auilmn freeman.
finrNBi HU. pa.
i i, . - AI'IilL .t, IS. ST.
vnir wool at Markers'.
. ruaiN nre in ?i Sne condition.
,r farmers are busy sowing oats.
puv yo.r spring jjnods at Barkers'.
-jr.. Oil v. brut'.wrs, liverymen, have
.., ,r r.f flan.
F H- Marker returned from his
Siri'tr:p !at erk.
r ,rjM kind of groceries, always fresh.
, ,,,.;.( Susar Bowl.
M Ann McDmald of this place Is
friends in Pittsburgh.
jl Cera Mark, of fluntlnedon, is
fi-.r.g Miss Izira Davis, of this place.
ir. Jnlin Hamilton, one of Lilly's best
:,.,-, spent a few hours in town on Mod-
jlrs Harter. wife of the late Jesae Har-
yr ,f Indiana, died on last rrtaay evening j
f -atarr!.a: consumption, at the age of 40
T'"
K r-arcain In sewing machines at Bar- ,
." j
f,.,,p:p !iiuld be very careful about
,.v r.z i" the won.is and grss this dry '
T" Republicans of Indiana county will
t'-.eir primary election on Saturday.
'une 4'h
irc wav to keep your boys home at
i f Invite your neighbors' girls to
:s.; fften.
-For fine ianiily flour, go to the .""Sugar
- M ss Nannie James, dauehter of Mr. E
Tan.'-, of this place, is visiting friends In
f;:rv.:!gh.
-Mr Khev's residence on Centre street,
. twn improved by the addition of two
porticos.
M"-is. Raymond Kaylor and Josenh
C i-nn. of Altoona, spent a few hours in town
,-s Sunday last.
-Rupture instantly telieved by the use
c; tt.e rf Vbrated Fry Truss. For sale at
Psy'sori's drug store.
-Mr Web (IrifTith and Burgess Richards
vs:;ed on Wednesday morning to drive to
5:,p. M'-Kean county.
-Messrs J-. Crery and Win. Ward of
:l? i 'arrnlltown .V-! .. were to be seen per.
iT.u aUng on our streets on Sunday.
-( ork!ia wagons are for sale at Rirkers".
-CM. John r. Linton, of Johnstown.
h kd to deliver the memorial address at
!.-. ..(!, Klair county, on Decoration Day.
-.'! the applications for license in West-Tf-
tnd county have been held over. As
a number of remonstrances were pre-
i II F.rrl, a wnndmin, more common
v kn i.vn as ruy, was strangled to death
- f itinc supper at, the Nicho'.on House,
T j I; '-. on Saturday evening.
-!!'. John S. rthey returned from Har
: '- . en Friday last anil staved over until
V ': '. iv mnrnintJ. TTa lnntra ac if tb. atmna-
at t.t Statp f'apltal agreed with him.
-TN- IVnnsjlvania R.iilroad Company Is
J an addition to Its car shnns at A I-
' It is a!o constructing a large reser-
r eir the ci'y to Increase its water sup-
y
Ti e fl:-tance from Pittsburg to Thila
is P.- miles, and the cost of moving
' ri of fraieht from
. 1 1 - . . .
one city to the other
in tsi7 to fi.021.; in
-Mr. .riweth Gutwalt. wents the party
1 tfM.h tli open lirk off his plow a few
v. - h'i t(i hrlnff it haoV n Ulrnnwn and
: ! n t hrlnz It nac he will eet himself
r.t--. tr.tS.
A-Ii-'ph Keeale. an pmplovee In the
: r iro Mill, at Jonnstrwn, rtroppcI
:-a 1 !.' p t work In tit m 1.1. Friday after-
r ' v 1 family.
.!:)jf Johnston, aecomparied hy his
I . :-M, on Wpflnesdav startfd on a
: L .1 ' 1 1 ni i.Amrnrr in iroinia I nn
' ; ' iV-a Ttt axppctto be back nntll about
...... . , .
I- i- fiat thsra hav ben fnlly two
I 1-1 ko'- -. 'npH frfin HMfn-l th's
r-, r vuragp price to the seilfr of
3 -'"! '..! arnorii the farmer.
- ! r . 'ock of shoes at Barkers'.
.' u "'i l:. k, a frpleht conductor on the
r-! "i (, r, T:i!road, fell from his train at
"r" .: h ,,n T.i.rlay and fractured his nose.
F'- -.v i- othprw iae painfu Hy cut and hru'sed.
"Trii'v physician of Bellwood dressed
-(l Tu.'-day afternoon the FTouie at
;'ir: -l .ir pa-iapd the Brooka FI iizh Licence
'"'!' ii":r.i,t smendment. It provide" that
- !n c!'i of the first, second and third
' bT'i :,0 VxiO; in all othp-'H" ;
:- '".r, -..iL.w .!-,n. nd In towrsh 'c tT.1.
r.'liv's Mtoona Time is: Miss
Mi v I; .. ts. dauehterof Mr. V. T. Koh-
( "o r,f K'ifnshureb's best citizens and
"-t ; ror-'-.; ve business ruen, has been
""'I f r apreral days past visiting
.: w':o:n ne has the happy faculty of
- f -a' Tfovpr she goes.
n
r,l
sugar crop of
Somerset
for some
'argt-sf this season
rd i f Mr. John Kirby. of Johns
candidate for County Commis-
a -
Trcu-1 this week. Mr. Kirby Is at
' ' '. ciniNsioner and has performed
we'latid falhfully and if renomi--
' continue to discharge his duties
I'i-rar tion of the tax-payer?.
J I'll' to pav school teachers their
w 1 i 'n attendance at the sessions of
n' crmnty Institutes has passed both
1 !'rav, and Is now in the hands of
r,-n or. It allows them two dollars
t i t only for such days as they are
I a? present at the sessions,
w -took of (ioods at Barkers' which
x -hanged for wool or any kind of
":'!mm B. Lutz who was known
!'-r citizens, having lived here at
ar.d who removed about 1' to
'v. Wabasha coanty, Minoesoota,
! i- home at that place on Tuesday
! bont fifty-eight years. lie was a
n law of er Sheriff Blair, of this
- ife being a sister of Mrs. Blair.
Maggie Burtnett. wife of Mr.
i''nett of Proapect borough, died
i e in that place on Monday night,
t forty yars. The deceased was
of this place anout twenty year
as a daughter of the lata Richard
. formerly of this place. Her re-
f r
.. - '
' v-r t
.-- i n
- r ;.'p
r , r
k-' TV
"rp hroughttofhfs place on Wednes
:ffprrpd in
Lloyd's cemetry.
''t cash price will be paid for wool
--rs' either In cash or In exchange
A
-!
was placed on record during the
eek from the administrators of M.
dereased, to John K. Powell
1 !
j'rt Henry Towell, of Baltimore,
'' John Aschrn't of Phlllnshnra
cobrity, for the mineral and part of
";rVe of e ypn hnrdrpd anl thirty two
"'I or.p hordred nri throe perches of
W'ssMnuton township, te consid
'' ' r. tLerfor he'rg !22,:tO.
AFTER
STEP FORWARD TO THE EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
And sec their Fine Stock of Hamburg Edffinss and Insertions Fine Work on Good Cambric iust imported from Switzerland, and sold at
jobbers wholesale them at.
Swiss Edgings and
W., $1, etc.
Schenk Block, 1402 Eleventh
If you have have not bought a sew ion
machine yet. now is your chance as V. S.
Barker A Bros, have two Domestics left that
win De sold at a bargain.
I The shocking sight was recently pre
j sented In the no-license town of KiUanning.
of a number of boys appearing In school in
a beastly state of Intoxication.
fctudenU of the Ebensburp Normal
School are requested to meet in the Hail for
organization, on Monday, April 18. at ten
o'clock a. m. The afternoon
convene at 2 o'clock.
session will
Sixteen stone bridges have been erected
by the T. Ii. R.t In place of iron ones.during
the past two years. This is in accord with
the coaipany's policy of ultimately supplant
ing all their iron bridges with stone.
It. M.Graham. E-q., of Ligonier. while
digging an his farm, recently, excavated a
couple of old muskets, four tomahawks,
minnie balls, human bones, etc., supposed
to be relicts of the Pontiac war, 1763.
Owing to a misunderstanding of our
contemporary, the Carrolltown Xeirs, about
publishing the Dotice in the matter of the
application for the passage of an Act of the
legislature, authorizing Supervisors of pub
lic roads to erect wire fences, the passage of
the Act will hardly be reached at this ses
sioo. On last Friday morning a man named
Jobn Fry, while walking on the railroad
track uear Petersburg, Huntingdon county,
was struck by the locomotive of an eastern
bound freight train, and died of his injuries
& faw moments after being struck, lie was
! was walking on the nortn track, and had
! crossed over to the south track just as the
train was almost upon him. and no fault can
j be laid upon the engiueer.
! A ten-year-old daughter of John Tritn
! ble, of MontBomery township, Indiana
1 county, was induced on Thursday afternoon,
j while on her way to her grandfather's, to
get into a buggy with a straDger, who on
i reaching a lonely part of the road, assaulted
i the child, but failed In his he'.lish purpose,
she escaping with torn clothes and various
i bruises on her body. Tne name of the vil
, lain is saiil to be known, and his early
! arrest is hoped for.
Mrs. Daniel SfoufTer died at her resi
, dence in (Irfensliurg the other night, uuder
painfal circumstance s. The lady had been
ill, and among tht remedies prescribed were
some piils and a few r.iHd doses of morphia.
Fler little daughter, however, instead of ad
ministering the medicines In doses as pre
scribed by thu physician, innocently gave
tier an enormous proportion of each , soon
after which, she fell Into a comatose condi
tion, and notwithstanding all that mtdical
or scientific fkill could do she died as above
: stated.
On Wednesday afternoon, about two
rcloefe the large frame barn bPlonuing to
Mr. Vost IIiK-tisteiu. of Upper Yoder town- !
ship, caught fireand was destroyed, topether :
with Its contents consisting of aeveral stts ,
of harness and saddles, one spring wagon,
one buegy. a threshing machine, two hun
dred and fifty bushels of wheat and oats,
some buckwheat nd hey, thre& calves, a
mowing machine, and other farming impln- :
menta and tools. The loss is estimated at
at 3,000 There is an Insurance of $'300 on
the barn and 400 on the grain in the Cam
bria Mutual Insurance Company. The
origin of the fire is unkuowD.
For choice tobacco and fine cigars, go ;
to the Su?ar Bowl.
The Huntingdon correspondent of the
Altoona Tim- tells the following : A young
man of Marklesburg took a stylish girl to
church the other Sunday, and on the way
thither he told her that it was his ganeral
custom to put a five dollar gold piece !n the i
collection baskpt. Then lie clinched the .
statement by showing her the five dollar
gold piece which he wa. going to put into
the basket that morning. Such an Interest '
in religion plainly made a great impression
on the young lady ; hut, unfortunately for
the young man, the Rev. M. Boyer announc- j
ed the anaount of the collection at the close 1
of t-e service. It was lust fl. 77. '
-On Friday afternoon an alarm of fire !
again startled our citizens and on reaching ,
the engine bouse it was reported that the ,
house of Mr. Edward Owens in Cambria j
township, about one mile northwest of j
Ebensburg, was on fire. The engine and
hose carriage were gotten out In a short j
time, teams were hitched to them and they
were soon on their way to the scene of the
conflagration. When out as far as the water )
works word was brought back that it was I
the grass In the field, near the house that j
was on fire, that it was then tinder control j
and that it was useless to ro any further,
when the people who liDed the road turned 1
back, not sorry that they weie disapolntfd j
At a shooting match on Monday last, !
at Oallitzin, between the Gallitzln team and ;
the Carrolltown tram for a prize of I'O and ;
a bear, the Carrolltown team came off vie- !
torious. The rules were G6 yards without a i
rest and 100 yards with a rest. Mr. C. A. j
dray, of Carrolltown, won the bear. He
shot standing and without a rest at fir? yards, ;
making a string of !,' Inches, teu shots. !
Jas. Melhorn, of the Gallilzln team, laying ,
down at 100 yards made the best record, 13
inches. Nicholas Smelzer, of the Gallitzln j
team, at 100 yards made the short string of j
, thrpe Inches In eight shots, but the other two
were so wild that he was only third in the
contest.
There is a class of Inexperienced adver
tisers Mk seem to labor nnder the baHucina
: tion that an immediate return should be
, received from any advertisement Inserted
no matter what its nature. Such men seem
1 to forget that many readers have never heard
of the existence of euch a man or firm, and
consequently believe In making haste slow
ly. They should remember that it is the
constant dripping that tvears away the
stone, and that the shrewdest and most suc
cessful advertisers keep their names and
i merchandise constantly before the trade
! Instead of depending on spasmodic efforts.
Ir.quiry on .his point, we reel satisfied, will
convince every doabting, Thomas. Inland
Printer.
On Sunday night the new frame dwell
ing house of Mr. nayden Ivory, of Clearfield
township, was burned to the ground together
with all It contained. In the evening Mr.
Ivory and his wife went over to visit his
father Mr. Matthew Ivory, who lives bnt a
short distance away, and before going lit a
lamp so that they would have a light on
their return. About half past eight o'clock,
on looking towards his house, he saw the
flames breaking through the windows, and
that the whole inside was on fire. It wan
impossible to save anything, and the build
ing and furniture were entirely destroyed.
It Is snpposed that the fire was caused by
the explosion of the lamp. The lose Is esti
mated at about fl.soo, on which thpre was
an insurance of f'00 Id the Cambria Mutual
of this place.
SEEING GABLE
Trices range lc. to $1 per yard ;
Insertions very cheap. A Fine Line
, per yard
Bargains
in
Patterns
to select from at Remarkably Low Prices. Ladies, Don't Miss This Rare-,Opportunity.
The Hopkins Mower Enterprise
at
Johnstown, has baen abandoned. I
Mrs. J. C.Brown, of Lilly, has opened ,
a millinery and notion store at her home in '
that place.
Mr. Samuel O'Hara, of Munster town
ship, who was ieported seriously 1)1 last
week is able to be out again.
Mr. Philip Warner, and old resident o:
Washington township, had a stroke of
appoplexy and is lying in a critical condi
tion. . Mi?. Mary lyre, whose maiden name
; was Maiy Kltter, formerly of this place, died
at Catawissa, Pa., on Thursday nf last week,
, aged about :8 years.
The call for the meeting of the school
I directors of Cambria county for the purpose
i of electing a County Superintendent, will be
'found in another column.
Messrs. Cohon A Marx the popular
j clothiers of Johnstown, have some thing of
I Interest to say to the people of Ebensburg.
j See their card In another column,
j The following i.amed persons can each
j get a letter hy calling at the Ebensburg
i postofnee: Edward Brockbank, Mr. J. T.
j Fuller, John D. Griffith. Miss Annie Ihwn
I (2). F. W. Ott. Mr. Ira James and Mr. Ilarry
j Stalk.
i Sister Antonia, of St. Vincent's, snd
j Sister Hilda, Mother Superior, at the Latrobe
j schools, have fal'en heir to the estate of
; their father, a Mr. Danghertv, of Philadel
i phia. which is estimated at f2."0.00O, and un.
( der the existing rules will be turned over to
the Sisterhood.
Our farmers will be very busy now for
I some time with thlr spring work and will
I have but little time to come to town. When
I they do visit town they should go at once to
J John Owens store on High street, and lay
I in a supply of dry goods, dress goods, boots
j and shoes, groceries and provisions John
I alwavs sells at bottom prices.
The students of the Ebensburg Normal
i will be given a re cept'on on Monday eve
! ning, in the hall, by Misses Kittie Moote and
' Edith Condon, the teachers of Elocution and
vocal music. The exercises wiil consist of
readings and recitations, vocal and instru
mental muic. and addresses by the teach
ers. Mr. Cauffie! will also give an illustra
tion of artistic drawing and penmanship.
! Christ Hccker, a boy about f.-uirteen
vears of use, was cut in two by th cars at
the iron bridge across the Conimaugh at
Johnstown, on Wednesday forenoon. lie
and aiiothpr bov wer" on the bridge when
the trRin came thundering along and they
started to run across. They succeeded in
getting across and his companion eot out of
the way of the train, but young flecker be
coming bewildered stepped in front of the
traIn and was cnt to piecps.
Captain John P. Snter, chief teleeraph
operator for the Pennsylvsnia railroad com
pany for the Pittsburgh division and
branches, tlied at Pittsburg on Sunday, aged
fifty years. The deceased was born in Ber
lin, Somerset county, and when a boy came to
Johnstown and Earned the art of telegraphy
and was in the employ of the railroad com
pany until the breaking out the war, when
he went out with the Johr.stown Zouaves
as first Lieutenant, and afterwards wnt out,
as a Captain in the Fifty-fonrth regiment.
At the expiration of his term of service he
wa appointed to the position with the Penn
sylvania Tiailroad Co.. which he held up to
a short time before his death. Fie was mar
ried to a daughter of the late E. A. Viekroy,
of Lower Yoder township, who, with several
children, survive him.
Francis R. Relghard, aged eighteen
years, a son of Abram Reighard, wno lives
near Imlertowo, in Bedford township, eom
pVtPrt h's last term of school lest month.
XT' went to the Flelzel School for thirteen
years, the school hone being a mile and
a qnnrter distant from his home, and In all
that time did not miss a day. In going to
and from school he walked 3.250 miles. In
bis teacher's report of last month he is mark
ed 100 in reading, grammar, writing, history.
arithmetic, -'tendance, punctuality, and de-
portment ; 08 in spelling, and $T in general
Information, physiology, and geography.
This Is remarkable record, and the yonng
man and his parents have just cause to be
proud of it. On the day after the close of
his -school life he went to work in the iron
ora mines for the purpose of earning money
to defray bis axpensps at Normal School.
lied ford Oatttte.
C'Minty Normal School a.
The term "Normal School" Implies a
school for teachers. A school where instruc
tion Is given in such branch" as are taught
in onr common schools. There has been
snch a school conducted In Ebensburg by
the Conntv Superintendents and principals
of onr schools during the pant fifteen years.
Dnrlng the last two or three years the
school has been more larpelv attended than
ever before. Bnt few of the tpaehprs of the
conntv have the means to attend the State
Normal Schools. Without a school in the
conntv the training of teachers would be
negiectpd hv the miorltv of those who an
nually attend the Ebensburg Normal.
The question has bpen raised several times
as to whether the Countv Superintendent
can legaltv conduct a school in his own
conntv. To learn the opinion of the School
Department on the question. Snpt. Strayer
wrofp for information. His statement was
that, the Ebensburg Norm -1 School was ex
clusively a school for the Intellectual and
profpssipnal training of teachers and that
but few of the teachers of the cout.ty would
attend school outside the county. That
manv Reserving young men and women
could be assisted in getting an education
and f ngage in tpachlng and fill our schools
without employing teachers from other
counties. That the school was rot a private
one In any serse, bnt that special attention
was eiven to hrnrchps named on teachers
certificates and that all teachers received
regular instruction In school .nanagpment,
methods of teaching and the art of teaching.
The following was received in reply :
Harrisbiire, April 21. 18M.
L. Strayer. Snpt. of Cambria Co.
tTlth the explanation yon make In resrard to
the obiect of yonr school, f am authorised to say
that the law does not interpose any objections.
Yonrs trnlv.
fSlsrned) Hksry Horm.
Peputy State Superintendent.
County Normal Sch-vots are eondncted by
a nnmber of County Superintendents in the
State when ro State Normal Schools exist.
Snpt. Straver has improved the condition of
the Ebepsbnrg Normal from year to year,
and a f dll corps of te nchers has been engaged
for tbe coming term. The special work of
the County Superintendent Is with the pro
fessional branches and is given without any
remuneration whatever.
Fars fared A Tier M Ttr' Affliction.
Mr. Robert Ramford. of Candor, Washing
ton, county. Pa., had scarlet fever when a
child, followed by ulceration and discharge
from bis ears constantly ever since. In
Jannarv Dr. Sadler. 804 Penn avenue. Pitts
burgh, began treatirg hirp. fls is now well
and hears better than ever In h's life, and at
the same time was enred of catarrh. Dr.
Sadler asserts (and proves it by results),
that there Is no disease of the hnman family
mcrecotahle than the so-called "running
ears." All interested can get full Informa
tion and all the reference desired by calling
at his i ffice nr addressing him.
& CO.'S NEW
Special Value at 5, 10, 12 1-2,
of Flouncinsr Widths in Cambric
Ail-Over Embroideries. You will
Avenue, Altoona,
BVKHYBOOY PAYS TUB
Merlins: leinooric lonnty ('ommlllft.
There will tie a meeting of the lemoeratle Coun
ty Committee of i-amtrla county, on Monday.
April '25. 17, at one o'clock, p m.. in the Armorj
Hall at f:ren?hnrir. for the purpose of fixing a
day for the hoMinc ot the Prtmnry elections, and
for the transaction of such other bnslnes as may
be pnperly hrouiiht before said meeting. All
members are respectively nrired to be present.
Below is a list ol the committee men in each
ward, borouifh and township. I". J. Mater.
Chairman Pemocratic Committee.
CCrifTY T1MMITTEK.
AtVims township Henrv I.arslon.
Allegheny township John A. McCoy.
Harr tnwopcip Inhn 11 Kfiircr.
HUicklick township A. T. Pindlc.
CnirLrin townshir Adam Shettiif.
Cambria hor.. First ward William O'Dnnnell.
Cambria t or.. Second ward A-dam Stlbich.
CnrrolKnwn . A. harbaUB'h.
Carmll township I'hns. K. Hunlap.
C hest SprtnirsM. ,. I.arv.
Chest townsnip Anthony Hill.
Cleart.el,! n wnshiti Thomas Wilt.
Coriemnneh W., Kirt Ward John Campbell.
O ni-inaiiirh her . Second ward Edward Connery.
Conemautfh township H. V. Kreldhofl.
Conpprdalc Peter Felix.
rroyle township .lames 1 Plommer.
Teiin township James J. Khody.
Fast Conema'h J. Inne.
Fhenshurar, Fst ward Henrv Kyrne.
Fhenshtire. West ward Thomas McBreen.
Elder township P. K. llillon.
Franklin borough W. J. Miller.
Hnllltzin hnronirh M. Fltzharris.
Uallltzln township W. .1. Dawson.
Orubbtown Williim H. Orubb.
Jackson townhlp John 1. Stna-er.
Johnstown. First ward John Hannan.
Johnsrown. Second ward John Kaao.
Johnstown, Third ward Iouis Witin.
Johnstown. Fourth ward A H . Orumbllnif.
Johnstown, Fifth ward H. niftenbauRh.
Johnstown, - Ixth ward T... J. Kinple.
Johnstown. Seventh ward Adam Hnebner.
T.illy ttoroueh Cnron Leahey.
Iretto Pierce V. Ijacov.
Millvllle. First ward-Austin Neary.
Millville. Second ward John Fox.
Munster township A. I. Crise.
l'ort-i(fe township freore Mears.
Prospect Pat O'Toole.
Rende tnwnshlii John Klcketts.
I Kl-hlnnd township H. Eichensehr.
j Stonycreek township I-erl Jacobv.
Summerhill township Ed ward lirew.
Summit borough
Susquehanna township .1. B Stalb.
, Taylor township. Fast James 5-1. Clark.
I Taylor township. West James Kckel.
j Tunnelhtll J. J. Kinney.
! Washington townhip--.Tames Rainey.
I White townhlr M. .1. Noel.
Wllmore P. F. Kirbv.
Wowlvnle .Toset)h Horton. Jr.
Voder township, I.owor P. H. Cole.
Yoder township. T'pper J. A. ('Connr.
I
A "ARI.
To the Citizen of Elennlnrfr
and VI-
rlnll.r.
! It has bef n the eutom for some time hack
: for sorre of the Cloth'prs of our town to
, visit you with samples of thplr stock, solicit
ing vonr patrona"?". Almost everv sensi
ble person must rrcoanize the fact that it is
; almost impossible for a business housp
. carrviDg a large and varied line of clothing,
to do justice to themselves in displaying
thplr goods by samples. We have been re
, quesrpr! by omp nf vour best citizens to
. r(7fttr visit Ehenshurg. Cbeing no douhr
satif-fipd with our wav of doing busfnessand
our ev.frcnilv low uniform on price to all),
anrt the only rea-on that rioters us are the
facts as stated above, "ti e multiplicity of
kinds, fjun Mtios. sfv'cs ar.d pricps."
We Iibvp therrforp hit upon the following
p'nn which must mppt trip approval of all.
WF. WII.T. liETlUX IS CASH ON AT.T, PrR
CHASFS OF FIFTF.EN POT.I.ATtS OR OVFR. THE
' AMOTST OF RATI ROAD FARE FROM ETSES-
rt'tsoh to Johnstown asp return. We
i helieve in offering this very liberal concIder
ation you can make your purchases far
i more satisfactory to toptspIvps, (having our
' entire stock to select from) and it will be
the means of making ni better acquainted,
a desirf greatlv wihpd for. All our goods
; are maiked In plain figures and one uniform
low price to a'l.
EespectfnUv.
Cohen fc Marx.
Popular One Price Clothiers,
' 210 Main Street,
! Apr. 15, 4t. Johnstown. Pa.
Fxritrment In Tsias.
Great excitpment he been caused irrthe
vieinitv of Paris. Tex., bv the remarkable
recoverv of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so
helples he could not turn In bed. or raise
his head : evf rybodv said he was dying of
Consumption. A tiial bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
rolief. be bought a larpe bottle and a box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills : by the time he
had takpn two boxps of Pills and two bot
Hps of the D'scoverv. he was well and had
gained in flpsti thirty six pounds. Tiiai
bottles of this (ireat Discoverv for Consump
tion frep at the drug storps of E. .lames, of
Ebensbnre and W. W. McAteer, of Lorctto.
Large bottles fl.
Can't Make Anj thlnt l ike It.
I have bepn practicing mediMne for twenty I
veers, and have nf ver been able to put np a
vegetable cotnpound that would, like Sim
mons Liver Regulator, promptly and effec- '
tively move the liver to action and at tt.e ;
same time aid (Instead or weakening) the ;
digestive and assimilative powers of the j
sv-tem. No other remedy within my know- 1
ledee pen fill its place ;
L. M. Hinton, M. D.. Washington, Ark
Typhoid, Sirarlet and fellow Fevern,
Measlca. Diphtheria, Kmall-pox,
Cholera, Ae.
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will destroy the
infection of all fevers and all contagious and
infections diseases. Will keep the atmos
phere of any sick-room pure and wholesome,
absorbing and destroying unhealthy effluvia
nd contagion resulting therefrom. Will
neutralize any bad smell whatever, not by
disguising It, bnt by destroying it. TTse
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in every sick
room. NOTICE TO FARMERS. naving sold
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 of their bard earned
money by selling them marl, coal, ashes,
sand and the like worthies trash, but to sell
them the oldest and best Phosphate made in
Penna. It has an established repntation
since 1R42. Twenty Ions now on hands in
my wareroom In Ebensburg.
M. D. Bearer.
Rneklen's Arnica Salre.
The bpst salvo in the world for cuts,
BruiFes. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Khetitn, Fever
Sores. Tetter. Cbupped Hands. Cblilblains.
Corne ard all Skin Ernptions, and positively
cures Plies or no pay required, it la sruar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Trice 2." cents Per box. For sale
by K. James and W. W. McAteer, of Loretto.
fw Jersey Wine sent tn Kurnps.
Mr. Sneer (of New Jersey ) the Great Wine
man's Success has arisen from the strict pnr-It-
and valuable properties of his wines for
invalids and feeble persons, and his repnta
t'or.s extends around the world. Fits Port
Grape Wine is now rpine ordered by fami
lies In London and rsris.
Cream an fl Cold Weainer.
What a luxury is a batf; in summer.
Surely, but a crrealer luxury is a clear head
In winter ; Just when almost everybody is
sneezinc and snuffling with a cold tn the
head. But when you are attacked use Ely's
Cieam Balm. It cures colds In the head,
and what is better, it enres the worst cases
of chronic catarrh and hay fever. Not a
l'quid. not a snuff. Fleasant to use,
tr'uick relief. Radical cure.
M ARRIAVG MCF.SKCN ISSCED.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for tbe week ending Wednesday ,'April 13,
1887 :
John FToffneard Eleanor Schwab, Loretto.
John E. Elliott, Barr township and Ida
May Anderson, Cambria township.
FTenry S. Young and Emma Marshall,
Johnstown.
George Wilhelm and Mary Weile, Johns
town. John A. Vorhaner and Katie E. Slebrt,
Woodvale.
S. L. Thomas, Johnstown and Frances
Groraley, Croyle township.
SPRING DRESS
15, 17, 20, 25, 28, 33, 37 1-2, 50c, etc.
Goods, iust received, at 50, G2 1-2," 75.
find this a Very
Large
Stock of
Pa., Cable & Co.'s Store,
SzAfl3 PlilCB.
SEW ADTr.KrisF.JIF.XTS.
VTTITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersiittaed Andltor. appointed by the
Court of Cambria county to make distribution ot
the fund in the hands of the Sheriff, arlsinir from
the sale of the real estate of William Itonnhoe on
Fl. Fi.. No '29. March T. 1S7, hereby uives notice
that he will Set at his office in the borouxh of Eb
ensburat. Cambria county. Pa., on Thursday, May
l'.. 1SK7. at a o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of at
ten.itnir to the duties of said appointment at
which time and place all persons interested may
attend or be debarred from coining in on said
lund. JOHN H.NI.ON.
April 15. 1S7. Auditor.
CDlTOICR NOTICE.
In the matter of the second and final nc
eoiintot Alvin Evans. Emi . Administrat orot John
o. Evans, deceased. The undwrslif ned. havlnit f
l een nppoi ted Auditor by the Orphans' Court of ;
Cambria county, to distribute the fund, as shown
bv said account , notice is nereby given that I will ;
sit at inv office in F.hensburif . Pa.. on Weilnesday, '
May 4th. next, at In o'clock, a. . of said day to
attenil to the duties of said appointment, at which
time at d place all persons interencd mav attend
if thev think proper. A. V. BARKER.
April 15, ltW, ;tt. Auditor.
Vri'i roR's n tice.
In the matter of the first and final account
ol Alvin Evans, Esq., Adm'nistrator of Kanlel O.
Evans, deceased. The underlined . havlnic been
appointed Auditor by the Orphans' Court of
Cambria county, to distribute the tund as shown
by said account ; Notice is hereby srlven that 1
sit at my office in Ebenshunc. Pa., on Wenesday,
May 4!h. next, at 2 o'clock, p. M, , to attend to the
duties of said appointment at which time and
place all persons interested rrav attend if they
think proper. A. V. BARKER.
April 15, 18S7, 3t. Auditor.
UPITOirs NOTICE.
slaried Audlto
Orphans' Cemrt ot I 'am br' a county to report dis
tribution of the fundi in the bands of Ellas Row.
land. ejteutor of John Iconic . deceased, as shown
by his hrst and partial account, as well, the funds
In the hand" of said Ellas Rowland, administra
tor Sar ah Ixine:. deceased . as shown by his first
anil partial account , hereby gives notice that he
will sit at his office In the borough of Ebensburic.
Pa., on Tuesday, May :td. 1SS7, at 10 o'clock. A. M..
for the purpose of attending to the duties ol said
appointment, at which time anil place all persons
interested shall attend or be debarred from com
ing on said funds. ALiVlN EVANS,
April ir, ss7. :;t. Auditor.
m THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS or ,
.A CAM H R I A COl'NTY . !
lip.STtEMfS : In pursuance of the lorty-thtrd
section ot the Act ot Assembly of May 8th. ISM.
you are hereby notified to meet in convention at
El ensburg. In the Court House at one o'clock. '
r. m. on the first Tuesday ol May. A l., I8S7 be- i
Ing tha 3rd day of the month, ant select viva vorr, '
ny a majority of the whole number of dire-tors :
present, one person of literary and scientific ae- j
iuirenients and of skill and experience in the art '
ol touching, as County Superintendent, for the
three succeeding years ."and certify the result to
the State Superintendent at Harrisburg. as re-(lui-red
by the thirty-ninth and fortieth sections J
of said Act. Lew is Stbatkr, ,
April 1Mb. 3t Snpt. of Cambria. County.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF
' By virtue of an alias order of the Orphan"'
. Court o' Cambria county and to me directed
there will be exposed to Pot. lie Sale at the Court
House. In the horouirh of F.henshurn. c0)lnty ot i
1 Cambria, on
SATUHD.IV, MAY 7 th , IS 87, ;
at 1 0 o'clock , a . m., the P-I!owinif described renl j
estnte.as mentioned and described In Third Flu-
rie Wri t of I'artition and drafts accompanying i
same In the esrate of F. X. Christy, deceased, viz: i
All the bltumlnou" coal ami mineral riuht in j
and nnder ptirpar: No. 1. which is bounded and
i described as follows : A certain tract of land j
i situate In (fallitzin township. Cambria county,!
Fa., adjolnlnif lands surveyed in thp name of ;
Catharine Holster, land surveyed in the name of
i Richard Whitehead and lando'l Kodger Bradley's '
estate and others better known as the Jacob Biir
i goon tract or the Old Homestead. Beifinnln M
j suifar call, thence hf land warrantee in the !
I nameol Richard Whitehead. North :I7' , deirrees
! F.ast PW pen hes to a suit ar : thence by land of ;
Roarer Mradley's heirs. -M.utb 45'. denrees East,
! 2oti perches to pointers, thence by land warranted
in tne name of Catharine Heister. South 87 de
crees West. 'Jus. perches to the place of boirinninir.
, containing about 1'i.t acre and 114 lurches.
i The surface and build inr of said purpart have
i been accepted and taken by Dr. J. T. Ohrity at
i the valuation Placed thereon by the Sheriff's In
quisition. ALSO All the bituminous coal and mineral
I rieht in and under No. 2 which is bounded and
i described as follows : A certain tract ot land situ-
: ate in said Township of Oallitzin. situate on the i
! waters ot Storm's Run. t (-uinnmir at tointer, .
thence by land warranted In the name of Oatha- !
1 rine Heister. South M deurees East To perches to i
' poin-ers. thence by other lands of F. X. Christy, '
dre'd. South decrees West SI perches ti'a .
: post, thet.ee Nor't: 41 decrees West 4 per-bes, !
' thence by land c l Ajjnes Knrk North tl'.i decrees
W est Pi perches t" a post, thence by same i;:t do- ;
1 irrees. West l2o perches to stones, thence by land i
, of .John (Jr'.ve North !: decree Fast, lo perches j
' thence by same North US dezrees W'est 17 perches
to a r ost. thence by same North in deirrees West
' 2"t perches to a post, thence by same 141. deirrees !
, West 1- perches, thence by same North 1 decrees I
West -Jti perches to a pot, thence by land of Se- !
; bastlt.n Siberts. North SS dcicrees Ka-t b4 perches 1
to the place of beginning, contalirinic 4 4 acre
and ic,.t ptrchen,
AI.SO All the surface and buildings of said
purpart No. a. which will be sold separately from
the coal ana minerals.
ALSO All the bituminous coal and mineral i
riifbt in m l under purpart No. :j, which is hound- !
ed and described as follows: A certain tract of I
land situate tn said Township ot Oallitiin. beirln
nlnor at a beech stump and pointers, thence bv !
land of lr. .1. T. Christy South 'i degrees West i
TO; perches to a post, thence by lands of Aifnes
Burn North deirrees w est :u perches to a post,
thence by same f5 deirrees West 4- perches to
stones, thence North 41 deirrees West 27 perches
to a post, thence by other lands ot the heirs of F.
X Christy, deceased. North dearrees F.ast 8:1
perches to poiDtets. and thenep by land warrant
ed In the name of Catharine He'ster, North 51
degrees F.ast es perches to the place of beginning,
containing 44 acre and 47 pcrche.
ALSO All the surface and bulldiniis of said
purpart No. n, which will be sold separately from
the coal and mineral.
ALSO All the bituminons coal and mineral
rleht in and under that certain tract ot land situ
ate In said Township ol Oallitzin, bounded and
described as follow fbelnir purpart No. 4 j: Heiin
nln at a post, thence bv lani warranted in the
name of Huth JVlcI oy North iKi deirrees West 77
perches to a hickory, thence, by land of Henry
Snnker North 111 deirrees East 12 perches to a post,
thence by same and land of Sarah Orova North
deirrees East 80 perches to a post, thence by
land ol Sarah drove North 15 deirrees East .T
perches to a post, thence by land ot N. Hnrk North
4'JV deirrees East 28 perohpa to a post, thence
North :! deirrees West 2tl notches to a chestnut,
thence by land of John drove South 11 deirrees
East 4 perches, thence by other land of F. X.
Chrlslv. decf ased. North deir.-ees Fast 20 per.'s
to a post, thence by same w deirrees East. 12 per
ches to a post. tlipce Sou'h 41 dearees East 28
perches to atones, thence by same Sonth 55 de
irrees F.at 42 nerches lo a post, thence Sonth
deirrees East 34 perches to a post, and thence by
land of Dr. .1. T. Christy, South 21 decrees West
lfi perches to the place of boKlnnine:. containing;
j .t acre and 4-3 lurch.,
ALSO All tbe bituminous coal and mineral
rtRht in and under that certain tract of land situ
ate in said Township of Oallittin. bounded and
described as follows belna; pnrpnrt ? 5.1? Be
ginning at a post, thence by land warranted in
the name of Ellen Catharine Heister South
deirrees East on perches to pointers, thence hy
land of Dr. J. T. Christy Sooth 4tl deirrees West
'2S-2 perches to pointers, thence by land of J. E.
Shields North :t6',' deirrees West SO perches to a
hemlock, and thence down the Clearfield Creek
by its various courses and distances ,'iO perches to
thp place of beginning:, containing HPO acre
and 4 1 pcrche.
ALSO All the Mtuminnjs coal and mineral
right in and under that certain tract ot land situ- 1
ate in said Township ol Oalhtzin belnir purpart
No. rt.l bounded and described as follows: Begin
ning at a pest adioining tract In name ol John
Hay, thence by same North siet1 . degrees West 110
perches to pointers, thence by land of F. X. Chris
ty, deceased. North 4 degrees East :i perches to a
beech, thence by same South r2 degrees East 32
perches to a lind. thence by same South 9 degrees
Fiast V2 perches, thence by same South 45 degrees
a1- perches, thence by same South til degrees East
lu'perehes. thence by same South 75 degrees East
10 perches, thence by same 86 degrees East 22
perches to a pest, thence by same North 4 degrees
East 12' 1 perches tn a post, thence by same North
85 degrees East lr! perches to a post, thence by
same South 12 degrees Est It perches to a post,
thence by same 7 degrees East fR per.-hes to a
post, theriee by same North 54 degrees East lrt per
ches to pointers, thence by same North 72 degrees
East 4ft perches to pointers, thence by same Sontb
15 degrees West i:i perches to a post, thnce by
same South 15 degrees West :t4 perches to place of
beginning, containing 5f acre and 76 perches.
T K 11 M S O F SAL K .
One-third of purchase money to be paid on con
firmation of sale, and one-third :n one year there
after, and one-third at the death ot Elizabeth
Ohrfs'y, wide of the decedent: the latter two
payments with Interest payable annually, to be
secured by bonds and mortgages on the premises.
The last judgment to remain In the hands of the
purchasers daring the natural lifetime ot said
Elizabeth Christy, and the Interest thereof to be
annually paid to her alienee, Ir. J. T. Christy.
JOSEPH A. OKAY,
Trustee to sell the Real Estate of
April 16,1 w:. i X. Crnsty, dee'd.
GOODS
lower prices than
Beautiful New
many
87 12,
Beautiful
AJAj kinds of Job work neatly an ex
peditiously exf cuu d at this office.
n old ftri,. kAffnnM,M....i.i ii . .
ted trouU salary J&Vrt JjkoS.', lLfj
. K.V.
fOXALI) K. DUFTUN.
ATTORNEY-AT-L. AW
EHBNRBL'Hli,
Pes-.
-Office in Colonnade how
THE PLUMED KNIGHT.
For St.no we will
renri. nott oatd
r w vinri cnrfTtrea'-,vebmnd
S HHAHIZ A kl l.M., Kohrsonia. t'n
Jin. 14 '87
iliri i n i1 t-ri 1 n'- Notice.
Ei-tnie ol Mnry Jane Troxell. deceased.
I-etter of administration having been eranted
to the undersigned In the estate f ftlarv J. Trox
ell. late of Oalhtzin borouiih. deceased, all per
sons Indebted to said estnte are requested to make
payment, and those having claims to present the
same without delay to
JOHN J. TKOXELL..
T. :-. TK'iXKIJ,,
Oallltiln, March 4, 18S7. Administrators
BARBER SHOP
The undersigned invites the cliiiens of Ebens
burg and public tt: erally to call at his shop
on Centra St.. Ebensburg. Pa., (opposite the
Mountain House saloon), where he wl.i be found
ready to accomodate them with a clean shave or
a hair cat on short notice.
By keeping evervthing neat and tldv about mv
shop 1 expect. to merit a liberal share 'of patron
age .
March 11, '87. PETER WlI.HElM.
ADMIXISTKATKIX' NOTICE.
Estate ol W illiam McConnell, deceased,
i letters of Administration on the Estate of
I William McConnell. lute of the Township of
'. Washington. Cambria County, deceased, having
! been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted to said estate are berejby notified to
! make payment without d' lay. and thoe bavins;
claims against the same will present them prop
; erly authenticated tor settlement, to
ELIZA MrCONNELL,
KLLAMifuNSELL
Summit, April S, '87. Administratrix?'.
DMIXISTHATUIX NOTICE.
JLX. Notice is hereby irfven that letters of
administra'ion on the estate ot .lamp C. Brown,
deceased, late of the Boronirh of Lilly. Cam
bria county, I-a., have heen uranted to the
undersiirr.ed. All persons indebted to said es
tate are notified to make payment to me wi'.hout '
delay and those havlnu claim airaint the same
will present them properly authenticated to
JANE A . HKI (WN.
Administratrix.
He nbK-k. Pa.. March 19, 1ST.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter of apppolntment of .lno. H
Brown Auditor, to distribute the funds in the
hands ot Albert E. Bender, assiirnco of Albert
Ivory. Notice is hereby ajiven that in pursuance
ot the above appointment, the Auditor will sit
for said purpose Bt;tt.e office of Ooo. M. Kcade,
Esq.. in the borona-h ot Eriensbu rir. on Monday,
April 2T. 18-7. at 2 o'clock, p. m . when and where
all persons interested may attend or be debarred
from cominK in o j said (unC.
JNO. H. BKOWN.
April 8, 1S-7. Audinor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICET
In the m.itterof the final account of Wm.
tt . feebler and Francis Warner, executors ot.lohn
Wairner. deceased. w!,o wis iruardian cf Airstha
W ill inii May Ciithurine Will, minor children of
Auirustine I. Will. ncea?el. Having been ap
pointed an Auditor to make a distribuiion of the
tund as shown bv said aceount. Notice is hereby
given that 1 wifl sit at mv office in Ebensburir.
Pa. .on Wednesday, the 27th day of April, 18S7,
at ten o'clock, a. m. to attend to the duties of
said appointment, at which time and place all
persons interested may attend it thev se proper.
M. 1). KiTTELL.
April 8:h, rs7 3'. Auditor.
A1
rniToirs notice.
In the mat'er ot the first and final ac
count of Joseph Hos;ue, assianee of F. Behe
et ux. for the benefit of his creditors. The under
siirncd havinir been appointed Auditor ty the
Court of Common Pleas ol Cambria county, to
d istrlbute the funds tn hands of said assignee,
notice is hereby slven that 1 will sit at the Arbi
tration Boom, in the Court House at Ebenshura:.
Pa., on Tuesday, April 28, 1SS7, at 10 o'cloen of
said day to discharge the duties of my appoint
ment when and where all persons Interested may
attend or be forever debarred from coiuinir in on
said fund.
H. H. HY ERS,
Ebensburn. April 2. "S7. r.t. Auditor.
NOTICK.
TO THE LEOAL HEIRS A N I K EPKESEN-
tatives ot Matthew McMullen. deceased, lake
j uotice. that an inquest will be held at the late
residence of Matthew McMullen deed, in the
township of Clearfield, in the countv of Cambria.
ii , u.inj, .,ui .14, in ,iinj .j ii ni R mine
forenoon ol that day. for the purpose oi makinir
partition of the real estate of said de'edent to an i
amontr his heirs and leral repreentatives. If the
same can be done without prejudice to or spoilirir
the whole: otherwise to value and appraise the
same according to law. at whi.-b time and place
vou are required to attend if vou think proper
JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Eher.t-bunj. Pa. I Apr. la..
-4t.J
Admistrator's Sale
OF
YaliiaWe Real Estate.
By virtue of an order f the Orjihans" Court of
Cambria county, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, on tbe premises in the village of Snmmer
hill, in said county on
S'ltii J'ftat, 4J-H 10, 1SS7
at 2 o'clock, p. m.. the following property, late of
Dr. W. A. Harnett, deceased, to wit :
All that certain lot of ground situate in said
vlllaire of Summerhill, bounded and described as
follows: Beirinninor at a post comer, adjoinlnir
lands of C. A. I'lmond, thence sonth 05 deurees
west 40 teet to an alley, thence alonir said alley
sou'h '2S deirrees east fa'J teet to a post, thenoe by
by land of Mrs. Mary A. Wendroth south f5 de
irrees west 40 feet to a post corner, ad joining lands
of C. A. I'lmond, thence south 2fl denree" east i'
feet to the place ot be,innlns;, having thereon
erected a
JT-vellinpr Ilousio,
Stable and other outbuildina-s.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent, ol purchase money to be paid on
day ot sale, one-third on confirmation thereof, and
the balance in two equal payments, at nine and
eighteen months with Interest to be secured by
ludirment Vnd of purchaser.
JOHN T. LONU,
Administrator of Ir. W. A. Burnett, dee'd.
April 1. 1887, r.t.
S'1
TATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT with
the
the
Supervisors of Blacklick township lor
year ending March 14. 1S7 :
Wm. 1). Rhodes, Supervisor, I'R.
To amount
Read Implicate
Cash
Cash
Ordor
AW. 17
COHTRA, CR.
By amount
Work on roads
Retruned to Commissioners
Exoneration
Services as Supervisors
Cash, tax
Printing
Printing
t 'no Sledge
I Hie order paid
Percentage on cash tax
...fJ04.34
... 8 2
.. 2.1S
.. 43.75
. . .56.31
... 1125
.. 12.00
.. .75
l.no
... 4.38
f?4fi.l7
I-rrraa WaonkR, Supervisor, Dr.
To amount
Road Duplicate
I 'ash
I ne order on Commissioners
Cash
tISO 71
SJ M
5O.00
. 40 43
J.181.1
COKTRA, CR.
By amount
Work on roads
Exonerations
Returned
Services as Supervisor
Paid for plank
Repairing plow
M-dersi paid
Percentage on cash tax ..
Cash
Cash
..f m 11
. 1.7 s.
.. f.P7
.. 3I6
. 1J 71
.. 3.50 I
.. 31.25
S.os
.. 377
.. 40.43
$3ol.77
Audl-
The following orders were issued by the
tors and remain unpaid :
No. S, S. L Keed
No. fi. A. W. Rowland
No. 2, O. A. Michaels (No. 2. of ' ren'd) ...
i.v
0)
15.25
Wk, the Auditors of said township do certify
that we hav examined the aeoonnts of said
township and find them to be correct according
to our best knowledge and belief.
O. (1. EMPFIELD.
J. F. REESE.
T. S. F.MFFIBLD,
KcJ.Ar, Clerk.
j Auditors
Atlcl : A. W
April 1,187.
I
i
.lll.SO
. 90 2
. U S.7
. 1S.1S
Our Wire
i
$HB.50
TIE-TIE IB OTT O HVL
IS HEACHED AT LAST.
j The largest stock of hardware ever ofl'ered in
the Countv can be found at mv store I am
now selling manv coods 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, trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices.
C3-. HTJN"TLEY3
HIGH STREET. - - - KISEXSBURG
HARNESS AND SADDLERY I
I have now on hand
Harness and Saddlerv
constantlv manfaetnrinc:
un stock of Harness. Halters.
SaCtJtES, SMDLES, WHIPS.
etc. I use none but the
sell at the lowest price
chanire for harness.
POLITICAL
TOK CO! MV COMM1SSIOM.H.
1 hereby announce inyclf : c ,n-li.l i:
lor County Coiruilssioner, subject to be iirc;o
ol t tie i.ext Iiemocrntic primarv election.
John KIKBY.
Johr.sb.wn
F"Ki:
'tit'MV '"OM M I SSI ON Elf.
herri.v announce myef a a earid'.'iiite
lor Countv Icimmisioner. subiect to tt.e deciib.n
of the next !'omioratfe prlmarv eic t"n.
i. I'. F.KEKLY.
Eten-biirn.
F
'IK COT NTY TREASI KFK.
erebv ano. once mv.elf as a candidate fot
"ountv Treasurer, "ut 'ect to the decision of ths
n ext IcmoTatic primary election.
M P. KFLI.Y.
(iuiliiltzin Boroueh.
170K 'OT'Nl Y AT I'll OK.
I 1 hereby announce myeif as a candidate b.r
Conntv Au.li'or snbiect to the decision of the
next I'ornocratic primary election.
LoriSROLANP
4th Ward, .lchnstown Borough.
T-'OR COT'NTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myaelf a" a candidate
for County Oommlsioner. subject to the decision
ol the next Iaiocratic i.rimarv election
C. A. 'McOONlOLE.
Iilly Borough.
TOK COl'NTY COMMISSIONER.
1 heicby announce myself as a candidate
for County commissioner, snbiect to the decision
ol the next IHmocratlc prlmarv election.
F. J. PAR FISH.
naliltrln.
MO R
COT'NTY COMMISSIONER.
1 1
1 bert y in-
; nounce myself as a candidate for County Com
' misl ner. subject ro th decision of the next
1 Iemojrattc Pritnarv Election.
THOMAS .1. WILLIAMS.
Ebenshnrz. Mrh 4.!":.
FOR COT'NTY THE ASl'RFK.
I herebv announc
myself as a candidate for County Treasurer, sub
tect to the deci"1on of the neyt !cru-er.te Pri
mary election. JAMES OR1FFIX.
Cambria Korounh, Mar. 4 lSi;7.
FOR COUNTV TREASURER.
1 hereiiv announce ravself as a candidate
tor County Treasurer, snbeet to the dec'sl tn of
the next Iemocratie nrimarv eipcrlon.
HFNKY FIOHENSF.HrT.
Richland Ywp.
OR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself as a candidal
for Countv Treasurer, sutoeet to the decision of
the next Pern oca tic primarv election.
M. A. il'ART7.
Washington Twp.
F
OR COUNTV TREASURER.
for Connty Treasurer, sutoeet to the decision of
next Iemocratic primarv election.
A. D. CRfSTF.,
Munster Twp.
'OR COUNTV COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce mvself 3; funiii t-os
for County V.mmlswoner. suhicct to the decision
of the next Iemoertfe nr-mnrv election.
CHARLES Pt NLAT.
Carroll Twp.
FOR COUNTV COMMISSIONER.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Coramlsioner snbieet to tbe decl"ton
of the next Democratic prtmarv eVetion.
F. F. DILLON.
E'der Twp.
FOR COl'NTY TKKASVKFK.
I take li method
cf announcing that I will be a rndl1:' for the
nomination of the office T Countv Tregurer,
snbiect to the action of the Democratic PTirasrv
election. If nominated I wtll make an active ef
fort to be elected, and If elected w:il perform th
duties of said office to the best of mv xbllity and
for the accommndatton of th tarnsver".
THOM AS E. HOWK.
Cambria borough, March 4 17.
FOR S A I.E. The suheriher will sell at prtvs'e
sle ONE 4 INCH TCRRINF WATFK
Will FL. ONE PERRY SHINHI.E M A H IN F,
side. cut. 1 Lath Mill and Sawmill complete ex.
eept'ng head blocks and belting neces.-arv o
run all the machinery. F.ir further rs'ticular?
call en D M. Kh AT7FR.
at Asrrvitrj. t address fc'm at rh.-t ?rrtnts.
FostctT.fe. Cambria county. Ta. ;F"b. 4 17.
Twist Suits.
To lay aside an ola, wornout suit of
clothes and don a new one is only a change
in material, unless the wearer sees that
Modern Cut, Recent Style, Fashicnable
Fabric, and the Prevailing Shades also en
ter into the combination.
Our Genuine Wire Twist Suits, that
we are n w selling for $10.50, will raeet
these requirements exactly. They ere
strong, all-wool goods, that we warrant not
to fad1 or change color, and have a first
class tailor cut style that adapts itself to the
form, resembling custom-made apparel in
every particular We have the Wire Twist
Suits in Men's and Youth' hfcs and in PJeid
and Ulack Colors.
If you want to get the benefit
unbroken assortment, call and see
goods at once.
of an
these
I. LI. I'OOIF, SOU & THOMAS,
Leaders in Slyle and Low Prices,
JOILYSTOJKY, - - FE.Y.Y'.-i.
Aug 13,
the uest assortment
in Ebensburr and
of
a m
new work.
Call and see
verv best of stock and
Bark taken in ex
G.
L. FREDERICK.
Ebensburg, Pa.
TW. 1)ICK. ATTORNKY-AT-J.A w.
Ebenshnra;, Pa. Office in bulldin. ot T.
J . Llojd. dee',!, ifirst floor.) Centra street. All
manner ot leir?! l as!nes attended t sstlstsct rj
-I toil cniiw ' cs a spete !t v. nii-u -r(.l
1
FOIt NAl.t-SH AM ENOINES
're Par, B-.l-r andSLeet-1
CI. AY
on W rk .
Second-hand er j; .res a n 1 to
inir eiiK'res and machinery i
AsCihLIN. Ali-irhery , la
er on 1 pr d . H o t
f, cr: i-v - T HON -(
Jao . SV '. v )
E
N t t iff.
tie ( f Anian.ia ZimmerirHn. !e'd.
Ie'ter" tes'atneni try ,.n the eeta'e ot Auianda
Zirru-errran. Isteof C'earfeid ttwrsh'p. I'srobria
e. nrtr. Fa.. 5ec.-sed. Invfrr been crantad tc '.b
under-rard. ail persons mar' ted to isbl i"st
are heret v not.fl- d ro rnske psymert witbetjt (!e
lay. and Ihoe bavirijr claims atrslt.Pt the same
win present them priperly authenticated ?or set
tlement t.
CH.ESIINE Mt Mt'LI.KM.
Altoona. l a. Mar. 4. l"7.-6t. Execator
EXECUTOirS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary upon ih e'ta'.e f
Jeremiah Topper, late of Allegheny towhship. de
ceased, having teen cranted to the unders'tned
by the Register of CiihItH county those indebt
ed to said estate are requested to mr ke p m e-t
wlthontdelav and those hanra claims aitatcst
the same will present them, properly autbei.tloa
led. for settlement.
V. A. B. LITTLE.
April 1.17. Kxecutir.
A1
DMINlTU ATR1X1 XUTIl'K.
Estate of Daniel M. FsTan. dec d.
Notice I hereby gjven that letfrs ol adminis
tration on the etie of Ianll M Farren. late ef
Munsrer township, Cambria, county de-sed,
have been irrarted to the undersigned All per
sons Indebted to Said estate ara hereby notified
u make payment without delay and tbo bavlna
claims will present them, properly an'.bent lemtel
tor settlement.
M AT! LP A FAR KEN.
April 1. I s7 . r,x. Adinln-'mtr-x.
'OR RENT. Tbe uii.lersic.bfij of-
fers Ibe following c-er'rat'a pre-pertv fa
rent : An elegant store room 1Tx4'i feet, eletant
class window, mitable lor hardware store er any
other store and there I" a tinshop and toe' io sara
building. 1 here is a good garden nd l attach
ed, and rooms In the buildtne sul'abla fer
dwelling. A splendid opp.-rtuTi'ty P-r i-ne w ant
ing to start a hardwitre and lining et'.sh thnsent
tta trade is already established as I Isve beea
eaTylntf on the busine, (..r yi.rs lie abova
proper'- is situated In CarrMlt. 'nibrla
Countv. Pa.
Alo. several l.c" of ground !nai;ood stata ef
cultivation situated In Carroll t-wnhtp eenyesi
lent to the B . rough. Possession given Iprilde.
17 . Call on oraddre
AM'REW H HAT 1,
fee. 14, ti. OarrollH wnCambta Co., Fa.
SUBSCRIBE
-FOR
the mm mum,
1.50 PER YEAR 1.50
WITHIN Til K COl'NTY.
OUTSIDE l HE COUNTY, l