1
fj;Ul . - -i i i s T 1.1, J SSG.
' jjHU. .4.YD PERSONAL.
i
!
k!,,rn re rionty.
" ' "' tl1 Rowl. I
toi!i:iti" i.m to tte Sunr
! -n fCohlHr. formprly of this phiw f
, t Kw. iJ riy'f C visit to thii i
I
i ,.-''un-t.'r at CIarCIi on Mn- i
w i-.-rmt'loiis nnd cantalonpea po to
rti ' in" months of thp ynar the sum
,. i- i i-i pniti monfhly in Pennsylyan-
..'rtt'on.
.1 ,t II- A. bhoemaker for your
wr t! n-Miers.
.-, i ir:t W. J. Nicholson of the U.
: ';ur.i y are Nitinc Mrs. N.'s prand
y,i. usan liiiey of this place.
ii.irry Knelhart has RcoeptAj the
i,f tnir-tetuler at tbe Mountain
:: - i Im'c. ami took charge of the
. n.u!- i-y) morning.
,it.f of tabtetA, paper, pens, pen-...u-
iMvi-on's Jru store.
' ;i- C urweiisvi'ile, Clearfield coun-je-1
1 of -at week, supposed to be
:i iin'iTiiliajy destroyed 1,500,
f ' i ! '.' in! it r.
- i
-A
-A
li. A.
Slioeniaker
. the bet.
for your
, : ;: : ' i ts of Williamrjurn,
v!-:t to ! is friends in this
1 w'-.stc he formerly resided
y ir ' ').
,.il l.o-.c'.t.i, Pa., wants 2,ooo
'.s i - 1 won:, fur which lie will
. .. I.
A ti im rnian and Mr- Ed.
. : c.t this place but now of
, In . .-p.-r,t a tew das in town
! --ft.t Vf.-k.
a II. A. Shoemaker for your
;!.! iron 'cnciiig.
! ha"-ball club played
rc w ith a club of that place
-. re,u:tir:- in a score of 5 to
'i.t- E," iiDur boys.
. H. A. -Shoeiiiakec for your
T!..-y i'.e:U only in first class
"rn:ii P. Fenlon, cf Leaven
. li.npj-ed into town on Sunday
- t- been thakm hands with
.- ftie!:ds ami acquaintances.
a- !I. A. .:!'.oemaker for pure
- !L-t fur buckwheat, wheat and
i! N.v'c, a well known and
f ( "earneld township, on
-'. f'-i; from a load of hay and
iv i-.rd perhaps fata'ly injured.
v H. A. Shoemaker for your
i i riir for the Walter A. Wood
S-.-f'va: will be held. on Friday
f on !('t-;!aw n adjoin i nc the Con-
: . r I.. Ic? cream, cikc, etc.,
: "-S f'T tf.e benefit of the
t:- -,.. nrned rear Indiana,
. i . . .
A i t
. ty inor'iing. Une pelorjed
-it.! tl other two to Hnch
; res arc relieved to have betn
. '! I'.i ss grain cradles man
. ( . I. M. lruire, at Wiimore,
' n' hardware store.
-"iy U-t a fineblaek shawl
on the road betweetj
... i-i'o. The finder will be
r '. i by d 'Bering the same
sp-i'ijIS Ehftisbarg, Pa-
oi "'iiitl uena, supposed
i i-.-'i bv the recent rainv
aniotig the horses of j
'jt.ty. One dotrtor at
- f.
T'.y caas under treat-
- 'i f Mr. (i. D. Pringle of
': ' iliv set his clothing on fire,
w;th matches on Saturday
' I - fiotf.er could extlnsoish
- - v-fly though not dang.r-
r-. ar old daughter of Mr.
1 ' '.: - M'Kean county, and
ot ,- -h.Ti:r Criftith of this
K c, i.'i Wediuday night.
( t-rouht here for inter
. i - ! y i evening,
i f t!.e fine Hundred and
'".t i t, IVnnsj lvania Vol- 1
' 1 o; Thnrs Uy, the 23d
during the encampment of
j
nr.ry -oidicrs, on the Driving j
: n'- grounds.
II A. Shoemaker for your
t r
- ri-:i to Mesrrs J. A. A T.
! aet.J driven by Mr. I'aul
- 1 ; 1.. i. vv in so badly injured
: . in" on the old t.'ar-
: - f . .i-Jaj lat that it had
i : .'own.
H. A. Shoemaker Ir your
I -. siiigle shovel plows,
Vatois, t tC
l e reduced rates tihtained by
: arltiii.tit at Vanli:tjgton,
f i" -d envelopes ai.ij r.ews
'blU; rtdncetl from )(
tl in v etyles ajd sizes of
ho be furi:i-hed.
o
( I. A. Shoemaker for jour
d- of mowers and rrapers
h
t laot to stop at on the
nuii.iid sutniut-r visitors
I ',!,:;( to the Highland
e
.j-t" everything bc.oke ns
itidlord -jRres j?o puitis
:
'
I.
ao,.rt for his guests.
in
'jus,, sleep, rest, ami
'I '
"ker
n ins march ana me
r.e
strength from eating j
Tie
-h onion around the ;
ai.d hrnN-i
ike its odor thorough, i
leep fiotn its nightly (
l'npf tire tnsti
fft. eelehrat-d ',Ved hS
. :-nr.-, drug hUruM- for S"e '
- Ftark IAans, , , .
! 1 !, f ,v ,'ar old son of Mr.
t y i..jJredbyl?", ni
nature explosion
j1 a to'
p':-tol on Ml
iftornoon. The
ieit'd the tie
it is thought
iand will soon
".' poulticin
H.'iim.
.1 .V II A.
- a .1 repairs
- r' i'.peis.
vker for your
it) CtampioD
r .ii' 'tred b'.islu
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. subscriber i
ThoI,
A H KlsH.
; .Li-. ph Nootian,
Mr. Jere.
t . . , '.i i as., 1 who a
. l.-i-ar Kc.lor' of '"
in Man-
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in Lo;k I
'.Vrfdoesd.i'
leceased
Dr. J. V..
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i-Try 1402 Eleventh avenue
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Fallen Timber,
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Iyart.
nurnt .IllU,
Aehvtlle,
AmsPry,
I:irson.
Wil.jw.KXt,
-Six sheep belonging to Mr. Evan J. Ben
net, who lesides about a mile east of towu,
were killed Dy dogs on Saturday night.
The courts have decided that no bound
ary f.nre can be made of barbed wire w.tli
out the consent of the parties owning the
adjacent land, aud any man who puta a
barbeil wire fence along the highway ren
ders hiu,self liable for aU injuries r.sult
i rp to stock;ph3sing along said highway.
Mr. Prank Vogle, of the WinoTeland
Democrat, carte here on the special train on
Saturday evening and relumed to Greens
burg on the same tiain on Monday morning.
Mi. Vogle is a pleasant gent;ernan, prints a
sound Democratic newpuper and we weie
giud to make his acquaintance. Call a-ain
and stay IoDger.
Experiments are being made at the Ed
gar Thompson Steel Works at Braddovk
with natural gas as bp illuminant. A burn
er, fhaped like a common saucer, perforated
with line holes, is beiug used and gives fair
service. Four of the.-e give a light equaling
an electric lamp, and it is thought thev can
electncitj BUi"" " oesuDsiitutearor rDfe ni on the Cambria Iron Company's rail
way frightened the horses and thev ran
The trouble between ihin couritrv and
Mexico alout the Cutting alTAir is not likeiy '
10 itaa 10 war. A n.ucii more tenou mat- ,
ter l,ich is now Pf0tty MUa is that j
the -6t Place to l-Ui dry i?cmm1p, dress roocIp,
uuuli aiJU ai 'l provisions is 1
at John Owets' store on High street where
goods are sold at bottom prices.
The editor of the Bradf. r i .Star gets in
this one on a matied woman wl;o is a gum
el, ewer in that city : "To witness a full
grown, midd le -aged married won, an work
ing he: wrli developed jaws at the rate of
forty Mr kes to the n.i'iute on a poor de-fenseiei-s
cud of chewing gum is a sight
next in interest to a v. ell contested game of
hae ball."
Another car-load of phosphate just
arrived which is free fratu any make-up
weights or adulterations of any kind. It
has given the best of satisfaction to all wl o
have used it. Call and grt a load and you
will revor regret it. For sale at Huntley's.
The Arm-rieus ci ler mill can be bought
very low at Huntley 's Hard w ire store.
The following named persons can each
get a letter bv failing at the Ebensburg
postoffice : Mrs. A. S. Jones, Miss Sad e
Straurdmuiih, Miss M. S. Reiuh and Mr.
Berdine Biake.
Home made tin fruit cans, also Mason
and Union jars at Huntlt y's.
It was rumored in town on Wednesday
morning that Mr. Ciiifhth E.oyd of Cambria
twnship had got his leg biokeD. Alter
lunnmg around trying to find out the. par
ticulars we finally met his son, who luform
ed us that Mr. Lloyd fell from a mowing
machine on Saturday last ami get his leg
slightly hurt, but the injury was only trt
fliog and was In no way serious.
Parker's Tonic kept at home is a sentinel
to keep sickness out. l'ed discreetly, it
keeps the blood pure, aud the stouiaih,
liver and kidneys in working order. Coughs
and colds vanish before it. It builds up
the health. No wise mother will be with
out it.
On Friday last John Shinafelt, a young
man of this p. ace about eighteen yoars of
age, a foil of Mr. Christian Shiimtelt, while
, mr.tr . n&.ar On ctatiuli fft! ftna IllrikP tllA
. ... ', if.. .. . .., ,'
caD of one of .us knees. He was tanen to
his home and his injured knee d.ess.ed by
Dii (ir ftilh and Jones. 1 he young man
will piobably be laid uu for five
weeks fiotu ti e time of the accident.
or six '
i
i
Co to J. it H. A- Shoeoiaker to bujuew '
mowers, reapers and twiue binders. They j
have the best and will sell cheaper tot the j
same iu.ility of machines.
Ayer's Saisaparilla is
designed for
tlios.0 who need a medicine to purify their
blood, build tli-tn up. increase their appe
1 tite, and rejuvenate tlleir whole system.
' No otjier prtparatii.u so well meets this
j want. Its record of forty years is one of
1 constant triumph over diseaso.
! i ip estimated by the committee of ar
I laugements for the soldiers' reunion and e'i
' campmeiit, to be held at Huntingdon next
month, thntoiie thousand Uuntingdou co'ju
ty soidurs will be emamped during the four
days of continuencj ; that there will he
two thousand more present from surrouud-
ing counties oc Oiand Army and reunion j
days, and that five thousand other people, j
: both soiJiers otid citirens, will be in aueiia
j ance.
i -do to J- A H. A- Shoemaker for your
sections and repairs for the Tiger mnwns,
the John P. Manny mowers and the John
ston mowers and reapers.
On Wedtiecdy night about nine o'clock
the bain of Mr. Charles Wtattland in Sus
quehanna township was struck by lightning
and set on fire and togi ther with its entire
contents was burned to the ground. The
barn contained nearly all the season's har
yest, a threshing machine, wagon and a
large lot of farming implements. The loss
i t:niat-d at about f.VOOO. The pain was
was SOxSi) and is
built about six years ae,o,
a severe loss to Mr. Weakiand Whicn win
be partially covered by an Insurance of fl,-
ooo in the Cambria Mutual.
A telegram from Blalrsville says : Tbe
Philadelphia Company, who have been l.r-
d: a gas well on the Sloan farm, about a
mile and a half north of town, have con
ducted tlteir operations with a va-l amount
ofseerrt y. No one has been permitted to
approach the vicinity of the well. From a
trustworthy source it has been learned that
at t depth of six bundled fet t.'a quantity of
sufllcieiit to run tli boring i'po
... . . i. nn.-iti f.tr A hi
l.a hertii obtained, ano inn uu."v" -
passer is very promisMig. Operations have
(.p.( ootil the well ts cased, when th o
wi:l be poho.l with ioiicwcJ Vin.''r'
(C, TUT- - i-n . u t
LLL CO0 Altoona, Pa.,
,v T . v -y ""wiia, a a.,
- -nw, i.ji utuens, ior juices, lor lress
for everything in the Dry Goods line,
of having the Lowest Prices East or
Foil! Wool! Wnol!
2 J Wiu. Murray Son 1315 Eleventh avenue.
Altoona, pay the highest cash price for
Wool in exchange for dry goods and carpeta.
Bring jour wool to Altoona and get trade
for it at Altoona cash prices
Wm. Murray ofe Son-,
1315 Eleventh avenue, Aitoona. 2m.
A new and dangerous counterfeit five
dollar gold piece is being circulated in dif- ,
ferent parts os this state. To detect them i
from the good ores look closely at the word i
"united," and if the "u" is upside down ,
iefuse it, as none but experts can iietectjit
any other way.
Mr. F. J. Burgoon, who for the past i
eight months has been night operator in the !
Assistant Train-master's office, at the West i
End, this city, has accepted the position of
Train Dispatcher on the Cresson & Clearfield '
Road, with headquarters at Cresson. Mr.
Burgoon is a well-doing, capable and court- j
eous gentleman, aud the many friends whom j
he made during bij brief sojourn In this city I
will be rejoiced to learn that he has gone up
hltrhei iu the matter of emoluments, to nay
nothing of the extra altitude he attains by
h's return to his first love. Cambria county
Altoona Timex.
The drummer with the silver dollar
split in two and hollowed out is roamina
around the country devouring credulous
victims. His manner of procedure is as fol
lows : He throws his prepared dollar down
on the bar or counter and bets that it is
worth five dollars. He always finds some
one to bet with him, and when he gets most j community should strictly enforce the law
of the money in the crowd put up he deft- ; or 24th ot April, is.-,, prohibiting all citl
ly opens his sliver dollar and shows a five I zeDS rm allowing the Canada thistle to
dollar gold niecp renninT in , WniPr ! n to SPed on ,nrir Trenilses. It is one
Th L,i ; piecelrer,fn,lu th, cent" i of the most pestil. r.tial weeds of all that
1 he dollar is very ingenioUSly constructed ; nnw pohlte tUe neUis.(,f the farmers, and it
the place of jointure seems to be perfectly 1 spreads from the thriftless to the land of
concealed, and it requires a dexterous twist ! tlie thrifty with fearful rapidity,
to onen nr the rnin 1 Tne law of lrir' provides t.iat any person
to c pen op the coin. holding lands by lease or ..Ui. rwise. who
. T . . i shall all iw the fjanadian thistle to go to
.Mr. I rout, a Jackson township farmer , seed on their premises, shall be fined fifteen
left his two-horse team and wagoii standing dollars, to be paid t.i the school fund of the
near the Woodvn'e. tannery on M.mday i ,ii!,'I':''t- Anj citizen who is likely to be in-
morning. About 11 o'clock the Wildcat
behind the tannery and dashed on the rail-
roai brMe across tbe CoiiemAugh
In the
r ar of the Gautir Works. Tlie ties of the
nrirlge are not covered and the horses' legs
dropped dowu between them- The waaon
was completely wrecked and the horses bad.
ly skinned and bruised. About one hundred would cut It on any average farm, and the
men gathered on the bridge and succeeded holder of any land shjuld out It for his own
in re-culne the horses The scene when Pr"!'"'"n- is destructive of all crops
iu re. cuing rne norses. Lie stene wnen wnn ( Kt.fs rfM)tH1 , fiH(ls Rn(, its rfowny
the horses plunged into the bridge isdescrib- seeds are wafted hither ahd thither to pol
ed as peculiarly frightful. : lute all neighboring lands.
. I Supervisors of all public roads are also re-
I he Hollidaysburg Staynlnrd of this nuire, hy the new law, to cut the Canadian
week says : A woman named Pebecrra , thist es on or alopg all roads or unseated
Myors. daughter of Mr. Anthony Myers, of , !and in tllHr li'rl"K nd in case of failure.
.,,-, - , . . . 1 : thev are liable to a tine of ten dollars, to he
(.allitzm township. Cambria county, was , re(.0vered for the .we of the parties ahnnt to
nrount to
Altoona on Thursday of last
i week in a maimed condition. It seems that
: she was of nnsound mind and of a roving
! disposit ion , and was being brought by en
. ofticer to her home from Ardmore. When
! near Mifflin. Juniata county, as the train ;
! was moving at a fast rate, the woman e?- !
I caping the officer's attention for a moment, j
I raised a window sash and jumped headjong .
through the window. The train was stop
! ped and when the woman was picked up she
: wr-s found to have been terribly injured hy
! the fall. Beth arms were broken at the
! shoulders and her face horriby crushed, i
i The nasal and jaw hones were broken.
, She was taken to the hospital where her
w itnds were dressed by the hospil.vl phy- :
siciai.s. Subsequently she was removed to
the almshouse, and her fiiends notified to
' c imo and see her by Poor Director Louden.
She Is about 40 years of aze and the chances 1
are that she will not recover. !
I
James McClain. twenty-four years old ',
and a native of Danville, New York, was i
for some tkne past employed as a weigher j
on the Beech Creek Pailroad. and had his i
headquarters at Wallaoeton, Cleatfield
county. There he met Ella Davis a beauti- I
ful young lady, and they became lovers, j
McClain was handsome, intelligent, and of j
gentlemanly manners, and for a time Miss '
Davis seemed to be wrapped up In him.
Then a coolness came between them, and
recently Miss Davis sent the young man
woid that she was about to be married to !
" I
another man
The trouble apprar; to have j
neen that, ne was a Protestant and she a
Protestant and she a I
Catholic. McClain becaaie insanely jeal-
... . ,t .
ous; Oa Fr.rfay last he bought a revolver
and drove to-the young lady s home. She
r"ce;vea mm in me parior. lie pressed ins
suit, but was repulsed, Th"n he drew the
revolver end fired, the hnllet striking the
Kirl in the shoulder. She ran, and he fired
aain, the bu llet striking her In the back
and killing her instantly. He then put a
bullet in his own brain. A letter found on
j his person and addressed to "Dear Bill"
tells of his trouble and of his intention to
kill the jriri n.m himself. The father of the
! yonng man has arrived and taken chargr1 of
the body.
MARKI4I.K
i.k f.-vses Hsrrn,
The roiiowir.e marnate itcenses were
licenses
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the wtek ending Wednesday, August 1 ,
1 SSG :
William Tugh and Margaret Brown,
Johi.sfown.
(ieo'sre H Sjiarnr and Itebecca Hingleder,
Morrel'ville.
Wiilirtm Weaklen and Mary F-. Klder.
Stistpiehanna township
John Sttbbich and Katie Coenner, Cam
bria borough.
Sinion Schwinghamir and Mena Crell,
Jot.ri'town .
( Jeorge Sutr er, Cambria Bor., and Ther
esa Kuehenstein, Iower Voder township.
Samuel Wineland and F.tnma Matilda
Pose, Uich'ard tnwnship.
Thomas McKernan aud Clara Traut wein,
Cambria borough.
Alonza McCallisfer atid Lizzie Lavely,
Johrstown
Mobert M'irray and Lizzie M. Ptisspli,
Cambria borough.
Michael Trocak and Mary Arabrlska,
Cambria borough.
George Weirs and Bertha Kline, Ccne
niatigh bornigh.
Nicholas Sehn and Caroline Kurtz, Cone
uiaugh UiioUkIi.
The "Sow PouM laril.
A little over a year ao the design rVrlr-p
dow posUl card which is in use at ptesent
was adopted. Since then a new pattern
has been d-'cided upon, the plate for which
has been prepared at the Bureau of En
graving and Punting. Last wet!; it was
submitted to the Postmaster Cinnt ra! for
i-XHtuinalion. He gave his opituou that the
change would be for the better and so the
order has been given to contractors to stop
the printinj of (lie present design of fards.
PossiDly the color of the new card am of
tlie ir.k iiay niso be changed. As there is a
sti ck of about T2. Cot', 0o(i postal cards now
o'i hind it is probable that tlie no'v cards
S lpiL bt; Ollt for i'JVL'ial llloUtlla.
dyspepsia
neglecu-.l. it tend-, by iiupmni ft nulntion. anil am-
presinjr trio Tone ol uie awuu, w -' K -" '
tar Rapid Ue-luie
i I-
THE g
BCSTTQHIC ?
Vmckly and oompletel? 1 nre Iyinipiiit In all
Us fornix, llrnrlbnro, Ht lrhlnu, Tnntliitf the
nil pn
timu-
1 r tf, itukftito n.rvi tn tnt
to aflff'TT)
Rkv. J T. RossiTKa. the honored piurtor of tbe
Firft R-fnrme'i (Tliurrh. Baltimore, sld
" Urtt in u-mk! Brown's Iron Iiittin for IT!"pepra
and irnliijeMiun I take TT-t pl?aiur in rpcjm
merKlin it iiiKdy. Alwtoonflider it n splendid tuuio
and invigMTnt-r, nnd rery fitreu(irtijnin."
Hon. J'"bsph C Suit, Jndo of Circuit Court,
Cbnt-iri Vo., Ind . aajra: " I bear znoftt chiwrful trti
muny t-o tte efcAcy of Brown's Iron Bitters fat
IyHpepsia, and m a tome."
Oenmn hnn ivbovH Trade Mark and crowed red Htieff
on wratiTer
TnJcr no other. Ma mi by
Thf Farmer Pet.
We have been asked to refer to the negli
cence on the part of some farmers who per
mit the Canada thistle to grow on their
premises and that part of the public roads
passing through be same. The following
article from the Philadelphia Time on the
subject wh copy for the benefit of all our
readers, and we hope thev will not negloct
neighbor's ltnds. may uive notice to have
the weeds cut before gDing to seed, and if
not done, the constable or supervisor is re-
quT.-d to enter upon tne piomises, cut the
weeds and can compel the parninnt of labor
and costs from the holder of the polluted
' lands.
j No average farmer or pood citizen -should
: require cflieinl notice trom an officer to
1 make l.im cut the Canadian thistle before it
ripens its seed. A few hours' work at mot-t
be injured by such negl, ct or refusal. The
present is the time to destroy the Canadian
tntst'e pest, an-! pvpry occupant of land
should vviiiii oy and promptly obey the
aw." Orecufburr) Democrat.
lionil RrsultM In r, very Cane.
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of
Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that he was
seilously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs ; had tried many reme
dies without benefit. Being induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, did so and was entirely cured by use
of a few bottles. Since which time he has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with best results. This ie tbe exper
ience of thou-ands whose lives have been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial
bottles free at K. Janiea' Diug Store.
The I'onrth Frrnrslon to the Vow
Jere y 4. oa(.
The fourth of the series of popular excurs
ions by the Pennj Ivsnia K inroad to At
lantic City, Ciipe May, oi Sea Isle City will
be run on Thursday, Adgu.st l:Kh. The
di.te is roost opportune, an.l it not only fits
well the time when most peoi.de indulge in
their midsummer vacation, but will take
those who participate in it to the seashore
at a date when the season is well advanced
toward Its height. All the resoi ts'present
rpecial attractions in the way of amusement
or entertainment at this sea.-on, and even
those, who have visited the seashore earli
:,. e j . . I
rr W,M n a new pleasure m an August trip, j
1 ",s Di "arge odds the choicest time of
summer for such an excursion, and no one
should a low the opportunity to go bv. !
The special train will run on schedule I
Liven, and excursion tickets good for ten :
days will be sold fiotn points at rates '
quoted oelow : j
Trait) !
Eec. Rates
. ?9 2-i
8 .50
8 00
Uaves
11.11 A. M.
12. 0U P. M.
1.00 "
Johnstown
Cresson
Altoona
Excursionists will spend the r-.iuht in
Philadelphia and proceed to the seashore
by any regular train of the following day.
1 ickets are good to return on any regular
train (except New York and Chicago Lim
ited) within the time limit.
An Fn1 to Hone Sieraplntr.
Edward Shenhpri" rf IlinkhnoT Tit
sajs: -Havlni received so much 'benefit
from Electric Hitfers I fpol it mv ,iatv 1.. I.. 1
f tifTeting humanity know it Have had a
running sore on my log tor eight years ; the
dot tors told me I would have to have the
bone scraped or leg amputated. I used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Litters and
seven boxes Bucklet.'s Arnica Salve, and my
iei' is now fiiunn ana wen.
Electric Hitlers are sold at fifty cents a
bot'Je, and liuckltn's Arnica Salve at 2."ic.
per box, by E James.
Mnrric.l.
N't"KI KIKKPATKICK Married at St. Ren
e.l ict's church , CarrrM own, on TuesTiv August
a. isse. It Kev. Father Fdwm, Mr. Andrew .1.
Noel, of Mur.ster township, tu Miss Agness Kirk
patrick of Kl !er townshiji,
Mcftrafh N'dEI.. Married at the Catholic
ehnrcii at ll oitzdalc hy l.'ev. Father Maher, ,-n
August a. lRs. Mr. Frrtik Mctfrith. ot H.m'z
dale, and Miss tiara M. iVi.el of Munster town
slop. Hay Fever.
I haye bieu a great sufferer from hay
Tever for 1j j ears, and have tried various
things without doing any good. I read of
the many wondrous cures of Ely's Cream
Halm, and thought I would try once more.
In fifteen minutes after one application I
was wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago 1
commenced using it, and now 1 feel entirety
cured. It is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of. Duliamel CUrk, Far
ruer, Lee, Mass.
ISiiekleii n Arn ion Salve.
The BhsT Sai.tr in the world for Cuts,
Uruises, Son s, Uh-ers, s,,it Kheum, Fevei
Sores, T. ttcr, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all ssin Eruptajiis. and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It, i
guaranteed to give p-rtect s.il of.iciiot,, 01
money reru: I. Pi ice j ctuta per Iwx,
I: ol jalc by E. J utnos.
-iS .
rm mm g
. K m - i iJ
iiffilii
NOTICE. Early next
Altoona ami vicinity a
than we have ever sold before.
Poetry, Fiction, History, Travels, &c, &c., in paper, cloth and
leather binding3,
101 LOW
SEW AIIVIRIIMIF.iTV
c
OT'TtT I'lTOf'T.AMATIOX.
Prwhlmt ot th- t'oort of 4Vnuu.iT) Ple-i" of the
47 tli .1 uilicial lOntrii't, consi?tinif of the 'ounty ol
'ainbr a. and the Hon. John KUniitiin ami the
lion. Joseph Masters. Afforinte .Iiiilije? ol 4'ara
bna county, havuiu ipsued their pre-rpi pe.irinu
ilat-5 the 7th day o f June. to me ilirt rte.l. lor
hnlrtine 'ourt ot )yer and Terminer ami pn
ernl Jail Ieltvery and tiiiarter Sessions ot the
Penre. in F.ber.?-burif. tor the t'ounty ot Catnhrla.
and loPcmmeTurfl on tbe I'ntsT Monday or Sep
TKMr.KR, beinu thesixth day oi September, 15,
and te continue two weeks.
Nottre is hereby etven to the Coroner, Justices
of the retce, A Mermen and "ontahles ol paid
County of Cambria, that they be then and there
in their proper persons at 10 o'clo'-k in the tore
neon of fuid day. with their records, inquisitions,
examination? and their own remembrance', to do
those things which to their offlcu appertain to be
done, and those who are bound In recognizances
to prosecute nuainst the prisoners that are or
sha.l be in ttiejail o: Cumbria County, be then
and there to prosecute sunlnst tnera as shall he
jupt.
Olven under my hand at Kt ensburtc the '.'th day
ot Auirust. In the year ot our lord 1SS3. and the
one hundred and tenth year ot tbe Independence
olthe I'nited State
.1 ISKPH A. OKAY, Sheriff.
Ebensourji, Au. 13, 1SS6.-41.
rpKIAL LIST. Sept. Term, lS'..
SB OND W KEK.
T se 1'orter Klnporta. . .vs..
Freidhoft vs.
...Mechllnit
. Wash iegton Twp.
HoritiK
...t'amtTli Iron Co.
(41 IPS
..V iishtm ton Twp.
Lilly B'.ro.
...Ii rectors -f Ttvir
Kichards et hI
Kemery
Thomas
Fitiliarris
Quartz
Kennett vs. .
l.udwlir vs. .
Miller vs...
Kroldhuff vs....
Oarman vs....
Maucher vs...,
M cCoraujjhy vs....
Hi Pert vs...
Keed vs. ..
( Junnmif vs....
Kee et ui vs. . .
Ansuian vs...
:. C. .t N
Y. S. U. K.
K. Co.
Sproat
Emerson
Hayes
Allison
I.olK
..Park
:.:. Oo. N. Y. S. K.
Aumahle
Kinf
1'olun-i
Murphy
Kvau4 k. liuuhr
Von l.uncn
Suielda
Hipps 8t Llovd.
(.4 win
Krause
vs....
vs...
vs. . .
vs..,
vs. .
vs. .
K. Co.
.vs IVIechlinit
.vs Key nolds et a
vi. Kex
H. A. SHOKMAhEK,
I'rothonotary.
I'roth'ys Office. Auk. 9, lk'tfl.
TRIAL LIST. 3'1 Monday in Sep., "80
Special Term.
.la. Usnn J. S. Oil Co. . . vs 1 lenn
Kanstead vs Gariuan
Samp vs Name
Ke.Iie et al vs livl.e et al
Sum) vs Same
KieUMrdson.... vs hut Her
H. A. MIUKM AKKK,
frothouoiary,
Proth'y's Office. Aug D.ISSS.
Sheriff's Sales.
HY Virtue of Sundrv Writ ol Fieri Facias,
and Vend Kxpon Issued out ol the Ctoirt id Com
mon I'leas and to tne directed there will he ft
p rped to Public Sale a, the Court House In Khens
hurg. Pa on
MONIMV, SEPTEMBER fi. lj,
at oxb o'clock, r. M., the following Kenl Estate,
to wit :
All the right, title and Interest ol M. H. Mc
Laughlin and Margaret, his wife, of, in and to
all that certain lot ol srround situated in Wash
ington township, t tambria county. Fa., fr ntlng
on the Fortage Kail Koad on the east, and run
ning back to lJ. K K. on the west, artpilnlng lot of
Wm. lorati on the north and lot ol John. H.
Clark on the south, having thereon erected a two
story frame house and outbuildings now 'n the
occupanry ol M. H iMfT.aughlfn.
Al-oall tluit certaiu lot ol tfruund "Ituated In
the horough r (Jaliitzin. Cambria c.untv. Fa.,
irontiiig on Tunnelhill t. on tbs south aril run
liit; back to an aliey on the forth, and adj oDing
lot of Kieh'd Menny on the west and street on the
east, having thereon erected a blacksmith shop
now in the-nceupacny ol John Kaylor. Taken in
l.xeeuti n and to be sold at the suit ol Joseph
Uutwnll.
Also all the riitht, tltl and interest ol Henrv
1. Kager, ot, in and to all that certain tract of
land situated in Jackson township. Cambria
county. Fa., adjoining land of li. Fitpart on the
north, Mrs. S irah l.eidy. Nathaniel .'singer and
others ,,n the east a n l land ; J .o ob K. iiiard on
th-j west, containing about one bun, red and
seventy-tiino acres, more or le-a. about one hun
dred acres cleared, having then-oil erected a one
and one-halt storv log tiousc iicw iu tlie t-ccu-pai.iy
ot lraclel kager.
Also a one and one half storr plank house
now in the occu,.ancy ol Chas. Mckeel.
Also a ooc and one hall stori plank house
now lu the occupancy of Jas. McKeeil.
Also a one i.nd one-hull story plank and log
house now in Ihe OYnpanry oi "Frank 1. liraw.
laken in Fxeeution and to be sold at the suit ot
.'er a han t'u&ier.
Also all tne riht, titl- an.l lt.tercst of F.van J .
Mitliae.s ol, in and to all that, certain piece or
1 'in el o! land situate in .'arrell township. lUrti
bria county. I'a., inljoio.na lanO ot M.via Kweus,
SvOii-tiin I.uther, I h.,s. Meisel. ot.ue ol Jacob
eru a ii. I others coiitaiiiing one hundred acres
aiure or less, about ninety acres ol which are
cleared. Laving thereon erected a one and ne
l.aii Miry Iraine louse and iraiue barn i.ow m
tne (jc.'upancy ol John Fees. laken iii Kieeu.
lion and to be rold at the suit ol s-aaim l ( iri.luii
and VV. K. 1'iiler, Ksq., executors ol Mauiei Orii
rnth. dee'd.
Also all the right, title and Interest ot John
Sloan ,,t, i and to nil thafcertain po-- or pa'cel
or land situate In the borough ot 8ummi;v;. e
C.iuibria couiiiy , 'u . iroiiting on tne l.oretto and
Cresson pikeon the south-west and t.. x ", Koad
on the north, and John Mines on the iiortn west.
Containing nine acres, and having-thereon erected
a one story plank house and pl.nk staoie. now in
the o-eupancy ol.lohn Sioan Taken in Kxecution
and to be sold at the suitot (fottlieb I'nester.
Also, ail the right, title and interest ol John
Hurnr ot. in and to all that certain lot of ground
situate In the borough oi Te.n nln il I, Cainhru
county. Fa., Iron time on Fir'ug.- str-ot on the
south, and ruun lug t ack to l.md ol James Mc
Closkey or. the we-t adjoining lot ol Frank II.
Hradleyon tae east, and Henry McMade on the
west, bavin thereon erected a two-storv traiue
house, a one story shop and a plank stable, now
In the occupancy of John Hums. Taken in execu
tion aud ty he soid at the suit oi Jacob lus, h.
Also, all the right, title an 1 Intenst of .lajies
I-ianaan ol. In and to all that certain piece or
parcel ot land situate In Ksrr townHilp. aml ria
county. I'a., beginning at the corner iu the west
ern line, thence south J7o perches more or leas to a
pot or maple, thence south, S-5 degrees east 6
pen oes more or less to a spruce thence north. 'Ji
,1
t.,cca ".ISl., IltTCiies more or less tn the purser
oi me uu ision line, as established and markod on
i oe grouiiu '.i tween Michael F. Snyder and Jos- !
epn .Ml. ler, thence along, the said division line 1
nort h, e5 dog revs wen. 18J perches morn or less,. ,
to the pia"e ol beginning; containing. 15 acres.
So percaes and allowance. Taken in execution '
and to be sold at the sun ol .1. A. Kennedy
Sheriff's Sales.
Hy virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias p-ri'il
out of the Court of Common Fiej ,.1 -...,......
f&?sVeK
.,. " - a,e at t,ie AIi" House, in Johns-
town, on
SA1T K DAY". SKPTEMBFK 4th, n
at one F. ,M . the following Keal Ksta'e to wit
Ail tho r.ght. title and interest ot VV J Woles
hig.e or. ii. an.l to all that certain Pd ot ground
situate in the horout'h of li:m,.re. Cambria
coun y. Pa.. Irontlng on the eat sid- of Mam t
and cxtptiding tM.-k to Fine alley having lot No'
(lM eighteen on the north, and Wainut -treet on
the south and kuawn on the plan of s .ld r.,r -ugh
a- lot. .No. (op) twenty, having thereon erected a
two-story frame stat.e and outbuildings. nr,w in
the ocupancy ot VV. H. Kobertson and J. C
Moreland laken in Kicpiiiion and to be sold at
the suit ot Mrs. Susan Kern.
AM,, all the right. Mile r.nd Interest of Fatrlck
. 't, 01 a-iu to an tnit certain 1 iecs or par
cel oi land st'nate In the township of i; st lavlor
4 ambri.i county. -a., Irontlng on the Lbenst.nnc
and Johnstown road on the west. nn,l runntti"
ih-k to an alley on the east and M.Ii
Thomas Mc lovern en the south, an. i
Anaily on the rorth contair.'ng one
thcaeon erected a two.st,,rv p!a ik h.o.
it ln lot of
I. idger Mc
ere. hTlng
e an 1 other 1
i.jioiii,.i.ii.., now in the pccu an
y of Fitrh-k
,'ihiru 1 hen 111 r xecnt on i.n.l r.i I,, i
rl'l,?t """ ,'",nr,i'ssioners or tl unbria couat. i
Ir. K.Ms of SAI.K. One H.ird ol the niin-iiase
m .ney to t-e t.aid when the prspertv is kr ke.l
nun i.ie reniaining iw v-thlrds on iTonfima
Hon of the deed.
- irr- o-r JCSFI'H A. OKAY. Sheriff.
sherltTs Office, l
Fihens'iutK. Aug. 7. 1H,
VTOTT -.a ... I : ...
1 i.ii-T yorii -ll.l' llie
i following accounts have been hied in the
Coort of common Plena of 'ambrU e.-iinty Pa
snd rviii be conn-med by said Court on trie nr.Vt
M. . day ot Sepe-nt cr nex' ui. i s cause he i, ,wu
t t a.- coiirriry :
t
.assiiiinee i
I- ir-f Rn.i hn.il account of t3. T). Wharton
ot Cooper X Mellon.
First and final account of litis Llovd, assignee of
Kees.lno I. lord and FvaPne 11., his wife, in
iron tor h. nent ol creditor"-
Firt an 1 hua! account ol John J. IKTlin assignee
ol Piitnck Ileneirhan.
11- A. SHIiKMAKElt. Froth'r.
l.hensburg, Aug. 11, 1SS -3t.
r Arii l wanf jon to do i:rlor wok for 1
f ! ui t vorr ov Ti tli. mo, 1 nay : $1 t'or
piece
OUie
.V. I.OVF., Clcveiaud,
til verlisluk
. Y.
lliircHii, 10
Irnt'c .M ,
week we will offer the people
Special lot of hooks at lower i.rices
1 hfV consist Al Stnn.inr.i WnrL-c
j - i--.'tv v k. rv.
VDl'lCK.-To the Heirs ant! Local
He r. --entn' ive-cf sus ,t, Sa-iMi' iij
Park sot n x to.u m li..;.ic-t will held at
tlie t;oe rendeti.-e ol Mi'sn s-amucis. de.-ea.-eil, in
trie bin ujfh ol .1 r hnt,,wn. in the County' of
t nin:ria. on MUrJay. ti:e 4th day of Septemtier
nert.atlO o'clo. k. in the lorenimn of that day.
for toe purpose ot luskin partition o; the real
estate o sab! decedent anion her heiM and le
ual repre-entatives it the same can ne done with
out preiudice to .r st. oiling ot the whole: other
wise, to value n nd appraise the same according
to law. at whi.-h time and place you are required
to attend il you think p-. per.
.Mesf.rH A. OKAY. Sheriff
Sheriff's t ilhce, Kl etisbunr. Auust 3. Is-' it
NATURE'S 1 hri-,,Rl,: KKiFOY
UlsrMrkstnm.rli,
CURE FOR Kr Torpid Liver,
Bill ou Heartache,
CONSTIPATION,
Sltxfi- Ape-.ient.
Tt is certain ir. Its eflects
It Is ni-ntle in its acti n.
It is piilateable to the
taste. It can be relied
upon to cure, and It cures
by ni.WT'i.-j, not t.y outra
iii,:. nature. M.'i.it take
violerit purgatives yonr
se'.ves or allow your chil
dren to take them, always
tie this elegant plinr
maceutlcal preiiar! ion,
which has Seen P-r more
thn forty years a public
favorite. Sniff hy tiiviQitt
Sick-Headache,
A74D
DYSPEPSIA.
Catarrh
ELY'S
Cream Balm
Give Relief it
on red n
I;LD iXEEiJ,
CATAPi! H,
HAY FEVER
JN'of ft JJfjniJ.
Siivj' or I'i'ird'r.
Frti f)"t iiij no
ius il niij 'i (inJr'i--
" l vrcC
erf
HAY-FEVER
A particle is appl e.! Into each nostril, and Is
agreeable. I'rice 60 cents at Mruuul-t- ; by mail,
registered. Po et-. Ircnlars free. r.I.Y BKUS.,
MruKt, iwego, IS. Y.
V()Tlci;.-l'i th" c .ur
of (. n mon
-A-" riea --I Caiti'iriii V.'iinti. !
TVo'.lecis herehy given that on the Till day ol ,
June, A. I.. lK-.. too petition of Jo'etrh Ver
rel. I'res. and li. F. K ite-. See y. was presented, '
n-5 rcsen'Ing "Thut ti e 4 'au.br a Mining and J
Mar.ulacturlrig Company is a C"riratlon dulv ,
organired under the laws of this Commonwealth
and that the s i id Coti psi.y Is the owner in fee of
certain lands nmoutiting to about rive tt ou.-nud
aer'S situate in the countv ol Cumbria, state ol !
Petinsylvnnln, kn wn as tf e Arent Sonir.an tract ; 1
"That your pi ti oners hat" recently ilis-overed j
th.it there remains t-n record in the'saftl county I
of t 'anibria a mertgage on a portion ol the said j
lands, the said mortg.ige hnvinit been made riy
t r,e John O'Neil on h,- undivldi ,1 share in the ;
lards n(Tea'd. to -c, ure the payment '. foar i
thou-and .lollais ( j4."ui) to F.iuily ( igle William
I'i s'l -thwa'te and .! hn Wilt, executors ot t;hns.
t igle. de -eiscd. I. Firing date April 1. 14'.:. and !
recorded July 0, l4i;,in Mortgage Hook, Volume ;
ti. piae ;:'. ;
"That the petitkners have reason to believe
that siijd m' rti i.kte has been paid, and that it re
mains unsatisfied on tl e records I
When upon the Court on the 7th day of June, j
!SS3, ordaired and directed the Sherlrt of said i
county ol Cambria to give notice by puolication '
a directed by tbe act of Assembly to the said
executor ot Chas. igle. deceased, to at: ear on I
the hrt Monday of September term, ls-s, and
answer t: e said petit. on. i
Jo? Km A. (4n a v. i
Aug. 6. it. Sher
s
V1THI- ( . MIOKTLIIM.K-N ..( AIt11,
lor Voting "len and Hoys, Media.
I'enn.
12 miles trom Philadelphia.
trom Philadelphia. Fixed p rice covers
I every ex;. e. e. even li,.,,k'. "sc. No extra charges.
No incidental expenses No examination tor ad- ,
mission. Twelve experienced teachers, all men,
I and all gnidua'e-. St.eoial opportunities for apt ;
t students to advance rapoi'.y. Special drtl' tor
' dull and backward boys. t'atron or stn dents '
:nav select tinv -tado- or cti'.oe tho regular K.ng
lish. Sclentinc. liu-ltifs'. 4l'i"i-'sil or i il Fnul: ;
. t.ecring course. Students httvd at Media Acad- :
i emv are now In Hiirvard. Yale. Frirppt n nnd ten ,
: olher t '''.--. end Folvte 'hnic Sch'.ois pi st'i j
t dents sent to c. liega in lsbi, 15 iu )ss4 pi m lS'..
I 10 in lis-:.. A gTiiiiuating ola in the cotntnerclal
; dei'aiiinent every ear. A Fhysical and Ohem
I P al Iabitratory . (rymnainm and H-ill tlround.
I 1.V0 vols, ad ! d to the Library In 1:". Media
j ha- to'Ven cli'irches and a temperance charter
which prohibits the sale ol ill intoxicating
drinks. For new iletrared cireu'ar ad-lr.-- the
Principal mi,, I Proprietor. SO. nil IN. . SIM ili I
l.HKiK, A. M., (llariard lirailuate) .Med a. I'a.
State Normal School.
Indiana, Pa.
Will commence the new year with au able iac
ulty , rein foreeii by teachers of well known ability
and years of successful exj erlence : ind with a
training department which 1 as wen the highest
compliments from those best fitted to j.iiiue.
I.'cl'effrotn the ever n 'urrit g mer.ts! strain ot
exam inrtions, better positions and 'ctte- sain
rlc? await those who take a normal course.
THe Fall Term Will Open ;
Monday, September 6. 1886.
Send lor ca til louge. order a room, and be on
hand the first div and you will never regret your
choice. Jul. SO. 3t.
L.
IT. rt(rliiiJ,
. .1., ';?.
A
UMINTSTK ATOK S Ml TICK. I. otters ot
Hiimintstrat ion iff bonis 71,01 .ton f'sboiien'o
annc.'oon tlie estate ol .H. Al. A. tains, one 01 trie
township 01 Wa-hir.gten. de.-e-ed. havinu been
granted lo the endc-Mined. a;l per-otis indt bted
to said estate are notified to make payment with
out d"1ay, niid thi .-e tiaving claims against the
same will present them properly authentic ited
lor settlement to M KS MAKY ADAMS.
K. DI VKK Al X.
Ad iurs A. b. n. c. 1. a. of M M.
l'.bensh'irg. Fa., July Al St. Adams, i!ecd.
I.r 1ST. --Strayed from the surscriber residing
in 4 1 llitzir . ' ani' ria eoittity. almtit the middle
olJuU.seien lead, i t l.et cattle describe 1 a
f-.tlows. 1 lare whi'e spotted steer. 1 large
white spotted 1 "Iter 1 large red he ler, 1 11, Idle
s'ed red tXk-pr with white l ack, 1 kind 1 t a yellow
steer, a sial! red tnuley heifer and 1 steer the
eol, ir bet w. en a r. I unit white.
1 i all It zin. .1 uly -a. "S i. I'll irle? Anstatt.
Orphans' Court Sale!
-OF-
Y1L0ME BEU ESTATE.
i Hy virtue of an order ot the t irphan--' Ctmrf ot
t 4'n'iibTia county to me uirecied. I will , xoos- to
j public aie it the premises, near toot of plane No.
in Washington town!M;., Cami-ria Coim'v on
I SAll'JiDVY. Afil'sr ilt. I-"'", at 1 o'clock,
: m ., the loUoWing. described real e.-tatc. j ;
A piece or pircel of lar.d situate in the tixti
' ship i.f w Bh'nt. n iololnlng I in.- ol Peter
, Movers. Kil.ihe'h M-i a'ttrty an.l others, c. u
tatn'ng FIFTY ACHES. tn.re or !, Ni-itm
Underlaid With Coal,
a'l.i having ex 'elient water poiver on it V po--th.ii
of this p.eeo or parcel of land will be sold in
lots to suit the coiiverieii'.'e ot purchasers.
Vl--o .1 pie?e i,r parcel ,,t pind situ 'te
village u' N... 3. in VV'i.sniiioton t..wn-t:ip
'-vz .oi a t.cw street, riltnl'iiii troai a toihb
(VV et) t!.r,ijgh land ..f VV in. Ci e, il"r,,l,
ir.i'l race, ho'ieded on M.o Y.i ' :i . t ot .1
in
tho
tront
t road
t" Old
M ix-
well and It. Wilson, en the VV est t y lar d ot VV tn.
I Tilej, Jr. der'd. and oi the Norti by lot ot
I Mrs. E. McCaflerty. eontaitiing three lot o!
irronnd.
I Tkiixs of Sale Ten per rent, of the urchase
' money to be paid on the day of s il. one 'ilrd ol
I the balan.-e on emp . 'n .tton of sate, o-ie t il- l In
1 six months and e' pthi'd in one year. lHOerred
1 payments to hear Pitere-t and to be sec ir.-J by
I judgment bond of the purchaser,
j Joshua A ii ran. It,
Executor ol the last Will and Testament ..f VV m.
Tl'ev. dee'd .
llemlwk, Fa.. July 30. lss.
Th prr!1,''V!'T. Zh fu'l"!
1 i-ivj' S. I llfTl" Tr.
riiati.nic rnl b -n-r
ri.r -tin'' '.I'MC'lr
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this ?aper;
OJ. fib
I'l'ilM-Irli'M'
PRAW-POKER
of i iairsvilie, Fa., Ladios eniinary
I rv I w .
! w''??
autiful grounds. iiiiu.,,io!i huitding heat-
team, heathful location, thonmirli in'rnc
r k " V.'.V'.' .ini t-:,!.,.r. um..-t..j rojiu.
j i 1 ' : ' i , 1 j if Ti i
:-5 tuition fn rt-tiulur f- uro
S200 PER YEAR.
Special advantages In Art on 1 M nlr.
nth year begins s.-td. , r i at
IT'.v hev.T. K KWl.Mi P
July i,,-,.
Th'T-y-
.'A'-t.
I'..
ipal.
U TIMN NoTI K.
All poraons arf liorct v cii'i"ro i a ni nritifl l
II' f r- pur ha-e frnm .im. y ; in . r- "r.cl
. lie in anyway n ith a tra.'t t.l Ian!, in Kea.i-town-lip.
rTn!.r'.:t r-':ri! , ';., Vn-.wn . ; r
Tf'in of tit e , i,i I: iiii 5:i isl.pr pla -e. a? t:e n.-
Pel. to Iile.;inil ! .II1 -o-'t .'i ' , -.K-r s :iy
t'"''- I A- S. 4 Al.l.Uil K. I
ike. Ciunl.ria l.V. !'.. Julv i.. :t
A
M1TOI-
;ion ri. a
the a---o.
: .'! in: in the (
oiil au.bria Vi!- v
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(t:-t of .,m
ter ,t
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t he I
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tro:.-. hi- ti'-t u : ,-,rr .'
by tUen that I iil -,t at n.v
on Toes. lav, ,,ir i .ih. p
t which t.tne h nd I hu e all
tnnt t revert their chomi ..i
conrnir in on aid fund.
Kher st.i.r. .lu!v
in 1
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1 -'s. a. tu
tt.T. e.l
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iti.pt..r.
per
de-
T. W ,
N
OTICE.
Tbe Arriml "Vec-irc pf the
Crc.,,n Str-n-s t'oirpanv wil! to i,
Mfur.r.in J.m.-... 'r. ... i..' ' .... T.i-.-ir.l.
,.t lo .pu. a. m. Tt l.-t r,
dent at. ! Mire.-tur- s one -lav an 1 t lace
.1 AM f K. Mo 1.1 li 1-
.lulv l -t
1 M I M 1 i; K i k S N 1 1 J V.. 1 a 1 1 , -s
administration ife bnr.t tint ru-n '..
of
urn, t. w: t ne e. t .. e of W ' a Ol 'a 1 ; :, n . ' i
towns'iipol W a' h I if ti.n. )ece-.ed. har
itranted tn the undersitned. all '.ersona i
t.c
'e 1
to pari esrae ure tv
out delay, and those
same wo.i j rc nt ti
lor settlement to
f.c ! o. m ike l-avirni
havfnir cluims aifair-t the
etf. pr.jj.er;v nuttier' -vtcl
A. W. Ml "K
W
Adm'r.
Pa . July 1'
b. n. r. I.
Ci
ol vv in.
!an. !eo".
Khensbririr .
."' Tlo
K To HoMi:i(n,hi.Ks ah ,t-
1 holdmi:
t'attit ria c. unfv i.i.T,' .t ,,o
ot .tr,-li I-t. "s-j. :..r. each, fr-.tn N ... Ill to
rw. 140 both 1t l'i-ive. are r- i'v-t 1 to preset, t 'he
same lor paytn-nt at the 1 r.-asnr, r- ofheo. K
enttiri;. I'a .. o:i Sei t-ui' er 1-t. ls- n Itir which
date interest will cease on i1.i .(.- .N-
.11 'II N h I KMY.
1 A M K-s l i i- I 1,1 lV
MA 111 II A M I I.I i IN.
orn s. i i-rrce. i- nptl'lui'L' .1:1., t o::r
July lfth.lssfl. Attest.
i er
M. A M. Oor.iH, clerk.
TinKSIIN(iA;j'-,W
itnpieet. .o -t Durable, iw.n.
feet In ue. ".Vas'cs no Oram:
for Market.
T's..A.'.a. f.'pi P P
if il
a p. -1
it i;
1 er-
ady
I
lllls 4. rnln Hrlllx ami Mnn daril
iilemeiif h (.eneralM . -.-rt-1 tor t.oitr i
tcJ catalogue. A IS. I l!J I if It
rennsylvatda Agrtcu'tural VV..rks V rk I'a
Juiy 10 liu.
st;aY.-A iw., x-..ut .11 v...., -
'tli-' in left ear and a not.-h cut . ut t ..?,, ler
1'arl ol tlie sm tne ea r, w.-i k t. .-ke.l , 1 ; i ,. r;i i , - n 1
near my re-i.o-,..P j. i.-Hv b- roi:.'h on !
lie.
lss and taken up hv tpe. Tlie owtic is her.
by notified
to pr oe i r .p.-rty l av ,-i,,.ri:. ii
take Per awav.
ettierwise see Wiil I f Jt p .c , ;
ac-.Tdiiig to lai
.1 ij! y H St,
HKMa F Ilhl NVT f.T.
Viv UI lKFIt
llnaell A
can lear-i ttie -ti.' c-
bv .,.-.T.,,.cir, , ;r.
10 S r.ice St.. N w Y.rk.
"'! of nrv prop, fed ; r.e . !
Aiotric.in re t.i'.ers. loo
IOC.
AhVl'.I.IIMXil in
Fatre I'nmplilet.
Frcxich.'s Hotel.
city ii.f. i. Mir.tKi; m.v. yonii,
Opposite t ity H ill and the F -; t i!h. e.
This H ttel is one ol the lno-t ni"!-'e iri its
tippointtrents r.ti.l turn it ur,- ot A V II Ol SF. in
New York City and is conduced on the
KUKOIM'iAX i'LAX.
1. M.m-onlv one ib l ar t.er d iv. Hid minute's
walk Iron, P.ro.-kln M ridge atid Flevate-1 U. I;
All I'ties ot ca ptiss thediKir. M .st convenient
Ho'eltn NewY.rU H M"..'l.i.n. .,,.'. Mr.-
inif Koi ms. 'ate. itnd lunch coutit
ail the luxuries at moderate i.ric-
.lu
V
MJ'AIILK FA KM
Fi iK SAFE !
I
r will
tli,
. h 'it 'II,
I'.ini:
in a ;
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JPs.-iop,
un'v
. M..P
y and
Srr, i, hj- TJti-t-r . -ICUF.S.
About
COTO-". rfa
larto is 11
ed and I
partleula
r - "lea red
.. I.I !( Hi l
,1 iM.cl Stilt"
!nv t.ir Miirc r,
F. an ! i 1
' l liltiVtlt'iTI W
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The
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tali on the
.li l.i
1 -s,-
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A Ileehcny rwf,. , .1 n;:e 1 1
Assignee's Sale !
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YILIUBLE REAL STATE.
e or a:. o-.;..r , i ni0(V.,,rt ,( C.tf.i
"a m br ia i 'on n t v, t -, ipp .1 ie -'e l . I i
bile Sale, on the ( remises, at 1 oVi.
T'teis. ot
ofliir at F
p. in., on
riirnsiKir. .in;. n.
'!t"rr ! v i Tf ; c T.t r c
J.ftriNM "' IriTt-l li :.. 1
mi-! in W - -h i-iirrTn 1 a
i "ni'-y I'lrs . t Vf.-f .
iTntr'e rfT, ATirv
tT.-linTLT IIP'.!,-! -tf
rt 1 1 n i'1t 4-e
T.il'y u.' Huh.
.Ivrt':i.:-i'! Met
"iT.'l?e . rif I 'ripl
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AM
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A('j; f;s
tri.e iiitvrc
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t if ti. rifitl h
J:trt u.-'f.'-, t
ol t-re- ci n
FIIAME DW T.LLIXt; H( l"sE.
Stable and
th.-r. 'itt.ii.! !ii,g. and has an oreha-j
fri.it h. re .ri. The at..- ve .1. sr-...!
ot exc, :ient
l.iml i -;int
f -n f wn-l -tti.
I ir. I."lv llornugh nnd VV i.-hing-
PA, - p.; . pj. , .1 p. -ill -,l.l.f,:'!ll.
at
ng the lire ot the. ro id in th. se districts, and l
IJnderlnitl A"itll C7osti1
Anil f'r th-it n i rrv vnlu iMp T.r. j r; m
al! it ion to its i:s? - a 'arruinn m;.rk xiv.x ; r
perry.
Arid 'in? A ime i furtJior nM
or-lT I i "nrf ?" '!i j.r..i.,-rry n
to tllvi le thr :iriif Intn im'-fU n
!.' ii: "i tl' -lay f --tie ffer
ffn M ''" nlr -,v . l! r. it '.
p.. tire h .!"lr:ili'v t r x --rt v . A
t-.rcf cit 1 p r ; t ,,c
or imt; Win. H. S'-h!r, at'."
o-i?e 1 t y
H wh 'le
be
ml
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1 hat
a 1
r p,n
I ' .1 n
A -si
at F!
l writ.
TFRniorslF. -V;.' r - i.t ..!
aiii'-u-it t!-e j-r-.;.' rty s--! f -r t i ,i .j v ( n h
VT' P'-' v t- er'i ' .1" !.. I f.f r-r. -Lt .: . r.
T hr.l w ' ill- ril-' r -i ' .1-. ; rt :i -
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nfrrr r -.v? v r. -r I , -1 rx lkt . .
tn" i'iir.''i i W'!! f'i! -rr c
I VI Y K I ' : ! ' ; V.
Aa-:i:-'" ' t I'rti.Ie-L-.. A', ,
l.'.v.-tii'x. I'a. .July ij. s,
A7tR AXLE
t' SJ 9
WASTED LADY-
Active i, I m'-l :
S-'l 1 1. I . ... -
. 11 . 1 1 I'.r,,, pef. .p, iv. -e, r,iair.-.t. I'lpn-mn"
nail .-il Kilnrr. iy ,t ks t luu ;i ,
THE BOTTOM IS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HAKhWAKK EV ET1 -ri'j
in the County c;in be tbunl ut my St re. Tl.i ..re ;.U J-'iii
Ooods, which were bought for C;i.h at rut k-lottorn j. ri. es. I .
buy r keep in stork any Che.'qi Job Eot or AiuiL.ir Cu.,,.l
It" Vl .IT ril'llV I'All Villi' Iff !! "-- - -..,'1 ....-. ...!. . .. 1 I . . . .1 , i
n naiT. mi " kui iimii liu- ru
you invest. Owinr; to an alvnn
much loss than I can replace 1
luttoi'i Prices until I am cuiijclleil t
you want a Cooking or Iloatiiiff
Iron, Gla.s, Trunks ami Fanning Imph iikmiI-;,
anvl learn my Prices. L
CBr.
IlKilt
a! :n . i, truth n rt fi-tn. nmi .
.. jo ' t (.! o' Jitiif Purr''!-, i
lat5 f Muri!T 'MTP ' p. flHVlM' ! f Tj
to the ur: ler-og ied. a I ;crri. iioiei.fe
es'ati ar" i- 'tit; -d t'.Ttia.; pyme'it '.'
!.y.i.it.i i;,ue iiMiLK cia.lr- at- t:I !
w.ll irespiit them IT' ic'v a utf cnt . -a t--
tletnent !
Fben.-'-urg.
A V KS ,
u.'r. f.
fa it k;
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l'arr -!.
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I -
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U.i
5tip.
f r ir.
Buck, kl r- t-oi.T.t
A13f l7r tOO rVtMtKS,
Il-iiilis IT.
10 fit if
1 11 I d e 15
i n i - a . ! .
t-r-Tis. t,
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h'1 T.e-. e:irt out
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General Insurance Arjenti
II.
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Crirriiup MaMnz
J'diufiirJ,
in all its rraiui;es
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