otfvc m Konisu r s"d Kecoriler
at the ensulot; Iemocrat1c Pr'trarv l'.lertlon.
CI-.LKS11E .1. BLA1H.
Ebensbnrs;. 1'a.. Feb. 26, lge.
T?(K KKOTSTF.K AMI KECOKHFK.
1 7o f fir Itnocrnry of i rtmhria County : I here
by announce mysei: a a candidate for tbe office
of KK it-r and Kecorder sob-ect to the decision
Of the next I'emoeratfe l"rima-T Election.
THOMAS Hi IV EK.
Cambria towr.shlp, March i,
TOK K ROISTER AND HPf IKIIF.K.
To the Iem9retic Votrrt of t'ambria County:
I herctiy anm once that I am a candidate for the
Ietnocrattc nomination for Keglster and Record
er, to be made at your next Primary Flection.
OEOKOEC. MILLER.
Cenemaufrh "aorough, March 13,l"e.
JOU TiEOIiTETt AND RECOTtPEU.
TETER M'GOUGIT,
OF rORTAOE TOWXfnir,
Subject to Iemocratlc rules.
pi)K MSTKICT ATTOKPi EY.
JAM1.S M. WAI.TKUS,
OF JOHNSTOWN.
Snb'ect to the decision of tbe Democratic Pri
mary Election. l March 19. 1.
"J'JK KTSTKKT ATTOKNEY.
HAHliY O HOSE,
Ji iHNSTOWX, PA.
Subject to the decision of Iieinocratlc Primaries.
March ?. lS'if.
JJ'OK PKOT!io:' TAKY.i
II. A. SIIOKMAKr.U.
Subiect to the Iieuiocratlf Primary Election.
(Ebenshurn, Man-h 11, l'.-t.e.)
TTOU ritOTIIOXOTARV,
.Tnmps C rriil',
OF CONEMACOH HOKOT'fJH.
Snbectte the decision of the Iennocratlc Irl
mary election.
F
u Porn IIorsE Director.
1 hereby anronnce myself as a candidate for
the nominal ion lot l'ir Hi.d--ii 1'lrector. svi,' -t
t'i the deciiiim. 01 tba next l-m rArtc I'r1nwry
Election.
JACOB SHAFFER.
Allegheny township. April, i, isca.
I
1 1300R nOl'PEDlKFXTOR.
fa nil date
for tl e rna)irattii lor INmr Huue iMrrtor, n r
SK t the dtKToi of the Iniorrmt! rrtTnry
K!o-jt;on. JAMES MKLLON
TTIK
CHECAGO
COTTAGE
ORCAIM
Haa iKalsM a etar.djaM of zoeUenM arhJeh
ad mite of no superior.
It oontalns every lmprovetnens that tnvwnttvt)
fealns, skill aud. mocay can p rodnca.
OTJK
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FOB
FIVE
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Theso eieellect OniUii axo c: LriiJ f, .r vol
ume, quality rf tc, quick it-i-.i'so. vurlr-y ot
combli:at:on, a.-tLUc (Imjs. I .ity in f'.cish. jer
tcct coi:iiLructton, i.",a,kln U.uiu tLu iu(Ni attxkt
Ive, ornainBU aixi ile-iiraiiln oryaris fa boiuoa,
febooia, chuuLra, ltl, soi-icticii, eto.
EJT.411t.IHJlEI UEPIT.UIOS,
I XE4I ALI D I 4 ILI III.S,
MilLI.t.n WOKJiJItN,
BE-ST M 4TI.UUL,
00tP.-ir, TEJ
7HS POPULAR ORQAH
Instruction
irui.s r.nr: Pivo Siooia.
Cateiogues and T rice I.irte,
application.
The Chicago Cottags Organ Co.
ClilCAGO.
EVERT OKBVThO Owrts a W A COJ Wants
UMiri tor. f iJup
i like an uml rea. W -igl-s
1stiK.n l'J lbs. i be
1 u-.H'-uv.T fr , i-Vc-ii lu 3
ulAA. Muo la sixes '-3 rt
liuimNU mmjrrtn. pla-urrt
waffr.ns aiKi buirsrioa. a.nJ
f'T SUii;ru-'l r.rcular ar.d
I price l .t. Acorits v.ai;d
-
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A. CO.. rauuL-tuil Siiiul rm. is-iy HtMt .C'tiru
THE BOTTOM IS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. Theso are all Firr-t-Claa
Gooils, which were bought for Cash at ro k-''ottoiu yr I lo not
buy or keep in stock any Cheap Job Lot or Auction Good:?, anl
whatever you buy from me you can rely on bein? worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance I am n.iw ?ellin many goods at
much less than I can replace them for, but I shall o-ntinuo to sell at
Bottom Price until I am compelled to replenish my stock. When
I 'ou W;mt a Cooking or Heating
' Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming
C3-. SZTJIsTTT-'lSTc ,
r TITGTI STREET,
U.GlULSS&GQ.i
PITTSBURGH,
OTFEB TO THE HUDt TBI. MuCS
j
IJ1E OF
$3.00 SHOES
UTUCniRKIX,
3xa iii: m '
Button. English Bats limitation
Lacs Cor.grt, J
V'Tomm . BI'.ST filT (tKiajSt, wtOf!
UIMIVC DOXOOLA Tt, SiOLB
i.KiTiirn ot.T:ns au trf,
Vslr Marvsnlrd,
H. CHILDS & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa."
Feb.
! -lj.
ROKKUT EVANS,
UNDBBTAKBR,
AMlMANmCTlREKIH
and dealer In all k'.nJs of FT'KMTC kli,
llPll!sljllI-rv-,
r-A lull line or Ca."kets always tn 1 atiJ.-SH
Bodies Embalmed
WHEN KEtiriKEH.
Apt. : ss
Rneklen's Arnica Naive.
Thr Bfst Salve In the world for CuU,
Bruise , Soi.s, I'icers, Salt Rheum. Favef
Sores, Trlter, Chaped Hands, (Jttiibiaint
Curtis, pi .1 ail Skin Emotions, and positives
ly cures Tiies, or no pay required. It U
euaratit.-ed to trive peifwt Bailiif anion, Of
money refunded. For sale by E. Jatnea.
Fiis AU fits stopped free by Dr. Kline'"
Great Xcrve R.-storer. No fits rter first
day's use. Maivelous cures. Trehtine and
t2 (mi trial bottie free to fit cases. Seud to
Dr. Kline, Arch St., Philadelphia,
rp A IVI It IIM Hi.-Us-rl Hate? f. r ad-
J i.Tf.' !:2 iM H7i tl. i news)
I'Ti sent f-ee.
lupruoe St.,
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TKAM EN' I INKS. CI. a Y .WD
ll'ir anl Sijeet-lron Work.
Se'-on.-l.:m 1 euliies an.) to!iers on hand. Holsv
InK enaines nd ma-hinerv a specialty .-"I HI '31
AsCAKLIN. Alli'iil er.v, 'a. (Jan. -.:-ly.)
A Life Experience. Remarkable &aS
Qulclc cures. Trial Pack-aeee. Beact
etamp for sealed particulars. Address
Pr. WARD A CO. Louisiana, Ma,
STOPPED FREE
A.' T-t t'tlf.
Insane Person K?t?4
Dr.KUNE S GREAT
Nerve Ristobf
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Tul Electric Corssts.
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Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Xaila,
Implements, call and see my Stock
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