.a
v .,V f
I uuiuiu.
i VC1J
j rarsT 20, issc
p.i r.
'TTTv) PERSONAL.
)CA'- ' .
red.
;,t Bn to the Sugar Bowl
,. f r shooting squirrels
f r, t nior.'h.
,-, vo p rid choice c'gars go
go
5N0TICE. Early next week we will offer the poor
uSSr Altoona and vicinity a Special lot of books at lower
will offer the people of
prices
i Vo, oT-r cnl.l Wnrp. Thev consist ol btandard worts 01
Poetry, Fiction, History, Travels, 4c, &c, m paper, cloth and
leather bindings,
1 ir-',?
Try 1402 Eleventh avenue, (GABLE & CO.) Altoona, Pa.,
tor Satines. for 5e. P
I. ! 1 . ' --"j vt JJtuvilOj 1U1 1 Juv. vo, XVI JUr- L 0J
te- ; r "v-o.ctjr, hi .,ia ior everytning in the Dry Uooits line.
lhey enjoy the reputation of having the Lowest Prices East or
vvestot the Alleghemes.
FOE LOWEST PRICES.
,i tinker is building an office
,', Julian ?treet.
I.ar.gbein sworn in as
r,i, Tuesday Inst.
i;rvl. v
-1., is building an addl-
r..wfiiri1 of root
,!etu'e on t ii -.
u A. Shoemaker for your
n,.y have the bet.
, lf, resumed at St. Francis'
n Monday, September,
t . H A. Shoemaker for your
t iron 'encing.
Wi "iim S. Bosecrans, Regis-
;rv. IS SU'ppiMK JirlC
remon and l oal port R. R. Srhrdnlr.
Leave North ward.
Exp. Mixed
P. M. p. M
. 14S 4 f2
. 2.03 4 !xl
. a.c 5-03
. a 17 si 4
2.25. 5 R2
. 2.T2 5.31
. 2 37 5 3fl
. 2 41 5 41
. 2.! 5 46
. 2.54 5 57
. 8.03 6.08
. 3.V1 8. IS
. 3 2-2 6 3H
.. 3.24 .6.33
.. 3.:it 6.40
Tr'ia':r
J A H.
A. Shoemaker for your
deal only In first clas
Ores son,
WU1 wood,
Dawon.
Arasbrv,
Ashvllle.
Burnt Mills,
Iyarts,
Condrun,
In.
Frugality,
r alien Timber.
Flynn City,
Coalport,
Kosehud,
Irvona,
Mail
A. M.
10
27
932
9 42
y.ao
ST
10.00 .....
10 04 ,
10.0H .
10.17
10 25
10.34 ,
1)43 ,
10.45
10.45
Leaves Southward.
to vote in November you
.-tr
1 m ni
1 v H. A
' .r. ,1,1st for buckwheat, wheat and
ir.d.
Shoemaker for pure
wt'.'te ie
vo;:r
j at K-irkers'.
?'. fe
ll . snoemaKei
ivl. palnta. or any
who alwajs have
oJ
for your
re
V3.n for the Walter A. Wood
r. ark ft
r? 1-v.v
Bros, have the best
IVui't fail to look
cl-at
r.iz.
::?r,
i,.,i!hii tr Mr I"! II.
in Tuesday uigbt, of wolf in
v,!,i'.w horn.
yA at I.oretto, Pa., wanU 2,000
', w.i-!i.-d woo;, for which he will
.!e-ir-d.
- r.anl?, tf Christiana, Lancas-
. - Al,;Mfan ft rA Vwit.iT117
HJ;.l i.T ll!H" "
Mr-. Susan Uoberts.
A. J
tpr H:"-- have accepieu hut
IrvoriH.
K.ipeha.1,
'nHl)iort,
Klyn
Fallen Timber,
Fninallty,
'ondron,
I'ysart.
Hurnt Milli,
A.ohYille,
Annbry,
Iawon,
WIMwuoJ,
Mall
A. M.
11.00
ll.os
11.07
11.16
11.25
11.33
11.42
11 44
11.50
11.54
12.00
12 OS P. M..
12. IS
12.23
12.40
Exp.
P. M.
, 3.40
. 3 46
. 3.48
. 3.57
. 4.07
. 4. 15
. 4.25....
4.30
.. 4 33
4.37....
.. t tt
.. 3 2t
.. 5 03
.. 5 "7
.. 5.25
Mixed
A. M.
.oo
5 D
5.12
5.26
5.41
5.34
6. OS
6.14
6.21
6 2
6.r,:i
7.13
7.02
. . . 7 .07
7.30
Another ear-load of phosphate lust
arrived which is free from any nake up
weights or adulterations of any kind. It
has Riven the best of patlefaction to ail wlo
have used It. Call and get a load and you
will never reeret it. For sale at Huntley's.
A great many people who were spending
the cummer at the seashore are now leaving
and coming to the mountains. The principal
reason for iheir coming is that they may be
close to John Owens' store on High street'
where they can get dry goods, dress goods,
boots and shoes, groceries and provisions at
bottom prices.
Little d.ant sulky plow.
a.. a ee it.
,v, to rr lor phosphate yet,
a ii n ' i
the
-.e purest and best at
, , ,,r.'.er it irom IUrke:s .
,:v-ii tto-is erin cradles man
.'. rv li- C .1. Mcituire, at Wilmore,
a: ;').; mil's hardware store.
;:t., nf Wi'more, was loogea
evening charged wiui
Km:
Ta
lly
.1 . A
In, son, Peter Ermire.
A. Shoemaker for your
Mi
,n's, Iiightnirid,
Urs ae well as
tin tuoi'i'ers at
Co
tin I'.ai-
. ; a
-pr,y f New York men hare
,. a -r" o? 'ar.d on NetroUidge.
ar.d Hock wood, in Somerset
: H. A. Siioemaker for your
jMuw. sirigie shovel plows,
- ,v Dros. have just received a
. '.crated ware and some
.- i set-, which are worth
away your old flour barrels,
ji It lAi been ascertained
ir t' i-ir barrei will hold OTS.-
T'
- ,, t.'
r .a
.1 !I A. StioeruaUet for jou
i " .f mowers and reapersr
(. Shoemaker. ouiufa
i a- T. Collins, paid a
. .
ir'i-wn on Sit'irday ana reniameu
"I 'Uys.
, ip.-ontiy relieved by the use
-V i'i'.-l Fry Tru", for sale at
- .'.r!.' -t re.
ari :.a'ani-r. Y.q-, Johnstown's
:n tur.s ct.a'ge of the oRice on
a-t. He has appointed Mr. George
a- ' ,'.''f rN-rk.
.! - II A. Shoemaker ror your
for the Champion
anr) repairs
7 " e 'ai;or, is now reany wim
fabrics, and thre wishing good
-- and r.f at fits will do well to give
in:!, vrhn in Altoona.
-F' -.r r .".r'4r"c1 bu-1 '-Is of seed wheat, of
F'7 vufy . fcr ale by the subscriber
- j trii eat of I.oretto.
Thoms L. Parrt?h.
d- T i iav of lat week a white crane
-vu-ing fnii feet, four inches across tbe
r.:, ar.1 f.,rty inches In height, was shot
s!.r.k darn by Clark Creery.
-A '-::. : -r- of tablets, paper, pens, pen
' ir i :rk- 3r Iavison'8 drug store.
-A-' - Ji: Ijzes F'lanagan and Masters,
' .!'.r,ntr.wn, t re to be s?eu on our
ts in
- in -F.-raf
1
Tuesday. They were i.-.-Uing
ar e to -t their quarteily pay.
rs ratural ras at the Black Dia-
"-r-l -e-i Works In Pittsburg was united ,
"i-. b.y. ar.d hefore the flaiues were sub
"ltl. 'ui.d'.ngs were damaged $"S,n00. )
'(i J. y H. A. Shoemaker for your,
'- v r v ii repairs for the Titrer mowers,
f-J'-r. !' Manny mowers and the John- j
it-n ni er-iand reapers. j
-('x t . J. A H. A. Shoemaker to buynew j
2. er. rt-sri-r and twine binders. They ;
!-t anil will sell cheaper for the '
1 in ity of niachiLes. !
',rfr-l'i'jf' latest sersation Is a larg i
-M e t.,-ij f- t,.n eppn several times j
, H above the fair grounds but
"..'.z-ii ken safely out of gur.-shot
i
-T!..- mil . ri at South Fork weLt to work
M ,t, Uy ht mi advance of two cents per
'? n.ufc.r.g tjje price thirty-seven cents,
' n iher-i to receive no pay for "dead"
rk. ;
- ! n-e ht-.'.l pitcher, who rcci-r.tly struck i
' :t tweiy-spv-T) men in a game, pays the i
rt-t i.f rure pitching ran be learned by;
'Vz-iing a woman trying to hit a chicken
".h a btijrio. !
I.'i-r on Monday evening last a small
: -.ii'il n'l'd w;itch ctain was lost somewhere
l' - -:r.ets i f KVffburg. A suitable re
r'I i, I he yivet, fi,r its ret'irn to this of-
Home made tin fruit cans, also Mason
and Union lars at ITuntlev'a.
Upon petition of the County Commis
sioners, tbe Indiana Court has reduced the
compensation to be paid the Sheriff for
boarding prisoners from fifty to twenty
five cents per day.
On last Saturday night a thief entered
the house of Mr James Harbour, of F.ast
Conemaugh. and stole his watch. The watch
is an Elgin National numbered 685.002, and
the case marked 2.779.
The Americus cider mill can be bought1
very low at nnntley's Hardware store.
A rattlesnake measuring 7 feet 2 Inches
in length and thirteen Inches around the i
body was killed near the Summit house, in
tfe mountains of Fayette county, a few days
ago. It had 19 rattles. ;
P-ittgest bargain in dress j;oo la at Bar- ;
kt r' thW week. A whole lot of nice goods
which formerly sold at 23, ."50 and 3oC. all re i
duced to l.V. per yard iu order to close out ,
and make room for new goods. j
Parker's Tonic kept at home Is a sentine". j
to keep sickness out. Used discreetly, it
keeps the blood pure, and the stomach,
liver and kidneys In working ord?r. Coughs
and colds vanish l.efore it. It builds np
the liealth. No wise mother will be with
out It
The following named persons can each
get a letter by calling at the Ehenshurg
postoffice : Mrs. Mary Reese, Mrs. U. L
Edwards, Miss Flora IMiiilstor.. Mr. John
Suttley, Mr. J. William. Sam. Mc(iuire (2)
ami Mr. T I onia.s Gr'.fSMi.
Under the sworn stitrment clnuse of the
new tax law, one Pittsburg millionaire re
turns 511,000 more money at interest in 188'.
than all of Allegheny county returned in
188', the county's total being ?17,178,3.V.,
against f 1,109,762 last year.
We have one Pennsylvania grain drill, .
and combined Ohio drill, one sulky plow,
one liaht one horse spring wagon, one Conk- :
in wagon, which we want to sell. If in
need of any of them call and see us.
V. S. Barker Sc Bros. I
Somerset basfour ladies born within Us j
D orders who have attained great, age. They
are Mrs. Connelly, aged 97- Mrs. Baer, i
mother of Judge Baer. about 87; Mrs. Pvle,
mother of ex-Sheriff Pyle, 88, Dd Mrs.
Charlotte Oijle, mother of Mrs Ed. Scull,
87.
The Gallitzin Cornet liann pain our ,
town a visit on Friday evening and ramain
ed until 3 p. m. on Saturday. During thir
sUy they enlivened our town by their rendi- i
tion of a number of fine selections of music,
nitwana te clad to have them ,
nun " u i 1 " - ' -
; call often.
j The Thirty-second annual exhibition of
I the Pennsylvania State Agricultural S.cWy
! will be held on the new and permanent
i ground? of the society. North Broad street
I and Lehigh avenue, Philadelphia, from
i Monday. September 6th, to Saturday, Sep
tember 18. inclusive, Sunday excepwa.
Brother Beno. or St. Vincent's Monas
tery Westmoreland county, while strolling
. w j npr I.vclrnus. with
i inrouKu nn'i. - j
i a party of friends, on Friday, was bitten on
I the thumb by a copperhead snake, A phy
1 sician was promptly summoned and he is
I recovering.
I vr, w. Trahert was instantly
! vmw o th l'enrsvlvania Railroad,
! Johnstown, on Monday afternoon.
picking up coal and had cone
' standinRcar to get a lump when
l ttartrf and she was caught
neck on tbe track and Instantly killed,
i -The Conference of the A- M. E Z'on
, church is in session at rittburg At Mon
day afternoon's session Hev. N. Stuhba. of
! iv.-i.ir.rton. D. C. made a stirring address
u.mnrni. At the evening
t.. w V. Kcox. of Holiidaysburg,
On Wednesday night of last week
during the thunder storm lightning struck
the cider press on the farm of William J.
Pryce, about four miles north of Ebensburg.
About ten thousand shingles were piled
near the press and caught on fire. It re
quired every effort of the family to extin
guish the fire and prevent It from reaching
the barn which was in close proximity.
Wheat is a splendid crop in this county.
The yield is extraordlnay ; on an average
one dozen sheaves of giod bind yield a
bushel, and our best farmers get forty
bushels per acre ; but It has got pretty near
down to the Democratic price, seventy-five
cents per bushel. It may yet fall to sixty-
two and a half, or even as low as fifty-six
cents per bushel. Oreentbnrg Tribune.
The Huntingdon Ixcal Xec says that
Isaac Long, of Heuderson township, has a
four-legged chickeo, which was hatched a
few weeks ago. Two of the legs and feet
are natural ; the other two extend from the
thighs about an Inch. One of the feet is
we'l formed, with three toes ; the other
has only two toes. Isaac prizes his curlos
ty highly, and will give It extra care and
food.
- On Monday afternoon John Kelly, a lad
aged 13 years, attempted to board extra
freight No. 279 east, at the viaduct one mile
west of South Fork, ne was thrown under
the train and horribly mangled, ne was i
picked up in an unconscious condition and ,
died in a few minutes, The boy was a son j
: of John Kelly, of Mineral Point. The re ,
! mains were sent to Mineral Toint on Tues- j
; day evening. j
j Tbe election will take place on the first
, Tuesday of November, being the 2nd day of j
', the month, and no man can vote, even If he i
1 possesses all the other legal qualifications, 1
unh-s-J he Is registered or assessed str'y days
before that time- This is a matter that every
' voter ought to attend to without fail before
j the 2nd of September. If he neglects it he
' will lose his vote. Go to the Assessor, there
fore, and see whether he has registered your j
name, and if he has l.ot be sure that he does
so before you leave him.
James Redding, of Altoona, a fourteen
1 -oo-.nM cm. nf Mr i!orrieliu3 Redding, re
ceived fatal injuries at Kittanning Point on
Monday afternoon last, while attempting to
board a moving freight train. He, in com
pany with several other boys, had been
picking berries, and when they bad their
Duckets full intended to jump a freight
train and return home, ne was thrown
under tbe wheels and two cars passed over
him, badly crushing his left leg and also
cuttting his lert leg and face. He was taken
to his home in Altoona where be died the
same evening.
Benjamin Stake, of Clay townsnip. j
Huntingdon county, is lying dangerously 111 .
' of a strange disease resembling erysipelas.
hi,vrwi.rv.-.ianninT A few davs ago one of !
So Sew Application Kertd.
The Pension Office, Washington, bas is
sued a circular giving the full text of the act
of CongTess approved August 4, 1886, amend
ing the pension laws by Increasing me pen
sions of soldiers and sailors who have lost
an arm or leg In the service, and saying :
"Under the provisions of this act the pen
sions of those who baye actually lost an arm
or a leg will be Increased without subjecting
claimants to tre expense or trouble of an
application. It bas been found impractica
ble to pursue the same course In tbe cases of
many of those who have not actually lost a
leg or an arm, but who claim to suffer a to
tal disability In the same; also. In the cases of
those who claim to be unable to wear an ar-
i tifical limb. Many of these will require mea-
ieal examinations to determine whether the
claimant Is entitled to the Increased rate un
der the provisions of said act. While the
regulations of the office governing the claims
for increase under the above act have iiot
yet been fully matured and adopted. It is
the Intention to settle all cases or the several
classes contemplated by the act at the earli
est practicable moment. No correspondence
on the part of claimants Is necessary or desirable."
Public Sale
-OF-
TUMBLE REAL ESTATE.
Thi. underpinned will expose to pnbllejale on
the rreoil.e in Cambria township, on TrwDT,
Arat ST 31. 16, at 2 o'clock, p. the lollowlr.
described real ettate. Tlx -. r-.,,,i.
A piece or parcel of land br'
towns-Mo. 'ambrt connty. adiolnlnif landi ol
Obadlali 1 Keeoe. heirs ol Peter Scanlan. de'ed
and otber?. containlnn 60 acres, more or lest.
Sboot 30 acres cleared, b.vlnir thereon erected a
Two Story Brick lr KLLiwe Horsa and a t rami
Terms will be made known on day of sale
JlLrH HiH.li t..
Adm r d. b n. c. t. . of Tereca Scnlan, dee'd.
Lore t to. Pa , Aon. 20.-2
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice 1" hereby iven that Charles
To...llnn and Kllcn C... his wife, o' Ally hen,
townsblp. Cambria county, have made an Kf
ment toPthe undersigned of all the property of
rhnr pf Tom inron ini
.. ....limn All person Indented
harles Tomlinson are
benefit
to said
rpRIAL LIST. Sept. Term, 1SST..
A SCOD V ItK.
I n Porter Kiaporu. . .ts..
t reldnolt vs.
Bennett t.
Lndwiit vs.
Miller."
Freldhoff vs..
arman vs..
Maoeher vs.
Mot 'orauehr vs.,
Dlbert . Tf..
Reed vs. .
(banning vs.
Lee et s.
Ansman...
.Mechlins
. . . Washington Twp.
Burlnn
Cambria Iron Co.
11(.
, Wmnhlntton Twp.
LI Ily Boro.
Directors of Poor
Kicbards et al
...Kemery
, ThomM
Fitrharris
Blairsville, Pa., Ladies' Seminan-. iTl 1IJ1SITI NT
Beaatiiul itroon l. comrilou bnildinK beat- !
ed by rteam. heathful location, thorimsh instme- j
tion. i: eht re-ident teachers. Kumi-hed rojm. 1
board. IiKht. and tuition in revular couro
S200 PER YEAR.
Special advantages In Art and Mnslc. Ttiirty- ;
Cth year be ln Sept. Mh. 16. For ('ntaloptie. j
Hj piy io Kiv. i.k, fcwi.v). n.ii
J uly 2... 1SS6.
a hpr.ii.4i.ir.
Slmi.lect. .M"t lurl.lc. KconomiMl an l I'er-
tect in ue. Waftes no drain ; Cleans It KeadT
for Market.
?!w fiM'tia P " rsT
Prlnc'pal.
OTICF.. In tbe Court of Common i
Pleas ol Catnl ria County.
Notice Is herebj klven that on the 7th day of i
Juue. A. I).. 1SSS, the petition of Joeenb L. I'er-
rel . Pres. anil H. I". K' tier. tiv'r. vt ft- t-resented. '
representing "That the Cambria Minlnit an.) ',
Snw iral Irllla nl stnnrtnrd
Implements lirnerally. :cnd lor iilntre
ted catalomie. A It. I 4K(I M 4 R.
Ienns Ivanla Aifrcu'ttiral Works, York.l'a.
.Tulv 16 im.
c
vcth in Mri f.
All ncronfi are here! v ran?fc.r-(! andnctmej
not to nrt hae from .lan-e F. lallaher. or med
dle In any way wfh a trt of land. In Hoade
InvniMn 'imH M ..niintT. I'a . known a tor-
Manulactarinir CotrpHnv Is a corpratuin dolv I tionoftbenld Hnli liaher place, as the same
rri'miF in me.iQti i-'io.-.n. m.. ........
time. .1 AS. S. Xl.l.AHI K.
Flke, Cambrfa Co.. Pa.. Jul 23. ls-.",t.
oranlied nn.lcr tho Ww of this 1 .mmonwrnlth
and that the sm.l CnrnjianT 1 toe owner Id fe of
certain land? amounting; to about five tf.ou.aa I (
acres HoMe In the conn'y of t'Btnhrla. stte ol .
Pennsylvania, known ae tfe Arent Sonuian tract: I
"That your jietioner h:ve recently dis ere.l I
that there remains on record In the said eoon'y
01 "ambrla a mertsaite on a portion ol the mil
land, the said morteAire l.a in been me hy
one John l"Neil on nis undivided share In the
land aioren'.l. to eeore tbe pavment -i loar
thonand dollars (M '.) to Knv.ly lvle William
Poatlethwalte ant John Wilt, executor of Cha.
1 !e. de.-eaeed. bearlnit date April 1. 142. and
r-eorded July , 1042, In Montcae Book, Y olunie
2. paife 73;
"That the petitioners have reason to believe
that said morti-aire has been paid, and that It re
raafnt unatlnel on the records "
w hereupon the Court on the 7th dv of June.
18R. ordained and directed the Sherlfl of id
ve notice by publication
of AssemMv to the ald
etecutors of 1'hau. 1 1 ale. dc-ea.ed. to avnenr on
the riret Monday ol September term, ls6. and
answer the raid petition.
Josr.rH A. Oray.
Axtg. 6. It. Sheriff.
.. . ... ............ .Uoartx j rounty of Cambria to irl
directed by the . t
Aumahle vs..
Ktnpr vs..
Poland vs..
Murphy v. .
Evan a- HnuheS v.
Von Lunen .........vs.
Shields . vs.
Htppi Lloyd.
Own
Krause
.15. f:
R. Co,
Snroat
Enerson
... H aye
Allison
... Iiiar
Park
VoM N. V.S.K.
..vs..
...vs..
..Ti...
H. A
Proth-ys Office. Ann. 9. 18H6.
Mechlins
Keynolds et a
Ke
SHI KM A.KF.K.
Prothonolary.
V'TICF: TO
a! hoi. Unit Cambr t
BO.NT'MI I.I'FK"S All persons
county rx.nds of the lue
f Mr.-h 1-t, 1H2. fr.T ench. from o. Ill to
No. 14o both Inclusive, are reouire l to preent the
ame for pavment at the Treasurer, office. Kt
Miihnr. Pa" on September lt. 1. after which
date Interest will cease on sld tnn le
.It H N KIKBY.
1 AM KS 'I ISTUIW.
KAVI1 HAMILTON.
1 -otn'a. Ofhce. F.bensburv. I'a.. Commissioner
Julv lfth. 16. Attet.
I A M'''',t in. clerk.
rpRI AL LIST. 3d Monday in Sep. "SO
A. Special Term.
All persons .'., Behe et al..
"harle Toml nson are noiinea o
Dim Will (.rrru. 1 " 1 '
for settlement to SAt'PP.
AssUcnee of Charles Tom'llnson. Et. nx.
Iretto, Pa., Aug. ao, laso.-oi.
The Oranrersj' Picnic at William"
Grove.
The thirteenth annual picnic and exhibi
tion of Tatrons of Husbandry will be held at
Williams Grove, Cumberland county, Ta.,
commencing August 30th and continuing
six days. The extibitlon will be the lar
gest ever beld under the auspices of the so
ciety. It is expected that over 150,000
practical farmers, representing not less
than twenty-five States, will attend the
meeting, and prominent agriculturalists,
statesmen and governors will deliver lec
tures and addresses. The display of agri
cultural machinery, horticultural anJ farm
products, stock and poultry, will be large
and Imposing. The grounds will be illuml-
natod with nicctric licht in the evenings,
when there will be music, balloon ascen
sions, and other amusements. Several res
taurants on the grounds will furnish refreshments.
For the benefit of those who desire to at
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letter of admlnlstrnf ion dr bnnU nnn
rum rntateenfo on the estate of Teresa
Seanlan deceased, havina been granted to the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate
are Tnotlfled to make payment without delay , and
"hone bavin claims K.:nst the
sent the same properly authenticated for settle-
mentto JOSEPH HOOT-F..
AdmTrf. 6. n. e. t. a. of Teresa Seanlan. dee d.
Loretto, Pa., Anr. 20, 1SS6.-61
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WBURRAS.The Hon. Robert L. Johnston
Pre-irtentof the Court of Common Plea of the
47th Tndiclal IHstrict, consisting of the 1 ounty ol
Cemhria. and the Hon. John Flanagan arid the
Hon foeepb Masters. Asoclate Judges of l m
bria'countV. havinir issued their precept perinit
V... ,h- h Hn nf Jnne. Its, to me directed, lor
holdlnn a Court o"l Oyer and Terminer and Oen
eraiJall Keliverv and Uuarter Sessions ol the
Peace In Ebens6ur. lor the County of 1 ambrla.
and to commence on the First Moswyor SitT--temukr,
belnir theBiith day ol September, 18S6,
and te eontlnue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby eiven to the Coroner, Jnf
of the Peace. Aldermen and Constables ol SHia
Countv ol Cambria, hat they be then and there
In their proper persona at 10 o'clock in the fore
r LA rtv with their records. In.iulsiUons.
exRinlnatlons and their own remembrance, to do
hlcn to tneir mm-" "I'l"""1 "
.Ta'-kson J. S. Oil Oo...vs (lenn
Kanrtead vs Oarman
Same ...vs Mine
Behe et al
Same
...Luther
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
Prothonotary,
Proth'y' Office. Ana; 9.1S86.
that the
AJOTICE ia hereby given
Ai followlnir accounts have been tiled In the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria eounty. Pa.,
and will be confirmed by raid Court on the firM
Mordav ol September next unless canse be shown
to the contrary :
First and tinal accountof C. D. Wharton, assignee
of Cooper t Mellon. i
First wnd final account of Otis Lloyd, aslineo of ;
Rees .Ino. Lloyd and Evaline H., hlf wife, in
trust for rteneflt ol creditors- I
First and final account ot John J. Devlin, assltcnee
ol Patrick Heneithan. 1
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, Auk. 11, 1886 -3U
SW1THIS C. SHOKTI.limt'S A( ADFJIY,
Fer teen; Ilea and Beys, Media. Pran.
12 miles lro:n Philadelphia. Fixed price cover
every expen e. even bmk. &-. No eta cbrirei.
No Incidental etp rife. No examination for ad
mission. Twelve experienced tea.-her. all men,
nd all irra.luates Stctal opportunitle for apt
Mudents to advance rapidly. Special drill lor
doll and backward bovr. ''atrons or student t
niay select any studies or choose the regular Enu
lirh. Si-lentitlc, Baslncas. Classical or Civil Fnicl
neerlnn course. Student bttcl at Media Acad
emy are now in Harvard. Y'sle. Princeton and ten
other 'olleite and Polvtchnic School. lo stu
dents nt tocollee In'isM. 15 In ls. 10 In
10 in 1S96. A irraduatinK clan In the commercial
department every year. A Physical and Chem
ical Laboratory, Gymnasium and Ball llmnnd.
15-0 vol, added to the Library In lHa3. Media
hag seven churches and a temperance charter
which prohibit the rale ol all intoxicating
drinks. For new illitrated circular ddr tbe
lTlnclr.al and Proprietor. S W 1TH1.N.C. SHI K 1 -UIMIt,
A. M., (Harvard Oradnate) Media, Pa.
tend, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company j Jc,ne. nd thore who are bound In recnttnlxances
will, on August 30th, 31st, September 1st,
2d and 3d. Fell excursion tickets to Williams
Grove, good to return until September Ctb,
inclusive, from Cresson at $1 87 for the
round trip.
Jllracnlonsi Escape
W. W. Reed, druggist of Winchester, Ind.,
writes: ' One of my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia. Randolph Co., Ind., was a
long sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die by her pr.j cians She heard
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, and began buying it of me. In six
months' time she walked to this city, a dis
tance of six miles, and is now so much im
proved she has quit using it. She feels she
owes hr life to it."
Free Trial Bottles at E. James' Drug Store.
to prosecute nirainst the prisoners that are or
li.J . ... i .k. ,.i i-nmhrla County, be then
and there to prosecute against them a shall be
J"oiven under my hand at Ebenrtmrs the ptJi Jay
of August, in the year ot our Lord 16, and the
one hundred and tenth yearot the Independence
ofthe tnted StateS(;5f.pH A ORAY, Sheriff.
Ebensourif, Ann. 13,186.-41.
Sheriff's Sales
9I.4RKI.4UF. 1.14 F.WNF.S IshlT.O.
The following marriage licenses
issued bv the Clerk of the Orphans'
were
Court
for the week ending Wednesday, August 20,
188R;
William H. Statler and Annie Gregg,
Johnstown.
Joseph Springer. Barr township, and Liz
his hogs died, and he was curious to know , zie p roiiK LiaemicK wwnsnip.
nis nogs a eu. aim r James Winner, Carrolltown,
wnaiBueu 11. ouviui..s.j, ..w , . --
animal, and in doirift so got some of the
bloc! in a sore on his right hand. The mem
hpr Immediatelv became Inflamed and
entertained of
his
at 1
She was
tinier a ,
the car
with her ;
session
was
swollen. The swelli.ig commnea umu nc
hand bursted, and yesterday the swelling
hd reached the shoulder and was crossing
the breast. No hopes were
his re;overy.
A meeting of the committee appointed (
to arrange for the reunion of the men em- j
ployed on the old canal was held at Liver-
more on last Thursday. Rodgers' Grove at j
Nineveh was selected as the place, and
Thursdav, Sept. 9lh as the time, for the re-
union. Officers for the ensuinc: year were j
elected as follows : President, Tbos. Gore, j
Johm-town ; Vice President, II. C. Van j
Horn. Indiana coanty ; Secretary, Irvin Rut-
ledge, Johnstown , Treasurer, Wm. Trimble
Indiana county The Secretary was direct
ed to procure a 000k and enroll thereon the
names of all old boatmen, exacting an en
rollment fee of fifty cents. A committee for
rrar.irements for the reunion, ar.d a com
mittee on transportation and railroad rates
were appointed. Hon. James Totts, of
Johntown, will probably be the orator of
the occasion.
Godey's Lady's Book for September is a
particularly handsome number. The open
ing illustration is an especialy fine process
cut entitled 'Tapa's Pocketbook" showing
a chubby little one intent upou putting np
dollie's curls with ths bank notes found in
book : this is from a r rencn jim-mc, vu.
last month
Tbe
naninn to the one given
- .... -1 -11 Vo
in colors and oiacs snow i.u
" . 1 " . ,.r,forenfp for alleged ; ...hi...
drunkenness. ' latest novelties for early autumn. A pretty
tfiat a great 1 oir.r,rl work design, and numerous black
A prom neni pn)n --"j- - ,
deal of what passes tor wan aiseasr. j , ones nsu.ni. -
... . that nervousness Is com- senal sntitled "A
r,onsi. tnai nsivu'"
mon'ybad temper, and that two-thirds of
fTe so called malaria is nothing but
ne. Tossibly he doesn't tell his patients
so, but there Is no doubt a gooo deal of
truth in what he s.ys.
trm-om aTifflov. a Westmoreland county
constable, is "in jaii at Claremont charges , plet.
01 as-ault, robbery and extortiou
o orre-it CTUS AllshOUse,
.11 II v -
.wr rp ytilver. ana
rhVongb hs pocket. SubSc,ueCt,y he fright
ened Allshou's parents into giving him fl.
AUst.ouse. had obtained money under false
pretenses.
a f.mhn Iron Company brakeman
iv l.nm ft
He was
whom he
then went
lovers of need ie worn, a
serial entitled A wave o uw o-
the pen of the popu'ar and favorite amnor
Miss Marian Reeves, is commenced In this
number and promises to ba unusually at
tractive. Emily Lennox contributes a
bright little story called "Jacot." The Cor
onet of Thorns," by J. V. Pritchard, is com-
d- I his has proved ot uirmiuK
' .... x - oftan meet OxV
tn th readers ol Vxooey iur 1-
months. "Gar leen," bv Elizabeth Ingram
.Hubbard. "Daisy Lovell." by Saidee Belts
' Smith, "The Great Sramperton Fair," by
I A. Corry. and numerous other stories,
i Several co.1 poems adorn the number
i among which Is -A September Sunrise." by
' George F.irdseye- "The n.arrKeo of Oeur
' j. 1 htrMarvt;. Young, ' When Last
and Mary
Mvers, Gallitzin township.
Thomas Marshal and Elizabeth Barry.
Mitlville.
Joseph Bertram, Carrolltown, and Ada
Yot, Carroll township.
William Miller, Blaeklick township, and
Ada D. Michaels, Pine township, Indiana
county.
...
A Favorite Remedy.
Simmons Liver Regulator is one of tbe
most meritorioos and popular preparations
otTered to the public. It Is entirely free
from Injutious mineral substances, and as a
vegetable preparation made of southern
roots and herbs it is a sovereign remedy for
all liver and bowel complaints. The merits
of this remedy commend H to the public as
a standard to be kept constantly in the fam
Ily. It has the most nnqualified endorse
ment of thousands of our most prominent
citizens 'n all parts of the country, who
have used it and testify to its excellent
medical and enrative properties.
Important to Farmer!.
The Horse Shov brand of fertilizers of
j Chicago, all bone, blood and meat, is con- I
1 sthntly kept on hand and for sale at Ebens
I burg and Carrolltown. I will be at the shed
oratJ. A A T. B. O'Hara's ( flice, Ebens
burg, everv Saturdav to fill orders.
A. Schettig, or
A. Eokexrope,
Cerrolltown, Pa.
Hay Fever
Ely's Cream Balm was recommended to me
by my druggist as a preventive to hay fever.
Have been ulng it as directed, and have
found it a specific for that much dreaded
and loathsome disease. For tu years or
more I have been a great sufferer each year,
from August 9th til! frost, and have tried
many alleged remedies for its cure, put Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive I have
found. Hay fever sufferers ought to know
of Its efficacy. F. B. Ainsworth, of F. B.
AinworTh A Co., Publishers, Indlauapolis,
Ind-
TIRED
OUT!
BY' Virtue of Sundry Writ ol Fieri Fela.
and Vend Expon issued out ol tho Court ol I Com
mon Pleas and to me directed there will be ex
posed to Public Sale at the Court House In Ebens
burn. Pa on . .
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
at ow o'clock, T. M., the following Heal Estate,
to wit : ,
All the rtuht. title and Interest of M. B. Mc
Lauschlinand Mantaret. bis wife, of, in and to
all that certain lot of ground situated In Wash
ington township. Cambria county. Pa., frtntins
on the Portane Rail Road on the east, and run
ning back to P. R. K. on the west, adjoining; lot or
Wm. Koran on the north and lot of John. H.
Clark f n the south, havinir thereon erected n two
story frame honse and outbuildinuB now in m
occupancy ol M. B McLaunblln.
Also all that certain lot of irround situate in
Washington township. Cambria county, I a
fronting on Portage Railroad on the west and
ruuninx back to land of M. A. tiuartx on the
north and lot of John A. Clark on the South, nav
Inir thereon erected a Irame stable, BOW In the
occupancy of M. B. McLaughlin.
Also all that certain lot of ground situated In
the Iw.rouith or Oallitzln. Cambria connty, P..
Tnnnolhlll t. on ths south and mn-
inr back to an aliev on the north, and adjoining
lot 01 Rich'd Ienny on the west and street on tne
east, havins thereon erected a niacasmnn i.o
now In the-occupacnv ol John Kaylor. Taken in
Execution and to be sold at the ult ol Joeph
Outwald.
Also all the right, title and Interest 01 Menry
1. Rager, ol, in and to all that certain tract of
land bituated In Jackson township. Cambr'a
eonntv. Pa., kdioinina land of B. Flgart on the
north. Mrs. Surah Leldy. Nathaniel Sinner and I
others on the east and land ol Jacob Reluhard on '
the west, containing about one hnn.lred and 1
seventy-nine acres, more or less, abont ene hun
dred acres cleared, havinir thereon erected a one
and one-hall torv log bouse now In the oecu
parcv ot lnlel Raieer.
Also a one and one half story plank house
now m the oceu.iancy ot Ohas. McKeel.
AIo a one and one hall story plank house
now in the occupancy of Jas. McKeel.
Also a one j.nd one nail story plank and log
house now tn the occupancy ol Frank 1. raw.
Taken In Execution and to be sold at the suit of
.'onathan Caster.
Also all the right, title and Interest of Evan J.
Mlchaeis of. In and to all that certain piece or
parcel ol land rituate In Carroll township. Cam
bria county. Pa., adinlnln land of Iav1d Owens.
Sebastian Luther, 1 bos. MeiseU estate of Jacob
Zern and others eontalnlnit one hundred acres
more or less, aboat ninety acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected a one and one
half rtory tratne bouse end fr:itr.e barn now in
the orcunanev of John Fees. Taken In Execu
tion and to be fold at the suit ol Samuel (Irilhth
an I W. H . Filler. Esq., executors of Daniel Orlf
hith. dee'd.
Also all the rlubt. title and Interest of John
Sloan of. In and to all thafcertaln pte-e or pa -eel I
of land situate in the borousrh ol 8nmmltvtlle.
Cambria connty. Pa., fronting on the Loretto and I
Cresson pike on the south. west and K. C. Road
on the north, and John Hlne on the nortn west,
containing nine acres, and having thereon erected
a one story plank honse and plank rtable. now in
the occupancy ot John Sloan. Taken in Execution
and to be sold at the suit ol Oottlieb Pficater.
Also, all the riifbt. title and tnterojt ol John
Burnt ol, in and to all that certain lot of ground
situate 1n the horoutth of Tnnnelhlll, OambrlB ,
ccnntT. Pa., fronting on Port ire street on tho i
south, and running back to land of James M"- n v-r
loskey on the west a.l)oining lot 01 tranii ,u.
Bradlev on tae east, and Henry M"Iade on th
west. bavinff thereon erected a two-story tratne
house, a one story shop and a plank stable, now
In the occupancy of John Burns. Taken in execu
tion and ty ee rold at the ult el Jacob Lusch.
Also, all the right, title and In-ere.t of Ja nes
Flanagan of. 1n and to all that certain piece or
parcel of land situate In Barr townsh'p, Cambria
county. Pa., beitinninir t the corner In the west
ern line, thence nonth 27" perches more or less to a
post or maide, thence south, 6f decrees east,.'.
perche more or less to a spruce, thence north. 2S
detrrees ea?t. 2-13 perches more or less to the corn.T
I ot the division line, as established and nurkod on
j the ground between Michael Snyder and Jos
eph .m.ier. tnence Rions, imp shim uivisooi m.e
north, 65 degrovs west. 162 perches more or less,
to the place of bwrtnnlnif: containing 15 acres.
So percaes and allowance. Taken in c-xecution
and tn be sold at the suit of J. A. Kennedy.
VHMINISTRATOR'S NOTHrE. Letters ot
administration rfr bonit no-n rum tegtamrnta
nnnej-oon the estate of M. M. Adams, late of the
townshfp of Washington, deceased, havinir been
Kranted to the underlKned. all person Indebted
to said estate are notified to make payment with
out delay, and thore having claims against the
same mil present them properly authentleited ,
for settlement to MRS. MARY AHAMs,
K. UEVERA1 X.
Adm'rs d. b. n. c. . a. of M. M. j
F:benshurn. Pa., July 30 St. Adams, dec.d. j
LOST Strayed Trom the sotscriher residing j
In Oallltzln. Cambria county, about the middle ,
of Jul y, seven head of beef cattle iescrlled as I
follows; 1 lare white spotted steer. 1 lanje
white spotted heiier. 1 lare red heilcr, 1 middio
sized red steer with white back, 1 kind of a yellow '
teer, a small red mulcy heifer and 1 Heer the ,
color between a red and white.
Uallltiln, July 25, '(?. Charles Anstatt,
1CTOTICE. To the Heirs and Legal j
.11 Representative of Susan Samuel, dee'd.
Takb hoTIcb that an Inqnest will be held at
the late residence of Snsan Samnels. deceased. In I
the borough of Johnstown. In the County of
Cambria, on Saturday, the 4th day of September
next, at 10 o'clock. In the forenoon of that day,
for the purpose ot maklnx partition ol the real '
estate oi aia oeceaent among ner nnn nno le
gal representative If the same can be done with
out prejudice to or polling of the whole: other
wire, to value and appraise the same according
to law. at which time and place yon are required
to attend if you think proper.
JOSEPH A. ORAY. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Ebensburg. August 3. !'. 3t
Stale Normal School.
Indiana, Fa.
Will commence the new year with an able I ac
uity , reinforced y teachers of well known ability
and year" of successful experience; and with a
training dep artment which has wen tbe blithest
compliments from those best fitted to judge.
Relief from the ever recurring mental rtrafn of
examinations, better portions and bette.- sala
rles await thore who take a normal course.
Tbe Fall Term Will Open
Monday, September 6. 1886.
Send lor cfttaloune, order a room, ana oe on
hand the first day and you will never regret your
choice. " Jul. 30. at.
L. 1L nnrlitc7, .7. .1., 7V.?.
Fronch's Hotol.
l lTT MALI. aqi'.IRE, XEW TORK,
proslte City Hall and the Port (flce.
Thin Hotel Is one of the mo cm 'ete In ft
apKintmen ind furnitu'e i.l .laT HOI F. In
New Y ork city and l condu te-1 on the
FOKOPKAX n.AX.
K v.ms onlv one dol'ar per dav. Half mlnote's
walk frm Brook I vn Bridge and Elevated R. K
All line of err pas. the d T. M st convenient
Hotel In New Y' .rk tor Merchant to rt p at. Iln
Ing R.iemr. Caf.-s n.l lun-h roiintcr replete witn
all the luxuries at moderate prices.
July 2. Is6-yr.
IMINJSTRATOH"S N' T1"E. - Letter of
adrali.irtratlon ilr bonit ras rfmcF!fo
nnnrro on the esta'e of James l'amsh. dcc-i'dl.
Ute ol Monster township, havinu been grante1
to tbe iinde-siifne t. all pcra .n lndebte.1 to ald
ertate are notihed to make pmrment without de
lav, and those having oUitn nrn!nt the rame
wl'll present them prope-lv authenticated lor set
tlement to J.1M1 A. PAHKlsH.
Adm'r. . 6. n. r. I. n. ot Jai.
Ebensburg, I'a,. July is r.t. I'arnsh, dee'd.
S'
TRAYEP.
Straved awav from the subscriber, at Jamee-
fwn. Portaite two.. I'arr.b-la countv. Pa . on the
Mh day of .tnne.issfi. A red c w. with a little
white on belly a piece out ot tbe under side of left
ear. about eight vear old. Any information re
garding a1.l cow "will be suitably rewarded.
J. H. KENNEDY.
July 2. I'or-age P. O.. Pa.
kT.TH"E. To tbe Heir and Leiial Representa-
i tlve ef Francis X Christy.
t.ii Norn Ti n tn inmiertwlll be neifi al
the late reridence nf Francis X. Christy, dee'd
In the township of Oallttzm. in the county ot
Cambria, on Mondav. tbe sth day of Auitust next,
t l.i o'rlork In the 'toren'K.n of that day. lor the
j purpose of making partition ot the real estate ol
saul cleeeoeni lu anil aini'n; ii.s ooiro bu i
VriilTOU N'I"i.E. In the Court of Com
mon Flci of Cambria Oounty. In them.it
ter ot tbe assirne.1 estate ol Hiram I'nin. havlnii
been apiv.inted auditor to d iTrit nte the fund In
the hands of Jacob J. Weaver. asltrnee, arising
from his first and partial account. Noto-e if here
bv Klven that 1 will r1t at my ottlee In Ebensburg.
on Tuesday, Aug loth. iss. at looclo-k. a.m..
at which time and place all perron interested
m.i r.rx.ni their claims or be debarred lrom
coming in on said rnnd. T. W
EheoburT. July 23.
DICK.
Auditor.
Orphans' Court Sale!
-OF-
MOIBLE Rill ESTATE.
By v;rue of an order of the Orphans' Court ol
Cambria county to me directed. I will expose to
public sale at the premise, near foot of plane No.
3 In Washington township, t'ambria Countv, on
SAl'CRDAY'. AI'tlt'ST 21t, 1H6, at 1 o'clock,
r. m.. the lollowing descr1ted real estate. rx:
A piece or parcel of land situate In the town
ship of Washington adjoining land ol Peter
Movers. Elizabeth MeCatferty and others, con
taining FIFTY ACRES, more or less, being
Underlaid With Coal,
and having excellent water power on It A por
tion of this piece or parcel ol land will be sold In
lots to suit the convenience of purchaser.
Also a piece or pareel ol land rituate In the
village of No. 3. In Warhington township, front
ing on a new street running from a public road
(Wert) throngh land of Wm. Tlley. dec.d. to old
mill race, bounded on the East by lot ol J. Max
well and C. Wilson, on the West by land of Wm.
Tiley, Jr. dee'd. and on the Norn )' lot of
Mrs. E. McCaflerty, containing three lou of
ground.
Tkrhsi or Sal Ten per cent, of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of snte, one third ol
the balance on confirmation of sale, one-third In
rix months and one third In one year. Deferred
pavmenta to bear lnteret and to be fcrured by
jadgment bond of tbe purchaser.
Joshua Anrandt,
Executor of the last Will and Testament of W m.
Tlley. dee'd.
Hemlock, Pa.. July 30. 1SS6. 3t.
DM!N'TSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters ol
administration dr fcmii non nm tritnmrnto
ontirm on the estate of William Oil an. late ot the
township ot Washington, deceased , having been
granted to the undersigned, all -ieron Indebted
to said estate are notlhed to make payment with
out delav. and, those having claims ngalnt the
same will present them prooerly authenticated
lor ettlement to A, W. HCCK.
Adm'r. A. b. n. c. t. a. nf W m.
Ebensburg, Pa., July 18 6t. Oallan, dee'd.
rei TcMtHt v . -.i '. tin r tme ran oe .lone wunoui
pretudice to or rpoiling ot the whole : oiLerw'.te
to value and appraie the same aceor-Vrg to law.
at which t'me and place yon are required to at
tend It yon think proer.
JOSEPH A. OKAY'.
SherlfT Office. K.benrburg. Sherlfl.
I'a.. July lflth. lv.
t rDlTOCN N't n'P'E. In tie matter of the
hrst and ftnal a'cr unt of Mlcbsel Bra 'lev,
rxcrut-.rof the last will and tcsLnment ol M . ' .
llr,l!n, der'd The iin'.cr!g.icd having teen
at i-olnted auditor by the orphan Court, of
Camnna count v. Pa., o mike dirtrlbotinn of the
fun Is in the l ands ot s . oi aceountant . Notice l
t.erebv given that 1 will sit at Artotration room,
tn Court Hou-e. 'n Eben'l urg. amhrla cunty.
Pa. on Tuer.lav. Aiin't piiti. lss,. at lent 'deck,
a. in., el sni.l nav. to discharge t be d ut ler ol my
apd"nttrent. when and wnere ail person Inter-e-'ed
ma v attend or I t lorever debarred from
coming In on said lurd.
11. H
Ebonl urg. Pa., July 16
ARM FOR SALE
M Y EKS.
Audit.
r.
'ALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE!
The nbscriber will sell at private sale, his larrri
in Allegneny townah-. 'ambria cuntv. a-lioln-ing
lands of alentlne Bishop, Jo. Maloy and
Jehn Rose, conaining
Sere ft Ul-Th rec . 1 CI! ES.
About W acres clonred b.-iving thereon erected a
comfortable I.oU Hnrsf:, and a good bam The
farm i In a good stKte of cultivation, well water
ed and bas a good so'.eet'on of fruit. For fur'ber
particulars caII on the ubrcnber on the premise
JOSEPH BILLEK.
Allegheny two.. June 11. issg.
A valuable farm fitu.i'cd m Ai'eKbeny t..wn
sliip Cambria countv, about he miles from
Eb r.Sburii ard twu im.1 one halt mllee lrom
,, t,-inir.g lands ol J noies Kai hr. . S.
Buck, jr 1 other containing
ABOUT LOO .VClillN,
Having there., n cte-ted a fine BK1'K IiWKUe
INi HOI'SE. large t-arn and all nwnutr cut
buildings. TI e f.i-rc In a Pit- cndi'ion. build
ings ailing 1..rderan !it wiil -e .'.! on ay
term. For further particulars call on the under
iiirtiM . n 'be prenoes.
June 4. li. M l- l'bicoLL.
Assignee's Sale !
OF
Etenstcr Fire tarance Apncj
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance AgenU
EBEXSBVIiG, rA.
A valuable Hotel property kn ,wn a the Blatr
Hue. ltuatd In the Wet ward ol Ft-ecst.u-a
Pa. For further particular cull on or d Ires
the undersigned. JOHN A. BLA1K.
Ebens Surg, May 17, lsvj.
Y&LU&BLE RUL ESTATE.
CURE FOR SiS'lAKS.
CONSTlPATlOHa Tarrant'a Fnrrvcrent
SpltTier Al"eriiit.
Tt Is certain in P effects
Tt is gentle In it act! n.
It 1 palate.tble to the
taste. It can be relied
upon to cure, and It cures
b attnxliVQ, not by outrag
ing, nature. Do i.ot take
vfoleul purgatives your
selves or allow your chil
dren to take them, always
use this elegant phar
maceutical prepariion,
which has been for more
Hun forts resr a nnbile
DYSPEPSI R.rU'1 by er"
CARRIAGES, WAGONS & SLEIGHS
AMD
At this season nearly every one needs to ore acme
sort of f rmle IRON entsws Into almost e-rrrrr phv
tcian's proscription for those wno need bunding up.
Aithv.r
ih
and I
i
of
named James Eckels was thrown i. - , Y(iu, fey MiUiie Ma
train loaded Wl.ll CUKiei h..1e rorr.Dieting a number
day night of la,t week, and l.a.l both .eg. , pxceience. w. E. striker,
ground off. Tbe maimed ""' wf pub Isl.er, Phils, renn. Price f2..K) yer
wards .mpuuted by Dr. . yer.
near the kr.e. s. nil ins u..,u..-
He resi.b'd near tne e....
ife nut nn i nn " - ,
THE STATE COSTF-JSTIOS.
The Democratic State Convention which
met at Uarrlsburg, on Wednesday. nmma-
' n Minahan. of Johnstown, father of
1'- j'oiirr-n an, John Minahan. who was
n-ur li.fr, 1 by Micky Smith, died at hi? home
:a M.t.et-vi!;-, a suburb of Johnstown, on
Tje-,B,- ,),rr,itlll
-I- is i-t mated that the annu il revenue I
f'r'Ti 'he .fnt tax on tbe oleomargarine
'o'l al;rn,t to ?1 I'OO.OtrO. This U OU the j
f"j :h.!s, ar.d ia a low estimate. The reports
'f feo,.par,.xrinH latyear amounted to 3S,
" 1". inn's. Thj fntal nroductlon of
Cambria
recover.
Furnace and has a
. . n t o r. . I re- .
!:..!. li. 'v'oitU r a priui , I r,oon-ov K Tllaolr
. ,. n,,.ut church, aea tf a i.ifnieiini.eruv..." , v.. -
H,,ected minister. . th ( 00. J . t York county, for Governor ; P, Bru. e
years, fell into an open 0 RllrM,. .1 j,nzerne county, for Lieutenant
On lli'5 Jieu. ,
'f l.ane witn wr.oiu m troveno'i
r u mm
Sheriff's Sales.
Cata w R H
m
ELY'S
Cream Balm
Gircs Rrliffnt
on red ji ret
::lb in hud,
CATAltHH.
HAY FEVER
y'fit n hiquiil.
s'iu'?" nr 1'iicili r.
rWf frrnn irjitri
ivs flrvix or ;r-
Into each nostril, and is
By virtue of sundry wrltsol Elerl Facias
ut ol the Court of Common Picas ot t'a
at Huntingdon,
in law, General F
J- Simpson Africa, of Hunting-
.w, from which he ' don coun-y. forS.-cretary of I-t-rnai atrairs ;
lives, and snua.rie.. ...j-. .,.-.,. ! William J. Brennan. of Allegheny connty,
may not recover. -"" kb,,iv a nditor General : and Maxwell Steven
or oi . .
GESTTCHiC
Lack
of
. I'rii'' d Strifes in was 777,
l"i,T; and ..
" ;t tlB.j, cut Mr. Kidder Is a man or
t earoing: and is prominent in educa
tional matters as weU as in the mm, t.y
newas for msny y-ars princ pal "f the
acry -IshiHeysburg. H-;
t v writes In seven languages, and Is the au
hor of an English grammar which is Just
r 'aU to he placed In the hands of the pub-luher.
of Philadelphia, for Congressman's-
large. J
Bnrklrn ) Arttle aalve.
Thb Bf,st Salve in tht world for Cuts
Brnises, Sotes, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Fevei t
bores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains j
Corns and all skin Eruptions, and poditiive I
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is'
Kuaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or ;
money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. i
For sale by E. James.
n .L' L. l aMtllllflS. I .S
t- o. . 5tTT. NO FOr.ll. nd is
few only Iron medicine ths ia not Ininrioir.
Ir P.nrich-e the Blood. InylgoTotca the
ssy.tere, Kestorce Appetite, Aids lietien
It diws not blacken or injnre the teeth, cause bsd
aetae or prod ace constipation tr lrtm wli'"" "
la. II. Bmiur, a leading physician of Bpnng-
tield. Ohio. aar: ., .
' Brown's Iron Fitter I a tboronghlT good medl
eiee I use it in my practice, and find its action ex
cels all otner I trms of iron, in weakness, or low con
d it ion of the sv-fcm. Brown' Iron Bitters is u-n.1.7
a positive neoee.it. . It is ail that ia claimed for it.
Pm W N WTXna. 1H9 Tbirty-second Street.,
Oe.ji set. ' w 11, T J . says: " Brown's Iron Bitters ia
the Tonic of the are Woffhin better. It rrsatee
appetite, irivea stranxttl and improves digestion.
Genome bsa above Trade Mark and crossed red Hose
on wrapper. Take other. Msde only by
BUOWN CHEMICAL CO, BALTIMORE, Si IK
issued
out ol the Oourtoi 1 ommon i icaa 01 1 amoria
eounty. and to me itirecteo, trere win re exosei
to Public Sale at the Mansion House, in Johns
town, on
k ATT RDAY. SEPTEMBER 4th, 1S6.
at one P. M., the following Real Estate, to wit :
All the r.ght. title and Interest of W. .1. W..le
lng'eof. in and to all that certain lot ot ground
situate In the borough ol Wilmore. Cambria
coun y. Pa... fronting on the east side of Ma. n St.,
and extending back to Pine alley, having lot No.
(Is) eighteen on the north, and Walnut street on
Ihe south and known on tbe plan of said borough
a lot No. (20) twenty, having thereon erected a
two-story frame dwelling honse and storeroom
and fame stable and cttier outbuildings, now In
the oc-npanoy ol W. H. Robertson and J. C
Moreland. 'I aken In Kveoutioo and to be rold at
the snitol Mrs. Suan Kern.
Also, all the right. ttle and intere.se of Patrick
Connell of, in and to all that certain piece or par
cel ol land situate in the township of East laylor.
t Cambria countv. Pa., Irentlug on the Ebensl urg
and Johnstown road on the wet. and running
back to nn alley on the east,, and adjoining lot ol
Thomas McH-overn tn the south, and Rodger Ic
Anally on the north containing one acre, having
theaeon erected a two-story plank house and other
ontbutldtngs, now In the occupancy ot Patrick
Connell Taken In Execution and to be sold at
the suit of the Commissioners or Cambria county.
TERMS or SALE. One-third ol the purchase
money to be nald when the property Is knocked
down and the remaining two-thirds on continue
tion of the deed. T(1SJ,,,H A ORAY. Sherl(T.
NherifTB oillce,
Ehcnsbutg. Aug. 7, 18S6, I
HAY-FEVER
a .,.riM la .ft..1!...!
agreeable. Price M cents at Drugg.st ; b mail,
registered. So eta. irculars tree. ELY BROS.,
Druggists. Owegn, ". Y'.
ST&R SH&VIKG PiRlORl
frppflite flmntain Boosf, ii lUi s RniHim.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG. PA
J. H. O ANT, Proprietor.
THE PUBLIC will always find ns at onr place
of business In business hours. Everything kept
neat and coy. Clbah towbls a sroiALTV.
Byylrtneof sn order of the Court nf ttoni.T.nr.
T leas, of 1'ambria ITo.intv, to me dlrec-e i. I wd
offer at Public Sale, on the premise, at 1 o'clock,
p. m., on
THURSDAY, AUd. 10, 'SO,
Tbe following described real estate: .".11 that
certain piece or parcel ol land situated partly in
Liilv borough, and In Washlngtan township, in
raid connty. adjoining lands of Nicholas Hebe.
Jeremiah Mclon:g1c' estate. Mary Meifongh
and others remaining unsold of the assigned
estate, of ITudence M. and Rachel '. ;e..-i;e.
containing about
ONE HI NDKED AND FIFTY" FIVE ACRES.
Be the same n.ore cr er.
Tl'e above described pcee ol land I In great
part Improved, under cultivation, and has there
on erected a two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable and otbernnthuil lings, and has an or-har l
ot excellent tri.lt therein. The above described
land is situated tn Lilly Borough and Washing
ton township, convenient to the coal operations
along the line of the road in those districts, and ir
XJnclei-lnicl AVitli Cool
And for that alone Is a very valuable property, in
addition to its uses as a farming marketing pro
perty .
And the Assignee is further aathi.rlTed by the
order ol Oonrf to o,l the property as a whole and
to divide the same Into parcel and lot. That
he will on the dy of ..fTer certain lots to J
jo'n those a'rendy ol.J o that each purchaser can
prnure a dosirable pr-.iwrty. A plot or p'an
thereof can be een f.y calling upon the Aetgnee
or npon Wm. H. Sechler, his attorney, at Ebenr
l.urg. TFRIS Ol' MIT -Fits p-r cent of the
amount the property eil- t--r lo be paid sthen -he
j.roperty Is rtrto-kdown. The remsln-ltrol one.
t'.ir.l w'hen the sale or snlc are cr-nhrmed. end
the balance In Is e.jnal snnual j.ayment th-re-after.
to be s.-cured by the bond and mortgagee!
tne purchaser, with intere.'
PETER P. OKOKUE.
Assignee ef I'r i'iee e M . Rachael 1'. lleorge.
Ebensburg. Pa.. July 16. 6 ts.
Carriage Making in all its Branches.
Painting, Ti-inni in
and P.ErAII.INf; t,f all kinds done a
the SHORTEST NOTICE and the LOWEST
PRICE. Also, Planing. Sawirg an I Wis.J 1 urn
Ing with ItLprui e! n.ajili'nery. Also, ali kin Is of
he. v work dore. f 'arr .age inith sh- connected
All parties trusting me with work will It honor
ably dealt with- All work warranted.
D. M. ( Hl'TK.
Ebenrburg. Octotr 1S4.
-iN.ywryjy-t-- I
--
UNDERTAKER,
AND M ANl 'FACT! KI.K iF
and dealer in ail k.n.lr ot H KMTl UPs
llt?llSillll-Xe I'll
-A full line of :a-kets alwsy on bn.1.-6
Bodies Embalmed
W HEN REHI 1UED.
A p; . 30 S6
A
ItYFKIIMKRN
by
lo s
Ircssmg f.fo. 1.
nice St.. Iew or-.
n.. . II A I o.. in si
can learn tue nionffi e., r...,-,rw. ......
f
IOO
V
O ATV'F.RTISFKS. Lewost Rate for ad
vertising in l71 good new(aper. rent free.
Address Oko. P. Rowki.L Ii Co.. lu.Sipruce St.,
.Y.
m
ADY'ERTI IN In American .Neespajierr.
Price Pnmptilet, Ie.
ILESME
WANTED
to csnv for the sale ot Nursery
st v-h ' stea lv enij lovment gnurrnted. SS.4I
Alt! Ail HMM..Nal.a 14II. Apply a
....im.A r t.efnr to this paper.)
sir of tier. Rochester, N Y'
August w, se-im.
riRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE.
-VO0 larnis. ru to iu.'ssi srre. si e lo s vi
acre, liood markets. Healthy . iimaws. r sv.r-
hle nrosriects. w rit for rlrrulars cou'simnc
de-nrti'n. Sen' frees. PY1.1 A PtHAVf V,
MEAL Ul II s. l s,l-eersearsi-
?fewjpier 4d vertlelnT Bnrean,
Siprnee t , T.
lO
w
IT ANTE1) I wat.l ii'U to do parlor suiii r
meat yoi.r own home, g-.., imy : s-i i-i
niece : all nistenam tree. a. ii'i r., . nvninu.
("hie.
THE BOTTOM IS REACHED at LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be foun.l at my Store. Those ;ire all First-Class
Goods, which were bought for Cash at rock-bottom j ricc?. I ,n not
buy or keep in stock any Cheap Job liOt or Auction Gooiis, and
whatever you buy from me you can rely on bein worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance 1 am now selling many gcio-is at
much less than I can replace them for, but 1 shrill continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until I am compelled to replenish my stock. When
you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, IlaiJwurc, Nails,
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call and seeim- Stock
and learn my Prices. r$& I will nut be undersold. Au. 13,S5
C3r. HUHTLEY,
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