u.
i'iimlirm rcrinnn.
Hvf you turned otT a new leaf?
M,. Minnie Llotou, of Jobnatown. was
,,(, n th '''
ivf J. Koley. of St. AuRQstlne, U
(j. M :lonk!e, of Hemlock was
ia u, 11 on We-Un-siUy.
-Mr "Uiuz" Parrtsh. of AltOORfc, Is vlls
ii.l.S M VtM In t!la place.
Mt. Miitua liruwo, of Jotoastown, Is
-uiiniir ter parents tu this. xaco.
Mr. Frank Mcrk, of ttie IMtaDurir
was In town un Christmas.
lbe wui paraded ortrffU on Htw
Veir' twifit In tnelr ow inlf raie.
Mi John brown, vt Jotiuxtown, Is is
!t n , yr Connie. Uaikrrof this place.
Tie ureat Ilia Lorkwood will speak
ttl Court Hou t-ilit)t (Thursday).
-Sr. David HitwwH, of Kane. Ta., was in
tn3 .lurtnii the latter part of last week.
woo f was thot about four miles
.tt,m,.t of Ktwrkbura a few days ago.
vir K.I. Kltaell of Belletonta. was a
sltr t bis hiow lu this place last week.
Siu'.r F. A. Storm, of AlU'uheny
twPftip. wm ta Tiultor la our town oo
TliurMiay.
ijuii a tiuwber or teachers from all
pari of th'- omuty. are atlendion the In-
.;:tat tfctti week.
Ve w ludfbtei! tu Supetlntentent
, . h . rrvncho'etitary ticket to the
l.rj-f ll I ' . r
lrf ttuls lectures.
Met-srs. Herman and EJward Williams
psul r. fcrlef visit lo their home Id this place
ilruU the holiilaj.
I'tenty i f muJ on Christmas week pre-
routsd many 'I J'oun aiva ,ro,u
tliel: mris itieitfhinrf.
-Ur. (JHore Ej.-rly. of Allegheny town
stur. Is 1il"t extremely 111 with but little
ta fs for his recovery.
Mr. Win. A. Uorau and wife of Johns
t-wn, were circuiatm amoag tbler friends
juJ restive lasr week.
Mr. Cyrus Niephard, of Johnstown, for-.-neriy
teacher In the Union Schools, this
y si-e. was In town this week.
Nine sheep, belonging to Mr. E. J.
jjuuipiirt-y b , of Camnrla towoshlp, wers
kll;ed ty iltiiji one tiltftit last wek.
-Ttie baud uuiforuirt, which were to have
befU iit-re lii time for use on Christ in s, failed
tutinv till ia.it Monday evening.
-Jin. Teter Schwab and her two children
of CouNvWle, I"a., have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Ward, of this plac.
Trie sitvertHing rates of the Fhekman
re lower than ttios of any other paper In
C'iinfcrU county, o't a basis of circulation.
-Mr. 11 O. Stoltz aud wife, or Honors,
Dived through this piaceto day (Thursday)
ud t.'ieir way to visit friends In Carrolltown.
Mitres clara aud Cora Davis, daughters
of Mr. LUvid Davis, of Johnstown, formerly
of E 'eusbur, ere visiting relatives In this
place.
Capt. Thomas liivls and bis two sons,
Fred anil S -uyier, returned fiom the Black
Ui.:, D ikjia, after au absene e of about six
munlti.
Mr. lu 1 1 Kenlnn, a compositor on this
piprr, has resigned his poaitio . to accept
uoe in the Uocorder's olQce. Ve, wish him
gjud luok.
V ii:e a racket was made on oar streets
it s little after 11 o'clock on Monday nlflit,
by pirtt es who were celebritlng lb ad'it
of "be new year.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone, (formerly
Mm Annie Iticliariison), of Uraddock,
ipent the holidays among relatives and
frlenjj In this plaes.
Ju4 Miyer, of :k county, excused a
jut'r at their last term of ruuit from sitting
on a cm becu he di Dot take or read a
Cjunty neDap..r.
Wtiei yiur library shelves become too
llaiittst fur your txjokt, put noxe of the vol
uinet behlud the others. The borrowed
books C ttest MM.
Colonel" I-ennuri tay be k u.t tosen
paid for a(ter.i!lii (.') to th street lamps
for the pa-t six u-outh. Probably this Is
tlie reatiuu he Is so negligent aJout It.
Aon MU'iad aud MUs Kt
Noon departed u Hturdy lat fir Uiltl
more, U , where they nuitfuj p late spend
ing the reiuslnder of the winter moutn.
Hon. JohtiS. lihey. of this place, took
his Qeirture for Urri.sburg on Friday of
last wei, for tbs purpose at bxlng In at
tendance at '.he next session of the Legisla
ture. -Me-. u lUr Bros, havs moved lno
vueir uew iwry tah!e on Centre
UN a Ivh, wtMi-KHumM bulUling
street,
and Is
oi nw.it
Couiitv.
rouvruient stable in the
- li- Board f I'aor Directors on Monday
last u.4.v tit. iiwlni, appointments ror
usuing y, lr; tot-ward. I. Lilly ; Matron.
Mrs I.,K Farmer, hanjuel Lilly; Counsel.
Dona.l K Dun,m.
-Mis K'
anrlm Henry and MUs li.,.
banian on,. k ' .
M. Xl Vlours ColirgH,
. ---..... ecfiooiar
Lai robe W..tm,... !
Th. i ,k ,. . "
Hie Catholic Chorch In Ihl. i.. I
treetired a Cue
-k'yice on t.hrifm..
"""""'K. ll ua.Vlllg uen il,
ceurated the dav
?evious by a r uiiibar of
young ladies and
"fitlenien of Uie coniirsatioQ
-The many frien.Nof Mc. H. McPifee
"fe f the senior editor of t!,e Altoona
will be etad to learn that wlthio trie
Past few day., ,t fi beBU ,,. 1qj prof
"'it. H-r Vi-edy recovery U hoped for by
ail who mow her.
-rheCoun'.y CttwrnlIonets on ihjrss
'sy.f l.,tweek broke the deadlock on
.o.iiie Appfiir hy
(Jtiar...9 N. Croue. SoutU
fosifivn. JJe,ra. Ciupoell
uted i ,r Mr.
appointing
fork, to the
aod Lloyd
Br?- U- tJr"1-'. who Is oce of the
--.iiv uniwuin Klz-ns of
ftjseda.e
-aua-rb.jf Johns: ow
while her in at- '
lendancfjit the InsMtuta)
a a school diree-
" l w on Weana.day.
" ""com. !
-o7.r '' positive Cure '
-or t.tarrh. diphtheria. C.,4.r Mouth, and ;
"-ucne. lu -Mh oh'. '. r.
-"SHHi Injector fiee
- - vNtaum i . rraav a
With eai-L t r I- i- -
Jt If you desire health . ,wt D'rrt7
iewcenu. .M by Dr. T.J. D.vl
-Jar people ,1,,, t.ave ice Lue, lo B!,
' netting, aoodaslityof Ice aoout ten
in thlekneas. .nd mt h4B on
k-uioi n u not o, ire uM t,, tau(fd
- to nil ic tuiea lo
this part of
'"uoffj. but this I
iane of the years U-at
11 Ha to don(,
ne , , TuBi Uf Jtnurj 1Ufld Mott
DJ "th of abruary win b.
o0.'.r . . " nMr aoa
" l" -Nt, like January.
beTA nu,"b,', of rJ wta wre
arn -m ' ' C,roI, to""hlP. !
team.- '': r""r" h d",h O'
rtied
letUr.
uy. as detailed In oar Carrolltown
was a woman of nn ..
s
ife ard klod motoe, and tett
tr
f.sr
"f-y m-pirirsi by all who knew
Mr. Geo. W. Williams, one of Reade
township's successful and popular teachers,
who has taught several terms at Glasgow.
In that township, and who, by the way, is a
teacher, who, after teaching one term Is al
ways wanted back by directors, parents and
pupils, was a welcome visitor to our office
while here attending the Teachers' Insti
tute. A Mr. Hooser, of Willlamsport, Pa.,
who was lslting friends at Howard. Cen
tre county, went to the creek last Sunday
morning It Is sopposed. to take Customary
ablutions, and. being about eighty years of
age, grew dizzy and fell to Before assists
ance could be Tendered the man was dead,
though every effort wss made to resuscitate
him. lis was In the water probably a talf
hour when discovered.
Arehy Chambers, a 15-year-old lad of
Phlltpsbarg, while endeavoring to escape
danger from the runaway team of G. W.
Dickey, merchant of Doutzdale, on Wed
nesday, ran back oo th railroad siding and
was struck by some moving cars, knocked
down on the track and run over, having
both his legs completely severed from his
body. lie died two hours thereafter. One
of the horses was killed.
An exchange truthfully says that It will
pay you for the trouble It eoeta to file your
some paper. No volume la your library
will afford yon more pleasure, more profit,
snore lasting benefit for the Investment It
(Ives dates of local events which yoocaonot
obtain elsewhere, marriages, obituaries. Ie
al n'ltlces, etc. Id abort your paper ta a
history of that portion of the world which
you and your friends occupy.
The Ebensbnrg Dramatto Company
plaved "Dolores" In the Opera nous on
Friday of last week for the benefit of the
Holy Name Catholic Church, this place.
The play was well presented and was re
ceived with applause by the large. and ap
preciative audience which wss present.
Miss Msy Henry, as PuuKns, acquitted her
self In grand style, while Misses Maggie
Myers. Mande Bender. Irene Glass, Mary
Shoemaker, Maude Glass and Jennie Blair
excelled in thelt respective parts. The oth
er ladles connected with the entertainment
had minor parts, but each and evety
one of them played In an excellent
manner. At the conclusion of the play,
Miss Brlnker, an accomplished singer, of
Pittsburg, sung several very pretty songs
and received great applause. Tbe receipts
amounted to about 1100.
Hrait Tswaiblp 1 1 eras.
Reade Township, Jan. 2, Ism
Dkar Freeman : Christmas passed off
very quietly 1n this locality. Few demon
strations of the holiday festivity were made.
An oyster feetlval was held at Glasgow on
two or three evenings of last week, for the
purpose or buying fUgs for tbe Reade town
ship pub'.lo sahools. It was under the man
agement of ths P. O. S. A., of Glasgow.
Mr. Frank Miller, of Glasgow, U laid up
with a severe earache.
Miss Maggie Miller, daughter of Mi. Chas.
Miller, of Glasgow, Is visiting friends and
others In Alloona.
All of our teachers are lo attendance at
the County Institute this week.
Mr. G L Divls, of near Glasgow, bad a
reunion of bis family oo Christmas. The
day was pleasantly and socially epent.
C. E. Troxelt. Alex. Troxrll and El.
Spencer, all of Rade township, made a bus
loess trip to Ebensburg last week.
'Deadwood Dick," who bas been working
on tbe Flynn murder case In this locality for
some time, made an affllavlt a short time
ago that the body of the deoeased lady bad
b-en removed or stolen froa the grave near
Glasgow. Thereupon an Investigation of
the iratter was made and the grave opened,
when the fact was ascertained that the body
bad not been disturbed.
Mrs. Ueory n)n, of Roselaod. aeoompsn
led by her son Johnnie, spent her Christmas
with friends and relatives at Ellzsbeth Fur
nace, Blair county.
Miss N'eul Smith, of Roselaod, Is report
ed on the sick list.
Mr. Iltrrir Camhell. tbe fa'thful and effic
lent te'.egraDh operator af Glasgow, wai an
invited acoost and happy participant at the
family reunion of Mr. Geo. L. Davis, on
Christmas. Mr. Campoell always adds
graee and Dleasure to an occasion of this
k(tt.
Mr E t Spencer now occupies hit sew hall
at Glasg w, a portion of wblcb be uses for
a druc store, while ths bilsoes It for a ball,
etc. It Is a good building and supplies a
long felt want.
Mr. W. A. Chaplin la tbe Cronos of Flynn
City. Tbe cause of bis great wealth Is the
reoeptlon of a fine, boooolag boy, presented
to him oo the evening of his granl ball.
The new arrival hasn't registered yet but
we suppose he will be Oilled William," la
honor of his illustrious father. Mother and
child are doing well
The two ladies of G'asgow village, who
recently took a sled ride and lost part of
their conveyance wneo near borne, have the
sympathy of Mssrs. Joo F. anl Jos. nol
len ia their Sad bereavement."
Ttie Lutheran, of O'asgow will erect a
parsonage near their ehuro at that place,
for their pvs'or la the near future.
Schwtrtz. ot tht At tOOQoV 7ri7MAt tat av.
nntylliii..... - .k
iuo utuK-inoo or
msK-m toarosniD local lntin,L- .ki.k
. .
L1,T AP'" II -tel register. Is nutleeable for
th. ...w ..j,.., . ... .
"" wuuiqk i c. : r.x-anena jno.
A. K air mnit a r
Hirker. Eo . of TL-x.ua-
hurg ; Jos A. Gray. Sheriff. CarroHtowo.
Pa. ; F.uas burner, of the firm or Ellas Dem
er, Wiiliaro-iport Lujiner company. Jno.
ofleld. Lock Haven, and Joo. Leonard,
of Anson vilie.
E I. Strayer. of B.rre. Huntingdon conn
tr, was ciicu ating among his friends at
CJ la-mow on ChrUtmaa.
Mrs. (J. U (;iagow's thirty fifth births
day wa- celebrated with much by ber
rnsn? friend at their residence at Glasgow
oo ISt'unlay eveoiog, D-C. 22
Hr. B F . Bowman and Miss Mamie Mc
Cartney. Both of gade township, were
married on Christmas eve at he residence
of the bride', pareuts at M ionUItt Dale.
Uev. U (i. Smith, tha Cantlat mmM sr-
, f .r .v.
w ceremony
shr.. lasiHsl.
eaebers- Iostltuto met on Moa4y
!l lb" C,,lrt llo"- continue In
yntil F"1T fterooon. Two h..
",r" "oa eiiht Uuh...
- - wa, sax. ajvra
ware enrolled aa
Tueid,
ayevaoioa, being tbe larueat nnmher
I 'V, ero'!-4, o Institute m this eoonty.
Un Monday .aDg . of w.
cotoe w d.nva oy J:e.. Uwgt, ,,, of
j r7Ds.bUr" mLU WM respond toon bw
I cait of the teachexa he Miu a uu.
I ofp .. . , Lw.sun,
, a,,., Jan
, PlUled vocalist aan .
Ulenn, ao aceom-
i whkh b.p. ...... . .
numoer CT 6ongs
cmoi maoner (Oat was
I July appreciated h, tfca audience wha man-
Uestea fielrdellgft by Jrequent outtursts
, f app.ause. MM4ri- Brumbaugh and
-esllt. two teacher, froln lh. ouln of tbf)
-oDty..MgB daer, mbUlh WM recfiid
wl.h well marled appiow,.
On To.d.y nignt the Wture by Ur.
limm oo th. suhjee: er "Blood heat, fever
and thermomsu,.. profM fto !,.,,,,
-nd lostroeilve subject aod a number of
useful points were given to the tsaeh.ra.
Colonsi Kusti u. conwell on Wednea
dsy niuht, delivered his lector "Silver
Crown or Corn a King." to a crowded honsa
andth lecturer sustained hU world-wide
reputation as a ni.rrrm r.t. .
a ST aw 4 US( tBUUi Mi0
laraa audleare w wall rUt-f J with the
rhttrtainment.
items frwm Ciarrolltowa.
Carrolltown. Pa, Jan. 2nd, 1889.
Fx. Fbekmax : On Tuesday evening of
last week Mr. Magdalen Bearer, wife of
Mr. Jno. G. C Bearer, of Carroll township,
gave birth to a mate child, alnce which
time no to Monday afternoon last she had
been very 111 and died. Mrs. Bearer was
aged about 45 years, and reared a large
family of excellent children, several of
whom have grown to manhood and woman
hood under her kind and christian mother-
I ly care and who. with tbe bereaved father
and husband sadly mourn her death. May
tbe deceased reap the reward of her good
and virtuous life. Is the earnest wlah and
prayer of her many friends. Her remains
will be laid to rest In St, Benedict's ceme
tery to-morrow. (Thursday.)
An alley running from Carroll to Camp
bell street, In this borough, was opened on
Tuesday.
Mr. Joseph Stitch bas material oo the
ground for the erection of a dwelling In the
Spring, near Mr. Matthew Weakland s ho
tel at tbe fair groande.
Mr. James Harbridge, watchmaker, has
purchased a lot of ground from Mr. D. A.
Luther, on Main street, and designs the
erection of a fine building In the early
spring.
Messrs. Harry Thomas and Mat. Behe
have rented and are operating a coal bank
on what la called tbe Barnlcle place, a
couple of miles north of town.
Christmas and New Tear days were
rather dull In Carrolltown, on account of
the roads being In bad condition, yet our
merchants claim tc have driven a better hol
iday trade than for some years past.
Mr. Ca leb Gray, one of the solid men of
Hastings, visited Carrolltowc on Friday
last.
Tbe ehlme of bells In St. Benedict's
tower rung out the old year on Monday
evening. The same evening our cornet
band discoursed several pieces of mnslo on
the streets and several old shot gans were
brought Into requls.tlon to shoot 1883 Into
eternity.
On New Year's day tbe first mail was
carried between this place and Hastings, by
Mr. John Westover. of tbe latter place, who
Just received the contract. The post office
at this new and flourishing town is located
In tbe hardware store of Mr. I. L Binder,
who has been appointed postmaster. Mr.
Bluder was reared In Carrolltown. and we
can safely ssy that be wltl be a very aceom
modatlng aod efficient postmaster.
Mrs. Mary Tabner. wife of Mr. Francis
Yahner. died at ber borne in Eider town
ship on Tuesday evening of last week. A
remarkable Incident in connection wl'.h de
ceased and Mrs. Magdalen Bearer, notice of
whose death also appears In these items, la
that tbey were both married at tbe same al
tar on the same day and died on tbe same
day. Mrs. Yahner was about SO years of
age at tbe time of ber death and ber good
qualities endeared ber to a large circle of
friends and acquaintances. Tbe remains
! will be interred at St. Boniface to morrow.
! (Toursday.) Tom.
Ht. Bataiiraeo Itcana,
St. Dos i r ace, Jan. 3rd, 1889.
D&vab Frkkmam : As nothing of impor
tance from this vicinity bas been reported
to you of late I will give you the following
Items.
Our new town of Tlastings Is growing
like a willow there are now about seventy
dwelling houses built and some of them in
very good style. Tbe town plot was well
laid out and when built up the towo will
present a handsome appearance. Tbe
streets are named as follows : Harvey,
Spangler, Beaver, Coleman and Mitcbel
Tbeie are others bot I baye not yet learned
their names. The streets are fiom SO to CO
feet wide and well graded, there are seven
avenues which are 40 feet wide ; three
building lots 60150 feet are In a square with
a 20 feet alley between each square. Mr.
Thomas Ott. of St. Boniface built the
first boose In Hastings last March In which
two families bave been living ever alnce.
Tbe town Is one mile west of St- Boni
face and 3' miles north of Carrolltown.
located oo tbe farm of F. J. Baker, who is
still living there and pleased to see tbav
wonderful Improvements going on. It Is
partly In Elder and partly In Susquehanna
townships, oa Brnbaker ran whlcn passes
throngn tbe middle of the town and tbe
railroad follows tbe run. Two trains eome
and go dally and busloesa is lively. There
are now eight stores and eleven bote la. I
am told that tbey are ready to make appli
cation for license.
Mr. J. D. Kelly, or Altoona. better known
as tbe "oil man" wbo has been leasing land
through Northern Cambria and parts of lu
diaoa and Clearfield coon ties for tbe past
three years, bas at last succeeded In getting
a company organized, conslstlog of some of
Altoona'a best business men with ample
crpltsl. wbo intend t commence drilling a
well for gss at or near tbe two gas wells in
Canoe township, Indiana county. If they
strike gas they will pipe It across tbe coun
try a distance of 40 miles to Altoona. lbey
bave some of their machinery already on
tbe ground aod will commence drilling la a
few days. Mr. E. M. Bilden. of Bullet.
Pa, bas the contract for drilling, at f l. M
per foot, tbe well to be but down 3.000 feet
unless oil or gas Is found sooner. Mr. Kelly,
who I? superintendent for the company. Is
an experienced man wbo bas been engaged
for a number of years in the Butler oil re
gions a ad will inch the wotk rapidly to
completion. That the company may be
successful In striking something that will
pay them for tbelr Investment Is the earnest
wish of Yours trulv.
Moxtes.
C'bIM Wltst Wwawerfal Head.
A Ur. and Mrs. floss, of Morrel'vllle.
are tbe parents of a es walttt a re mar kable
head. The child was born about two years.
At It birth It was apparently sound and
bealtty. all its paits, Including, Ita bead, be
ing of natural size. Souie timeAfter tbe child
was born its head began to grow outnf all
proportion to the rest of its anatomy. Doc
tors were consulted and everything that
medical acieace suggested was applied to
stay the unnatural development.
All efforts proved futile, however, and
th growth oc the bead continues. It ia
now tblrty-sis inches in circumference, or
almost as big round as a half bushel meas
ure. Th body Is about the nght propor
tions for a tw-year-old child. Tbe little
one cannot stand, owing to tbe weight of
Its head ; neither can It apeak, but It seema
to onderstand what Is said to it and to bave
all lu mental faculties unimpaired. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross a are for tb child very ten
derly. Tbey do not "make asboVofir,
but when anybody ealls to see it as atany
i d they fo not boeitat fa gratify Uieir
j cariosity. A Pittsburg dime-museum man
ia said to bave offered Mr. and Mrs. Ross a
j large sum for tbe eh I Id for the purpose ot
exhIUting It as a freak or nature, but tbey
Indignantly rejected th proposition.
Tba eaase of tba on natural nrowtb of tbe
child'a head la called by tb doctors "hydro
cephalus." or. Ic plain English, It ia tbe
accumulation of fluid lo aod about the
bralo. Medlaal science bas no cur for tbe
malady, and daa'.b is liable to occur to tbe
sufferer at any time. Jofmstoun TrU,un.
-eklme Araleat SmsI v.
Th Rest Salve in tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises, bores. U leers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or do pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money infonded. Price 23 cents per bor.
hold at tbe drug store of E James. Eocds
burg, and W VY. McAteer, Loretto.
ITastlars rtlpDlnara.
Hastings. Jan. 2 1689.
Editor Fkfemak. Your correspondent
wishes tbe readers of tbe Freemas a bsppy
new year.
Mr. Kirk Stewart was In town last Satur
day.
Uauk Bros. & Otto expect to erect a large
saw mill at this place In the new future.
Dr. Fraocis Gtasser, the veterinary sur
geon, of St. Boniface, was In town on last
Saturday selling horse aod cattle powder.
Tbe doctor bas one of tbe best powders In
tbe market.
Anthony Anna. J. P., la company with
Jacob Eoontz.aspent Christmas In Boctown
and reports bavlng a pleasant time.
If the partie In this place who base been
selling liquor without license do not stop.
tbey will be called apon to vindicate them
selves. Mr. Leonard Uartman will take charge of
bis new hotel next week. We wish him
all tbe success that one friend can wish an
other. Mr. Peter Glaaser, of St Boniface, is at
tending the County Institute at Ebeasburg
this week.
Mr. Frank Yeager, Jr. who was In Altoo
na learning to botcher, bas returned borne
and expects to start a meat market In this
place lo the near future.
Mr. Charlie Uartman. wbo Is attending
school at St. Vincent's, payed a yi-lt to bis
parents at St. Boniface during tbe holidays.
Mr. Watt bas moved Into bis large build
ing which be will use as a dwelling and
store.
Our town bas seven stores, all of which
are doing a good business.
A young man named Frank Entlet from
near this place went to St. Boniface oo
New Year's morning and there at
tempted to celebrate tbe day by putting off
a snot of powder. Tbe powder was put in
a bottle and placed under a stump. He
then attempted to light It with a paper
fuse. When be lit tie paper tbe powder
exploded and the glass and powder struck
him In tbe face, burning him badly and
cutting several arteries, aod it is thought that
be will lose one of bis eyes. This should
be a warning to all persons wbo handle
powder. Slick.
Aabvllle Itenia.
Ashville, Pa.. Jsn. 2nd. 1K89.
Dear Freeman : I send you these few
items and bope they will be of interest to
your readers
Dr. A. B. Delozler and wife of this place
started Sunday for Renova. Clinton county.
where tbey Intend spending a few weeks.
M Iss Oda Burgoon Is visiting friends in
this place.
Mr. Andrew Durbin wasooe of our guests
on Saturday evening. Glad to see you.
Andy, and we welcome you back again.
The church at this place in course of erec
tloo Is being delayed onweconotof bad
weather.
Miss Cora Deiozier, wbo bas been away
for several months, is home to spend a few
days. -
We are glad to Bee Charles Burgoon'a
smiling face on our streets again.
A sleighing party from Gallitzln visited
our town on Sunday.
Mr. George McUlucas and wife are visit
ing friends in this place.
Business is booming here as usual.
Mi. A. I. Biers was a visitor to our town
on Sunday. C. & C. P.
Ketiw-wl Brpert.
Tbe following is the report of the Chest
Springs schools for the month ending De
cember 28tb, 1838:
Room No. 1 Emma Little, teacher.
Number of pupils enrolled, 45 ; average at
tendance during month, 40; per cent, of
attendance during month, 90 Tbe foliow
pupils wem perfect In attendance: Elic
Conrad. Winfie'.d McDonald. Thomas Calla
han, Willie Callahan. Willie Randall. Frank
Wharton, Willie Little, Walter Little, Floy
Kelly, Willie Conroy, Harry Lear v. Jerry
Noon an. Maudie Perry. Edna Perry. Blanche
Litzlnger, Maudie LHzinger. Lizzie Leary.
May Callahan. Bertha Crouse, Mamie Cal
lahan, Viola Charles mod Grace Ilamelton.
Room No. 2. Olive Topper, teacuer.
Number or pupils enrolled. 31 ; aveiage at
tendance, 27 ; per eent. of attendance. 87.
Tbe following pupils were perfect in attend
ance : Aie Conner?, Blanche Douglass.
Rosle Charles, Mary Cramer, Dick McRen
zie. Ross Lsary. Frank Leary, Walter Perry
and Joseph Wlrtner.
Cetaaaaaaleatlwa.
Chest Springs. Dec 26, 1888.
Dear Feiemas : Miss Anna Grimes,
teacher ot Eckenrode scool No. 4, Cat roll
towoahlp. treated ber pupils numbering 50,
to a joily sleigh ride on Friday, Dee. 21st,
vUitiog ber sister Miss Ida, teacher of the
Trexler school No. 1, Clearfield township,
and spent an Interesting afternoon in a
spelling contest.
TLe teacher and pupils ot the Trexler
a:bool enjoyed the pleasure of being vic
torious, while tbe teacher and pupils of
the Eckenrode school cd Joyed their defeat
with a merry sleigh ride and a giaud upset.
S. B.
MAKRIAUE UCESSJES ISSL'ED.
The following marriage ilcensea were
issued by tbe Clerk of the Orphaos" Court
ror tb two weeks ending Wednesday, Jan.
2d. 1P89:
Ernest Is ley. Mineral Polar, and Ellen
Simoauna. Jackson township.
John A. James and Motile E. Fattoa,
Jonnstown
Oeorge W. Morgan, Jonstowo. aod Llllie
M. Goss, Beaver Falls. Pa.
D. A. Grime. Cleaifield township, and
Ida Trexler, Oailitzio township.
Joseph F. Zunrterlin. Tunnelbill. and
Magtcle J. Mack. Patcb. Blair county. Pa.
Robert Watson and Catharine Sherwood,
Caisandra.
Julius Gergetehy. Westmoreland county,
and Mary Ennk. Cambria City.
Andrew 4. Strarer. Johnstown, and Sadie
C Shafer, lioaedale. Pa.
Lincoln G Moog. Masilloo. Ohio, and
Harriet E. JnboMown.
Richard Johnston and Barbara Wads
worth, SnmmerhtlL
J. L.. Boers, Coal port, and Minnie E.
St raver. Head towostlp.
AucDht II. Molleo and Emma Doepfer,
Johtiatowo.
Ealia Berkeypll and Anni E. Mills.
Franklin borough.
Enoch T. Baker and Almanda Trefts,
Job a town.
Sylvester Plttmaa and Ida M. Ross, Wash
ington countv. Md.
Find ley M. Smith and Ida M. Slater. Johns
town. Alex. Merman and EK Zopko, Leeefcburg,
Joseph Dojle and Jaoe Higgins, Caasbrla
bo rough.'
MlitoaJJouglass and Elizabeth Pluexet,
Carroll lowosbip.
Fmery tiwlUy and Mary Boden, Cambria
borough.
Btomo aaodera aod Dorothea Klein, Par
larr. Millard V. ICoberU and Coroelia J. HougD.
lonnsiown.
XAIRIED.
BEERS -STRA.TER -Married at tb res
Idenottoftb odsiattng clergyman !n Eb
eoaburg. on Tuesday. December 25 tn. 1888.
by Rev. B. A. Bower, Mr. J. L. Beers, or
CoaJpoit. Pa., aud Miss Minni Ktrayer, or
GlaodAle, Cambria county. Pa.
DIED.
NOON Died at oar home In Manarer
townxhip on Monday, December 31st. lAtm,
Miss Mary Ana Noon, aged about 68 year.
Rapture eur guaranteed by Dr. J.B.
Mayer, 831 Arch L, PhiUdslphla, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busl
nesa. atUatjT tiw tnnnuand ctt rnrn ris.
- - j v ..
otters fail.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
By Tlrtoaofan ordrroftha Court of Ceramen :
I'lw of I'anibria roantjr, and to me direst- t
el. I will expora to puhlle sale at tbe Hotel ol
Mra. Brooktwnk, in the borough ol Aih.llle,
Cambria eoooty, on
SATURDAY, JAX. 2G, '89, ;
AT X O'CLOCK P. M.
the following decrlbed property, to wit :
No. 1. A rertata piee or parcel of land, fit
U tu Chen lowBf hip. Cambria eoootT. fs.. a4
Jflolo land! el Charle Olll. Michael Cmnour.
Oeonra Crook. Jaeob luetrlck and otliars ; con
taining 56 acres mora or leaa.
JSo. a. All tha enal and other mineral! lyina.
beinc. In. upon and nnder a certain piere of par
eel ot laad sitoaia In 'het town til p. aforesaid ;
aajiinin land 01 narlea tll. AotnonT out.
Michael Uronoor and otb rs : containing 43 acre
more nr I.
TERMS t.FSALE: Ten per cent, oftbapnr
chaae nroner to t paid on tha day of fale. tba
balanc of the one-third on conbrmatlon thereof,
and the ba'anoe In two eqaal annaal payments
thereof with Interest, deferred paymenta to be ae-
cured by judgment auiea ol the i.arrhrr.
JAMfcSF. MYKKS.
Afxtiroee ol Samuel U11L
AajTille, Pa., Jan. 4. ISMi
LWiAL NOTICE.
Sophia
i Zinell
IN tbe Coon ol Common
I Plea of Cambria canty.
VNo. '.203 Jane Term IS".
I Altai Subpoena In Di
I vorca.
Henry Zinell.
COrNTY OFCAMBKIA. s
Ta (lommjTui th r Pewwti.vaicia.
To SOPHIA ZINELL. (m Jt o t
"VE COMMAND YOU. at heretofore com
V T manded that all matter ot hufinesa and
exeuaea beinc aet atde yo be and appear In
vear proper peraon belore onr Jadses at F.hen.
tars. at oar Conrt o( Common Plea, there to re
held on tbe first Mender ol January next, to "bow
eanae. II any yea bare, why your boohaod Henry
s.inen, anoald cot be divorced from tbe bonus ol
atrtmony which be bath contracted with von
tbe said Sorb la Zloell. aareeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited aralnsl yon belore oar fald Court;
and tbls you shall In no wise omit at yon' peril.
WITIKs the Honoraiile Kubert L. Jobnston.
President or onr said Court, thla third day ol
December, A. K-. loss.
H. A. HOF.MAKK.R. Froth -v.
Atte.t JlrSKPH A. OKAY. Sberi3.
Ehcnsbnrx, Dee. 14. lwS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Charles Cooper
vs.
Amanda Cooper.
"I IN the Court of Common
I fleas ol Cambria countv.
t-Ns. M Sept. Term.
Alias nunoena in li
) vorce."
COCNTY OFCAMBKIa, BS.
Tbx Commonwealth or Pkhhsylvaui a.
To "H ARLKS 'OOPKK. lUnrma :
"TTTE COMMAND YOU, as heretofore com
fy tnanded that all matter of business and
excuses being- set aside you be and appear In your
y roper person before our Judges at Koensbura. at
our Court of Common Pleas, there to be held on
tbe first Monday ot January next, to show cause.
II any you butt . wby your wife Amanda Cooper,
rbould not be divorced Irora the bonds of matri
mony which she bath contracted with you the
aaid Charles Cooper, agreeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited avalnst you I el ore our said
Court ; and this you shall In no wise omit at your
veri I.
WiTNEsa the Honorable Robert L. Johnston.
President of our fald Court, this third day ol
Deoember, A. I. It
H. A. SH OEM AKKK, Protb'y.
Attest Ji ISKPH A. OKAY, Slier' tl.
Kbensburir. Dee. It. 1M.
AltOUMKXT 1.1 ST.
Jas. 7.18SW.
Snppes -.... vs. lohnitown Lum'r Co.
lKnaboe vs. Jady.
Makin vs. Caster.
Kale on V Hi. F. Cook Assignee.
Kills... vs. M rran.
Corn vs. Plerson.
Vse WelslliDK vs. Hradley.
Stne. t. Kvans.
Sm ......tl. Masters.
Same , .vs. M&thew.
Same vp. Haodalph.
Same vs. Stewart-
In re extension ol llml's of KasiOoneuiaugh Bor.
Koad In Jackson towmhlp.
Srherles.. . vi. Nlcol.
Williams vs. KohlnoA Co.
Schedd. Plff In ex.vs. Alwlne. Iefl Is I.
Coia'l ex rel ys. Sopr. Lower Voder
township.
Road la Cpper toder township.
Stabler v. Craver.
dates. Son k Oo vs. Ktke.
Kor.ol Johnstown vs. Kennedy. V
Kuletn Allred Ashton Jj.
In re petition of Wm. Switxler.
Kale on W. A. NoeL
McAlaaley ........... ,...vs. Oates.
Kauri ...vs. Lnictieia A Thomas.
1'om'llb vs. William.
Flynn ..... vs. Farabaogh.
Shoemaker vs. McHwen.
H. A. SHOE.MAKKK. I'roth'y.
Ebensbnrg;, Jan. 4. 1SS9.
STATE of Pennsylvania, Countv of Cambria.
Tbe Commonwealth of PenoJl Ivanta to
Elltabeth IHinn. UdsikkI county. Meath. Ire
land : Kooert Dunn, and Michael Imnn. Iina--wood.
county, Meatb, Irelacd : Mattbew Iunn.
Altoona. rilalr connty, fa . Mary aiiann. (n.
wood county. Meatb. Ireland ; liesgle Imnn,
(ireensburc. Pa. : Ed. L. Dunn. .Annie
Imnn, Oreensbanc. Pa. ; Kate Parrlvb. Pitts
b jnr. Pa. ; John S. Pat-run. Pittebarv. Pa. :
Acnea I'unn. Ptttsburs;. Pa. : Immel. Maaiele,
Peter. James and John Dunn, Alloona, Pa., Peter,
James and John being miners.
Oiiitiiii : Ton are hereby cited to be and
appear belore tbe Jo .tires of our Orphans' Court
at Ebensbara: In and for said county on tbe Bnt
Mcu.lay ot March next, then and there to -how
cause, it any you have, why the Court should not
decree steclne perlormances ef sontract between
Patrick Iann. deceased, and Matthew Dunn for
certain traet or lot or lot of laad situated In tbe
borough of O see la, Clewrrield eount. Pa.
J?S. A. HKAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburc, Dee. 11 IsM.
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber residing In Carroll township,
Cavbria county, will sell at private sale the lar-n
oa which he resides lour miles east of Carrolltown
oc the road leading trum Carrolltown to lxreito,
conlainlna 140 acres, about loo acres of which are
cleared, bavin thereon a two-story plank L.
hoare and frame barn. A bne orcnard is on the
premise aod tb farm la In a rood state of cul
tivation and la well watered. Eor terms apply to
Lbs ia been ber on the pre mires.
JOHN HOOUE.
I ttav
been a arreat sufferer from catarrh for over ten
years; bad It very bad. eoald hard.y breathe.
Some nlKbta 1 could not sleep bad to walk tt.
Boor. I purchased Ely'a Cream Balm and am
sintr It freely, ic ta worklna- a care surely. I
have advised several friends to use It, ao-' with
happy results In every ease. It is tbe one medi
cine above all others made to cure catarrh, and it
Is worth Its weight in fiold. I thank lioo I have
found a remedy I can use with safety and that
does all that Is claimed tsr It- It is curing my
deafness H. W. Sperry, Hartford. Conn.
1704. lWWJK
Policies written at short notice In tha
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
lad tlser FiraS Claaa Cenpaalei.
T, W. DICK,
UENT FOR THE
OIL.! HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMI
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1794.
Ebensbur. Juty t.mi.
SUR SH&YIllG PARLOR!
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS,
EBENSBURC. PA.
J. II. OANT, Proprietor.
THFPUBUO will always find ns at onr place
of business In business hours. Krerrthlna. kept
neat and cost. A bath room has been con
nected with the shop) where tbe pobllo can he it.
eoosniodated with a hot or oeld bath. Batb tab
and ereTjlhlna connected therein kept perfeetly
clean. Olsis towiu i srscuirr.
GOOD NEWS
Do you know that for oae dollar
you can buy one full quart of pure
Eight-Year Old Export Guck
enheimsr Whiskey
At the Old Reliable Drug House
JOSEPH FLEMING,
No. 84 Market Street.
A wbisaey that has stood tbe test and has net
sella aucb continued success aod popu erlty ibat .
at Is now oo need ad ttj evcrynodr to be tba purest '
aad Oaest whisky tfcat can be obtained atany ;
pricm. We know ttia.t It merits the thousands ol .
fr'Oir eonmeala we are oontinnally recelelas;.
e know the ears we bare siren l to merit the
ewoiaienta. Ws kas. It bas tbe aae we adeer
llasj 1 bare Is hardly aaali that does not brine :
as ktd words regard ins; onr para old tlx port I
Wbiaky.
Oar prices remain as here to lore : line (nil .
quart si ao, or six lor SS SC.
Old exuort er Caiilorwla urines fWd.e. tw
Ball rsssivs prompt attentten Mecarelv and
neatlyLaked and exprtwd sh I l!o accord
lnK tJ imeuoni lda7ss snipo nocora
-.uurees
.TnSVPlT "fiTPATIVn C QflV
wa, aa a AJUAIHU KM KJKJA
DRUGOISTS.
I R-l T:irL-rtf Sstrnrt Tif fclmrre To
i . . w . a. iiwiuIm a. 1.
j Jsn. . i?t?.-jr. j
T?OR SALE.
A 1
House and lot In F-beofburK. Pa. A never
laillnai sprinc. stable and oatbuildinr on prem
ises. Itqnire at C Dnlton A boo, hardware
store.
Lbenibanc. Oct. 12.16.
ELETION NOTICE.
r Notice Is hereby ajlven that the annual
election for directors of tbe Protection Mutual
Fire Iaoranc company of Cambria coun,y will
te held at tbe cmce of the secretary In Enena-bura-
on Monday. January 14th, 1SSU, between tbe
boars of lu a. m. and 2 r. m.
T. W. DICK, Secretary.
Ebensbnrs;. Dec 14. 1S&S.
STKAY BULL.
Strayed away from the aubcriler rei-1lnn
In Cambria township .n or a boot tha 13'h or tb
or November last a dark red bull about IS months
old wltb white star on forehead and white on
point of tail. Any Information of Ms wbere
abonts will be thankfullr twelve hr the sub
scriber. PATK1CK FAKKE.N.
Cambria Twp, Dee. 21. 1SS8.
i.1 Court of Common Pleas. Casrbria county.
To tbe heirs and Zeval reprentti ves of Oerrree
Oallaher. dereed. At the voance and anon
the petition of James Oallaher you are hereby
cited to be and appear before tbe 'ourt of Com
mon Pleas of Csn.lTla count, on Monday, Jaau
arr T. !89. to show cans. If any yoa bare, wby
James Oallaher. trustee fr the belrs ot Oeorce
Oallaber. eeeeased. should not sell certain real
estate at prtreta sale,
I WrrVKaMt the bottor&ble K. 1 . Tnhnplnn nrest-
dent l1 of said Court t Ebensbnrg this ten lb
day of December. A. I) lax.
H. A.SHOKM AKKK. Protb'y.
"W"HO WOULD HE WITHOUT A HOME.
ft The Beech roTe Coal and Coke com
pany, located et Oalllttiu. Pa., offer to sell seven
hundred (TOO) Lots on the sunny side ol Tunnel
Hill, not more than lour hundred yards from
ch arches and school bouses. As there will be
pure water ruunlnr through this district in less
than a year, and the Lots are located la tbe midst
ol a prosperous section the Investment cannot fall
to be profitable. We will se'l these Lots on
monthly payments to that all wbo wish may have
a home. All communications shonld be arid rest
ed to THOMAS HKADLEY
trail itzin, P&.
Dee. 14. 18SS. 3m.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Whereas letters of administration an tha
estate ot Jesse McOouich. late of Ports ne town
ship, Cambria ooonty. pa., deceased. bavinar been
icranted to tbe nndersfened. all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to make Dav-
ment to me witbout delay and those bavins;
claims a?ati.st the same will Dresent tha same
properly authenticated lor settlement.
JOSEPH MtOOVOH.
Adm'r of Jesse Mctlounb. dee'd.
Portage township, Nov. CO, 1S88.
LEGAL NOTICK.
Nellie Carpenter
vs.
Alva Carpenter.
"1 IN the Court of Common
I Pleas or (ambria county.
s-io. z(8 Nsnt. Term. IMS.
I Alias Nnhuorait in Di-
' vorce.
COINTY OF CAMBRIA. S.
Tbb ComnwwuLTR or PavHSTiVAMa.
Te NKLLlKi'AKHENTtR. Iltcrruu :
WEUIMHANI) YU. as seretolore com
V manded that all matter ot business and
exoures set alle you be and appear In your prop
er person before our Jndtres at Klecsbnrir, at
onr Court of Common Pleas, there to be held on
tne first Monday ot Jannar. next, to show cause.
If any you have, wby your husband Alva Carpen
ter, should not be Jivorced from the bonds of
matrimony wblcb he hath contracted with you
the said Nellie Carpenter, agreeable to Petition
and Libel exhibited against yoa before our said
Court ; and this you shall in no wise omit at your
peril.
WrrNi-sd tbe Honorable Robert L. Jobnston.
President of onr ssld Court, this third day o
December, A. I ists
M. A. SHOEMAKER. Proth'T.
Attest JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Kbensbuix. Dec. 14. lsaa.
Slierifl-'s Sales.
By virtue of sundry writs of Ftsrt Facial. Alio
Fieri Facial and Venditioni Exponoa Issued
out of theConrt ot Common Pleas of Cambria
county, to me directed, there wl'l be exposed to
pnhlic sale at the Court House in EbensNunc on
J10jYJ)AY,JAA" 7th, 1S80,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. M..
the following described real estate to wit :
All the riitht. title and Interest ot P. Hynn, A.
Flynn and James plynn, of in an to all
thoe certain premises and tract of land,
situate partly In White townxhip. partly In
Keade township, surveyed on warrant to James
Wilson, containing; about 2s 1 acres, an I bounded
as lollows : On the north by survey in tbe name
ol William Plunkett, on tbe west by Kobert Barn
hill and Henry Phillips, on the south by WlJIlam
tteorne. and on tbe northeast by J. Cullam, Jr.,
and . Town surveys ; faavinir thereon a lHre
spia'h dam. ui-e I for floatinir loirs, and a rail
road laid with T" l.-on. lor tbe purpose ol hanl
InK lumtier. and on which is lata out a small vil.
Isae. known as Flynn City, in the plat of wblch
town sundry lota bave been sold, and eome of
theoi conveyed, and this levy Is made subject to
tbe riKbts of purchasers wbo have written con
veyances or aareements for lots In said Flynn
City. This tract of land Is underlaid with two or
more veins of aitum.nus coal and set with stand
Inc timber, tbe surface Is we'l adapted to farm
Idc purposes. Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit ot C. 'oper. trustee.
Also all that other tract of land situate In
W hite t'wohip. Cambria county, known as the
Henry PMllir-t survey, containing about 30
acres (exceptlmr about 76 acres ot tbe surface
thereof eonvoved to W. K. C. Fleminir. wbo Is in
possession thereof) wblch said tract la bounded
on tbe west by John Marshall survey, on the
north and northeast py Kobert Harnhill and
James W ilsnn snrveys. on the east by William
tjoorg-e and Thomas Sanbora surreys and Clear
field Creek, and on the aouth by James Harris
and Ko'ert 31. ore surveys. This tract is within
one- ball mile ol tbe C. a. C. railroad, is all un
derlaid wttb coal and contains on tbe surface a
larre quantl y ot pine, oak and hemlock timber.
Als. all that certain tract of land annate in
White township. Catnbrla connty. surveyed on
warrant to Thomas Saeborn. containing about
ITS seres, and oounded as lullows : On tbe west
bv Henry Phillips survey, on the south by James
Harris survey, on the nortb by Clearfield Creek,
aed on the east by Day IHimmond tract, under
laid with valuable deposits of hituminns ;oal
and well set with different kinds of growing
timber.
Also, all that certain tract of land situate In
White townsblp. Cambria county, known as the
8imon walker surrey, eontaloina; about 600 acres,
and bounded as follows : On lheeat by Kobert
Harnblil. John Marshall, Kobert Moore and Mary
Brown surrey e : on the south ana west by Thomas
Sanborn and Simon Walker surveys, and on tbe
north and west by tbe (reonce Oral! survey. Ke
servinK about fllty a-res ot said trat conveyed to
heldler. aod also reserving about Otty
acres ol the surface thereof to Oeorae Olass.
This land Is nnderlatd with coal and set with
ftrswlne; timber. Aln includlna In this levy the
railroad with tbe "T" Iron thereon, so far as tba
tame extends over s ild tract.
Also, all that certain other tract ol land situ
ate In Keade township. Cambria county, eon
tainlns, about iloo acres, mora or less, and belnar
pan ol the Abram Wltroer aurvey , wblch said
tract is bounded as follows: On the nortb by
J ames Clark, on the east by N. Younckln, on the
sou III by Samuel Turner, and on tbe east bv N.
Yi.nnKkin Etate. This land la underlaid with
valuable ve n of bltuminua coal and well set
with stand:nK timber.
A'so. all the rivht of way. ties, strfnrers Iron
rail, spikes, switches, etc. opon all that certain
railway running" from the t;resson A 'lesrfield
railroad, near Flynn City, throuxb landaof P. a.
A. Flynn. Micnael Carroll. W. A. Chaplin
Younvkln Estate, f Christ Walters. Mri.StraTer.
Iiaiah Oates, W. McKee. Sarah Oaujs, and Ellas
Dfemsr k ('., belrs; about three miles In length,
and endina: at or near tbe MeOiffln mill on lands
ot E. DeenierA Co . excepting so much of tbe
fame as Is o nsttucted on tbe lands beretolore
advertised and to be sold as part of tbe Improve
ments of the same.
AIm., all tbe rltrht. title, and interest ot James
V Oallaher, of. In and to all tbst certain piece
or parcel of land situated tn Keade township.
Cambria countv. Pa., bounded and decrlted as
follows, via : Bew:nninc at a post near the old
Phtlllptbure road, thence by land of Chas. Ran
stead south SI de roes, west SO perches to a post,
thence by land ot James S. Oallaher 1"0 perches
to a stone pile, thence by land of James S. Oal-
aner east iu perches to a atone pile, thenee by
land Of Charles Katstead south 87 decrees, west
IIS rare es to a post the place et belnnlnir. eontaloina-
75 acres an. I I'M perches, more or les,
about IS seres of which er. cleared. Taken In
execution and to be sold at Ibe suit oi U. A. Lam
bo. n.
Also, all tbe rfeht, title, and interest ol Conrad
Stakeman and Mary Sttkeman. of. in and to all
that certain lot or piece ot around altoatel In Sth
ward Johnstown, oambria co mty. Fa., via : Be
irtnnln at a corner of Orant street and an alley,
tnenc by said alley west ISO feet to an alley,
thence by said ailey fj feet to lot of John Dea
est. thenee by said lot east 160 teet to Orant street
thence by aald street south 4&'- feet to tbe place
ot bealnnina. ha vine thereon erected a two story
frame bouse and otber out-bulldlnss, now In the
occupancy or Louis Weinman. Taken in execu
tion and to be sold at tbe suit of Henry Shatter.
a.lso. all tbe rlicht. title, and Interest ot Samuel
E. Omyle and Emma M. Croyle. ol. In and to nil
that certain lot or parcel of around situated in
T'pper Yoder township, Cambria county. Pa., vis :
Bralnnies; at a stump VS teet fiom a Sveamoro
corner and on line or a SO foot street, thenee by
said street sooth a decrees west. 143 teet to a poet
thenee by a 30 foot street south frtt decrees east ST
feet ip inches to a post, thenee by Mary V. West,
lsDd north S devrees ea.t 131 feet J Inches te a
post, th noe by a street north 51 decrees west S
Teet to fe place of beginning, beloc patt ol a
larcer tract of land warranted In tba name of
Thomas Vlckeroy which by sundry mesas con
veyances and assurances In the law a large
portion ol said tract of land became vested in
Cornealla H. Ylekroy who by ber last will etc .
dd direct and bequeath tb same to Mary V
West ten acres ol around ol which the above Is a
part, etc . havinc thereon erected a two story
Irame dwelling bouse and other outbulldlna now
in theoccunanct ot Samuel E. Croyle and Emma
M. Croyle bis wife. Taken In execution and to
be sold at the salt ofnse H. S. Uraham.
Also, ell tbe rl.bt, title and Interest nf Arroa
Lay ton. of. in and to tbe fo'.iowinc dnrnhnj
stat. vis : All that certain lot of ground situ
ated in Stonycreek township. Cambria county
Pa, bounded and described as follows, vis :
Fronting on s public road adjoining lot oi Joal
epb Sbr on tbe east by lot of William Imll and
Ell Kblpple en tbe aouth. bavins: thereon erected
a two-story Ira me house and o!ber outbuilding.
bow in tha occupancy ol Aaron Lay ton Taken
in execution and to te sold at tba salt ol use ot
Alex, f? lack boose.
Also, all lbs rlcht. title, and Interest of John E.
Ktrarer. ol. In and to all that certain lot or par.
ami of land or plot ol srroand situated la the bor-
" -nuaw.wn. tiami county. ft..U:
tnecom-r of Morris and Uibert streets, belns;
't ted ta tbe 6 b ward ot Jobn-own. Pa. The
s.mebelnc tbe Interest of Wm. Liu and which
I waa aaatcned to John E. Strayer Jane 16th 1SS6
l': 11 I,os 4 lo b aoldattbesnuor
Kobert bag err oa.
r-TKK.dS Une third of tbe purchase money
paid whan toe pronety is knocked down
to be paid whan toe pronety is knocked down
ana '.lie remaining two thirds on the cno ttrina.-
inoi tnedesxr. JUbtl'll A. ) H AV.
ttSEit'UI., lec.7, I",
Mjtna. i
Th.o Tail End of Old 1SSS
Tlie BeaiHniiM of 188
will be made n.emoranle bv WOOLF. RON TIIOMAS for low prices Our Overeoi
wiu on "" """" " . ... wi.r.n and rjuures cannot pMb!y convey a cor
i inKrrrnrni ii Lrwro iiv w in ua:iKaio.
By?nd Cb Mren's Overcoats ai.,1 heavy ea t'. The, ..eratlflj we make in uoloadit ;
to retook l- witnout 'parallel. N .t a prlc, w.M we but of tm fact y.u my
Mu?r? SiaTirom .or fioe.t Dress Suit or 0 reo.t fora yonn B-ntieaa dDto iu?
strong every-day Suit for a school boy, we will u ve more an1 bftter for the price we
than we bLIe eJer given before. Thfs deduction Sale is in oovjn u. . ,
buslnert. The Overcoats and heavy suits most be sold. The Ps ' n,
the early part of the season, and oow tr you nave a n.no
saving of aeveial dollars to you in your purchases from us.
. ..
lie Greatest Ecflrcliciis tsni
Fur Cans. 43 72. 89 cents ; former prlcf 9. ...$ I, St. .l.-3
riush X-cktac. 47, 75. 8" cents ; former pre,. .or. l tl i.
Silk Muffles. 37. H. 75 r-oU ; former pries. 75? . fel. l '0-
V... ..... tltnmm 71 rt 1 1 .25 ' tatHlT O I t-H S I $1.23 JloQ.
Bovs Piusu Caps. 17, 23. 42 cents
G IVEN AWAY I GIY ATVV.A.'Y 1
From now until New Tear's Day we sbsll continue to present each of our many cus'x.
tneis (purchasing good to tbe amount of f3 or ni re) with oue of those Uandsom 1 lusu
Photograph Albums which have delighted thousauds of our lady friend durlujj Cnrls.aii"
wetk.
REMEMBER, GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
Woolf,
Son
JOHNSTOWN, iPEiisnsrA.
ECKENRODE $c HOPPLE
have just returned from the Eastern 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 Styles of Woolen Dress Goods,
Flannels, Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Blanket.,
Comforts, Robes, Horse Blankets ; Rubber Goods of all kinds ;
fine assortment of Millinary Goods and, in fact, 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,
ECKEXRODE tfc HOPPLE,
Carrolltown, Pa.
VEK1
OVEROATS
-AT-
Ui3DERPRIC
3IARCI1 RIGHT
0
MARCH
THE LEAB IK Gr
READY-MADE CLOTHIER
OJT ALTOONA, Fa.,
0
NEXT TO P0ST0FFICE.
Not a single last Fall Overcoat was carried over to rust
'on the shelves, fade on the counters or to be injured by hand
ling. Ail such goods were sold to and bought by Stern, ol
ithe Golden Eagle.
. My present stGtk of Overcoat 3 is direct from the manu.
facturers, who obtained the fabrics from which they are coni-
' posed direct from those who made them. Consequently no
itax exists imposed by clothing speculators, jobbers, brokers.
imiddle-meu and the like. In buying a coat you pay buta
ismall price for the cloth, a small price for making it up, an da
'much smaller price to me fur bringing it here and offering it
,to you for sale. Thus I am enabled to sell Overcoats you
:may not believe it until you
(tnan any other house m Altoona, or m Blair county, or in
.this State, or, as for that, in the United States of America.
iBig words, it's true, but call
All of the aggregated New and Popular Fabrics enter iu-
,to the composition of the garments made up in the Latest
Styles of Fashionable Taste for the present season, which, be
iing strictly the case, no one who calls will fail to be astonish
'ed at the Marvellously Low
Qj superior uooas are sold.
saj Undercoats, also, at under prices, as well as
Ki 1 ii"XTrTl I r-sT r-r-T.- ns
JCLiXN X JLJL7LJLL4 LJJLJL
Made of the Best Materials, Fresh and Fash-' 3
ionable, in Great Variety and Extent !
C
m-4
of
TWELFTH STREET.
ESSENTIAL OILS.
WISTUOBEO, PEPPERS If T, PES'
ST ROTAL,NPEiKl.T, Ac.
ol prima quality, bought In any qnantltr lor cash
oa deliverly. free of broke Mure, commlas'ion. ator
aa, avo., by
OIG13 fc OLCOTT.
Importers and exporters. 81 William st New York.
PerasylTaa!. Agrioilturil Worls, Twk, r.
- . . '.inn III ryaw Ilia
rwki. ta.
oaasasssataiif. Wasraaies
A44xaas A. B. J ABQCHAB 60K. lark. Pa.
Ieo. 39. Ib&i itn.
YOU CAN FIND JESS.
! 1
sa
sa Sle in rrmn-
st the AdTtinp Horeau oi
, our awhar- T TTi stst m peir An
'iel aci,. lUjiill JM Hi MHMN
Do lu conuivi un ai- crjsma-ai. Ua.. laiea.
A a nivians !
m m Sanw i at-,
ti
.iw l..aAfitl 1 1 m t.r r at ftilOttf BLOCK Ol UHU I,
. . .
. : . . 1 . . . ,r will nfftT
ton in tbe Prices of
; former prices. 23.
ii, 40, CO ctS.
& Thomas,
AT
I -JU
STRAIGHT TO
!C5
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call arcund and see cheaper
and sec.
Trices at which such Radically
Stock.
NEXT DOOR
CE.
i STEEL WIRE FENCE
The cheapest and neste.t
i.awns. iSchool Iis I'oultry
harms, Turk and temeterv
I'erlect Auuimatie Ite. Als.i
Work. Write lor Trices. Sta
tr ol fence wanted . TAV1
lor arouad
i. Osr.leos.
and Hsies.
i is 1 1 wira
and qualw
ltA
2U A & Market Street, Viu
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Etenslmii Fire tacce Ajencf
T. "V DICK,
General Insurance Ageni.
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