I
M
f
i
i autlirin Jvccmnn.
- -
w
E 1K
Mr
birr
to inform
line of
that
we saw a
IT'
n."
bi .olrl K. It. Sr tied ale.
j,s , , North ward.
M.l
A.
,l l
t:i.
1" ...
1" i-4..
10 ..
10 i7...
1 1 : ..
-.--
1.1.41..
1.1 Xr. .
1 '.. .
F-'
..
if-
I.XA Efl SotTHWAHD
Mall
A.M.
11 On.
I 1 OV
11.0
II 13
sr. 11. A
11.x
11 fi
11 .
11. W
11 M
l .:."'
n o r. 3..
u i
; i -j;
UA '
F x P. Mixed I
M. I'. M
'-. 4 38 I
2-M- 4.60 ',
Oe 5 03 i
1" ."..14 I
" 'ih - ft 32
3-i &.r,l
S" 5 3
'-41 5.41
2 15 h 4
2-M & .S7
3.03. , A ns
3.11. 818
vi.1 e.so
S.24. 6.M
3J4 fl.40
ID.
Kip. Mixed
V.Sl. A.M.
. 3.40. S.00
. -"i 5 08
.48 li.Vt
3 AT &.!
4 07 r,4l
4 " 5 .R4
4.V5 ro
4 30 6. t
. 4 m e.-A
. 47 e.04
. 4 4f 6.S.1 '
. 3.2C 7.18
. 5 on 7.0-2
. 6. "7 7.07
. 5."5 7.30
I
j Underwear for Ladi
niuircn, and
CO.
thcv are
FOR THE REST.
VOll
Merino and Scarlet
Cjentlemcn and
so cheap, too.
es
W
E bejr to inform vou that we saw
some pretty Dress Goods at re
markably low prices. GABLE & CO.
for the rest.
WE bei; to inform von that the best -m i in j
. , Ebensburg and SurroundingSr
value in Blankets we ever came
across was at 1402 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona rijrht here in our own town
1402 ELEVENTH AYE. 1402. j GABLE & CO. for the rest.
-Mr.
L01
AL A. YD PERSONAL.
, fU -.b v a'Jvr.
tupkiii parties fr th latest.
: t.u.-U w'o-at tl iur go to the Su-ar
tlr. K:atik
... . i'. 1
-A,
rV
I. 1'lke, of tt.e Iittsbur-h j
nwn on Saturday. .
!
f ff!o;re trocetieP, always fresh, Rnl
-y-.ir How!. I
.lruihter of Mr David Davis is !
;th .iiptri-'ria.
,! im i-'lynn, nf CValport, tarried
sr in town on Tti-.lj last-f-.l.i1
ami clioicft sugars, go
..i-ir li.'Wl.
K Puftori.t Nm have a nice
f f: , ..al 1 rating -toes tt.at they will
: ' iril.i rnl! and e them.
Mr A'-x k i-! i y . of Summerhill was
s:; .if a tuiitiy at Wilmorc one !
rmi t, 1 tliree of liU ribs Droken-rf.-it
fiv- dollar kM pieces are
w in cirt'tiiatinn. They may he
'fed, sinff the "u" in the word
- up-'n!.' down.
-Mr. F."- I.'oyd, editor of the Iterate),
as ; urrl.a'fj ti e property on the tiorth
j ..iritr nf Jn!mn and Sample sts., pay-
- roofer the Him of -10)0
r-fi .
-i :!'
rV-1 hi
y
..v.f
-Mr.
-Mr- l
. a vi-it t.
r.
M
r-( i r
l-ai" Kautuian, a weamiy ana well ;
ci'U-ri of inier-iet county, died at ,
- l., ('oiifiuawjih township, f? iner- j
.ty. on S'.ind.iy last. ,
A Mel ike, wife of the senior i
Ait.iona Tir" i spending a ,
town .'.uriiiK ths present week, ,
rfiritivo- at.d friends. i
( ' illns are having Colonad?
; The oP.iees will be raised !
i'.t iL'.-'.es liigher than at present, j
:. k; ... -J . uiel.tion gt-nerally' i
Aiu'.rrw Carnegie is reporetd to be j
;.,i.-. y ill at his cottage at Cressou,
:r, Tin. mas M. Carnegie died at !
;I, i Tuesday last aged forty-three, j
,,'ir.e .Ijr.es, of liraddock. formerly
it uf Johii-town, dropped dead at
at the former rlae on Satur
: t- wtf. about fifty years of age.
-.'l.ar.g. says tl:at a folded news-
. -r ; A I ui.der the coat, in the small
. '.-i-k, ari (.Tcelitnt substitute for
r. r- uh-rrihe for the Freeman.
-v i Mi::er, an Altoona cigar maker
: i, ".-.1 - ! 1 e on Monday last by a dose
v-U'iun lie had been on a protracted
- a;. 1 ieiT.g c.it of work became des-
-A . aiatio erT'jrt is soon to be made
- :.:::) tuTet county by parties of
-:;. a:)!ex;.-riene. to ascertain whether
-A;,
J ire r.-s'Tvoir3
-Mr-
cf oil bd J gas there In
F.itn Dourfiierty, who at one
vre tea', led at tt.e Foot of I'lane Dumber
ia V..'.i cour.tv. died at Pittsburah on
'it-.- lay !a-t. Sne had been a resident of
I '.'.-b'..-- f.,r a number of years-
-M-3. Kittter, widow of the late ex Ster-
K.rtfpr, r.f Westmoreland county ; aged
' year. U 1 une of the old-style quilts,
' :b the made during the past summer,
j -Ai..l!'.;.ja at the (Weetisburg Ftlt last
-i
-T'.c fuiiowing named persons can each
J ' a i-tvr uy ca.iing at the Ebensburg
r Cora II. Lowrie. Jlenry Ely,
; II. '.Vi i.ub, J. II,
' Mr. (.icorge
Ileraperly, Mr.
Alles and Mr.
-i' -. a-.r.ual
'-'- i ri r-1
ra:n
-A
-1 f.
ir.spection of the Penosyl
is i:ow being made. An
pasbed over the road from
AitCM.na on Tuesday last, on
r im Altoona to Harrisburg and
Ptiiladelphia.
ia.ly of P unxsutawney f&s
n on the wrist by a spider.
'i of the bite lasted over a week,
? tL-antime her arm and shoulder
'arfaliv. white blisters t.reaklng
: to
t!:t.
til-;
poisoned peiU.
rA Simrine diver was brought to
-'vr for tne pnrp09e of remoy-
a frf.m tl a rrfMi.h rt A nlnA In IhA
'?(! es the city with water at
i l''j!r.t. He successfully accom
' ohjert of his coming.
-s ti.ai
- 'Ur.r.:
- 7f
more dNaarreeabte to a lady than
"t f er hair h3s not only lost its
- i- f ,,;i of dandruff ? Yet such was
:t!i mice until I used Tarker's
r i!a M'a. My hair is now black and per
'is :y. Mr. E. Sweeny, Chicago.
' v"'ii MCune, an old and proml-
"' i-n of Blair county, died at the
'r "f I,., (jau2bter, Mrs. Marget
iti A'.toona, on Sunday last, aged
He had served several terms in
r2-ati:re as a merobT from Blair
t
5 .
:'f
'-ear
itnigh, who had his skull fractured
WjIi:ir. at a wreck on the Tyrone
railroad recentlv. was remov-
A:t'"-a hospital last week for treat
I; 'a!-t 18 entirely gone and even
,.;'! ;!f there Is no certainty of his
restored.
-..Af Wir' l moves, Our grandmothers
I -V"'J:i 'u"ar- we use white ; they used
,--jn brown soap we use white soap. -
iA'"tilV'Uli' s"ap '9 DreydPPel's Borax
V, ;b caa U9 u'l for all purposes to
soup is pr,i.icable.
-I' , T
, ' J i om, the great musical phenome
' .;"ivp a concert this (Friday) even
; L- r,.i Tom has been before the public
j ' ' &r '' performances bo wonderful
i- -ai.ng that
irtr, :
an extended notice Is
ary- Admission, 60 cents.
; cents. Concert begin3 at eight
'?io
'!-( i.leil at the meeting In ITiint-
'Jt-la-T OTQr.b 1 & . . . .
- mat rne next reunion oi
5li'4-n"-h shall take place at LewistowD
wJaT'''1" 14, 1887- Lafayette Webb.
v.r nrU- anJ I'billp nail, of Lcwls
iM"r 11 Ewing. of Newton Hamilton,
W... , ' 1)ull tf McVeytown. were
Vv Rn e3tecutive committee to make
-ffi-Ms for the meeting.
Andrew Dumtn ii-ni.
town h, d
Tuture l niRke hiS home ln th
11,7 a'tention of 0r readers Is called to
the advertisement of Messrs. Woolf & Son,
Johnstown's popular clothiers, whichwiil h
rouud In another column, I
-Mr. Andrew Strittmatter's chicken
coop In Carroll township was visited on j
last Saturday night and a number of his1
best chickens taken. It Is said to be an
easy matter to guess who steals chickens
In that locality and Mr. Strittmatter has a
! very good idea who got them.
Lvu. farm h0U9e be,onf?in-- to James
j W tnkleman li Buffiogton township, Indiana
i county, caught fire from a stove pipe on
I Wotlrtay afternoon and was burned to the
! rounl with all his household furniture and
j HI the grain that he had raised this season
which was kept in one room,
j -Thomas Reese, aged 73 years a resident
j of Scott Haven. Westmoreland county, knelt
I 'Jehberately In front of an approaching train
. at Oonnelsvllle. on last Krirtav rtar
been twice removd by emyloyes of the road,
and was crushed to death, his body being
shockingly mangled. He leaves a family of
grown up children.
We learn that the store of J. C. Noel,
of Portage, was entered on Thursday night
by tHeves who effected an eutrai.ee by
breaking off the window shutters, and stole
a lot of pants, boots and various other arti
cles to the amount of over one hundred
and thirty-five dollars. No clue as to who
the daring thief was has yet been obtained.
My liver was so fearfullv disordered
and I felt so feeble and languid that I took ,
Mtle interest in anything. Tried all the so- i
called remedies without relief until I used j
Tarker's Tonic, which effected a permanent j
cure. David Bash, Little Rock, Ark. j
At a hhootiuK match at Conemaugh on !
Tuesday last, between a JobostowD team i
and a team from the north of .the county, j
ritar Carrolltown, the match was won I
by the Johnstown team by a score of 438 to j
4JS, distance 20 yards. Two of the Johns- j
town men shot with globe fights for which I
an allowance ot 10 was allowed the Carroll- j
town team. j
The Abbot of St. Vincent's is about to !
est.iblisb a hum.' for destitute an ! friendless '
children at Carney's Station, about five
miles east of Greensburg. For the present j
the Home will be in the old house ou the j
farm owned by the Benedictine Order, but i
in the spring a large brick building will be '
elected. The home will be In cnarac of the !
Sisters and a priest. !
Uupture instantly relieved by the use
oi the celebrated Fry Trues, for sale at
Davisou's Drug Store. j
One day last week as lit. Murphy, of
Gallitzin was driving on the road from
Ashyille to Gallitzin, two men threw a rope
over him and pulled him out of his buggy, !
It i supposed for the purpose of robbery.
A revolver in the Doctors hands put the
villains to flight without accomplishing
their purpose. There Is no doubt a gang of
dangerous villains in that neighborhood.
rick pockets worked the crowd at the
Blaine meeting in Gteensburg on Tuesday
I night. State chairman Cooper !ost bis
i pixiket-book containing ?50; Editor M. P.
Hardy lost a pocket book ; Colonel Bowman,
of Philadelphia, lost a pocket-book and a
gold watch ; Colonel J. P. Coburn, of
Chester county, lost a gold watch and a
pockefbook, and Colonel McAfee, of
Greensburg, lost a pocket-book.
The predictions of weather prophets do
ntt always hold good but still they do not
give up. If they fail In one prediction they
may hit it la another and so there Is no use
gatting discouraged. There can be no fail
ure however In the prediction that at John
Owens' store on High street, dry goods,
dress goods, boots and shoes, and groceries
and provisions can always be bought at bot
tom prices.
Foil Burns, Scalds, Bruises and every
pain and soreness of the flesh, the grand
household remedy Is Dr. Thomas' Electric
Oil.
There appears to be do lack of aspirants
for the County Superintendency. Among
others are Lewis Strayer, the present incum
bent, J. W. Leech, principal of the Ebens
burg schools, W. J. Cramer, son of Jos,
Cramer of Allegheny township, and a
graduate of tne Indiana State Normal
School of the class of 1S8C, and several from
the south of the county. Surely with such
material as the aboye at bar.d tnere need be
no cause for electing an incompetent person
to preside over our schools.
There were 215 teachers enrolled at the
Teachers Institute last week. This is the
largest number ever enrolled at an Insti
tute in this county. The weather was very
favorable and the Institute was the most
successful ever held In this county. Before
the opening of the country schools is the
best time for a meeting of teachers tbattbey
may be enabled to apply the instruction re
ceived at the opening of their schools. The
full proceedings will be published and mail
ed to teachers and directors.
The advertising car of the Blaine circus
for 183 passed over the Pennsylvania rail
road on Tuesday last, ahd stopped for about
an hour at Johnstown. General Beaver, the
Republican candidate for Governor was In
Philadelphia when the aggregation swr
and, as t:e was travelling In the same
.; thnv kindiv cave him a lift
number of our Republican friends went to
Johnstown on Tuesday to see the man from
Maine and returned the same night, a spe
cial train having been run to Cresson to
bring them back,
-Mr Andrew Gutwald, on Wednesday
last turned his cow into his lot for the pur
pose of letting her eat some corn fodder.
In the lot was an old abandoned well, about
thirty feet deep, covered with a platform
that bad become rotten. In browsing
around through the lot the cow got upon
the platform and fell through, going down
backwards until she reached a cross piece
In the well, about fifteen feet from the top,
-hrhe hung. A number of neighbors
.mnnii with roDes.and after
-ihokio .lifflcnltv drew her out.
only lived a few minutes afterward.
-Patrick Shay, about twenty one years
of age, formerly a resident of Johnstown
where bis sister. Mrs. Daniel Crow ey still
resides, waa killed by the car. at O reecs
burg on last Satuaday evening- The de
ceased along with his brother. Timothy had
been working al Scottdale and started to
go to Johnstown. At Greensburg tbey got
off the train and Patrick started across the
track when be was struck by a freight
9A.nd his notice. His neck and
left leg were broken and his death was
. iti remains were taken
Johnstown where tbey were Interred on
Monday 1-.
Miss Munden, of Pittsburgh, is visiting
Miss Nene Robeits.
A fine line of breech loading shot guns
and rifles for sale cheap at Duftons.
Joseph Finegan who was raised In the
neighborhood of South Fork, this county !
died on Tuesday last at Benwood. West !
Virginia and his remains were brought to
South Fork on Wednesday.
The Huntingdon Iocal Xews says that
Mrs. Levi F. Putt, whose home Is in Saxton,
Bedford county, was dangerously wounded
wl'.ha revolver on Tuesday morning. Her
son aged aDom sixteen years, Lad picged
up the. weapon, and by some means It was
discharted, and the bullet penetrated her
right breast within an inch of the nipple,
but it is tot known whether it has gone into
the lungs or not. All efforts to find the ball
have been unavailing. Her condition Is
critical.
Boltl linrrlary.
On Tuesday night of last week the house
of Mr. Richard Elder, in Gallitzin township,
about one mile east of Ashville, was enter
ed by burglars, who demanded his money,
and on Mr. Elders refusing to give it to them,
they proceeded to tie him. Mr. Elder is
about seventy five years of ape. and there
was no person with him but his wife and
daughter. There were seven ot the thieves
and after they had tied Mr. Elder, his wife
and daughter were guarded by some of the
Villains, while the others ransacked the
house, Mr. Elder had sold his property a
9'nort time previous, and had on that day
recived a check for $2,000, ut had been to
Altoona and luckily deposited the money in
one of the banks of that place. The thieves
found between forty and fifty dollars that
Mr. Elder had about the house, which they
took along with some other small articles.
Mr Elder was guardian for some minor
Additional Insiitnte Proceeding -
Whereas, The necessity of some means
to supply the want of knowledge at.d the
want of sociability among the teachers of
our county is evident and we believe that
our meeting for the purpose of self -improvement
in reading circles, will bring forth
mutial improvement and the advancement
of our schools.
Therefore, be be it resolved,
1. Triat the teachers of Cambria county
in Institute assembled, do declare It their
! opinion that reading circles should ne estaD
j lished in all school districts.
I 2 That we recommend the division of
i the couuty into sections, each of which shall
, contribute a reading circle and the appoint
ment of a leader to call togetner me teacucis
of the various districts for organization,
j 3. That we favor the organization if a
permanent County Teachers' Association
composed of county teachers who shall hold
I meetings at stated times for the consider
I ation of educational questions and other
i school matters as may be brought before
j the association.
I 4. That we authorize the County Super
; endent to appoint a chairman of an execu-
tive committee, who shall, after consultation
i with the committee appointed by him, con
voke the association and act as temporary
j chairman when the association assembles,
j The time and place of holding the first
I meeting to be detea mined by the executive
j committee.
I fl That we recommend the careful read
i Ing of at least two good educational papers
by every teacher in the county.
Jennie E. Sellers,
Elmira Stalb,
Ai.i.te Lr.ovn,
M aggie Walters,
Emma Gwin,
J. C. Brown,
T. J. Itell, Ch. Com.
Koohi. 'otlee.
Godey's L,ady's Book for November is a
gorpeous number replete with good things
from commencement to end. The steel
plate illustration is an exquisite rendering
of the figure of Marguerite in the opera of
Faust. A comparison of this engraving with
i that issued bv other publications places
children, and had a number of receipts and Godey at once far ahead of all its rivals in
artistic, merit and mechanical skill; tnis
I is followed by two beautifully colored fash
, Ion plates, and a double colored work design
( all of which are sure to please the fair sex,
With this number is commenced two power
j fully wrtten serials-" Why Did lie Dolt?"
, by the author of "Wedded to Misery" (aser
. ial published in the Lady's Book thatelicited
favorable comments from the press throuh
out the country,) which the present story
, bids fair to eclipse in interest : and "A
Lcal Fetter," by Mrs. Olivia Wilson giving
: promise of Sensational merit. "A Wave O
I The Sea," oy Marion C. L- Reeves, grows
in interest and the sequel is anxiously waited
, for. Several good short stories and poems
, complete the literary pages, among the
latter "Indian Summer" by M. L. Baker is
; especially beautiful, nints for the house
j hold, dressmaking, fashion and work fill up
; the magazine with many useful suggestions.
, Godey's grows better each month, but this
doet not satisfy the publisher who promises
' . . : . ,A .. -t : ....,..... in
private papers, and also his deeds which
were useless to the thieves or to anybody
else, but ot importance and value to Mr,
Elder. These they took and tore into frag
ments and scattered them over the floor
Mr. Elder does not know yet whether he
can patch them together or not. The burg
lars were not masked, but were strangers
to Mr. Elder and his family. Up to this
time there has been no clue to the perpetra
tors. A Family IllcHHinK-
Simmons Liver Regulator the favorite
home remedy is entirely vegetable, and is
the purest and best family medicine that is
compounded. No error to be feared in
administering, no injury from exposure
after taking, uo loss of time. It is the best
preventive medicine, and safe to take, no
matter what the sickness may prove to be,
and in any ordinary disease will effect a
speedy cure.
God Sare tlic Commonweal!!. !
"WHEREAS, tvan Act of the Gen-
f T eral AffemMy o the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to reirulate the
Oenfral Election within the Commonwealth," It
Is enjoined upon me to k't public notice of said
election, aDd to enumerate In said notice what of
ficers are to be elected, 1. Jon. A. laT. Hiarh
Sheriff of the County ot Cambria, In the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby make known
and (five notice to the electors of the county afore
said, that a Oeneral Election will be held in the
said County ol Cambria on the
2d Day of Xovcitibcr, A. D. ISSG
(the same l.elnit the Tuesday next following the
first Monday ol snld month.) at which time State
and County officers will be elected as follows:
ONE PERSON for Oovernor.
ONE PERSON for Iieutenant-Oovernor.
ONE PERSON for Secretary Internal Affairs.
ONE PERSON for Auditor General.
ONE PERSON for Conrressman at Lnrtre.
ONE PERSON In conjunction with the coun
ties of Hlnlr. Bcdlord and Somerset for Congress.
TWO PERSONS for Members of the deoeral
Assembly ot the Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON lor Prothonotary lor the ceunty
of tlanil.riii.
0.K PERSON fr Register and Recorder for
the county of Cambria.
ONE PERSON for IHstrlct Attorney for the
cjunty of Cambria.
ONE I'ERSON for Poor House Director for the
county ot Cambria.
1 alo hereby make known and rive
notice thai the places lor holding the ali.re.-ald
elections In the several wards, borouiths, districts
and townships within said county, are as follows,
to wit :
The electors of the district composed of the
township ol Allegheny to meet at Bradly'8 school
house, ln said township.
The electors at the district composed ot the
township ot Adams to meet at the house of Uaniel
liunmlre.ln Adams!. urif.
The elector? of the district composed of the
township of Karr to meet at school house No. 11,
in said township.
The electors ot the district composed of the
township of Blacklick to meet at the bouse of Ad
am Makin, deceased, in said township.
The elector' ol Oie district composed of the
township oi Cambria to meet at the Armory
Hall buildinn on Centre street, Ebcnshuric boro.
The electors of the district mposed ot the bor,
ouirh of Cambria to meet as follows: Elrst ward,
at the school bouse In said ward ; Seccnd ward ln
the borouxh lock-up in said ward.
The electors of the dutrict oom posed of the
township of Carroll to meet at the school bonse Ic
Carrolltown borounh.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ouub of Carrolltown to meet at the school bouse
in 8 lid borouKh.
Tne electors of the district composed of the
township of chest to meet at school house No
in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ou(h of Chest Springs to meet at the bouse of Ja
cob Waitner. in said boroua-h.
The electors ot the district composed of the
towushin ol Clearfield to meet at school house No.
2, a.lioinlng the villaifc of .St. Augustine, la said
township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Oonemaua to meet at the school
house at Sinner's. In said township.
The electors of the district composed of the hor
ouiih ol Conemnuirh to meet as follows: Eirst
ward, at the house ot Peter Maltzie, in said Elrst
ward ; .-econd ward, at the house of Joha Swan
m:n. in said Scond ward.
The electors of the distriet composed ol the bor
ough ol Coopersdale to meet at the school house
in said borniiKh.
The electors of the district composed of the
township ol Croyle to meet at the school huu.-e in
the village ot Summerhill. ir. said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township ot Iean to meet at Klctlanda' school
house, ln snld township.
The electors ol the district composed oi tne nor-
Sac. 8. Any person who shall iriveor proaiseor
offer to iilve to any elector any money, reward or
..'her valuable consideration for hl vote at any
leation, or for withholding the same, or who
shall irlve or promUe to five such consideration
to any other person or party for such elector's
rote or for the withholdina thereof, and any elec.
Although our reputation as a fir.-t das Clothing and Furnishing
Goods Houe has slrpaly pained a firm hold in the minds of all
with whom we have had business transactions. Vet we think it our
duty to remind the people of Cambria couuty. from time to time
through the column' of this paper that tve are ever alive to their in
terests and we arc determined to- hold the top place in their confi
dence as long as our Establishment exisits.
Our method of doing business is plain, pimple and ever the same.
.We purchase at all times the best goods for the money that the man
ufacturers can produce. Y e guarantee every article poU in our
Store to be exactly what it is represents"! to be by our sf.iesmen. We
tor who shaii recive or agree to receive for him- nave one and the same price to pvorvbotiv. o cheertuH reiuii'i
self or another, any money, rewa-d or other vatn- ... i
able consideration lor his vote shall it any elrc- . a liberal portion of the plirCnftSC mOnCV ID CK30 OUr gOOd.S prove UU-
the ritht to vote at snch election; and an aiecior saistactory to the wearer and in every instance our prices are war-
whose right to vote shall be challenged for such . - .
ranted to tie lower than the same fpuahtj ami make ot gools can oe
purchased for elsewhere.
For the benefit of our customers, Mr. Sulka will continue hi
usual visits to Ebensburg juid we would strongly advise-thorn at
all times to delay their purchases fur his coming in cae they find
it inconvenient to visit Johnstown.
Remember that it is imossible to secure in any of the- eastern
i to have gained a residence hy citips better goods or later btvies than wt can give vou and" remcm-
.sence, or lost It bv reason of bis . . , . J ,. - " i- r i.-
employed tn the service either, wv whatour guarantee states reirardin"- prices and satistacivn.
! "WOOLF &c SOIT,
hai"; Grand Depot lor Clotliiiiir, Hats and Furnisliinirs.
dOHNSTOWN, PA.
cause before the election officers, shall be re
quired to swear or affirm that the matter of the
challenge is untrue before his vote shall be ra
ce! Ted.
Skc. 9. Any person who shall while a candidate
for office be guilty of bribery, fraud or wilful vio
lation of any election law shall be forever dis
qualified from holding env office of trust or profit
within this 'ommonwealth : and any person con
victed of wilful violation ot the election laws
shall. In addition to any penalties provided b-r
law. be deprived of the right of suffrage absolute
ly for a term of four years.
src. 13. tor the purpose of voting no perswn
snail ne oecmea
reason of his prose
absence, while
ctvil or military, ol thin State, er of the T'nlted
States, or on the high seas, or while a student of
any Institution of learning, nor while kept In a
poor house or other asylum at public expense, nor
while confined tn public prison.
Sw. 14. District elwtloa hoards shall consist of
a judge and two Inspectors, who shall be chosen
annually bv the ctilr.ens. Each electer
have the right to vote for the judge and one
spaetor. and each inspector shall annolnt the
cierfc. The first election board of any now district
shall be selected, and vacancies in election boards
filled as shall be provided by law. Election offi
cers shill be privileged from arrest upon day of
election and while engaged In making up and
transmitting returns, except opon a warrant of a
curt ot record or judge thereof, for an election
fraud, tor telony. or lor wanton breach of the
peace. In cities they may claim exemption from
lorv dutv during thir terms of service.
SBe. 15. No person shall he qualified to serre as
an election officer who shall hold or who shall
have held an office or appoint ai en t or employment
In or under the government ot the Vnited State.-,
or of thiB- State, or ol any city or county, or any
municipal board, commission or tru-t In any ?ity
save only justices ol the aeace. and aldermen, no
taries public and persons tn the military service
ol the State ; nor snail any election officer he eli
gible to any civil office to be filled at an election
at which he shall serve, save only t such subor
dinate municipal or local officer, below the grade
of city or county officer, as shall be designated by
law.
And also the following Acts of Assembly now In
force in this Ttate. via :
THE BOTTOM IS REACHED at LAST!
ACT OF JAXVARV uO,
Sr. 4. That all elections herealter held under
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all Fiit-Ci8S
Goods, which wero bought for Cash at rock-bottom prices. I do not
buy or keep in stock any Cheap Job lxt or Auction Goods, an4
whatever you buy from me you can rely on being worth the woney
Owinsr to au advance I am naw ellino- mTr- n-nnrU of
I & j .
..tEorJ"-i much lcss than 1 cau replace them for, but I shall continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until I am compelled to replenish my stock. When
you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Nails
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call'and ee my.Stocfc
and learn my Frices. I will not be undersold. Ali. 13SC
the laws ol this Commonwealth, the polls shall I vrm irivfsf
be opened at seven o'clock, a. m . and close at j lUtSl
seTt-n c ciocg p. in
vltb existing
llandneme and Dnrable Paint.
Ready mixed at 50c, 60c, 75c. to ft. 00 per
gallon, all ready to brush on, seems to be
an Inducement to farmers and property
owners to take an advantage of. Send for
color card, testimonials, prices, etc., free,
to ATLAS PAINT CO.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
See advertisement elsewhere In this issue.
Brace Fp.
You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fiidgetty, nervous, and generally
out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace
up but not with stimulants, spring medi
cine, or bitters, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimu
late you for an hour and then leave son In
worse condition than before. What you
want Is an alterative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give you
renewed health and strength. Such a med
icine you will find Electric Bitters, and
only 50 cants a bottle ot E. James' Drug
Store.
eyery department connected with the mag
azine for the coming year. Each subscriber
receives a cut paper pattern of their own
selection. Now is the time to subscribe for
the cheapest and best fashion magazine.
Price f200 per year. Liberal terms to club
raisers and valuable premiums. Send for
circular and specimen copy 15 cents. Godey'e
Lady's Book, Philadelphia, Pa.
ongb ol East Conemaugtb to meet at the school . rpenlnr of the
bouse in said boroug,h. townihTp, ward i
MARKIAVF. MCF.SSESi ISSI EO.
dl
A
con
but she
The following marriate licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, October
20, 18:
Fremont C. Jones and Mary E. Davis,
Ebensburg.
Leonard G. George. Franklin borough,
Clarissa Jane Ribblett, East Taylor town
ship. William R. Ilatcun and Annie lerkley
Gallitzin.
Edmund A. Clark. New naven, Conn,
and Hattie O. Johnson, Johnstown.
John Karl, Conemaugh, and Minnie
McCIintock, Johnstown .
Oscar L. Triugle, Portage, and Clara G.
Ashe, Wilmore.
Oliver G. Smith. Reade township, aud
Hannah F. Bougher, Cresson.
Anselm V. Buck, Gallitzin, and Lucinda
Hott, Carroll towuship.
Married.
JONES-DAVIS Married, at the resi
dence of tbe biide's mother, in Ebensburg.
Thursday, October 14, 186, Dr. F. C Jones
and Miss Mary Ellen Davis, both or this
place.
We tender our congratulations to the
Doctor and his fair bride and hope their
pathway through life may be free from
cares as Is possible in this mundane sphere,
and that they may live Iodj? to enjoy the
pleasures and comforts of connubial life.
into
Obltnary-
LLOYD Died at tbe residence of his
grandfather, in this place, Ross, son of
Furgus and Olivia Lloyd on Wednesday
evening October 20, 1880, aged abouteighteen
months.
LEWIS Died at her home in Ebensburg,
on Sunday, October 17. 186, Mrs. Claudia
Lewis, aged about 30 years.
The deceased was a daughter of the late
Isaac Evans and was the widow of John
Lewis, deceased, formerly a resident of this
place, who removed to Rooks county, Kan
sas, ia 1878 along with a number of other
residents of this place. Mrs. Lewis and one
child remained here until her husband fixed
up a home on the land he purchased, when
she followed him. The day before ths ar
rival at the railroad station Mr. Lewis with
several others had been at the statiou to
meet her and arter the arrival of the train
oo which she was expected started home,
but on the road died Trom heart disease',
Mrs. Lewis arrived next day to find instead
of loving husband his cold and lifeless
corpse. She remained about a year In
Kansas where her child died, when Bhe re
turned to this place. She was for number
of years a teacher in our public schools and
taught the greater part of last winter, al
though In falling health from the fatal disease
consumption, but resigned before the end of
the term. She bore her sufferings meekly
with a Christian resignation in the hopes of
a happy Immortality. She was a consistent
member of the Congregational Church and
after services at her late home her remains
were Interred In Lloyd's cemetery on Tues
day last. Teace to her ashes.
Fact Worth Knowing-.
In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non-irritating.
The medical profession have been slow
to iearn this. Nothing satisfactory cau be
accomplished with douches, snuffs, powders,
syringes, astringements or any similar ap
plication, because they are all Irritating, do
not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
aud should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude of persons who for
years borne all the worry and pain that
catarrh can inflict testify to radical and
permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm.
new AnvrRnsr.riF..Ts.
STRAY. Came to the premises of
the subscriber in Susqnehanaa township,
on or about the 1st of September last, a roan
cow supposed to be about six years old with crop
out of esch ear. The owner Is requested te eorae
forward, prove property, pay ckarnes and take
ker away, otherwise she will be disposed of ac
cording to law.
JOHN M. WEAKL.AND
Oct. 22, 1886.
CTRAY. Came to the premises of
the subscriber In Munster township on the
'JOth of July last, a dark brown bull, one year old
with a stripe down the back and a stripe on the
nader side of the right ear. Tbe owner Is hereby
notified to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise be will he
dlsposed'of according- to law.
HEN KY HARD.
oct. 22, mt, st.
The electors of the district composed ot the bor
ough ot Ehenstiur to meet us fallows : Last ward,
at the office of Richard Jones, jr., in saiu ward ;
West ward, at e'ounctl Room. In said ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
'township ot Elder to meet at the school house in
the village of St Honlface In said township.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough ot Franklin ta meet at the school heuse in
said borough.
The elector? ot the district composed of the
township of (Jallitxin to meet at school bouse
No. a, known as Mountain School house.
The electors of the districtco mposed of the bor
ough ot Oallitxin to meet at the school house in
said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ouirh of drubhtowp to meet at the public school
house in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
9, i vacancy shall be Oiled in conformity
ln
The Aer of Assembly, entitled "An Act relating
to tbe Eleetlin of this Commonwealth." passed
JuIt 2. 1ST0. aroTides as follow, to wit : :
That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet at
the respective places appointed for holding the j
elections in the district to which they respectively
belong, before seven o'clock in the morning ol ,
Tuesday. November 2nd, and each said Inspector
shall appoint one clerk, wbe shall be a qualified I
voter of such district. I
In CRse the person who shall have received the .
second hlirhest numVr of votei lor Inspector shall
not attend on the dav of an elei-tsen. then the i
person who shall have received the next l.tgh- st j
number ol votes for indite the next preceding elec- ;
tion shall act a Inspector in his place. And In
case the person who shall have received the hii;h
ect number of votes tor Inspector shrill not attend,
tna person elected j lu'e shall appoint aa Inspect
or ln his pl.ice. And in ca-e tt.c person ele-ted
)u.le shiill not attend, then the Inspector whe
shall have received the highest number r.f Tote
shall appoint a judge In his place, and if any j
of one honr after th time --. ;,v law for the i
led ion. th? qualified voters of the i
or ninriciior wntcn sucn omcers
HIGH STKKET, - -
EliENSBURG
TM GOLDEN AGE G00mTGr:vST0VE-
OYER 50,000 IN USE-
baye been elected shall elect some of their number
to fill the vacancy.
MODE OF VOTI.YG.
The attention of all qualified voters is directed
to the following Act of Assembly rcgulatiag the j
mode of voting in this Commonwealth : I
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTINO. j
Ait Act regul.-itlng the mode of voting at all the .
elec-.lons in the several counties of theComnoou- .
wealth, artproved March 3u, 18S9: I
Sic. 1. He it rnarltd by the Srnnte and Jtoutr f I
Ktpmrntat ipr of the i'trnmonvralth of Pennsy'va-
nsn in (ienrral Arh!y mtt , and it it titreby enact
rt by the authority tif the tame. That the qualified '
voters oi the several counnsj ol tn.s Common
r,3, irw,f luiimn in m. ih. ).,i.i. ... w i weaun si inm general. townsMp, ooroiigti or spe-
ry Haver In said t.,wn-iii. -i1 electlnu. Bre hereby authorize i and required
The electors of the district composed of the bor- I 'o vote the tloke.s printed or written, or partly
ough of .'ohnstown to meet aa follows : Eirst ward, :. I ,,'
-1 1 1. a t O. irt ln,m.rlD rt.i.iT It. . .... Th..,.a w 'Oil
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
Ebensbi-ro, Pens'
Office In Armory Building.
FOR SALE STEAM EN(INES. CI. AY D
Ore Pans, Hoiler and Sheet-Iron Work. -Second-hand
engine and boilers on hand. Hoist
ing engines md machinery a fpeelalty. THOM
As t'AKLIX. Allegheny, Pa. (Jan. gJ.-ly.)
A'
UDITOiTS NOTICE The under
signed having been appofntad by theConrt
of Common Pleas ot Cambria county auditor to
distribute the fund in the hands of Otis Lloyd,
Assignee of Reese John Iloyd, hareby giTes no
tice that he will sit at bis office in Ebensburg, on
Tuesday. October li, lbG, at 2 o clock, p. m., at
wllch time and place all persons Interested most
attend or be debarred from coming in on said"
fund.
T. W. DICK, Auditor,
Sept. , lSSfl.
UDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat
ter of the final account of Joseph Hogue
Anra'r. ot Mary A. Hra.lley, dee'd, and Adm'r.
d. b. n. c. t. a. of John Bradley, dee'd. The un
dcrsigned having been appointed Auditor by
Orphans' Court ot Cambria county. Pa., to make
distribution of the funds in the hands of said
accountant, notice Is hereby given that I will
sit at the Arbitration Room. In Court House, in
Ebensburg " Cambria county. Pa., on Friday
Chi. I,", la,:, at 10 o'clock, a. ru., of said day. to
discharge the duties of my appointment, when
and where all persons interested may attend or
be forever debarred from coming in on said fund.
H. H. MYERS, Auditor.
Sept. SM. 18S8.
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Na
gle, Lite of Clearfield township, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate are not mod to make pay
ment without delay, and those having claims
against the same will present tbem, properly au
thenticated lor settlement, to
JESSE NAdLE,
Executor.
Clearfield twp., Sept. S, 18-6t.
FOR SALE.
One of the meat desirable Traels of
Land for a Colony to be found.
Consisting of abont 12.000 a-res of rfch Fannin
Land, ot which considerable Is cleared, and tbe
balance In fine timber, for staves, saw mill lum
ber, fcc, within good markets. There la on the
land a charcoal Iron Furnace, with No. 1 machln
ery ; a Ortst Mill. Saw Mill and Tannery, rnn hy
steim, and about thirty dwellings and other build
logs ; situate In Trigg county. Ke ntucky, having
two miles ot river trout on the I ennessee river, and
the whole Is offered at the low price of Five Dol
lars per acre, with perfect tttle, or will sell a por
tion to suit Puyers. All i as is to go ana see tne
property, as no such a bargain can be found else
wnere.
For fuller Information, call on or address
C, BEHINflER,
1(W Fourth Avenue, Pittiburg, Pa.
.'-" lm,
Walters, public souare: Second ward, at the office
ofJ.S. strayer. Esq.. on Market street. In said
ward: Third ward at Mansion House, corner Broad
k. Franklin street. In said ward ; Fourth ward at th
school house ln said ward ; Filth ward, at the
bouse of August Wiegand, In said ward : Sixth
ward, at the Johnstown lottery. In snld ward ,
Seventh ward at the office ol Samuel W. Miller.
I tn said ward.
j The electors et the district composed of the bor
; ougb nf Lilly's to meet at tbe school bouse, In said
! borough.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough ot Ioretto to meet at the school house ic
nld borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Munster to meet at the warehouse of
Augustine lhirbln. deceased. In the village ol
Munster In said township.
i tie electors ol the district comiosed ol the bor
ough of Millvllle to meet a follows : First ward,
at the lock-up ,- "Second ward, at the hose carriage
nouse in said ward.
The elector" of the district composed of the bor
ough ol Prospect to meet at the school house in
said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Portage, to meet at the school house
near the village ol Portage.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Reade to meet In the tin shop of
Abraham Oornoltus. In the village ot Ulasgow in
said township. !
ine electors of the district composed of the
township ot Richland to meet at the house of Jo-
seph Clels. in said township. I
mo vieciora oi tne aisirict coraposea oi toe
township of Stonycreek to meet at Jacoby'e school
house. In said township. I
me electors ot tbe district comntsed or the
i.uwii7-ni) oi summfrnui to meet at summerDUi
school house. In the borough ot Wilmore.
The electors ol the district composed ot th bor-
ongb of Summit to meet at the school house In
said borongb. near the eastern limits of the same
and fronting on Pottage railroad.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Susquehanna to meet at the house of
m.cnaei i-iait, in gm.i township.
The electors ot the district composed of the
township of Taylor to meet at the school bouse
neat Jonas Blouch's. ln said township.
The eleccoss of the district composed of the
township ot East Taylor to meet at Angus' school
honse In said township.
The electors o: the district composed of the bor
ough of Tunnelhill to meet at the school house In
said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough of Woodvale to meet at the new school
house In said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough of Wilmore to meet at council chamber, ln
said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Washington to meet at the school
honse at the foot ot I'lane 4, In the borouab ol
Lilly.
The electors or the district composed of the
township ot White to meet at the small store
house of John U. ates. ln said township.
The elector of the district composed of the
towns&lpof Y Oder to meet as follows : First di
vision at school house No. 3. In said township:
Second division, at said Beam's school house. In
township.
SPECIAL ATTEXTIOX.
Ski-. 1. Everv male citizen twenty-one years of
age. possessing- tbe following qualifications, shall
be entitled to vote at all elections :
Firs He shall have been a citizen the Uni
ted States at le.ist one month.
Secemil He shall have resided In the State one
year (or If having previously been a qualified
elector or native born citizen of the State, he
shall have removed therefrom and returned
within six months) immediately preceding the
election.
Third He shall have resided ln the election
district where he shall offer to vote at leist two
months Immediately preceding the election.
Fourth If twenty-one j ears of age, or upward,
be shall have paid within two years a State or
county tax, which shall have been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one month be
fore the election.
Sbc. 4. All elections by the cltisens shall be hy
ballot. Every ballot voted shall be numbered tn
the order In which It shall be received, and the
number recorded by the election officers on tbe
list cf voters, opposite the name of the elector who
presents the ballot- Any elector may write bis
name upon his ticket, or caa so bis name to be
written thereon, and attested by a eitiien of the
dtstrlct. The election officers shall be sworn or
affirmed not to disclose how any elector shall have
voted unless required to do so as a witness in a
judicial proceeding.
Suo. 6. Electors shall In all cases except treason,
felony and breach or surety of tbe peace, be
privileged from arrest during their attendance on
elections, and ln going tn and returning there
from .
Sic. 9. Whenever any of the qualified eleetors
of this Commonwealth shall tie In active mllttar
sc-vloe, nnder a requisition from the President ol
the ITnlted states. or py autnoruy ironi tnis om
monwealth. such electors may exercise the right
ol suffrage In mil elections by the citlrens. nn.ler
such regulations as are or shall be prescribed by
law. as fully as If they were present at their usual
places ot election.
Sec. 7. All laws regulating the holding ot elec
tion by the citliens for the registration of elee
tors shall be unitorm throughout the State, but
no oleetor shall be deprived of the privilege of vo
ting hy rtattin of bis name not being regitieted.
rinte.l or partlv written, severally classified as
ows . One tickot shall embrace the names of
all J u.lges of Courts to be 7otod for. a nd be labeled
outside -Judiciary " one ticket Shall embrace the
names of all State officers vote! for and be labeled
"State:'' one ticket shull embrace the names of
all county ofBcots voted lor. and oe labeled
"County :" one tick-st shall embrace the namesef
all township officers vted tor. and be labeled
"Township ;" one ticket shall embrar-e tke names
of all borough officers votej for. and be labeled
"Borough :"' and each class shall be deposited ln
a sepirtite ballot box.
Uivkk nnder my hand. a, my office In Ebensburg.
this 24th day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
six, and the 1nd( pendence ol the fnlted States
of America tbe one hundred and eleventh.
.Tl ISEPH A. OKAY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Sept. 24, lS'fl.
nOAL! COAL!
W Sealed pro
COAL !
roposals will be received at the
'omm Issioners' office. Ebensburg. Ta.. nntll 1
! o'clock, r. .. Nov. 3 luss. tor furnishing coal tor
' one yer for the Court House and Jail. It must
be good No. 1 screened coal and most be weighed
on the Ebensaurg borough scales and settled for
according to the certificate of the welghmaster.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of Commissioners.
1 A. JIiddl ilH. Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Ebensburg. Pa., Oct. 3, 8J.
In presenting to lie favorable
consideration of the public the Gol
den. 4W Cookie- Stove, WS do 50
witli the utmost confidence in its
merits as a successful operating
eook stove. It lias been thorough! j
tested, we having sold in the lut
three yours over" '50.00M of them.
We would call attention to the con
tour of the stove, it being in the
highest degrrc graceful and well
For wtight, smoothness of casting? and perfect fit-
tinrrs it is unenualled. As a Baker it is 1 et-fkct, and we hcliere
that this, our latest production, is, without exception, the finest and
best onpratinf cook stove made to dav. I
proportioned.
.r
Sold by JOHN FENN,
jfohnstoivn, Penna
s
WITHI.1 C. KHOKTLlMiK'S A( IDEM 1,
QRPH&HS COURT SUE.
Valuable Tract of Land
In .T?t-kfcon Twp.
Y virtue of an or.ler issuing out of the Or
phans' Court ot Cambria county, the under
signed will expose to Public Sale, on the premi
ses, near the ;vitro.!ist and nunkard cnurcnes
on Old Pike, near Junction of Johnstown And
Ebensburg Road therewith, on
Thursday, October 28, 1886,
AT a O'CLOCK, P. 51.,
All that certain TRACT or PIECE of LANK
containing about ACKF.S. adiolnlng lan Js
of William Byers. T. Ivls. Elias Mucday. and
othera. In Jackson township. Cambria county,
late the property of E. A. Vickroy. deceased, arid
known as .he Thomas Vickroy triet. Tine Indis
putable The said tract ol land Is a short dis
tance from the point where the experimental oil
and ga well is now being drilled, and also near
the point where a cannel coal vela has been
opened, which Is supposed te underlie this tract.
TERMS OF &1LE:
One-third cash on ronOrmatlon of sale, eoe
thlrd in one year and one-third ln tw year
thereafter and neferred payments to bear lawful
Interest and to be secured by judgment bond or
bond and mortgage ol the p:ireher. at option
Trestee lOH N SON . W EST.
Trustee of the estate ol E. Vickroy, dee'd.
Oct 1. !.
Ready Mixed.
.-o. ni. TV and $1 per gal,
EES! LINSEED OIL PANTS
Shipped any where. All
shdes Property awners
nrdrdirct. Also, best 2
and S 1 ly Felt Roofing
with Let coating and e
iiT!t. Agents wanted.
-..lor cr.l list tree. AT.
Box 2i I'ititburgh. Pa.
U miles trom Philadelphia. Fixed price covers
every expense, even Mok. fce. No extra ehargrx. ,
No Incidental expenses No examination lor ad- '
mission. Twelve experienced teachers, all men, j
and a 11 graduates Special opportunities for apt i
students to advance r pldly. Special drill lor
dull and backward boys. Patrons or student" :
may select any studies or choose the regular Eng
lisn . cientinc, pusmri", .i-s.cior .th x-nai. .
neering cour'e. Students fitted at Media Acad- .
emv are now In Harvard, Yale. Princeton nd ten j
other Colleges and Folvte-hnle Schools 10 stu
dents sent to college In 1I3. 15 tn 14, 10 In Is"..
10 tn 158. A graduating class in tne commercial
department every year, a rn
leal Laboratory. Oymnaslum a
lb a vols added to the Library
has seven churches and a temperance enaner
which prohibits the sale ol all Intoxicating
drinks. For new illustrated circular address tbe
Principal and Preprietor. S W 1TH1 N.C. !H HT
LIIH1E, A. M., (Harvard Oraduate) Med-:a. Pa.
i a j.t ;
N ATU REL'G t. "i . V 1 "
cure fob frM,,:r.:,HeL.,;:.,b
CONSTIPATION. Tarriat'i LfTerveaeeet
iS-lier- Aperletii.
It Is etna-a tn Its ef es
It 1i gentle In lis aetina.
It is palateable te the
taste. It ean be relied
upon to euro, aad it earaa
by ittufinf, aot by evirat
ing, nature I eel tate
violent purgative! your
selves or aliow year II-
dren t" take than, alwava
y.ical and hem- Ci r V.Hfl 3 ff 9f rB use this elegaal a'r
n.t Hnll Oroupd. , OlwA ilCOUaWllSi naceettoal prekaratiee.
In 13. Media 'which has for mere
than forty years a
ab.te
nYCDFDvlI forite. t. ,Vmv'
IS I w I a. I uini'n"un
STiR SHMIIiG PARLOR 1
HIGH STREET, JRENSBUKG, PA
J. II. OANT, Proprietor.
THE PI'BLIC will always find us at our place
of business tn business hours. Everything kept
neat and cosy. Cl towblb a arB.-iaLTT.
CatarrH
"VTOTICE In the Orr-ars' Curt of
the countv ot Cambria. To the heir? and
legal representatives ol Francis X. Christy, de
ceised. .
OReiTisn : You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges ol the Orphans' Coert.
to be beld at Ebensburg. on the first Monday of
leceraber next, then and there to acceptor refuse
to take the Real Estate of Francis X. Christy,
deceased, at the appraised valuation put upon It
by an Inquest duly awarded by the said t'oart,
of show cause why the same shou'd not be told
JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Ebensburg, Pa., Sept. r. 1188.
ELY'S
Cream Bain
Civet Relief at
one and Cure
ixeud,
CATAUHlf.
HAY FEVER
yot a liquid.
Snvf er Poveder.
Frf f rom tnwri
ovs drug i ex- a
:fn.ip odoTt.
A particle t applied Into each aestrll. aa4 it
agreeable. Price hn rent" at Omgg'itt : mail
I registered, SO els. "1rca lars free. ELI 1IU1.,
' ITugglstt, Owego. H. Y.
AT UVS
May feyir f
o
IT'XECITTOUT NOTICE.
U Letters testamentary or. the e-t te of Mary
uiif lure ol Munster township, deceased, hav.
Ing been granted to the nn.lersig ne.i, all persons i
Indebted to p aid esiai r n'......'. r-j-
ent w1tbot delay, and ths having elaitut
agaln't the same will present them, properly
au.h.n.icated. I"""iupl,nnl,i
Executor.
Munster twp., Sept. 1. I'M.
ALESMEPH
J
WANTKD
Liv
E
XECUTOK'S NOTICE.
LAS PAINT CO., I.
STRAY,
the suhse
.f'-me " ''. r!iirl-nct of
:eril-erin AHetfonr townsntp. nnoni
the 1st ol May. t a dark puii wnn wnno
tar on lorehead n nd some white on flanks The
ower is requeued to prove property, ray charges
and take him awav. otherwise be will be dis
posed ol according to lw.
Oct. 18, 1881.
ALEXIS PARKISH.
5 PATENTS
HE1CET WISE GAB1CETT, Attoroey-at-lw,
WA8HTKGT01, D. C.
Refers to Jd National Bank. Washington, T. C.
MrlEVD FOB 1KVENT0K'8
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED,
Toledo Oiades I'nrivalled. For samples, qoo
taHor.s and Information, addrvs
Si. W. 1 l.OWEK A" CO , Toledo, Ohio.
letters testamentary en tne estate ni nnnir
Wl'liamson. cf Oallttrln borough. dc"cd,
having been granted to th undersigned, all per.
sons Indebted to tald estate r notified to nwke
payment wlihowt e-ly. and those having cUims
against the same will present them, properly au
thenticated for settlement. t
ALFRED WILLIAMSON.
Executor.
Oalllttln, Sept. . ! ..
to canvass for the sale ot Nnrserv
Sto-k ! Steadv emplevment urTtd KtL
AKY Al RVPf !. PAIIt. Apply at
on-e. stating ace. ( Refer to this paper. )
4 tiaae) Brother, Rochester, N. Y.
August 20, 8 2m.
XT OTICE. In H e Ori-tinns' Court of
the Countv ol Can-bria. To the heirs and
legal representatives et Elms r.aker. deceased.
OgrirTinn : Yon are beieby cited to be and
appear be lore the Judges ot the 1 irpr.sns' Court,
lobe held at Ehcnst-nrg. on the first M nday ol
lecember next, then and tbeie to accept or re
tne to take the Real Estate of F.dss Baker, de
ceased at the appraised Tlntln rnl upon It by
an inquest du;v asrded bv the said Court, or
show caute why the same should not be sold
.ltiNEI'H A. OKAY .Skrifl.
Sherifl's Office. F.t ensburg. Pa., Sept. isar.
FOR SALE !
. : , ankle Ortst Mill.
fourth mile t-om r.ilro d st.tlon at F en.b-
This It a three run wa-e' P""" m"' n.1 h
sold cheap and oe ieni"-""
leqeire i
J A . ORA7i F.n er
A V nARWK,
Executors 1). Shlnale. dee'd.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
letters of admit, isirntion on the estate ef
William Ivorv, deceased, late of Clearf.e:d to
shlp. paving ten granted te the nndrslgB4.
all persons Indebted te tald estate ere nellt.ee t
make pavment without delay, and the havleg
claims against the same will present them rrep
erlr authenticated for settlement to
.! I H P IH" KSIS,
Adm'r l William Ivory, dee'd.
loerflcld twp.. ct, . Iff.-
AUDlTtH
1 hans'Ce
UDlTitR'S NOTICE In tfce Or-
ourt ofCamerle count-.
in the matte -of theteirl ana gtiti smiit
James Mvers. one ol the Executors of the last
will and testament ol John Elder, dee'd.
Having ben appointed Auditor by tbe eald
Court to pas u-.n the exceptions a led aa-!
account and to make dtstributlou of tbe fund ta
the hnd ol the accountant, notice La aer
givn that 1 will .! n:v ofT.-e 1 the boroeek
..f IKn.Miri. on M-noav. the ftr-t lay .f N-v.
vernier l-". at in j'rinrk. w . to TUrbarge th
doMe- ot ssi i ai'po1nttr.t.i tvci M l where all
parties intre-t-1 "' 'ten. I -f thev l"pt
1 IN ALU E. l'l ETON, A-dner.
Fei..burg. '-. Oct 4. 1-.-.-. I
WANTED
For our KeMsb'e ?C"rery
St.k. oi Salary or Ciwajie-
a-.,, fn li.ru Ir t'l.ri Stv 1--T' V
MTh": SALESMEN
i
a a jfjr W WT