f
. . .rr.v.v o
, i :u' only crop that Is not tvne--
i recent rams.
"wnottry V1 tnnoll, of ljretto,
r t-r- rn Monday.
11. ... .i.j,)-,ry aici. o;n, or wasn-
,,'-'ir. wis lu town on Monday. ,
, ,r !: whcsii In Greet. e c.vjnfy I n5
... 1 f. r r.uvest at the end if thh- !
'
! -
.--.!, tilvrt of the Johnstown ; !
s i-'. ;hit irg around town on j
,
wf...,fv relieved hr th.. .,..nf
. . i
:1 rr rrnw. ror sal ,
;, nil s "m..
I..
i Woodruff of the Johntawn !
tv'.r.g hit county as a Juror
;IS WVl K.
of 'ho Cirrolltown :
t a eano!e nt day? In tuwn I
the wek. j
. of l.yun towtuh'r., I.l-.U-h 1 J,v
UllU.I a kin snaSte noas- ! T
rn.; "
v. Ici. 'th. I
J
i :. !.or-tto, I'.i., wants 5o0
: 1 ear. wool 10u) bushvi'.s !
,
Ic' " "'I"ovirg
I n -i rh-.-t t'mn will W, one cf ,
.! in thA Mt(. IVof. M. U
.ii .i Mrtii 1 County Pro! t!;it!on
in Ilia Court Il.mse at
M 'vl:;y after fiooti, and
; vmty t;.-Vit.
;'.-:i! for the U-ucflt ot the
u.: rrh in t!d j'laco, held on
'V.
.1 W.'dn'.v.lay evenings
1 .in I a rii'snei-! aurcrs.
!-r. a:
a
V. S. S-r.i?r Cowati, :
. .: Fa t O'.-cn-.burg on !
. :r:rg. I
' ' ' of Julv will ha ct' '-v. '
. tlf.iUtovo at Xlektown, in '
hh r.ed style. M..-SV dun i
-n... r A-i.l r nr. T:n iit.il- .'.i.i .
. .... .-i.i
..!;,.! .v.! are eor-lKIp-j-lVite.! i
A x -I V.r. ,h v.-m i:-lar.-:y .t!ed
A'-1 :i ftt 8 bn-nWfK ia !
1 1 ' 1 1 1 r. '
!; ..tr ronnty, one day -
A .Tnw.ti-t.r s!"pvvi from bl-t
' r;' "rea. j
1 1 !.- h gr. at while, if Camilla j
- . i ."! wTi,; nr.d the criminal :
' '-:.,. ur ' it will b.M'.i risiftrv '
k hr-1 "t : n.'k. break-
.t
t t
I
'V-pi .;.;. in of the criminal , foin. II i? i ri-M-5 1 1 Il.5j 1 1 :U !. wa. :' s-tr:;. kfi;
1 wi'.h !.i-..!t jii'.i-jj'. Ir. I),.n?o'!y -rs-,
, .,.' j..hr.-!t:-.vn. whU.) I x'-y r-'s-h-i: fug
.' ;-i ; on Wei'nnsd.iy ! '.-t A l--i-'. it.? ; -Io.-. ' .u d . '.""D
, 1.;:. Pt ;,i aie i,ii; 1 'r-iihani. Hui.t:rir.h.r; .-.-.u-.ty. i. Siur-
T It''.
011 the iloorcus- 1
-co", red n ..hot t !
I
: v!
! ,11:
rw.'.M : m
1: .1; i u'.'.t, d
mi:: ::i t!.r
' v. r-.'r r.'
'.,1 it n . :-. !
;r?.i'j vr'.i.-'i
. 1 'I Ky.i in i i'i forming hii
I'M peoj-io t-i observe hat he Is the
. ". tl:.- r'.'.l.:. 1 l-.o.v
:, (;:.;;', ; luni'irrmnn of this
I I
1 wh.g miiiv Tuesday of
.' i.i.d " riiT-ser ,-t' ;Ti' 1 iters are
- '.i i; hi - -ihiST.ee li-rilf (iray is
;.;:. 11 1 : i.'i.ilirr '..iw'iu s ii.I ha.' kvit-t '
" ' ,. : .'.:ti -..'.ip.rts . I' ! xupp.ned !
!! !i..- ,;"i'- V,-t
, i.:
i' ( it i.r i win coiitam a i
' i n.io" en, r.'Uf uiT.i v.m .
1 ii: of a n'ofotiridit di. riMitiating '.
-. r :!'!,' 1 Ci trim ii rtrul rattle- j
r t i .i.p of Pitipi-rt." iiv .l inn s A 1
I
I i.i hi' at o:ice souiid in
doe- 1 p
X. ' i.i '.1 IV ,'X pression.
... I
M i't.ns ;ir,- tf-v.-n rattl. men
; v ;.n i..ies ea-t and west of ' foreman. ieorc Wter. AVvn:.d.r Myers, . cau.bria was flocded, and for tne time bo
, :. - . !. r:.i: ! I fur ore pr- ; '" -hinefeit J i'.r. Roof, En nue! Sjd- j inj tl5a rtt;e rtqu:rin tickets cf adutbaiuB
: ' ! i-o a-".:; 'iLsinment of dets and II. Neii were found dead atdtieorife j . j-4rj wM abruft'ated, that beio
. ' iviy o-.'y. end under no , IMlko so badly injured that hn died the; tr ouly available route to and from that
-..i:-t i: , i1! ttie past be received for ; saai evei-ii rf. 1 httua Ilioota, (to!e , brougri, and many -ep!e taking advaa-i--uoii
' n r..i- i).'- r 'nlr i. ' TIi.v.ta. .ir,. (;:. -mi, M ..:.! Wapi.er and I tae cf it.
. - ... t - . ... . I..... T' 1 , . I ' . . I II n i . . . - . . . . .
Vet I'ai'ii'v. of Ci-roM towr.ihir
of Cn-roM township.
; '.!. iy, l r'. ..-hi:i a ret.iarkabt.i Ins'ar.re
"...';:). 'i'c tjuit- laui.ly of ekht
... -- . .. . iJ.iinc.i and, Auttust) ami
1 ' r , :,v;i.g, ti.o c!d..-t at ihn
'i" '"''.' c . : ';.;v. ;.t ami the
" '' Jify s..W" -':,-r.'.r-.r , .VtV.i.
., -V,,,;,.,... ,.j .hir.iata eous.ty
W: ': t .r 1 : .':; i:i l rt
.. ; . i'. U'.;r.!. iit'.orneini !:i-r, . i.i ile-
' i. !' pr-.er.t i'i-r I'.r'i'ii.'i and
- .I'm, .1 it-., if n.iii'i'i on the
r ni. i : .iijal lor tiie purpose of
' ' " -. io -t.;::dard huif-tn.ie track
e V:;.. I.-v-.tu". h.t-i his braii-.s
'" ' y 1 1., ru :':':;': i.Vw.il.-on, on
.!i' of hi -t pre;, t'.vo nii'is trun
' ... -1 -v r, ;,t,, I. r-mrty, M-., when he went
t I.ivuSn:.'i iiusi- to re:non-s-
-tl. I.att-r to; allowii. his i'.ors
' i -- . s fat::.- l).tv.d-on nurren--'
' ' - - :'. .t ! -'.-.g ' -t ;:' h lYiv.'o."
'! 1 t, vii.o u, owner oi Ii.-i.hv
r: '' ' ". .. i' ' ; .n i ',t to ;;. il'i.ri, 1,1.1 xinitt
''' , ' ; ;ri;'',i; ,!i it. l.v.t week a
'"' '::; i m ed .-v r '. Wl.. :. t!ie Icj
' '. ' to r-". t';-' l! r" vie I'.r i 1
' '' - vk ;f 'r.i. Ti -y ter a '.'! t
"'' '.i -'.t-lie: -t r. I'htn'i g
tt;u-'- t-.., ,.-.-.:ri!, m'.'.Ki'i in all di
: " "' v- .' r; i' .:r!i-f n '-.u.ikiiii and f.un
r::' ' or r... r.- t:: t tr.ey did r.ot
:.oiir i
ward.
M
M'iv i-. Tt-om-t 'i. A-i'c cf Krar.k
""'"i. s-rontt Yi.-e I're-itter.t of tl;e
:""'-'' .r.ta i;,i;;road Company, died on
':-'hy of l.wt m ek, at Moiling -od, N.
a., U- datil.ter of ;Pia.uinG. 1
r I
l:.ie, rieitlfut f thf Tho'lias Iron Com-
rie.si.Ieut of the Thomas Iron Com- . '
'1; y. of Jer,, v U'V. and now liviug in .
'w i.ih i, ....i ..,' inv
'ik. She pose-sed great tHauty , ir'
A:
" e.i cultivation, and was especially
!: -1 ... .. .. i- i... ... .... I
. ii.umc, .-..ij ami .nr. i nuiuauu
f) wi-..!... auout tnei.ty years ao. i
M-"! i ;, nr I ..rj'.i I'.. ui.I'j "ii . tf
' '-vn .iiirar for ft. ll rr.s. whlt,
-;ir fr
t'.. ; H f green (' roasted ci.iTee
giwuj creen or roa.tfJ c-iTi-e
p. i .
ftt t. .fa t -.'.-.-.. .
! i. tr.r'e
s ; .1 "s
'. . . I :it.
' gil. , lo;f
t.i : Intel., !
'' :' i dried a r:, -t i:
Vs. .. p .. !,i :,rsj 2
'!'. tl'i.!Ofis ... f'.s. i-
"h.. .er gal. ; bi.'inns r
'7T.;
'ul all oth.er c I- at t-;uallv low
r "!. or g'Hid m.i: U, lah:.' pr ;du -c.
V;.,,tl -if .T, of lV.tsMirt,,
t ii ---1,1 - V. ir 11.. n Id , . m... 1. t -ut-
: H'i
I, V. ' I...".P-.-l-ll...
''I't-ai .! a. Kitieli, pn-'iri f m Sfary'
at liiiMMarsli'ja c. f.ns bien ijirte il
(in te ill
"i.
i-t' ' in a .......
on la nor the Mindav
ler
WO ' lie al.1.1 ti. nni- . t r, ,. ... I
, .-...v ... .... w.j- ,'..i-r...M.
GGt'i' ii "
"'hi. parlsiuoiiets hein obliged to
rr!rto'-t. ciiiiiTH.i.r which Key.
'U.lm i! ,.,rrp, t. va,,,.r ,.y ,,,, , f
''r" 'ei lie , i r.rrivei! -KJ :,v m asses
f '' 'J' ' r'l-''cly gavn out that
', 1,1 L,'t speed ly improve he should a.'k
u'npvi of the pa.-.lJo:.ii-.
. E.
75cts. PER YARD AT MANY STORES, BUT 25cts. AT GABLE & CO.'S.
Those Brautiful Summer Shades ofDentelle Dress Goods. iS ami 40 inches wide, are beni" sold bv
Gable & Co.- al 1102 Kleventlr avenue, Altoona, for 25ets. a yard ; worth three times the price.
This is only one of the many Dress Goods Bargains you'll find at this Mammoth Dry Goods House.
THE ONLY STRICTLY ONE-PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN CENTRAL PENN'A.
Thomus Carey, while wai.i;n ou the.
railroad trick near TortRRi cn Monday last,
j wis struck by an f-ngiuo an! 50 Md!y In
' j'ired. that the physicians found it ne?i--sary
t" amputate his right leg above the k:i,-r.
Carey Is about 3S yers of ae, married, but
cnri rnriii,, an.i 1 a reM.Jeut or New
or1?- '"as taken to tho Almshouse on
Ttir - n'.cy.
- The t m-roomof Xr John W. Shrbia..h.
of 'arrolitowu. wu robSe-i 00 lut .Murd-iy ntaht
and a lot ot clothing, rro!r anil other kck-Is
tu""n - "a Tuesday a ni.a a-lvln,, b.i name a j
Fre.le - lrk I'ula was found lil.tlnn In Mr. shir
M.J(th - . Lam and on rl..r injcf..n ol hi. tid
I
I:if the shdon girds ware discovered. He wa
" , ri
brought hro t.i iai!. He had secure! sn ec franc ';
totht..rohy tM-Tloa a hole throuxJ. tho J"..,
a,i rrmrvin, the dcvi lat-h Th t-w,i, 1 f
w'r k'",rn fr',n 11 ' u '' rt.f.v i.c.r-
-v r"i, '"iai n:sp-'.-:i o lie I iTT.Dr2n
"u s''r,lfiy --v- : U. f. Jmes P.
- .aii. y. pator u' t John's C-ath.iie
urea, jonr.iowtt, r rir.eriy pa-:cr or Srt
Aif - es , ')ho. vvsj .h! rnt.mi'ix tute'i to
1 l'.t.-I:ur,;h Tor trt aMli.Tit it i"rcy Hospital.
Fvor Nii-.ert Father Tahaney came to .ii-hLS-
town, nbor.t two years s?, he bi-.sbvcu in 111
health, l.a. t sun mi r h- vNit. d Iva'n..! in
f . iirr i f o' 'talr.I-.g r V-.t retrae I
witno? nn-.eh ltr.proveire-t 1!- m. i t the
pr.rti w'ntrr at Atlantic City and cauio home
fv(h as wht-n le If ft. .Sir.i-o his return
t.e hr.s lt(-n tjrndiitil'i on tlio decline and
fievtral days ato !u; waa eoti:,'eIU-d to takts
to s lied. His ;i::.es.H u of such a m'nre
to re::.ir ,!ec!!ed'.y pro! lemii'.'.i al htj
rts.stirntion to health. It is almoit certain
tint he will never be all to resume bis j
w,ls i i;uti. s a raptor here., f'ate Tal aney at-
trihutcs Lis hluta . oV-ivi.rk before col:
, r J .'oM'.-tcwn.
The body of Kev. J hn Cox. A--(
tit
r''-,' f tlw iictiino Cath-i 1.- Church . Our j
I'V of the Vi.-itut:i.n, Li-hih f.vn. -io and ;
Ixi.my .-tr. et, I'hIIadeis hie, wli-.) wa
virvw',t i-1 ll'r iielcwai'o on Ti..'.-Hlay u.cin-
ret'.-veifd. i'aLh.-r Ci Wiia
a '
T'11 'V
.iui.i:; auJ .-: in the t;ab:t
. r i.i. - .
unh . i' -1
;a Kit riv i wlien-
he could g- a vc:rior. from Ciie. vharob.
On Tueev'iiy he had sc:l-.l d wn as lur as
Chl.bt,., ,,Br;( uh., l)r J(,.iU F
lnaehv. ot No lil-l t:hfltlan Mr,...!.
wi.t.n. j, nukliirf t. Mck. tl. b,-.at was t. truck
by a fi:aU uad ni-sUi-iI. Thu ocOupt.U
wtre thrown ir.ro the water, but got on the
bottom of the boat. Tb. y waite.1 for a pvs- 1
ing vessel. hut Fat!. CVx h carue 'Mo.ttieut. J
a'1' h',:')i; t ii i-'d S'1" iwr, atte.vpti-d to ,
'o .lnre, a!. .it fifty yard ilwUnt. '
' -'7D.. '!. i.j wte.h rig, 11 rnn v.-.-re
h'!;'';! -: 1 ;u"' t :c'- Thf .-tph .-l.-n
01 -u: r-d t ..JUj X 1. 1, ot t;.j la:.i'..ia
II..-1 - t'.i'Itl' , . I. A... i.- ..L,'.l.'-i i.'.l". Ill .1 .
. Ivk-M r8:i. !
I'lindied f- t aN-M ti e P.-.'it.s
1 roaj oi: . roev r.tl,- 01 linfitin:L-.
yr'..l- o; linuit..,:L.. AUwt
... . . 1
oi'e huin. 1 (I ti.-s. are raiiilcyud nrd 2
, ,, .1
t- ,: Citupaeti.e.i of ti n ro--i. treit ;
am-mi.tot Mat.ng is repaired, and iH.w.ler
u:ii? .tynnr.i re u ..-d. A iarir" o't h.ol bet-a
p-tpr.i-i.t a I.t ' f dyiT.mi;' l.i?.rted, and j
a'. four ki'r; ti pow'.-r. Tii fu.-e a-us i
! n il ri w. -l :npi,;t'r. wirir--x X a ,
Mii".,M.i:;... ni-: ..... fc.i.: i; ,.i: a: mioa , iMir i ifes, a:j the small streams that Vab!UKton township. J. A. Shoemaker.
tuiMi'e . J -. y rt-t.:r!.'-i'. i.i ih work and v:i- , tnpty int t.ie Stonycret k were swollen Into j John O'llara acl F. J. rarri&ti were ap
uiaii'o: ; : . parat'ons to ma k- sr.othr open- j torrents. Ou Tuesday last that stream , pointed commUgioner to divide Washington
vlni tte t'xp'ociei, rH-cn:red, hurling
tl.Ttv
n i. who wrre ou tn Riouru in ,
ovi'rv d.rec t. in. ST of '.ho ria-n wer
t!:nai) down tcwar.l he ral:ron4 iraek and
fcnge ii.as-. .f erlh and ro.-ic thrown upon
them. Ah sum a po.-.i;.'e at'er ti c ex
n-i tnosf it ii -;-ri U'.hu; I'.V'.IJ nt!i-
erinc up tt.e r.no: am n tiifrm; a-.-:s-
... 1. . ...... 1- ' . ..... I '
tanc u u.e injur. ..ainiW r..-.t-uii.,
' "r ' et...i-: t-t h-t
df-sd were ?- rnMy crurhcti nn i iuUVLium. j
-- - ;
li.rPrimi.riM. 1
.r -i.ii.ri.- w.-re hnij rn sa-u;,;,; u.n jtl i
, n v t. - th.. rorum lo-n uirt at iht- ien j
!lcu-: ni..! ci.i.iit. .1 r;.o r.iu;r-. A: i-nc c c
l.a .:n nit M.. 'or c it ! l!--.- pi " : n r i or !t a-j.l
Vi!. . am .1. T"..in. "f Ha'ti'iir, .l-r. J hir.
ny. t ( T':-T' :nt!l. w -r.- eli.-!-"-! t'-t. Ic ;
ron: .i.ii et :io rrturn T. t. ni i-.i twi n ..urn i.e.!
C vor. tl.mn ! :iJ ctT : :n f I i y h . r! '-'It rlc. '
On !.! "Si we )'U!hu the t-rtn''.i r'j'.ri..-. ;iv-
Inj th "T.' -l .1 vote i f c . li dmlrn t. (
A'er tl e o .imtii. ..t tnc .-ctu-r.i" t ainuao '
M.ij er t a I . l ; ir itt i. !"-.i.t5 .oi.ii.it- ,
t te.-..-ih!r ia.i tiny : , , r te : ;s ,: y
fleet. W. A. H. I.iflc. !.;. f A'l --y wp. .
an 1 A Inn, 7i-.p' rr. o: Jnl,n. wn n .i-rijf arte-1.
h ,.r 'V- :rr. .i:i ? t!ie v,.;'.:y r, the fol- (
1. wie z roil, M :i'i.,n w.-r-- ;a of . .t'r-:l4:. '.'.'ii!
ter. I-'o. "I .1 .hnitwn : iir;.--; ,.:. ;-, if'
s. nh I -r iii.i 1 r. Ii. '. -n. ni, .'I t ii?t j
or.i.a"
tJ i
... '
!
1 ir ' -i.r.-tn ttl'i; trw or t.
.1 ir..i-y M W ilt."- m'f'T'f r.
ty t,-e 'f.or.t-.';..
A. .1. I "ir . . .- I... Mr. ,
S,.i:t:. y, rk : U. M. I. lit .r,. t
-tt i u
i e. ?e rf fx:
If I'r .u-i, of
-1. !; ,
... .w...,nr'.,..(.r.i. -.reni... ..oy o, i.utr
ni re - i rr ."- t it.-, t , the S'ulc en ve'.tlon. '
M.,n i..i.v.-..trr...i!.Fvtn.t..wn.wJ,Heote.i!
in -mi r pi 'irsn l"r!.tril t "..iriTTi O.-t-e. )
I'lie muilttee R.U; i.t t, f.d!w!rs r- - iu ,
t !
Ixr-fn'" -i. 1 t: t ti-- :. i I'li; -. .st tft? 1-Mi.-T1'I
t .-ueif eiti li. i f f et fe ir-rni -te! ti ! s--. i-t t i .
t.,'! w i.k ; r.,.. -t i . . ri I', tl.t; v- r, a: it.o n.jt
1 '..i-iii-ri tic rr1 rn 'ry . rr!a-iv i, t,2 u .itj.cr oi '
itii n; r.i.iu r. i'.i-iiim t-i r.st?e i
f ir:. V'..r .-..i.t innnncp t ! .-ornt fVEtiom. J
-it-- i-,.r i nerf-.t".l .telAArp jern, oj-jii '
tlte '.,'.,n:ri line ticiewtte" frtim vHCt. '
ilistnet. nn.t for r:.-r; 'tiri.-t jK.itlnir cm hnii-t!r-i!
v..tp two IrlritTitr!. n.l f. ir every n.'f!itifinl
ore hnn tre.1 v.tet in al t ti'ial deleiritte. the
i'irc.t ui:ii,t.n r-i 'ppiew ecr. rir mi- itui- .
11 ?. ri .'IT ""T. J!r' tu
vw - ' t , ii i eav tuv ' V.VOII1U4 v - v w- v.eu-i f
Tha rnnin.Ht.-a ft-..,l tho au- i.r n..l,l.n.f Lfaa I
Th. r..n,a..,t,0 ti-cM ,r.e i.r noiiim' Lb. I
next priaiary titft:,n !. r tLo Sa:Uniay t.roco-i
t.'.e nrr r.it.ti. lav o'.inne ncTt
t:,e ,lr,fr r.l.-ii.iay of .tune next.
M (KKIA'll I.Kf M.. ISM El). I
The following mt'3c Meer.ses were !
Ismied hv ti e C't! of tr- Orphans' Court i
for the week en'lini; Wfir.esday, June Ptn, I
ls7 :
.laini''. Mrt"'on
! ie lowrt-hip
He. iv M lUil
fi.t.1 ?-Iatiha Disor,
ami l.ff.-ua iienn-tt.
h -i ri" ! Me t-terf :? an ! Hai.r.iti :
Vi"i r, ( f.'!i'i'!i.'h )
;.ii- :n J'rti-f ai d Carj'.Lt I.t.cttbt rer, j
Jol;r.Ht..wi. ;
Ji liri 11. r.ox!t-i. l'oretnau:h irnl A-.n.v '.
I,,., II Sl-ff-. .l,.l.n..;n nn.l Annmti. '
Mvr.n.f rs. irpper'Volcr tcwni-liip. :
Wii lam A. Lehi..ier. arroiitowa ar.d .
Mai;g' I . Srt'itr. I.arr to-wnsi.in
. .... . . . ... .
I ranilirtr- Morro,:v,!'e
Tfion'ns ('. taitmier and NeKIe Arrow
snuth. (i t " ' " 1 7 1 ti
.lotin !e"!er and Fannie Z:mrnernau,
.l.il-.fivtrita- n
Anthonv H.-hl. r and lna Shaler. Core- j
rraut'ti town-hip j
Je'T; rson Evans. South Folk and I.Iizle .
StiarTer. Summerhill.
John Howias and Mrj;xetia rwh
Johnstowi.
-Mr. Ambrose Weakland.of Suteiuehauu.t
township. w engaged on Monday last.
with several cabers, la peeling bark, and
met with a ic&uUr accident. They tad
cut jown a tree a ahort time previous and
la failing a limb had broken off and hung
unrmtxea oc auouier tree, n ti worx,
the limb whkb was a large one, was dia-
lodged by the wind and fahing. struck Mr.
Oakland cn the shoulder knocking him
down and breaking bis collar bone.
(omminlritlUa.
CoToraxi. Col., Jise 6, 1857."
Fekemas. Thinking some of your
Ed.
adcrs. many cf whom are old lime friends
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- "ow a rky Mountains we Will fire
iiifm a sketch of our nylng trip to New
Mexico.
We hor.r.ied the train at Leadviile and
d '-'Vnih'd a R-aJc rf ty ftet to th ml!e
! trc v. 5 fo'ind ourselves whirling from the
C ty of P.'.iUs to a warmfr c'lmate. On
h'j:n..l our i-nnlne with hr-r Ion i train of
coacl.fs :ly:2 after, as ?he rounded some
j-irfh'.e pile of granite on oco side, while on
tie other lay ti e de p ct.iii ,f soa e ncky
jj'-'tf"1 h'::h n.a li- our blood run co!d ad we
H...'j from win low and rontf-irplated the
l"iii;Wty that Tve mijht topple orer. Next,
ve ri-p.fl.e-I the ririi Canon, the rtatest
s'l t ( f aM, the topa cf whieh alrcut n;ect
whii. we rjhtil urhTueath, txpectin
every n.oujeut that soras of the granite,
which towers bunJrvds of feet above, would
tut.M? down asd crust) the lives cf many
hauian beings. On coming out we beheld
the hn;e, perpendicular walls of the GraDd
Canon from a distance.
We wonder what the ingenuity of xnn
wli: a.-eoajplisL, to think of engineering a
mi'roiil up tlat rooky cavern where the
Arkansas, througj ag, Laj .inly cut a
ciiannel lare mwui to give her the chance
of 4.uU.g thtougb wltl her height of melt-
iuj; Poow '.hat she guthcr hum the mnunt-
uhive. liar, luun n-jt t-ontent that the
A:L.t'.as shtiuii reap ail tiie laurels that;
tu.d he paltered Uirtuh a passage of
the Mocky Mouutaiii-i, vent t' work and
nas nobly aecomplUhed the eriicrpris1, for
Dow tno Hon hot sa dadhe.4 up aud down at
will. We th.-n wM through a. country that
looid a ltfle more civilized for 6 aw
a cumber of you tin orchards; then we passed
on to the ci'y Putt
,or y.-,, Nl.w
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ucblo where we thanked cars
Mexico , there we took
baula Fe and were veiy
renowned city. The In-
i'.ifi and ti:tzers a the majority cf
tho ,-opi.;at!ou if New Mex.co and It is
; r.o'.hhft: to -ee an Indian coming Into town
i wiih a bow and arrow, driving half a dozer.
j i.:.t. ,i In, liia-led with cod, tied oa tfcfeir
! i n arc not u.ucL iitrt-r tr an
lVun. j 1 .iwi t-hvip and aie i.rcatiy abu. el.
Vd rt.t ,a:. I tliicuh tho cily or some
; ila.,.. -i.-it.r .. i Si. i: i'.i:.r the c i'
! ;kirt.- ot tiu- city, it iid tlie Catholic cliurch.
. , ' " Tl, tltt ,mUvJ"'d yea" ,!J B3d
iitch I? Oil
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iii t: t.v.-i'Hi.- lu; on your i.mv am spar?, -
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a-: 1 in .ay were giad to gi-t back '
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1 lie I IimuI ttt JnbnMiiHn
Tho heavy riilns thai tn tan ou Tuesday
a :rc i.-ut h t-avl-. t in Somerset county than j
was swollen to Immense proportion, over-
f owed banks and a areitt amount of damage
i doi e. A number o britises were ,
i swept away in Somer t county, -and when j
i thr aood reached Johnstowu it threatened
to ir.undat. the town. We clip the follow- j
ids discription of the Hoed at -that place,
fraiu the Johnstown Tribumot Tuesday:
..fore roort the roadway Wadlns to
-irer ir w it appears, tnai tne nooa
ytji f.rrt f: it in this vicinity. Between 12
an.l : o'rkcfc, l.rwevei, the water bejiau to
f.ood tho Srventc, Fcurtu. First, Second
aud Third wards, and about quarter till 1
O't!ocx the iouth iidewaik of tbe KernvUle
I briJ)je was carried away. There was then a
depth el biut fourteen feet ih the channel,
an i tho s;ct - at!U iL-tin? fast.
' Mio.t.y In-fore 1 o't lock tbe water lcs;an
rcmir.g -!ovvn ldfrd btieet to Main, ren-
deling the rrcssings impassable, and et the
.iame time htvan to run out Fraokliu street !
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.ii i ,1,; :ii". tuiauit, ni.it .. a 40 at. u.i ,
. ti-n.tr.te.i uat;! aoout J o'clock, vri eu t!.e
t , :
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:H" :n t.u . a.'."!. ti'iuiuo iji n&ktri ca u - a .to ,
burn cf Ji.ftW'jjl. lous, bruises, etc., ,
vtvt ih;v.:i -ipon the Johnstown Lumber'
Coc-raru s (v on:, j::-t south of town, ahcut
noon, nr.j t!.e boom, which up to that time i
r.a i withstrv; ! all the as-aulu made upon it.
hro'j-?. anl awav the whole mass went.
s'v - 'epin. rushing, crushing down the
tream. l.c advance or logs la the boom
raf.ered as they got into the open stream, .
A thty ri0atc1 nLdfr KernvUle bridge i
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'thoat do. U anj damage. ;
'Then aaa cue biiOge after iniofer,
ur.til the tLree ;ar.: oues anil sevtral bniell ;
rnci spoken of abtiv e had all gone by. and i
t till I'.o Krriiie bridge w la not UiveJ. j
Uut presently a larke mass cf loCi, trees, j
t-j;nps, and o--th:as of bribes flri.tc- J down j
ngiinii tho ftrcet.-r.r the vavr which was'
th?n turning at:d heetirtc up against th3 j
br!dgi floor .-arrd ttetn under it, and
cra. h ! went a Fec'.ion of the bridge floor
and t portion of the iron ftaraa work.
Other timbers, build.ntrs. etc.. as they were:
6wert the bridge, did farther damage I
'-. for tia! 11 ttie en-
tTi - structare would be disloged aDd de- I
sfrcy.'d.
'The logs from the boom and the drift- I
iviod of every sort tha' had gathered ia it
kt pi ewtepir.ii down I.i a const-cutive mass
for at leas: an hor.r ar.d a half. There were
bed-, .tad bfthy crad'e-, barrels, buckets,
! chilrs. tu!-s, hurdesof straw, a small hay-
. stact. out ton?.'
sm li'ir. ot paKng fence, I
c ?'?r,--:--? -u" tr,,t M!
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decreasing acJ the H-huI seetae.1 to aave 1
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tr.e wAter De.cn.iCg .
nearly stali.ir.arv lltn pe pie l-ejaa to
have i-jme r.-jijcd for hop3 tbat tbe wjrst
na l..:i. 1
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"In this city cellars without number were )
flNiel and owy house inundated. It ia
Impost. ole to-day to furta any collect idea
ot tl:e ex'eat of dacage done either here 01
up th Stonycreek. The section of this cty
over Vifcieh the oi'l tprtad to r.uy coLe'der-
rf.n-h h, lwh.w Fiar.klin street
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considtfajty
Dcmoratic Primary Election, June
DISTRICT!
Mam TownKblp
Allaifhrny 1 owonhip....
Marr rownhlp....
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At 10 o'clock on Monday Court was
cailed and the following business wa9
traniacted :
Juhu A. Mycra wa4 appoiaUsd tox col'.ec
tr.r of Gailitziii uoioufth.
John II. Kiake, Eoq., was appointed fore
man of the Grand Jury.
Ilany Tkouiad was giyen a btaring for
IneorrlKiblllty, on the complaint of his
father, John D. Thomas, of Johnstown,
and sent to the Morganza Reform School.
Ctimmon wealth Patrick Coyle. Fornix
et cet. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. Herman Crouse. As
sault and battery. Settled.
Common wealth vs. Edna Campbell.
I Surety of the peace. DrJciidant sentenced
to pay th? ecsts -nd ert-T senrety to epp
j the peace.
j Cf'tcuKLwea-tli v-. Mi-s Syilney Mar-one.
j Suit-iy of the I-tet- JJefer.dant il'schrrd.
j Cotuu)owea:lh vi- Ji-Co'o ii. Kiumel.
Foii-lx et cet. and Ctre-jJfi.Hh vs
HsrryO'.Nt ilaa.eofrenee. were continued.
.av,.rD lict,,s9 t( Jj. G. Myers, of
.i . . . r. . , r, ,.
Ashvilie, was tranIcrreu to David Croofc-
,
"aok.
J. A. Shoemaker. W. A. Xoel and Bea-
amin Wertnt-r were appointed to view a
brtdce at Kckeunde's mill, on Chest creek
between Allegheny and Carroll towc.-bips
Ou the petition of a number of citizens of
Uiwnmilp into two election districts.
j. A. Shoemaker. Henry Mellon and
Jmph Uogue were appointed viewer to
view the hlt tol a pridne over Clearfield
creek, in Cltarfje'ul township.
Monday June 27th. was the time, fixed
upon for holding the next Argument Court.
1
i Commonwealth vs. Thomas Wilson. De.
: sertioa. After bearing, the case was ais-
misted at costs of defendant.
On motion of Col. John P. Linton, and
after a few appropriate remarks by Llm,
couit adjourned on Monday evening out of
respect to tbe memory of James D. Mc
Laughlin, Eq . lately deceased.
Silas George, Joseph Dehe and Peter
iloblne. Sr.. were appointed viewers to
view the site for a bridge over tbe Cone
ma ugh. In Washington township, on the
road frora Number Thtee to Conrad's Mill.
Commonwealth vs. Centre Freeman.
Surey cf the peace. Defendant sentenced
to thirty days in Jail.
Commonwealth vs. John Atitenton. For-
nix et cet. Kistle Walters prosecutrix,
liefendant plead guilty. Sentenced to a
f ne of ?"i,00 and coits of pro?ecntion. and
In m.h Ilia i,rii.lrlv t''jl Ii Irrt In .wn..
. 11 yst j ' v-.- . u. ... trv ..u lu CAIYU3TS ,
and the sum of (1,00 rr week for the tena f
.
' .
The borough of Ahv:!le was incorporated ;
- - - .
and a special election was ordered to be
held cn toe 21st inst., for the purpose of !
-lectirig oihcers to serve ror that borough,
The Indictment against John W. Wonders
for embezzlement was quashed by the
court.
John Ujraoaugh, Edward Reighard and
jCob Stlnemaa were annointed viewers tu
view the fco ft,r a bridge over the Cone-
maugn near South Fork .In Croyle township.
commonwealth vs. Francis J. Byrne
Fornix et ret. -Vo.'.'e pros, entered on pay
ment of costs by defeadar.t.
Commonwealth ve- Henry Maarer. For-
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Commonwealth vs. Andrew Stltsglvr.
ornix ti cet. jury iouna ueienaani guiiry
I he usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth v. Joha W. Wonders.
Embezzlement. Continued.
Commopwealth vs. Charles Uelrtlgle
AMauIi and batury. Jury find the Oefend-
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of
H) and eostj. and to enter Into recotm'zance
i - -
In the sum of to keep tbe peaoe toward
his wife, the prosecutrix.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Ilelsel.
Forgery. Xoiltpro. entered on payment
of nosts by defendant.
Commonwealth vs. Catharine Sterling j
and Jcoale nni. Keeping a bawdy house
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term cf W days.
Coaiu: mweaith ta. Ed-ia Campbell. As- .
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e prosecutor nou irirnunLi.
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Commonwealth vs. Thomas Gillespie.
1 . r-t . . . 1 hujidu nutniB. AyL.cuuAi.. . . . 1. au
cuiit
Common wsalth vs. Alfred Ashton. Ag
gravated assauit and battery. J-ry find
defendant not gallty and that the prosecu
tor pay two-thlr ia of the costs and the de
fendant one-third.
Commonwealth vs. George J. llorabaugb
and r-arnuel atl. Cjstructin public high
way. Coatiauod.
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Commonwealth vs. Daniel A. Glass. As- 1
sault and battel y. Jury find defendand not
guilty, but tbat he pay half the coots, and
the ptosecutrlx, Elizabeth Rt finer, tbe other
half.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Stera and
John O'Bryan. Assault with intent to rob.
Jury find defendant guilty. Sentence sus
pended. Commonwealth vs. same parties. Felon
ious assault and battery. Jury find Defend
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine ot fltX)
and corts and tbat Charles Stern, undergo
an Imprisonment in the Western penitentia
ry for a period of one year ; and that John
O'Bryan, undergo an Imprisonment In the
county Jail for six months.
Commonwealth vs. Peter McGoldriek.
Indictment assault and battery. Jury Dad
t?!end2ct rr.t gaiity. and that the prosecu
trix Ediie Skedilke. pay tbe costs. Senten
ced accordingly.
Commonwealth vs. John Dally, John
Conluuue and Owen Cain. Assault and
battery. Defendants plead guilty. Senten
ced to pay a Cue of (10, costs and undergo
imprisonment in tbe county jail for threa
weeks.
Commonwealth vs. Jacob Horner, Lar.
ceny. Five indictments. Defendant plead
frailty In each case. Not yet sentenced.
Commonwealth vs. Eiieu Wiser man.
Larceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Andrew Greenwood.
Larceny. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine of (10, costs of prose
cution and undergo imprisonment In the
Western penitentiary for a term of one
year.
Commonwealth tb. Michael Donahue.
Selling liquor on Sunday. Jury find de
ft ndant guilty. Not yet sentenced-
Commonwealth va. George Elliot, Sherd
Elliot, John Moore Jr. and John Trout.
Larceny. Xolle pros, entered as to Sherd.
Elliot George Elliott and John Moore
plead guilty. Jury called in tbe case of jobn
Trout, who after bearing tbe evidence re
tired and failing to agree were discharged.
Commonwealth vs. William Keed and
David Mehan. Resisting an officer. De
fendants plead guilty. Sentenced to under
go an imprisonment In connty Jail for a
term of two months.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Noel, Abrani
Noel, Ida Noel, and Mary Eckenrode. Re
sisting an officer. On trial.
Item from Frocallty.
KrCGALITY, JrNEfiTH, 1887.
To the Editokok the Frekmas-Dear
j Sir : Ail Is quiet at this point, business is
j prospering but news of interest is scarce.
I Mr. Thomas McGovern I as bhlpped ia a
1 t . ,.. . . ... .
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o veu a. He la buildmf a Urge bo&rdm
house ar.d cominissarv and will beizin work
. once
Tbe mast.ns are at work on tbe foundation
for tho t tore ; the tuildinc will be a two
story structure 00x80 feet ou ground floor.
to be used for stores and offices foi tbe
company.
Jack Youngklns was fishing one evening
and captured a large snapping turtle, tbe
next day Jack was smacking his lips and
telling of his proposed toast, when some one
Snapped the turtle and got away with it
Now Jack is smackiug bis fists and saying
big bad words about that cbap.
On Saturday evening an orchestra from
one of tbe camps near by. came out and
treated us with some melodious music.
" "
oice 6issiBS aud some heavy, but veiv
good dancing. Call again Uncle Joe.
Mls Qileman of Indiana county, is teach
in: a summer school at Shirley. Fraality
is well rtpreseated by our little folks.
Miss Carrie Dillen (aur tsatoemed land
lady,) has returned from Altooua. being
much improved in health, and reports hay
ing a pleasant visit.
Misi" Ella Gray has taken a trip to Coal
port for a week's visit with friends.
Tbe crop of rattle and black snakes is
good, we have not beard of any big stories
ye'- Peter Bourke reports killing a black
snake 10 feet y inches long, with 23 rattles
Any good men who wish to work in tbe
woods can find employment heie with good
wfst9
15.
I'aor llocac Statistic.
The follow log orders were issued ty the
1'iior llntis Uirect-'irs at the.r meetlne ou
June 7th, l:s7.
Isttrd.
?
U.xuiont Ilcopitai.....
, .,ut a our poor
: IWt.
I I'inrt fiuM
l'htMDnatft
27.00
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Printing
41. -77
Matron s salary
Farmer ....
House w ork
Smithing
Hardware.. ,
Freight
it lour. . hi
Clothing
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3.35
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12.46
47.50
12 75
19 00
42.00
2.85
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CominuaioDr.
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41 13;.lohn H. IXjunlaM
,s K i,. j. Hiimer.
" 15,K. Malzl.
151 Micbaei Nein.
' 9 J.Scnrwa.
"l 81 l harl yi. Crooae.
12 10
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2 J. B. Olark.
8.J H. lwnny.
21 K F. Hruwn.
2 A WeakUnd.
31 1 J. A. Murphy.
14 M. Fltilaarrll.
3 K. J. Sitiert.
3; W illiain U. lrubb.
1- J. U. Siuier.
4 Knulien Linton.
34".l.,iin Ixiwney.
64: W. A. Hryan.
61 : Jaaiex Martha.
34 Henry Ix-reDtiaugb.
63 Ievl J. Klpple.
6 Adam Hibner.
6 F. .'. Cleore.
1 i F. o lKnnell.
F. H. k)le.
i' Ao6Un Neary.
SS Jobn Fox.
B,J. mith.
3 John ItoL
36 Patrlrk UToolo.
I i John Kubn.
4'j Bernard Nee.
47 Oeorjtt Shatter.
2 fcdward Oraw.
5 J.K. btalb.
. Patrick O'Duwd.
6 ,'ieorge Knel.
24 -J. A. Myers.
.... ! M. J. Noel.
1 V. E. Kirby.
f2 Jatn, kid.
1 1 J lines Eckel.
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KeiiewM JOr Tooth.
Mrs. Pl.mte Cbesiev. Peterson. VI tr fi.n
Iowa, tvlls the following remarkable story, j
the truth of which U vouched for by the
roaiutfuis or in. town : j am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidrey complaint
and lauirticss for many years ; could not
drtf3 tneif witout bclp. Now 1 am free
from ad pa'n and fcotentss. aud am able to
do all my own housework. I owe my
thtnks to Eieclrie Killers for having re
newed n.y youlh, aud rnuoved completely
all dL--.M6e and pain." Try a bottle, only
.Vc. at the lljug Stoies of E. James, of
Ebenshurg. and W. W. McAteer of Loretto.
ALLAN Mi- Susanna Allan was sud
denly r-triefcen with patey at tl-e home of
her only surviving daughter, in Chest
Springs, lineietl l-?ven days iu an insensi
ble cnd it ion, and hnaily joined the great
mu.tiiude or the departed, on ilay M, 1387, j
ct-a w jfin ami iv uiouius.
A ui.iitt! io hiae ', tiht tiu.ited in the
Liiu Jes-us as tho " Lamb -A God that taketh
l:.t iios of the w.irld," who is
'jliliL, i.o S .v..-."
Four ot.ni and dau'hUis proceeded ber
to the-u.iet u liid, she sojourning in the
land of t ie living, up to the day of hur
death, with l.er oniy suivlviug daughter
Mis. Esther Douglass.
Iler borrowing iriends and relatives fol
lowed ber to her last resting-place in the
Mel bed io 1. cburch-yard in Chest Springs; in
tbe M.eiii grave there to await the resurrec
tion of llfn.
lie tbat formed man from the dust, can
call h'.iu forth Ui life again from the dust.
The lit v. Williuius, of Aitoona, preached
the (uitrtai sermou ti a numernus audience
of Jiflereol deuoa.li.ailoiis.
Tue WOiu pai:u rfcad, "Lord, Tbou j
hat benu our dwdiiui piitcti in ail geuera- !
tions." Tbe text v.uj, "Tuit t may know
ilini, aud ibe telloia-ship ot his snffer
iugs." etc.
Life's a trust ; Its years and trials
Given to teach u how to die ;
Sorrow, surf tiling and denials.
Lead us to tbe Courts cm higb.
A.D. U
IE
BEST TQHIC -
Thin mc-ilchia, cranbintn-r Imn 'with pnra
firetat.le t-.riic. tii.i.--! y and coii.pk-u-iy
t'Dtta Ij-rpctMi. 1tA ! ri-4Ioii, vealt
atcwi, liittr. itiood, ilalot'la, Cltllla
tad Kcvcra. and Kearmli.
It U au liiiiKiiinii- renic-dy lui llsuufs Of tha
Ktdmcy aumal Urtr. e
It is invuluubla for Xiseaaea peculiar t
Wonca, tuid al who hta-l eidtntai7 livtui.
ltdoiot Ityure taewt:Ui.ca.aMiiaada.-he,o
prodaow coufiti,iatiuu -uiltT lrvn m&iuctna do.
It nicltMi attd (.uifira (Ita blootl,
(tluiulatv (lie appetite, aids tne asaimilatiou
Of food, relieve Ilcanburu and HeicLing, aa J
ttrengthen tho niuaultM aud injiret
For latenaltual Kerrcra, Iiaaltudef
Lac It ef Emmrfy, eu;.. ll luu uo vviuah T
' V The genuine ha. bov trade mark and
eromod rau lines on wra(.(r. Take do outer.
r--T rmii i7 aaoirs raixn tv to, BiLTLauas, au,
TfALtUHLE EA KM AT FKTVATE SALE.
1 1.u iii.Jtsrriifiieil will sell tnelr farm, sit
Ujt-d 11 Al'-lieiij iowcii.ii, a.!j i 1 .k lauds ol
I . A. Ve'JiMiifh. A. .1. Se.l Hei.rv Man.-rie'df
sod oi-ie,-. joui.tio,.. I I S a r. . 60 acres clearca
aiiti fei .T' ! 1 tlmt ere 1 with oitk. hemiock.
t-ucnictx r ud i.i, kjr; . A x d two-aio'T plauk
uoui-e cd tr-ine hru. n-ihcr w ith all n.-tarv
out Luiidiu-. a never lailm s.riu 01 wnter and
a t eita yi j;ei ruuaifa uweuh tae t roi
Th-Me i ;o :.A .-hoie- k.i.:e, pear ai.d j-e-ih
tree 01. the i.eiii.s -s r.--e :.n.;ve in-openy will
be sold at a j.rite and terms t . -oit th? porcbitser
audatt - d w.riau-.edicd urvnN d
A .t.t ri io,
it -n V7. " Io.cflo Foftcftlcv, Fa
,in..
1 "
1- t )K S.'tJ
ri'llE st'HS' ItiHEK ILL NULL AT FKI
J. AlEs.iLLllrlV Ai'htsul luud it. Aile
ptei, -.owl.. tut. Mil i-iiuiii: U'ui t.1 1. C .stoore.
Wlllirttu I'.-UiliUU tvl.ti oLli at Iao-is of th sul-acribt-r.
w.lti a tiooit water sa w tui II. and ' rnher
eotMittft ou thti Ij.ii.i t . ii loi it. 'I here i also
two l' t Loures iha: c. a.-: l-e flxt.d ap to li-elu,
in.! i d, l t.d sata lt ; ri.uud. fcie v a I. u tidred
tloilara wui l.a it. ii.t! liic tuUccr. hex will lake
KjOUcl the iuicLum iui;iii' o nt'ii.c
KHAM'IS MOK.VX.
Allegheny township. June 4, 17,
Af-SY PILLS
ar tMf v-l y huts ar.d v!wya EfTee.wstt.
ad lasur rerubtriT rr l'J.Ouo AmtnnB
w.imii. uurutw4 .aperlar ( atll
Am, w iHk n'4M. Ifou t -v.t
1 kl. in il. avrat. h-m4 rr aul Orvuciciirut, or
! mtnled to any adllrwM.. ttosa 4 oeota fcjl- paxtirulaxa.
?iEteliini Firs France km'
ri v. iic:ii,
General insurance Agent,
EBK.VSBUJRtl, PA.
LL k .iids of J o V. iniU.g .-.er-'. y a-jj ;
A
t.r u. t y ext.cu.ou l il.i oflu-t-.
iisfffiili
The proof ol the -nuMing is the eating of it and the increasing
business of a merchant is a sure siru of the popularity of his goods
and the fairness of his dealings.
Notwithstanding the wiley schemes of many of our would-be
competitors we are daily growing and multiplying.. Our trade, so
far this season, is away ahead of all previous years and our pros
pects for the future still brightening.
Let us again assure our Ebensburg friends that their trade is ever
appreciated and solicited entirely in a question of the best goods for
the least money.
We are still the same Reliable One Price Clothing House and
defy any other to undersell us or supply the same quality, ma ke o
fit of goods that we command in Johnstown.
In your purchases consult both quality and price and when com
paring our goods with those of others, examine critically the get-up,
the finish, the make, the fit and the lasting qualities of both. Re
member orders by mail will receive prompt and careful attention.
WOOLF, SON & THOMAS,
the only real One Price Clothiers,
Johnstown, Penn'a.
TIEECIH BOTTO OVX
The largest stock of hardware ever ollered in
the County can he found at niv store I am
no.v selling many goods at much less than I can
replace them for, but I will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until I am compelled to replenish
my .stock. When you want a cooking or heating
stove, tinware hardware, nails, iron, rlass. trunks
land fanning implements, call and see mv stock
i-ii .
ana learn my prices.
HIGH STKEET, -
DONALD K. Hl'FKiX,
A TTt iHNEV-AT-1. A W .
t-lltNnlU Ii'.. l'KNf'A
- C?ftle In t't.lontm.le hi.
Ii.
II. MYERS.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
EBEpanrae. ft.
A-Oitl0b in Cullosada Kuw, oo I '-antra ftreot.
G
EO. il. IlKADE.
ATTOKiV tV-A V-LA W ,
Kbb.imiI'11,
-OJi;o ;j ..;r i'.rcfi. .
M. O. K'TTELL,
Arto j n - - ; t - iaw
i.tASlll'ilii, Hi.
I Olflee irruory BulM.u. opp. Court Hou .c
! io in lsS1?. A irrftlumir.(; elui-i. in Hie .-(iiiuiifrciai
frrrp TJTTTVrn flTrnnn l''irl.eill dejiartuicMt every e8r. A Pti yi.-;u nnd t'hem
1 njj rLUl'lLU Ji. n 1 UXI 1 . fcond. jHii-t .aid. j i, Kl L.al.rti.rT. Jj !iiufiiitii hd.1 KhII tir-.uiid.
50 Fxlra I'lnet lra et the clKive I'ltml. lut 0 Vw.l.J. added In the Iit.rarj In le.:i. Media
StHWAKTZ & kLI.E, Itubetunia, IV i l,a ,erlD ehun-lieB ani: a temiieran?o rl.urter
I w lorh proliil.ii!. the f!e i t nil Int. it-.itinu
.. u. c..
ADMIN I sTl ; ATKIX' N OTIC'L.
ttate of lenni8 Karran, !!ece:led.
MuJce U herot.v riven that lolt-r ol adminli
trat'oti on tne K'tate nf ltenDln 1-arren. later
Munner township, oeonty ol 'molirla. deoeafed,
liaviBt; len urmited tottio uoderilicne, . All f Hr
Bons Indebted to eafd entate are lic-rey noliti-d
li fna ti t W trior r W I f luillt jlatl v mrtA t hAaa I ailr.r
claluii
for settlement, to
MAKY ELLKN 1 AKKEN,- Adm'l
Muneter. i'., June 1, ls7.-tsi.
Te Sijls PMliJelpMa Sinii
ran
11m
..At1
-I i
tulu t it i:.;...i.- cb-.rfc'e hora t) to f00- A cm-li-tt-
c-t '.T i.li f 'iri--i.ts wth encll machine. Also
Jt.I.i.r u U-:!' r J hiintKi Tntlier, a:.J hot t.l four
H.-ians- a-'.d i l'.in-1-r. IU DAYS' TRI AL
in yt.urcwii 1...1I-. b.I-HB tun p.y otin etsit. Evt-ry
malhi!.-tV 'r.t t.AiTEJK m TEA KS.
Stutl fer t.'i.-vi.! r.
V. A. AVCK1 COMPANY,
j.7IiOxil. lotti St., I'titladelpbio, I'n.
ANNTTAI. FINANtn AI. STATEMENT OF
Lilly liiiioton. 1'ambrla county. !"a.
C. A. McOUNAOhE. rolleetor, Dk.
To amount of dupli-ate...
To amount doa tax
To balance dae folltvtor
atns 77
j "0
1 J3
t'l..TIl-t. 'H.
Hy eJtien.tutns
Iiv Atiilcmonis
.. 11 Of
4 00
I 75
.. a-jo 12
I fly I'ttmuiissiiilla
i Hy exonerations on d"K tax
lty c-mmsi.iiis oa a-n tx...
. liy rreiinirer's r re'.ts
j By t lank duplicate, work and ueelpts
I
3.'7
35 SO
SIM'IN 'tiMIAli. Treasurer. 11k.
T t8,;aufe on ban.l at settlement 4
, To ,mount rooelved fr-.tn collector -.t i iK)
y Bmount reeM from Humes (fine and II-
; eentes 1 00
j " "
j f"y'86
j contra. -'k.
u- ..1... ..1. 1.1 tln.1 RI
! Hy uote of l MclioiiHld ;fdeeuieJ) . bioO
I Kf nonimlision ob J-.Mo S4 at 2'.; per ct 6 17
1 ttl it.t.fi, in hHTi.l? ol Trwtsurer
It 30
11I.NKY UOL.EY, Mreet Comtnl' stoner. Ih.
, To amount of duplicate
y. 5 S
b-J b-1
j To balance due
i
j CoHTRA, "H.
I By work done on streets
I Hv exonerations ..
j Hy wages as etreet commissioner.
i
l
i LIABILITIES.
i To oMIcatlon E.Edwards
, Tn ohiiirstlcn Heuder
To ohlmation I'. I.eahpy
' To t'l litratioc T. Mclinnald
To iMiwst.riQ Wasbmtrlor. t.wnh!-.tj
. To oMiiMitlon tluistauu'.nn tnltr-
' To ol-ll tatlon Entcrpri-e J.unihpr"o
To oblltcatton Hetry Holey
218 t)
..tlft)4H
49
.. 4747
r:is 40
fl.SlO.1
Iti OO I
"'"
1' " 72
clt '.A
4" '.4
MI&2
$'.'25 04
ASSET?
Hv balance in Treasurv
-t. ;
j By balance tine Iron Win Morclun.1..
11 1
1
tiy balance due irum r . .it. iicorne ..
$111
LiaMHtles In excess of Asset"
y ilMlltHE. Irest Couui-!!,
JOHN K. KKLLY. Hurxer. -
i WE th .in.i. rs.i.T.e.i Auditors of Ltllv Kito
! have exannne l tiie above irin'iiti -iu rind 'h-.-iu
Til PC C'trTKl m l,lc l-l 111 ""I "IK'nriK
i;. .1 I'Vttdr:?
HEN It Y HOLEY
Auditor.
W. H tlfAIlY
j AvtlshVT ciwa.
(May. 20. 1N7 )
Aug 13, '83.
LET.
-
KUEXSBUIaG
N 'i lc l ;.
'pui: HH.l.o "Ml PK1ITION Ki.b 1.1, esse
.-lou!.. ' 4'.t:i;r)" cmir.ty. ninl wni I i- ,rri-niel
in fai.l I't.urt i.n tim furl Mutnlav i.ljuj.t. nett.
Klwar.l O'Neili.lvt w d ( Miiil.ri... K..itnif H .uie.
H. A Mil iK.MAKl.K, Oerlt.
M.enihnre, May -d 1S7,
s
W11HI.M C. MIOllTI .IIMJVNAt AD1X1,
lor lonn Sea and Horn, Swll, !oa
I 12 i. .ill-- iruX ri.i;&iK-!i!na.
1'ixeil jirieic.vArf
; rer .-xie: ?e. evei k?, KC. ux Ira rtmrires.
iii i.!r!!iiil c-X.i,.-ei No -::niinatl..-D ! r a.fc-
i Ti : it. t-. t'vlvt pT;.,T!rM-i-, ..-iit.'.-. 1.11 men.
' -:. ! ail irr-ilu.les. .ts'l..i o i -t -rt unit ie. li.r njit
. -in iclil ' .I'N uiCP r j-te ;y. S,.-.-Ui tlrill It.r
-iu.l i'li't I...' I. -a..i! u,;. i';.r .. ..: ..r .ttudenta
1 -il- eti rl ti r. V uluti'fv t.r 'ei':,-: Till n:i- n : h r Knit
,!.. S, !.;!,. .1.1 . ill; o. I ll. - j nr 1'ivl fc'llai.
i ne. riiiir ri.U! -T.i. i-ijt.-i l.tie.l it ivtlla Acad-
; euiy 're n -w i". TIan ,:ri. Y. rnuet'tin k'i.1 ten
' nlhtrl elii itr.d IVI- Te-l r,1 N.-h'-. t-' le pta-
1 llt-llTd .1-1,? '. , ,- II.-1.A I.. Kk't 1 ll. fKJ. 1.1 In I.MI
. tirmna. rnr new iin.siraiei eirruinr u,ljrf the
I'rlneliial and I'rt.i.rleti.r. SWITH1N.C. SHUKT-
iui-tiij, ii.. ... ., iimivitrii iirMiiui.te) ..leuia. I a.
K I 1 1 A I. V I I . Y
SUMMER RESORT.
TZXTTZ..T "V' JfcJ W i locatnl at Chest
;, -. ...n.tMfTfl unii MMMNnminn rw).
1 11 1 K.ll. I It. H 1 nt a eotirrnirnt nntt iuiet
; Hititnnre frtitn .intrill, nn tli- (Witwn. Clrnr-
v.t a.v.t.- Mm 1. anon Jtottte JCaurtxtft.
T1H- A:;KKKAH1.K I.T'KAL Sl'MMEII KE
SOKI'on the mountain i.lutenu three thteitnd
loet nh.ivs the sea level, u well iltsm-in. ..t ....
(iuiuic itniiiiito. jm environmentH of rarnl henu
I fy : the j uri'.y of the air. and tip i-rnt.il gprlnirg;
i Its healthful and teninl elim-ite and (.eaeefal rn-i
I tirement from the t.uy w.rl.l nil f hso eharnc
1 terisiit-K commend the" li fci iliT to tlrod sui-kers
! alter rest and calm repose.
The eotntnilut ol faf hii.i,atiie hotel life 11 re-l.!a-e.l
wl h th. eape nn.l penre n! . i u I .-t hume lne
j which characterlttic cmnmemlfi Jt'KAJ Vlf'W
, to a certain elan, ol i eulih an i lea.-ure Feekora
I HT'KA I. VIEW reimses amttl ort-hiir ls and
tneitdows. with the ti.werina jrreer. woodland la
the biickurouml ; fruit Mini le'e'iitde" tet to In
ahun.lant lieshreipt- Ironi tree ..ml cur.len. while
the niilky herd it.'I.ird rieh ulutu i.ee'nr in over-
nown ic iteaiiure.
The F.'tt- ot ih- i...u If on -a vnt' r!.-) of
irrcmid. the d.vi.l : nt- rlilkte l..ipi i, ti e head
water of the flcfcxtit-ld nntt ftcr; ereetf, and
thee streams nM'.r.l i.iseito.riii 1 t r. usurer m vnrl
ety to the rod and lino of the flfher.
Thu idaee in fitted up with u view to Ihenocoino
datmn and reercation of t-ue.-ttn.
The road.-, in three uire-iion?. afford . (enfant
drives throuvh laruimit rnaioriH. Hint wtxHlland
5-eieTy - fet-cn mile . to I.orett.i, nt tot'iirroll
town. and three to St. Aniiftlne.
I'ond. lirM.k inn Htrpaii! er-ti-i to plsralorlal
C!"t., nnd t he wimvIh sflord Jii:ul! K in.ti in i-n iKon.
Vettetahle' in Ihelr feasor, vill t -upi'lted 'p,m
the pr.iii'leii.m aarden. aiitl null: from the itairv.
A I.1VKKY will t.e Uo.t on the lane, those
wl'Jiinif to Imnt' their own i.-ut, I.r. pr-ivlded
will, tii'.iin- atet r.iref'ii -i' inn I'oi-e.
The ".I A! I. i. r.-ivt-n ll. tie vll m v i.( II v I'Kl
EHItSI'M ar I.ortiio. SKI I.I. 11 I. MKIdfAL.
A IT KMiAM'K ( '...so I t In the vlilnue.
The 1K1I?.:S are reaHoiiahle. and 'will nlt the
ID,.l eeoi.i.uileMi. KTi-r-n- e lurnir he.l if.ie-iretl.
(i nests tor KI'IIAI. X 1. VV v. IU nop .,ft ,.t A h
ville.&n the 'reason. ;ic.irf!eld 'o. It Now York
Short lii.tue li.4i1road. whii-o eoiinet-n with the
Alain I. lne of the roniiy!vHiit Kailn.K.i. at I'res
son. l a. The i ropnutor's o.i-h will umet ull
traia. For further pHrUeu'.arg, a-ltireSK,
MIOIIAKI. WAIl'X.
I'.rKAL V1EM. rhesf Sj.rlr.-. famhria (V.uruv, Penn.
MayJf). Iss7.
f-.'-je h.l ' STATEMENT oh AVIiI i'UK'S SETTLEMENT
I i) w ith the Supervisor ot Wa -!ii netoii town
j sh'p tor the year endinK Mj.-ch ll,ls7.
.5 l5. F.ri!i k K. M VKtis, Supervisor, Int.
1 t' urni.tiP.r i.f .tu t'.I.-ate
j 10 ord'.r t ; I'.tUi.c
I
.
iM'W..-V
B.74
471 2A
.e'n'l XA
20 4A
. 11.1.6
76.00
14
. -.xi.SO
' .m:u, 'it.
Hv tales wi ki-d on rod
Hy ei'-h f.h'.l l',r wn-; and :u.ite--il
Ky orders redeemed
Hy services sui ervi.or. 75 dtys
Hv couiraisMon co t!Si.7s ti, b percent ...
Hv autlitors exoner , tlons
Hy amouut returns, I to t:. : 1 'rs
171.2S
Muhaki. Hokaiioe. Su,iervlir, I'll,
Tn amount of iinpllt ate
To unseated land ax froj; 'ourrs...
. l'to.M
JWAEI
7.1A
I 7S 70
3 00
.. s-4 A
s no
C'OKTRA, t'R
Hv taxes worked oo roa ls
Hv rash paid lor work
Hy rash pal 1 for lumbar
Hy orders redeeiried .
Hy serviei e as supervisor, ss "days
Hy commission on I ;'.r.7 42 (n S per cent
By IK d.iys services U. Et-usourn and
'AH-Mina
Hy auditors exooe-wtlop ..
Hy amount rffrirnetl tu'.. I'oin'rs
Hy costs paid Kreii'.hoof l-iw suif
Hy amount paid .laiiu s Noon, wt.rk and
cos ts
Hv amount ..-! Ejivan 'Srlfhth datuaif ss.
7 87
2S.0O
its
e s
SI 4il
: s m
l b.M
i7.. -yj
ft .', no
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The liabilities ot the Uiwunl.lp n- n-ir it-cun be
ascertained ale about $o.i-m.
Ths sel are
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