Oil
v JL
fcliEJawMl Bt. r.
flilPA 1".
M. William Tate, of this Pl.
..trf in rittabumU.
" ,; ,,,,1 SM tt 0 cheap braid, velvets and
...u,l e t Mr- J on"''
Vnt.-.l .' buslie: Rood chestnuts at
y.-p.in.iM'n. Loretto, Ta.
iltn latent Ihlnii In laJies and chil
hit arriving at Mrs. Joues this
week.
M!f" Annie H per. of IIollMaysburg. Is
,xt of Miss Ju-U Lemioon, in wis
IN C
pi, if.
lr. Timothy CVDonovan, of Mans
lKl I'-. ,s vlxltinn her parents. Mr. and
llei.ry Byrne, of this place,
. full line of ladies and children's
eiZ from $--0 uo at Mrs. Jones", riusb
ms and wrap at very low figures.
Mrs. Jooi s H otrrluu cantatas In gloves.
hl,si..ty. stockluet. ct:., this week.
Mi Nn- J1"', daughter of Mr. E.
,Tr.."of t'lis P10. look ht,t departure on
W.'.'.iilav nioroinn for Ttttsburuh. where
will i-it friend for a few weeks.
M, Iv.nnKI. Loretto. Fa . always pays the
.,1,,-t prl.-'e. for all kinds of country pro
'uv nutter. onions, bean?, what,
P, l ru mid oats. rnrtca.h raid If desired.
-Rupture cur eiranteed by Dr. J.H.
.. . . c i h St.. lMiiladelprtla, Ta. Ease
no operation or aeiay irom i.usi
, .tested by tnou-tsuds of cures after
IX'
oil fail-
-We liave a peedy and positive Cure
rri.. DiDbtteria. Canker Mouth, and
U.-nl.u'liC, in MiHoh's Catarrh Kecuedy
.. .. I i nuMl I .tt 1 1 4
A
Use
N.i'ii! Ir.jrctiir lie" """
.. .. ,i. jir heitltll ana sweet
breath.
rfirt5.cent. Sold by Dr. T. J. Davison.
On tviturdiiy the evening train on Its
r. t irti trlr. s'rucS two cows be'ocRlnn to
.John. I. Kvans, and Knocked them off the
tr.i K- f the cow9 w ,r3ur,d ho
kuliy rlmt lie was shot by the owner ana
it is doubtful whether the other will te-
ociver.
i me nitflit last wf ok some vllllans enter
al the rilenre of Mr. Abram Peani, of
Ninierft townhlp, Somerset county, and
t-n) in money which was In a truck In
one f the rooms. Mr liearo Is 92 years of
a,., ami he heard no disturbance during the
D'!:t.
Tie Lnrettrt Merchandise Company
c:T. t ttie balance of their stock of dry
im, boots anil shoes, hats and raps,
,niwre and hardware at cost for cash
cr country produce. Persona Indebted to
t!,t-l oini'imy sre requested to call and set
tv t!ii ir ai'iMunts.
-Meisrs. I). Simon A Brothers, the welt
known clothier of Altoona, will be here In
hoittui with a large and well selected
SW of Hue clothing, gent's furnishing
. - . . . - 1.. ... 9 K . n.
Kid, ROl also a lAlgn ,iii a. m.i uwv.
,!:... The tnue of their coming will De
inmmrci'd hv circulars.
Kr.i- k Mason, son of Edwin Mason, of
th i fluce, who returned home on Monday
of last weok sU tc. died on Tuesday morn
Ing. The young man was about twenty
cuiit yesrs of age and bad been employed
for some time pas: In Johnstown, where he
roiiUrc'.ed typhoid fever.
The l.mg c.mtiuued wet weather ha
ho i tiiu! for all kinu of business, but It
his not M.ul, rc-J lUiker Dro.'s from getting
in 'tit" ':r"st stock of goods for Tall and
wintor tM'!. ever brought to Eovnsburg.
Thi'tr counters and shelve are overflow inir
with gmidi, and uxices are at the lowest.
Th tVliefonte Watchman says: Jerry
C'omlo, of Spring Mills, had a singular ex
perience with a deer recently. He caw It
Jump troiu Mrs Alexander's lot Info her
(tone n'.iurrv. A; pmaohing the spot he
found tr.o der tunned by the jump. In
whcfi ior...:ioii he succeeded In cutting Its
thront.
McP ma! ! at I.oretto, Ta., H selling off
the following lines of good at actual cot
for pnt cash or good marketable produce
as follows : Dry good, tlnnets, Kentucky
Jeans, ladles', mtses" and chthtreti's shoe,
also bov's and men's boots and (hoo, hats
caps and clotlilng, etc. Now Is your time
to get bargains.
NOTICE If those two Jersey coats
which you bought (?) of us when you
thought iiiihody was watching, don't suit
you exsctly. yon can return them and have
them exch.mL- "I for something that will Milt
yon trtter. v-hrrwTe-, we will t-nA tot
you. K.-pvtfii'!y,
Ei'SKvnnnF. A IIoitkl.
Curollto wn. Pa.
mi ihii-N, Uv of !t week Furzusnn, i
Swee.le, : ,.. a,t;;ig to move a build
IniS ii. A:;n, t:a, was crushed tr death. The
buil.l;:i.i h i, j teen raised from It founda
tion with Fiir.-uson and several
others wr.' under the structure when the
timbers tin.ier whVh the J.icks were set
gave wrv. end the men msito r rush to e
cane. Furifiisor, was cauuht and Instantly
killed white the others escaped.
-This tln:e of the JPr yon need good
brtnU and shoe, an our advice to yna Is to
Ko right down to Barkers' and purchases
psirof wmter b.M.ts, where you are sure to
hud thfl largest st.H-a of leather or rubber
go:i,is. ou can buy
a Pair of men's gura
- ' ' Vf oi iH.iiea
n.T-r.oc, j ir cents. (Hh
er goods at
lOW r.Pif " m k n .. t. . . . .
' ' ou jni in Lix.ts
or shoes don't fall U a jt Haiki-rs'.
n last Tuesilny mornlni? the e xtensive
brewery owrif.t t y Lawrence P. Stloli and
known ait llto KntrrprNe brewery, lu Attoo
r.a, w.n deployed !y Hr. Tha fire orinl
nte, ti th,. brewing ro.,(u about the center
of th., build. r.g f.-o:u the jveih.ated condi
tion of 'he r,.n u rapllJ,y T!le
brewery, honse and ham were entirelv dt
Strny,lts,.tner wi, fthr(,, lnntl-ty of
bay. The. s ne'imto i k v ....
, ,M . " ' ai
i . - i m ioiio w
U . ,,n the rote! and Vm c. the brn (ia
which he ha t an Insurance of J.;.2o,).
Mclna'.l at Lotetto. P t.v. ...
. .rse..ir.g1;oJ,u cheap for spot cash rr i
trade. fol!t.w : a,, JarJs c;co f(f fJ f) j
l. . .. I
, . ' ' Jr,'!"4 f"0''- 'or iw i
- .... i
HlI fl.fOt
. t. m va;i coiius) die g(
cashmere .ro.P '-''0, M yards pi. n
ca-umere Jl .ro, jMucky Jen. !
tt.o. I-' yards ln -ham fino. 15 Can- 1
ton flannel ?1 oo, rhl'rtren' shoe froru 30 '
til 1 OO n...... ... -
"" rrom 73 cent tol 30
lad.es' el,e, from ft 2.1 cet M to J.'.W, bov
ho-.t from i W t t. w. men's b.wU froni
--'to Lis,,, and always pv. the highest
Prices for good marketable produce.
-At to o'clock on Tuesday afterooon
"e eiuie or an asf bound freight train 00
ne l er.Li !vaiiia rj:'ro:.l lun.1,.,1 ih. ...
near T!.,r,... .. .... w . '
frelitt t car. a-id N forn n Ino . . '
P'ae, 1 a U"ZT'B !
- - w vr.t-, 1 ti r j 1 . 1 .
ear. . .. ' " er'C'ne nd Eva rKbt
""rH,,t Tw" Altmina boys who
w ' l" Mi txiund train were In
the
"'ra huh hh fciiu.i
The one
Jobn
r.IMfr A m.i . I.. . . . ..
-. K. -u..U( in ,ears. M a sun of f:imer
other a". ? U";ul,1r)f tl.at city, and tbe
a . - wu lit 1 t?DMn
w.- 1. 1 r i-urr
VJa rint, Vw.nd I . a. IV . .
v.u r,e '
in IV n ln A,twn- They had lelt ,
10 20 for fhc-triurs.
Mrs. R. E. Jones baa this week received
a large and cheap line of drees goods iu.
clndinc black and colored cashmeres, Hen
rietta clot La, plain sod fancy cloths from
J5 cents up.
If you have cot been able to find your
self a suitable suit of clothes, or a good
overcoat, you need delay do longer, as
Barker Bro.'s have Just opened the finest
line of during ever offered in Ebensbnrg. at
popular prices. Their eutta at f 10 and fl3
can't be beat anywhere In the State, and
they bave some special bargains In over
coats to offer.
The poatoffiee department la soon to
have a new style of postal cards. It Is
much like the double card of the present
pattern. Tbe back folds are spilt diagon
ally and open out like a pointed star. The
four corners are folded and joined In tbe
centre, when the card Is ready for mailing,
with a piece of gummed paper- The card
welttbs less than half an ounce and will con
tain no rrore writing than the present
card, the only advantsge being greater
privacy.
C. C. Sherbodv, a well-known citizen of
Menc'oo, Westmoreland county, was found
dead at bis stable there Friday morning,
lie left borne Thursday fa a dog-cart to
transact some business at Scot td ale. and
while returning. It Is supposed, be fell from
the seat. Ills bead fell between tbe e pokes
of one of the wheels, thus choking him to
death. Tbe horse went borne, and next
morning his family was horrified to find him
dead In tbe position described. Mr. Sher-
body was about 35 years of age and leaves a
large family. He was well known through
out the county, having several times been a
candidate, on the Democratic ticket, for the
legislature.
.
Reatfe Townblp Item.
Dear Freeman : After a long silence I
again assume the position of scribe to your
valuable paper.
The weather clerk has certainly pleased
tbe most chronic of grumblers In tbe weather
program of the past week, as we have bad
a little sunsblne, clouds and lots of rain aid
mud along with cold and a meagre supply
of the beautiful."
Mr. (. L. Glasgow, Reade township's in
fluential and energetic merchant has nearly
completed a large ad lit Ion to bis residence
at Ulasirow. When finished It will be tbe
finest residence in tie village, and an orna
ment to tne placa. It will be beated by
steam.
Mr. Milton Speneer's little boy, Emmett,
recently fell from a chair and received a
painful injury on the bead.
A surprise party in honor of Frank and
Herman (tilmore. of Mountain Dale, was
given at their home on last Wednesday
evening. The paiUcipants report a pleas
ant time..
riev. J. M. Srulih, of Belief onte. the new
minister or the V. U. deoominatioo on th e
circuit, preached his Introductory sermon at
Pleasant Hill and Alleuans yllie last Sab
batn morning ami afternooo.
Tbe public ichools of Reade township
opened on Thursday, the 13th lost. We
bave 11 schools In operation this term. Miss
Kaie E. H. Iluihes. of Indiana, has charge
of the schitol at Ulahgow. She comes highly
recommeoded, and will, no doubt, give
good satisfaction.
I understand Re v. Isaac K rider, of Bell
wood, paetor of the Luthern church at
Glasgow, has tendered Ms resignation as
pastor at that place.
We were shown some of the laraeet vege
tables in the line of potatoes and turnips
the other dsy, we bave seen for a long time.
They weie etltlvated by John F. Ilolleo. of
Glasgow, ant lis a pity they could not be
kept 'till tie Cambria county lair com
mences. Two of the potatoes weighed 4','
fti. and such ilis were numerous in the
pile, and ore of the turnips tipped the beam
at V pouncs,
W. A. Chaplin, of the Alpine Hotel.
Flynn City, will, when completed, bave one
of the best hotel buildings in this section.
Mr. Chaplrt Is a progressive, energetic and
scconimoditing landlord, acd conducts a
first clas otel.
Mr. J no. ncktta la making srsntific and
important Improvements oo bis farm in this
township. Mr. R. farms ou a a j sterna tic
b is Is.
Mr. W. II. Evey.of Beileronte, tha gentle
manly aid able representative as salesman,
of the Keystone spice bouse of W. M.
lluurnei. Harrisborg. Pa., dealers In tbe
finest teas, spices and extracts, Interviewed
our mtr hatits last Wednesday.
Some jf our young people Indulged in a
social ounce on last Saturday evsulng near
Gtasgjiv. R.
Every reader of this paper to thoroughly
understand that physicians and superinten
dent of hospitals do not lend their names
to anyone to use In connection with an ar
ticle j advertise, unles. indeed, it reflrels
credit ou both the name and the profession.
YettLey cheerfully Indorse Kbln's Silver
Asm Rye Whisky over tbeir signatures, and
why? Because it really is what It Is calm
ed for it the best stimulant now known in
the market. It Is very cheap, only 1 1.50
per fall quart. Ask your druggist for it,
and ese r.o other. One bottle possibly may
sav a sufferer much pal n. It is not a cure
all, is claimed by would-be competitors, but
19 a pure stimulant, whose equal Is not to
be found in the market. Address, for fur
ther information. Max Klein, 82 Federal
street, Allegheny, Ta.
Iwiulnct (nli !
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, OctoDer 29lb, 30th. 31 t, and
Nuvt ruber lit, Mr. Amos Sulka, now of the
ci,nm Clnthlnif Co.. of Johnstown. Pa.
The largest line of overcoats, suits, bats
nd furnishing will be displayed at tbe
Mountain House. Ebensburg, Pa.
El OS'OMT CLOTHI5Q CO.
It tXRUUK Lit r.SjSlK! IO.M KD.
The following marriage licenses were
is-ued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 2
1 SH8 :
Williams II. Haws and Cynthia E. FUher.
Johnstown
George E. Betz and Annie E. Molcbeu
baugn. ummerht:i.
Wliliain Iuhson inJ Fmm Shhin
I Johriit.iwn.
I . vjruzer ana aiary uauai. cam
uorir Kebler, Sr., and Cecelia Patter
son. Cambria.
iiei.
BHOWX.Died at her home in Ebeni
Monday. October 22nd. 188. Mrs
-hs-ioiw. lirowu. wife of Mr. P. K. Brown
Jr''
Thw lceased was the wife of Mr. P. K
Brown. DrODlletor nf the rVntnl lintel In
Elnsburg, and has been a resident of
E'jeusburg for the past seven years. She
was born In Mu&strr township and was a
daughter of Mr. Danle; O'Hara. deceased,
or that township, and a sister of Mr. M. A.
O'Uara, who lives on the old homstead.
She was united In marriage to Mr. Brown
nn uay or January, 18TT. to whom
t " ch". Bveor whom (three
Md l" "ving. tbe o.dest
n-in y rmn t in . .
vahwwaaava a 'J J VUli H
est about on year old. The deceased was
amiable and kiud in ber disposition and
was hluhly ebtoemed by ber larfcc circle of
friends and acquaintances. She was a de
voted member of the Catholic Church, and
In ber last hours received all tbe consols-
1 1 m n u . . . . ,t . a . . .
-u..iru uy Uer religion. iter re
mains were Interred in tbe Catholic cetue-
V'V ,a thu P"1" on I..st after a
l-qu.e:n Huh Mass for tbe repose of her
soul. Itnttcat
in pact.
Iteana from t arrlllwa.
Carkolltows. Pa Oct. 2ltb. 188.
Editor Frieman. Mr. 1. Schrolb, of
this place. U Just recoyerlng from an at
tack of pneumonia.
Our young friend Mr. Geo. M. Baker Is
now conducting business at toe X Koads
Hotel for bis mother. The aceonsrodatloos
are first-class.
There baa been quite a number of neat
i Jobs turned out of tbe marble shop of Wat,
11. Kelly during tbe past season.
Mr. Blancbards, of rittsburg. cousin of
Hon. J. J. Thomas, of Carroll township,
who spent a couple of weeks In this section,
departed fur bis borne on Thursday of last
week. Mr. B. Is a perfect gentleman, and
combined business with pleasure while
here.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Mr. John li. Miller,
of Carroll township, bad the misfortune to
fall while stepping out onto tbe upper porch
on Friday last, and received a severe frac
ture of the arm. Just above tbe wrist. At
latest accounts she was getting along as
well as could be expected.
Your correspondent bad the pleasure on
Monday of visiting tbe new shop of Messrs.
Wetzel Jt Bender, wagon and cariiage build
ers, on Church street. We not only con
gratulate them on tbe new building they
bave Just completed, but also on the work
they are turning out. Tbe probabilities are
that a blacksmith shop will be erected neit
to their place of busineas tre long.
Our young friend Bert. Scanlan, of your
town, U here doing clerical wore in the
bank. Mr. Thomas Sharbaugb, cashier.
not being able, cn account of a sore band, to
throw the outM as rapidly as heretofore.
Harry A. Luther, formerly of this place,
bas purchased the hotel of Mr. Nicholas
Lam bourn, of Nicktown, where, when tbe
proper time arrives, be will cater to tbe
wants of tbe traveling public Harry Is tbe
eldest son of ex-Sheriff Luther, and be as
sures ue that his accommodations will be
fitst-class in every respect.
Our watchmaker and Jeweler. Mr. James
Harbrldge, who recently brought bis family
to this place, bas been giving entire satisfac
tion to oar people, not only socially but In a
business point of view.
Not a great while ago Mr. Celestlne StritU
matter, 'of Cairoll towbsblp. was tbe owner
of four valuable colts, but from a cause un
known to our local horsemen, tbey all took
sick, and on Tuesday of last week one died.
The other three are still bovertng between
life and death. This is a severe blow to
Mr. S., who took so much pride in them.
Some people suppose tbey were poisoned.
While a train made-op of about one dozen
cars was approaching Hastings on Saturday
tbe three latter, one of wbicb was a passen
ger car. containing about fifteen passengers.
were derailed, put fortunately no lives
were lost, and no serious injury done. In
the midst of the excitement Mr. Pat. Mc
Govern, who was out for the purpose of
paying off his emdloyes. jumped from tbe
car, leaving bis satchel, containing about
$3,000 behind him ; but wo are glad to state
that no "grabbers" were near at band,
therefore Mr. Mcti. recovered the satchel,
together with all the contents.
Tbe sailing countenance of one of the
most gentlemanly salesmen. Mr. P. II.
Grady, or Allegheny, was visible on our
streets this week.
In order to cause tbe teamsters driving
between ttila place and EbeDsburg to give
you a short answer, all you bave to do is to
aak them If the recent rains bad any effect
on tbe roads.
Tbe many friends In this place of Mr.
Julius Sticb, of Altoona, were not slow in
expressing their sincere regrets when tbey
learned of bis property io tbe latter place
being destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing, an account of which you have, no
doubt, already In type.
Word reached Mr. Adam Stolz. of this
place. Tuesday evening, that his son, Mr.
Frank SloTz. was lying III with typhoid
fever In Philadelphia, where be bas been
employed for the past couple of years. We
bope to be able to report Lis recovery in
our next letter.
Mr. Steve Lentz, of Barr township, on
Saturday a week shot five wild turkeys, and
one day last week shot three more, on
tbe ridge of Mr. John D. Eger. In tbe aame
township. A few days ago a large bear
was seen in tbe same locality, but It Is
stated tbe hunters were afraid to attack
bruin with shot guns only, and be was per
mitted to go nnmoleted.
On account of the increase In business.
j Mr. D. A. Luther. Jr.. of this place, will
tear down bis present planing mill and
erect a t wo-htory building on tbe same
foundation. Tbe new building will be
beated by steam, and will contain all tbe
modern Improvements In machinery. This
is an evidence of prosperity on tbe part
of Mr. L. which bis many friends are glad
to note. May success attend him.
Mr. P. F. Brown, of Ebensburg, whose
estimable wife died on Monday morning.
bas tee sincere sympathy of bis numerous
friends In this locality.
Mr. Raymond Kaylor is now doing tbe
mechanical work In tbe A'etra office.
Mr. C. C. McCombie, of this place, bas
purchased tbe steam driller from Mr. Geo
A. Yot, of Carroll township, and Is now
busily engaged in sicking wells at Hast
ings.
Mr. Levi Luther, a respected citizen of
this place, who in bis younger days was
considered one of tbe most successful bant
ers In this section, located a coon tree tbe
other day not a great distance from town
and on Monday be and Scott Williams, after
cutting the tree, succeeded In capturing five
coons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dumm. wife of Mr. Val
entine Dumm. of Carroll township, slipped
on the board-walk leading to tbe spring
bouse, thls(Wednesday) morning, and sus
tained a severe fracture at or near the
wrist.
Tbe borough school dignitaries met on
Wednesday evening and decided on some
necessary minor Improvements to tbe public
school building and advertise a letting for
furnishing coal and klodling for that insti
tutlon.
The racee here to day (Wednesday) re
sulted as follows : "Barney." of Johns
town, took first prize, and Mr. II. F. Eck
enrode's mare took tbe second. "Little Dan"
being left in tbe "lurch." Tbe best time
made was 3.2. On account of the recent
beavy rams tbe track was by no means in
good condition, consequently the low rec
ords. Mr. F. II. Barker was here this (Wedoee.
day)eveniog setting np the Republican
pins, so to speak.
Those who wish to be economical in their
mode of living can rest assured that at tbe
Eagle Hotel tbey will get good tubstantia!
food acd a good bed at tbe lowest possible
rates. C A. Lutber is proprietor and Is
always ready and willing to meet tbe wants
of Ms guests. X.
Te nsy Frlewdo ! Patrsai,
I will arrive at the Mountain Tlonse,
Ebensbnrg. Pa., on Monday, October 29th
aod remain for positively four days only
with tbe largest line of overcoats, suite, bats
and furnishings ever shown. I will bo
pleased to baye yon call.
Yours very truly,
Amos Sclka.
Ecosomt Clothing Co.
TTOK SALE.
,oue aud lot In Ebensburg. Pa. A never
lalllox sprinir. stable and OblbuUdlng on prim
ise. Inquire at E. Dultoa at. Moo. hardware
tore.
Ebentbarg. Oct. 11, lss.
TU SALE.
Tbm Central Hole! la Ebeajbora together I
with th farollnr will b told at rlrate sale. I
Forunmaa.1 particular ioqoirw ol tha r. .
Kribtr on the nrtmim.
V. r. VRUff.1l.
EDeoaburg. Oct. li. isss.
vimcK.-
iA All penona ar haraby notlflad that oa
tha 12th lie to her. IMS. I parcbaaad I fray borae,
and 1 bay bora Iraaa Mr. AaaaM. Waaklaad. ol
t'leamsld tow n 11 1 p. Cunbrla county. Pa., and
that 1 har left tha Sana la a or p.eloa lor
tba tcraa ot M Say. All paraoaa r hereby bo
U3d not to medtlla ar laterlere with the mm.
K.J.KKLt.
Ashvtlle, Oct. 19. 1SSS.
ISTKAT NOTICE.
Cam to tha reoidoaca of tha anaertbor la
Koado townahlp oa or ateat tha aiteentii ol Jano,
lsS. a rod and whito polled holler with craia.
led born, no other mini to bo aeea, aa:e4
aboat tttrtv month. The owner I reqneatod 10
come lorward. trove property, pay cbanjre and
tak her away, otherwise ahe will be disposed 01
as the law direct.
B. F. MYCKS.
Keada Twp Oct. is, lssg.
TJIHTOlCS NOTU'E.-Havtng-
been appointed an auditor to de
cide apon exception! Sled to tbe e.-ond and par
tial aecoBbt or Adam Myers, committee ol Peter
Myers, a lanatio. and to report a distnocUuo of
tbe land In bis band', notice Is hereby given that
1 will ait at the Arbitration Koom la the mrt
House, tbensbars;. Pa., on Tuesday, October 3uth,
1SH8. at tea o'clock, a. ., to attend to tbe dntlea
olsaid appoiateaent. at which time and place a.l
pcrsoaa Intereated mast appear or be debarred
rrom coming la on taid fond.
M. II. KITTEXXh Auditor.
Ebensburg, Oct-, l'i, lhM it.
IT'XECrTOR'S NOTICE.
j Letters testamentary on the estate or Pat
rick . Kllcy. late ot febeaburK, Pa., deceased,
hsriair been aranted to the nnderslaned. all per
son Indebted to said estate are hereby noticed.
to make paymeot to me without delay, ana toose
havtna claims aitalnst the same will present
Ibein. properly authenticated for settlement.
Executor ol P. . Klley. dee'd.
KbeoKbunr. Oct. li. et.
ADM1NI?TKATKI. RUTH'h.
Letter of administration on the estate ef
James M el ermitt. late of Clearfield township,
deceased, having been granted to the under.
igned. notice I nereny given to an persons m
ehted to said estate to make payment without
delay. and all persons having claim agasnst tha
same will present them properly authenticated
lor sotueauent m mn. naii.ii.i " . ..
Adm X ef James Mcliermitt, dec a.
Clearfield Two, Oct. li, lSss. -6U
PM1NISTK ATKI a NOTICE,
ltun nl administration on the estate
of David Urookbank. late ol Ashville borooxh.
deceased, having been granted to the undersign
ed, notice Is hereby given to all persona Indebted
to said estate to make payment without delay,
and all persons having claim aaalnst tha same
will present tnem irniny samroiicsiwi .
settlement to ANNIE BKOO It BANK.
Adm'xol David Hmoklank, dec a.
Ashville, Pa.. Oct. 6th. IMS. flt.
TtTOTICE
1 To tba heir and legal Representative of
Iiavld O barra.. deceased: iaae aouce tnatan
Inquest will be held at the late residence or uerid
O llax-a, deceased. In the township of Manster,
In the eounlv ol Cambria, on 1 uesday. the aotn
day ol October next, at 10 o'clock In tbe forenoon
of that day, lor tbe purpose ot mitlnn partition
. . . - 1 r. I .. I . I i4 .a 1 n n , n mtfl iT
his heir and legal representatives. II tbe same
ran be done without prejudice to or spoiling ot j
tbe whole : otherwise, to value ana appraise m 4
tame according law. at which time and place yoa .
are requested to attena 11 yoa tinna proper.
JOSEPH A. OKAY.SheriU.
Ebenaborg, Oct. ft, IMS
VUTH'L-
1 is Ho -alio N. Burroughs r his legal rep
resentatives
Voa are hereby not 1 Bed that oa
the 3rd dav at Sep
September. la. tienry necner
resented bis petition te the Coart of Common 1
les 01 camnria coaniv. i-a praying saia wn
to make an order directing satisfaction to be en
tered on a certain mortgaare executed by Hugh
McNeal to Horatio N. Burroughs on certain land
situate In Allegheny, township. Cambria County,
Pk. which mortgage is dated the 0th day of Jan
uary IHMand la recorded In record book of aald
county In vol. S page SvT and S. la aecoo
dance wita tne act 01 Assemoiy 01 jnne i".
a oa are therelore required to appear at aaia
court oa Monday. Iec ember 3d, 198. and how
cause why aald order as prayed lor snoaia not do
made.
JOSEPH A. OKAY, shano.
Ebensburg, Oct. XM, iss.
STATE ol Pennsylvania, Coaaty ol Cambria. 8
S. Tbe Ceoimonweallh of Pennsylvania
to tbe heirs and legal representatives ol Patrick
Cmsstdav. deceased.
tliirnmi : You are hereby cited to be and 1
apt-car before tha Judge ol our orphans' court.
at Easburg. la and lor .aid county "
day of Kecember next, then and there to show
cause. If any you Lave, why "llsiaetloa .hould
not be entered on a reeognixanee o; PeterCaasi-
day. -herein he was bound to pey th. other heir.
ol (aid decedee: the amount sue men in we
vartitioa of certain
rree ol said court
fail not.
Witness tho Hoa. Kobert I. Johnston. Presi
dent judare ol our said Orphans' tsourt. at Ebens
burg, this 3rd dav of September. A 1. lasS.
JIISFPH A. UKAY.Sbenfl.
CELEST1NE J. UL.IAK Clerk O. C.
Sherifr umca, Eenaburx. Oct. 26. Itea.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of an order Isaulna: out ol tha Court
of (Common fleas ol Cambria county to
me directed. 1 ill expese to public sale at tha
tor room ol J. C. Noel, at Portage, on
SATURDAY, A'OV. 3, '88.
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
the following described real estate, vis :
A piece or parcel of land situate tn Monrter
towiMbln. Cambria county. Pa- adjoininr lands
Hebe, Jobn MrAtninany. llernard BitfUa.
Isaac Wlkaand Josepn EreidhotT. containing one
DUDdrea sere, more or less, ion tana la neavi
ly timbered, and Is all underlaid with coal.
Also all tbat certain piece or parcel of land
situate In tha village nf Portage. Cambria
county. Pa- adjololna: P. K. K. oa th north
and asst. lot ci I. C. Caldwell on the south and
lot ol Albert Davis on tbe west, containing three
acres, more or less, and having thereon erected a
two-storied frame dwelling boose, a store room
and outbuildings, all In rood repair. This land
will be offered for sal la lot or piece, as well as
in one whole j.ltco. - -
-TEKMS OF SALE-fc
Ten percent, of the purchase money to be paid
at the time of ale, tbe balance ct one-third at
lb confirmation ol tale, on third In sis months,
and one-third In twelve monthi after tbe eoLBr
matlon of tne sale. Itelorred payment te bear
interest, and fo be secured by th judgment bond
and mortgage ol the purchaser.
JIIMJ'H ill LEEK.
Assignee of .lobn C. oel, et ax.
vVllmare. Pa.. Oct., 12. 18S8 3c,
Orphans' Court Sale.
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtu of aa alia order Issuing ant ot tha
Coot-tot Cambria coaaty. Pa., to ma di
rected, I will expose to public sale cn th pram.
sZlTUIWAY, OCT. 27, 'SS,
AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A. M
tha following described real estat. to wit:
All that certain pi ere er parcel of land sltaaba
tn Manster township. Cambria county. Pa ad
joining lands of Jam Noon, William ferret,
Patrick 4 Iwens. heir ef Patrick Oonnery acd Au
gustine Willa. containing City four acres, mora
or leas, having a two storied frame hout. a bank
barn and tha necessary outbuildings, thereon
erected.
Inefarmt situated e1oe to the village ef
Munster, and bas a rood nr.-hard and good water.
w-l EHMS OF SALE.-e
Tea percent, ot tbe purchase money to be paid
wbea the property I sold, the balance ot one
third at confirmation ol aale, and tbe remainder
In two equal payments. In six and twelve moatb
wltn Interest, tn be secured by the Judgment
bond and mortgage of the porrhaeer.
MATILUA FAKKKN.
Adtn'x et 1 Mantel M. Farren, dee'd.
Manner. Pa., Oct. 6. lftnS.
FARM FOR SALE.
Th subscriber residing In Carroll township,
Cavabrla county will sell at private sale the larn
on which he reside lour miles east ol Carrulllowa
oc th road leading from Carrol no wn to Loretto,
containing 10 acres, about 100 acrea of which ar
cleared, having thereon a two-tcry plank L
honsa aod frame barn. A Sue orchard u oo tte
premts and tha farm Is In a good state of cul
tivation and I wall watered. For (arm appl; to
th subscriber oa th premises.
JOHN HOflUE.
Hay rover.
I hav sc dared a really from periodica; return
of bay fever. Oovert a; Cneever, Inr ai't. a;-
Keatscl Ely' Cream Maim. I ased tt during;
ever, atlae. I eaa cheerfully tesUfy a. to th.
immediate ana continued reiiei oniamea oy it
use. I heartily recommend It to tho sa fieri nir
from this or kindred complaint. (Kev.) H. JL.
Smith. Clinton. Wt.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LORE1TO. TA.
IX CHARGE OF
FRANCISCAN BROTHERS.
Board and Tuition
for tho Scholastic You-, $200.
March ata, 1S. C
. J- , T. U. , ?4 j i 1 ' ward ; Sth ward, at the bouse ol August Weiica
" .
. . m ,
U frt-fr VmClATnTl 11(171 !
C-:i 2:t. lis . Ccis::T.i!tL
TirHEREAS, by an Act ef the General Alsem-
IT biy of tbe Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, entitled Aa Act to Herniate tbe Ocaer-
enjoyned apoa me to give public notice or said (
election, and te enumerate 1b aald notice what
offlcen are to be elected. 1. Joseph A- Oray.
nign snenn ri tne county or camona, in the
Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania, do hereby
make known and give notice to tha elector of
the ooantr aforesaid, that a Oeneral Election
will be held in the aald County of Cambria oa tbe
uEiiu mm, i, 1. 1:::,
(the same being tte Tuesday next following tbe
Brst Monday ol said month), at which time State
and tlonnli omcers will be elected as follows : nT C"T afloni lusnce 01 the peace and al
TH1KTV ELECTORS for President and Vase J0. notaries public and persons In the mill
President, j tar rv ,ce of tne fr'tat; "or shall any election
r'l I PERSONS for Judaea of Supreme Court. ! "ceT be eligible to any civil office to be filled at
ONE PEKSON lorSherifl ol Oatnbria County. I n 'cti"n " which he shall serve, save only to
.... .. . J surh idhikrfl n,t. mnnlml ... I .... I m . ...
ipntrtitstm lor jtuaiior uenerai. 1
IN K I'KHSI IN tor Conacres.
UNEPtK-siiN for Senator.
TWO PKKSi NS fr Assembly.
ONE PEKSON lor poor lMrcetor or Cambria
county.
ON E PEKSON for Jury Commissioner of vjajn
blia county.
I also hereby make known and alve notice that
the places for holding the aloresaid elections In
several wards, boroughs, districts and township
within said county are as follow, to wit :
Tbe elector ol tha district composed of the bor
ough or Ashvilie. to meet at tbe house of D. tr.
M yers In said bwrough.
The elector ol the district composed ol tha
township of Allegheny to meet at Hradley'i
school hoase, ln aald townahlp.
Tba elector ol tbe district composed of the
township el Adam to meet at the house ol 1 Un
let liunmlre, lu Adamsburg.
The electors ol the district composed of the
township of Barr to meet at the school houje No.
II. In said township.
Tbe elector ol the district com posed ol the
township ol Hiacklick to meet at tbe bouse on tbe
property of Simon Adam la .Belsaao. In said
township.
The elector of tha district composed or the
township ol Cambria to meet at tbe ora.ee ol Abel
Lloyd at Lloyd Springs hotel, la said township.
Tba elector ol tne district oombosed nf tha
borough ol Cambria to meet a follows : 1st ward,
at the school bouse In said ward ; 2d ward. In the
borough lockap la said ward.
Tbe electors of the district enmrosed ol the
towashlp ol Carroll to meet at tbe house of John
i"lbk. In said township.
The electors ol tbe district composed of tbe bor
ough of Carrolitowa to meet at tbe schoo! house
Id said borough.
The electors of the district composed of tbe
township of Chest to meet at school house No. V,
in said township.
Tbe elector ot th district composed of the bor
ough ot Cheat Springs to meet at the house ol
Jacob Wagner, In said bora ugb.
The elector of tbe district composed of tba
township of Clearfield to mret at school house
No. i. adjoining tha village of Bt- Augustine, ln
aid towohip.
The electors of tba district composed or the
township of Coneraaugh to meet at the school
boose at Singer's, ln said township.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough ol Cooemaugh to meet a lolloas." 1st
ward, at the bouse of Peter Maitzie. 1n said 1st
ward ; 2nd ward, at the house ol John Swartxman
In said 2nd ward.
The elector ol the district composed of the bor
ough ol Uoopersdale to meet at the school bouse
in cald borough.
The electors of th district composed of the
lownsnip 01 i.royie u bi si m senwo, noun iu
the villaae of Summerblll. ln said tewnshlp.
1 ne electors 01 tne district romposea 01 tne
township ol Dean to meet at Ulcbiand' school
bouse, in aald townsnip.
Tbe electors ol the district 00 m pose J of the bor
ough ol East Conemugh to meet at tbe school
bouse la said borough.
Tha elector ol the district composed ot tbe bor-
augh of Ebensburg to meet as follows r East
ward, at the office of KicharJ Jones. Jr., In said I
ward;
West ward, la Council Koom. in said I
am. - 1
Tbe electors of tba. district composed of the I
township of Elder to meet at tbe schaol house In
tbe village ot Mt. Boo if see. In said township.
The elector of the district composed of tbe bor
ough of Eranklin to meet at the azhool house in
aid borough.
Tha electors of the district composed ol the bor
ons b ot South Fork, te meet at the public school
bouse No. 3 of said borough.
Tba elector ol the district eompfe-t of tbe
township ol Oallitxm to meet at th Mountain
school house in said towashlp.
The elector ot the district com pored of the bar
each ol Oailltxtn to meet at the school house la
said borougn.
Th elector of tha district composed of tbe bor
ough of Urubbtowa to meet at th public school
house in said borough.
The elector of the district eompoeed of the
townshlpof Jackson to meet at the house ol Henry
Kacertn aald township.-
Tha electors ol the district composed of tJe bor-
CUgh of Johnt.wn to meet as lofiow. : lit ward,
j .tBeome, tormir eccupled by Thomas a Wall
j pnne ,qnare, 'u m4 ,t t'u. oihce of J. S.
-.,Vi v, jrkt atreat aald ...H. v,i
I V?kZZS: Broad 'SAiZti
( .... .,h mrrf . ,h. .hno, kum ,b ...j
nd
wn pol'ery
la aald ward ; 7th ward, at th office S. WJdil
ler In ald ward.
Th elector ol the district com pose 1 ol the bor
rua-b ol Lilly tn meet at the be use ol Uepiuut
Bender In said boruush.
The electors ol tbe district composed of tbe bor
ough of Loretto to meet at the achoui hour in
aa .1 borough.
The electors ol the district com posed of the
towns b'p ol Monster to meet at the warehouse of
Aogustlne Durbln. deceased, la tha village of
Munster. la said towashlp.
Tbe electors ol tbe district oomroe 1 ol the bor
ough of Mlllvllle lo meet aJ lollows : JJt ward,
at the lockup: 2d ward, at the hose carriage
bouse. In arid ward.
Tba elector of th district composed of tbe bor
ough ol Prospect to meet at the Council Cham
ber In (aid borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township ol Portage to meet at the school house
Bear tbe village ol Portage.
Tbe electors of the district composed of tbe
township of Keada to meet In tbe tmshoD of
Abraham Cornellius, la tha village of lilasgow,
ln said township.
The electors of the district e imposed or the
township of Btchtand to meet at tho house ef
j j0.epn Oela. In said townstale
Tbe elector ol th district
com noted ot the
township et Stonyereek to meet at J aeoby's school
house, in said town.blp.
The electors ot the district composed ol tha
townlbip ot Summerhill to meet at school houe
No. 4 in said townsbip.
Tha elector of the district oom p. eed of the
townsbip ol Susquehanna to meet at the house of
Michael I'lattln said towo'hip.
I n. viscion Of ino nistncb cuupgwi Ol Ule i
townahiuol West Tavlor te meet at the school '
house near James Hlough's, tn said township.
a w electors 01 w. oiaxrici. composea Ol toe
tnwcsbip of East Taylor to meet at the house of
f'eter Khoades. near the Heudrlck' school house.
In said township.
The elector of the district composed el tbe bor
ough of South Fork to meet at public school
house Mo. 2. In laid borough.
Th electors ai the district composed of the bor
ough ot 1 unnelblli to sveel at the school house in
aid borough.
Tbe elector of tbe district composed of tbe bor.
ougb of W oodvale to meet at th new school house
la said borough.
lorthbor-
Chamber in
The electors ol the district composed
ougn of V 11 more to meet at Council Chamber ln
(aid borough.
rhe electors ol tbe district eompoaed of the
townsnip of Washington No. t to meet at school
bouse No. 3 ln said district.
townshlpof Washington No. X, to meet at school
house No. i on the piks leading from Creeson to
Tbe elector of the district composed of tbe
townsbip ol While to meet at tbe small store
Bouse of John C. Uates ia aald township.
Tba elector ol the district eompoeed ol the
towashlp ol Yodar te meet as follows: First di
visional school house No. 3 tn said townsbip:
3 division at Beam' school house In aald town
ship. SPECIAL ATTENTION.
Sec I. Every male rlticea twenty-one year of
age, possessing tbe qualifications shall be enti-
. v ... . .11 .1 .ilnnt
First -He shall bave been a citizen of tha Unl-
- , In aald ward : etb ward, at the Jobnsto
ted State at least one month. uasaacros, disclmrpe falling: from tlic lud
Second H shall hav resided la the Stat one 1 Into tbe throat, nmctimw profuse, wntci y,
year (or It having previously been a qaalitied i and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, uiucoun,
elector or native bora citizen of the State he sbail ; puruh-nt, bloody and putrid; the ry n-o
bave removed thetefrom and returned within six ' weak, watery . and inflamed; tlit ro is riiigiuo;
months) immediately preceding the election. i in the ears, deafness, hacking or couching to
Eourtb It twenty-one year et age or upward, I cloar tho throat, expectoration of cUcnsive
he (ball have paid within two year a Stat er matter, together with ecalia from ulcers; tbe
county tax, which .ball have teen aj?e.et at j voice ia chantred and has a nunl iwantr; the
least two inoath and paid at least one month j lrcath is otTt-nsive: smell and t.mto are im
be fore the election. pain-l: tbero is a eensntion of dizr.incs. with
Sea. . All elections by the citizens shall be by : m-ntnl depression, a hacking eougli and g'n
baliot. Every ballot voted shall be numbered In ! eral dcliility. tnly a few of tho al.ove-miiiH d
tha order ia which it shall be received, and the symptoms are likely to bo preac-ut in anyone
cumber recorded oy tbe election o Ulcers on the i cafv. ThouMands of cae- nnnunllr, without
list of voters, opwelte the name of the elector 1 mnnifostinH; half of tho above cyuiptoma. ro
hnnnunu ih. i.iiiiu A n v Blactor nu write : suit ill consumption, and end in tlie-irruve.
hi name upon his ticket, or cause hi name to bs
written tbercea. and attestod by a citizen of the
dlatrlct. Tbe elvctloa otneera sbail be sworn or
affirmed not tod is -lose bow any elector shall have
voted unless required to do o a a witness in a
judicial proceed in..
Sec. . Kiector shall la all eases except trea
son, felony and breach ol surety of lb peace, be
pr rtlened from arreft during their attendance
on ac election, and In roidk to and returning
therefrom.
See. 4. Whenever any of tbe qnalifled elec
tor or ui tjommonweaita snail ue tn active mil
Itarr service, under a requisition from tlie rresl.
dent or tne l nued state or by authority irom
thi tmmonwealih. suen elector may exerclas
tb nabt of sua raa-e in all elections by the cut-
ten, under such regulations as or shall bs pre-
scribed by law. as tuil a If they wers present at
their usual idace ol election.
hoc 7. All law retculatlDK th holding f
n but no elector shall be deprived of tbe iivlleKe
t a iuua bw auiiuiui .aaiwj. iiaua. a. vj vaavws
raMB ' al am ,D
j Sec. 8. Any person who shall irtve or promise
, to Ktre to any elector i
to irlve to any elector any money, reward or other
vaiuableeoaxMeratioas lor his vuta at any elec-
linn nrlnr.lthhAlJfii.thai.ai ArvhAihi I .ir.
or promise to Klve ueb consideration to any other
person or party tor such elector's vote or for the
withholding thereof, and any electorwboshall re
ceive or aarree to receive for himself or another,
any money , reward or other valuable considera
tions (or hi vote shall alaay election, or ior with
holding same, thereby lor U its th rlvrht to vots
st such elections ; and an elector whose rticbt to
vote shall be challeuaed for such eaue be lore the
election ottirers. (hall be required tn swear or af
firm that the matter ol tbe challenge I unuae
be lore hi vote (hall he received.
&ee. . Any person who shall while a candi
date lor oillee be Hulltv ol bribery, traud or wil
ful vlelatlon ol any election law snail be torever
dlrqoaliaed from licldlnc any office ot trust or
pront within his fommonwealtb ; and any pot
son convicted of wiltul violation of any election
laws snail, in addition to any penalties provided
by law, be deprived of tne right ol sudraK abso
lutely lor a term of four years.
tSevc. 13. lir Its purpose t votlof no peoa
shall be deemed to hare rained a residence by
reason of his presence, or lost It by reason ol bis
absence, while employed In tbe service, either
etrtl or military, ol this State, or ol the l ulled
State, or on the seas, or while a student of anr
Institution of learning, nor while kept In a poor
bouse or other asylum at public eipente. nor
while con fined la public prison.
Sao. 14. Ill trie t election boards shall consist
ol a judge and two Inspectors, who shall be chosen
annually by tbecltitens. Kaeh eKetorshall hare
tbe right to 701a lor the judge and one Inspector,
and eacb lnsjeeur (ball appoint the clerk. Tbe
nrst election Doard ol any new district 6ball be
selected, and vacancies in election board rilled
.1 ..Jt Y 1. . DJ w- tl, om
,,?"t?,pIIK'i m rrest upon day ol e
"on, d . JS5J ,Juk,n " nd tr"
k-lcctlon officers
lee
traas.
mltting returns, exoept boon a warrant of a court
ol record or judge thereof, tor an election traud.
lor leiony.or lor wanton breach of tha peaco. In
cities they may claim exemption from jury duty
during their terms of service.
Sac It. No person shall be qnallOed to serve
si an election offl-er who shall hold or who shall
hare held an omce or appointment or employ
ment In or under tbe government ol tbe l otted
States, orol this State, or ol anveltv or eounlv.
"r any municipal ooara. eommismon or trust In
low tbe grade ol city or county oilicer. a shall be
. : . - " i..-
aesigoatea cy law.
And also the following Act of Assembly now
ln force la this State, via :
ACT OF JANUARY 30, 1373.
Sec. 4. That all elections hereafter held onder
the laws ol this Commonwealth, tbe polls pliall
be opened at 7 o'clock a., m.. and close at 7 o'clock
p. si.
Sao. 8. Whenever there shall be a vacancy In
an election board on the morning ol election, said
vacancy shall Le filled ln conloruiity with exist
ing law.
The Act of Assembly, entitled "An Art relat
ing to the election ol tbli. Commonwealth." pass
ed July 2, ISIS, provides as lollow. t wit:
That the Inspectors and J iilrei shall meet at
the respective place appointed lor holding tbe
election lu the district to which they respectively
oeiong. oeiore i o'cioea in tne morning ot Tuesday,
November 6th, and each said Inspector shall ap
polntone clerk, who shall be a quail tied voter of
aucb district.
In case tbe person who shall have received the
second highest number ol votes lor Inspector sbail
not attend on tbe day of an election, then the
person wbe shall have received the next highest
number ot votes forjudge tbe next precejlng
election shall acta Inspector in tls place. And In
case tbe person who sbail have rece ived the highest
number of votes lor inspector shall not attend, tba
person elected juage shall appoint an inspector in
his place. And In case tbe person elected shall
not attend, then the Inspector who shall have re
ceived the highest number of votes shall appoint
a judge in his place, and II any vacanv shall con
tinue in tbe lKard for tbe space ol one hour after
tba time Oxed by tbe law tor the oenlng ot the
election, tbe qualified voters ol the township,
wara or district tor which such officer! have been
elected, sbail elect some one of their camSer to
till vacancy.
MODE OF VOTING.
The attention ol all qualified voters Is directed
to tbe loilowing Actol Asseuiby regulating the
mode ot voting in this comuiouwealtti :
CHANUEIN MODE OK VOTINtE
A Act regulating the mode ol voting at all the
elect lens in the tevcral counties of tbe Com
monwealth, approved March M. lNi :
Sac. I. Ho 11 enacte 1 by the Senate and House
ol Kepreeenatlvca of the Commonwealth ol Penn
sylvania in tieneral Assembly mt. aod Is here
by enarted by the authority ot the same that tba
qualified voter of tne several counties of tins
Cotnmonwejllh at tbe general, tovnslilp. bor.
oua:h or special eloCTioua. are hereby authorised
and required to vote the tickets printed or writ
ten or partly printed or partly written, everally
classified a lollows: Oue ticket shall embrace
tba names of all J udires of Courts to ba voted tor.
and be lateled "Judiciary;" one ticket shall em
brace the names ot all State officer to tm voted
lor. and be labeled "Mate;"' one ticket shall em
brace the names ol alicouuty ottirers tube voted
lor. and re labeled "County ." one ticket shall em
brace all the names of all township officers to be
labeled "Township:" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all borough officers to be voted fur. and
be labeled Horouirb:'' ami each class hail be
deposited In a se para is ballot box.
tilvcn under ray band, at iny office In Ebens -
barg. this xth day ol Oclobnr in th year or
our Lord one thousand eiabt bundrel and eighty.
eight and the lndeeniance ol the t'nlted Stales
ol America theone bumlred and twelfth.
JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff' Offlse. Ebensburg, Oct. I. 1j.
L L JOHj'S'.M. 1. J. EtC. JL W. BICK.
ESTABLISHED 1871. 1 ESTABLISHED ISSS
Jobnston. Bnct & Co. Carrolltown Bant,
rv.a.Vs.., tea. --.ro-Hwa, n.
i..u.l1 i. i. j A SHARBAUGH,
A. W. BUCK, Cashier. ) Cashier.
General Banting Bnsmess Transacted, j
The following re tbe principal featnrei ol a i
general balking t.usincss :
DF.POMTK (
Eecelvef? payable on demand, and Interest bear
ing certificates issued to lime depositors.
Fztended to customers on farorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
COLLECTIONS
Made In the locality anJ upon all the banking
town in tbe United Slate. Charges moderate.
DRAFT!
Issued negotiable In all parts of the United
States, and lorelKh exchange irrued on all parts
ol Euroi e.
ACCOTNTS
(II merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reaaonuble aecomo latlon will be exten1ed.
Patrons are assured tbat all transaction shall
be held as strictlv private and e nbdentlal. and
tbat they will be treated as liberally a good
banking lules will permit.
liespectfnlly.
JOHNSTON. Itlt li A CO.
tvco's.n.s,ni
vTfiMO LIVER
Vi.t PILLS.
ItEfTAItE Of I3I1TATIOXS. AZTTATS
ASK IXJtt TR. Fl IZlli irS 1' EIGHTS, OS
UTILE SVGAR-COATED PILLS.
Reins; entirely- vegetable, thry op.
eruLe wuuoui aisiurui
:.aiie to tlie Bvstoiiu dift.
or occu not ion.
rut up iu trlas vials- heniK-ti-
illy anl.Kl. AlvflVB Ircp
a
and rcliiibb. As
c.
Uiese littlo l'tileU
auusfacuoo.
Kive tau xii obi pcrivct
SICK
II L, t-
Bllloaa llradarhf,
liirziuesa, oiibtlpa
tlon, I ii d I gea t i o n.
Ililioaa Attacks, and ail
deruiiginonta if tho stom
ach and iMiwcls, are prompt
ly rriievfd and KTiuuncntly
cured lr th usn of Ir.
i Pierre's Pleasant Par
i Pierre's Pleasant I'nrpatlve Pellets,
I In ezplunntion of tii rcmotliul power of thcon
I pelicta over no prf-nt a variety of diseascs.it
j may truthfully lie snid that their notion iijon
the tystem ia universal, not a plana or finite
druggiM.2Soent a vial. Munufuctured at tho
CbeuiK-al Laboratory of VToitt-D's DisrosAur
Mkiiicai. AnsociaTiON, BuQaio, K. V.
SSQQS.
is offcTd by the manufactur
er of Ir. Safe's Catarrh
Itriucdr, for a case of
Cbrouic Nasal Catarrh which
m Vi - iwiuui i-unj.
STFIPTOJH OF CATARRH Dull.
! heavy hcaduche. obetniction of the nasal
i No dines no is so common, more di-eeptfve aud
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
Itr its null. Booth inc. and benlnie I'rorci-ticB.
Dr. t-are'8 t'atarrb. Itoincdy eur.-a tho; wrrrt
oases of Catarrlt, c old In tlae licnd,"
Coryaa, and 'ia.rr hnl Headache.
bold by drugs; iat everywhere; !) centa
Ml'n told Agony from Catarrh."
Trot W. njirssrii, the famous mesmerist,
of Ithaca. A". ' writes: "Some ten years ntro
I ..ifTnr...l i n f . . 1.1 .irnnT fmm rhmni.! nnftnl
! catarrh. My family physlfiitn gave me up ot
incurable, ana saia l uium uh: .-iy k wiiv
.llf.h - ,,... nM .- ovrrv dnv. townrds sun-
mJ voice would t-comc so hoarse 1 coiil.l
i l)areT ept above a whisper. In the morninar
my cuuhinR aud deariug of my throat woul.1
nimoet btranle me. liy tho uo of llr. Sntre s
I La.tmrrn Hcmedv. In three rnontha. I wn a well
, nma, and the euro naa been peruianenU"
I constantly Hawkins; and Spitting."
THOMAS J. Itrsn.NO. Pine rwe,
I w. Wuw, io, wni:
1 was n irrf-at ufT'rer
I caiurrn ior lurec ears. .11 n.u a 1 wmiio
Hardly nrontne, ana wa constnn. iv nn King;
I ana aniuinir. alio lur luu iU7L r.uri iik.iilus
! could not lirvuthc Ihi ouRli the nostrils. I
thotisrbt not hinc- could be done for mo. Luck
ily. I was adviwnl 10 try Ir. Zaire's Cntnrrh
Remedy, and I am now a well man. I la-lit-ve
it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
innnufiM-tured, and one hns only to (rive it a
fair trial to experienoo Utountiic; rosuits and
a permanent cure."
Three Bottles Core Catarrlt.
ELI ItODiMKS, Iiunvm P. O-. fXumMd Co
Pa iys: ly dauchter bad eutarrh when
she was five years old. very l.adly. 1 now lJr.
Saire a Catarrh Remedy nuvertisea, sna pro-
, cured a bottlo for her, mm soon nnw tnat it
h..rwd her: a third bottlo effected a tiernm-
nent cure, tshe i now eieTUtucn Tears old aud
sound aud hearty."
AY
Hien "' watit Itttois printed call at tl U
elflce.
PROMISES MY SET
BUT 'TIS PERFOIUIAXMS THAT
Performances not promises have placed us at.
the head of the Retail Clothing Business .hi
Western Pennsylvania, and established for us r u
honest name that no upstart competitors enn
ever blot out. We have promised to sell tl:
citizens of Cambria and surrounding countic
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that tho
country can produce, and now extend a cor
dial invitation to everybody to come and ex
amine our grand new stock, compare our price
and give us their candid opinion whether w
are in position to fulfil our promises. Our Fal!
Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond descrip
tion. Our prices are too low for any competi
tors tz reach.
BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS.
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown, Pa.
O 7
ECKEiRODE ? HOPPLE
have just returned from the Extern Cities with a large and com
plete assortment of Fall and Winter Goods consisting of .Men's and
Boys; Suits and Overcoats ; Ladies, Misses' and Children's Coats,
Jackets, Wraps and Shawls ; all Styk-s of Woolen Dress Good',
Flannels, Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Blankets,
Comforts, Robes, Horse Blankets ; llubber Goods of all kinds ;
fine assortment of Milinary Goods and, in tact, a general variety of
Goods. Having bought at a discount, we are now prepared to
offer Special Inducements and Low Prices to Cash Buyers. Solic
iting your patronage we guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
ECKEKRODE fc HOPPLE,
Carrollto'.vn, Pa.
OVERCOATS
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MARCH BIGHT
THE
READY-MADE CLOTHIER !
OP1 ALTOONA, Pa.,i
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NEXT TO P0ST0FFICE.
Not a single l:ist Full Overcoat was ennul over to rust
on the shelves, fade on the counters cr to lie injured by hand
ling. All such floods were sold to and bought by Stern, of
the Golden Eagle.
J My present stock of Overcoats is direct from the laanu-'
jfacturers, who obtained the fabrics from which the' are com-!
J posed direct from those who made them. Consequently no!
jtax exists imposed by clothing speculators, jobbers, brokers,!
'middle-men and the like. In buying a coat you pay but a!
jsmail price for the cloth, a small price for making it up, andj
a much smaller price to me for bringing it here and otl'ering it'
ito you for sale. Thus I am enabled to sell Overcoats yu:
may not believe it until you call arcund and see cheaper;
than any other house in Altoona, or in Blair county, or in
this State, or, as for that, in the United States of America.'
ig words, it's true, but call and see. . j
All of the aggregated New and Popular Fabrics enter in-,
jto the composition of the garments made up in the Latest!
Styles of Fashionable Taste for the present season, which, be-j
jing strictly the case, no one who calls will fail to be aslonish-j
ed at the Marvellously Low Prices at which such Radically
vSupcrior Goods are sold. '
Undercoats, also, at under
QiMadc of the Best Materials, Fresh and Fash
l ionable, in Great Variety and Extent
of
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TWELFTH STREET. NEXT
Geo. "W. Cladin
SALESMEN WANTED
TO SfLL. NI'KSKKY STorK.
Profitable emjiloymcnt for honest, eT-nretic
men, either on nalary or cnminlifhin, exi ennes
pid. A fine ombt turnlnhed each salesmen,
i The hn.Mnep ea.'liy learned. We urow nil the
j new anJ mre varieitei oi Fruit and rninental
c tr.-es. Write I .r terms. linul'K-;. iil; i.
! THOMAS. Maple Ave., Nurseries, West fl. ester,
FJtablif..ed 1S5.
j Sept. 14, ISfrJ, lm.
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' I'll EAFF.MT and BFJST. l'rlees Heenrco
- HOLMAN'S Mil PARALLEL BIBLES !
Panes, liver -'"Kl.rw'y if.uarafea. At II vented
tree. A f lroularj J . milmsnd' .' , t'ltili
1 Lisxi&jiy 'i . : ,
KEEP THE'!.
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STRAIGHT TO
a
prices, as well as
1
Stock.
DOOR POSTOFFCE.
Our N8 CoatinaliGii Sot Gun a:3 Iiiili
Frf o.-'t I- ii. Iff ,-0 W n r tul t '?t'f ii . of i . M. ."
if;;-.:;.'.'...: ol':i emii-:kuu (ju.ns
'! uuMii i. itM.i thf b"-t valnom l'i rrurk t. If In wi.r
(if.a. K:)na, 'Hhfllil W ;i t- Im or SMir't:aj kji,.1 ii .r
VJ';"?."i::"v:;'. wi man on tiik ito.Vn
will p. :l t.n "ii. &intl i.1 ft. "rOno Mil Cart ti-tto V-Is tie.
d Co.. 54 & 53 Duass St.. i!ev? Ycrk.
I
Reliable Agents
To Sell or NEW ltHiM A KM Al Tl ATltJ
.KWINU MAflUNK, ihc Ay. ...
Ij'bernl ft.ilnwpiMit". Add re
w uv.i:t.i- i; i. wi'.sn.x Mi'c (
ll-TM.I liU Fill U.t lijJI.i'j.l A, FA.
I'd. V.I. is 4t.
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HENKY "W ISE C-ARNEXT. Arrorncy-at-La'w.
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