rMwurtinrwwtTi
--i rrmn'Mrwr
,-iTW-'iiar-ifn-i
Fl'noHI'KU. FA.
ma n vit is, issr,
. -v ' " ' w will trafep nut s'.itf
i '.yam tn nil who are ini. ;t
,r -iftipr itheriptlnn, ml vprtMna
o r.pp'i ir. money nrm a-i
arp n! xr,rttpr"'l ft!!
y p trust ihat thopp rpppiv-.ir.-.
their 'mrppcilJitp n'tenflnn.
1 'rj (Mir Ftihooription lit ami
-r cprrl r rrtpfr nuf-H thp
"'? for in nrtvanep, as thp
.,.,-11 !p "vptt wpk and we
. i irr'tn-.! fo furnish thp nipr,
,., iml thpn wait unMI it sn'ts
mi1-1 i r "crucipncf of th'ip who
, ..f .iniv. l!n' nVn If nip a vpr or
. ,. . .,, r.,r to n,it riv f all. TNjp
v i n'-l'V of tlmcn'nty shoul.1
. !i n-inl .in if thpy w:nt the
inrAL AXT rEKSOXAL.
., V'.ir c-lti'if-f-r1 sopd.
r r f -h, (o tho Snzr Pwl.
v,;i a 'l "ii 'f ninst hf recorded
-r i r-r ti p r'jr"ha.
,0'F.i'l K-q . of Iorrt'o was ftt-
,,.,rt f-; wit' ps on Monday,
jj F'p, F.-q . of Fi'f. was
in
.. virt 1nrin- tho prsr.t wppIc.
A. H I-f f South Frk. was
;r vi-iti-.r? during the prppnt wppJi.
I.iwpnw Kinnmin. of Clp-rfV1rl
n was a visitor to o'ir town on Mon-
tin thp (."onn-1 for
r,, sMPt oonislto th'
a tip w
Court
, s. .t,t,i:v rplipvoil hv thp n of
' I Fry Tri. Forsa'eat Davi-
-I.- .1 7;h'ikttiih, of .Johnstown.
y.: i ,v n' l i-t wppk nmona his manv
. 1,, t;j.s p';l"P.
' Y p'!nrpd. of nuntinlon. has
...,! th" nvj'pr saloon of Mr. James
thi-i I'Iipp.
i i !ij Ifor.I coun'y a rulp of court
. n iiiiM -;.'r.ipa morp than onp ap-
. r ;!cpn-p t- o'dt 'iq'ior.
r ui'it-n v-r o!ii Clp.trfipld piiinny
r'n.il Weill f'arpy fivp fppt n:np
: h ri'"' w-ich 2t poiinrls.
i.'.-.i'inr t-f th" frofjnpnt chi r bps in
i 1 ,r f"in thawiniT to frPzini, it is
t' i' f ill ffrain will suTpt svprly.
-. arr,',,l','iBs whpn t'i lazy
ar'iTin.l in hi shirt sIppvps
' I !; 'ins. Jp-r. working in thp
T.ili'iv. of St. n.inifacp. onp
'I! on thp stpps of K. r,. Hlrd
Cj'rniltriwn, and fraoturPd
k
in
. r mi .
, i k
atfho'rs lo ftoMnr. rprmrks a
'iPTi'ii round romprkincr.
tni," no.! i! faith N r:"war1
tt ion
i
; . .-i rai'' was run from th'-' placp I
t. .in si'r.r 'iv cvpnJnsr 'at. taking !
.li-i-.i.i" atul o'p's concprncd in '
. i
T' mas .Trr.rrfn. .Jr , who has
rt-"i! r.t of T:po .Tnnc5on. Ohio. 1
' -r .r tpr hpr. is homp on a stiort J
I i- r'ir.'rt- in this plcp. j
; ,-.. r " pr who cliangp t':-ir r. sid'rcp .
r'ii j shou'd notify us of tip el iiin'o,
r i-: ;i.f ir nrnt-f rt port i-oipp ar!(trijss
'itc ttwv v:ipt f chand fo.
(1 -VP-n ,t r.ri , o" T'TOiip. tiav
'( to hu'-d pijhty-two poUp nven' i
;i",,7;n ('oho fVTi'jir. ThP.v fx- ,
' .( puT-r.'i'til jn aVut t! ir'y ,-liy.s.
.- ii'v'vt-s of I p Ori TTunilrpd and
. f .nrt'i pniipr, pf ppp-cvlvnn'
. r v r . t to h ii a rPP n ion a t D''1p- i
( ..f'.p poi.nty. o:n 'm r-xf .In re. ,
- rt:t oystrr sp . vro to thp uear !
' i ' nf I'hTicjp In thp Indiana conntv 1
'! . th jury h"X ha hcpn rpmypd '
. - . r'..-p.i piirni1' at tt-p sidp of tho
t I p 'a..'"d in fiont (if tt:P judp
-":!: i.-.V'!n, of Johnstown, who
' !i a u'cprihpr to tho Fl!FFf AN
l- i; ritiTihor. nnii who alwsvs
,!v,.,., W!i jn town on Tuesday
' i ami liParty.
' !"' -itis' ii''p nrai! School wiiloripn
!''Piint tr.rtipjitior.s warrant thp
... i -.t t-pr(i vri'l bp a lar?p attpnd
' V r ard that aU sections of thp
"'. be 11 rnrpspntpd.
- Ii'jarPt Tifnpr.of firppnhnroj.
. ' '! with an at'apk of vprtiso
' T!:'i'.i.iv and fracturpd hPr tinh.
t :i'"':vir. Shp is th mother of
:.r. o-; n Jacob .Turnpy.
' ' "iain Hod and flin
'" I. r-"-ii-i-d frum piv Vork
' which worp distrluit'
f l'-a.-rs in H'air county, t'
Club of
t WPpk-,
- 'imrmj
! ..- o! jpet
' J nr a.'a'
ion of th's came biid.
1 .vTi. t ti p snn of a prom'npn
' P-pnsviMp, Wpsttrorpland county,
' a tranip. was arrps'pd Satnr-
'" '! and p'accd in jail in dpfault of
' arnd with rotihine thp tpwlry
i in Harr. of Mt. Plpasant.
- r-
:al rlict'on in A'toona. on
n d cidp n l-pthcr that c:ty I
r. tl o i: iU htpdnpss of thp city
' ;r 5'"o rioo to inprovp thp watpr :
'n ti p prr jpet was vo'cd down t
' 'v if H'J in a tofal r..tp polled of i
i
va a 'arcp crowd rf ppj.p'p at- '
' 1'irinij thp past two WPPks, i
fhfm wp-.t hom hapnipr than :
-''Tp"d at John Owens' storp, on :
whpre thpy houeht thpir dry j
-s L'.inds. hoots and 'hoes, grocerlps '
' - a hfitom prices. j
-r es, always fresh, go to the j
i
i a rcnalr hand pmploypd by j
. 'v-nia Itiilroa J Company on the !
- i'i 0 i i -;, ,n . wef f f Johr.s'own, ;
i ndpr thp whppls of an east- 1
train on Tno'day morning ;
f i jump from It at f5lairvll'e '
'. an I had otip of his legs eroond :
i
"lav of last wcpk two susp'clons
-"-iff-rs pnssprj throiicb town and ,
A Imshoiiso ovpr nieht. Af- '
" ' n tofir npparfurp the npxt
wis iii-pvcrcd that onp of thf-m !
i a!! j -kare, wt 'cfi was n proved ;
nami'e, hut on furthpr Invent!- j
1 to contain a harmless pair of
' 'ted that the "Sr r.f Rethle
rt ar this ypar for the sixth
' !':i or Chriar. This star is
ar ,i r,-pf!y north or the north
" v'sivp n its dazzling light at
: s a solar orb many times the
' onr sim, whosa orbit is yet nn
v any Arr inomer .
v.. i,
'' -pro s. pTt.jpfr an(4 his chil--1
' 'e gfyt-n hv that giftpd young
' Thnnias Smlh, of Altoona, at
"'inif-w's Church, Wilmore, on '
fyr,!iy evening at H o'clock. The
'- ' be for tt.e benffit of a fine new
''j "sidence recently built. All are
1 :j '.t':Ld. Admission 25 cenU. !
We are now offering
iae cireme
there
1 102 Eleventh Ave.
Spnd to J
Normal School.
W. Lecnli for circulars ot
Some of thp bnspps9 mpn of
town should build a tnill of some
the
kind
in this placp ard tr'vo thp yontis tnpn em
ploy mpnt. Somp of thpm arp so poor that
they cannot take their g'rls to a concert once
in a year.
Sheriff Oray, apponioanipd by Simon
I-antzy, of Carroll townshin and Harry
Knelplnrt end Jpssp s Holsingpr, of this
placp. pspnrtPd the eicht prisoners spntenced
to thp ppnitpptlary dnritit the presppt court
to that institution on Tuesday morning.
They delivered thm sarely without any
troublp.
Over in ClpnrRpld county thp liquor li
cppsp aconv is jnt ovpr. Thpre were one
hundred and fifv six rplicants divided in
to r.ippfy spvn hotPis.thirty-sixrestanrants.
two bottling honPs and onp wholpsaip
housp. ()f this number spypny-slx werp
grantpd, fifty. six rofuscd. two withdrawn
and two held under consideration.
Major John W. Duncan, a well known
iron mar.ufactupr of Philadelphia, who spent
a great deal of his tinip In Altoona. rtipd at
hp Logan TTonsp, in Altoona on Tnpsday
night from an apoplectic s'rokp. The dp
cpa -.d was BL'Pd CO reirs and Lis first wife
who died about twenty yparp ago, was a
fiaui.'hb rof Dr. Peter Shof-nbertrer.
Prof. Leech will bp asslstPd in his Nor
ma! School, by John S. Folpy who sppnt last
j year at Indiana Normal Sehool. in company
with W. J Cramer, of Chest Sprirgs Mr.
Foley has spent the past wintpr in Califor
nia teaching. Hp Is an excellent teacher,
known throughout the county. Mr. Leech
is to be cong-atu'ated in securing him.
They will make a strong team.
The production of sfppl at thp F.dgar
Tho-nson St. -el Works last wf pk was greater
than that nf any previous week since the j
works were built, and heats the record of
the rati mills of the United States. The
production r,t ingots was r, (mi tons, and of
rpils 4 P27. Tnere are now six furnaces !n
h'nsr, fnrvacp C having bepn blown in last
Saturday. Tho last npw furn"cp. to he
named will be blown in about May 1st.
"M-'ssrs. Mii-hael MeMorris Frank Pral- I
ley, James V. rt-am and William Mc'.arvey, I
all foful citizens of (la'l'tzin, intend taking a I
plpasnrp trip to I'pland during thp coming j
snm.rpr. Mr. M-Morris will remain for
about a year on th old sod in the honp of
beii' fitting his health which has hppn had i
for some t pie, wt ile tha balance of thp party j
if they peape arrpst as susppcts will return I
in a coup.' of months. ,
On last Sunday morning the watchman '
on the Pentisi Ivan'a rai'road npar Cone- i
tnaugh, found th dpad body of an infant
'ylng between the track. Coroner F,van ;
was notified and a jury summoned who i
vipwed thp remains and thpn adjournpri nn- i
til to day. (Friday). Dr. Evans says thp j
remains have thp appearance of an infant
prematnrply born. There appears to be no j
c'u" to the mysterious remain; and some arp i
inclined to believe it was thrown from a !
rasse.wpr train. i
A young man named Henry Tddlinps. !
a Centre county farmer, while hoi'.jng maple
snaar Hip other dy. was .seized wifh an I
epileptic ht and fell headlonc into a cauldron :
of the boiJint l'rjuij. x,-, one was pear at i
the timo, and deaih must have cime too '
quickly for a cry to escape the l:ps rf the
nonr vii't'm. The fire horned on under the
cnu'ilron. now the horrlnlp casket of a hu
man I ehig, its ghastlv contents hoi led beyond '
semh'ance when discovered two hours after
the fatal tall, by a naiser-t.v. The body ,
fell apart limb from limb, when an attempt j
was made ro I ft it -,ut of the kettle '
i
j Last wei k's Bedford Inquirer says;;
j "Three dUtinct earthquake sho'ks were
: felt in Cnlerain town'hip. In the neighbor- '
hood of 7?ainsburg, about 3 o'clock on Sun- ,
, day afternoon last. The shocks wore violent
enough to cause windows and doors to rattle '
ami were a-companpd with a dull, rumhling j
i fciril like distant Ihunder. The vibrations
j wpre from east to west, numbpr of pco- I
; p'e in town declare they fplt sompthlne like
, an earthquake shork on Sunday last. We '
havp heard report of the same exppripncp
'n Cumberland Valley and at Mann's Choicp. j
It was probably caused by what our Mann's
Choi"e correspondent suggpsts blasting.
I loseph F. Mavps, for twpnty five ypars !
Justice of the Peace at West Alcxanrfpr,
Washington county, diod thprp last Tnpsday. !
I'.pforp thp marriage license law went into !
effect in Pennsylvania, West Alexander
was a favnrifp placp for runaway marriagps, 1
and dnrine thp quartpr of a cpnfnrv of Ids !
official career 'Squire Maves nnitPd 3 OOO
couples in wedlock. His father, Isaac
Mayes, and his grandfather, 'squire Alexan- .
der. preceded him In the place, and the three
married nearly 5 onn couplps. The late Jus
tiep was 73 years old.
Philadelphians, says the Ticrord of that
city, largely interested in the South Penn- j
sylvania railroad s(ated that if, npon the j
completion of that line. It shonld be dis- J
covered that thp IJpading Company won't' i
not glvp it nn eastern outlet, another route ,
to Philadelphia or New York might be j
foueht. Wharton Baikr and others Inter
ested in the projected Seaboard and West
ern Line from a connection with the Lehign
Valley Road at Manch Chunk to Pittsburg
state that shon'd the South Pennsylvania be
abandoned they would stand ready to com
plete their lino.
A correspondent of the Lewlstown
G'i;rtftt from Mllroy, sends the following:
Oop of tho farmprs In this neck o' woods
whi'e engaged in removing a stump from a
field one day last week came nrton what
greatly resemb'ed a ball of tangled rope.
Upon exposure to the sun for a short lime
he discovered that it was a mass of copper
head snakre twisted and interlaced together
with the heads outw.vrd. When stirred up
thpy hisspd in a manner horrible enough to
make one's hair stnd on end. Calling as
sistance he succeeded In dispatching them
When laid out side by side and counted ud
there were fourd to be one hundred and th
ninety-three.
A sample street lamp vtas placed in
positlr n cn the corner of Centre and High
streets, at .lames' drug store, on Tuesday
last, by a I'liiladpldhia Street Lamp Com
pany. An agent of the company, on Tuesday
nk'ht, at the council chamber, gave the
borough fathers all the light on the subject
that was In Ms possession. The company pro
pose to furnish the lamps and keep them
burning at night until 12 o'clock for 519 75
for each lamp rer annum or if the borough
pays for the lighting and attending to the
lamps they wi'.l rtPdact 5' from the price,
nifcking the yearly cost of each lamp 513.75,
the contract to be ror three years. The
lamps burn naptha and make a good light
but th- cost seems to be a little expensive.
The borough officials Intend inviting prop
ositions from other lamp companies before
making any contract.
the people of Altoona a Xew,
same iuility ami style that "Our
was no better than these goods
are gia,i to be able to sell you this First-Class Goods at 7c. per yard, and in Wider Goods at 10c.
per yard. It is Economy to buy these goods. You ought to see them, at least.
WILLIAM F. GABLE fe CO.
Mr Oeorge Brandt, of Lilly, has been
doing duty as jurnr during ttieprpsetit week.
Father Bowpn of Lorptto, if js sid jn
lying sprionlly ill at Mercy nospital, Pitts
burgh. Ex-Sheriff Myers slipppd and fell on the
strct or. Monday, and badly sprained nt.e
of his thumbs.
-Mr David Howell, of Kane. Pa , speijt
a conplp of days in town last week visiting
Natives and friends.
Mr. D'ivis Bracfcpn, on Monday last,
wpnt to Borne. N. Y.. to undergo treatment
for a cancer on the lip.
DrnlPl Carr.py, of Allpghpny township,
cut hip -rk'p severely, one day last week,
whilp chopping In a clearing.
Clinton. CentPr, Clearfipld and Lycom
ing connties pach have a female candidate
for the offlee or County Superintendent of
Common Schools.
npntv O'Neill, ft Cambria oorongh, was
brought, to ,) on Tupday last, charged
wrth forpipMon and bastardy by EPa Zim
merman, of the same place.
K.ev Father Giles Christnh, well Known
throughout the north of the county and who
was atv joned at Carrollfown from 1S03 to
1S7?, dopd ar Covington, Kv., on last Satur
day a weok.
Mr. John Hangpr, of Pittsbnrg. brothpr-ln-la
w of Mr E. B. Cresswpll. of this placp,
is about buying thp farm of Mr. Joseph
Brown in Cambria township, the considera
tion being ?1 000.
Tho EhPtiPburg Brass Band have ordpr
ed some new ipslrnmen'S, which they expect
to recpivp this wppk. When the boys get a
full spt of new instruments they will make
a fine appearance.
Rev. B. Kerr, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian congregation of this place re
ceived and aceeptpd a unanimous call to the
church a! Bmwnsvilip, Pa., and has taken
up his residence in tiif.t place.
Messrs. David Evans and William Chute,
of this p'nee. while out hunting on Tuesday
found a rest of foxes. They tincceeded In
shooting the old one and the next day re.
turned and dug out the young ones, six in
number.
Three of tho prisonors taTcpn to the pen
itent iarv on Tupsday by ShprifT (iiay, wpre
at once recognized as old offenders, by the
warden. Duke and Lynch have each served
two terms in that Institution, and Cooley
one term.
A new counterfeit silver dollar Is out
and is so perfect in wpight and ring as todp
erivp expprts. I's only dpfpet is the letter
"d," In thp motto, "In God We Trust,"
which Is so sHnted as to appear almost like
an ita'ic production.
George Foster, son of Mrs. Christina
Foster, formerly of the Cambria House, in
this pla"e. bad his leg taken c ff by the cars
j on Wednesday night at ITnff's station, npar
: Grppnshurg. whilp atpmptinR to jump on
. a moving frplehf train.
! A young man named Work, living npar
i Williamport, bPing attacked by a nolstein
I hull, saved his life by twisting the ring in
j the animal's nose. When Work was rescu
I rd the brpat bopp was torn loose from hi?
ribs, or.p or two rib? injurpd and a pipce of
one lung torn off.
j Thp reported marriage of an elderly lady
, of this place to a gpntleman named Hinps
from Ohio, pubh'shpd in some of onr county
papers last wppk. rr" 'ps to havp hpen a false
' statempnt, ard such nimois should not ob
tain enrrpney through rpwspapers unless
accompanied by a creditable name.
! W. R. Steel, of New Florerce, a brake
j man on the Pennsylvania railroad, had the
i third and fourth fingprs of his right hand
mashrd Tnpsday afternoon at South Fork
while attempting to couple an engine to a
, train of cars. His glove froze to the coup
I ling link and thus prevented the withdrawal
, of his hand in time.
i Harrison Klnkead, Esq., was thrown
from a buggy on the Diamond on Thnrsdaj?
, morning and slightly hurt. The 'Squirn had
hpen ont driving in thp country and return
ing, when crossing High street the coupling
I pin came ont of the buggy, letting the frot.t
! drop and throwing biro out on his face, ne
j was slightly scratched and cut under the
j eye but we are glad to say not seriously
, hort.
I Mr. J. A. Grazier, for several years con
nected with the management of Shenkle's
mill, on the outskirts of town, on last Mon
day removed his family and household goods
to Altoona, whpre h has secured employ
ment In the R R Company's shops. Mr. G.
is an energetic, upright business man, and
we sincerely regret to lose him from or.r
midst, and we extend hinj our best wishes
for his future prosperity.
On Tuesday evening, just after dark
Alice Maloney. a little dangbter of Mr:
Maloney, of this place, started from her
home to go to the store. When nearly rp
poslte the stable of the Central nno.se a
man stepped out and caught her from be
hind by the arms and shoulders. She f cream
ed, broke loose and ran and was followed to
near the residence of M. D. Kitte'il, Esq ,
where she met another little girl and they
went to Mr. John Farrens store where A'Ice
was taken ill, and had a severe hemorrhage,
caused oy the fright. She did not recognize
the man, and could give no discriptlon of
hiia.
Rnrklfn Arnica Halve.
The best sa've in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblalns,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay rfqnired. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. James and W. W. McAteer, of
Loretto.
Commnn leaf Ion.
BET.SANO. Pa., March 15, 1887.
Editor Frf.em an. On Tuesday one of
most successful schools we have ever
had closed. Oar" teacher came among us an
entire stranger but has made friends of all.
She not only taught the hours required, but
kf pt those in the higher branches at work
until long after school hours. The class
consists of six who have pased a very cred
table examination.
The afternoon was taken np with songs,
recitations, esays. etc. The teacher of
fered several pnzs and the following per
sons each received a pr'z : i. B. nite,
Orr Adams and Maggie Hite. The school
was addressed by A. Wilson and T. S. Enap
field after which the teacher diemissed the
school with a fe? well cnosen remarks. To
say that Miss May Klllen had done her duty
would be telling bat half of the story, Ste
gave book to those that had none and gave
as mo 'h attention to small one as the large
one. Every one was sorry that school was
ended. n.
Well - Made Print which we can recommend for Fastness of Color and
Mothers ' boast so much about.
In fact, these are are a Reproductionof those Famous, Old-Time Prints.
Mrliowl Report.
Report of the Ebensburg Pubiic Schools
for the month, ending March 14, 1887.
Avenue
F.nrolleJ. attendance.
if: I I t I 1
TltCDIRt.
AIIIp I,lnyd
Anne Hevnon...
Kftle Myers
Annie .lone?
J. W. Leech
1 I Sb M (11 2M 22 m;
2 : 13 IK 34 1J IS 27:
3 24 VI 4C 17 J7 S4
4 i 1!7 19 4S 21 17 SS
5 : 19 11 30 17 9 1U3
Totals ; 5 l-'l 98 217! 96 P0 ITS. 12
The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance during month :
Room No. 1 Maud Shlnafelt, Edith
Evans Annie Owpns. Marv Connell. Mable
Crpnry Willie Leightv. Petpr Ludwig, Char-
lip Tibbott. nerscb-I! Evans, Ralph Tibbott,
Dellie Chnte and Eldie Isenherg.
Room No. 2 -Morgan Evans. Lewis
Evans, O'lie Stouch, Charlie Howell, Ol.le
Connell. Ada Jones and Allie Jones
Room No. 3 -Charlie Port, Ray Jones.
Christie Straypr. John Straypr. (rporge
Thomas, Frpd Jones. Prescott Davis. Mary
McBrppn, Nora Lndwlg. Emma Morrow.
Annie Frederick. Flora Mills and Sadie lp-
P,Rootn No 4. Leonard Jones, Morris Ma
son. Jimmie Dick, Lucy Gntwald. Alice
Davis. Sadie Chnte. Alice Malnnev. Stanton
Davis. John .lames. Madge Dick. Delia
som. Annie Malonpv and Ma?g'P MeCa
Room No. 5 Bert Davis, nfrman Jo"p-.
ThanniP Dnv's. Dayton Mason. Olin BarKr.
Shprnian Mason, nprshell Davis. Biie
Shenkle, Irene Evans, Izora Davis and Cr
Davis.
The following i.npils stand first In ttlP'r
resppptlvp classps for this month : Room
No 1.. A. class, Eva nildphrand ; B elass.
Amy Tibbott ; C. class. AnniP MfBwn
Room No. 2.. A. class, Morgan Evans ; B.
class. Ada Jones. Room 3., A. c'ass. Cha
Port ; B. c'ass, John Straver. Room No. 4.
A. class. Delta Folaom ; B. class. Alice M
lonpy. Room No. 5 . A. class, Irene Evans ;
B. class, Birdie ShPnkle.
Chronic Lnnseneanof Ihf BowrH
Results from Imperfect digestion. The
cause lies in the torpidity of the liver. A
regular habit of body can be secured by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator to aid di
gpstion, to stimulate the dull and sluggish
liver, and rid the system of excessive and
poisonous bile. The Regulator corrects
acidly of the stomach, cures dyspepsia and
insures regularity of toe bowels alike free
from laxity or costiveness.
A QnpHtlnn for AcronntsnU
A number of our mathematicians and
business men are worrying over tho follow
ing problem contributed to the Philadelphia
Times but none of them have arrived at the
same answer :
I started a young man In business with
f 10 78 worth of merchandise and 1 7 02 in
cash. One month after be paid me
At the end of two months we SPttle. He
reports that bp has sold mprehandlsp to the
amount of fmo 28, and that bo paid for
mprchandise $35 73 and f 1.V2 20. ne also
rptnrns to me merchandise worth $69 16. I
allow him $27 for rpnt and 75 for his
services. Do I owe him. or he me? How
much ? What do I gain on the investment ?
V.
A filfl for All.
Io order to give ail a chance to test it, and
thus be convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, Dr. King's Npw Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a
limited time, given away. This offer is not
only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in
the merits cf this great remedy. All who
suffer from Coughs, Cotds. Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of
Throat, Chest, or Lungs, are esppcially re
quested to cell at the drug stores of E. James
of Ebensburg, and W. W. McAteer of Lo
retto, and get a trial bottle free, large bot
tles 51.
School Report.
The following is the report of the Cres
son school for month ending March 15,
1887 :
Males. Females.
Number Enrolled, 25 22
Per cent, of Attendance, 88 81
Number of visitors, 12. Mary Storm, Al
rred Hines, Raymond Ilines. Edward O'Nell
and George Deveraux were perfect in at
tendance during month.
NOTICE to FARMERS. -Having sold
I the "Quaker City Phosphate" for the past
three years, and finding such profitable re
sults over all other grades. I desire to inform
the farmers of Cambria County that I do not
propose to rob them or their hard earned
money by selling them marl, coal, ashes,
sand and the like icorthlcts trash, but to sell
them the oldest and best rhosphste made In
Penna. It has an established reputation
since 1842. Twenty tons now on hands in
my wareroom In Ebensburg.
M. D. Bearer.
MARRIAGE LICESSF.N ISSUED.
The following marriate licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, March 16,
1887 :
Charles Albert Smith, Tavlor twp., and
Mary E. L. Fisher, East Conemaugh.
William L. Ream and Anna M. Miller,
Johnstown.
Kmill.Pox,
"A member of my family was taken down
with the Small-pox. I irrinediately com
menced to use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
It kept the atmosphere of the room pure
and fresh. The patient was greatly re.
lleved, and never for a moment delirious -wa3
not pitted, and was about the house
again in, three weeks, and no others had it."
James W. Parkinson, Ed. "The Csterer,"
Phila., Ta.
We fantlon AH Afralnnt To em.
The unprecedented success and merit of
Ely's Cream Balm a real cure for catarrh,
hay feyer and cold in the head has induced
many adventurers to place catarrh medicines
bearing some resemblance in appearance,
style or name upon the market, in order to
trade upon the reputation of Ely's Cream
Balm. Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many in your immediate
locality will testify in highest commendation
of it. A particle is applied to each nostril ;
no pain ; agreeable to use. Price 50 cents.
Died.
BURGOON. Died at the residence of
her father Mr. John Dougherty, In Alle
gheny township, on Monday. March 14. 1887,
Mrs. Mary Burgoon. aged about 30 years.
FARREN. Died at Ms home in Munster
township, on Friday. March 11th, 1887. Mr.
Daniel Farreo, aged about 65 years.
MrGUIRE Died at his borne in Clear
field township on Saturday, March 12, 1R87,
Mr. William McGuire, son of Patrick Mc
Guire. deceased, aged about 30 years.
The Calico we used to get jn 1854-56
Court Proceed Inr.
When we went to press on Thursday of
last week the case of the Commonwealth vs.
James Cooley, James N. Nagle, Jamt-s
Lynch and Thomas Duke for burglary and
larceny, Casper Carlr?, prosecntor, was on
trial. Jury found a verdict of guilty.
Judge Johnston eentencpd each or the de
fendants to pay a fine of 5100 and jointly the
costs of prosecution acid to each undergo an
imprisonment in the Western penitentiary
for eeven years.
The Grand Jury before their discharge on
Thursday made the following report :
To the Honorable R. L Johnston, Judge of the
Court of Cambria coxinty. Pa.
The Grand Jnrv having visited the County
Jail, Poor nousp, etc , report as follows:
The Jail Is well conducted, but. theie scfms
to be a deficiency in the water closets; the
board walks in the' jail-yard are in a very
bad condition, and the iron railings around
the head of the stairs are broken and loose,
and should be repaired. TSe Poor House i,
in the judgment of the jury, in every respect
tn first class condition, as is also the Court
House and appliances
J. O. Creery, Foreman.
Commonwealth vs. Clark Nagle. Aggra
vated assault and battery. Jury find the
defendant not guilty but that he pay half
tne costs and the prosecutor, Michael Drass,
pay the other half
Commonwealth vs Francis Fitzgerald.
Larceny of some shoes from the Cresson A
Coalport ralroad station at Asbville. Jury
find defendant guilty. On Monday the
prisoner was sentenced to pay a fine of 520
and costs of prosecution and undergo an
imprisonment In th Western penitentiary
for a term of one year.
The first case calied on Friday morning
was that of the Commonwealth vs. Charles
Adams, colored. Carrying concealed weap
ons. Jury found dpfpndant not guilty but
that hp pay thp costs.
Commonwealth vs. the same dpfpndant.
AggravatPd assault and battpry. Jury find
dpfpndant guilty and recommended him to
the merev of the court. Sentenced to pay a
fine of 51 00, costs of prosecution and under
go an imprisonment in the County jail for a
term of five days.
Commonwealth vs. William n. Ellv.
Spiling liquor without license. Defendant
plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of
5200 and costs.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Burns. Selling
liquor on Sunday and pprmitting liquor to
be drank on prpmlsps on Sunday. Jury
found dpfpndant not gniltv but that he pay
one hair the costs and the prosecutor, Cbas.
Kelly, to pay the other hair.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Burns. Selling
liquor without Hcppsp and kepping a tippling
housp. Jury found dpfendant gnilty. Sen
tenced to pay a fine 5200 and costs.
Commonwealth vs. same defpndpnt. Spil
ing 'iqnor to m'nors. Jury f inndldefendai t
guilty.' Sentencp suspended.
Commonwealth vs. Georgp D. Snayply
Larcpnv by bai'ee. On leav of Court the
District Attornpy enters a nolle pros.
Commonwealth vs. William n. Kelly.
Selling liquor without licpnsp and kppping a
tippling house. Defpndant plead gnilty.
Commonwealth vs. William Dlanpy. SpI'
Ing liquor to minors. Jury round rterpndant
not guilty and thp prospcutor, Charlps Kplly
to pay thp costs.
Cnmmonwpalfh vs same. Selling llqnor
to minors. J ury find dprpndant not gnilty
and thp prosecutor, Charles Kelly to pay the
costs.
Common wealth vs Aucstine DB!anpy.
Selling 1'qiinr on Sunday and pprmitting
libuor to be drnr k on premises on Sunday.
Jiiry find dpfpndant not cniltv and tnp pros
ecutor, Charles Kelly to pay the costs.
Common wpalth vs. same. Selling I'qiior
to minors. Jury find dprendand guilty.
Spntpnce susppndpd.
Commonwpalfh vs. Augustine Dplanpy.
pllirg llqnor without license and keeping a
a tippling bouse. Jury found dpfpndant
gnilty. Sentpnced to pay a fine of 5200 and
costs.
Commonwealth vs William Delaney.
Selling liquor "on Sunday and permitting
liquor fo be drank on Sunday. Jnrv ronnd
dpfendant guilty. Sentpnce suspended.
Commonwealth vs. Francis Fitzgerald.
Larcen v and recpiving stoipn goods. Jury
find dffpndarTt guilty. Spntence suspended.
At four o'clock on Friday afternoon tre
last case on the criminal list was reached
that of the Commonwealth against Gporge
Ankenbauer for the murder of Samuel Craig,
at Galll'zin. A jury was obtained from the
regular panel without the necessity of call
ing talesmen. The following gentlemen
were Impaneled and sworn : Thomas Nagle,
Wil'inro Shemmell. Bprnard Myers, Jr.,
Daniel Kont, Valentine Cramer. William
G. G-ay. Francis Farabangb. Charles J.
GPI Daniel Warner, John M. Wefk'and, W.
C. Gin ; and nenry Swoope. The Com
monwea'fb was represented hv District At
torned Rcsp and Donald E. Dnfton Esqs.
and the defendant bv Messrs. John P. Lin
ton, W. II. Rose and Wm. H. S3cblpr, Esqs.
Twenty-fo jr witnpssps wpre called on the
part or the Commonwealth and twenty-one
on the part of the defpns. Tho testimony
closed on Saturday afternoon at a quarter
past four and from that time nnfil 10 o'clock
at night was occupied by attorneys In their
pleadings. At 10 o'clock Court adjourned
urtil 8 o'clock on Monday morning, the jury
in the meantime being placpd in charge of
Constables Myers and Kline who put them
up at the B'air House. On Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock the Jury were in their box
promptly and Judge Johnston delivered his
charge, oecpylng about rorty minutes, when
they retired to deliberate. The prison
er, along with his wire, sat patiently await
ing inside or the bar for the return of the
jury, but at 10 o'clock Court adjourned until
2 o'clock without any sign of the return of
the jury. At half past one the ringing of
the Court House bell announced the fact
or the jury being ready to render a verdict
and at once the movements of the people on
the street were turned to the court house, all
anxious to hear the verdict The cryer called
the Court, the cl rk called ovpr the names of
the jurors and when asked if they htd agreed
upon a verdict announced that they had
found the defendant not guilty.
Nienolas Mulherron who was convicted of
burglary and larceny, was on Monday sen
tenced to pay a fine of 5100 and costs of
prosecution and to undergo an Imprison
ment in the Western penitentiary for a term
of one year and six months.
SECOND WEEK.
Haywood Brothers Company vs. E. B.
Cress we II. Appeal. Settled.
Use Mary A. C. Hamilton vs. W. A. B.
Little. Debt. Jury find for defendant.
Sarab S. Harr vs. James Reynolds et al.
Trespass Qnare Clausam Fregit. Jury find
for plaintiff the sum of 550.
James P. McConaughey, Adm. vs. Sarah
Reighard et al. Appeal. Jury find for
plaintiff the sam of 561 4R.
John Dibert vs. Adam Kemery. Appeal.
Continued by consent.
CQ'S
Durability of Wear.
and along-
We
1402 Eleventh Ave.
John M. Gunnlrgvs. Michael Fitzharrls.
Trespass vi. et Armis. Jury find for the
plaintiff the sum of 5200.
Lanig A Davidson vs. Emanuel James.
Appeal. Continued by consent.
J. C. Gates et al. vs. P. FKnn et al.
Trespass Quare Clausam Fregit. Continued
by consent.
Stppnen Stutzman. Assignee vs. Washing
ton Stonpbrpaker. Judgment ope ned. Coo-
tlnupd at cost or plaintiff.
D. Teeter & Co. vs. M. J. Kennedy et al. j
Continued by consent.
Henry R King ys. C. C. Co. & N. Y.S. R. I
R. R. Co. Case is Assumsit. Continued I
by consent.
Joseph Hoffman et al. ys. Catharine Con
soretal. EjectmeDt. Continued by con
sent. Elliot Tailman vs. The Dwelling House
Insurance Company. Case in Assumpsit.
Continued at costs or defendant.
Frederick Smeeder vs. John P. Parrish et
ux. Sci. Fa. Sur M. L. Continued at costs
or defendant
Elizabetn Kunsman v. Cyrus Holleu,
Garnishee. Scire Facias. Continued by
consent.
David T. Edwards et. al. vs John T.
Long. Trespass on the Case. Jury find
for the defendant.
Use of F. A. Shoemaker vs. John II.
Fiske. Appeal. On trial as we go to press
on Thursday afternoon.
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D
OX A LD E. DUFTON,
ATTOK.N tY-AT-I.A W
. . , . Krkssbcko." I'lU'i
- Office In Armory KullJinic.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby (clven that A. J. Watt will
ninke aj. plication to the -,mrt ot Common I'lea"
of t'amt.rta coun'y. for rlnal dis-chance ur.der In
p'!nt n JIonda'- APr'l . l'sST.at 2 o'clock,
. H. A. SlIOKMAKEK, Prcth'y.
Kt'cnshurif. I"a., March 18. 1857. If
-Ll Xotlrt; hereby iflven that the lollow
ltiK account h heen tiled in the Court of Com
mon fleas ol CaintTin CouotT. renn't and will
be confirmed t.y sild Court on ti e 1st Monday of
Anrtl. IsST. nnlg cue be shown to the contrary
tirtand final accountof Albert E. itenjer
afginnee oi Albert Irorv.
.. ... H. A. SHOKMAKER. Proth'y.
Proth'ys. Office, Mar. IS, 3c,
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby uiven that letter! of
diEjniPtration on the estate ot .fames C Brown
decea.-ed. lute of the Borough of Lilly Cam
bria county. Fa., have been Kranted to the
undersiifr.t.!. All person Indebted to paid es
tate are notiRe! to make pivraent to me wfhnut
delay and th-e havinic claims aiialn-t the name
will preni them properlv authenticated to
JANE A KKHWN.
.... . Administratrix.
Hemlock. I'a.. Match 18, l"S7.
lTiiinitr:itrT'i
N'ot if
. .mh. .iai:e irx.-n. ieceaed.
I.otfr' of ndmtnietraMon havinir hen rranted
to the un.ler-iif ned In the estate f Mary J. Trox
ell. kite of Oalhtzin borough, deceased, all per
t ns Indebted to Paid estate are reqieted to m iko
payment, and thoe having claims to preent th
same without delay to
JOHN J. TKflXELL,.
T. : . TK iXKI.I..
(aliltiln. March 4. Administrators.
I-iconso Notice.
THE FOI.UITINO I'Ki:(lS H AVE Kilko
aiiili-Tifins or Mi'K.NsK with the Clerk of
Court of Cloarter Sessions, ot Cambria r.ointv
to be presented to s.iil Court on MIINIiit'
March -Jlst. 1-97 :
Aibims township John Trls t ivern.
Allegheny township Iiiniel Rurk, tavern
Harr township Kberhs-'l I less er, tavern.
Cambria U.r. 1-t vd Park Clark. eatlBif houe.
Thomas Halb'ran. Ki!wnr. Haves Charle. Kovle
Patrick Soanl.in. John I.n'bhirr l..bn
Jacob Harttnin. Mrs. Praok Kart7. IntlM Fish- 1
er. Martin lVirin. P:i k .ren. Francis K. Kelly, I
Pe'er Ki!zoa;rick. Mart-are' Herbert, I'at'k M-.v;'e" '
Michael Keatinir. John Kmtz. Hndiret H-i'wo' i
Henry s.ilv. Patrlca J. McLauKhlin, Hunh Me- I
Conne'l. tavern.
Cambria l.or.M wd-Jobr. Kovian. ea'lrir house. !
John K. Fees. John Hurkhari, Peter Toner. 1 ihri
I.ysett. Charles MeCnflerty. irnnrd ffarvey
Jacob Shafler. Peter Hoth. John Scriefl iu..r. Hen'
Aiirner. fames Curley, James Hush, Micbaei
Koilirers. tavern.
Carrolltown borough -f Ira v t Williams. J. J.
H:iuk .V Hro.. quart. J hn stop. John Usser',
Frederick Kir. A. Klum . eatina house. An
drew Hani; . Matthew WeaKland. K Iward L. Hin
der. Stoiiz it Wetsell. Lawrence S hr th. tavern
I'ar-oll town 'hip .lames A . Hair lev. H . C. Scan
lan. eatlnit house. Thomas J. Weakland Andrew
Iaptzv. tavern.
Chest S(.rinirs oorouah J. B. Noonan. Jjhn
Cron.e. tavern.
Chest township Leonard Hartman. 'tavern.
Clearfield township Ueorif 3 Harber, eating
house. J. A. Wallace, tavern.
"nnetniuKh riorouifh. lt ward eore Hell.
John Karr, John frail". Char'p" Mtinrer, liivtd
f'ostlow .Tm-s '. liarly. (reorire Karl. Erhrt
M'ii. KS.Krehlhr.fi. Kreorr'i k Heuler. tavern.
('nntmaOHli borough "Jd ward Henjamin K1t,
Kate Walcher, John trerhart. Honedict F.itar,
Cl aries HolT.an Josua 'tri ffl'h. Joslah Swank
Albert Lrckey. Andrew Kitzsimmons, "Laura
Toohey. Parah "avananeh. Anna Earntt
Vnity Pally, rjatharlne A. Sir. an. tavern.
ConeroaiiKh township Mrs. Lena Shaffer. et
ln house.
Croyle township John Orifnth. TV. W. Baker.
Peter Hrown. Charles N. Crause. Henrv Hartman,
John 1. Wentroth. Josepn N'eff. Albert Carpen
ter, tavern.
lean township P. T". Jk. ,T. Stov. eatlnit house.
Ki-hard Free. F. I). Huraoon. Pat k lhinn. Leon
ar.l H.illls. ! Myers. Thomas Ihinphv tavern.
F.ist ''oneinauirh OeorKe A. "m!er. Mariraret
Kelly, Wm. J. Cannon. John H Furlonic. tavern.
Ebcnsburu, Eist ward J. H. Iennv. tavern.
Ehenburir, West ward John A.'Hliilr. P. F.
Brown.. John Hendcr. tavern.
F'.l.ler township Francis X.. Utt, Jacob S. Kline.
I eter rlaser. tavern.
Franklin hormiKh Peter Kubrltz. tavern.
(JaMitiln horoiiuh Joseph Iasnner, Andrew
feaiiler. eatlnit house Fnat Schals. Henrv C.
limit, I c. ii'irk. John V. Basal. Chas. Ires.
Michael Fitzharrls, Joseph M unninK, Arnold
Leir.. Max Stehle, tavern.
rallitnn townshl;)- Alfred Miller, eat'e house,
("rubhtown borough John H. Kimmell, Catha
rine Heam. tavern.
Johntowi 21 ward John Kaab, quart. John
Coad. Seo. l Kaab, N'eal Sharkey. W. h. Tt Kir
hy. E. II. Wlllpwer. John Frnnke. ot:frie I Hoff
man. Joseph Cronse. Imlel Lvsetf. Thomas
Kinney. Conrad Hoffman. Pa'rlck I'Conneil. Jno.
James. ?eorif W. Kougb, Jt'hn Schlffaoer, Job
Morgan, tavern.
Johnstown 1 ward John Ludwlir Jt Son. FNh
er . Co.. H.. Lndwlit. quart. John V. Shafler,
Cnarles Oswa d, Joseph Kost, James J. Mlllliran.
Joha Frltr. Stephen (J.nlrK 'atharine Friti fc
('has. Wess, John 1. Thomas. Wlhlam Oerhardt,
Oeorire Koab, Kobert Sajrerson, John J. Hornlck,
Mrs. Kost. James Clark. M J. Murphy. John
J. McCann. Wm. II. Thompson, Joseph belter,
Charles H MeAteer. tavern.
Johnstown 4'h ward Jacob Mier. Wm. Thomas
quart. C. I.Schnable. F. W. W ier. ea'.ine house.
Henry Koch. Fkhart Plel. Jacob Orate, Win. L.
Halferby, F. W. Hoffman, tavern.
Johnstown Sfh ward Henry Thomas, tavern.
Johnstown 6th ward Win. Shaffer, tavern.
Johnstown "th ward Andrew Abler, John Oer
taardt. tarcrn.
Lilly borouirh Theo. Sell. Wm. Hecit. eating;
house, t-.Iward Mulherrln. Jitin Metrirar, C. A.
eorne. tfeorire Brant. C. Koblnl. Jephart Ben
der, Simon Ryan. Margaret Haiey. tavern.
Liretio bofotiuh A. J. Christy. U F. O'lton
nell. F'lorlen Hetiirete. tavern.
Milivlile 1st ward Patrick Koiiirers. E. J. Vin
ton. Thomas .1. Iewls. Andrew W e n. F.vnn A.
Jurats, Michael F. Muriihv. Owen M- i. jr..
Kobert Butler, F.dward McLaughlin, N't l Mo
AoeneT. Austin Nearv. tavern.
M'llvllle 2dward Michael McBrlde. quart,
F.llen t'onnelly, ent init house. Sarah Mini ihan
James P. Burns William Marshall. Thorn s Mc'
Keriuott. John Honan, Michael Lvnch, Tames
Daily, tavern.
Portajre tc wnshln Petir James. J. J. Mcl'onell
Felix Toole, Peter McOoub. tavern.
Prospect horoueh Thos. Kellly, Mary Neary,
James O'Connor, tavern.
Reade township I). T. Dillon. AlbertTourskln.
W. A. Chaplin, Adam Ceuce. James Lalnpc, L A
Craver, tavern.
Klchland township John Hlnes, John H. Wat
kins, tavern.
Tunnel Hill boronirh ratrlck Iowd. Wm.
McOarvev. Andrew Basal. Kichard Byrne, Albert
F . F'ick, Catharine Flupatrick, tavern.
Stonycreek townshin- Joseph Balti. eat't house
John Metzler. Chas. J. Shaeler. tavern.
Susquehanna twp. Philip P. Miller, tavern.
Washington twp.-Frack Leap, eatinft house.
Patrick K. Myers. W. K Dunham. John H Clark.
Michael Donanghe. freo. J. Swaderer. John P.
O'Neill. Hoth O'Donnell, tavern.
Wilmore boronah .las McBreen. eat'it house.
Joseph Horner, Conrail Wentroth, tavern.
T'pper Yodertownthlp Jdo. A. O'Connor, Chas.
Hockstine tavern.
Lower Yoder townsp MlchaelConway Francis
Leckey, tavern.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, CHerk.
Ebensburg ,;March 4, li7.
TJEADY for Spring IJur-ine.s.
it'LEADY to please you auain.
TT VERY dav brings us Xew Goods
A4 VERY Department, including
ALL the Leading Stvles of
LL the Best Makes in Clothimrwith
D
ECIDEDXovelt ies in Furnishintrs and
EC 1 1) ED Xew Stvles in Hats.
Nine years experience in the Clothing busi
ness have given us a knowledge of the wants of
people in this respect from A to Z. Our Selec
tion for spring will justify the statement.
Our inducements are still the same, viz : the
best made and best fitting Goods in the Market
at lower prices than you" will pay for inferior
goods elsewhere. Consider these things and
come and see us earlv.
L. M. WOOLF, SON & THOMAS,
Leading- Low-Price Clothiers. Johnstown, Pa.
THE BOTTOM
IS REACHED AT LAST.
The largest stock of hardware ever ollered in
the Counh' can be found at my store. I am
now selling many goods at much less than I can
replace them for, but I will 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, trunk:
and farming implements, call and see mv stock
and learn my prices. L 13 ...
C3-. HU1TTLET,
HIGH STlil- HT. - - - i:i!i;NSBL l!'J
- J
HARNESS AND SADDLERY!
I have now on hand the best assortment ot
Harness and Saddlery in Ebensburg and am
constantly manfacturing new work. Call and see
my stock of Harness. Halters.
samitEs, smotEs, whips
etc. I use none but the very bet of stock and
sell at the lowest price . Bark taken in ex
change for harness. G. L. FRKDKRICK,
Kensburg, Pa .
POLITIC I..
17 ok cowry commissionf.k.
I bert't y h n t:Oo ni'e m s i f as a cniii'lnt
tor I'ourtv ' ' H.iiiif-ir iier. sr..j-et to 'h di-oisM
oi the next Democratic i-rmLirv e!e--ti n
C. A. Mi'iii 'N'l'ILK.
Lilly Borough.
TfvK nii'NTY cinnnssiiiM K.
I heteby announce msii as a candidate
forCoun'y 1 "runrn's-auTer. suljec; lo the decision
oi the next Democratic prlmar- e!ee.)(,r..
F. J. I'AI.KI-H.
1 1 u i u 1 n.
17 OK COWTY I'OMMIS-IUN F.K.
I h. ee'y an
nounce myself as a candidate for Cour.ty '..tr
mlsloner. subiect to the decision oi tte next
Democratic Pnniarv Flection.
IHoMAS J. WILLIAMS.
Etensburit. Mnr:h 4. 1-57.
rOK COl'NTY TKEASUKEK. ,
I herehv annoure
myself as a cardid ate f ir County Trea-urT. sot;
lect to the decision of the oexf' Demor-Ti rrl
uarv election. JAMES (ililKH.V.
Cambria Borooith. Mar. 4 ln,7.
F
OR "OT'NTY TREASURER.
I hcehv announce mvsell as a candidate
tor 'ountv Treasurer. s.it.5et to the decision of
the next lemocratic ri'imarv election
H K.N K Y E1CH EN'SEH K.
Highland 1 p.
FOR COUNTY TREAST-RER.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Treasurer, subject to the dec.sion of
the neit Democratic prlmarv ele-tl on.
'M. A. (J.C KTZ.
Washmirton Twp.
F()T COUNTY TREASl'RKR.
T v-Kv rn 'urcr myclf n a cn'1i1aTp
ttT(."M: ; T : i r. snT',(,t to Tp de:!on j!
next I-tnoor:4t.r prlmarv eleotfn
A I. rKiTK
Wa.hiTm;cn Ttj).
IOR COrXTV rOMMIIONT.R.
I hrrfr,v nnnoonce rnv-lf a a ran illat
fnr "aiiritr 'Tn ra i .t"fier. . uf-icct Tn the d eels It-riot
tho next Iemoeratle i'Tlrn-v 1- n.
CHAKLKS Il"NI.r.
"arr' ii I wp.
FOR COUNTY COMMIsioxr.R.
1 hereby announce mvself as a candidate
for ''onnty "orBmssioner sa"-.-. t,. ;i.e derision
ol the next Democratic pr'.marv election.
P. E. DILLON'.
Elder Twp.
F
OK COUNTY TKEASVKFR
I take this method
of annonn-lni that I will be n eandl-la-e lor the
nomination of the office of County Treas-irer,
snhie-t to the aetlon oi the Democratic Primary
election. If nominated I will mine ac active ef
fort to t-e elected, and If elected w:il perf- rm the
ontle. of ssirl office to the best of rry tbllity end
for the accommodation ol the tTpavers.
THOMAS E. HOWE.
Cambria hornnith, March 4. 1S7.
THE PLUWFD KNIGHT.
For LOO we w'11
d. post paid.
SO I lira f ine Irsra ot the shove brand
M II HAR1Z A kl.IXF,. HobssonU. Pa
Jan. 14 7
CAUTION.
All Ternr! are hereby can? -oned n'Dt
med lilnir or mter'erina with one Ir r erey Ma-e.
one bv M are. Harness and one two horse Conk
Una- Wairon ( new ). as thev ha ve been purchased
by me this 10:h day of March. !7. of W. S.
Hlleman and lelt In his possession until called
for.
S. D. KonF.SFN.
Mar. 18. 3t. Smiths' Mills. Clearfield l'.. Ta.
FOR SALE The sobsriher w'll sell at nnvs'e
sale ONE 4T INCH TT'h'HTNE WATER
WHEEL. ONE PERRY hHlMB.F MAi'HIXl.,
side. cut. 1 Lath Mill and Sawmill complete ex
cepting head blocks and beltina necHcary to
run all the machinery. Fjr further r.artieUiars
call on D. M. KmTZI'K
at Ashvillh. or address him a; Cbest Springs,
PostofBo-e, Cambria county. Pa. Feb. 4. l--7.
BARBER SHOP.
The imdOTFliTTied invites the cltlrens of Ehens
hurir and public aei erallv to cail at Ms sh p
on Centre St.. Ehenshur. Pa., (opposite the
Mountain House saloon i. where he wl.l t-e found
ready ti accomodate them with a clean shave or
a hn ir cut on short notice.
Bv keeplns evervthlna reat and tidy about rwy
shop 1 evpect;to merit a liberal share of pat
atre March 11, '87. PETER WILHELM.
to
TW. I)I(. K. Attoknev-at-j. s
Ebensbum. Pa. dtr.ee tn f ull Mm i
' Lloyd, dee'-i. ir.-t t!'.". ) Centre s-rer t.
; mintrer of lal t'a:nes attended t- fa;:"it .
r. atd c:iet.'.,i:s a spec'a l;y. pi -:
FOR Hkl.T. STE4M ENGINES. CLY -
-e I'm,-, B l-r and sti.-e-I-on v rt-
se-ond-haud eririocs aod t oners on ban i. H'
Inn Jiit'nrs ui ma-hlnerv a f-j i-c:a!-v. -TH1
AstAKLIN'. Allegheny, Ph. (.Inn. -..-!v.
1, xecuior's N.t i-s.
J i.-:te of Aii.ai.Ja Z rr.merman. dt-e'd
l.e;ters tisiarnenr rv ,,n tie f'ae uAiil
Z:i:in-fr".n, lite of ciearp'-id towt,shit..Catr.t."-.
County. Pa., de-r l.av.nit b.-en arauted t
un te- ir.iej. a'l persons indebted to sill ests
are hercbv rot fie.i t,. mn ke pa m nt wit bout
lsy. etil tlo.e havinn rla!n.a aic.it.st t! e a
io present them jr.-t.-.j au::.vr.:iatei :tr -l.ement
tj.
CH.KMIM. M c M 1 1.1,1
AUj na.I a. M .r. 4 !7.-': 1 vert-- -
rrm.ic n. i h i.
NOTICE Is her-f y ir. ven. hat apMeation
te n.a.'e to the Le 1' a'ure ! I'etic'i Itati A
Cs pre-ent session lor 1 1. e pn s sk e of in A.-'
thon-ma tie Miirvi..,rs ..) put. lie- ilcs '-i
Cambria n unty to e-e-t wire 'er.i-e aioit
s.an:e at such p a.-es as tl ev mat .1e. m m--t--in
their re-i ecevr toWtls ;, s. t.i rt-ver t ttt
structlon and use of the same ltn w riritts
J 1 H"M as.
J. o I K1KKY.
J W.MUKim'i."
Carroll twj . Cambria cint'.v. Mar 4, .SS
VOTU'E.
-i-' Notice is herv v fiv r.. tl at tte foilo
ecount by been ri'e l' in lis c. -t-t i.lni .
Pleas of Cam! ria e..nr'v an-1 wi'1 t-e eur.fr
hy said Co-irt on first M.'-rolav . Mir-h cx'
le cause be shown m t" e r t'trKrv.
1'ir-t and rr.al aer-.ii-.t ot Jo-e. 'n tl ue A -rte
of F. E. Bhe a:,d we .ene- ,,
H A. SHOEM AKEK. Ir-c
I'roth'ys (i5re, Et-eu: i:r Fob. 1, l7
F
OR RKNT.-Tlf tinrlprrrierl
.ers the fo'iowlr.-K de-irstle i'rote-.
rent : An r-bxmit -ti re r m -'i4' feet, e .
Bla-s wino. w. su:f !e for hardware sb re i -other
store and there is a t!nh .p and t.tds it
buildlnit. There i a irood irir.ien nd kt -e.i.
and rooo.s In the bu:!d:rir u1tt -dwelllnK.
A spier-did r.pportut:-:v f t nn -ins
to start a hardware and tinlnu e.tab 1
the trade is a ire idy etat-hsbert as f-nv..
carryir.iton the t-u:res f .r ve.r. The -t
r - erty is situated m l arroli:. n, r.
Count v. Pa.
A i. o. several lots f f jrinr. 1 is i
cultivat ion s tua'e 1 in a-r 1 t w nsh -p r
lent to the B..r-iiirh Po-se-.ion given A -l-7
. Call on or ajdre.
ANDREW H, HA!
Ie-. ;4. Carro.it ct'jU t la
SUBS CRIB
-FOR-
the tmm mm:
1.50 PER YEAR ;
WiriUX THE COl'STV
OUTSIDE THE COUNTY, H.,
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