(fnmlmn J vecimm. F.nrASHI Kli. PA. t ;'. 1 1. - - AVM1. S, fSST. LOCAL AXDTERSOXAL. , t Siimlay is Faster. Ft ncp apples, 50 to the Sugar Bowl. I'stcli tiimt if vou can, from tlie l.'th of April to fie l.Vh of July. Mr. c. C. Linton, of Johnstown, spent ( few .:sy In towr. this week. 'I I e bet a-isutnint of pents fine shoes u w en ex! iiiitlon at Parkers'. 1 . 1 i t a number of our people cliantjed :N :.r l''1 "f rt'i-i'l'noe last week. At this a'on of ttie ypar, the man who pr p' - 'it'-l:: ne weather Should be encour- i ! CiTklin wacfm is the best waaion ijii'. stul i- for salt' by V. S. Darker A T' 1- atniophere has been a little too cold .-t , out tlie Spring loafer in all his 1' -v ''"! "horniich fathers" of Bedford have r, 'u i-l to purchase a Silshy Meam fire fr,.':ne. M '!cn Hewitt, a Perry town?hip, Kay frv ronTitv. fruit grower, has 1,:?imi barrels t ? i pV -ti:l on hard. Two hur.dted men at th Miller Brick i.r'K-, in Tyrone, on Saturday struck for a: i.ivanre of I1' per cent. rupture instantly telieved hy the use ( f t . rt-It hr.Uerl Fry Truss. For sale at pu'-i'd's dnm store. -.1. fin L. Sullivan the pugilist, is billed to appf ar a the Opera House, Altoona, to c; rr-iw f Saturday Evening. los. Cramer, of Indiana county, is the hrj-t manufacturer of charcoal in the II" employs 200 men. A le-i well tor gas or oil, at Wharton f jrr.v v. Fayette county, has been aban Vr - ! at a depth of 1..V50 fprt. Y. I:. F.lack has soli! his Indiana, Pa., T' '.cuisliment to A. T. Moreheart, f r!iu r! postmaster in Indiana. A -wan, measuring seven fppt across the w r was shot one diy recntly, in the I ' Vr-'iiMy, Huntingdon county, d un. Tli' OniruNsin tiers are having glass do ir-; put on the naper esses in the vault of t!.e r iT(ier's oflice in th Court House. Mr. J'll.n Sr"chler, a former employee of i-tliiv, has given up the printing t u- :-- fnr tti' purposes of studying law. 1 1 e hi.! to prevent the sale of intoxica ti:.' ii i iiT on l).- or?tion Day passed the I.pi- attire hr.ally Tuesday of last week by Vi'te tf Iii'.i to 1. 'lie thirtv-eiirhtb annual meeting of V.r- Medieal Srciety of the State of Pennsyl-Vi- 1. wilt he held in Bedford on June 20 p.! i:uid Ju'y 1. -A F. limner, tin Somerset county Ke-r-'i'i'i'-in politician, recently convicted and ei;tencHi to prison f,,r forging tax receipts, ka-. applied for a iardon. The tiny or girl, who Is a regular news pil-r reader, will grov up in intelligence and use good language, both in speaking and writing, even with a limited education As s,)(,n as tii cold snapi are over, give tVe alleys, bark yards, gardens and premises in genera', a thorough caning up. The debris of winter, should be carefully re moveM. Mr. William Ludwig, of the firm of I.udwig A- Suns, hqd the misfortune 'to get cutwht in som- of the machinery in their woolen mi'!, but we are glad to hear was not seriously hurt. H is probable that the act granting ho'intips on the scalps of wolves, wild cats, fi x.-s, minks, wenseio, hawks and owls, will, hi w'io'p or in part, be rpppaled by the pre- fTit Legislature. For all kinds of fresh groceries, go to t' leir Bow!. A pair of go!, I snectaclns in a black case w. r lost in this place on Sunday last. One d..!'r reward wi'l be paid to tPe finder. To s. ',1.111 tl:ev rpTnn- can b learned by inqu'r- at th'-i office. The Fostmasfpr (ienoril has issued a rirm'Hr letter to postmasters calling atten t:i"! tn t!:e advantages of the special de !: erv ,sjem and urging tl;om to commend its tlie puolic. F.;- 'i.ngrpssrnar. A. II Coffroth's new hrii-k residence in Somerset was destroyed v :e on Thursday morning of last week. T!" 'mil lirig was valuable, having been er- r'i .i at a cost of .."), ,00 and was insured f-'f.y. A'exinder Ruflegp, of fiallitr.in, died at 1.'- ! niie :i that p!acp on Friday last, from ' -v H -was about 30 years of age and a timi,i.r ,,f A!!ert Kutledge, who was killed in a .1! mine at that place on the Thursday rrv:or,i. Wi:iini F.rnbig, employed in a saw mill at r.ar". tow!i, flinfnn county, on Monday la-t aifidentally ff-!l against a ''rctilar saw. I! is riL'-.t arm was cut off and tl op of his ska ! caj to fragments, exposu.n tfie brain. II- is prn'iahly dead by this time. N'.-w stock of plain and decorated dishes ju-t r. f-ived at Barkers'. r.-m!ncon Bros., of Pittsburg, the' well rnn tirm of advertising agent, have tTrved t'leir quarters to the new Venn t'u:'i;!i-.. on Pern avenue, near Seventh s-'-it, where they have more room to tra-v t U.ir largfly increased business. M:s l.izie M. Bremipr, former a tea?her cf tie loimty, is canvassing the town for L-n F.-r'cy 'oore's "lieminiscence of Wasli-t- r,s I-i -. It is a valuable work, exten (1 Tig over .') years of social and political ":v ty at h Capita! of th United States. Kr !ar, April 2'd, has been fixed by r, -vt-r-r.r as Arbor Day, and the -,,rr s and citiens generally are called tp''" t 1 p ant trees on that day. Should the V- pri.ve unsuitable, adjournment to anoth er t'.n.e, H-t thp citizens of any locality rony d-t-rn ine, witi be In ordei. -M'jnr William P. Elliott, died at his l.-rp :., i.PW4ifkWn nn Saturday last at the ' 1 aje of riinefy-four years. II was a f r i ter hv trade and the oldest In the F.ir man years past, however, he t worked a the cape. He was the U '' .-'ir-r of the Lewlstown O'tftte. He waa l "r-ir,r,er of tlie W ar of 112. F-.r an oyster atw, goto the Sugar Campbell, of Donegal, Westmore a. i , f.rity wai n Altoona, last week, and ri- v.., v;Ll) for wftnU(- lumber shipped during the winter. On the return r C 1 " fei: asleep tn the cars, and when aw . fi,0 nasfl was ni j.nt,i having been -p friKii l is inside vest pocket. f'" r'ridav last Jacob Wilson, who shot Kunman at Gallitin on the 20th c !il a hearing before J u.Jgp Johnston r-"- ? ,.,r1 us After hearing the test I-1-.- hunor f xed the '.mount of bail at n f ' To to this time WiNon has not fur ,r '''I He tail and be is still confined in !' ' 'Mted that tb public hardly reali- ' ' vast amount of work that has been .'.'J l:r'"'r' n historical battlefield of Get- : f, .' " SPB''Iy one hundred monuments, "' f'""m?" Uf to ft, Mr each, have; . ' n, er' r'l, and eight miles of avenue j --''- -u.t ..ally eneod with -!re fence hnve , '"rtraetH. j AFTER 'SEEING GABLE STEP FORWARD TO THE EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT An.l sec itlieir Line Stock of Hamburg E.lgings and Insertions Fine Work on Good Cambric just imported from Switzerland, and sold at lower prices than many jobbers wholesale them at. Prices range lc. to $1 per yard ; Special Value at 5, 10, 12 1-2, 15, 17, 20, 25, 28, 33, 37 1-2, 50c., etc. Beautiful New Swiss Edging and Insertions very cheap. A Fine Line of Flouncing Widths in Cambric Goods, just received, at 50, C21-2,"75, S712, 05c, $1, etc., per yard. Bargains in All-Over Embroideries. You will find this a Very Large Stock of Beautiful Patterns to select from at Remarkably Low Prices. Ladies, Don't Miss This Rare Opportunity. Schenk Block, 1402 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa., Gable & Co.'s Store, Mr. T. T. Hearer, of Suquehanua town ship, who has been for some time at Clyde, Ohio, where he was engaged in teachine, re turned home on Tuesday. Mr. James Mclntyre. of Blair township. I5:air county, claims that he has killed over one hundred muskrats at the oid canal reservoir during this winter. Between eihtand nine o'clock on Wed nesday evening a lamp exploded at the residence or Judge Johnston, it was quickly thrown out, which saved further destruction. Mr. Charles Dillon, of St. Augustine, sell will at his residence in that place on the 2nd inst., at 10 o'clock, . m , a lot of per. sonal property and aho a house and five lotd in that village. Messrs. A. W. Buck and Matthew Zahra took their departure for Philadelphia on Tuesday morning Inst. We understand that It is Matthews intention to remain in the city for about a month. James Gallagher, formerly a resident of Westmoreland county, near new Perry, died on Monday at Iiloydsvilla, this county. He was fifty five years of age. His wife and five or ix children survive him. John Grady, a foung man who was sent to the penitentiary from this county about a year ago, for robbing freight cars on the I. R. U., died in that institution on Sun day last, of typhoid fever. His home was in Prospect, and his term was within a month of expiration. Mr. Samuel 0"llara, of Munster town ship, was taken seriously ill on Monday and fears were entertained for Ids recovery, A physician was summoned and went down from this place and we ar glad to note that Mr. O'Hara is now improving and hope that lie will speedily recover. On Tuesday last Mr. Andrew Strittniat ter, of Carroll township, purchased from Messrs. Davis Brothers of this place, their store room at the terminus of the railroad in this place, for the sum of f 1 ,200 Mr. Strittmatter will take possession on the 1st of May, und will continue the flour and feed business. -On last Saturday evening a fight occur red at the Bush House, in Millville borough, between the landlord Andrew Winn and a man named Ilunn. After the melee was over it was found that Winn had bitten off Dunii's nose and Dunn had bitten off Winn's chin. No arrests were made as the honors were about even. If von want to buy a fine Jersey heifer calf. T S. Birker has one for sale. Mr. William II. Davis, vrbo last week moved in'o the house, formerly ocenpied by Mr. 1j J. Drlggs m Monday last again moved, he having In the meantime porchased the property adjoining A V. Barker, F.sq . on Horner street and Mr. Joseph Brown having purchased the house just vacated by Mr. Tuvis, into which Mr. B-owu at once moved. The surviving members of the 12."th Regiment P. V , will hold a reunion on the battlefield at Antietara on September IB and 17 next. Comrade- should report whether or not they will participate. Those ! residing east of Tyrone shall forward their names to Milton S. Lytle, Huntington, tluise west of Tyrone to J. D. Hicks, Altoona. At a regular meeting of the Ebenshurg Brass Rand on Tuesday evening. t! follow ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Harry Lloyd ; Vice Pres ident, Felix Ludwig ; Treasurer, Carl Rivln- lus; Secretary, Otis Lloyd; Assistant I Secretary, John Leiyhty : Leader, John Leighty ; Assistant Leader, Matthew Zahm ; j Property Holder, am'iel Rudwisj. . Mr. Frank Moran, of Allegheny town i ship, will dispose of a large amount of personal property, consisting or live stock, rarmlng implements, bay, grain, and house hold furniture at bis farm in said' township, on Monday next. Mr. Moran has !een resid. ing on the same farm for upwards of forty year and has a large amount of f roperty to sell. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock a. m. While the court was in sepskin during the present week, one afternoon, -and while every one present was listening to catch the words of one of the attorneys, who was earnestly arguing a case, a -gentleman walked up the aisle and whispered to the court crier the fact that John Owens' store on Hitfi street, was the cheapest place to buy dry goods, dress goods, boots and shoes, groceries and provisions, and don't yon for- I get it. At a meeting of the miners or Irwin and vicinity, Friday, the condition on which the coal companies will pay f0 cents per ton for mining was accepted. It is that the miners shall work at that rate for one -year from April 1st. An amendment to tbe motion to accept was adopted. It declared that the accepfance was not because the miners con- i si lered U;e terms reasonable, but because they regarded a s'.rike at the present time I inexpedient. j Don't you forget that V. S Barker A Bros, have the largest and best assortment ! of carpets, oilcloths, wall paper and such good-, in town. j Monday Johnstown Tribune says : "A l young man nemed McLaughlin, whose home j is above the old Cabria Furnace, while walk ; Ing along the towpath near the Cambria Iron Company's pumping Station, below Cooperseale, tbout 10 o'clock Saturday night, fell over the cinder bank iDto the river. He was intoxicated, and for over an hour floundered about in the wattr. Finally be succeeded in getting up the bank and into tne puniping-honse. ne was very much exhausted. Had there been much water in the river he would have drowned. Charles Millfr, a young man who was living with Mi. Levi Uiubaker, an aged far mer of Somerset township, Somerset county, was arrested and jailed at Somerset last week for robbing his employer of some fifty dollars. It is aleged that while Mr. Bruba ker and his family were at church Sunday morning the money was stolen by Miller from an old trunk in Mr. IJrubaker's house. He was unable to furnish bail and was com mitted tojai! to await trial at the coming May term of conrt. About forty dollars of the stolen money was found upon his peison when he was arrested. F'iday evening about 5 o'clock Daniel McFall, of Prospect, a suburb of Johnstown, kicked Johnnie Cronin, of that place, in the stomach. Inflicting Injuries that may termin ate fatally. McFall was arrested and com mitted to jail in default of fl.aX) bail. While the policeman wacondncticg McFall to th? station, en route for Ebensburg, be had quite a "tussle" with tlie prissner, owing to the attempt of the latter to gouge the policeman's eyes out on the iron picket fence in front of the telegraph oiGco in Johnstown. However the policeman got the better of him, and delivered him safoly in Ebensburgi WHBliF, 13V!3R"YBOIY PATS THE Miss Emma Litzsinger, of Altoona, is visiting the Misses Blaira of this place. Dr. M. J. Buck of Altoona. spent a few hours in town one day iast week. Mrs. F. I,yte. took her departure this (Thursday )fternoon to join her husband at Kane, Pa. Father Bowen, of St. Francis College, Loretto, died at the Mercy Hospital in Pitts burgh, on Wednesday. Dr. J. I,. Walters, formerly of lloutz dale. has located in Carrolltown, where he in tends practising his profession. Mis Mary A. Angus, of East Taylor township, left on last Friday for Africa where she intends engaging in missionary work. It is less than a quarter of a century since the war, and the government has paid out over eight huudred millions of dollars in pensions. It is said that Richard Trotter, at one a resident of Lilly, but who removed to Iowa several years ago, died lately at his Western home. The excavation is being made for the foundation for the monument to the memo ry or the late Rev. Father Christy, in the Catholic cemetery in this place. Miss Alice Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, and sister of Mr. Homer Vaughan, editor of the Altoona .Vit7a A'eir, died in that city on April 1st Danial MeFarlane, a Scotchman, with his family, consisting of a wife, seventeen sons and three daughters, arrived at Scott dale recently. He hopes to secure employ ment in the coke regions for this battalion of bonnie Scots. Mr. F. D. Burgoon, of Ashville, drop ped ir. to see us on Monday. Mr. Burgoon Is the proprietor of a hotel in that thriving town, and the travelling public, when pass ing that way will find themselves well cared ror at his house. Mr. Richard Tibhott, who has the con tract for repairing the house recently pur chased by Editor Lloyd of the Herald, let the building down about eighteen inches, on Thursday, adding considerably to the building's appearance. Or the 125 postoffices in Pennsylvania ending in "burgh," the United States Offi cii! Po-tal Guide gives but three that do not use the "h" namely, Harlansburfc, Law rence county ; Harrisljurg. Dauphin county ; and Loysburg, Bedford county. In address ing your letters to all others (with tfce exception or thes? three)attach the' h," and you will be following up the law laid down by the Pohtoffice Deportment. Mr John McConneil, of Gaysport, Elair county, a traveling salesman, well known here, and Mr. W. W. Saupp of Altoona. for tnerly of Chest Springs, ho is also well known in this county, have embarked Hi the clothing business in Altoona, in the St. Lawrence Hotel buildii ft on 11th Avenue. As both of the gentlemen are first class bus iness men and have hosts ot fiierds In Altoona and wherever they are known, we havs no doubt but that their undertaking will be a successful enterprise and we hope thnt they may have a booming trade. The Johrr.town Tribune or Tuesday says : Ed. O'Brien, of Lilly's, was in-Greene-ourg yesterday searching for his only son, Joseph, who ran away from home in 188.". He had been led to believe that a boy going by the name or John Wise, and -ho had been working for a farmer in the northern part or Westmoreland Co. was his son, but when he reached the farm found Le had left. Mr. O'Brien says his ooy was led away by evil compenions If living he is now only fourteen years of age. He is very anxious to reclaim hira. The boy's mother has died since he ran away. About ' 3 o'clock on Monday morning, the rapid rap-tap-tap of the fire bell alarmed the people of Ebensburg, and started them with a rush from all directions toward the engine hense, all eagerly enquiitag where tLe fire was. The hose carriage was run out and started for the East ward, it was soon ascertained that the fire was at the dwelling house of Mr. Isaac Dayis. The fire originated in the roof, and it is supposed that it caught from a spark from the chim ney, but before the hose carriage got to the ground, was under control, several of the first arrivals having mounted the roof, and with bnciets of water subdued the flames before they had made any headway. The damage to-the building Is but sligfct. --Willia-n Hazlett, a resident f Young township, Indiana county hanged himself on a peach tree on Thursday, March 31. Deceased came to this county froci Butler county some fifteen years ago and was en caged In mining in some of the coal banks about West Lebanon. For some years he has been sick and unable to properly pro vide for hie large familv--a wire rd seven children, and the township had to come to his relief. Jt is supposed that bis mental faculties became impaired on account pf his money troubles and caused him to commit the rash act. The family live in the old McKissen school house and the place where the unfortunate came to his death by his own hands was but a short distance from his home. Indiana Progress. Peter Hamilton, second son f Mr. John Hamilton, met witn a severe, if not fatal, accident about 11 o'clock on Tues day forenoon. Toung Hamilton, It seems, was at work a in Mentzer's coal mine at Benscreek, where he is employed as driver, and while on bis way out of the mine with a load of coal, another car in front broke loose In some way and ran into theone he was bringing out, knocking it from the back and against young Hamilton, who was cacght between the car and the side of the drift, fracturing his right arm and injuring bim internally. Promptly as possible the unfor tunate lad was removed from the mine by four of his fellow employees, who carried him on a stretcher to the railroad station, whence he was taken dome on Mail train about one hour after tfce accident. Dr. Dev eranx. of Summit, was then sent for and did all he could to relieve the sufferings of the in-jured lad, whose case he considers quite serious, but by no means hopeless. ISnrklen Arnica Knlve. The best salve in the world for cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbillblains, Corns and all Skin irruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It Is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2T cents Per box. For sale by K. James and W. W. McAteer, of Loretto. CrraDi and COIrt Wfathrr. What a luxury Is a batt. In summer. Surely, but a greater luxnry is a clear head in winter ; just when almost everybody is sneezing and f-nulllmg with a cold in the head. But when you are attacked use Ely's Cream Balm. It cures colds in the bead, and what is better, it cures the worst cases of chronic catarrh and hay fever. Xot a liquid, not a snuff. Pleasant to use, Quick relief. Radical cure. & G0.'S NEW An Intrrratlne Paper. We have bt-en showr. an interesting pape in the possession of A. T. Pindle Esq ., being a plan of the old United States Senate Chamber ; the diagram shows the alignment of desks, with the name ot each member constituting that august and memorable body, when it convened at the first session, of the Tbiity First congress, iD the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty. There were then but thirty states in the Union. California was seeking admission at that session, and John C. Fremont, the son-m law of Thomas Hart Benton, "Old Buiiion," had been returned by the Legisla ture of that Golden territory as one of her Senators, and was claiming recognition and a seat. The claims of the new State were powerfully advocated by Benton, Seward, nle and others of tree soil or other procliv ities, but their pleas and arguments were successfully resisted by Clay. Webster, Cass, Foote and other memters on the constitu tional grounds of insufficient population, irregularity, etc. It was a battle or intel lectual Riants and never can be forgotten by those who heard the splendid debates upon that occasion. Among the historic names of that session who are designed "to go down to the sounding ages" we find Henry Clay, of Kentucky; Daniel Webster, of Massa chusetts ; Wm. n. Seward, of New York ; Thos. II. Benton, of Missouri; Stephen A. Douglas and James Shields, of Illinois; Thomas Corwin and Salmon 1'. Chase, of Ohio ; Lewis Cass, of Mississippi ; John Bell or Tennesse ; James M. Mason, of Virginia ; A. P. Butler, of South Carolina ; Samuel Houston, of Texas ; nanniba! Hamlin, or Maine ; John P. Hale, of New Hamp shire ; Wm. It. King, of Alabama; James AKred Pearce, of Indiana ; John M Berrien, or Georgia and others. It was an aggregation of intellectual statesmanship and eloquence nneqnaled. The agitation of the slavery question became prominent at this session, growingout of the feeling of bitterness engen dered in the rree States by the enforcement of the "Fugitive Slave Law" and Congress sought accommodation and settlement by an other compromise. To this end on the part of the Senate a special committee of thirteen was appointed by that nody, known as "the Compromise Committee on the Fugitive Slave Act," composed as follows : nenry Clay, of Kentucky, Chairman ; Daniel Web ster, of Massachusets ; Samuel S. Phelps, of Vermont ; Daniel S. Dickenson, of New York ; James Cooper, ot Pennsylvania ; James M. Mason, or Virginia; Willis P. Manrnm, of North Carolina ; John M. B'-rrien. or Georgia ; Wm. R. King, or Ala bama ; S. iliiwns. Lonsiana ; John Bell, of Tennessee; Lewis Cass, of Michigan ; and Jesse D. Bright, of Intfiana. The commit, tee reported early, in favor of some sort of compromise (not now remembered, nor is it material) and their report was finally adop ted bv a majority or the Senate, arter a series or the most brilliant and able debates that has ever taken place in any deliberati ye assembly on the globe. It was the rare good rortune of Mr. Pindle Dot only to behold these demmi Gods tn persona but to follow the words of wisdom and eloquence uttered by the grandest orators and wisest sages and statesmen that this or any other age has known. Taken all in all we shall Dever look uprn their like again. The Penn.yl vanla'n Panirn, "We have called In all passes," said a Pennsylvania Railroad official this morning, "in accordance with the interpretation of the inter State commerce law as given by our legal department. We make no excep tions. Annual passes issued to residents of Pennsylvania will probably be marked 'good within the State,' when handed in and re turned to them. Holders of passes living in New Jersey will be treated in the same way. Their passes will not be good in Pennsylva nia, nor will the passes of residents of Penn sylvania be good in New Jersey. There is no reason why we should not issue trip passs between here and Pittsburg to those entitled to them just as heretofore. The law does not affect that matter, you know. Is the decision fina!? 'Can't it be got over in that way ? Well, I cannot say. You see, when the commissioners are ap pointed tbey will Interpret this clause, and their Interpretation wiil supercede ours. If it Is less stringeut thn the interpretation of the law officers of the company it will be all the better for the free riders, who, I am sorry to say, will be very much Inconveni enced, I am aTraid, by this compulsory action-of the company. Philadelphia BvJH tin. NOTICE to FARMERS. Having soM the "Quaker City Phosphate" for the past three years, and Gndineeuch profitable re sults over all other Rrade. 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 worth!', trash, but to sell them the oldest and best Phosphate made in Penna. It has an established reputation since 184C. Twenty tons now on haDds in my wareroom In Ebensburg. M. D. Bkareh. narfeyn Prnphy larttlr Flnirt. Gives prompt and permanent relief in burnd, scalds, chilblains, venomous stings or bites, cots Bnd wounds ot every descrip tion. It Is invaluable in scarlet fever, diphtheria, small-pox, eholera, yellow, typhus, typhoid and other fevers. For sick rooms, to prevent the spread of contagion, it is the best disinTectant known. HON. ATiKX. H. STErHEJJS, OF GA. Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is an article of little cost, but great value. Its domestic as well as medicinal uses are numerous while its specialties are most wonderful. No head of a family should ever be without It. Opinion of a Lending: Editor. Almost all the diseases that afflict us from infancy to old age fiave their origin In a dis ordered liver. A really good liver medicine is the most important iu the whole ranpe of pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver Regulator to be the best among thesn all. We pin our faith upon the Regulator, and if we could persuade every reader who is in ill healt to buy it, we would willingly vouch for the benefit each would receive. Ed. Cincinnati Gazette. r; really Freited. Not a few of the citizens of Ebensburg have recently become greatly excited over the astounding facts, th?t several of their friends who had been rronounced by their physician as incurable and beyond ail hope suffering with that dreaded monster Con sumptionhave been completely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, the only remedy that does positively cure all throat and long diseases, Cough, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial bottie free at the drug store of E. James, of Ebensburg and W. W. Mc.Vteer, 0f Loretto' JL-arge bottles f J. SPRING DRESS SAXHS PRICE. ArKnmt Conrt. On Monday Court met and the following business was disposed of : The following tavern license applications that were held over at last Court were granted : Leonard Hartman, Chest town ship ; Joseph Dashner, Gallifzln borough ; Laura Toohey, 2d waid Concmaugh bor ough ; Jrlm B. Gearhart, 7th ward and William Shaffer, Cth ward. Johnstown ; and Daniel Burk. Allegheny township. The following applications were refused : F. W. noffman, 4th ward ; nenry Tln'iDiaS, 5th ward ; and Andrew Abler, 7th ward, Johnstown. The license of Edward Binder, of Carroll nwn, was tran sferred to Mrs. Jalia 3inder, Mr. Binder having died since the the license was granted. The license or n. C. Hang, or Gallitzin, was transferred to U.J. Shettig. Michael Laffey, Joseph Walcher, Charles Gloor and Frank Vogel were naturalized. The tavern license of George J. Schwad erer, of Washington township, was trans fened to John McAnaly. Mr. James F. Myers was appointed tax collector for the independent School District of Aehvllle, tnere having been a tie vote at the election between Mr. Myers and D. J. Wills. A. J. Watt, an inscvent debtor, presented bis petition ror discharge and after being duly sworn was discharged. Mr. D. C. Little was appointed burgess of Chest Springs borough. P. K Kearney was elected, but he is Auditor and prefers to remain so. Thos. W. McCloskey et al. vs. James Mc Closkey. Motion for a new trial. Motion overruled. John M. Gunning vs. Michael Fitzharris. Motion for a new trial. Motion ovennled on condition that the plaintiff remit f 100 of the damages, otherwise new trial granted. David T. Edwards and Isaac J. Hughes vs. John T. Long. Motion for a new trial. Motioft overruled. (ieorge n. Roberts vs. E. P. Baker, en dorser for D. E Not ley. Motion for a new trial. Rule absolute. New trial opinion to be filed. Thos. S. Davis and William Thomas vs. John E. Bailey and Jacn Trefts. Rule to strike off receipt and reinstate judgment. without prejudice to Intervening creditors. Airred Ashton and John T. Harris ye. Mary Jane Cook, Eliza Pickworth and Wm. F. Cook. Rule on part of Wm. F and Mary Cook to show cause why execution should not be set aside. Continued. In the matter of the assignment of Wm. F. Cook et ux. for the benefit of his credi tors to Geo. W. Stutzman. Report of Com missioner. Argued and C A. V. John A. Noon vs. William Custer: Peti tion to open judgment. Continued to 1st Monday In May. John A. Noon vs. WiHiam Custer. Peti tion to open judgment. Continued to 1st Monday in May. Petition of Poor Directors of Cambria county for an order directing Geo. S. Lamb to support and maintain his father, admited to the Poor House as a panper. Continued. Petition of Louis Megeievs Peter Roth for specific performance of contract. Rule discharged. Petition of citizens of Reade township for a road from Samuel Knhns to publ ic road near John Kelly in Glasgow. Petition with drawn without prejudice. Orap Onltnre Is last becoming a leading business of this country, and that together with wine making requires years of practice. Mr. A. Speer, of New Jersey, one of the largest pre dueers in the East, commenced years ago in a small way to make wine from currants, blackberries and other fruits. He soon turned his attention to grape raising, and planted large vineyards or the Portugal vines from which his famous Port Grape Wine and LTnfermented Grape Juice is made, which chemists and physicians say rival the world for its beneficial effects on weakly and aged persons. F.brnibnn Normal School. The sixth annual term of the Ebensbnrg Normal School will open In Armory nail building on Monday, April IRtb. The school promises to be largely attended by teachers and those preparing to teach. The schools of the county will improve through well qualified teachers and the Ebenburg Normal has already done much for the teachers and the improvement of the schools of the county. Expenses are very low com pared to oui State Normal Schools. A full corps or teacbers will conduct the chool during the coming term. Profs, t. J. IteU, A. It. Read and T. T. Bearer wili have charge of the branches named on teacher's provisional, professional and per manent certificates. Fenmanship, drawing and book-keeping will be taught by Mr. J. H. Canff nil, the finest penman in the county. Miss Kittie M. Moote. an undergraduate of the National School of Elocution and Oratory at Philadelphia, will instruct classes in elo cution, calisthenics and vocal exercises. Instructions will be given in vocal and instrumental music by Miss Ed Ah Condon, a teacher of experience and ability. Supt. Strayer will have general charge of the pro fessional branches including Mental Science, School Management and Methods of Teach ing. Students should be present at the opening of the school, when classes will be organized in all the common and higher branches. The special teachers of penra an ship,-elocution and music, will also be pres ent and organize their classes at the opening of the school. The main ball and different class rooms have been furnished with suitable desks and tables for the comfort and convenience of students. FADLTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE "I have tisetl Simmons Liver Rfjfrularor lor many year -, hav ln.fr made It my only Family Medicine. My naoUicr t"fvre me wac very parti&l to it. It la a safe, corxi and rllaMe TMfHll clne fcr any disorder of ths system, nd If usrd in tlnr in grrat prerrntivr rf nickmea. I oftn recommend It to my friends, .and shnJl continu to do so. "r(v. Jamfe M. TlnHlne. "FastorM. E. Church, So. FairflelA,Va.' TIME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED hv altraym kertrinff Nimmnnm lArer lie gtil at or i tx the houme. "I have found Simmons IJvor Rffnilator the Ivt family med icine I ever u.sd for anything that may happen, have used It in Intfifrstion, Ctpiir. fHnrrha-n, Jtiliotmnntf. and found it to re lieve immediately. After eat inpa hearty supper. If, on uoing to bed, I take clioiit a tea-spoon-ful, I never feel the effects of the tupper eaten. "OVID O. SPARKS, "Ex-Mayor Macon, Oa.' Hr ONLY GENUINE" Has our Z f tamp on front of Wrapper. J. H. Zeilin & Co., Sola Proprietors, Trice, SI.OO, FHIT.ATTXPITI A, PA, GOODS Sheriff need. SheiiffGray acknowledged the following deeds In open Court on Monday last : To Charles F. Kress, for the Toohey property. In Conemaugh Borough, f 1,750 ; to John Brady, for the W. Donahoe property, In Washington township, $700 ; to John Kf im, ror the D. F. Shaffer house and lot, In sixth ward, Johnstown, f.oo ; to George Fye, Tor the Allison property, in Adams township, MARKIA1F. LKTISFS ISSTTD. The following marriate licenses were Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for the week ending Wednesday, April 6, 1887: Thomas Blewett and Jemima Morris, Jonnstcwn. David Bougher and Asha Long, Parr township. James O'Bnan and Mr.iy Tror, Gallitzin borough. William B Grove and Mary J. Wood, Johnstown, Pa. - - . - ... HL --- skw ADVFRnsrnr.Ms. D ON ALT) E. BUTTON, ATI ! K fcY-AT-I.A W. Ebkkbbcro, Prnn'A. W Office In I'olnnnade How. THE PLUMED KNIGHT. Esr-JE we will post paid. 5 O Hl ril t'lnef ilrftrx nl the how brn,1 M HVARU KI.IE. Kohnonlk, p Jan. 14 'S7 ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. F.state of William McConneil, deceaj'ed. Iettcr? of Administration on the Kstnte of William McConneil. hue of the Township of Washinirton. Camhria County, dceacii, havinic been granted to the unfierjlftned, all iertons Indebted to said e.tate are liercbv notified to make payment without d- lay, and thoe having claims aiming the same will present theai prop erly authenticated tor ettlcinent. to KI.IZA Mil'OVNELL, KI-LA M- H N N F,II. (Summit, April , '87. Admlninratrlxs". A I M I N ISTRATltlX NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that letter of admlnitralon on the etate ol .lamest'. Brown, deceased, late of the Borouirh of Lilly. Cam' bria county, pa., have been k ran ted to the underplicred. All person! Indebted to paid es tate are notified to make payment to me without delay and thoe Ifavtnif claims airainn the name will present them properly authenticated to JANE A BKnWX, Administratrix. Hemlock. I'a.. March IS, !$?. I'irm.i cnY t i ck NOTICE i hereby iriven. 'hat antillcatton will J be made to the Legislature of rennylvanla, at its present 8eion lor tne passage of An Act au thorising the Supervisors ot I'ublio Roads In Cambria county to erect wire fences slope the same at such places as tbey may deem neessarv in their respective townships, to prevent the otv Jtructlon and use of the same hv snow drifts J. THOM AS, J. t. CHEEKY. J. W. SHAKBAT'UH. Carrol! twj Cambria county. Mar , 1837. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the matter of ap pointment of Jno. H Urown Auditor, to distribute the tunds In the handset Albert E. J-tnder, assignee ol Albert Ivory. Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of the above appointment, the Auditor will sit for said purpose t;the office of Oeo. M. Keade, Esq.. In the borough of Ebenshorir, on Mondav. April 2T. 1s7. at 2 o'clock, r. nr.. when and where all neraons Interested may attend or be debarred from coming In o. said 1nd. JNO. H. BKOWN. Aprils, lgs7. Auilnor. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mutter of the final account of Wm. H.Sechlerand Francis Wagner, executors or John Wagner, de-eased, who was guardian cf Agatha Will nd May Catharine Will, minor children ot Augustine I). Will, deceased. Having been ap pointed an Auditor to make a distribution of the fund as shown by said account. Notice Is hereby given that 1 will sit at mv office In Ebensburg. Tn., on Wednesday, the 27th day of April, l8-7. at ten o'clock, a. m to attend to the duties of aid appointment, at which time and place all persons Interested may attend if thev see proper. M. l. KlTTELI,. April S-.h, ISS7 St, Auditor. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In themat'er ot the first and final ac count of Joseph Hogue. assignee of E. K. Hche et tax. for the benefit of his creditors. The under signed having been appointed Auditor by the Court of Common Pleas ol 'ambria county, to distribute the lands in hands of said assignee, notice is hereby given that I will sit at the Arbi tration Koom. in the Court House at Ebenburg. I'a.. on Tuesday. April -, 187, at 10 o'clock of said day to discharge the duties of my appoint ment when and where all bersons Interested mnv attend or b9 lorever debarred from coming. In on I said fund. H. H. MYERS, Ebcnsburst. April 2. '87. 3t. Auditor. Admistrator's Sale OF Talnable Real Estate. By virtue of an order of tlie f Irplians- 'onrt of Cumbria county, there will he xpnel to I'nhlic Sale, on the premise In the village of Summer hill, In said county on Sdtunlmj, April 10, 1SS7 at 1 o'clock, p. m , the following- property, late of lir. W. A. BHrnett, deccaeii, to wit : All that certain lot ot around nltnate In nald Till aire of Sunimerhlll. bounded and described af follows: BeifinnlDar at a pot corner, adoinlne lands of'. A.Kimond, thence sooth 65 decrees wet 40 Icet to an alley, t hence alonir said alley fron'h '29 decrees east WV- feet to a post, thence hy by land ot JHrs. Mary A. Wendroth sooth 85 rie irrees wet 40 feet to a post comer, adjoining binds of A. I'tmond, thence south a deurees eat 8J; feet to the place ol heInnlnif, havins; thereon erected a Dwelling IIovis.e, Stable and other outbuild in its. TERMS OK SAI,E: Ten per cent, ol purchase money to be paid on d:iy ol sale, one-third on confirmation thereof, and the balance In two equal payment, at nine and eighteen months with Interest to be secured by juiiitaient xnd of purchaser. JOHN T. I.(IN(1, Administrator of Ir. W. A. Harnett, dee'd. April 1, 157, St. rrrAi EMENT OF SETTLEMENT with the the O SunenMsorf ef Klwkt&ck township lor year endinic March U, 1SS7 : Wm. D. IIhopks, Supervisor. IK. To amount Read Implicate Cash cwi OrtUr 11.0 10.8 ;4.S7 IMS U17 t'OSTRA, Cn My amount Work on rnnds Retrnaed to Commissioners Exoneration Services as Supervisors 'ash. tax I'rtntliifj PrintinK One Sledne t me order paid Percentage on Cash tax ..2n..rt 8.18 .. a. is . 43.76 . M.S1 . 11. If, . la.dfl .75 1.00 4.38 $341.17 I'etrr Waoner, Supervisor, Dr. To amount Road Juplicatfe f 11H.7I casn i.3 ne order on Commissioners fto.oo Cash 40 4.1 $331.7 Contra, Ck. By amount Work on roads .. Exonerations Returned Services as Supervisor Paid for plank Repairinif plow t rders paid Percentaite on cash tax Cash Cash .f JS. 11 . 1.75 . 6.C7 .. ati.ae . 11 71 3.5" . 31. Wi .'I.! . 37. 7 .. 40.4S SSol.77 The lollowinir orders were iSf ue4 by the Audi tors and remain unpaid : No. 2, S. I, Reed r7 0n No. . A. W. Rowland i.Zr. I No. 2, (1. A. Michaels (No. 2. ot '8iren'd H.0) ia.a We. the Auditors of said township do certify that we have examined the accounts of said townsbip and find them to be correct accord In to our bet knowledge and belief. O. O. EVPFIELI). ) .1. F. REESE. S T. S. EMPEIELH. An Mors Attrst : A. W April 1.11S7- Kolanp, Clerk. Our Wire 1 I 1 1 1. H. JH5 I Leaders TIHIIE BOTTOM 113 HEACECED AT LAST. Tlie largest stock of hardware ever ofl'ered in tlie Count' can be found at my store. I am now selling many goods at much less than I can replace them for, hut 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, trunks and farming implements, call and see mv stock and learn my prices. ng t HIGH STREET, - - - EHEXSBURG HARNESS AND I have now on hand the p.est assortment of Harness and Saddlery in Ebensburg and am constantly manfacturing new work. Call and see my stock of Harness, Halters, $ atJtJUS, BMOtES, WMPS, etc. T use none but the very best of stock and sell at the lowest price Bark taken in ex change for harness. G. L. FREDERICK, Ebensburg, Pa. POLITIC A I.. F I hrpiv fiTinoiincp mvplt & rin.li.latji of the next InMKM-ntlc prlaiarv election. M. I. KHKKLY. t?ntur. IOK COT'NTY TKEASrHFK. I hereby anrj' tince niyself as a can i. late for County Treasurer, subject to the decision 'f th"? next Iemocratlc primary election. M. K. K V.I.I, Y. Oallltltiin Horonith. "IIKCIU'.NTY At DllOK. I 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for Countv Auditor subject to the decision of the next democratic prfuiary election. I,( H IS ROHM) 4th Ward. Johnstown Hnroutih. IOK I'Ol'NTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a a candidate tor County ' lommisioner. subiect to the decision ol the next lmoeratie prlniarr election. C A JI'Hi IMUI.K, Etlly Borough. T"OH t'nrSTT COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject 10 the decision ol the next lemocraiic primary election. . i. PAKRISH. ciallitrin. ITVlR COVNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby an nounce myself as a candidate for County Com missioner, subiect to the decision of the next Iemocratic Primary Election. THOMAS J. Wll.l.IAMS. Ehensbunt. March 4. 187. OR COT 'NTT TREASCREK. I berebv announce myself as a candidate for County Treasure!, sub ject to the decision ol the next Iemoera'ie Pri mary election. JAMES (t K1H1.N. Cambria Boronifh, Mar. 4 1HC FOU COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby annotin-e ravsclf as a candidate lor County Treasurer, subject to the decision ef the next Ieraocratie primarv election HENRY EICHENSFHR, Richland Twp. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce mvself as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the next Iemocratic prlmarv election. M. A. tlt'ARTZ. Washington Twp. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision ol nexnvmocratic prlmarv election A. P. CRISTF.. Munster Twp. FOR COUNTY COM MISS ION Er7 I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner, subiect to the decision of the next lemoentlc primary election. CHARLES I'VM.Ar, Carroll Twp. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner subiect to tbe deciion ol the next Pemoeratic prlmarv election. P. E. DILI.I N. Elder Twp. FOR COT' NTT TKEAST RER. I take ttiis method of announcing that I will be a candidate ror the nomination ot the office of Countv Treasurer, subject to the action ol the Democratic lrimarv election. If nominated 1 will make an active ef fort to be elected, and If elected w:il perl- rm the nwtlcs of said office to the best ol my ability and for the accommodation of the taxpavem. THOMAS" K. HOWE. Cambria borough, March 4. 157. C CAUTION. J All persons are hereby cautioned aeainst tnedd line or mtcrferinr with one Iron trey Mare, one bay Mare. Harness and one two h one Conk ling Waeon (new), as they have ben purchased by me this 10!h day of Marrh. tS7. of W. s. tllleman and lelt In his possession until railed for. S. I. RORFSEN. Mar. 1, St. Smiths' Mills. Clearfield c..Pa. FOR SALE Te subscriber will sell at private sale ONE 45 INCH TT RKINE WATER WHEEL. ONE PERRY SHINWLE M At HIN'E, side. cut. 1 IJth Mill and Sawmill corrplete ex ceptive head blocks and beltlne necearv t4 run all the machinery. t tnrtber pirrteulars call en I. M. KK ATZEK. at Ashtille. or address him at Chest Springs. Postofflce, Cambria county. Pa. Feb. 4, HM. Twist Suits To lay as Mo an old, wornout suit f clothes and don a now one is only a chans in material, unless (he wearer sees the Modern Cut, Recent Stylo, Fa-hiona!l Fabric.-, and the Prevailing Shades aho en ter into the combination. Our Genuine Wire Twist Suits, tha we are now selling for f 10.-"0, will mec; those requirements exactly. Thoy ar strong, all-wool goods, that we warrant no' to fade or change color, and have a first class tailor cut style that adapts itself to the form, resembling custom-made afijiarel in every particular We have the Wire Twit Suits in Men's and Youth' sizes and in Plaid and Black Colors. If you want to get the benefit of an unbroken .assortment, call and see these goods at once. VOOLF, SOU & THOMAS, 131 Sl?Ie and LoW Prices. (i.IOfUli.l, - - fl., .1. SADDLERY TW. DICK. Attoenft-at-law. Kbensburic, Pa. Offlee In t otldtni- ot T. J I.loyd. dee d. (brt fm.r.) Centre street. Ail minnerot leital business attended te satlsr?cc ri- and eelletkms a specialty. lin-M-i'i" FOR SALE STEAM FNOTNKS. CI. AY . I Ore I'ans, Holier and Sbeet-Iron Work. Second-hand engines and boilers on hand. H!n ine eniflnes and marhlnerv a sjecialtT -TH( 'M AiCAKLIN, Alleifhenv, i'a. (.Ian. K.-lv.) "xoij t or! "Soli A J.sT'tte of Amanda imn:TiiiD dee'd. letters testamentarv on tbe estate o Amanda Zimmerman, late of Clearfield township. Cumbria county. Pa., deceased, having been granted to the ondersiffoed. B 1 1 persons Indebted to said estate re hereby notified to make payment without de lay, and those havinic cIhIics avrir.st tbe same will present them properly authenticated lor set tlement te. CEI,ESTITVF. Mi.MVLI.KN. Altoona, Pa. Mar. 4 l8T.-t. Exentor. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. IeHers testamentary upon the es'nte ef .leremlah Topper, late of A llesbeny towhahlp. de ceased . having been grarted to tlie undersigned by the Regtter of 'atnhrla county, those indebt ed to said estate are requested to make payment without delay and those having claims agaicst the same will present them, properly authentica ted, for settiement. W. A. B. LITTLE. April 1. 17. Executor. ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. Estate of Ianlel M. Ear-ran. dec d. Notice l hereby given that lett?r ol adminis tration on the estate of I'anlel I parpen. Iste of Munster tewnship, Cambrbi county deceased, have lecn granted to the nnderslgne.f. AM per sons Indebted to s.itd estate are hereby notified to make payment without delay and thoe having claims will present them, proporlv aut hen' l"ated lor settlement. M ATI I.I'A FARREN. April 1, 17, t".t. Adminnratrix. F OR RENT. Thr iindersiciifvl of- ters the following desirat le propertv for rent : An elegant store-room ix4 i teet. eb-gant glass window, suitable for hardware store or any other store and there is a'tlnshop and tools in same building. There Is a good garden and lot attach ed, and rtw.ms In the building suitable for dwelling. A splendid opportunity for one want ing to start a hardware and tinitig establi-l.ment the trade is a Ireadr established as I have been carrying on the bu:nes lor years. The above property is situated In Carrolltown, Cambria County. Pa. At.Ro. several lots of ground in a rood state of cultivation situated in Carroll fwnphlp conven ient to the Borough. Posessb.n given Aprill, 1""?7 . Call on or address. ANI'REW H. HAl'O, fec. 24, H8. CarrolltownCaa;bia Co., Pa. SUBSCRIBE -FOR- THE C&I.1BRI& HUH, 1,50 PER YEAR 1.50 WITHIN' THE COl'NTY, OUTSIDE THE COUNTY, $1.70
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