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- FEItnUAUY 20, 1K1.
FRIDAY,
I.OCAI. ASD PFBSOSAI-
Mr. Milton Brown nnd wife, of Johns
town, wore in town on Sunday.
-Hon. M. Fitzharris. of Oallttzfn, Is lalAJ
up at with the rheumatism.
-Mi.-hael ltra.ll.-v, of Washington town
ship, was a visitor to Eln-iiabtirg nn Tues
day. Mr J. R. Urallior. of Johnstown, spent
a few hours !u town on Thursday on hus-
Ex-rurs. Joseph WW' for
of Ebon.bursr. but now of Creson, wai In
town on Monday.
Mrs flari Davis, wife of Isae Davis,
of the East ward of Ehensbure, died on
Friday February IX aped 3. years
Mrs Thomas riunket. oi i-auiiiui.
rompanied by her little daughter, visited
friends In rittburir on Monday.
Mrs Dr. Bladley. of Oallltzln, spoilt ai
few days In town vNitlng her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bender, during the present
week.
MW J. IT. Bracken and Oliver J
peeraer. two or tJallltzfn's enterprising cit
izens, paid the Frkkmas office a visit on
Tuesday.
Over three tons of dry poods for fi.000
pounds in actual tipures) were received one
day last week by William F. Cable & Co.,
the Eleventh Avenue dry goods merchants,
Altootia.
Theodore Rupe, w as hroupht to jail on
Thursday or last week on a charee or steal
ing clothing, etc.. from boarders In the
house of Mr. T. R. Davis, at East Cone
niaugh. At the recent license court in Bedford
county fourteen hotel and three distillery
licenses w. re granted. Two applicants for
hotel license were refus.-d and four were
held over.
For sale or rent. A house of seven
rooms In the East ward of Ebensburg.
Will he sold on easy payments. Possession
given on the lt of April next. Call on the
mbscrilwr for terms. Hknrv Bvrne,
Application has been made to Govern
or Pattisoti for a reprieve for Harry Marsh,
whose execution is fixed for next Thursday,
by Messrs. Wilson A Bell, attorneys, of
Clearfield county, on the grounds of insan
ity. At the election for City Treasurer in
Johnstown on Tuesday. James K. Boyd,
Republi an, was elected over Herman
Baumer, Democrat, by a majority L'-t. the
vote leinp HVtr, for Boyd and 1411 for Ball
mer. .To-rf-ph Casey, a tramp, whose home
was in Massachusetts, while stealing a
ride on a west hound freipht train on Fri
day last, fell from the bumpers near Ben
nington and was terribly mangled, dying
In a few minutes.
The paroiiapo of St. Mary's Catholic
church at Hollhlaysburp was entered by a
very menu thief on Thursday night of last
week and a gold watch and various other
articles, t)n property of the pastor. Rev.
Father Donnelly, were taken.
Oil. John S. Miller has leased the
Franklin House, which will Ik- greatly im
proved, preparations havlnp lieeii be
gun. Mr. .Miller was Tor many years pro-
drictor or the Kxeluwige hotel, and is a
popular landlord. Jliintiifjihta Local
Kfirn.
Furs! Furs! Hunters and others
fhould remember that i. .. Frederick, of
this place, piiys the highest cash price for
otter, mink, red fox. irray fox. raccoon,
skunk, oppostim and niuskrat furs and
skin
From 15 rents to fl.oo will be paid
for skunk skins.
Frederick Wike. a Orman. who had no
known relatives in ihiseountry was struck
by the engine of second section of Day Ex
j,res on Thursday of last week near South
Folk and fatally hurt. The Injured man
w as taken to the Altoona hospital but died
shortly after his arrival.
At the letting for the erection of the
building on the fair grounds on Tuesday
evening, the following contracts were
awarded: Building stahle, to Fred. Davis
for ; grand Mand. to Oliver Evans for
exhibition building, to Oliver Evans
for ?lO; judges" tand. to Oliver Evans for
Among the bills Introduced in the
I'enusyh anin legislature last w eek was one
by Mr. Klwood. of Westmoreland county,
i'eiiuinng School Directors or Controllers
to purchase text loks out of the school
fund and to furnUh the same to pupils free
..rcost. and preventmgehangesoftenerthan
once In live years.
Mrs. Alfred Wallace, of Philipsburg,
Center county, w hile preparing dinner on
Saturday, went Into a closet for some edi
bles. The closet also led to the cellar ill
which was alxnit two feet of water.
While in the closet she was attacked w ith
paralysis and fell Into the water and lie
fore her condition was discovered she was
drowned.
A portion or T.ock Haven was over-
flowed on Wednesday as a result of the i
flood in Bald Eagle Creek, w hich w as with- 1
in two fi-et of lx-ing as h'ph as in June, '
ls.i. The business portion of thtt town !
was not flooded. The river commenced 1
falling at noon on Wednesday, having !
reached the twelve foot mark without do- j
ina any damage. I
Elder James Darsin. an aged minister
of the Christian church, whose home was I
at Rraddock. Pa., wns struck by a train at !
that place on Monday while walking on J
the railroad track from the residence or his '
daughter to his dome, and instaiitlg killed. :
The deceased was eighty-two years or age !
and leaves a w Ife and nine children to sur- !
Vive him. all of whom are grow n up. Mrs. '
D.n-ie s a daughter or the late Stephen
Lloyd, or this place. j
About noon to-day (Tuesday) Emmet
RImmIcs. who lives .,n tin- Bedford Pike,
near Oak street, accidentally shot himself, j
He w as shifting mark on thehillsiile above '
Poh.Tiie.v brewery, and the weapon was
in sum,, unknown manner discharged, j
The ball took effect alxiut the junction of I
the u,,per third of the thigh. It hxlgcd d i - j
rectly in the gr ,iu. Drs. St.itler and Ha- j
nierextraew the ball, which was of thlr- ,
ty-to r.v.ibre. The illium, or hip bone, ,
was considerably fractured. Rhodes was
carried to his home. His wound, while :
(juite serious, u not necessarily fatal. He '
Is at-.ut twenty-two years of ape and mar- 1
rl.d. JhnMti,u n Tribune. I
-The heavy rains of Sunday night. Mon- '
day and I uesday, falling on the snow re- ,
mau.mg i the wo,,,, caus,.d on of i
Jeav.est Bi-kU that has been known It. this '
eci.on of the country for years, with the
exception of the flood of May 31, j, Con.
. ram. uamage has U on d.. at Johns
town, whose position between the Cone
inaugh and the Stonycreck makes it cs-I-c.ally
liable to damage by floods. I the
Thlrwnth ward, between the railroad and
the O.nemaugl, river, the water overflow,
lai'L,Mr',S fn"" tW ,0 fiv,, ''t. -nd
also fl.i.,,. XearIy a, tllP on
Mam s,r.t wen- filled with water A
gn at numU-r of p..pe living l the flood-
distric. re,vi their families and fur
Iilture to places of safety hWore the water
reached the,,, a., (.,lt ofr U)).,r
The i..lllp,,rmry hr,,Uw Bt Fast Conma, h;
the U.vaW. ,,rUI(f(1( thB pan,y ro,lsfnlct.
'd ttalnut striM-t bridge and the Point
t'J idg.- we,,, all wept awny.
lT .r. v Marsh, whose exe-utlon
v 111 I
take plaeo on Thursday of next week un
less something unforeseen oecurs, txars up
well and from all outward appearances will
o upon the scaffold to meet his death
without flinching. He eats and sleeps well
and does not appear to lie unnerved at the,
approach of the time for paying the penal
ty for his terrible crime. The scaffold on
which the execution w ill take place Is tho
same one on which Carter was hung, and
will be placed In position next week. Af
ter tho execution of Carter the scaffold
was taken down and stowed away In base
ment of the Jail.
From M. Auiattln.
St. Acocstise, I'a.. Feb. 18, 1801.
Editor Cambria Freeman:
Dear Sir: Mrs. M. 1. Carl, of Clear
field township, died on Friday of last week
4 She had he.-,, Ill for about
afT(.ction of . stom;i
two years witn
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an affection or me stomacn uu n.-n
attacked by la grippe about a year ago,
her constitution was so much debilita
ted that she was not able to stand both dis
eases, and finally after long and patient
Miueruib, uuunu
She leaves a husband and a large family of
children to mourn her loss.
Mr. Frank Dillon, of this place, w ho has
lieen suffering for several weeks with an
attack of pneumonia. Is recovering.
A pair of goats chanced off at the St.
Augustine fair, fell to the lot of Mr. Hugh
ollins.
It is thought that the Catholic fair w ill
net, when all the proceeds ure In, fully one
thousand dollars. The exact amount can
not be determined until the watch contest
closes, on St. Patrick's day.
The following is the list of officers elect
ed at the late election in Clearfield town
ship: Justices of the Peace. E. R. Dune
pan and John Behe; Supervisors, Thomas
(fittings and Martin Thomas; School Di
recters, James McOough and Bart Hub
bard; Assistant Assessors. S. M. Douglass
and Silas Ryan; Judge of Election, J. J.
Donahoe; Insectors, John Glass and
Theodore Storm; Auditors, E. R. Duncgan
and T. T. Byrne; cTownship Clerk,
John Durbin; Collector, Simon P. Xagle.
J. M.
F.tiiNbarir Borough F.leellan.
The election in Ebensburg on Tuesday
resulted in the election of the Republican
ticket in both wards, with one or two ex
ceptions. Following is the vot:
ROKOt-Cill.
Burpess Young, 121; Shoemaker. 02;
Young's majority, '-.. Collector Davis,
1. HG; Bvrne, eS; Davis' majority. 4S. Aud
itorWaters, 11 5; Wilkinson, 10; Waters'
majority, 7.
WKST WARD.
Burgess James Young. 71: H. A. Shoe
maker. 72: Evan E. Evans. 2. Collector
Isaac Davis. 77; Win. Bvrne, 70. Auditor
A. J. Waters. O. E. Wilkinson, SI.
Council Ilosca Evans. 7; M. D. Elx rly,
v.. School Director Dr. Davison. 77;
Morgan Hughes, (W. Judge of Election
r. I j. Fredericks, James McBreen, 70.
InsjM'ctor R. L. Thomas, 7.r.: Thomas
James, i'.'.i. Assistant Assessor W. H.
Connell, 7: A. E. Render, 70; John L.
Stoiigh, 7o; II. J. Crouse. 72.
K A ST W ARI.
Burgess James Young, no: H. A. Shoe
maker. 2i; John Fol.-om 1; Evan E. Evans,
2. Collector, Isaac Davis. .V.; Wm. Byrne,
is. Auditor A. J. Waters. 4'.: o. E. Wil
kinson, 27. School Director R. R. Davis.
.''.: Joseph Brown. 10. Council F. H.
Barker. .V.i; John T. Blair. 17. Judge of
Election Johu I). Evans, ,S; J. B. 1 ennv,
10; Ed. Mason. 1. Insjieetor Samuel Lud
wig. M: tieo. C. K. Zahm, 23. Assistant
Assessors E. E. Evans, ,s; Richard Jones,
.VJ: W. I). Junes. IS; John tlarman. IS.
The I -ant Tonr In the Nerlea.
The series or tours arranged this w inter
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
j r
m Pittsburg to Washington have been
remarkably successful, due in great meas
ure to the liberal rate and high standard
of service maintained. The one remain
I
ing tour to leave March 5th, will undoubt
edly tarry its full complement of pas
sen pers.
Excursion tickets, good for ten days from
date of sale, admitting a stop-over in Bal-
i timore in either direction within the proper
limit, will be sold from Pittsburg at f..no,
and at correspondingly low rates from oth
er stations in Western Pennsylvania.
The tickets will be good for use on any
regular train of the dates alnive named,
except limited express trains; and in ad
dition to the regular service a sjiecial train
of parlor cars and day coaches will leave
Pittsburg at S:ou a. m., and run through
to Washington, stopping at principal sta
tions. The return coupons will be valid
for passage on any regular train within
the return limit, except the Pennsylvania
Limited. The rates are unusually low and
the limitation of the tickets ample for a
I most pleasurable trip.
The 91 ew Kali road.
A mortgage has been entered of record in
the Recorder's office In favor of the Girard
Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com
pany of Philadelphia against the Cambria
aml curllM Rai,road Company, to secure
j ds aniounti to r.VXKl,(.A the principal
!..,. . 'tJ oil.-
and interest payable In gold in 1JM1. The
premises mortgaged is the railroad con
structed or to be constructed from, at or
near Cresson station, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, to, at or near Kaylor station, on
the Ebensburg and Cresson railroad; thence
northwestw'rdly by the valleys of the Chest
creek and the West branch of the Susque
hanna river to McGec's, on the latter
stream, a distance of 35 mil-", more or less;
theme southwardly ascending the valley
of the West branch aforesaid to a connect
ion on the route first mentioned on Chest
creek, near the mouth of Laurel Lick
creek, a distance of 30 miles more or less,
together w ith the several branches thereof,
constructed and to be constructed or here
aftcr acquired in the counties of Cambria,
Clearfield and Indiana, in the State of
Pennsylvania.
X ly Nn, Rorer'a C'oolt Book.
It brinps to an anxious woman help In
the kitchen, such help as makes the most
of a little cxiericnce. Mrs. Rorer is a real
cook and teacher of conking; her fame was
won by making good tilings to eat and by
helping others to do the anie. Her Imok
is her useful self. There is no vanity about
It. You can b-come a successful housewife
with it, with common materials treated In
simple ways. Success in every part of
housewifery comes of a wise economy
equally far from meanness and extrava
gance. Special price in washable oil cloth cov
ers. Jl.ur,. when bought in the Book De
partment of William F. Gable A Co.,
Popular One Price Store, Altoona.
Marriage Lleenaea.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of tho Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Febru
ary IS, lS'Jl:
William R. Ream and Lassie J. Ringler
Johnstown.
Wm. B. Marks
Morrellville.
and Mary A. Edkius,
George E. Harris and Catharine A. Scott,
Summerhill.
Elias Nelson and Rebecca Kirk w ood.
r oiuiMow a.
Norman S. Lehman, (ieistown, and Liz
zie Bomgarduer, Scalp Level.
Calvin M. Bowers and Dora Herman,
UOOS LOW ,1.
More Tea tent A pro...
At our Branch Store
Altoona't Muslin, Underwear
and Corset store
We will sell this week
Another lot of those
Fine white Aprons
At 10c.
Corset Covers, '
Chemise, 25c.,
Drawer. 3'Jc.
Night Rolies, ' and
Infants' blips, 50c.
Aprons, J
,, . Gable &. Co., Altoona.
t ull line of Corsets.
I lappy and content is a bride with "The Ro
chester he lives in the light of the morning.
T tttarn mcrt. Mini, Kn)uil,r LmJ C. A7i Ycrk.
tiehool Report.
Following is the report of Ebensburg
schools for last sehwol month.
Aere
Enrolled, attend anea.
Teachers.
A life T.loyJ
KtBe Myers
Mkk Sheokle-
Annle Jone
T. B. AlHon
. i i ; ST 24 r 81 18 4'.i 4
1 i 30 64: W 27 4m:
3 : 14 Vi 2 12 a.: 3
. -: 4 i 11 M 19 ;
ft j II 10 21: 10 0:
Ua 1"1 13' fSrt! 14
Total"
The follow ing persons worejierfeet in at
tendance during tho month:
Room No. 1.
Jesse Evans. Bertie Connell. Arthur
Hill, Harry Jones. Ralph. Daxis. Tommie
Evans. Alonza Cresswcil. Carl Englehart,
Waldo Son ires. Fern Ludwig. Willie Crav
er. Lida Davison. Beatrice Mower. Maltel
Gnnt. Rosie Crouse and Katie Grey.
Room No. 2.
Ethel Shields. Mary Connell. Lizzie Lud
wig, Gertie Hill.Nita Evans. Mattie Ester
line. Annie Heitchue. June Davis. Eveline
Parrlsh, Pearl Kruis. Walter Jones, Willie
Borkey. Ernest Weaklen, Arthur Evans,
Gideon Downev. Frank Borkey. Edson
Hill. Emmett Weaklen, David Ludwig,
Otto Luttringer, Joseph Crouse and Harry
Heitchue.
Room No. 3.
Willie Leiehtv. Peter Ludwig. Joseph
Luttringer. Elmer Davis. Wellington Ev
ans. Herbie Evans. Willie Cole. Eddie
Craver. Myrtle James. Annie. McBreen,
Jennie Evans. Flov Stiles. Alice Weaklen,
Annie Owens and ltessio Evans.
Room No. 4.
Minnie Craver. Sadie Nipple. May Grif
fith. Blanche Folsom, May Davis. Mary
McCahe. Marv Nipple. Allie Jones, E. May
Davis. Willie McCahe. Amos James, Harry
Shinefelt ind David Thomas.
Room No. 5.
Carl Rivinins. Fred Jones, Edgar Evans
and Arnie Shields.
The class leaders are: Room No. 2. A
class, Ethel Shields: B class. David Lud
wig. Room No. 4. A class. May Griffith,
B class. Mav Davis. Room No. 5, A class,
Carl Rlvinius; B class, Annie Davison.
An Old Landmark.
The boronph authorities are filling up
the old well on the pavement in front of
the store-room of Mr. W. C. Shields, on
High street. Recently the pavement over
the well has N-cii sinking and the street
commissioner on AVitlnesday uncovered it
and found it to be dangerous, when it was
decided to fill the well up. It is about
forty-five feet deep and had about twenty
five "feet of water in it.
When it was originally dug the oldest In
habitant docs not seem to know. About
thirty years ago it was filled up by the bor
ough authorities and about ten years later
It was again cleaned out at the expense or
the borough, for the purpose of getting
water in case or fire. It was a wise expen
diture, as the water from this well saved
the town from destruction when the old
shop on the Gurlcy property burm-d down.
The building of the waterworks made the
old well useless and it was again closed up.
covered with locust posts and about a foot
of earth, and Then paved. It has h-cn re
pard.tl as dangerous for some time and fill
ing It up is the lxst thing to do with It.
A family Doty.
The home circle is sacred and life has
few charms indeed if family ties arc burst
asunder. The promotion of happiness and
the prevention of sickness are of prime ira
Mrtance in every household. It is in the
spring that old and young alike are most
susceptible to the hundreds of diseases that
fill the atmosphere we breathe and the wa
ter we drink. The timely use of a reliable
stimulant is the only sure wav to guard
against sickness in the home. Max Klein's
"Silver Age" and "Dunuesne brands of
pure rye whiskey are recommended by
physicians as the liest invigorator in the
world. Both are sold under a sworn guar
antee of purify. "Silver Age" at J1.50 per
full uuart hottle. and IJiiouesne at h.-Tj.
These whiskies are used exclusively in the
leading hospitals, which is sufficient evi
dence tiiat thev are the best obtainable.
Mr. Guckenheimer. Finch. Gibson and
Overholt are sold by Mr. Klein at 1 per
quart or six quarts of $.". His stock of
wines, hrannies. etc.. Is the largest in Penn
sylvania. Goods iiromptly sliipfied to all
parts of the 1'nited Slates. Send for cata
logue and price list, mentioning this paper.
Max Klein, 82 Federal street, Allegheny,
Pa.
Baralna at ScDonaldl Store, Lorn,
to, Penn'a.
Dress Goods. 5. in, 15 and 20 cents per yd.
Flannels. 15. 20. 25 and 3D cents per yd.
Kentucky Jeans, lo, 15, 20 and 25 cents per
yd.
Cassi meres. 40. 5f) and on cents jer vard.
Ginghams. Muslins. Shirtings, Ticking,
rt. at equally low prices for sjot cash or
trade.
Children's Shoes. 35c. to 75c. T pair.
Misses" Shoes, 75c. to $1.25.
Women's coarse Shoes, $1.(10 to $1.50.
Women's button Shoes, $1.(10 to $2.(.
Boys' Boots, $l.oo to $1.50.
Boys' Shoes. $l.o) to $1.50.
Men's Boots, $2.K to $3.nt.
Men's Shoes. $1.50 to $2.50.
Boys Caps, loe. to 50c.
Men's Cans. .Vic. to $1.00.
Also a full line of Groceries and Provis
ions will be kept constantly on hands to
supply the wants of our many patrons.
Prices guaranteed as low. if not low er than
Altoona or Gallitzin prices on sumo con
ditions, siKt cash or trade.
M. F. McDonald.
K Ind 1 1 nc Maay Farmera.
A party representing himself as a niem
ler of a firm called Williams A. Co., with
headquarters at 553. Grant street, Pitts
burg, is reported to have bled many far
mers in surrounding counties, and a few in
this county, out of sums ranging from $2 to
$5. He advertises, as an ageut. for a first-
class farm, and that he will pay cash for
the same. When a reply is received from
some tiller of the soil, wishing to sell his
land, he replies, stating that the farmer
send money enough to pay his client's car
fare out to look over the larm, aua ua pur
chase Is not made the nioney will he re
funded. Invariably the scheme works and
w hen the the farmer sends the car fare
neither it or the agent is heard of again.
Green Kbury Ite&ird.
A TVord For the llarkabafk Towel.
In our estimation there is no towel like
a Huck towel it is pleasant to use, it ab
sorbs the moisture quickly, it always looks
neat and cian. It Is made of fjnei linen
than the Crash toweling. It is a kind Da
mask, but much softer than the regular
German Damask. The warp and woof
cross each other at Intervals of five threads,
thus producing a uniform figure. There is
no towel like the Huckaback towel. We
have them at 5. 12"-, 10. l, 23 and 25 cents
each, and you'll be pleased with any of
them that vou buy. There is no towel like
the Huckaback towel. Linen Department,
Wtl Eleventh avenue. Altoona. Pa.
Wm. F. Gable & Co.
To Tearhera and nireefora.
It Is the opinion of the Department of
Public Instruction that the law does not
require the schools to te clos4-i on Monday
following a legal holiday which falls on
Nunday. The Act of ; Assembly ap
proved June 25th. 1S75, P. L. rage 170. pre
scribing the number that shall constitute a
school month, and requiring the schools to
lie closed on legal holidays, does not apply
to any other than ocftoit legal holidays
which occur on a regular school day.
J. W. Lf.kch.
County Supcrintcndaut.
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Ooltnary.
KAG AN. Died at her home in Allegheny
township, on Wednesday. February 11th,
ls'.ii. Miss Jane Fagan, aged il years.
Deceased was born in Huntingdon coun
ty on December 10th, 17VJ, and came to
Cambria county w ith her parents w hen she
w as seven years of age. She was a devout
member of the Catholic church and having
received all the consolations of religion,
died in the hope of a happy eternity. May
she rest in peace.
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Baenlea'a Arnlea Salvo.
The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
Bruise Sores. Fleers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give jerf.-ct satisfaction, or
money rerund.nl. Price 25 cent per box.
Sold at the drug store of U. James, Ebens
burg. and W. . McAteer, Lorctto.
Table Oil cloth.
W'e have Just received a fine assortment
n- l'n-k iVJ. n?w iwtty Patterns of
lable Oil Cloth. I yards wide, at 25c
and lb, yards -vido at 37;c. a yard. These
are perfect pom1s and not seconds, that are.
so often sold as Ihe best goods at these
Vrtv- Gable A. Co.. Altoona." '
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TAKE FOR
rRKEUMATISMl
CCUT, BACKACHE, Pains in the Side,
the Chest and the Joints, Neuralgia,
Sprains, etc, etc, the
I M PORTED
J" II UPUMU"
'Pill EXPElLEBv
IT IS AND VJILL EVER Bg
The EEST. UNEQIMLED REMEDY.
rH with c-r. t aiuvvct In the Imnerlal
and Boj-al General HuiitiU ot Vienna
ana ni&ny uutere.
Cm rniclldttl TwUnmUI ect of Tiunuadi :
Toor Anchor Pain Bxpeller U really excel
lent. Oneef ourSlBters, suffarlnir from Rheu
matism fer year. ecu!1 And not mug to cure
ner bat Your Anchor Pain Exr-eller.
Scuuoi. fclttTaRS 1 NOTRE DAX.K.
SO Cents a bottle.
I or HOST DRUGGISTS, OB DIRECT FROM
F. AD. RICHTER & CO.,
BIO SroadttxMf. Xm Torlci
BiMHBt II SB see Rudnlst&rf t. GT.
London. Vienna, Rotterdam. Prau.
aooatein, uiten, ouremoerg, ueipuc.
23 ?s::x lazna miszts.
FREE Books about other Anchor Re-
medtet on ApplKatMa,
Oct 8 1890 IT.
TtriDOWS APPKAISEMENTS.
W Notice U Lerebf given tbat the toll wlnn
named apprmiaementsol property appraised and
tet apart for widowi ol decedent under the
Act of Assembly ol the 4th day ot April, A.
1. 1S67, hare been tiled in tae Register's office
in and lor the county ol Cambria, and will b
presented to tba Orphans' Oourt ol said county
tor confirmation and aliowacce on Wednesday,
March 4th. 1891:
1- Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Katharine
Hoetecker, widow ot Leonard HofecLer, late ot
Stonyereek township, deceased. $13o
2. Inventory ana appraisement ol personal
property appraised and set apart to Sarah J,
Ktrkpatrlck. widow ol Michael A. Klrkpatrlck,
late ol Carrull township, deceased, "-"vl til.
3. Inventory and appraisement ol real esta a
aporaised and set apart to Mary Dlmond , widow
ot James I)imon4, late of Prospect borc-uua, de
ceased . $300.
4. Inventory and appraisement of personal
proi erty and real esta:e appraised and set apart
to Mary Prankhauser. widow of Jos. O Prank
hauser, late ol rjuft Tayior township, deceased.
3O0.
5. Inven'ory and appraisement of personal
propert; apprai.ed and set apart to Sarah M.
Lobr, widow ol William M.Lonr. late ol Upper
Yoder township, deceased. flS T2.
6. Inventory an t appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Catharine
Klrkpatrlck, widow ol James T. Kirkpajrick. lata
ol Carroll township, deceased. -37.
T. Inventory and appraisement of personal
Property appralrel ana set apart to Christina
'reldhod. widow of Henry Preldhoff, late ot
MunKter township, deceased. fMj.
8. Inventory and appraisement of real estate
appraised and set apart to Elizabeth Hurkham
mer. widow ol Juhn fiarkhammer. late of West
Taylor township, deceased. fJ3A 36.
9. Inventory and appraisement ot pen onal
property appraise, and set apart to Klisaneth
rlarkbammer. widow of William Itarknammer,
late ol West Taylor township, deceased. f03 64
10. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Olven
widow ol Henry W. Oiven. late of Johnstown,
deceased, 03"6.
11. Inventory and oppraliement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Marusret
Hochsttne. widow of Charles llochs'lne, lata ot
Upper Yoder township, deceased. 03uu.
Inventory and appraisement of personal
prooenv appraised and set apart to Ludwloa
itrosser, widow ot Prederlck tlrosser, late ol
Crovle lowncb ip, deceased .
CELEST1SE J. BLA1K,
Kbeusburic. Pebrnary S. Isj;. UegKter.
T-KIAL. LIST.
March Term,
butterbauKh
Sun) Assignee
ltowman. .... .
Liberty -
Second Week,
.vs. ('uDnlngham.
.vs.Comey.
.vs. Karnbart.
.vs. Ilverdorlf.
.vs. Liiitnger.
.vs. Maker,
vs. Same,
vs. Kerllnsev.
Hiutn
(lailaxber
Same
Keilh.
Miller
(alhKan..
W I ley's use....
McCombie.
Ctutnn.
MeVey
.vs. McKay,
.vs. Tbomaa a Sons.
vs. Humbert el al.
..vs. Wyland.
vs. Lenta.
,.ys. Suppes.
.va. Weakland.
vs. Haws.
vs. Hotecker.
..vs. Hopper.
.vs. Morrellvlla Cambria
Water c;o.
.vs. Casslday.
.vs. Leahey.
.vs. tamo.
Parre'.l....
Horner ...
McIonald .
Wike
Scbaaucr
Kvan's Kx
Maxwell
T. C. Else
Westmoreland andCam
brla Natural Uas Co.
Cresf well ...
rs. Hoerle Printing Co.
vs. Thomas a Sons,
vs. Strayer.
.vs. Haws.
Zltian
bwana a Co ..
JAS.U. DARBY;
Ebensburs;, February 2. 1SV1. Prothonotary
SPECIAL TRIAL LIST.
Pebrvary
23rd. isai.
Indiana Co. Dep. Hank-vs.
Anna.
Beck.
Prlnle.
. -ole.
Kutrnff.
(till.
Storm.
P. K. K. Co.
Hank Hrs.
McMollrn.
Huck.
Cambria Land Co.
. Same.
. Patton.
. McCloskey.
. Same.
JAS. O. DARBY.
Prothonotary.
Li txi os;er ., vs
Prl-Kle . vs.
I "reus well ,m... .vs.
1 rrl n .vs.
Same... .... vs.
Miller ... vs.
M Clary , Son... . vs.
YeaKer . vs.
Sloan.. .... ..vs.
Donahoe. AsslKnee..vs.
PlndU vs.
Hlte vs.
Cole et al a
IHass vs,
Same VS
Ebensbura;, Jan. 30.
VOT1CEOF INCORPtlRATlCN.
X Notice is hereby irlven that an application
will he made to the Court at Common Pleaa of
Cambria county on the 2nd day ot March next, at
two -'clock la the afternoon, under Act of As
sembly entitled "An Act to Provide lor the In
corporation and Keyulatton ot Certain Corpora
tions." approved April ia, 1874. and the supple
ments thereto, by Jno. Lloyd. O.J. lones, A. W.
Buck, Daniel J Dayls, Webster Griffith and oth
ers lor the charter ol an Intended corporation
called the "Ebensours; Agricultural S,lety."
the character and object ol wbt:b Is to Improve
the stock and and other larm products and to
promote agricultural and mechanical Inter
ests, and to have competition exhibitions, etc..
and tor these purposes to have, poseees and enjoy
all the rights, bench is and privileges conferred
by the Act of Assembly atoresald. aud Its supple
ment. S.L. K EE It,
Ebensburs;, Pebrnary e, 1891. Solicitor.
IXFCrTOR'S NOTICE.
J No: ice Is hereby a;l7en that letter testa
mentary on the estate ot Margaret McClulre. late
of Lore I to borooah. Cambria county, Pennsyl
vania, deceased . have been granted to me. All
persons indebted to said estate are notified to
make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same, will present them, prop
erly authenticated, lor settlement.
E. A. BrsH.
Executor ol Margaret MctJuire, deceased.
Altoona, Pa., Jan. Uith, isyi. flt.
RECEIPTS
Expenditures
or
Camlria County, Pa
nog
January 6th, 1S90.
TO
January 5th. 1891.
THUS. E. HOWE, Taaascaaa. Dm.
To balance In bands ol
Treasurer at
last
To amount ot Implicate.-
Ta amount received troia Redemption
ot lands
To amount received from Unsealed
Lands. 18M-1SSW
S 15.T80 04
93,578 13
To amount received from
Lands. ISM
To amount received from
Lands. 1887-188..
To amount received from Seated
Lands. 1 ,
To bonds laanw ,
To amount received from Constables.
To amount received from tavern li
censes lor use ol county
To amount received from miscellan
eous -!!"
483 98
to 000 00
8.893 75
19.8M26
1.197 81
8198.863 93
9 60,867 89
Balance In Treasurer's henda..
Cm.
By amount paid
As.es.ort and expense of as-
seasment a ,64 87
Auditors (Slate) mm
Auditors (County )... 8v7 64
Agricultural Association,
Carrolliown 100 00
Boarding jarors bo
Boarding prisoners. . ji 75
Building bridgesBalance
on work done In 1kks.. 4.360 00
Building bridge In lauo 16.86a 42
Bridge and road views e7 10
Honda redeemed 10 (ajo 00
Borrowed money. Plrst Nat. '
Bank, Johnstown. 10.000 00
Int. on 1 orrowed money.. a 000 00
Commissioners' salary 1..0 00
Cemmisslonera' expease.. 77 00
t'ommlssioners' clerk. 0woo
tlomuiissioDera' Counsel 400 00
1,341-5
8,785 II
Unseated
1JZ71 09
Seated
S.9&6 61
C6 0ii
1.1 41
i.je4
1.6 : 40-
as o
1.639 OU
8,051 91
61 61
836 a
660 00
600 Mt
8.838 07
104 40
1.019 67
8.840 T4
11800
61
48
11X6
IT.1 M
l.Sfl 4T
316 90
IS - W6
1.'.'41 67
600
l.uuei
Su 87
878 10
9-JO 84
378 14
ffsS 10
S.SO-100
1,480 40
1.116 11
281 00
So3 45
844 IT
J0 00
1,742 64
1,972 98
91
Ueedi to eouaty .
IX strict Attorney
KlaetloB
ExDressare and posts.
Inqaiaitlont
Insurance
Janitor or Conrt Honse
Jail aad Jailor
Jury Commissioner and
Clerk
Jurors. Orand . -
Jurors, Traverse
Jurors. Tallsmeo
Miscellaneous.. . .
Old orders
Probates .
Prothonotary
Printinc
Poor House IlrecUr..
Poor Hoasa order
Registry-
Kad damKei
Koad fund.
KeluBdlns;.... ..
Kecords
Ketemptlon of lands.. ..
Keform School -
Scalps
State tax
School fund..
Sheriff .
Soldiers' bo rial
Stenographer
Stationary
Teachers' Institute... ,.
Western Pennltentiary .
WeatPenn Hospital
Warren Insane Asylum .
By amount
Keu-atDlng In Constables'
bands ... ..
Exonerations to Constables.
Abatement to taxpayers
Trea-urer's commission on
License fund lor us of
count, 6 per cent, on
f 1.0O0. 1 per cent, on
81.0. and 4 per cent.
on balance.... .......
Treasurer's commission 6
per cent, on S92.444 24.
monies received and
paid out on amrunt on
amount o' duplicate,
rented and nneted
lands, and redemption
of lands, less abatement
to taxpayers, exonera
tions to Constables and
8 (iM.SS
6.324 S4
8,18-2 46
148 28
amount remaining; In
Constable's hands ..
. 4,822 21
2V per cent commission on
rw. 816.09. on monies re
ceived and paid from
other sources
6U ST
00,867 89 $198,863 93
Balance In bands ol Treas
rer... .TJE DISTKHTTS PROM SEATED AND UN
sea 1 cu ,sir ira.
Koad.
School. (
Adams township. 1887. 1888,
1889 and is
Ashland Ind. School Dltlrict.
Barr township
Ashvtlle borough
Black lick township.
Cambria township ..
289 78
8 00
26 09
1 18
1M 47
00 94
11 24
18V 3
2-28 13
17
SO 60
413 41
13 7
81 70
2 01
lex so
75 12
11 10
231 04
3X141
is 4
63 13
1 77
667 M
46
92 49
9 76
34-2 8
Stin 37
6 76
17 18
268 37
331 74
11 18
682 99
3S
1U 15
1U2 37
T14 46
63 49
Carroll township
Chest town'hip.
Clearfield township. . .
Conemaugh township.... .
Crorle township
Chest Springs brouab
Itean township .
Krnsburg borough.
Kldr township ...
East Taylor township
(tallltxta township
Jackson townsbp..
ST 9 21
64
12 60
4 ft)
T28 23
144 64
4 67
214 93
3 48
12 S3
Se 61
13 75
97
190 07
631 87
36 80
L.iny Dorougo......
Munster township. ..
Portage town ship.
Rea.Ie township. .....
Stonyere-k township. ..
Snmmerhlll township. .
Susquehanna township..
Unt Taylor townshlp..
Washlrgton ownfhlp.
White tiwnsblp
Lower Y Oder
83.413 48 84.796 73
or LICENSE FUND TO
DtSTKI BT'TH N
DISTKHTTS.
Adams town -nip.
8
34 83
84'2 O0
3 63
769 SO
143 60
171 00
108 47
71
178 13
106 6T
843 00
3M .
71 66
86 60
40 50
106 ST
7W 60
Ashville borough.
xtarr townsaip-
Carrelltown boron gh
Carroll township
Chest Springs borough
Cbest township... ..
Clearfield towuhli-.. ....
Croyle township
lteao township
Kbensbursr borough .
East Conemaugh borough ..
Elder township ..-
Franklin borounh
(lallitxln borough .
Maintain township .. -
Hastings borough . .
Johnstown eity.
16
i.T JO 00
liuy coroagn...
T6V60
36 60
366 00
14 -4 60
Tl 33
3M M
71 36
17109
Tl S.
4U7 60
SVl 87
Tl 83
178 13
Loretto borough.
Portage townnip.
Keade township... .
Klehland township..
Sooth P'org borough
Stonyereek townahlp
W II more borough .
Susquehanna township..
1 nnnneiniii oorougn
Washington township..
Upper Y Oil or township.
Lower Yoder
24.414 96
MOUNTS DUE FROM CONSTABLES.
C. F. Yeekley, Stonycreck
Peter Kelly, Jackson .
Archie Karreil. Proeet
A. J. Burkey. Orubbtown
B. F. Bnrkhart. West Taylor.
mio
91 S3
94 00
TO 68
S3 68
171 9i
817 74
130 33
666 66
163 46
84 17
171 46
84 08
87 00
20 25
73 63
21 6-2
33 70
643 32
230 08
617 06
63 8.1
l-2 70
1.166 87
1.015 2
4-J9 14
121 87
17 St
280 61
41 37
W. H. Killlo. East Taylor.
John Ream. Upper Y'oder
Bart Klbblett. Lower Yoder
John Hanlln. Tnnnelhlll borough.
F. J. Bearer. Carrolliown borougb
Alired Miller. Ashville borough
K. W. Deloxler. Clearfield townsblp..
C. II. Kyaa. i'learneld township
Thomas A. Brown. Washington tows-
William Pry ce, WaVLTngton townsbtp.
David O'Hara. Wllmore borouKh
John M. Watt, lal ttxin township
A. B. Marti, Oallltzln t iwnshlp .
Francis Erg. (lallltxtn borough
Anslem Weakland. Elder townshrp .
I J. Weakland Carroll township
W.K. Hurtnett. Summerhill township..
P. P. Miller. Hastings borough ,,,,,
L. J. Bearer. Susquehanna township.-
Isaae Harris. Johnstown
Porter K. Miller. Johnstown. .
A. J. Berkey. Johnstown.
J -hn p'ex, Jobostown
Neal Dorian
Joseph Steicb. Carrolliown boroagb
John W. Parks, Conemaugh township.
31 09
8 8.062 34
AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM CONSTA
BLES.
Peter Culltton. Cambria, 1st ward $ 6 00
Peter Culilton. Cambria. 2nd ward 101 13
John T. Harris. Johnstown 49 SI
William Celllban. Stonyereek 2V4 91
Archie P'arell. Prospect 17 Re
Edward Conerv. Conemauarb. 2nd ward 164 70
Caleb Butler Cooferdale 103 7S
Andrew Koucber. Millviile. 2nd ward. 4 00
Edward Conerv. Conemaugh 1st ward. 451 9
A. J. Berkey. Orubbtown 40 00
W. A. U hirer. East Cooemaugb-. 9 87
B. F. Burkhart. West Taylor 204 94
W. H. Klliln. F st Taylor 7944
UeorgeOllltnger. Woodvale Its 24
John W. Stork. Lower Yoder. 41 34
W. A. Lantzr. Upper Yoder 100 00
S. H. Bnek.Carrolltown borons h 3J 81
Alired Miller. Ashville borough 140 24
Andrew Calllban. Chest Springs bor-
ough-.. . -- 18 14
R. W. Deloxier. Clearfield township 365 00
I.. J. Bearer. Susquehanna township 417 69
Thomas A. Brown. Washington town-
ah 10 61 94
L. O. ate. Whit township 99 6
A.M. Shelly. Wllmore borough ... 747
ohnM W alt. ( a Ultxln township . 180 10
Oconee t eckley. Oalll'xin borough, 221 62
Aosle Weakland. Elder townhip 810 60
I. J. Weakland. Carroll township.. 164 83
A.J. Miller. Iean township 121 31
John Kochn. Summer. Ill township 131 60
.1.893 76
D
UE COUNTY FROM JUDGMENTS.
Lucinda Pi Ingle
31 42
E. B. McCartney .David Faloon and W
Peter McOoire"
E. D. Stork and Solomon F. Horner
Archie Karrei I.
Susan Woll and E J. Wolf
W. F Brentley and W. kl. Peters
20 95
64 -26
61 98
80 67
44 31
66
44
40
Neal McCoy
James B. Clark and Edward Clark.
$449 91
SSETS.
Balance la bands of Treasurer..
Iue county on Judgmrnt.
Due count j from Conata blea
J80.657 39
449 91
8.0(2 36
$69.169 66
. 811.34: 38
Amount ol assets over liabilities..
4 MOUNT OF MONEY RECEIVED FROM
V MISCELANEOUS SOURCES.
Prom Charles Wenkland. administrator.
on account of W. A. Rager 6 15 68
From I. Llllv. Steward ol Poor House... 84 41
From Oeo. W. Easly. Poor Hons. Direct
or .....,
6 60
From M. D. Klttell. sale ot land
40 80
From No. 63.1iecember term, 189f)...
From I Lilly. Steward ot Poor House
Prom M. D.KltteiL collections.
Prom Thus. Hoover. Steward of Poor
3 10
176 26
6 66
House 169 23
From Daniel Murphy, Co as table - 1 68
FromJ.C. Stlneman, Sheriff, jury lees
and Pbo. Rep. fees 88 60
From J. C Darby. Prothonotary. Pbo.
Rep. fee and fines 97 60
$1,197 81
1 IABILIT1ES.
Xj
Doe Districts OB
Seated aad Unseated
Lands.
$ $.210 60
Outstanding orders..
694 47
2,09 72
115 64
268 64
676 00
SO.OuOOO
t.552 90
81 61
11.241 38
Due Western Penltentlary..
Due Penna. Reform School - . ,, ,
I Hie Huntington Reformatory -...
Stone work on bridge at Duncan's Mill
Outstanding bonds ..
I Hie Pour end House of Employment....
Due Indtridnals oa redemption of lands.
Assets over liabilities
869 169 66
Given under oar hands at Commissioners of
fice In Ebeasbarg, I'a., this 30th day of January,
GEO. A. KINKEAD,
JOSEPH H1HPS,
W.C. BERRY,
Auditor.
Court crier and Up ctares.
Uoart H's expense , , ,
tmsiatlac ,, .
Criminal prosecution.....
RECEIPTS
ABB
Expenditures
OF
Poor aM House of Eiplojeiit
Cambria County, Pa.,
TOO
January Gth, 1890,
January 5th, 1891.
TBOS. E. HOWE, TRaasraaa. Da.
To balance due at last settlement..
To Requisition tor 1S91
To cash from 1. Llllv
To cash from 'loo. W. Easlv
To cash Irom I. Llllv
To cash from Thos. Hoover..........
$ 9 18 13
13,000 00
34 41
eeo
17 26
169 23
r .479 98
Balance due Poor and House of Employ
.$ 6.5S2 90
ment. .-.--
Oa.
Hy amount paid
Old of ders. ................. ......
..-$
1,063 08
297 43
2SC 60
64 00
Attorneys lee -
House servants. ..................... .....
Insurance. ................
Salary Steward and Matron..............
Salary Farmer... .............. ...........
Labor
Flour and leed.
Shoes........... . .
Meat
OroeeHes and potatoes.......... .........
Hardware........... ............... ......
Coffins at House
Comas and luneral expenses. O. D. P...
Repairs - ---
Invert eipenes. O. D. P.................
Pa. R. K. frelKbt.
Cash expenses and allowance, O. D. P..
onstablps' and Justices' fees, O. D. P
Physicians, O. D. P
Physician at Hons -
Coal -
Dry afoods. elothlns; and ruerchand'e .
Fertiliser and seed.... ........ ...........
Wasrons. sled and new bake oyen
Westmoreland aad other counties tor
melntenanr of paupers .. ..
Dlxmont and Warren Insane asylum and
Cambria hospital.... ................
Lumber.. ............... ...... ...
Printlnsr
Hlacksmitb and carpenter work
Cash expenses at House....
Harness
Livestock.. ..........
Balance due Poor and Uonse of Employ
ment. ................................
700 00
240 00
21360
6 66
260 60
6-J4 03
9-8 Tl
1S 1
VM 00
731 00
219 48
32 0U
63 40
4,766 44
291 86
3U2 4S
216 00
178 23
660 44
2W7S5
268 60
156 25
2.416 2S
SE4U 34
1I9 16
137 91
110 09
39 76
S3 60
$362 90
$22,479 96
gTOCK O FA KM.
Three bead of horses. 12 milk cows. 1 bu'l. 8 beef
cattle, 7 shoau, 62 chickens, 6 Turkeys.
pAKM PRODUCTS.
Slxty-fl 'etons of bav. 265 bushels of oats, 2J3
bushels of buckwheat. 126 bnsheis of rota toes. 4u0
bushels of corn In ears. 200 bushels of turnips,
1.649 beads of cabbage: butchered $ boars, tnaklna;
2 714 pounds ot pork; butchered a beeves, maktns;
lilSO pounds of beef; batehered 2 calve, making;
199 pounds ol veal.
J7AKM3 IMPLEMENTS,
Two two horse warons. 2 spring wsarons. 1 bos;
$7. 1 road cart. 1 farm cart. 1 bav rake, 1 srrain
..in , . ..,.., i nit smtntfi horaa
Ul 111, 1 WI 1 " . 1 , - wuw - -
power enarine and boiler, and chopper, S train '
cradles. T sevtbes. S axes. 1 crowbars, 1 pinch bar.
2 bay elevators, rakea. forks, etc. 7 set barneea,
bridles and saddles. 2 sleighs, 2 bob-slels. 1 loc
sled, 1 wheel barrow, I hand cart, 1 hay ladder, 1
elder press, shovels and bees.
JNMATES.
Number In House January 1st. 1890 eS
Number admitted daring: year 36
Number born 3102
N,mVr died dnnnsr year 16
Number discharged durlaa: year 18
Bemalnlns; In boose January 1st, 1891.... 70102
Of the Inmates remaining In the Honse Janu
ary 1st, 1891 , there 37 adult males. 3U adult le
males. S real, children, 2 ot wbom are Idiots, and
$ female children, one of wbom is an idiot.
XTAMES OF INMATES WHO DIED DTJH1NO
THEYEAK.
Joba O'Leary, Henry Bothweli, Albert Dlg-
HERE IS SIMON AGAIN !
FROM ALL SIDES
There Is a constant stream of purchasers to SIMOX'S Immense, tempting 10.ou salts
of Suits and Overcoats. The sale is different from any held by me, no matter v. hat.
Simon's Fnest Suits or Overcoats may be marked tl.'.oo. ( 15.(10, tlS.(J. $J0.00 or
$22.00 but they all go at this sale for $10.00.
Reflect for a 3Ioment.
TEN DOLLARS ? lo.oo.i gives ou your choice of any Suit or Overcoat (Men's) In
Simon's Store. Tho reason ti this reduction is we want to uuload our imtnensw
stock now on hand in order .. make room fur our Spring goods. We have a stock
on hand that embraces hundreds of garments marked tV'.d, 1 13.M), 1 15.(i. 1.00 and
$30.00, which must go for Jlo.fSi.
Just Think, Half-Price !
And any one you select is yours for fio.on. Come at once as many of the best may
be sold out every day. All garments Ijelow flo.oo have been reduced 2" per cent.
You are sure gat a bargain in whatever you buy. All cur other goods low in pro
portion. Go at once to
3-TTS- SIMOIT,
THE LEADING CI.OTIJIE-. GALLITEIN. PA.
GIST TS&W&J&MZT
AVE COM3IENCE
READY-"AGE
At our Coat Room (Branch
Altoona, Pa., when we sell:
Corset Covers at 12 l-2c , 25c. 50e., 75c, 89c, 98c
Chemise at 25c, 39c, 50c, 69c, 75c, 89c, $1.00.
Drawers at 25c, 39c, 50c, 89c
Night Robes at 25c, 50c, 70c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.39, 1.50, 1.75,
2.25, 3.19.
Skirts at 39c, 50c. 9Sc, 1.00, 1.19, 1.25, 1.98, 2.89.
Infants Slips at 25c, 39c, 50c.
Aprons at 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c, 95c, $1.00.
Also a full line of Corsets ranging in price from 25c. to $1.50.
Rest 50c Corset in the city.
ONLY $20
HIGH ARM,
SINGER.
PHILRD'A
rlck, Oeo. Kronse. Andrew Oreenwood, Johu
Kane. James Thompson. Michael Wire. Ed.
KlcharJs.Cath Crowley, Harry Davis, (colored).
PatConlan, Kobt- Johnston, 1 female child, name
unknown.
Ella sroffer. Lena Rloch and Mrs. Andrews
each a-av birth t a child during the year.
Average number of Inmates per month 64
AMOCKT DUE POOK AND HOUSE OF
EMPLOYMENT.
From Jacob Thomas and wile fl.02 79
prom John Eaker... 11170
From John Evans......................... 46 06
From Tobn Klrsbner 14 48
From Emanuel James............ 64 66
From a Polander's estate.................. 23 70
From F. 3. Vlelsoek 121 00
From Jno. A. Jones.... ............. 1 00
From Htehard Owens. ...... 2 00
From E. A. Marsh... 2 00
From J. ii. Lloyd 102 86
From Jno. K. Davis 2 40
$1,500 64
AEICLWS MANUFACTUKED
HOUSE.
IN
THE
6 Pillow Slips.
20 Had Ticks.
60 Women's Dresses.
17 Towels.
47 Chemise.
42 pair Wool Socks.
16 Holsters.
26 Women's Skirts.
760 pounds Butter.
9 barrels Sauer Kraut.
66 Aprons.
21 Haps.
78 Men's Shirts.
67 Sheets.
16 Sun H'nnets.
24 pairs Mtt'ens.
10 Suits Underwear.
24 pairs Women's Hose.
21 barrels Sot'. Soap.
TNSUKANCEt-N THE PROPERTY.
A
Fire Association of Philadelphia, on
bulldlnir $ 8 00100
Orient, of Hartford, on bnlldlntr 6,000 00
Insurance Company ol North America,
on balldtna; 3 000 00
Cambria Mutual, cu bulldlna; 2OoO
Insurance Company of North Auerlca,
on furniture 3,000 00
Insurance Company ol North America,
on pump bouse and machinery...... 6oo 00
Orient, of Hart tor J, on pump bouse and
HEAT SALI
OF
USL!N UNDERWEAR
Store), at 1408 Eleventh Avenue,
gs CO.,
ALTOONA, PENN'A.
WARRANTED
" 5 YEARS.
15 DAYS TRIAL.
Ilea Seir-actUsia; Needle,
eel r-tti read tia; th.lllo, la
xaetaelea a aid I Iglit-rwai
lias;, has tb haadMnssI
wood-work, and flwrat
set mt extra. e.ttavchnaesta.
Dent pew amenta $35 or
$80 1 Hid for ctrc Jar.
THE C. A. WOOD CO.
machinery 600 00
Insurance Com pad y of North America,
on barn 1.600 00
Insurance Company of North America
on waifon sliel.... 200 00
Orient, of Hartford, on contents of barn. 60 00
Cambria Mutual, on eontects ol barn... 200 00
$19,960 00
(liven unler our hands at Poor and House ot
Emplovmant of Cambria county. Pa., the 21st
day ol January, lfc'l.
KO. A KINK EA D,
JOSEPH HI PI'S.
W.C. liEKK'i,
Audi tors.
Select School.
The undersigned will open In the room of the
Hth School In Ualllixin on
MONDAY, APRIL 20TI1, 1S91,
a Select School In which. In addition to the Com
mon Branches, all the blrher branches that pu
pils may require will be tauiihl. To meet the
wants of all classes ol pupils, three courses of
studies will be taught, viz: The Intermediate
course, the Teachers' course and the Higher
course. The Higher course is especially designed
to prepare young persons to ngaa-e In any of the
mechanic arts, or to enter any ot the prolessions.
Terms: Intermediate coure, f5 for the term
(ten week): Teachers' coarse, f7 for the term; or
75e per week II entering alter the second week;
lor the Higher course an a ldjltlonal eharg for
each additional branch will be made. For I ank
er particulars address JOHN M'OORMICK,
SU Auuusllne, Pa.,
JanlO.M. cr W timore. Pa
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