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, The Central House of this place Is being
treated to a new coat of paint
Mr. IV K. Jones, o I'ittsburg. U build
ing a f.'.twi rcltac at Cresson.
., Ttie new tannery of Maswrs. CiriQUb A
Settlor. wi!l S Kin b completed.
tr. 3'. I.. Kelt and wife, of CarroH
lown. Tinted our town on Tuesday.
. Ttw thermometer n-slwtered 9.V In Uw
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al.aile rn tni piace on aiouuaj mh.
- T a rrothonotary C. F. O'Donnell,
loretto. Is laid up with th rheumatism.
t Mr. Bert. Denny has sold 111 livery
gt:;ble in this place to Mr. Thomas reach.
-John iant tsa openvd a barbi fcop on
r.;jti street on door eat of Tarnsh's stole.
Head Wreilf, Son Thomas' new adyer
t;oment In thrs isttue. It Is of Interest to
30U.
? Mrs. Or. Lemrnon and her daughter,
JIim Julia, TiMted friends In HolIidaysbuTg
tills week.
f Th rw irrK null, which 1 being built
v Mr. L J. Tlncm. will b finished In a
ahort time.
Tle Tlensbunr bass ball club defeated
the rVke club, on Saturday last by a score
ef 34 to 11.
; Ttte Mie O'N ells have opened an ice
cream vmrhrr above their millinery store, on
Hijti street.
The base bat: nine of this place will
play the -St. Francis College nine at Loretto
,SeTt Kitunlay.
I It would now be rn order for the Demo
' rrnt.t ef this place to organize a Cleveland
and Thorman Club.
f Ka'f.er John TVanl, of Mercy Flospltal,
lMNburi, paiil a short visit to hl3 parents
' 1n this place on Monday.
" t'nless preparations are soon made,
tlvre will be no demonstration la Ebens
' Vurn on Mie Toorth of July.
The students of the F.bensbur Normal
TSrbnol will hold a picnic In Hoizne's grove,
. near Loretto, on Saturday next.
Mr, (ieoree C. Jordon, of Johnstown,
1 vislt.-d her cousins, Misses Xenle and Mary
T.i'herts, of this place, this week.
T.ouis Saupp. Kq., of Hedford, abroth-J
I er of Mt. Frank Saupp. of Loretto, made a
I tort visit to Ebensburg on Saturday last.
We understand tbat the church of ihe
I TTi'Iy Name, this place, will hold a festival
; In the Opera House, on the Fourth of July.
Some bad bovs of this town, one evening
Inst weak broke the tops off a couple young
' trees on the premises of lion. R. L. Johns
ton. Profewtor A. R. Head, was selected as
; principal of the schools In this lace for
the next term, by the school board on WedN
Tiesday evenlnn.
Miss Cora Roberts, daughter of John
XV. Roberts, formerly of this place but now
i of Tlunttnirdon, Is visiting Mi.s Annie
Evans, In this place.
; Miss T.aura Todd, daughter of mir es
I teemed friend, William A. Todd, of Scott
I dale, formerly a resident of Ebensburg, Is
vKitlng friends in this place.
is "Colonel Isenberg was awarded the
1 contract of lighting the street lamp in this
place, one day last week, his bid belrg
I V.lt'50, which was the lowest.
Miss Birdie Roberta, of this place, took
her departure last week for Birmingham,
I Ph.. to attend the commencement exercises
I of the Seminary at that place.
Mr. E. James, of this place, departed
on Sunday last for Chicago, to be. In atten
dance at the Republican Xational Conven
tion, which met there on Tuesday.
Edward Jones who did the Phootlog at
riastlns last week, on Wednesday entered
hail in the snm of $1,000 before "Squire
Kinkead for his appearance at court.
Margaret, the little daughter of Dr. T.
M. Richards, of this place, who has been
suffering from an attack of bronchitis. Is.
we are glad to say, speedily recovering.
Miss Nannie James, daughter of Mr. E.
Jame, while going up the stairs at her home
la this place on Sunday last, had the mis
fortune to slip and sprain her left ankle.
The bans for the marriage of J. W.
Kilduff. editor of the Gllitin rinhilor,
and Mi May Rearr.ev were published on
Sunday last at the Cathol c Church at (;a.l
liUin. Rupture cure guaranteed by Dr. J. B.
Mayer, tf'tl Arch M.. Philadelphia. Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi
ness, at'ested by thousands of cures af'.er
Others fall.
Rev. George Hill, pastor of the Congre
gational Church and Mr. C. T. Roberts, of
this piece, attended th State Convention
of the Congregational Church Association,
at Vranton this week.
Mr. James A. Porter, formerly of Sus
quehanna township, but foi the past four
vears a citizen of Pratt. Tratt county. Kan
sas. U back on a short visit to friends aod
relatives in this countv.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs
lrael V,. Caldwell, for embezzlement, a no
tice of whos arrest we published a short
time ago, on Tuesday last at HoMdaysburg
the Grand Jury found a true bill.
Prof. J. S. Foley will deliver a eture
at the Opera House in connection with the
i.erary society on next Friday evening.
Th subject will be "The Norsemen In the
New World: All are cordially Invitrd.
-u Tulay laot. at Hollldaysburg.
Mr. Jaoies Maitlaud. who a rew years ago
was bar-tender at the Mountain House In
this place. PWd guilty to celling liquor
without license. His sentence was deferred.
The coinage of the three cent piece has
been discontinued. .This will be sorrowful
news for the fellow who has been lo the
habit of dropping a thre cent lce Into the
collection box witu a ten cent look on his
face.
Mis Ani.ie Sw-hler. or tbu. place, was
appointed a teacher In the Altoona schools,
at a meeting or the Altoona scbowl hoard on
Mfnd.iy lat. Miss techier whe serious
ill-iess we announced two weeks ao has re-
uvt-red.
A little oaughter or John FenrWl, or
a:ui township, Westrmoreland county, was
turned In surfc a terrible manner, reoently
y hr clothe catching fire from live coals
drawn from a hake oven, that she died la a
few days.
Tlie Altoona Evening Xirror is the laWt
venture In U e Journalistic Held and is pub
lished every evening In Altoona, by Mr.
Will. H. Mei. We hope it may prove a sue
esfm enterprise an yield a fortune to
It puhiinLer.
-Mr. A. j. Paddock, who had the con
wad ,or fht rpM(J,nce rMt ,he jtI1 n tbi8
r- ace at th time it wss tmllt. In U70, died
at his home In Kongvlew. Jefferson county,
on Trmrs.iay. JUDe7th. froai consaapto In.
aged years.
-PrLIay, the 2th lost., will be the last
1y of the Normal School term which will
"Ind up with an entertainment on tbe even
ing of tfie same d.iy In the Opera House.
AdmKion cts..ftrr reeved seu. and is
r-- cnern! admission.
LAWNS AND LINEN DE INDIAS AT GABLE & CO.'S !
June is here and with it conies the warm weather of the first Summer month, and with it comes too a fine lot of beau
tiful Lawns and Linen de Indias which Gable & Co. have placed in their White Goods Department at 8, 10,
121, 17, 20, 25, 28, 30, 37i and 42c. per yard. In the Print Department you'll, find some Choice
Figured Lawns in black and colors, in neat dark figures on white ground and Plain Lawns
in black and colors. Finest Check Xainsooks in the city from 5 to 28c. a yard.
WM. F. GABLE 2:
A wreck occurred on the Somerset A
Cambria railroad on Saturday afternoon,
about half a mile south of Rocky Hollow.
i ;.utij cris weie u e
t tsmollsbe. Xo persons were Inlured.
There Is a dangerous place for one to
drive ever at n!jr.ht at the corner of Horner
and Mary Ann streets. Some one will get
hurt and sue the borougn for damages and
toe the borough authorities will discover
their negligence.
An unfurnished bouse of seven rooms
is the east ward, Sbensburg, will be ready
for occupancy and for rent by the 15th of
June next, will be rented for the summer or
tor a term of jears. For particulars ap
ply to Henry Byrne. Euensburg. Ta.
A Hungarian woman, whose husband is
employed In a eoal bank near Ramey, dear
field county, on Wednesday tried to start a
fire with coal oil. when the fluid exploded
and was thrown all oyer her. She wad
burned to a crtep, and cannot recover.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Xasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
it If you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 30 tents. Sold by Dr. T. J. Davison.
A disastrous wind aod ball storm visit
ed Duncannon. Perry county, on last Sat-
i urday. Hall stones measuring nine Inches
In diameter were picked up on the streets.
Windows were broken all over the town,
i The growing crops and frulU were greatly
damaged.
The corner stone of the new Catholic
Church at Cambria, was laid ol Sunday
last and the ceremonies were witnessed by
a lare concourse of people. Rev. E. A.
Bush, of Loretto. delivered an Interesting
and appropriate sermon after which a col
lection was taken up which amounted to
nearly Sl.ooo.
The following named persons can each
obtain a letter by calling at the Ebensburg
potttoflice : Miss Lizzie Makln, Mr. Thomas
L. Davis. Mr. David Lloyd, Mr. Johannes
Blller and Signer Anggello YzzL Perv.na
applying for these letters will please state
Viey were advertised.
Xo one will accuse the Catholic TTo-U
forJuly of being too light If be reads Mr.
James A. Cain's article on the Origin of
Trivate property. It Is so closely reasoned,
erudite, and convincing argument on a topic
whl':h many think to be of paramount ius
temst at the present time.
Dr. J. W. White, who last week was
convicted In the Indiana county court upon
a charge of abortion and sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years and three months.
attempted to commit suicide on Saturday
last. In the lockup nnder the Court House,
by cntting his throat. He did not succeed,
however. In hU design.
Rev. T. R. Jones, formerly pastor of
the Congregational Chnrch of thin place,
but for several years a resident of Windarn,
Ohio, accompanied by his wife, arrived here
on Wednesday, being called her by the
death of Mre. Jones mother. Mrs. Jane
Williams, a notice of whose death will be
found In another column.
A corps of the Beach Creek Railroad
enelneers run a line up the river last week
as far as Garmantown. Nothing def3nIte 1
could be learned from them, but tbe sup
position is tbat they will go on to Moss
creek thence to Blackllck. We hope they
will locate a road up this way and com
mence work at once. Cherrytree Record.
Judge Johnston last week presented
the Cambria County Bar Association with
a fine portrait of himself. The picture
Is in crayon and was executed by his step
daughter. Miss Irene Glass, who possesses
artistic talent of a high order. The picture
is hung In the library room along with those
of Judges Young, White, Taylor and Dean.
An exchange warns people to take
care and not let machine oil or lubricator
come In contact with a cut or scratch on
tie hatid or arm, as a serious blood poison
ing may result. In the manufacture of
some of these machine oils, fat rrom dis
eased and decomposed animals Is used.
All physicians know bow poisonous such
matter is.
Mr. John Howell, or this place, was
painfully but not dangerously hurt by fall
ing from the scaffolding of the new building
In course of erection by V. S. Barker A
Bro., on Centre street, on Monday last.
The scaffolding had not been sufficiently
nailed and gave way, precipitating Mr.
Howell a distance of sixteen feet to the
pavement bt-low.
Wayne Mower, a much respected citizen
of Bedford, committed suicide on Saturday
morning about 11 o'clock. The discovery I
was made by his wire about noon when she !
went out to the stable to call him for dinner.
When she opened the door it was only to
find the dead body of her hu-hand hanging
from a rafter of the hay mow. nis wife,
two daughters and a son survive him.
Friday evening, during the prevalence
of the storm. Maggie, tbe little six-year-old
daughter of Thomas E. and Lizzie llite. of
Somerset street. South Side, became so
frelghtened at the lightning that she went
Into convulsions, and died on Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. The child was of a
very nervous temperament, and had never
enjoyed health. Jo?tntMcn Tribune.
Henry Stelnberger, aged thirty tbree
years, a miner employed by M. Saxman, Jr,
A Co., or Latrobe, did not come borne at the
uaual hour last Friday morning. Arter a
search he was discovered in his "room" In
the mines, burled beneath several tons or
slate and coal. He had been gathering
roof-coal, when .he slate fell and crushed
him to death, n leaves a wire and two
children.
A decision of Interest In this region Is
that lately banded down by the Pennsylva
nia Sopreme Court In the case of Thomas
Williams against J. M. Hay, of Somerset
county. It Is held that where one person
owns the surface and another person owns
t!u coal or other minerals lying underneatb,
the under or mineral estate ow cs a servi
tude of sufficient support to the upper or
superincumbent estate.
Maud Stauffer, aged fifteen. Sarah
nensel. aged fourteen, and Junle Ruffner.
aged eleven, of Maderla, Clearfield county,
ere drowned In nagerty's dam on the
Clearfield creek rear that place on Monday
afternoon. Nothing Is positively known or
the drowning. bt it Is supposed tbe girls
went In bathing and that one or them got be
yond her dentb and the others perished In
attempting to recder assistance.
Judge Jonnston and his worthy better
half came to this city yesterday (Monday)
forenoon, and are domiciled at tbe residence
of Mrs. Johnston's soo-le-law and daugh
ter, Mr. aod Mrs. Phil. McDonald, or 1108
Fifteenth avenue. This rooming the Judge
will proceed to the county eapltal, where he
is to preclde In tbe Common Pleas Court
during the trial of one or mora cases In
in which Judge Dean is Interested. Altoona
1402
Messrs. E. Dufton & Son, hardware
dealers In this place, are having thai: store
room Improved by a eoat of paint.
The Mountain IIoue at Cresson will
open on Monday next, June 25th. All
trains will stop there during the summer
excepting Xew York and Limited Express
which will only stop when there are passen
gers to get on or off. The observation ear
will be run on rear of racifie Express west j
and Day Express east between Altoona and
Cresson, givlntt the passengers on these
trains a good opportunity to see the scenery
while passing over the mountain.
A colored girl named Annie Miller, re
siding In Everett. Bedford county, attempt
ed to put coal oil in the cook stove to hasten
the fire one day last week. The oil ex
ploded and the flames caught the child's
clothing. She rushed out of the house in
her rrlght and agony, and br clothes were
entirely burned off her body. She was
horribly burned about the limbs and body,
her bands being roasted to a ensp. Faint
hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Daniel C. Miller, who lives In the upper
end of Sinking valley, about ten miles from
here, tad two children, a boy ard a girl.
The boy was about IS months old and just
toddling around, and on Saturday morning
going out Into the yard eat down on a board
one end of which was nnder a barrel filled
with ashes for the purpose of dripping lie
used In soap making. The weight of the
little one upset the barrell. which falling on
It killed It almost Instantly. AUoona Sun
day yetrt.
The tendency of the times Is. apparent
ly, to divide spiritualists Into two classes
swindlers and fanatics. Dr. Allan Me Kane
Hamilton, the eminent specialist on brain
diseases, will coctrlbot a forcible paper !n
the July Issue of th Amrrimn Mayatine on
"Spiritualism and Like Delusions.' In which
he will show that spiritualism Ic at best a
form of mild Insanity. Other features of
the paper will be an untechnlcal description
of the scientific means conjuror-mediums
have used. Iccluding among other things the
chemicals used In picture palotlng.
At the regular meeting of the Dauntless
Fire Company on last Monday evening, two
amendments were offered to the constitution
and bv-laws of the company. One was an
amendtrent changing the regular meeting
night from the third Monday In each month
to the third Tuesday of each month, which
was unanimously adopted. The other was
an amendment requiring the members of
the company to pay f 1.00 pr year for the
nse of library book. This amendment was
not adopted at last Monday's meeting, but
will be put before the company again at
the next regular meeting.
On Monday morning. In tbe Pennsylva
nia railroad machine shoos at Altoona. work
was begun on the building of a class A. en
gine with the idea of beating the record
made by tbe Baldwin firm or Philadelphia,
whose best time In turning out a locomotive
ready for the road was twenty-four hours.
The Altoona gang of workmen under fore-i
man John Griffith turned out a complete
I locomotive in seventeen hours, which In
cludes time occupied In photographing tbe
work which was done at five different stages, i
the actual time spent In the erection of the
Iron horse being thirteen hours and Jirty-
four minutes.
It Is significant that the Catlalic Colum
bian, the official organ or fit. Rev. Bishop
Watterson. or Columbus, Ohio, bimseir a
Fittsburgher. givss currency to a wide
spread belier that the new Ul3hop is to be
appointed, who shall have charge or the Al
legheny Diocese as originally constituted
under the late Rt Rey. Bishop Domeoee.
This diocese has bad no bead ever since tbe
death or that prelate, but has been adminis
tered by tbe Bishop of Pittsburgh, though
not an integral part or this diocese. Tbe
fact that it was recently consecrated as a
ca.hedral, whereas it had, up to tbe date or
Its destruction by fire, been simply a pro-
cathedral, strengthens this probability,
thouth as yet all reports In this connectlen
have had no official sanction. However,
they are current In well-informed circles.
ISttsburq Leader.
While the hostler at the Central Hotel
was unhitching a horse from a buggy on
Julian street on Monday last, a piece of
paper blown by tbe wind, frightened the
horse and he started to run. The boetler
held on to the horse until tbe buggy struck
another bnggy tbat was standing near tbe
stable of tee Centra! note!, when the borse
tore loose from the bostler and from the
baggv, and took down Julian street, being
finally captured near tbe new tannery.
The buggy to which the horse was attached
bad one wheel pretty badly sprung and one
shaft broken while the buggy that was run
into, belonging to Mr. Jcbn Killen. of Barr
township, and which had been borrowed by
Mr. Isaiah Brown, of the same township,
fared worse, baying one shaft broken and
one axle broken off at the spindle. Tbe
runaway borse belonged to Mr. Peter Fara
baugh, of Barr township.
"Its a lovely spot and certainly one of
the most charming pic-nic grounds Id this
section," said an anthuslastlo Altoona man.
referring to Arbutus Glen, on the line of
the Cresson A Clearfield railroad. "When
the lake is finished next week, and furnished
with Its graeefal boats, I ean imagine no
pleasanter place to per,d a day." For those
who are rond or dancing a large platform
has been erected close to the banks or the
lake where there Is always a cool breeze.
Shady walks with rustic seats bid In every
nock and corner, are to be found In all
parts of tbe ground. "Laurel Fountain"
furnishes a never failing supply of natures
own beverage. The passenger department
of the C. Jt C. R. R. bave made arragements
by which pic-nic parties are taken rrom
points on the P. R. R. through to Arbutus
Glen without change of cars and at low
rates. All applications for the nse or the
grouods, rates of rare, etc, should be ad
dressed to the General Passenger Agent or
the Company, Mr. Ed. B. Scull, at Cresson.
Ara Appeal fr Aid.
Governor Beaver, on Tuesday, having res
celved an appeal for aid from DuBols,
Clearfield county, which town was swept
by fire on Monday, furnished the following
card to the Associated Press correspondent.
To the people of PannpylTanta.
Two thonrand people are bomelets at IhiBola.
An nually destructive Are bai destroyed a
large pert ot the town. There li R-rcat dertita
tioa ad more or lena larTerinK. The Barges
and reliable cltiiem telegraphed tor help.
Ten ta will be sent at once tor temporary shel
ter. I hare uo means at hand for doing more
and can only commend the homeless snflerers
to our people who hare never reiused to heed a
call ol their suffering fellow cltlxeai. Money It
the most desirable form In wbl:h to send help.
All contribution! ean be safely tent to John E.
DuBola, Chairman ef tbe Soliciting Committee,
DuBols, ia. Let the response to this call be
prompt an1 liberal. Jake A. Biayii
Oovernor.
CO..
ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA,
llema From farroll to n.
Carrolltown. Pa.. June 19. 1888.
Dear Freeman We are now enjoying
June brezea and the sweet fragrance of the
roees for which tbe present month Is lamed
and oft by poets sung.
Tbe outlook for fair crops looks favorable
and the fanner rejoicetb thereat. Tbe fruit
crop will not pan out so well except apples
of which there will be an average crop,
pears, peaches, plums and cherries will be
scarce. Corn Is backward owitg to the late
cold spring.
Our fair ground If being renovated under
the supervision of Mr. B. Delozier and the
track is in good condition for tbe June races
which will come off next Saturday, on which
day we expect a good crowd and a good
round of amusement.
Tbe coal works In tbe north of tbe county
are progressing slowly for want of men to j
import the materials for building tbe coke
ovens, etc. As I mentioned before, the cost
of wagoning material is toe expensive. It
Is expected the rails will be down by tbe
first or August next and then operations
will begin In earnest. There are a great
many buildings being erected In Hastings,
among others a large three-story building
Intended for hotel purposes.
Snollguzle, an impromptu town. Just on
the suburb of Hastings city. Is tbe business
centre of the new developments at present.
It Is composed rf three stores, one hotel,
one saw mill, one planing mill and several
dwelling houes. It was tbe scene of tbe
late shooting affray, of which you mention
last week. At latest accuunU tbe victim Is
out of danger. His assailant Is under bonds
for his appearance at tbe next term of Quar
ter Sessions.
Our town is full of coal speculators this
week. Mr. E. Wentz has disposed of a con
siderable amonnt bis leases to parties from
Pblllpsburg, Centre Co.. Pa. Come on gen
tlemen, there Is plenty of coal fields yet to
b sold.
Mr. B. WIrtner, our efficent street com
missioner, baa been grading our streets for
the past few days which has given our town
quite a different appearance In fact has
made the street and town look one hundred
I per cent, better. Mr. Wirtner understands
nis business.
Luther & Yahner's planing" mill is run
ning to its utmost capacity every day, they
seem to be full of orders for work.
Johnston, Buck A Co.'s bank building is
progressing fast towards completion. Mr.
M. Adelsperger and assistants are laying
the brick which are pressed ones and will
give the building a very fine appearance.
Tbe Carrol Ho wn distillery has closed op
erations until next fall.
Mr. J. W. Sbarbaagh is erecting a large
stable, which, when completed, will be ued
as a livery and sales stable.
We have a new barber shop in onr town
whlcH makes two, both seem to be busy.
Last evening there was quite an enjoyable
party at the hotel of Matthew Weakland,
near the fair grounds. The youngsters
tripped the "light fantastic" until a season
able hour acd "all went merry as a mar-
rlage bell." Mr. Weakland has a fine room
for dancing purposes
Mr. A nthony Strittmatter, one'tbe firm or
Strittmatter Bros., met with a serious acci
dent to-day. He and his brother have
erected a planing mill near Hastings. An
thony while ripping lumber bad his right
band caught in tbe saw which mutilated bis
hand in a shocking manner cutting the fin
gers off. Dr. Rice attended bim.
Mattew Eckecrode, son or Henry J. Eck
enrode, of Eckenrode's Mil's, Carroll towns
ship, met with a serious accident while en
gaged In rolling logs for Mr. Henry J. Link,
a log flew around and struck bim on tbe
thigh and broke it. At latest accounts be
was doing we'iL
Hon. Judge Thomas still presides oyer
bis bar and hands down bis decisions tem
pered with seltzer, with all the grace and
dignity that tbe position requires.
J. C. Easly. E-iq . Is suffering with a se
vere attack of rheumatism in bis right
shoulder.
Corn and potato hoeing is now in order
and shade trees are in demand.
Amicus.
'WAIT FOR THE BEST.
(Cleveland and Tbarniii
i.)
Hubbard Bros., the well known publish
ers of Philadelphia, Chicago and Kansas
City, announce the preparation and publica
tion between July 1st and 15th, of a biogra
phy of Cleveland and Thurmao, also Mrs.
Cleveland tbe popular Bride of the White
nouse. together with a full setting forth of
the great Tariff issue and a great variety of
valuable political matter, tbe whole to be
written and edited by W. U. Uenael. or
Lancaster.
It would be difficult to find a man better
fitted to write the lives of tbe Democratic
candidates for President and Vice
IPresdent than W. U. Hensel, law
yer, editor and politician. For near
ly fifteen years be was on of tbe editors of
the Lancaster Inttlli'jmcer ; for five years
Chairman of tbe Democratic State Commit
tee of Pegnsylvania , a delegate to nearly
all tbe Democratic conventions since 1877 ;
Chairman of tbe State convention of 1888 ;
delegate to St. Louie, author of many
sketches of public men and notably the
campaign biographer of Mr. nendricks tn
1884. Sincerely devoted to tbe principles of
tbe party to which he has been attached,
and wbicb be has served from boyhood, ac
tive In all boneet efforts to those principles
among bis countrymen, and having come in
to close personal contact with most of tbe
men, who bave been recognized by the pres
ent and tb) last generation of tbe exponents
of the best Ideas ot the party, be Is particu
larly fitted for the task in hand. He has tbe
additional advantage ot having been one of
the warmest friends and adherents of Mr.
Cleveland, not only before bis ascension to
tbe Presidency but since aod during that
time. He baa also long been an admirer
aod personal friend of Mr. Tburman, so
tbat be has ail the qualifications necessary
to enable bim to write, fair, truthful and
entertaining sketches of tbe distinguished
men, who have been selected as tbe standard-bearers
of tbe Democratic party dur
ing tbe Presidential canvass at 1888.
This will undoubtedly be the most au
thentic and excellent work issued.
It is published by subscription, and we
understand agents are already taking orders
with unusual rapidity.
Backlera'a Arnica Salve.
Tbe best salve In tbe world for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, bait Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Gauds. Chillblaios,
Corns and all bkin Eruptions, and positively
scare Files or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mooey
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by K. J amea and W. W.McAtcer, Loretto.
Communication.
St. AUGrsTUfE. Pa, June 10, 1888.
In tbe Freeman or the 15th Inst, I notic
ed a sketch of a Sunday game or base ball
near this place. I too was a spectator of tbe
came, and I must say it was very well play j
d, nine innings, and the score was in pro
portion of 13 to 7, but the game was somes
what interrupted in tbe fifth inning by the
appearance along the road ot a majestic
looking wayfarer. Tbe umpire must bave
been acquainted with him tot I distinctly
heard him call time and say to tbe players,
"don't make the slightest noise leer, you dis
turb tbe pious meditations of yonder way
farer as be passes along the highway, take
off your hats and salute him." But the
players heeded not tbe advice of tbe umpire,
and one small boy in tbe crowd with malice
aforethought yelled "shoot the elephant"
bence the graphic lecture on the enormous
crime of playing a game of bait on Sunday
evening. He asks ror information or light
on tbe legality or playing ball on Sunday,
bat alas, since tbe death of Jeremiah S.
Black tbe re is no one in these United States
capable or Imparting any legal lore to this
preeminently great and learned man, but 1
understand tbat tbe boys, in respect for his
geatle nature, bave concluded to play
no more ball on Sunday afternoons,
but will in future amu3e themselves
by playing "I'eek-a-boo" and even then
will cease playing should bis highness heave
In sight aod will not resume until he with
majestic strides disappears In tbe dim dis
tance. As for the Justice who bad tbe temerity
to umpire the game, I am told be Is very
penitent and says be will band In bis res
ignation the first opportunity and will join
the Salvation Army tbe balance of his nat
ural life. Dear oh dear ! but this is a wick
ed old world anyhow, when Sunday games
are tolerated and countenanced In nearly all
the cities aod towns in tbe Unites Stales.
Why can we not have the good old blue
laws of Connecticut once more, and then
our great, good and pious friend would be
bappy. Secokd Bask.
llt ef Jarert.
Following is a list or Orand and Trmrerae
J nrors drawn for the September term of Court,
together with their occupations and places of
residence:.
iKD JFRORS.
Brown. Joneph. lirerrman. Kbenobnrg.
Harton, Oeorice. laborer. Conemanvh.
Carney. Alfred, farmer. Elder Twp.
Cohick. William, carpenter. Johnstown.
Cnpe. W. W.. foreman. Johnstown.
Imii. J. Price, baker, Johnrtown.
Iturbln, John, farmer. Clearheid Twp.
Deter. William, agxnt. Johnstown.
iMucIass. W. K-. farmer. Allegheny Twp,
Eberlr. M. 1 laborer. Eltensbarg.
Varren. Thomas, laborer. Ully's.
Klndley. Jame K. laborer. Kast Ts'lorTwp.
ler. Albert, carpenter, tia II itxia Bor.
(tray, Caleb A., farmer. Elder Twp.
Hiidehrand. Satsnel. laborer. Conemangb. Bor.
MooTer. John C, miner. Crejle Twp.
Kramer. T. R.. teamster. Johntown.
I.lnirenfelter. Ella, team ter. Wasblagten Twp.
McOcntgle.Patrirk. laborer. Prospect.
Meyer. J. S.. clerk. Resde Twp.
Plainer. Jxmes B-. men-hunt. Croyle Twp.
Sanpp. f. It., gentleman, Ixiretto.
SUneman, Oeorge B., merchant. Croyle Twp.
Vebb,.acub J .. laborer, Adams Twp,
TBAVKB8E JURORS FIRST WBKK.
Bearer. John O. O.. farmer. Carroll Twp.
Benson. James, steel-worker. Mlllvllle.
Blair. John A , hotel-keeper. Ebennbors;.
Holler. Krank. laborer Cambria Bor.
Boyle. iMntel, f rmer. Croy le Twp
Bridges, Kobert H., laborer, Cambria Bor.
Kuck.S. cabinet-null er, Carrolltown Bor.
Buck. William J.; merchant. Allegheny Twp.
Campbell, Jacob M.. gentleman. Johnstown.
Cohauah. Snott, farmer. Jackson Twp.
Coleman. Henry, farmer Snmmerhill Twp.
( ostlow, John c.. laborer. nemangn iwp.
Cullen. Andrew, foreman. Portage Twp.
Custer. Martin grocer. Pranklin Bor.
Cuthtert. William, laborer. Conemsngh Bor.
Iavis. Oeonre' heater. Lower ' Oder Twp.
Iteitrich. John, farmer. Carroll Twp.
Kick. James N .. laborer. Lower Y Oder Twp.
Dillon. Charles, blacksmith, Clearneld Twp.
Fees John, farmer. Cambria Twp.
Flick, Jerome, farmer. Allegheny Twp.
Furlong, Lawrence, engineer. CoDemaugh Twp.
Onfflth. Onttlth E.. farmer. Cambria Twp.
Hatnhert. Aoiront machlnest, Cambria Bor.
Hildebrand, . N .. laborer, Conemaugh Bor.
Homer, Ed. C farn.er. East Taylor Twp.
Hughes. Morgan, plasterer. Ebeneburg;.
Kibbler, tleorge. farmer. Elder Twp.
Kinkead. D. H.. eierk. Johnstown.
Klrshner. Simon, farmer. Barr Twp.
Koons, Joseph, farmer, Oallitzin Twp.
Kankle, John, laborer. Canemaogh Bur.
Luther. Daniel, mlllright. tlrubbtown.
Mrtiough. Charles B., larmer. Croyle Twp.
O'llarra, John, farmer. Monster Twp.
Kees. Jadson, farmer. Blackllck Twp.
Kees, TDog.. agent. Johnstown.
Kees. IhiTld ti Taylor Twp.
Kees. William, laborer. MillTille.
Klbblett. Joseph, farmer. Portaae Twp.
Robertson. W. H. H.. agent, Wilmnre.
Schubert. C. T., printer, Johnstown.
Simons. John, laborer, Johnstown.
Swank. Levi, butcher. Johnstown.
Cilery. William, laborer. East Conemaogb.
Varner, Sylvester, laborer. Croyle Twp.
Woodruff. I. D., editor. Johnstown.
Yeakley, Jacob, clothier, Oallitiln. .
TIAVIUI Jl'ROKS BECOS O Win.
KensnofT, F.H. clerk. West Tsylor.
Birktord. Samuel, fireman. East Conemangh.
Blain, Abraham, barber. ConemauKh Bor.
Bland. William. J. P., MHlrille.
Blough.J. H.. farmer. Richland Twp.
P.lourh. Jnslab J., clerk. Johnstown.
Brall'er. William, laborer. Johnstown.
Brown, ireo. W., farmer. Dean Twp.
Caullev. Dentils, farmer. Dean Twp.
Clark. Patrick, laborer. East Taylor.
ConnelL William H clerk. Ebensburg.
Conway. Henry, farmer. r111tiin Twp.
Cover. C. B.. llvervmn. Johnstown.
Cuter. Samuel J..' laborer. Mlllvllle.
Itonuiyer, Amos, laborer. Franklin.
Eberly Angust. farmer. Monster Twp.
Ford. Chrt. laborer. West Taylor.
Oerhart. William, gentleman. Adams Twp.
(letting. Oeo. W.. clerk. Lower Toder.
Otbbs.Oeo, C. Johnstown.
tHiffith. Low man. laborer, Stmycreek.
(soughnonr. David, laborer. East Oooemiugh.
Hamilton. Alex, foreman. Johnstown.
H Ibsrh. Joseph, farm-r. Cheat Twp.
Horntck. c. C. carpenter. Conemangh Bor.
Horner. Ihtfayette. painter. Johnstown.
Jones. Jebn A., merchant, Johnstown.
Helper, (George. Merchant. Johnstown.
Leman. Albert. Mack smith. Wllioore.
Lynch John . J. P.. Washington Twp.
Mellon. Edward, batcher. Washington Twp.
Miller. Samuel W., J. P.. Johnstown.
Miller, Jacob M.. farmer. Klchland.
Miller, i. (I. , eierk. Johnstown.
Not ley. K. F.. clerk. Beade Twp.
Potter. Jooaa. maaon, Lwer Yoder.
Prilscb. Philip, farmer, Washington Tvtd.
Kearn. Jacob W larmer. Upper Voder
Shell. Oeorge. butcher. Ashvllle.
Shlnkle, Henry, larmer. Upper Ycder.
Sbuman. larmer. Jackson Twp.
Switaer. Henrv, ensrlneer. Mlllvllle.
Thomas. Martin, farmer. Clearfield Twp
Thompson, F. A.. Lilly's.
Walters. A.J. farmer. Summerhlll Twp.
Wyland. Lawrence larmer. Susquehanna Twp.
Weakland. Ambrose, farmer. Susquehanna Tp.
HARBIAVE UCESSES 1SSTED.
Tbe following marriage licenses were
tanned by tbe Clerk of tbe Orphans' Court
for tbe week ending Wednesday, J une 20,
1888:
Joseph Bopp, Croyle townablp and Rosin
Mantline, Jackson townsbin.
Morris Ambrose, MorreUville and Drusil
la Rager. Sheridan, Ta.
Frank Xuier and Ellie Forank, Tunnel-
bin.
Venantlus Hcllugb, Munster township
and Annie L. Brown. Wilmore.
Frederick Krenkcambria Borough, and
Amelia Slander. Lower Toder township.
T. S. Eger and Florence U. Homer. Wash
ington township.
Joseph W. Pluramer, Franklin Borough
and Ltzzfo N. Matterson. East Conemaugb.
Peter Faiebaueh, Carroll township and
Lizzie Springer, Barr townsnip.
Andrew Scballer and Henrietta Serfert,
Woodva!s.
David I Cobangh and Delia C. Seese,
Johnstown.
Alexander C. Goughnonr, Cooperedale
and Ida M. Shaffer. MorreUville.
James B. Slater and Jennie M. Flaukner,
Johnstown.
Edgar T. KIrby, Wilmore and Martha'
tin nuns. liuv.
Geo. W. Bilner, Johnstown and Katie
Wise. Stonycreek township.
Peter Melhalso and Ellen Sopko. Cambria
Borough.
Ernest Emil. Johnstown aod Florence .
Moore. Stonvcreek township.
Sylvester Rorabaugh and Maggie A. Dick,
Cambria township.
David X. LoyeU and Minnie F. Myers,
Deada Twp.
PENN'A.
DaBsli Destroyed bjr Fire.
The town or DuBols In Clearfield county
was nearlv
wiped out by fire on Monday
About 1 o'clock fire was dia-
afternoon.
coveied in the Baker House, on Railroad
aveDue, in the centre of the town, and
owing to a high wind blowing at tbe time,
and everything being as dry as tinder, the
fire was beyond the control of the limited
facilities for extiogulshing it, and destroyed
the whole business portion of tbe town and
several hundred residences.
Tbe lose is estimated at from 5.W0.0O0 to
1,000.000 and the insurance Is said to be
very light, as it contained so many wooden
building that underwriters declined to take
risks.
m(st hair a mile wide, extending from the ;
- ww a wra new rasiwj A - 4-1 VSU30
and to the extreme end or Long street on
the east side or town, is a complete ruin.
Blackened walls and piles of coals are all
tbat Is left of this prosperous portion of the
town.
Three thousand people are homeless and
destitute and in need of aid. as tbe dames
spread so rapidly that many of them es
caped with barely the clothing which they
wore. The fire Is said to have originated in
a defective kitchen flue and as the town
was almost wholly without water and no
fire apparatus tbe flames rushed along like
a cyclone and continued until midnight
when tbe fire exhausted itself, having no
more available fuel to feed on. Many peo
ple bave lost tneir all. are wl'hout shelter,
and there must necessarily be a great deal
of suffering.
Court Irorredlii(s.
The case of Caleb A. Gray, assignee of C.
C. McCombie vs. William It. Tlugbes, which
was on trial last week when we weot to
press tbe Jury found for the defendant.
James Rodgers vs. William J. Kearney.
Keplevin. Jury found for defendant.
Annie Fenn vs. John Brady. Ejectment.
Jory found for the defendant.
Philip . Cbapin vs. Cambria Iron Com
pany. Tbe plaintiff took a noo-suit.
M'GOUGH. EBEIiLY Married at St.
Michael's Church. Loretto. on Thursday,
June 14th. 1888. by Rev. E. A. Bush. Mr.
Daniel McGough, or Ebeneburg and Miss
Harriet Eberly, or Munster township.
We congratulate Dan. on bis venture into
the matrimonial harness and hope be and
bis bride may live long to enjoy all tbe hap
piness or connubial lire. Dan. Is one or our
best young men, baa been a resident of this
place ror neatly four years, during which
time be has filled tbe position of Commla.
sionersTClerk and has made friends witb all
who have had business to transact In that
office ; while the bride is an amiable and
accomplished lady, and worthy of tbe affec
tion and esteem of a true and good man.
nird.
WILLIAMS Died at the residence of
her son-in-law, William It. Jones, in Cam
bria townshlo. on Tuesday. June 19th. 1888,
Mrs. Jane Williams, relict or Eben Williams,
decea ed. aged 82 years.
SCnROTII. Died at bis home In Wil
mnre otj Wednesday. June 20th, 1888, Mr.
John Scbrotb, aged about SO years.
The deceased was born in Bavaria, came
to this country about thirty-five years ago
and ror a time lived at Carrolltewn. after
wards at Johnstown and Wilmore. At the
breaking out or tbe late war, after serving
with the three months men be enlisted in
Company C. Nineteenth Regulars, in which
be served with bravery and credit until tbe
battle of Resaca, where be lot his left leg
and was incapacitated for further aervice.
After bis discharge he retnrned to Wilmore
where be engaged lo the grocery business
which he continued to the time of bis death,
lie was an upright, honest man, highly es
teemed by his neighbors for bis kind, cheer
ful and obliging disposition, enjoyed tbelr
confidence and esteem and after the election
of President Cleveland, was appointed post
master at Wilmore, which position be held
at tbe time of bis death, lie leaves a wife
and six children, one son and five daughters
to mourn bis death. May bis eoul rest In
peace.
For Thirty Tears
1 bave been troubled with catarrh bave
tried a number of remedies without relier.
A druggist here recommended Ely's Cream
Balm. I have used only one bottle and I
can say I feel like a new man. My catarrh
was chronic and very bad. I make this vol
untary statement tbat others may know or
the Balm. J W. Matbewson, (Lawyer)
Tawtucket. R. I.
I was troubled witb cataarb in my head to
an annoyioz extent for three years. After
using one bottle or Ely's Cream Balm I was
entirely cored. Wm. J. Cline, Victor. X.
Y.
ADMIN1STKATKIX' NOTICE.
letters ot administration on the estate of
Basil Bender, deceased, late ot Washlnirum
township. Cambria county. Pa., having been
ranted to the undersigned, all persous Indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to make pay
ment to me without dlay. and those having
claims against the same will present them, prop
erly authenticated for settlement tn
TEKESA BENDER.
Admr'x ol Kaill Bender deceased.
Hemlock, Pa.. June 22, '88.-t.
VOT1CE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
L of Incorporation. Notice is hereby given
that an application will be made to the Oovernor
ol Pennsylvania, on Juiy intn. ny tr. j.
Christy. T. S. Troxel, Joseph Bengle.Fred Eh
rentelt and James W. KllldufI, under the Act of
Assembly approved April 2Sth, 1874. entitled "an
act te provide for tbe incorporation and regula
tion of certain corpora 1 1 on s." and the supple
ments thereto, for the charter of an intended cor
poration to be called "The (Jallttain Water Com-
Jiany, Limited." the charter and object of which
a to supply water In the borough of Oallitzln,
in the county of Cambria, and State of Pennsyl
vania, and for these purposes to bave. possess
and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges
of said Act of Assembly and supn1emeattbereU
M. D. KITTELL. Solicitor.
Ebenahnnr. Pa. Jnne 22. 188 -at.
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Leading Clothiers of Johnstown, Pa.
Orphans' Court Sale ! ;
virtue of an order Issuing ont ol the Or-phanf-'
Ooort of Camttia County to me di
rected, I will expose to Public Sale at Exchange
He'.el. lo the Borough of Chest Springs, on
SATURDAY, JULY 7, 'SS.
at one o'clock, r. v., tbe following described
Valuable Real Estate.
A certain piece or parcel of unseated land situ
ated In Clearfield township, Cambria county. Pa.,
bounded on the East by land of John lmrbln and
and Michael j W rock . on the Soutn by land of
John Karlheim and others, on the North by land
of Hugh Hagn and John liurbin. containing 1:S0
acres more or less, this land is densely covered J
TEKMS. One-third of the purchase money to
be paid at the confirmation of tbe sale, and the
remainder Ic two equal annual payments, with
Interest, to be secured by the judgment bonds
and mortgage of tbe purchaser.
CELEST1NE MoMfLLFN.
Trustee to sell certain Keal Estate of Matthew
McMullen, dee'd.
June 14, lsss.-St.
Assignee's Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
BY virtue of an order of the Court ot Common
Pleas of Cambria County, to me directed 1
wtll expoee to public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, JUXE 30, 'SS,
AT TWO O'CLOCK. P. M.,
the following described real estate to wit :
All that certain piece or pateel of land situate
In Allegheny township, t'amhria County, Penn
sylvania ertjoinlnic land of Mary and Ann 'ury,
Oeonre Ieritz, E'lward Bradley and heirs ot I e li
nts Bradley, deceased, containing fifty Feres more
or less, harinic r two-story house, a new frame
barn and the necessary outbuildings thereon
erected .
TEKMS OK SALE. Ten per cent ot the pur
chase money to be paid when the property is sold,
tbe balance ol one-third lit tbe continuation ot the
ale and the remainder in two euual payments In
six months and twelve months from tlie confirma
tion ol the sale. Tne deierrrd payments to hear
interest, and to be secured hy the judgment bond
and mortgage of the purchaser.
M. I). KITTELL,
Assignee of Francis Malor. et ux.
Ebensburr, Pa., June 8th 18S3. St.
A SSIONKE'S NOTICE.
J Notice Is hereby given that John H. Elske
and Mary bis wile, ef White Township. Cambria
County, bave made an assignment of all the
estate, real and personal, of tbe said John H.
Flske to mc in trust for the benefit of his credi
tors. AH persons Indebted to the said John U.
Flsbe are hereby notiQed to make payment to me
without delay, and those having claims against
him will present them to me properlv aiitheuti
coted for settlement. M. 1. KITTELL.
Assignee oi John H. Fiske, et nx.
Ebensburg, Pa., June 8. ISM.-St.
T?XEtTtTTOK'S NOTICE.
JUi m hpreas. letters testamentary to the es
tate ol Catharine McAteer. late of Washington
township, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons Indebted to tbe snd estate
are requested tn make Immediate payment and
these having claims or demands against the es
tate of the decedent will tnske known the same
without delay. V. M. OEOK' JE.
Executor.
ADM1NTSTKATK1X' NOTICE.
Whereas letter! of a ii ministration on the
estate ol David Stiles .late of H lack lick township,
deceased, having been granted to the undersign
ed, notiee Is hereby given to all persons Indebted
to said estate to make payment withcot delay
and those navlna- cl.iims aralnst said estate to
present them propertv authenticated for settle
ment. ' MAltY STILES.
Admr'x of liavid Stiles.
Blackllck township. May 30. lSSH.-et.
VJJMINISTK ATOJCS NOTICE.
letters of administration on the es
tate of Ellrabeth O 'Hara. deceased, late of Muns
ter township. Cambria county. Pa., having been
granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby
given to all jiersons Indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay, and those having
claims sgainst the same will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement to.
JOHN O'HAK A.
Adm'r if Ellrabetb O'Hara, dee'd.
Cresson. Ta., May 11. ISkh.-oi.
DMINISTKATI K"S NOTICE.
Estate of Joseph Nnsl, decessed.
Notice is hereby given that letters ot adminis
tration of the estate of Joseph Noel, late ol Mun
ster township, county of Cambria, deceased, hav
ing been granted to the undersigned. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are hereby nMlnrd
to make payment without delay, and those hav
ing claims will present them, properly authenti
cated lor settlement, to
JOHN J. NOEL, Adm'r.
Monster. Pa., June l. loM.-iit-
A UMIXISTKATKIX NOTICE.
Estate ot pa'er Fllca, deceased,
letters of administration upon the estate of
Peter Flick, late of Portage township, Cambria
county, deceased, having been granted to the un
dcrslgninl by the Kegistcr of said county, those
Indebted to said estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment and those having claims
against tbe same are requested to present them
properly authenticated lor settlement.
CHKISTIN A FLICK. Adm's,
Portage, June 1, lH$-et,
TfALVABLE FARM AT PHIYATE SALE.
The undersigned will sell their farm. sit.
nated In Allegheny township, adjoining lands of
1). A. McOougn. a. J. Sell. Henr7 Mansfield,
and others, containing 118 acres, eo acres cleared
and M well timbered with oak, hemlock, cucum
ber and hickory. A good two.stnry-plank house
and frame barn, together with all necessary out
buildings, a never tailing spring of water and a
stream of water running through de farm.
There Is also 75 choice apple, pear and peach
trees on Ihe premises. Tbe above property will
be sold at a price and terms to suit the purchaser
and a good warrantee deed guaranteed.
M AKY t IKY,
ANN FTJKY.
June 1st. Loretto Postofhce, Pa.
IOK SALE.
Tbe subscriber will sell at private sale a
water power saw mill with I rum one to tiva-ms
ot ground situated In Elder township, Cambria
county. Pa. 1'be mill has a lrt leet overshot
wheel, a circular saw. Is in good condition and Is
located about one-halt mile I mm the new town of
Hastings, on the Hiubakur railroad, and within
a quarter ot arulleof tne railroad and a branch
of the railroad Is located runing within five rods
of the mill. Tbe mill is surrounded with a bne
lot ot Umber, yet to cut. For a good Investment,
this is a rare opportunity Call on or address
tbe subscriber on tbe premises.
SEHASTTAN HOLTZ.
Elder township, April 27,184. Km.
WOOL ! WOOL !
Wm. Mi-rrat J. Son want yon to bring your
wool to Altoona and gel the highest market
price, either 'ahh or Tkaob. We have tne lar
gest s'ock of lirv Ooods. Motions and (Jarpets In
Central Pennsylvania to select from.
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Hue Over 2ti0. Fnliy IUu.-trcJetl. Kg'U wanted
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Men's All-Wool $13
Men's AlMVool $10
Hats.
GOO dozen just
OUl pOSltlVClr tlie liCSt
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Notice Is hereby given that the COUNTY
THEASt'KRK ol Cambria County will attend,
lor the purpose of receiving County and State
Taxes acsevscd tor tbe year lfesg. at the places of
holding tbe elections in the refpectlve dixit lets,
on the dates mentioned below:
Sooth Fork
Croyle Township
Wiluiore
Souituerhlll ...
P irtaue
Lilly and WaehiiiKton. Xo.
Tunnelhtll Korougu
iallitun
Washlnvtoo. Townshij , No.
Monster .
Karr Township.
Susquehanna Township.......
July lflth.
July 17th.
July istb.
July tth..
..- July aoth.
July Jd.
July '4th.
...July -25th.
July Bth
luly 27th,
July 30th.
July 31st.
August 1st
August ad.
August 3d.
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luly ruth.
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r.ider iownsnip... .. .
Carrolltown
Carroll Township
Clearfield Townsnip....
Dean Townahip
Kcade Township
White Township ....
nest Township.
Chest Springs
Ashvllle
(lallltzin Tow ti sli I p...
Allegheny Township....
lxretto
Klaoklick Township
t'amhria Townlilp
EuensDurg. East Ward.
Eoensburg. V est Ward
East Coneinaugh
Franklin
Woodvale
Conemaugh, 1st Ward.....
tyonernaugh. 2d Ward......
Johnstown, 1st Ward
2d Ward
:td Ward
4th Ward
fifh Ward
eth Ward
7th vV'ard
Millville, 1st Ward
MlllvUe. 2.1 Ward ,
Cambria, 1st Ward
Cambria. 2d Ward
Cooperedale
Propi-ct... ...... ..........
(irubhtown.......
Jackson Townsnip
I :per Yoder
Taylor, Est
Taylor. West
Coneinaugh Township....
Stony Creek Towuehlji.
AiUms Township
Kichland Township
Lower Yoder....
A discount of 6 per cent, will be allowed on all
Taxes paid in or belore September 1st. and after
October lt i pc-r cent, will be added on all un
paid. THUS. E HOWE.
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office Ebenfbnrg. May 2:1, 11S8.
ST&R SH&VIH& PARLOR!
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS
EBENSBURC. PA.
J. II. O ANT, Proprietor.
rpHEPUBLlO will always find ns at onr place
L of business in business hours. Everything kept
neat and cosy. A bath room has been con
nected with the shop where the public can be ac
commodated with a hot; or cold bath. Bath tub
ami every thing connected therein kept perfectly
clean. CLaa towils a sraci altt.
What Medical Men Say.
Superintendents of Hospitals and the Facnlty
in general bave. over their own signatures, en
dorsed, for puriry, ae and quality, the now well
known stimulant,
UI.F.I.VK NILYER AGE,
The price Is within the reach of most anyone, be
ing only J-1..M. lor a lui; quart. You can also get
the tollowlng well known brands, never less than
six years old : I- inch's. tlbson's or Ouckenheim
ers. Full quarts, fl acli. or six quarts lor 5.
neatly packed and i-ei.t anywhere. Send the
money, that 1 may snip to you direct and obedient
lo au laws. Aaurtt.i
MAX KLEIN.
Ltealer In Kye Whiskies,
May 11, '8S, 1 yr. Allegheny, Va.
Important to Canvassers,
HASTID-Live Canvassers In every county
In the Vnited States to sell F X'S PATENT KE
VEKS1HLE SAD IKON, which combines two
Sad Irons, Polisher, Fluter, fc.c. one Iron doing
the work ot an entire set ol ordinary Irons. Is
self-heating bv gas or alcohol amp. IsOF.H
AHA V WITH nuT KITCHENS. Price
moderate. A large and lasting income Insured
to god canvassers. Address, ti.r circulars, etc.,
FOX SAD IKON CO.. bb Kcade St.. N. Y.
Etatai Fire Insnrance Apcy
rr. AV. DICK,
'General Insurance Agent,
EBEA'SJS UHG. PA.
We Want You
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
6-in. FARM WREKCHES.
Litit, Handy and Strong, will Outwear and OuU
luix two Ordinary Wn uclie.
YOU WANT
An Elluicii
Household S. D. Set.
This wt consists of a Rosewood Handle) and
four inu-rctiatigtatile blitdtnt m-n-w-drivero anit
rliis1! titling same; nil fuked ins neat wood.
Imx. Tbis toxil is constantly uwftil rverywhure,
around the hoii.se. at tlif flU-e. in the shop, ou
tlie farm. Seut free on receipt of I .60.
Ask Your Local Dealer '
for thnn. if he has not pot tliciu. be will get them
for you, or we will j'iul en htr ou rtfipt of ri-e,
ax above. trnd ttamp fur our tlltuUrutcU cuttir
loyue.
EIiLHICII & CO.,
Plantsville, Conn.
AGENTS
WAITED
To canvass for one of the l.inri.Kt ni.tut i.k.
j lished. Bb-'T KNOWN Nt'KSEKIES fn the
country. Most liberal terms. 1'ne-iualed facill-
liee. UMtlAMKSKHV. KUH,l.ih.H laift
W . h. T. SMI TH, UEr.EN A. N. V .
meow.
nn niY'i rKi-KBH tf.d fkm m.e mw.
Uih UIA U "r-r" "V m(e and al.f. -rr.--lul. I'ard
to-iUv by lu M Amnvu wonioo.
l.uatiinuH euK-nor to all other ioiiw
meiltvN. or emh n-r uiiur.1 . h.-nt rv mail ai lruo
nlar. Sc. IT. lu. Si Irctuonl N, boaton, iimtm.
Life of HENRY WARD BEECHER teS&JsS
ly Ulutrmu-U. irivlujr hw )u inm hta huta to his
UcaUi. Jnuc One IhjIIiu-. 1.xivm'-i viaid.
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eta lion UtJ Brooklyn. X.V
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