tolran freeman.
EBKXSIUIK.
CAMBRIA CO..
PA.
FRIDAY,
JANUARY 'J, IS'Jl.
DEXMRUIC rTE-ESTBLCO!I.
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Democratic Statk Ckntrai. Commit-
TKKOF I'KXXSVI.VAMA.
lMin.Ai'Ki 1-hia. January 1, K'l. )
Th.- D. ni.H-iati- St:tt.( Central Commit-t.-e
of Pennsylvania will m.-et nt the Hol
ton Hons.-, liarri.-l.nrg. I'a..on V.-.lniay.
January 21. 1 .!, at 1 o'clock, r. m., for tho
rurp..-.of .-k-otii.x a Cl.airman an.l Por
manpnt y.-cn-tary and to transact such oth
er husini'ss a-i mav properly come before it,
Uenjamix M. Nkad. James Kerr,
Secretary. Chairman.
UlfAl AKO PF.BSOSA1.
The K'kxI sU-lKhiiiff makes the livery
men happy.
A slHuhlnir party composed of Johns
town ladies visited Elx-nsbiirfron Tuesday.
Mr. James P. McCanse, of St. Augus
tine, was a visitor to our oflice on
Tuesday.
A number of ladies from thf.s place
took- a sleighing trip to Johnstown on
Wednesday.
When you want first-class Job printing
(rive this oflice a trial. Prices the most
reasonable.
Mr. John Anstead, of Gallitzln, ac-1
companied by his son, spent a few hours in
town on Saturday.
Mr. J. E. Shields, of Loretto, tried the
sleighing; on Tuesday and visited our town
for a few hours.
Prof.-ssor John Me Cormiek principal
of the St. Augustine schools was in town
on business on Friday.
The nomination of Thomas Monroe as (
postmaster at Gallitzln was confirmed by
the Senate on Tuesday.
Mr. William Skelly, one of Gallizln's
good ritlzens and an old friend Of the Fisee
mav, was in town on Wednesday.
A Gauze-door range, almost new, and a
New Alma Heater at Read's sale on Thurs
day, January lMh, nt one o'clock, r. m.
Ex-ShcrifT Luther of Carroll tow nship,
and ex-Sheriff Gray, of Carrolltown, were
among the visitors to Elx-nsburg on Mon
day. Mr. Caleb A.Gray, one of Hastings' cn
prising citizens, tried the sleighing on Mon
day ami spent a few hours In town on bus-ln.--s.
Mr. Morgan Hughes, one of Ebens
lnirg's oldest citizens is on the sick list.
We Join with his friends in hoping for
h.ls speedy recovery.
The new board of Commissioners met
Motiday and appointed D. A .MrGough.
clerk; M. P. Kittell. Esq., counsel, and
Jesse IJolsinaer Janitor.
H. A. Shoemaker, of Ebensbnrg, was
slightly injured on Monday, at this place,
by being struck on the hip by a spring
pole. Smith Fork Courier.
rMr. Lemuel Hughes, of Iowa, son of
John T. Hughes deceased, has purchased
the old homestead in Summerhill town
chip and will make it his home in the fut
ure. A party of Ebenslmrg ladies came to
the city yesterday (Wednesday) in sleds.
One of the sleds upset coming over the
Prospect Hill, but no one was injured.
Jhnntmcn Democrat.
Complete sets of the works of Dickens.
Thackery. P.yron, Hums, Shakespeare,
historic-, liooks of travel, novels, and po
etry at Read's sale on Thursday, January
IMii. at one o'clock, p. m.
For sale or rent. A house of seven
room- in the East ward of Ebcnsburg.
Will le sold on easy payments. Possession
giv. n on the 1st of April next. Call on the
sub-cribcr for terms. Hexrv Pykxe,
Fur-! Fms: Hunters and others
should remember that (J. L. Fredericks, of
this place, pays the highest cash price for
otter, mink, red fox. gray fox, raccoon,
t-kmik. opposiim and muskrat furs and
skint.
LouK the four-year-old son of William
W. and Sophia Luther, of Carroll town
chip, died on Tuesday last from pneu
monia. His remains were interred at St.
Benedict's cemetery at Carrolltown on
Thursday.
Lost. A small heart-shaped silver
locket was lo-t a few days ago somewhere
between Mr. George Roberts' stable on Jul
ian street, and the Opera House. The
locket will reach the owner by leaving it
at this oflice.
In is-o there wore G.'tO,(m,0(iO pounds of
tobacco consumed in the United States,
Co.O.mo pounds of which was imported.
There were 4.(,r'.' cigars consumed
herein the same period, all but 40,ouf).(X)
of which were home-made.
Mr. John Beers, an old and well known
citizen of Reade town-hip. and a veteran of
the Mexican war, w ho has been seriously
ill for some time svast is said to l slow ly
Improving and his many friends have
hopes for his ultimate recovery,
Roliert W. McCoy, only son of General
RoU-rt A. McCoy, cashier of the Blair
County r.ank at Tyrone. Uie.1 at his home
In that place Saturday evening last of
pneumonia. He was a little over -'3 years
of aire, and was highly e-t.-emed by all who
ku. w him.
The J,,hn-town Diihj Democrat eamo
out in a new dr.--, f type and with about
two m.-he, n,.,W t() ,,. ,,.n(th )f -
urns on Tuesday. We are ad to see this
evldeneeof the Dnwraf prosperity ami
hop- its patronage m;iy (.,llilm,. to kt.,,p
pace with its improvements,
-Mr. F. J. Vamrht. of AHoona. a former
r.-:d-nt of Allegheny township, was visit
ing fn. nds i Carroll township in the early
part of the w,-ek andstopp-,1 in EU-nsburg
'"' w;i-v '"""'onTu.-MUy. Mr. Vaught
s about emtKu king in the grocery bush,..
In Alt. -ma and we wih him suc-.-ss.
T
-.i no ie,:ilis ,lf Mpi vVilsou
: ! :
wife of
"ii-on. or Altoona wh
o a couple
) ars aifo was a resid
were brought here on M.
'lit of this place,
nday on the ears
and from thence conveyed
to the cetnetry
at Iteth.-l. Mrs. Wi
son w as a daughter, of
Mr Thomas C.. Davis, of Cumbria town
ship. u.,d .!ie,i i Alt.-ona on last Friday.
Milium Shary.
h miner residing at
hv v.., i . .
onman. was struck
While win... ' .."''r'"
, railroad near B.-tis-
r-k on Monday .,, irwu f,,,m ,,.
;';,''N's,iavin U' i oken in
t pl.Hee- he received internal injuries
wh ctl may ,,.s,lU f;ttaIIy J(
T""'"h"sp!talut Alt.xma on Wednesday
-Wanted
an intelLVeiu lady or trentle-
nutri t
in I.. . .. i ' . . .
' "'"xPKiuceouriiew -foncise Cy.-lo-lieligioiw
Knowledge" to the at-
f'e.li'
o-ntloli of t...
, ""..ui K-oiie or fclicns
""r and viciulfv. ',.ri t ,. .
page.
i.ir. large
Handsomely illustrated. Over
title. Crnnili.t ..):.... i
. . ""niuin oook ever
i ldr..-s A. J- Potter, Manager, 3 East 11th
siet, ork.
-It will U- noticed in reading our local
'terns ,lial Mrs. A K R
mi Afrn
v , w,u therefore Ml everything
itio,it reserve. iN-ron wishing to get
r. h(iul(i ;itu.,ld ,
A--''ytiiui(j wiu b.-svid.
.4,,u iH-rsonal pro, rty at her res
idence ,ilis pu,,,, Thursd jailIliiry
w " 'II health of Mr. Read,
n o ,a "1!ikk hUe on a businesi
him... .. II. i
Mr. Joseph Bearer, of Caroll township ,
sjH-nt a few hours in town on Thursday.
One cow (2 gallons milk per dav)' one
heifer and two tons of hay at Read's sale
on Thursday, January 13th. Go.
Mr. and Mrs. Thilip Collins, of this
pla ce. started on Wednesday morning for
F lorida w here they will spend the winter.
The good sledding brings an abundance
of country coal to town, which is a convfln
ient thins? to have about the house in
winter weather.
Dr. Jones, of his place, has pur
chased the John O. Philips property on
Centrestreet. opposite the Jail, an.l will oc
cupy it on the first of April.
Editor KildnfT. of the Gallltzin Tio'i
enfor. spent a few hours in town on Wed
nesday and w hile here dropped in to see
the Freeman. Call again. Brother K.,
and stay longer.
Mr. B. Zolner, formerly of Carroll
town, but now a resident of Charleroi.
Washington county. Pa..where he is en
gaged in the furniture business returned
home to-dav after visiting friends in the
north of the county.
"Just a-going, going, gone" tothe high
est bidder at Read's sale next Thursday,
January 15th at one o'clock P. m.. kitchen
furniture, parlor furniture, bed-room fur
niture, stoves, carpets, tables, dishes, cow,
heifer, hay, books, etc.
Farmers and farmer's sons who have a
a horse and rig at their disposal, and w ho
are looking for profitable employment may
secure positions worth from thirty to sixty
dollars a week by addressing A, J. Potter,
3 East 14th St.. New York City.
The following appears in the Gallitzln
1'lnflirator of last week : "Xotlce is here
by given that an application will be made
to the Legislature, to change the law re
gulating the collection and time of pay
ment of County, State, Poor and other
taxes in Cambria county."
Superintendent McAlister, of the
Philadelphia Public Schools, who has Just
returned from a trip abroad, says: "A
notable feature throughout all the Euro
pean schools is that they employ very few
lady teachers. I saw but one lady teacher
in the schools of Holland, and she taught
sewing."
Anthony Jackson, employed by Taylor
t McCoy, of Gallitzln. has been arrested
and bound over for court to answer a
charge of stealingmerchandise, consisting,
jewelry, clothing, shoes etc., amounting to
about 100 from his employers. He had a
lot of the goods at the home of his parents
in Altoona where they were found by the
officers.
The Poor Directors at their last meet
ing made the following appointments for
the ensuing year: Steward, Thomas
Hoover; matron. Mrs. Hoover: house
physician. Dr. F. C. Jones; outside physi
cians. Dr. Bradley, Gallitzln. and Dr. Con
rad, Johnstown: counsel. Col. John P.
Linton. Johnstown, and D. E. Dufton,
Esq., Ebcnsburg.
While Miss McAfee, of Bairdstown.
near Blairsville, was stirring a fire in an
open grate on Sunday afternoon, her
clothes caught on fire and she was so
badly burned that she died at 10 o'clock
Tuesday night. She was a weak-minded
girl and was caring for her aged father.
His hands were badly burned in trying to
extinguish the flames.
Wash Reim. a freight hrakemon on the
Pennsylvania railroad whose home is at
Ligonier, was thrown from a train near
the BO oflice in Altoona on Saturday last
by the breaking of the train. He fell on
the track and three ears passed over his
left arm. crushing it badly. He was taken
to the hospital in an ambulance w here the
arm was amputated above the elbow.
Mr. Andrew Eckonrode, one of Carroll
town's live business men. was in town on
Tuesday night and left on Wednesday
morning for Pittsburg on a visit to his sick
wife, who has been for the past five weeks
undergoing treatment at Mercy Hospital,
in that city. We hope he may find Mrs
E.'s condition improved and return with
the assurance of her ultimate and speedy
recovery
The new Catholic church at Hastings
will be dedicat-d to the service of God on
Sunday, the 18th. The edifice is said to be
a fine and substantial structure and reflects
great credit on the people of that vicinity
who have contributed liberally to Its erec
tion, and to Rev. Father Edwin; O. S. B.,
whose energy and untiring 7.eal has been
Instrumental In carrying out the intention
of the donors
Samuel V. Lingenfelter, an old citizen
of Altoona, was struck by Day Express
near Bennington on Wednesday and
knocked down the embankment receiving
injuries that will In all probability prove
fatal. He had been visiting friends at Gal
litzin and started to w alk home, and being
very deaf, faled to hear the apprcachlng
train. He was taken to the Altoona hos
pital for treatment.
On Monday the newly elected county
ofhcials took the oath of office and are now
at work. The new ofiicials are Charles
J. Mayer, Treasurer, whosucceeds Thomas
E. Howe; Commissioners, John Kirby and
J. G. Lloyd, who were re-elected, and Pat
rick Dillon, w ho succeeds John Campbell;
Auditors, Joseph Hipps and George A. Kin
kead. re-elected, and William C. Berry,
who succeeds Joseph Griftin.
Messrs. Johnston, Buck A Co., bank
er, of this place, iner their first install
ment of 25 per cent, on Monday last. Asa
significant fact showing the confidence the
peoplu have In this firm, we are ate inform
al by Mr; A. W. Buck, the cashier, that
the deposits received that day overrun the
amount paid out and a t't lie close of the day's
business there w as l,3m more In the hank
than when they opened out in the morn
lug. Mi-s Catharine Trenkley, daughter of
Augustine Trenkley, of Carroll township,
while suffering from neuralgia during a
vi-it to Mrs. Kate Noel, at Hastings, a few
days ago, called on a physician w ho gave
h.-r some morphine pills for her relief. In
stead of taking the pills as Instructed she
took an overdose and passed into a sleep
from which she never awoke, and died on
Tuesday. Miss Trenkley was about 20
years of age.
The attention of our readers Is dint-ted
to the advertisement of Mnnn &. Co., pat
ent solicitors, in another column. Their
name is familiar to patentees throughout
the county. In connection with the publi
cation or the Scientific American for the
past forty-five years, they have made the
drawings and specifications Tor more than
one hundred and twenty thousand inven
tions, and their facilities for obtaining pat
ents were never better than now.
Lewes Strayer resigned the position of
principal of the West Indiana schools on !
January 1st. His successor has not yet I
b.-en elected. County Supt. Hammers ha
charge of the school until a new principal
is chosen. Mr. Strayer has been appointed
manager of agencies for the Fidelity Mu
tual Life, Association, of Philadelphia, J
with headquarters in Pittsburg. We are
glad to hear that his family will continue
to reside in this place. ImlUnux Democrat.
The fair at St. Augustine for the bene
fit of the Catholic church at that place,
which had been going on every night up j
until Tuesday, is now open on Saturday
nights only. People In search of enjoy
ment will find it a pleasant place to go and
sjeiid a few hours, and also thereby aid a
worthy cau.se. A good orchestra furnishes
the music for dancing, while the refresh
ment tables are loaded with everything
necessary for the comforts of the inner
man.
Any one who mails a letter ordering a
lottery ticket or sends a postal card relat
ing to a lottery, is liable to imprisonment
for eighteen months or a fine not exceeding
$500, or both.
The banking house of Johnston, Buck
& Co., Ebensbnrg, Ta., has resumed busi
ness as also the firm's associate institution,
the Carrolltown, Pa., bank. The people of
thLs place displayed great confidence In the
final rehabilitation of the bank, feeling as
sured that the business had been managed
carefully and conscientiously. TJieir trust
was not misplaced, the temporary embar
rassment, brought on by no fault of the
firm. teing now a thing of the past. We
congratulate Messrs. Johnston. Buck fc
Co. out he bright future which is in store
for them. Xew York American Banker.
For the Ix-nefit of the people living on
the line of the Pennsylvania railroad sys
tem within the State, and desiring to wit
ness the interesting inaugural ceremonies
incident to Governor-elect Pattison's tak
ing up the reins of office on Tuesday, Jan
nary 20th. 1391. the Pennsylvania railroad
company will sell excursion tickets to Ilar
risburg on January 10th and 20th, good to
return until January" Cist. Inclusive, at a
rate of two cents jicr mile. Sp-ctal ar
rangements w ill also le made with organ
ized bodies of fifty fir more traveling to
gether, whereby tickets will U sold at a
rate of a single fare for the round trip.
J. W. Sharbaugh, assignee of Daniel
Warner, will expose to public sale at the
residence of the latter In Chest township
on Saturday. January 17th, 1891. at 1
o'clock, p. m.. the following personal prop
erty, viz: Three cows, one horse, four
pigs, one mowing machine, one wagoti, one
hay-rake, one wind-mill, harness, one bug
gy, one cook stove, one heating stove, one
bureau, one lounge, bed and bedding, hay
and straw by the ton. one plow, one
harrow, one copper kettle and numerous
other articles. Terms made known on day
of sale.
On Tuesday afternoon about2 o'clock
John Brown, boss roller at the Cambria
Works, had his left arm so terribly lacera
ted that it had to be amputated a short
distance altove the elbow. He was caliper
ing the rolls to see if they were running
true, when his arm was caught between
them and his arm was drawn in until his
body, coming against the guard, prevented
further progress. The machine was stop
ped as quickly as possible and Mr. Brown
was removed from the terrible position.
Dr. W, B. Lawman, w ho had been imme
diately summoned, arrived promptly and
had Mr. Brown taken in the embulance to
the Cambria Hospital, where the arm was
amputated by Drs. John and W. B. Low
man. Although the shock to Mr. Brown's
nervous system i terrible, it is thought ho
will successfully withstand it. Johnstou-n
Tribune.
Will I.orale In the Went.
We are sorry to leant that Prof. A. R.
Read will not return to Pennsylvania as
w as stated some time time ago. Mrs. Read,
who has just returned from Portland, Ore
gon, tells us that it is his intention to re
sume literary work in the West as soon as
his health will jH-rmit. Our regret at his
loss is tempered by the thought that some
other locality in our great land will bo the
better for his services, as he will be a val
uable accession to any town.
Mr. Read is well known In this State.
He graduated from Layafaette College In
1S73. receiving the degree of A. B. Three
years later he received from the some Col
lege the degree of A. M., to which title the
College trustees and professors considered
him justly entitled by his scientific, literary
and classical entertainments. Since his
graduation Mr. Read has been engaged al
most continually in literary work, part of
the time as principal of the schools, in
which capacity, by his kind yet firm and
gentle manner, he gained the confidence
and thorough respect of all his pupils.
Mr. Read for six years previous to his de
parture for the West, held a responsible
position in the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia. He also suc
cessfully edited the Tyrone Herald for sev
al years and has contributed largely to cur
rent literature by articles in magazines and
periodicals. He is a man of exceptionally
pure character and eminent literary at
tainments; an Intelligent, clear-headed
thinker, a fluent writer and an unselfish
devotee to the cause of general education
and the elevation of the human race.
Narrlaco Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for two weeks ending Wednesday, Janu-
uary 7th, 1801:
William A. Brawley and Rosie Wyland,
jiarr townsnip.
Michoel Shoofski and Maria Dinda,
Johnstown.
John Lynch and Ellen Clark, Gallitzin
Andy Buhovezy and Annie Fisko Johko,
Johnstown.
Richard Goggin and Katie Boyle, Johns
town.
John Simmons and Lizzie Shuman,
Jackson township.
J. B. Harkins. Altoona, and Annie Mc-
Ateer, Benscreek.
Steve Duchaek and Annie Blanda,
Johnstown.
Michael Billies and Sadie Hill, Hastings.
Levi H. Weaver and Emma Weaver,
Richland township.
Albert Varner. Johnstown, and Mary
Elizabeth Bush, West Taylor township.
Michael Maxwell. Indianapolis. Ind.,
and Mary L. Skelly, Cambria county.
John Boyle. Johnstown, and Mary
O'Connor, East Taylor township.
Frederick Nees, Stonycreek township,
and Mary Snyder, Upper Yoder township.
Institute Procram,
Program for local institute to he held at
Wilmore on Saturday, January 31st, 1S01,
commencing at 0:50 a. m.:
Address of welcome, P. M. Brown; Re
sponse, Norrls Mason; Music by pupils of
High School; Should the teacher assist tho
pupils to prepare their lessons. In what
wav and to wlmt ertent Pnsf ttlfo- Mnefo
by primary school; Neglected art of oral
expression, Robert Davison; Recitation,
Miss Hanna Kneppor; Music by Institute;
Select reading, Miss Mary Kinkead; Meth
ods of teaching primary arithmetic, Miss
E. Kern: Essay, Miss Zufal; Music by In
stitute; Query box; Paper, Miss Kayes;
Education, Prof. John McCormick; Ad
vanced arithmetic, Prof. Biter; Recitation,
Miss Jennie Black; Music by institute;
Free text books. Prof. Marsdcu: Music bv
Institute.
Night session commencing at R--o r vi
Address by Prof. Biter; Debate, Resolyed
that the Indians have not Ix-en Instlw
treated affirmative, Messrs. Davison,
Weakland and Prinjrle: negative. Mr
Ilite, Kauffman and Diamond. Friends of
education cordially invited.
The Beeeh ( rrk Road.
New York, Jan narv C The formal wa-
ing of the Beech Creek railroad t th Vw
York Central has been accompanied by in
timations that the Central was ready to
parallel the Pennsvlv ania. 1'rpilHtnt
Chaiincey M. Depew says: "The Beech
reeh. roau has been taken by the New
York Central on the same tcrm l.tr .!, K
it w as acquired by the Vanderbilt brothers
anu ptner individuals. The road was a
necessary anlunct to the Central .-m..i.
has lacked a direct connection with the
bituminous coal regions. It w as needed, if
only for the actual coal supply of the Cen-
irai roaa, and its acquisition will save us
about fifty rents on everv ton .f ...
consume, and that pretty neary pays the
le.nai. ,111 i.iea or antagonism t, the
Pennsylvania is absurd."'
Jk. Dellffhtfnl Set1e f Tr t Waah
Isftaa via Pennsy Irani Railroad.
For several years the Pennsylvania rail
road company has run a series of excur
sions to Washington, D. C at a season
when the national capital is in a whirl of
pleasure and social activity, and these
tours have met with marked success. This
year the company has just announced a
series of three; to leave Pittsburg Jan
uary 15th, February 5th, and March 5th.
Excursion tickets, good for ten days from
date of sale, admitting of a stop-over In
Baltimore in either direction within tho
proier limit, will be sold from Pittsburg at
?0.oo, and eorresjondingly low rates from
other station in Western Penniylvania.
The tickets will be good for use on any reg
ular train of the dates above named, ex
cept limited express trains; and in addition
to the regular service a special train of par
lor cars and day coaches will leave Pitts
burg at 8 a. m., and run through to Wash
ington, stopping at principal stations. The
return coupons will be valid for passage on
any regular train within the return limit,
except the Pennsylvania Limited.
Both branches of Congress will be In
daily session, and. In fact, every branch of
the public service may be seen In the actual
work of conducting the government. The
public buildings, embracing the Capitol,
White House, Treasury, State, War and
Navy Departments, the great Smithsonian
Institution, the National Museum, are
open to the public every day and offer a
field for Interest and study that cannot be
excelled any where. The great Washington J
monument, the highest memorial shaft In
the world. Is In Itself worth a trip to see.
The rates are unusually low, and the lim
itation of the tickets ample for a most
pleasurable trip.
Beats MeUlaty.
Oneday last week Mr. Valentine Thomas,
of Carrolltown, In assisting Mr. McBeth, a
neighbor, to repair a pump, undertook to
godowu Into the well by suspending a six
ten foot ladder with a chain to a plank
across the top of the well, and made a nar
row escape with his life. The well was
forty-five feet d.-ep. with fourteen feet of
water In It. and Mr. Thomas had scarcely
got on the ladder when the hook fastening
the chain slipped and down he went like a
flash. He stuck to the ladder until it
struck the lottom, w hen the rung to w hich
he held pulled out and he went under.
Strange as It may seem, he escaped unhurt
and climbing up the ladder, kept above
water by standing on the top rung and
leaning against the side of the well until
the parties above hunted up a rope of suf
fiicient length and strength to pull him
out. Mr. Thomas certainly had a novel
exjHTience and we congratulate him on his
lucky escape.
Fair Meeting.
A meeting of the stockholders of th Eb
ensburg Agricultural Society will be held
in the council room oq Saturday evening,
January 10th. at half past 7 o'clock. The
purpose of said meeting Is to adopt a con-
stitution and by-laws, fix a date for the.
election of permanent officers and attend
to such othe business as may properly
come up. Every subscriber Is urgently re
quested to be present. A. W. Buck,
Secretary.
Bneklen'a. arnica Salve.
Tho Best Salve In the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ul"ers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guarant-ed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store of E. James, Ebuns
burg, and W. W. McAteer, Loretto.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Ths Editob: Ftetaa Inform yonr nsdera
that I hare a positive nmedy (or ths sbors-nanisd
diaeaso. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases hare been permanently cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FBEB to any of
your readers who hare consumption if they will
send me their Express and P. O. address. Bespeot
raUy, T. A. 8 LOCUM, M. C. 181 jrearl Bt. N. r.
1 lappy and content Is a bride with'The Ro
chester;" she lives in the lighi of the morning;.
Toltarn tttrt. witt Kotktiter- Lam O. AV Yjrk.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
BY Trtne of sn order inning out of the Or
phans' Conrt of Cambria county. Pa., the
nnderalitned administrator ol William I). Price,
late of Cambria township, in said county, deceas
ed, will expote to public sale at the Court House,
ib ujs uorougn oi coensourg, fa., on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30TII, 1891,
at s o'clock, r. v., ths following described real es
tale, to wit:
All that certain piece or oareel of land situate
n oamona townnip, t amona county, ra.. ad
joining land ol John J. James, Obadlah Keee,
eftate ol Peter Scanlan, John S. Darla and oth
ers, containing
IlSflD Acres,
more or less, about 100 acres of which are cleared,
having therein erected a two-story
Brick Dwelling,
Bank, Barn and Outbuildings.
The a bore dercnbed r rem! pee are situate abnnt
one and a bil; miles East ol the borouah of Eb-
ensourg aad are In a rood state ol coloration.
The place Is about a quarter ol a mile from
Bradley station, on the line ol the Ebecaburs; fc.
Cretson railroad.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money on confirma
tion of the sale, and the remainder la two equal
annoal payment with interest, to be secured
with bonds and mortitae. or judgment notes of
purchaser. The purchaser to hare the privilege
of paylns; the whole ot the purchase money la
cash. IlAVin D. PKTCE.
ADDISON P.PKYCE.
Ad mlnstrators of Wm.D. Pryee, deceased
Cambria Twp., Jan. 9. 18VL
AU TUTOR'S NOTICE.
In the Orphans' Court e f Csmbrla eountr.
In the matter ot the account of Anthony Anna,
executor of John Hlle. lata of Elder township.
And now, December loth. 18V0, on motion ol F.
A. Shoemsksr. Esq- S, L. Keed appointed audi
tor to make and report distribution of the bal
ance la the hands ol said executor.
Notice U hereby rlyen that I will alt at mr of
fice In the borons-h of Ebensbarsr on Wednesday,
the 4 th day of February. A. D. 1891. at 1 o'clock,
r. K . lor the purpose ol the aforementioned ap
pointment when anj where all parties Interested
may appear or be forerer debarred Irotn comlnc
In on said land. L. 8. KKAU.
EbeDSburg, Pa, Jan. 0,1991. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the Orphans' Conrt ef Cambria county.
In the matter ef the account of Anthony Anna.
administrator ot J. H. Wolf, deceased. Havtna;
been appointed auditor to dl; r bate the fund la
the hands of said accountant to and amonw those
letrallT entitled thereto, notice Is hereby siren
th at f will attend to the d sties of said appoint
ment at my office In Eoenara;. - oD Monday,
the 6th day o February. 189L. at 10 o'clock, A. M .,
when and where all parties Interested may ap
pear or to forerer debarred from comlnir In on
said fund. 1MINALDE. DUFTON.
Ebensbunr, Jan. t, 1891. A editor.
EX EOTJTOKS' NOTICE.
Letters testamentary en the estate ol Wm.
M. MeNeelia. late ol olearfleld township, baring
been aranted to the undersigned, notice Is bereoy
rlen to all tmrUes Indebted to said estate to
make Immediate mibmL and thnaa harlnar
claims against the estate will present them.
property autnenTieaied. lor settlement.
Hi'OIi H AO AN. St. s.uerestlne.
THUS. HAUAN, Oallltsln.
January . 18al. Auditors.
NOTIuE.
As my wife Harriet has left my bed and
board without just cause or prorogation, I hereby
notlly all persons not to harbor or trust her on my
account as 1 will pay no bills contracted br hmr.
.. M1HE MONTUOUEBT.
Wblte Twp, Dec. 19. lSuaJt.
TAOXALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKN ET.AT I. a or
Eumru, Piiia
IVOmce In Opera House, Centre street.
GEO. M. READE.
ATTO KN K V. A T. T. A w
EBcasacM, Pen si.
Offlca on Catr itreet, near Hig.
TAKE FOR
GOUT, BACKACHE, Pain la the $!de,
the Chest and the Joints, Neuralgia, ,
Sprains, etc.. etc., the
I M PORTED S
nun rvnn i riSUr
IT IS AND WILL EVER
The BEST. UNEQUALE0 REMEDY.
TTiwl with nrat success In the Iin wi 11
and Kuyal O-neral Hospital of. Vienna
ana many oiner&
Css Cudltsd Tsttiariisl sat cf T&sttssis :
i H'MWLy. Jan. A. -l
Tour anchor Fain Rxppller Is really excel
lent. One of ourSlstera. stifrerljiff from Rbeu-
TniUHm frr y-A-a. i-r.i-l r.nd notntntc to cure
Itor utit voiir Alienor ls:n E.2fe!ier.
School BISTKRS liB. KOTRS DAJLE.
SO Cents a bottle.
CF HOST DRUOtilSTS. OR DIRECT FROX
F. AD. RICHTER & CO..
,810 Broadtaw, JVese York. I
Kara-wean 1 1 eases, Ttndnlstadt. O'r.
Luuon, Vienna, Rotterdam. r-raffuJ
Svonsmm. Oiteu. Auremuerg. xipsio. .
83 KXSAL3 ATA2TX3.
FREE Books about other Anchor Re
. mediee ae Aooiicalioa. A
Oil 3 180 lj.
BETTER VALUES
aud more for your money In cv?ry ca.-w.
on every item is what we claim.
Writo our Mail Order Department for
of Dry Goods of any kind that you may bo
in want of; compare qualities and prices
with others you may find, and see if we do
not prove our claim every time. Only on
this principle of giTing the most and best
obtainable for every dollar do we hope for
your patronage. No sentiment In this.
We offer among other specials this
week
30 Inch Imporu-d Talloi suitings, checks
and stripes, 45 cents.
40 inch Cloth Suitings, mixed aud solid col
ors, 43 cents.
3G inch All-Wool Camel's Hair, all colors,
45 cents.
43 inch Chevlotte Suitings, 73 cents; In all
ultra fashionable shades.
50 Inch Scotch Check Mixtures. ui-diuui
dark eolors, 75 cents (sold uulvemally at
tl.00 elsewhere.)
For the Holiday special large aud ele
gant stocks ot
Handkerchiefs.
Mufflerp.
Glove.
Umbrellas.
Cents' Furnishings.
FANCY GOODS
And very extensive lines of
of all kinds at our usual low and attractive
prices.
Wo will fill your orders by mail to your
satisfaction and profit.
BOGGS & BUHL,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
"Seeing is Believing.
And the best lamp
ever made, like Alad
din's of old, "a won
derful lamp!" A lamp
absolutely non
eiploslTS and u n
breakable, which
fives a clear, soft,
rillisntWnlte light
of US candle pouvrf
Purer and brighter
than gas light, softer
than electric light,
more cheerful than
eitherl That lamp is
"The Rochester.
And with it there is no smoke, no smell,
no bmkn ehimnyi, no Bickering, no sweating,
ao climbing up of the flame, co "tantrums'
eor annoyance of any kind, and it never
needs trimming. Its founts (oil reservoirs)
being tough roiled seamless brass, with cen
trsl draft, it is absolutely unbreakable,
and aa ffl4aia taiiow can til.
Only five years old and orr ttro million rf
fWi lamp in tit. It must be a GOOD lamp to
make euch a telling success. Indeed it Is,
for lamps may come and lamps may go, but
the 4 -Rochester" shines on forever! We
make over s.ooo artistic varieties, Hanging
and Table tuamps. Banquet. Study, Vase ana
Piano Lampe every kind, in Bronie, Por
celain, Braae, Nickel and Black Wrought Iron.
Ask the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
trade-mark stamp: "Ths Rocotstkb." If he
hasn't the trtnulnt Rochester and the style you
want, or it ao lamp-store is near, aend to us
for free illustrated catalogue (and reduced
' price-list), and we will bos and send you any
lamp safely by esprese, right to your door.
. BOCHE8TKH. LAMP CO
43 Park Place. Hew Terk.
TeTunsfTrfsrrrs, snl sols Omw'l oJtoehastsr Pataats.
J7 Xerowt ln4 Stort a ts IFvrU.
HASTINtxS HOTEL.
U. J.SHETTIO. PsoriurTOR.
Located at the Station, near the centre of the
town, on t oarth Avenue. We endeeror to fur
nish the best accommodation! to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons In search
ot enmlort and qoiet will find It a desirable piece
to stop. The Table Is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best the market aSords. and
all the delicacies ol the season. The Bar Is sup
plied with the ebotcestof pure liquors and cla-ars
end nothing but the bent Is sold. Special atten
tion given to the care of horses.
11. J. bUllEITlU.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter ol the Brst and final account
of John Eger. executor or Margaret Ulllan, late
I vrasbiagtoo township, deceased.
Harms; been apdolnted auditor to make and
report distribution ol the lands in the bands or
the accountant, notice Is hereby wire that I will
alt at my offioe In h-nbor lor the purpose el
y eppoiaunenicn tonrsaay. jaauarj sin, ttwi.
. 10 o'eloek. a. m.. whea and where all parties
Interested may attend or be debarred from nom
ine; la on said rand. r . A. baUeaAaKK,
JJee. lv, irwot Auditor.
ADMlfi IS TR ATO R'S NOTICE.
Eftate ot Henry Freldhoff.deoeased.
riot Ice Is tereby alien that letters oi adminis
tration on the estate ol Henry t'reldhofl. late of
inanster townsnip, aeeeasM. nave Deen granted
to me. All persons Indebted to said estate are
nounea to mage payment to me without delay.
and these baring claims against the same will
present them, properly authenticated, tor settle
ment to SIMON COM K AD,
Administrator ot Henry 1 reldhoff, dee'd.
Lilly, Pa., Dec. 12, IBM. eu
TJHIR SALE.
X1 The nnderslrned will fell at prlrate sale
pieces of real estate situate In Munster township,
Cambria county. Pa. eontainlns; resoectlvely
sixty six and flltr-flve acres and allowance. The
Broperty is improved and In geod state of culti
vation, and will be sold at a reasonable prloo
and upon easy terms. For Fortaer particulars
call on or address Alrin Evans. Rtiensbunr, Pa.,
or LUXE KODOEK5.
December 12, 1800. Loretto, Pa.
H
H. MYERS.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W,
EBB-wavuM, PA.
WOfflee la Collonade Row, on Centre street.
T.
W. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W.
LBBHBBCHa, I'XHM'A.
SSnSfllll Attanftlnn uvmt tn ptilmi fnr Pah.
lion iJonnty, etc C&7-18-90
THE - STATE - CAPITAL.
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Legislature.
The ITarrisburg Daily Pa
triot, in addition to the general
news of the day, will contain full
reports of the proceedings of the
Legislature during ths session of
that body. Send one dollar and
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and get a copy every day during
the session.
The "Weekly Patriot is an ex
cellent family journal and will
also contain a report of the legis
lative proceedings. Terms: $1
per copy per annum; to clubs of
ten or more, 75 cents per copy
per annum, with an additional
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club. Postage on the Daily and
Weekly prepaid by the publisher.
The Daily Patriot and Free
man both for $Q per annum.
The Weekly Patriot and the
Freeman both for $2 per annum.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE J
F4DIHL SAILE.
A lot of ground In West ward ol the borough ol
xbensbunt. Iron ting VU leet on Julian
street and extending back 132 leet, harms; there
on erected a good two-storied
FRAME HOUSE
and ALL NECESSARY OUTBUILDINGS.
Also, a lot of ground In Cressoo, In Washing
ton township. Cambria coanty. near the Callan
House, fronting ss leet and extending back 83
leet. This lot Is an excel lea t location lor a store
or hotel. For particulars, call ea or address
T J. CONDON. Uallltaln. Pa..
M. D. KITTELL. EbeasburK, Pa.
December la, 1890 .St
NOTICE TO PERSONS
Dasixtwa to ivrasT l
Borough. Bonds !
NOTICE Is nerer7 given that the Borough ot
Ebensbunr. Pa.. Is about to Issue bonds In
the amount ot ft.OOO.tH, la sums el S1UO.AO
each, with Interest at the rate ol 4 per cent. er
annum, payable semi annually, tree Irom taxa
tion as far as the individual holders are concerned.
Persons desiring to Invest In such securities will
please make known at once to the undersigned or
Kerens C Uoyd, Deputy Burgess, the amount or
cumber ol such bonds they wish to purchase.
These bonds will be sold to the first purchasers
presenting themselves, hence the necessity ot
promptness In making known the numter ol
Ol bonds desired. E. E. EVANS,
Ebensbnrg. Aag. 39, 1890. Burgess.
' Tata Real Estate
TTOR RAT, "IT, !
A ttr)T ot ground In the West ward of the bor
ougb of Ebensbunr, Cmbrla county. Pa,
trusting on Sample street bsvlDg-thereon erect-
FRAME HOUSE
and outbuildings, all In good repair. For terms
or particulars call cn or address
JOHN NKAI.AN. Mcktowa. Pn..or
M. V, JUTTJ4X,fcbMbur(, l a.
AUGUST SIMOJS
G1LLITZIJ;
V. FOSTER,
Formerly of the I'lrmf Uela, Foster Jk 4slss,
Is Located at m ai 249 Main Street,
Jolmstown, J?.eu,
With a large and full stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Linens, Flannels, and Winter Goods.
Carpets and Oilcloths
of every description and everything in the line of House Furnish
ing Goods at the lowest prices.
evert WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
BE U?
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
mi-.-Ss-lr
OVERCOATS I
Clothing !
Having returned from the Eastern cities I am now prepared to
show you the largest and best
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods at the lowest prices in tho
county. As I buy and sell for cash, I can and will sell you Cloth
ing at prices that defy competition. Never before have the people
of Cambria had such an opportunity of buying first class goods at
such low prices. Call soon and see my stock, learn prices and be
convinced. Very Respectfully,
et3-90-ly
ONLY $20
HIGH ARM,
PHILRD'R
SINGER.
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
JeTQt to ST3l !
TXTot to XlscoIor !
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
Mark.
Clothing!
I l
I I
selected stock of Clothing, Hafs,
fwTK.
C. A. SHARBAUGH,
t'AKKOLLTOWN, I ENN'A
WARRANTED
5 YEARS.
15 DAYS TRIAL
llasSrlf-srttlMg Needle,
eclf-lhrea4lBs;shettle,ta
stats lees sad I lg;Ht-rk
Ins;, has tbe hsndMsMSt
weed-work, and flstest
set mt extra attmcbsnesita.
Uoal per stents tS5 or
S60 1 Hail for circular.
THECHWuQDCO.
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