(Tnmlmn J rmnnn. mKHl KM. Pi, rum ay, - .rrxE 4, lssr. LOCAL AXDPERSOXAL. -strict fever Is In town. .. our Summer resorts are filling up. AiUti. a rix year -old sou of John B. (i ;,im, of Altoona, died in that city on Sun-!x-t, fnm the) effects of sunstroke. lr James I.lovd. formerly of this place, hut now of Oil city, is paying a visit to his nattier Mi. K. ' lUoyd, of this place. Mrs. Pr. I)Hrier. of Cumberland, Mary Isnil, m visiting her sNter, Mrs. J. A. Shoe maker, of this place. litor ami Recorder Finley, of Indi ana county, is believed to be fatally III with b!ml pnlsonlnir. ;;upure Instantly relieved by the use of !,.. iv'ebrated Fry Truss. For sale at L;ivi.-on's drua-. store. William M. Jones and wife, of Alle- i'tiy city, former resident! of this place, fcave been jspeudina the past few days visit- li friends. The following persons can eacli receive a letter by cal'lni at the F.bensbur pont on". -e- Miss I''a Vrasler, Miss Nina Nolf, C.m Morton and Messrs Stoneback A Son. Mr. Juki en White, of Indiana borough, a:vt "Ab." Ha'ett, a farmer and stock isu-vr. liv'ntf t wn miles from Indiana, have eloped. ' Tl.e rear eid of the lat car of Johnstown .Vo.nnniedation was badly mashed by being r ;n into ty a loaded frekht car at East Om-niniich la.t Friday morning. Tin' Commissioners will offer at public miV, on lot at the Jail, on Tuesday. June j-'h. a' I o'el'M-k, p. ni., froai 400 to r)0 feet of sewer pipe. -Mr. Lewis 1. Mol'reen. of Philadelphia, eMt-st r"on of Mr. Thomas Mclkeen. of tills P'in-e. wl'h two ot his chr.Jr-n are on a visit to Hie internal roof. on Thursday of last wk seven men were Nought to Jail from F.ast Conemaugh, hiviti h.tn arrested for lumping trains on tl.e railroad. J-A-I'rothonotary O'lionnell and wife, (.eo M. Iliddle and Dr. Murphy, of Loretto, spent a few hours In this place on Sunday ifterntHii:. Miss Sadie MceelHi of Johnstown, wf.o hits been vlsitinc Misses Annie and Lou Wilt, of St. Augustine, for the past few weeks, returned home on Monday last. Charles Leldy, aged lfi year, a miner in tl:e colliery of Sweet A Brown, on Slx-Mile l'.un, In Tlunttnitdon county, was struck by a fall of coil and slate, on Frldav last, and lastantlv killed. At a game of base ball plared at W1I mor on Saturday last between ttie Jefferson club of thut place and the Stars of South Fork, the latter club was defeated by a wore of fifteen to twelve. Mr J. D. Anderson will sell a large lot cf personal property at his residence In Jaeksuti township, at Samuel flral'ler's new aw n-ill, on Thursday June 30th. Ihst, at one o'clock P. m . The splect concert which wa given on las! Friday evening in the Opera House In t!:is ptacH. wll lie repeated at Recreation Hall. St. Francis College, Loretto, on Mon day evening June 07th. for the benefit of the Loretto Conet H.tnd. Mr David Brawley, father of Mrs Judge ,)otinon, of this place, accompanied by his wife, drove overland from tits home In West moreland county to this plnc. one day last week, and they have been spending the time lnce visiting friends. Friday night's storm assumed the nature rf a hurr1is.ne in Manor and flempfield town shin. Lancaster county. Barns and tnhsi-co shnN were blown down and scatter ed a creat distance ; hundreds of trees were uprooted and grain fields leveled . A num ber of cattle were killed bv lightning, but bo more serious casualties are reported. -VtrMn Fix. or MlnersvII'e, aged about f.fteen ears, was Instantly K!lled In the new rail mill at Johnstown, on Thursday of last week. It Is supposed that while playing amurd the mill be accidentally fell against a npidiy revolving belt wheel and that his head wis caugt't between the wheel and the be'r. No one witnessed the accident and t. hoy was dead when found. , two o'clock this (Thursday) after r.nn'i tl.e closing exercises of Mt. lal lit 7 In t-cn iii;fv will take place in the school room at th Convent in thVs place, and from the proirrininie prepared, we have no doubt they will be hlijhly entertaining to all In a"em!mce We acknowledge the receipt f'f nn Invitation but owing to the demand for our presence at the office on publication !ay, we arc sorry we can not be there. Tt e sixth annual term of the F.bensburg Normal School will close on Thursday. Jutie li. The closing exTclees w!ll be Iv'd in tte ( ipera House on Thurs'Y eve r'.i e Tl.e rrogram will cor.st r! -eira-t. utis. (s-ns, ,r:Mors ai.d music. The "( fiii'stiip of Miles Standish" will be given dnnitd form. Miss Mnote will give s-ve'sl d ir best selections at the cloif of tie exercises. 1n Friday the school wli: iel:;c Ht Iloglie's rove. -Aiex Fus'er, (fornierlv of this place.) nf 1 Kostt r House, and Tatrli'k M'k, a la'M.r.-r, wereNdh t.ikcn before the Mayor, i L..i... . i . m r L . . . 1. ! Kr:d y eveniii? la-t. for Cjhtina on the trt'i . Kosti r wis fined '.', which he paid :.! wni iliicbn'ged, !ack was committed in tr. h. k u p in defau't of f.l fine and stib fe'i ierit'v transferred to jail on a charge of K-ii.i't Rrol battery and resisting an officer, rr-'. rr.'il bv policeman Sehefller. HVffwre- i.i ... M,f. J.i, I.ioyd, of Ebensburg; Augtistln t raver, of Su-quehanna towushlp ; Vincent l.eii.'. of t nrroll township ; Samuel Patter wn, of l.rr township ; li. W. (iittings. tdwaril Owens and (irifTith J. Jones, of ( arrbiia township ; (ieorge D Numu.erhlil towrhlp ; John Pringle, of ' Wright, of I Wilniore; (ieorge Sharp, of Allegheny t'wrsiirp, and Charles Cover and David Hamilton, of Johnstown, are all candidates tor the nomination for County Cotrcn Ins loner ori tu KcpuMican ticket. Two boys, aged 13 and 17 years, respect" U"iy. sor.s of Peter Murphy, living la Brush " townMp, Indiana county, were ilrr.wi-e.i )n Vflkw Creek, Saturday, June 1, ihii.t r, p. v. The hoya had gone fishing ana pn.oils.eil to rrtnrn at a certain tour, j ust r',ms to retttrn. search was made tor tt.em. Ti.ilr rlotlies were found on the l.tik of h . cr. sir. The search was kept up I- r.'i-ht, and oti Sunday morning the two ties were found In the bottom of the k'ea:n. It is M:j,rv-ed In the struggle th y i'ihv'er hit ft,.- eliler, as his face was very iiiii l; rlisfi jun-d, and the Impression of the leeth v nid be plainly seen. -!! Thursday f lnnt week Sheriff Gray t'tiU !!; fuMowlpg named peisons to the 'ei.i .i.t'itry ; .'amen P. Wilson, convicted l' ii-.ri- ;ut'l:trr, sentenced fur three yeara : '""'.'s ' In Tib, larceny, one year; Charles sm.. ;'i:orva!'d assault and battery, on J'1"' K.-e.! Cola, hurgiaiy, one year; An tlrev I ireenvifH d, receiving tdolcn goods, one r rje uUo t.ik Susan Noon and Joseph M-'Mleen tj IUxmont. The Sheriff was as ;Wul by j. a. Shoemaker of this place, l !--l" Miller acd Jor.n Piatt, of Susquehan t u.ii:.,L:p and Albert lionet, of Carroll tcriiip. 75cts. PER YARD AT MANY STORES, BUT 25cts. AT GABLE & Those beautiful Summer Shades of'Dentelle Dress Goods, 8 and 40 inches wide, are being sold by Gable ' Co. at 1402 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, for 25cts. a yard; worth three times the price. This is only one of the iiianv Dress Goods Bargains you'll find at this Mammoth Drv Goods House. THE ONLY STRICTLY ONE-PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN CENTRAL PENN Wheat barvebt has comruenctd in West moreland county. Mr. W. II. Connell Is dolnt duty as nlht policeman during the absence of Jno. Owens who la off on a visit. Mr. N I. Kooerts, of Johnstown, has been spending a fw days in town during the present wetk. The Ebensburg Cornet Band played some very fine selections on the street on Wednesday evening. F. A. Shoemaker, Es.;., and family, have again taken up their residence in Eftensburg. The tipple belonging to the Mountain lale Coal Company on the UeD's dap rail road, burned down on Thursday of last wetk. The libel suit aaainst the Altoona 7'me brought mie time ago by Mrs. Anna Treese, has be- withdrawn and the prosecutrix paying the costs. On and after July 1st. 187, Eastern standard time will be "the sole and uniform standard time cf this Commonwealth." as authorized by a tecent act of the Legisla ture. Mr. Mijtlu Byrne, of Allegheny county, Maryland, son of Mr. Miei.ael Byrne, of Barr township, was a visitor to our office on Thursday, being on his way home from a visit to his parents. The partridge Is again protected by law. The State Legislature at its Ute session provided a penalty of ?10 for killing par tridges between December 13 and October IS. This leaves but two months to partridge hunters. Thare are two applicants for principal of the Ebeubburg borough schools. rror: J. W. Leech and A. R. Keed. At a meet ing of the Sch.Kil Board, held on Monday night, beveral ballots were taken resulting in a tie vote. Tne public school building In this place will In the future be heated by steam. On Monday last, the Directors, contracted with Messrs. McMillen and Walters of Johns town, for the putting In of the necessary steam fl.lSO fixtures, the contract price being Dutins. a storm on Monday evening, the barn of William Clark, of Armstrong town ship, Indiana county, was struck by light ning and burned to the ground. Mr. Clark looses about 300 bushel of wheat, a large lot of corn, and all bis farming Implements. The stock In the barn was ail saved Ixss about f2.0M. Ttie Cresson and Ebenshurg special, ou the Pennsylvania railroad, will commence running on June 2., leaving rittsburRh at 2 r3 p. m , reaching Cresson at 5 50 p. m., and arrive In Ebensburg at 6 30 p. m Ke turning the train will leave Eoensburg Monday at 7.0T a m., Cresson at T a. m., arriving at Pittsburg at 10.35 a. m. A wise farmer will protect the birds, the insect eaters, robins, cat-birds, blue birds, black birds, thrushes, orioles. r'd birds, wood peckers, and the like. All the birds men tioned have a mission to pt-rfurm inthe econ omy of nature. The martins destroy wee vils, the quails chinch bugs, the wood peck frs dig worms from th trees, while he others eat worms, catterpillars and bugs. The Bedford Gazette says : Somerset county has recently furnished to the world Bom?- rjurrr sensations. ne or tnese was the action of the associate judges In reject all applications for license to sell liquor. Another was the return to court of the Som erset lockup as a gambllnu house. The Ust Is the chairman of the Republican county committee tssulng the call for his party's convention from his cell in the county jail. The chairman Is serving out a sentence Ira posed for violation af the election laws. The Johnstown TrViune of Friday last says : "Director Easly, of the Poor Board, this morning received notice from the authorities of Dixtnont Insane Asy'urn to the effect that no more patients will be re ceived at that institution unless committed by tfce Court. The capacity of the Asylum Is now tsxed to accommodate the Inmates, and further admissions will be only cases of absolute necessity. Hereafter, therefore imnenrs iMacen in tne nanus or the poor t authorities will be sent either to Harrisburg I or Warren. There are now about seventy persons In Dixmcnt from Cambria county." j On Tuesday evening as Mr. William Dufton, of the firm of Dufton Son, and ' Mr. Jesse Bollinger of this place were re I turning from I.orefto, when they reached j Brad leys station the horse, which was a spirited one, got his tail switched over one j of the lines and became fractious. Mr. Duf j ton attempted to lean over the dash board j of the buggy for the purpose of unloosing ! the line, when the horse kl. kd, striking ' him on the left arm and breaking one of the small bones near the wrist. After kicking, i the boyse got his feet over the cross piece of ' the shafu and In his strucgles broke the I ....... . , . . . l shafts, got loose from the buggy and started home, but was caught near the j almshouse. Mr. Ilert Cronse happened to j come along with a buggy and brought Mr., Dufton home, where Dr. Jopes dressed bis ; injuries and et the fractured bone. . A serious and singular accident hap- pened at the works of the Johnson Steel Kallway Company in Woodvale on Tuesday mori.lng. John Young, a machinist, was assisting Thomas Darby and Mr. Gough nour. the foreman, In doing some repairing to the diws In the trlD hammer In the force ,i,partment, and white thus engaged with their bands on the dies. Youns stertved on the treadle that drops the hammer and it immediately descended, catting Young'a left hand off at the wrist and Darby's right hand off a short distance above the wrist. A physician afterwards amputated the atumps. and gave them all the attection that it was possible to render them. Goughnour ato had his hand under the hammer but got It away In time to save it. Mr. Darby is a cousin of Mr. James C. Darby, who last jear was a candidate for the bomination tor Prothonotary at the Democratic primaries, and is also a one-armed man. )n Saturday afternoon while Mr. Joseph Thomas, of Cambria township, was loading some pwvls nn his wagon In front of Dufton V Son's hardware store in this place, his team got frightened ami started to run. When the horses reached the Diamond thev made a circle and coming around by the Cambria House the wagon structr the bind wheels of a btigBT belonging to Mr. Frank Nacle, of CUarfield township, that waa standing on the street and wrecked it badly. The team was raptured In front of James' drug store before they did any further damage. Mr. Nagle at the time of the accident w about ready to start away but it took some time to get the buggy sufficiently repaired to carry him home. He estimateJ bis damage to the buggy at thirty dollars but we understand before he left he com promised with Mr. Thomas, who paid tim ( fourteen dollars. '"ert Vidmii'ii Proprrlj. The Married Persons l'rooertj bill Intro, rtuced In the State Senate by Mr. Wolyerton iu January last, passed Maya, and which I .....!.. - ... largely increases the rignta and power of married woman over her property, has been signed by Governor Beaver. The full text of the new law is as follows : Section 1. Be it enacted, etc.. That hereafter marriage shall not be held to Im pose any disability on or incapacity in a married woman as to the acquisition, owner ship, pos.Heslon, control, ue or disosition of property of any kiLd, real and personal or Der right and power to make conti-acts of any kind in any trade or business in which she may engage, or for necessaries, and for the use, enjoyment and improvement of her separate estate, and to give obligations binding herself therefore; but every married woman .shall hav the same right to acquire hold, rxissess. Improve, control, ue or dis pose of her property, real and personal, in possession or expectancy. In the same man ner aa if she were a feme sole, without the Intervention rf any Trustee, and with all the rights and liabilities Incident thereto except as herein provided, as if she were not married, and property of every kind owned, acquired or earned by a woman before or during hr niarrlaee shall belong to her and not to ber husband or to his creditors ; provided, however, that a mar ried woman shall have no power to mort gage or convey her real estate uuless her husband join In such mortgage or convey ance. Section 2. A married woman shall be ca pable of entering into and rendering herself liable upon any contract relating to any trade or business In which she may engage, or for necessaries, and lor the use, enjoy ment and improvement of her separate es tate, and of suing and being sued either upon such contracts, or for torts done to or committed by hpr, in all respects as If ste were a feme sole ; and ber husband need not be joined with her as plaintiff or defend ant, or be made a party to any action, suit or legal proceeding of any kind brought by or against her in her individual right; and any debt, damages or cotts recovered by herein any such action, suit or proceeding shall be her separate property, and any debt, damages or costs recovered against her In any such action, suit or other pro ceeding, shall be payable out of her sepa rate property and not otherwise; provided, boweyer, tbat nothing in this or the prece ding section shall enable a married woman to become accommodation, lndoraer, guar- tor or surety for another Section 3. A married woman may make. execute and deliver leases of hr property, real and personal, ar.d Bssiennit-uts. trans fers and sales of her separate personal pr ipetty, and notes, bills, drafts. bonds or obligations of any land, and appoint attorneys to act for her. and it shall not be recesary for lirr hur.b&nd to bs made a party thereto or j.ilned therein. Section 4. Husband and wife shall have the same civil remedies upon contracts in their own name and right against all per sons for the protection and recovery of their separate property as unmarried per sons. Section 5. A married woman may dis pose of her property, real aud personal, by last will and testament in writing, signed by her or manifested by her mark or cros mad by her at the end theriof. Id the same manner as If she were unmarried, and here after a will executed by a woman before marriage, shall not be deemed to be re voked by her subsequent marriage. tSection C This act shall be known as the Married Persons Property act. Section 7. All arts Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. The NhaellBf of Westley Dorman, lrw. Ilarabbrrner. j a colored man who I works for the Street Railway Company at Jehnstown. was an-ested on last Saturday ' . wtK cliiin. 11.1 f '.r,. I iiiin miiK, l unieii if ou owinin om j iiathDerirer, his mother-in-law, who re- f.idef on the LAurel n ill about three miles from Johnstown. The Johnstown Tribune says : The clr cuuitances of the affair, as detailed by the witnesses, appear to be tbat on Friday forenoon Mrs. Harshberger was in her garden looking among the yegetables when suddenly the report of a fire-arm was heard, and the old woman fell to the ground. Her daughter Iorman's wife was with her at the time, and says she taw the smoke from the weapon: It arose In tl.e direction of a I clump of bti'hes beside a small 6rteam of i water. An alarm was given by Mrs. Iorman, and I spveral nc'fchhors soon pnt In an appearance. It was found that the bullet had taken effect tit hind the left ear and come out at the left eye. A messenger was despatched to Cam- brK borough for Dr. Torch. Pending his arrival the eld woman was carried into the hojse and made as comfortable as possible, and a search was made for the would be murderer, lie was not found, but traces were seen of the presence of some one in the bushes where the smoke arose, and fresh ly made foot prints were traced along the bank of the stream. A mark was a '.to found on a feuce rail where it la supposed the gun rested when it was fired. Upon Dr. Torch's arrival be examined the wound, dressed it, and administered such other treatment as the cas required. He pronounced the patient tn a very critical con dition, her age about sixty-two years be ing against ber. Blood was flowing freely from the wound when the Doctor arrived, but it was promptly staunched. The defendant was fiven a hearing on Monday last at Johnstown and was bound over to answer the charge at Court. Dail was required In the sun of 5300 which was famished. Rome people are of the opinion that the shooting was accidental, and tbat the shot was a stray bullet from the gun of some hunter- It Is thought that Mrs. ITarsh berger will recover. aatrd Ilia Lire. Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of ITorse Cave Ky., says he was, for many years, badly aftlicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes ; the pains were almost unendurable and would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. He tried Electric Bitters and got relief from first bottle acd after taking six bottles, was entirely cured, and bad gained la fle?h eigh teen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died, had it not been for the belief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by E. James, or Ebens burg, aod W. W. MeAteer, of Loretto. Among the news Items goiti: the round of the press, we see it stated that the Col Hrt. IJrcthers of 11.1s p!ace, of the BeMefonte Kuruae Company, have broken ground for the erection of forty dwelling houses. U be located aloog the western brow of Half Moon hill. tttiuolliiK In llanllnicdon County. On Thursday morning of last week the residence of the Hawn brothers in Juniata . township .Huntingdon county, was entered by three masked men a short time after tho men of the family had gone to work, who demanded from the housekeeper to know where tne money and valuables were kept. The aged housekeeper aenled any knowl eie of the whereabouts of any money, when they seized her and dragged her through the bouse and down stairs- The wife of George Auki. the young tuan who was adopted and raised by the Hawu brothers, and who Is the heir to their iui menso wealth, notified her husband of the presence of the robln-rs and he came to the rescue. Two of them fled on his approach. Mr. Auk.-t seized a gun and fired on the re maining robbt r, who returned the file lodging a bullet in Aukers left breast Thry then grappled and Auker succeeded Id getting the rrvolvet and firing a shot, striking the robber in the left eye. They both fell exhansted but the robber got up and staggered to the wods luaving a trail of blood for two miles which was afterwards followed, but Hitallv lost. Auker's wound is regarded as fatal, the ball having jodiied In the left lung. The fuilowmg day Jack McKelvey was arrested at his home In Mapleton, suspicion pointing so unerringly to him tbat there can be no doubt but that be is one of the guilty trio. John Galjraith, single, aged twenty six, residing at Mount Union, Huntingdon county. Is the robber who was wound, d by Auker. He was taken to jail at Huntingdon on Saturday morning, having been arrested at his mother's residence by Detective Wstbrook, upon the information of a man who passed Galbraitb in the Mt. Union bridge over the Juniata River, at C o'clock on Friday morn ing. Galbraith was hit In the left eye, the ball lodging in tne orfcit, and he bad his back riddled with shot from Auker's gun. The scene of the tragedy is nearly fifteen miles from Galbraitb's home, and bis trip during the night over rugged mountains and through dense forests with the ball behind his eye, s offering intense pain, must bare been a remarkable one. The condition of th victim of tht ssn s sins, young George Auker. is represented to j be Slightly improved, though not sufficient ' 1 . . ' ..,.. I "...'. uj fk uiuiua.o iiiutri ) . j The position of the ball has been located at ! a point dangerously near the base beart, and it is feared it baa punctured small blood vessels of vital importance to the proper continuance of the functions of that member. Yaung Auker suffers severely from Internal hemorrhages. 1 he third robber was arrested at Mount Union on Monday, and Is a brother of John Galbraith. the one who was shot. Items from I'niKal Ity . Fkloalitt. June 20, iS7. To the Editor of the Freeman Iiear IS'.r ; LastKridaj while MKiovern's Italians were at work, enuie one brute into their shanty and stole a suit of clothes, a pair of shoes and some other articles. There hae been several cases of petty thieving lately and we would advise the partis to lt up on it. A word to the wise etc. On Saturday noon the miners, fifteen in cumber, came out on a strike for more waees. The trouble was soon settled by Mr. Caldwell, and a majirity of the men went back to woik on Monday. Mr. Sehellenberfc, of Pittsburgh, has ac- i cepted the rosltion of General Superintend- ent Of the works here. Mr. S. comes Well I recommended and Indsinz from the lmpor- I. . . t ., . I tant Chances he Is making, he lathe ncLt ! man in the rlcht place. I ... ,, . ... Mr. t.eorge V. dray has Started a twboe- Ban factory. The orders are comlne in fast - and freorce is happy. ) We took a stroll down the road on Thurs day evening to Shirley and found that place j to be a neat little village containing about 100 inhabitants. Mr. joaeoh Van Ormer has prospected bis lands and proved up the IJ lie is now busj putting in the drift and making the Decessary arrangements for mining and shipping in the near future. I Miss Cora Van Ormer invited a number j of her lady friends to her home and they all ; went to the creek to take a little fish. They i had a splendid time and caught a nice lot of j fish, but one of the ladies accidentally i slipped in and got a littlw wet. We had a very instructive and interesting ' sermon at tie school house, by the Kev. Charles Diddle, pastor or the M. E. Church at Uoa'port, the congregatiou was large and very attentive which speaks well for the place. The people of Fallen Timber are making big preparations to celebrate the 4th of July j in a becoming manner. We have not seen -..., iu uut rr-rv i Kinnu nine. i i ne log roiling on Saturday and dance at I , ,. . , ,, i night, at Mr. Conrad 3, was a success. 'n ... .. - rrugauiy was we;i represented by our , young folks. . B. . You caanot afford to waste time in experi- mer.ting when your lungs are la danger. . ; Consumption always seems at first, only a j cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose , upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Couch aod colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more profit he may tell you be has something just as good, or just the same. Don't be deceived, but insist udon getting Dr. King's I? ew Dis covery which is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial bottles free at the drug stores of E. James, of Ebensburg, and W. W. MeAteer, of Loretto. Large Bottles $1. EXAMTSATIOK FOB PROFESSIONAL CER TIFICATES. An examination of teachers who wish to obtain professional certificates. will be held in the Superintendents office, in Ebensburg, Friday and Saturday, July 15th aud 16th. Applicants must possess a thorough knowledge of the common branches together with a knowledge of the elements of Alge bra, Rhetoric, Physical Geography, Mental Science and Civil Government. Teachers intending to enter the class will send in their applications not later than July 0th. The examination will begin at 8 o'clock a. M. W. J. Cramer, Superintendent of Schools. ' At a special election held at Asbvill on Tuesday lat or the purpose of electing borough officers, the following named gen tlemen were elected: Burgess, Paul Elwangr: Cotincllmen, William Mansfield, H. Free, A- B. Deloier. Jilin Dougherty. ;-vr2a Scbel! and Alf. Miller. Schotd DL rc?r--, Lewis McDermltt, P. W. Stoy, Samuel Gi'il, James Wilson, J. J. lthody and John Ilazlett. Constable. C. A. McGuire; Judge cf Election, G. G. Krise ; Inspectors freorge Elwanger and Samuel G1IL Jnraro. On Monday last the Sheriff and Jar; Cunmli f loners uitt t the Court Houte, and drew the fol lowing nanie froin the wheel as Jurors, fur the j nxt termor vurt.o.l also. frtheSciaiT-rra. . ..... t otiitucm-iziK CD the fittn Monday in ADtit. liKAMl JIKV. Ben'lPT). Henry farmer. !!!tiln township. Itoui-her. Andy laborer. Millvllle tor. 2d ward. K raw ley. William laborer, Johnstown borough 1st ward. lavii. John farmer H;-k!ick township, l'i.shonic. 11. '. laborer, Millvllle bor. lnt ward. IxuiclaM. John larmrr. Allea-heuy township. ood. JoliniJ. Iarmr K?t 1 aylor townhl. ;utii.K-. John lariiirr. Jackson townfhip. K.'USt. I. inillrr. Kichland township. H.-ls ll. Uenrv tarn.rer. I'oriaire t.,nshi-. K-riiii. Thomas farmer Oalhtzin township. Kuckie. .1 t!i rj lalKrer, I'oLCiuaukb bor. 'J-i ward. Lrf.uahrey. l H. clerk, 'ooerdale tur. Little. K. I., farmer. Alk-irbenv towcshlp. MeKnde, Michael teamster. Millvllle bor. 2d w'd. MiH'anee, James A larmer. t'hest township. MiSoniule. Charle" irenlleman. Lilly lor. I'ratt. John bur. l"ro le biwnshlp. iuin'i. James men-hint. Johnstown bor. M ward. Kowlarid. '--wi clerk, t 'oi.emaui.-h bor 1st ward. 'Hrian, William S. urrrlunt. Millvllle luruunh l-l wsrd. I -Stouith. John I., pa id tor. Kfenhuric West ward. rsni.rx. r.ti.M-n farmer, amf.fia township. W Ireland. Samuel farmer K left land township. TKAVKUSK Jt Koi:s-HKST WKKK. Kanka, William 11 barter. 4'onemauh burouaih Krndtr, iet-hari ohoem aker. L.iljy bor. tiiouuh. J. H. larmer. liiclil iu.l township. Itarnhart. i.-aac btrmer. I pi.r Vooer u.wnshlp. Hyrnes, Henry farmer. Ktwn'fiurK Kt ward. H..-uder. Knulelfrt fjrmer. 'lc-arne!d township. 'ampVII. John J. editor, iruhiizin Ihit. Cole. 1'. H. aenl. Iwer Yxler township. 'or.war. Mu-hael hotel kc-eoer. Lower Yider twp. Pang. I'Siimiu lalM.rer. I rt!.!e township. 1'tTis. K. l. (.aimer. Mlllville fntr. 1st ward. lod?on. J. M. azent. Johnstown rH,r. 7th ward. louilit.ii. Silas M. larmer flearfteld township. iK-ualass. W. l:. farmer. Allegheny township. l'ui.niri. John I), i aii.tr r. Coneiuaiivk burouich 2d ward. lim,ind, W illiam laborer. Pnsjct tKr. Kllltuier, John engineer. t'onemauKb bor. rry et.astlaa urderraker. lretto lor. Fry, Kdward farmer. Alieichery town-bio. l-urirus.in. John laruier. Hlarklick township. olile:iburic. Henry merchant, Johnstown boro. ' :n war.i. Oordon. v. H. laborer. Millvllle bor. 1st ward. trifhth. Kvan butcher, I-illy bor. lreen, Thomas farmer. Klarklick township. Hvroer. bdward larmer Kast Tavlor township. Horner. Samuel V. laborer. Johnstown buraUKU 1st ward. Houck. Frederic laborer. Carroll township. H niches, Thomas J. larmer. Munster township. Hue. Janus '. laborer. Johnstown bor. 6th ward. James, lavld Jj. carpenter, Johnstown borough 1st ward. K:uK.-i"n. Thomas painter, Johnstown borough Tlh ward. Kouvh, Benjamin aentleman. W,H.Jvale bor. lewl.-, Evan .1. foreman. Millvllle bor. 2d ward. I-ysett, John Inn keeper. Cambria bor. 2d ward. Miller, H. . la,orcT, .lohn.town bor. Tlh ward. Mainliart, Ihirld min, Johnstown bor. Tth w'd. Myers. S. K. miner. Washington fjwnshlp. MO Made. 1-1 ward lumberman. Portage tin M.sfouKii, William laborer. Croyle township. ft'Efo r'11- J"n A. farmer, Su.-Kiaebanna township. i,,"'f?! - l'.hr"" 0n.tnr West w'd. -(.. v. I a i r, jarKPuo Team ter. j.wer Yoder twp H''i w il;m"-r,ti. wiimore bor. l rwuia. l l.rv(. ntr.t. Jul.i.slnwii hr r.h w-.r Troxell, Terrj laruier. H-- le township. Jl'KOKS. SECOND WEEK. Acer. John carppntsr. Coneramuah bor. 1st ward. A.lntus. Thomas W. farmer. Allegheny township, Hak-r. E. P. farmer. Susquehanna towaslnjj. Bowman, (leorve W. farmer. Ken.te townsLip. Hush. L,uke farmer El.'.er town. hi p. Custer. Jonathan blacksmith. Jackson township. 'ote'.ow. Joseph lahorer. Conemaugh bor. aj w'd. 1 ran. 1 h. mstf farmer. Sumuierhill township, lievlin Kranlt !lerk. Jihnstown bor. 5th ward. Karrau. IUmel M. farmer. Munster townfhip. Konst, WilMam l.un her. Johnstown bor.fith wan!. (treenwos. llujjh hotel keeper, Johnstown bur. JrJ wuril. Herbert. Philip latorer. I'amhria bor. 1st ward. ticss. Jonn i . loreman, Knst t'onemaaich bor. ) Humphrey, K. J. clerk. Johi.stown bor. 1st ward. I Humphrey. John K. l;ilirer, Johnstown borough I 1IU ".ltl. Keeper, John H. larmer. Eat Taylor township, keplar. AuuuI carpenter. I.owef Yoder twp. Keliy. jMiues O. laborer. 'amlr1a bor. -t ward. Kirkpatrick. James larmer. Elder township, I.euhey. -rtn merchant, l.illv bor. Lcuhart. Henry carpenter, Johnstown boiouifh 5'h ward. IJnk Iwif o'.earjK-nter, riwer Yoder township. Ixnu. John V. for -man. I'ambiia township. Levantry. William shoemaker, tirubtown bor. Eutriniter, Valentine tinner, Ebeasbunr. East w'd I.lttle. W. A. IS. farmer. Alltithony township. Melhorn. Peter fanner, Alleirhenv township MoOouiiti. Iemetrius l.trmer, Alleuhenv twp. AlcUu'.i.ess. Thomas teamster, Cambria borouirh lstwr.l. Myers. Michael larmer. ICea.le townshin. KeiKhard, Ephralm farmer. Ccnemauk-h twp. i Ko-iKer. Patrick inn-keeier .uniTine OOIOUKD ! Rose. W. E carpenter. Johnstown bor. 4th ward. i f"wi&-'. wmiam k. farmer. Cambria township. Ke-'tii, I'anlc! laborer, tlnibtown boro. j Sihry. Joseph emcineer. East Conemauith bor. ' ,jr-' Alexander teamster. Crovle township. i nj'ler. John s. farmer. East Taylor township. Shaffer, frank mill band. Camlrla bor 1st ward Cr.. V," '!irTer- --'iand township. i .-'oimin, i ricr teamster, rnmlirit tv.r lat Tierney William J. farmer. Camt ria township. Mclermitt. Thomaa inn keeper Millvllle borough. 2ud ward MctlouKb, Pared: farmer. Summerhill twp. leaver. John L laborer. Cambria bor. 1st ward. Walters. A. 11 clerk, Johnstown 1st ward. WriKht, John carpenter. luii.merhill township. Jl'KOKS. SPECIAL. COVKT. lfeers W. . carpenter. Keade township. Penshoof, Ell farmer. West Taylor townslflp. Kox'er. S. J . laborer. "onemanifh bor. a ! ward. u.-ter. Jacob II. farmer, Crovo townshio. Iev!ln,John J. clerk, Conerrianifh bor. 1st ward li!lon, Chhrleg blacksmith. Clearfield townshin. i.isi.onif. j. i. Ii.tM.rer. Johnstown bor 6Ui ward, i 1 urn ford. John lutorer Prospect bor ' Evans. Invld I. farmer. Cam'-ti-i township. I Jrryant, Joseph shoemaker, tonemauvh borouich i 1st ward. O lilac. KoSert laborer. Wool vale bor. I .1, A'bbury engineer. East Conemauuh bor. i !ir ,"n- Wllll-im J. foreman l ambrla bor. M ward. ! Ooodcrharn, William farmer. Carroll township. j Hess. .I. VV . latH)rr. Ixwer Yoder township. III! lebrand. Samuel laborer, ConemauitU boronirh ls.t ward. I Jones lilehard Justice ol the Peace, EbensburK bor. E ,st witrd. Johnston. I. A. mine hoeg. Johnstown borounh I 1st ward. I Kllitore. luvid A. mil! hand. Johnstown boronah 1st ward. KrinK. David H. I.irmer. Adama township. Ihmnn, Williatn laborer, Johnstown borouirh oth ward. I.lovd, tvn C3IT.er.ter Johnstown bor tsf r' .uecininc. lix-hard farmer. Susquehanna twp 1 i T" '. ru;,r- mcnian.i n.wnsnip. 1 : TV"' w"- farmer.! 'royle tcwnshln. ' " T. Horem-e laborer. West Taylor townihln 'In .n in s,.. i,. . , . . ! Kvan j Vne. u 7:,i', rc , . n,p' t.. i ";"".J ,r.'" H. Ijrmrr. I learheM townshin. '""y. ' laborer West. Taylor township. : " , i.ui.ri, .-MPiiyTCia lOOTOSIlip I iswant t harle machinist, Johnstown lH.ro w. ........ , "ii, war.l. ThGUia?. .lohO I. hotel LOVI- Jnhnl.n hum ! J"rrr. -L.hn H. fnrmcr. vim.-. town -hip ; turner Samn.l w . .. . i , . ' i urner. Minn, I w .. . .... u ... . . . YouD(fliin. A. J . carpenter, Keade township. is, Peter laborer, Croyle township. HerinK KmlnrHl after Ten Yran lieafueit E1ward. son of Mr. Jerome Knable of Johnstown Pa. had scarlet fever wln-n three years of age, resulting ir. purulent discharge from both ears aud great deafness. For the past two years th discharges haw entirelv ceased, and his hearing has been permanently restored, under the treatment of Dr. Sadler the Oculist and Aurlst of Pitts burg. Ills son Milton was alsocuied of cat arrh and deafness by Di. Sadler. 804 Pann venue. M1RRUUE LICFAISF.S INOirFD. The following marriage licenses were issued by the Clerk -f the Orphans' Court for. the week ending Wednesday, June 22 18S7: David riummer. Croyle township and Emma Sehlosser. Johnstown. Adam E. Bonn, Johnstown and Sarah E Bovle, Millvllle. William D Weir, Huntingdon, Pa., and Mi.ss Susan Alters. Franklin. John McGuire and Mary Lvden, Millville. Benton Rowig and Delia McKee, Johns town. Samuel E. Folltner, Johnstown and Mel vina I. Noon, Kichland township. Herman Jeschauek and Aguste Matilde Wysk. Gallifnn. Paul J. Cobaugh and Sarah C. Rowig, Johnstown. Francis Adams Exd Frances Byrne, Clear field township. Roger Lloyd Cord well and Agnes Little. Portage. Frank W. Ferguson and Masgie Ii. Brad ley, itm. Samuel Kankin, Millville aed Dorothy lrkeyl;i!e. Jrhnstown. Ssmue: McMullen and E:izbet!i Figart, Homer Station, Indiana Co., ja. Joseph F. Flemiue aud Sal;;o J. Yoncg Jai:,-ton. Obltnary. GKIMF.S. Died at bis residence In. Alle gheny township, on Wednesday, June 22nd. 1S87. after a three days sickneas. Mr. John Grimes aged about C5 years. GO.'S. 'A. OH! MY BACK tery strala or eold attacks it WMt Hu.k sua bcbtij tmima jm. re TKC BESTTQH!C tirentleta the Alaaelew, tstemdlew the Nrrrr, Rarirhew the nieMl. .Itm New tiaor. La J. L Mrxaa Fairflold. Imra. aays: , "Brown'a Iron Bitbn is tb brat fr.m nadicine I nave known in my au rara practioe. 1 Iiavv fuuud it peelailr benefleial to umraw pbrsicalaihauMton. and m all debUitaUuc- ailnMnU that law so hnaiUs cm the arsawnx Uss it fralr m my own taniii.' MB. W F. Blows, 637 Main St . Oorinrt-ti. Kj , ays: "1 was oocnpkotslr broken down in balth anil iroabled with pains in nay back, bruso'i Iron iittera scurslf rmmvund aos to health." Cecnias has abon Trade Mark and crossed red llnsa on wrKpsr. Tke sttier. Made unlj bj BatOH A CMstkUCAX UU, UALTlMVlCt, Mis. D. LAWGELL'S ASTHf-IA AND gCATARRH REMEDY. SOLD BY ALL DHUCCISTS. Havinr struutled VO years bet n ecu lileuiid death wot AS I U.VA .,r I'll ri!IH", tre.te 1 by emlnerit physicians, and ree-.n:, u bcncBt. I was compelled during the l-.i; S years of my ill ness to nr. on my chnir day i-n-l ciht jiatp nir tor breath. My FaOerinKS were bcv,.nd ti.;scrlption. In despair I experimented on tiiTselt compound Intr ro-.u and ln-rbs and lnhalii': the lao licine thn r.biaine. 1 foriuna.lv .lin-oyertd this .i'A11 t! I ' K E E.IK ASlll.vtA AND t Al AKI.H. wnrranied C relieve the most stub born ease of ASTHMA IN El VK MIN'l'IES, sc that the patient can lie down to rert and sleep comtoriatdy. Please read the followinc condens ed extrscts from unsolicited te-timo .ls all ol re cent dale.- MiverV.lt. Holmes. Sin Jose Cal. writes - ! find the Ili-iiiMy all and even uiore th.in repre senteii. 1 re -eive Instantaneous relief." K. M. Carson. A M. W arrtn, Kan . writes; w as treated by eminent physicians o! tills coun try and Oerinany ; tried the c:!ina!o r.t differ.iut wiaies noth'nvran rded relief like votir I r.-i-:tra tion " Jt. Phelps, P. M. Grliri, t .hio, writes '-Suffered iih Asthma 40 year'. Your lue.llclne in 3 mitiues d..es more for me thai: the m.t eminent jih i sici!ii.s d 'ii tor me i n three vn.s." H. Plimpton. Jo! iet 1'i.Vrue: -Send Ca tarrh Kemcdy at once. Cannot gel a'onu without ll. 1 find ll the most valuable medielnv 1 have ersr tnel We have many other! ea.-tv testlmooUls of cure or reiief. and In order that alisuilerers Iron; Asth ma, '.itrrh. Hay ver. and k: ltd red dise:ise may hve :m opportunity o! tef titiit t: e -i!ue ol the Kemedy w will send to auv ad. frees TK ! A L, , wi.i.nitt(it t HAli.iK. It jour dr-i-s- j islst fails to keep It do not po'inl l.itu to sell Vou come wor'hless imitation by his rep eseiuir.z i"t to be jul at ytof. but send direct lv to us. Write ' your name :m I adtres" p! .il.jiv j Address, j. ZlJIVKIi.'.iAX & :!.. Proi vknoiesa.o Jiruutlsrs. Wooster, Wi.vne Co.. ( 1. Eull size Kox by inui! !.ou. A K i I'M KM' EIST. Jl'NE 27. 1SS7. Comt'h Ashton roll Yost (lallaulier Hipp? S. Lloyd... Huri Parrlsh. et ux.. Saupp ''intiirtfh.im. et Miller.. . .vs. . . vs. l..nahoe. Nehribers. vs. Hubert Wehti. .v Yost. vs. vs. vs. VS. C. C Co. 4t N. Y. S. K. K K. Co. :ks At Craver. Tonkin. Iianuherty, et ux. .vs. Kesier et ux -vs. Weakland. el al. .vs. B'lrk. al. M'ller vs. storw. et al. in erections to reiK.rt of Auditor to distribute w in. iK.nan. fund. Suj.er's "leartield 'o..vs Dreetors .i P'n.t Cam- i ri i c iiir'y. vs. "utr Vs. C'iter. vs. 'n?ter S. ejar. vs. Ktiif. Noon i Noon..... ! Keam , I Stra j"r ' Kir.u. I isb.trne Poor Kirectors Same Sirae . . . Oeorne. et ux Haapt Ko'erts Younkir..v.. vs. Wilt. vs. l!:,kcr vs. 1 homac, et al. .... vf. Limii. vs. Erin ire. vs. Lilly. vs. Cambria Land Co. vs. C. c. t'o. t N. Y. S. K. ll. K. Co. vs. Wairner's heirs. vs. Hipp? &. Llovd. . vs. Uoberts. Trexler Easly ....... Oruiblinir. II. A SHOKMrtKEK, Pro'thy. Eaensbunt, June 17, 1SK7. 3t. T.L kinds of Job work Tie-illy hp ox-I-ditinnsly executed at this oflice. IMPORTANT N TI C-. r!ii HtlSAI.s wiM be ceive.! bv the nnde- J sit siirnel S-cretarv .t the School Hoard of Alle- K.lenT l ownshlr, for tin; erection ol a 1 II ll s ei on land of Adam Hammcrd in said Township I until SATC1.'IAV . .11 1.Y ial IssT, ,t 2 o'elork. p . l'lana ind f peciheationa the Fame as the llradley School, except the new ho'.ld ! Inir is to be weatherboar le 1 with Kd drv Hem- I'h-k fidinic. and a rirleejsto be pu: under tne ! sleeper the entire length of the buildinK, and a I butment of stone in to be pat under the centre of the iflrder. No reats to be put in the building- by j the contractor, and the ma'i ri! ol the whole to be j irood dry lumber, and No, One Mumjles. The Koar.i reserves the rmlit to rrje-t anv and all bids, i I he buil.linif to be well Painted inside and out, .Ind all to be finished inasoul workmanlike man ner by the 1Mb of October. 1HS7. The contractor to have the old school building on the ?ite of tho I nr-w huildinir. I5y order of the Hoard. W. A. H. LITTLE, Sec'r. A!uhenv Twp.. June 17, iss7.--4w. I.KTTING. SEALED I'KOcOSAI.S will be received by the Commissioners of Cambria conntv at th.ir I ottice, in Ebensburg, Ea., until ( Ine o'clock, p. tn., June 27th 1i7. for construction abutments with I wtnir-wall?. and an Iron Hridite to be erected across I Chest 'reek, at Eckenrode'8 Mill, between Car roll and Allegheny Townships. The lenirth of ride to be 110 feet with a 14 !.ot roadway. I'lan. . and pi ecificaiinn of abutments can be ieen at ' the Commissioners Office The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. JOHN KIR BY. JAMES COSTLOW. " DAVID HAMILTON. Attest. Commissioners. D. A. Mrflot'ou. Clerk. Ebensborit. June 17, 1W7. TfALU ABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned will sell their farm, sit uated In A Ilea, heuy township, adjoinina; lands of 1. A. Metiouifh. A. J. Sell. Henry Mansfield, and others, containing I I 8 acres, 6o acres cleared and 5S acres well tiintered with oak. hemlock, cucumber and hickory. A Kood two-story plank bouse and frame barn, bwether with all accessary out hulldini?i. a never failints spring ol wi'ter and a st earn o; water running through tis.i firm. There is also 7 choice apple, pear an ! peach trees on the premises The stove propecv will be "old at a price and terms to suit the pi.. chaser and a ifood warrantee deed jriiarantced. MAKY H KV, ANN ITKY. June 10. '87. Lortto PoitolBc . Pa 1-OK SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PR1 1 V ATE SALE HKTY ACRES ot land in Alle gheny township, adjoining lands of D. tt. Moore Wllliatn Tomlinson and other lands of the suts cri ber, with a eood water saw mill, and timber enouub on the land to pay for it. There are also two bit houses that Coald be file 1 up to live in, and s .uie- ood meadow icround. Eleven hundred dollars will buy it. and the subscriber will take ilkWof the purchase monev in sawinit. VKANC1S moran. Alleuheoy township, June 4, li7, Etetnn Fire insurance Apcy T. "W. DICK, General Insurance Agent, EBEASBUIIG, FA.. " ALL kinds of Job Printing neatly and promptly executed at this oflice. iifffilii i-U-t 1 1 Irl 1-1 IX HARD TIMES FOR OUR COMPETITORS ! Our low prices and Superior Goods makes it hot for them. Our foiblost hopes reganlin this season's lnisiuess have been fully realized. Our present boom (while o'hers actually doing nothing) proves that our endeavor to bo below nil would-be com- .ctiors in price and above them in quality and wormanship, has sati. fied the people. We have now the biggest starter cf ihe season, ready for our cus tomers an opportunity to secure a harp am that everybody should take advantage of. Men's strong working suits fT 2 00, sold elsewhere at $3.75 ; men's navy blue suits, fast colors, for si. 3S, sold elsewhere at 0 and $7 ; men's eassimere suits for 5, G and .$7, sold elsewhere at S, 0 and $10; men's all wool, cheviot suits for 7.50, cS and $9, sold elsewhere at 10, 11 and .$12; Boys' sailor suits 78cts. each, sold elsewhere at $1.50 ; boys' pin dot suits for 9-icts., sold elsewhere at $1.75 ; boys' honest wearimr idaid suits for OScts.. sold elsewhere at $2 ; boys' elegantly finished I sold elsewhere at $3. These are only a few of the many bargains that we are now of fering. You must see our stock before you can form any opinion of the amount of money we can save you on every purchase. WOOLF, SOW & TH05V3AS, JOHXSTOWX, PBXX'A. TIEiHH BOTTOM IS EEACHED AJ? LAST. The largest stock of hardware ever ottered in the County can be found at my siore. I am now selling many goods at much less than I can replace them for, but I will continue to sell at Bottom P rices 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 aud see my stock and learn my prices. ;ug 13 ,85 C3-. SZTJnSTTXjE . HIGH STREET, nON'ALD K DUFTON Kkkkshl-ko. I'knn'a t f OrHco In Colonnade Row. II. 11 MYEIls. ATTOKNEY AT-LA W, ElIKNEBt UO, !'. on 'entro y 'rceL. Mfice In tTollunade Kow, G FA). M REATlE, ATT 'KNEY A 'i -LA W, EHtNSKI'i' street, r. ... -Oruo c.u ''ontri M. D. KITTELL, Attorney-ot -Jjnw tliENSBVKO, PA. t ifrice Irinory Huildinir, opp. t'ourt Hou-e. THE PLUMED KNIGHT. Kor 8I.OO we will fend, post paid. !VO I slru r inet ltcnr t the above brand. M IIWlKiiT. A hl.l .Vi:, Kolirminia, Jan. 14, V.. A' I ) M I X 1 S T 1 5 A T R I X ' N ( ) T K E . Estate of Iwr.nis Eurrin. deceased. Notice Is hereby uiven t!iat letfrs ol adminis tration on the Estate of Ii.ntils larren, bite of Munster townshn.. county ot Cambria, deceased, having tieen itranfd to the undcrsla-ued . All per sons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make payment wit hout delay, aud those haviutt claims will present them, properly auLhent leated lor settlement, to M AKY ELLEN EAKKEN, Adm'x. Munster, Pa., June 4, lss7.-6". ONLY $30. m Stjle PMlaieipMa Sincer. Other compini charge from 510 to ?oo. A com plete set of attai hniout-s itli each U)a. h inc. Alo Johns. .n RulTler, Johnson Tucker, and l.x of Four Ilwumers and a Hinder. IS DATS' TRIAL in your own house before you jwy one cent. Ev.-ry machine WAKKANTLO K:t S YKARS. Send for Circular. C. A. YOOl) C03II.VXY, 17 AortU lotli St., IUiiiMleIpIiia, I'a. KNTAL UNAM'IAL STATt-M LTVT OF Lilly BoBoi-ou. ambrla county, ni. C. A. MoOONAtiLK. Collector, DR. To anioutt ol dndcate To amount do tax To balance due collector V.ir, TT HJ .l 1 03 so Costba. Cr. I5y exonerations By Abatements Hy Commissions Bv exonerations on doit tax .... liv commissions on don tax By rreasurer's r- eclpts.... By blank duplicate, work and receipts.. ... 54 .... 11 10 .... 11 01 4 0 1 75 ..... ."WO 12 .... 3 37 S.T66 HO SIMON CONRAD. Treasurer, Dr. To balance on hand at settlement 4-4 35 To amount received from collector 261) 00 To amount ree'd from Buntes4 (fines and li censes) . 25 00 $3'J9.35 JOKTA. CR. By ordera paid 1"3 R By note of I. McDonald redeemed) 53 oo By cemtnission on W t at2 per ct 6 17 By balance in bands ot Treasurer Tt! 30 rSfl 35 HENRY HOLEY, Street Coimlt'sioner, ln. To amount of duplicate To balance due 15S 8S 59 52 2!8 40 ..J16'.i 40 49 .. 4T 17 COHTRA, OR. By work done on streets By exonerations Uj wattes as street commissioner. rjis 40 LIABILITIES. To obligation E. Edwards To obligation Bender To obligation Leahey To obliitatior T- McDonald To obiiuatlon Washlnitton township... T' oliliifotion Ontstau linit orders To obligation Enterprise Lumber Co... To obligation llenry B. ley ASS ITS. By balinee in Treasure Ity balance Jue iti iu Win. M..re!ind.. By bHlir., 5 j jt fr..i.i K. M. . i ; in.-e fl.Sl I Hi sj no C2- ' 41 f.4 5 52 Salfim . :?n.i i z . -si f.i Liabilities In excess l F. 4 V JOUN A'etf tfSo..t ..is EOR!E. Pres't 'ouncll, ;. KELLY, i:arises.. WE. tha und rs.itned Auditors of Li!!t !; .r have examined the o.-e accounts an.1 r.nd them t to be correct te the best ol our knowledge. E. J. Hl'OHES. 1 HENRY B il. E'. Auditors W. 11. BRADY. S J. Ai RAKtiT, Cler. (May. 'J0. 187.) Robinson eassimere suits for $1.76, EBENSBUPtG NOTKl, THKFHI.umiM) pKTI'IIdN For. I.iris.i h:i- been h:ed in t!ie i .-iirtol ( i unrter Ses- ceus. or auniorii ciointv niol wilt 1... Iir..unf,l o; s un en i:ic n-SI M in'0;v ,, Ju:i;. next. r..i.iru .i .cill. 1st w d Cambria. E i inn House. i:. a SHtM.MAkKi;, Clerk. Et.en.'l.urk. Mav '-, s WITIH.V V. MIOini llK.K S ', Abmv, tor loan? Men and Bnj. Media. .. l'i c'l-s !r.,:n Plii.'n .!,.dii:i. Fixe 1 flee .'nvera ryev.e ,e. even V(. io exlril ellrircs Ii ei lent:,! exi ens. t No exMiitnati.m (..- -.1 N li;is io I'Welve er; "leneed t e:ie hers, n ' I men ' l . .rt'ii;i..s lor -,t ai.i,!y. Sued. I drill h. and :ili tri Kiw itnti- ' ou I and b Ui.'iV sek.'t ad'.'nn ekwri! rl I ovs. Patron, or st, m. any studies or r!i.Hi..e t he ret.ni-ir t.-. lih. Seientihc. Htistm as, I 'l.;yiea or civil Fnicl neerinu r.-urse. Ntu l. nts btre.j r.t Media .ai" cny are now In Harvard. Yale, Prin.-ei .r. mid t-n other I 'iillff. ii-id P. .Ii rc'linic s-h o!s u Ktu deiits sent to col'i-ire in l-vi i-. in iksj in in i.a- j lo in Iski. A yradiiKtinir class In the commercial ; department i - . ry vear. A P!ivsi-: mid Cheia-l.-al Lat.ora'ory, (iynin;i-in o aod H.ill fr,,un., 1o 0vj!s. ii btcd to the Library in ivt;. M- ia ba- scien ehurches hii-- a t-mperanc; cimrtcr I winch prohibit? tl(. sule ot Mil intoxlcatlnir , drinUs. For new i!l .struted circular ndd-es the j Prinelpiil ;,n d Pr.i.rj..f...r. SvviTMlN.c M'dKI'. i Ll I tL, A. M., (Harvard ( Jra.lilale) ie.i:a, p,. KI'liAl, V I K V j SUMMEllRESORT. : "-x;-fi- "r.'rT" in loatt,-d at f'hr' , St,Hnf,ii, ;i,hrt u,u. Va., antral n,r,n- f.fiM rilln.jr of churrhrs h,1 . h.,,ll,rurK ruo 'i .f".'" "f l 'f"' Jwrlc,,;,,,. Mtt It. 11. 1JMI ,n at a r,.-ri. ft nnri rpiiet lt"trr Vr.i,, Ahrillr. an the Crmwou. nir- Jiclit Co A Actr York Short Houte Ibulrtxi.t. I T.",1. s-.,.I.EAri.E UCKAL SIMMEK K K , Sli1 on the n.oi.ntaln plateau three ti....i,an.I : f-e. above the so level. Is w-il .!eerriric .1 the ' pobli.- iatronair. I's env'mnmrtix (, r jrnl b' m. ; tv : the puri'.y of the air. and , crvst d sr.rlnus: r Its henlthiul and teniHl clim-.'e and r.iceful r--tiremcnt from ihe hnsy worl.l-:i!l these ehane ! trristie. commend t!.-. KKSOKTU tire" vker , alter rest and calm repose. The constraint of fashlonahM hotel life ii rc ; l.lacecl wi h th case and pcacy of (piict home T.e : which chiracterietie cummends V I !' V . to a certain class id health and pleasure s-;-!.. r Hl'KAL VIEW repose' amid orchard- -,d meadows, wit', the towering ereen w.mdiind In the background : (rults and vrtretal.ie tocm in noun. Hint freshness from tree an. I uirden whi!o the milky herd allord rich hitc nectar in over howlnir measure. The site ot the house is or. a -fentle rl? of tround. the div Idln' ridne l etiecen the he,id- i ' s oi .no i.-irnei.i an.: lies' crocus, and j these streams ailoid piscatorial treasures In varl j cty to the rod and pne of the hsher. I The id.ice Is fitted up with a view t the acc-.-no- u ...ii aim re.-re.-ii ion of iruests. .The rnads. in ttirce directions, allord plot mt drives tlirouirh larmin region'. r.r wood'-rd I scenery -seven miles to Loretto, five to Carroll- i town, and three to St. AniMistine. rends, brooks and streams entice to piscatorial . . . . ioi me wooos anr.i small iaineln p:ion. Vegetable m thetrseason win p,. snppifc.,) 'rinj the pr.t(eiors irardnn.and milk from the durv. A LIVKKY will be kept on the p'acc. thoso wishmir to lirinu their own te:im? win , provided with u.md ctaMlnir and cm refill attendance The MAIL arrives in the villave dailv TKI -KlRAfHat Loretto. SKI LLEI'L MEDICAL A n EN DANCE close by In the village. The TERMS are reason.-i!i!o. and will suit the most economical. Reference f.iriiislie.l if .icir.-.i Oucsts for Kt'R.VL VIEW will stot. oil nt vil'.e, on the Cresson. Clearfield Co. is. New York Sliort Route R tilroad, which connects with tb Main Line of the Pennsylvania Railroa.i. at Cr.-s. s..n. la. The proprietor's cna h will ajee' trains. For further pnrticnlr.rs. address all M. T. WAII", RIRAL VIEW. Chest Fprinss. famlria Cnntv. Pmn'a M ay -JO. 1 1&7. STATE M KNTop AIDITOR'S SETILFAI ENT with the Supervisors ol Washington i. ship lor the year en. lln .".larch 11,1s."-. Pathick K. Mykrs, Supervisor, I in. To amount of diidllcate To order to bnlanee. . M-5-'.S4 S.74 i-471 28 C'ontra, Cr. By taxes wrked on roads By cash paid for work and material"."".'.' By orders redeemed By services as. supervisor. 7f days""f" By commission on 1i;ii'fli 5 percent""" By auditors' exonerations. "" By amount returned to Co. Co r'rV' .'."". ..161..-3 ... .0 43 .. . 11 Vi . . 76.00 ... "14 .. . 20 fW ... 22 s a j:i. Mk iiael Dokahok. Suporvitwir. I-n, 1 o amount of duplicate To unseated land tax from Oom'rs" . -f 17M Z . b'fii Jlsn).!'! CoKTRA. 'n. l'.v tuxes worked on nia.!s. . ... By cash paid for work ... ...'.."".'...' ."."."." By cash paid for lumbar By orders redeemed ...... ...... '. By servlcf s as sii,rvis.r M d:: vs."V. tv commii-.-ion on I :i.",7 .42 if 5 per c.'o'.i' ' " By 1 days services to Ehcusnurg in 1 All.x.na By auditors' exonerations'! " By amount n.turne.1 to Co. c.in'rs. ..'.'!'.' By cos I s pud Ereilhoof I .w ?u!f ...... ... By amount paid James Vt.i;i. w irk 'ami costs By amount ..aid Kivsn Orimth.M.iin-iites. Ily amount paid for sure 'v-intr md niaiu pinu i '.7.1 I 7- 7') 3 00 M ' e s.ll 07..7 .tn on ."..is .1 kl ! 4-a I if.fs) I S oo s7..V i.i 00 B amount i.aid .1 r. Ilas-on lor nrlnttriir -., By atnotipt paj.t .-:4 !r an ) l ei loti attor- i.j niuiiinu ("ii , :..T :i III-'?... ! '.73. I ...fls7o- scan be T'j b-iVu.ce . The !ia!,ili-a-foTIaii.r.I The t- 's lei- I' .in I.' I :ie (roiu M I t-i. tn v no t n lib ot tl.e t.iwil: : ire;.:.., .t ire -- !y horoni'h ! .na ooe . . . .. ::ilM.rr:Ji.r ' U ! . 1 7.f2 . ! 2 f .ttv.l I..;:.i..!'t:e- ii f WrV rue un-i,'..-tn n-'l';;v ( e r ty I J eo.in-s ol paid I.e. i f n' otfs. about ' !4.'. . and e li; i ' and -i Inj n i th.. is ab .ve Id I '.. stated. .11 MIX MoT A MANY ) wm. i:i(i wn ' ' R ib'KKT C. MYEK.S. S Auditors. Ute Ia:i Bntuoos, Clerk. ;Jjne lo.j ' a. ? ? Ml i
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