X Tin gT" 33lC1X3l. LOCAL AND PERSOHAL . v V., connecting with Day Exp. ' t.". Fhil. Exp. West. . ,t p connecting wita raui- xxp. Yi-i Mail Train West. LXA A cr ca departure cf rhil. AiS-Vtss West. I t f M-, or oa departure of Fhi.a. y" IiT-ciS East. c-j Monies. With the present nuu rs exclude the r?t half jear of 77.? "vL: since it came under cur " .ect. The measure of success -.-lire our eSorts has teen all we r-:tel, and possibly more than we de- rTf2cf the latter, we stak a.cv? cur i-r:z$ tD judge. "We heartily tnan our -Via for their support, and vr:!l labor r : renewed vigor to deserve a cintlnu rtereof. "c-i'.e - Jge prepcriien of carsutscri advertisers have upaidvp" there t t i camber who are m arrears. -rt the latter will be prompt in the amounts due. Our expen- r: c:n:iderable, and we must have ::t::iij money to meet then. ''m:?.ania. A young man named : wa5 drowned In the Cooercaugh mt, near Blairsville, on Saturday even-:t-eek. He was from Ashtaba;a count v, :.; .....Elder Ailen, frcm Illicd-, has o.-feded Elder Johnson as pastor cf the ;-:'.e3 Church, of Johnstown.... Messrs. Mcrrell & Co. have taken pesses . : :f tfceir new tore building in Jcbns . ,v nd Lave tiled it frcm cellar tD . t. :?h general merchandize. The - tie largest and most princely :: C .-s i:;"intments in western Penc- t5;;j...A teil-ovr ramea jo?epn ccort- -'rfr.Nvl pTteneirelv in this , 1 i wweeVs -go, wa arreted m ; :-::z the ether day and c:mmitted j .v.. i :.v v tt 1 t Indiana c:unty A tridow .ri3 named Tttter Las teen arrested in .hijtcTn on the charge cf infanticide. The siliiers' monument in Alt yona was ;va:ei. w;th much pomp and parade, ::iz 4;h....The store cf Mr. Jobo Q in Belsano, this ccunty, was en :ii cn the right cf the cd ictt., and '-.fT rf 1 oTjan!:fT cf rcerchsn :e ... i J irff-rrun 3vs tnat seven ci tee nice j '::: zrt cripples. If so, then it not j : :: expected that they will be able to v. well. (Olscrra'i-jn ly cur cec'f: may be able to rn bchiid pret.j '.. Apropos cf this crrty Kepubli ire epposed to cur nominating a .ket this fall. They say they don't :o: tj bt cripples ...J. D. Hicks, cf j "tLT.his been appointed Good Templar I-strict Deputy for Cambria ccunty Wa tT8 htird ecd judges of tobacco say :tt Mr. F.e:i Jno. Lloyd, at the P. O., the best brands cf cigars in town, ft'.: u:king a specimen box cf the i.'ro.'y presented us by Mr. Lloyd, r--'a. 00 hesitation in eencurrin in the If the reader would go and try rcf tbe same kind, we know he too f:-i concur... .Several Japanese are now rtiog at Cretson Springs.. ..Nicholas -ieviodcr ehct and killed Lis scn-in- Join 13. Bower?, in Canoe township, t-ua ccunty, on tfce 1st icst. Cauie, -oei harsh treatment ct the tirt of vers toward V&ndevtuier. TLe mur "f is arrested and committed... A c:;niy" meeting was held in Johns " cn Friday erening last. We did :t: what was done thereat.. .."Look z ' ' bargains !" See advertlment ol Ibeneburg Foundry... .The weather y ten quit cool dariDg the past week, normal whix)l opened out in this tn l!c iiy promises to be a success, ittecdaroe u already quite lare.... 1 - cu.s ilis wees:. cced;l.--A Normal School, S-t h U a Cs.'sabia A. Heme, under fi.-T.ia of tie CoaDy Saperin- r - wts cp-eael ia tbe Public School r ensbur.on Mcnda .Tnl ih Itstructiccf given ia Onhocrasbv. ;:-:? Penmanship, Mental and Prac- V -itbmetic, Physical and Descrin- : jeosraphy, Grammar, History, Com- -3f nd the Theory cf Teaching. -ss Home is & Udy cf thorough edu- ! axi larM exrience ia Ktoo!s of ! charterer, aS j tle t fc -ieP ! - special reference to h- -a an I -Ctcr r,? tV- j. " -t-igLicg to prepare 'g. This school, in addIlicQ t0 - peculiar facilities to teachers and -.u 10 ceccae teach r j - k 105M.V, Co. SopL J rejSSBCKO AND CHESSOX KAIXaOAD. .j sfter Moaday, ApL 2rS, 1667, trains will &s follows : 1 f-vcnmn er. win "'Xx'IIeatrtforuperiar! "WoMrsV Wor.K in the Civil -d 0 9 0lft"V AH ""I ar." In car notice ot this excellent - are crent-y advicced to ; bok. two f-rVe i-AA iMi.u,, --c.a-se;. Terms ieaiocsK?P U...v. n , , . . .. Base Ball. Since the last issue of The AUcjhanian, the first nine of the Mountaineer club of Khensburg have phyed three match games- The first was the return game with the Mountain Club of Altoona, and was played in that place on the 4th instant. The following was the score : MorsTAiys- o. a. icoramis. o. -C. Roberts, lb. 3 D. Caldwell, c... 2 7 F. Barker, rf. 5 3:Galbraith rf. 4 A. Jones, c 3 4 J. Milliken, lb.... 6 E. Dunnegan, 3b. 7 IA. M Donald, cf O G- Robinson, 2 ,W. Hunt s, ss 2 T.Enickinsoa,2b 3 5 Worrel, p 2 H. Darragh, cf 2 CM. Howe, 3b 5 V. Barker, If. 1 7 Snyder, If- 4 W, Eutchinscn, p 1 C'Pettit, 2b - 2 Total 27 431 Total 27 32 CSS ACH I55IS3. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. ?. Mountaineer.... 7 0 4 11 2 10 0 1 & S3. r-r,?a;n l n 1 1 0 10 10 0 8 32. Erb. Tie of game, 3i tonrs. On Saturday, Ctb instant, the Juniata Clab cf Uollidaysburg visited Ebensburg to measure strength with the Mountain eers. Play waj called at 1 o'clock. In the rst inning, the Mountaineers scored 5 runs to the Juniata3 4. The Moun taineers then went to the bat, and bad scared 5 runs, with one man cn third base, and one can out, when "gami" was called cn account of a heavy rain which set in at that juncture. Umpire, W. S. Humes, of the Mountain Club cf Altoona. On Saturday, 13th instant, the Moun taineers went to Johnstown to play the return game with the Kickenapawling;. The score resulted as follows : MOrSTAIXSES. E.. O. EICXS. B. Jones, c 4 3 Hunt, cf. 4 Robinson, ss 4 3 Cramer, 3b - 5 O. s 0 4 3 4 3 D jnnegan, 2b 2 5 Young, rt IV. Hutcbitson.p 4 0 Ramsey, lb.... F. Barker, rf. 3 4 Farren.p V. Barker.lf. 4 2 Rceris,2b G. Roberts, 3b.... 2 4 Osbnrne, c... T. Hutchinson, cf2 3 Whire, ss C. Egberts, It 2 3 Tittle, If. .. 5 .. 4 .... 3 .... ?. .. 3 . .. 1 r-rxs each isyryG. 1. 2. 2. 4. 5. . 7. S. Hountr- 1 1 3 C 6 4 16 -' - i Kicks. 2 7 0440 10 0 , Umpire V. R. Jcnes, of Iron Club, Johcs- Scorers fur Mountaineer. S. W. Da- Vis; for Kicks H. V.". ReeX Time of Z--- 21 Lours. Thi is a game apiece for each of the two c'.ui?. Tb date for the tbirdand deci sive "game has not yet been fixed upon. The Independents cf Johnstown played the Vi"estmore!2nd cf Oreensbnrg in Johnstown on the oth July. Sccre, 29 fcr Westmoreland? to SO fcr Independents. The Monitor cf the Summit played the Hich!aud cf Ileralock at Sammit on the i. - .l r- cr. c A : c -r .v ' Highlander?. The junior Independent? of Jchcstown went to Indiana cn the 4:h, and were beaten by the Monitors. Tire Kicks played the Irons in Johns toff cm Monday last. Score, S4 for Ki:k ID 3 fcr Irons. The Geeat Question Hog3 at la ege, Hogs Penned Up? The following proclamation fully explains it self: L-' feoclah iTics ! Tn.r-ts-t, Oa the 2 lit day of Jcne, 1S57, an ordinance wm duly passed by the Burgess tnd Town Council of tbe borough of Ebens burg, prexenting the running at large cf hogs within the Lmit3 of said borough ; And Khertze, At the request of certain cit izens, complaining of the injustice cf said criinance, the said borough authorities de clined to f-nforce the provisions thereof, natil the sense of the Toters of the borough might be takea in relatisn thereto; And tchtreat, Oa the 2d day cf July, 1SE7, the said Council did by resolution authcriie and empower the said Burgess to order an election of the rcters of said borough, to de cide whether or not a majority thereofre ia frer of sustaining the provisions of the afore said ordinance ; Xots therefore, I, T. Blair Moore, Burgess, as aforesaid, do, ia pursuance and bv Tirtue cf said resolution, hereby proclaim an: known that an election of and bT the cuali fed voters cf the said borough of Ebensburg, will be held at the Court House ia said ber ough, ca Saturday, the 20th day of July, U'J7, tetweea the hours cf two and seven o'clock, p. n., to determine by ballot print wi oa the outside -Ordinance" and on the insid, resectiTely, '-For the Ordinance," and "Against the Ordinance," whether or not a majority of such qualiSed roters are in fror cf the provisions of the ordinance aforesaid. T. BLAIR ilOORE, Burgess. To the pol's, freemen of Ebensburg, to the polls 1 New Stock cf Shoes. Mr. John D. Thomas ha.3 just replenished bis shoe store with the largest and best assortment of ladies', misses' and children's shoes ever brought to Ebecsburg. It is worth a visit to see his stock, while hi3 prices will astonish as well as delight. We ad- l"e T-3ies, and especially that portion 'hem who delight in a nice-fitting and good shoe, to patronize Mr. Thjmai. V'J YCU T' Kobsrts at b13 tcre c HiSh trect tls i1 received a tw ht cf bocts ct aI1 kinds beaTJ i:git iiteratcre, eencot t-ooki,occ, &c. It you are in need of mental pabulum, go to J him aod buy. He alio keeps stationery, j pen?, ick, lead pencils, &c. u'',Jeil l aiI me bookstores- e euouic have fcaid it is sold only by subscription. Umpire, L. L. Christy, of tbe Jansaiaciao, of Ho'.lidaTsburf. Scorers for Mountain eers, Lew.'Boders ; for Mountains, J. M. NOTICE The annnal meeting of stockholders and election for President and six Directors of the Cwson Springs Company will be held at Cresson on Monday, the 5fA day of Av?mt, 1S67, at 10 o'clock, au nu jylS A. S. BELL, Secretary. UDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned. Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court of Cambria coanty, to hear and report npon the exceptions led to the account cf John Richards, gnardiaa ot the miser children cf George Richards, de ceased, hereby notifies all persons interested that he will attend to th dntiea of his ap pointment at hi3 oSce, ia Eben-burg, on Tut-tday, the 13A day of A?ut, 1867, when and where al parties interested may atteaa. SAMUEL SDCGLETOX, Auditor. Jalr 18, l57.3t. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. And no-sr, 12th June, lc7, F. A. Shoe maker appointed Auditor to report .distribn tion of the fand3 ia the hands cf Catharine Dougherty, administratrix of John Dougher ty, late of Chest township, deceased, as shown in her f rst aad final account. By the Conrt Extract from the record. f s. JAMES GRIFFIX, Clerk. In pursuance of the above appointment, I will attend to the daties thereof at my tc ia Etensbnrg. oa Jfcnory, the 5th Isiwr, at 1 o'clock, p. m., whea an J where these inter ested mar attend. jTl$.3t r. A. SEOZyAKXII. A -d iter. 4 UDITOR'S NOTICE. J, The rncersigned. Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Conrt cf Cambria coumy, to report distribntloa of the fnds ia the hands of'Robert H. Singer, trustee to sell the rel estate cf Dennis Dougherty, late of Allegha ny township, deceased, hereby notifies all persons interested that he will attend to the duties of said appointment at his of: ce, in Etersburg, oa i'n'J.7, the 2i day of Avj-jji, next, at 2 o'clock, p. tn , whea and where ther must present their claims, cr be debar red" from cominr in fcr a share cf said fund. ;y4-St GEO. W. OATMA Auditor. OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS ! Being desirous of retiring frcm tusi ne3, I oSTer fcr sal the BEXSB UR G FO USBR I", with all it3 appartetacce, including all the real and personal property thereto belong ing, the Engine, Patterns. Flasks, &c. Also, j all the stock, manufactured and nnmasufac- I tured, consisting of THBESHI.NG iIACHL?l-2, COOKING STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, PLOWS, CASTINGS cf various kids. As I am determined to if parchasers I the above :ay re:y nr on getting any cr named ankles cherer than ttev can be had itTwhere e.se m i f-nnTir2.n:a. ite paoiic i are invited to cs.II and judge for tbmselres. Ju!r 1. IScTtf E. GLAbS. 1807. NEW C3EAP cash STORE 1867. NET7 CASH NEW CASH CHEAP STORE ! The subscriber calls attention to the fact that he ha-s received and opened cat, at his j Store, on Iligb street, (opposite the Bank,) the largest and best selected stock cf GROCERIES! ever brourht to Ebensbur-g. FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP FEED, ERAN, BACON, CHEESE, CRACKERS, SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA. STRUTS. MOLAS SES, RICE. SPICES, ESSENCES, HERRING, MACKEREL, iKD COD FISH, CASTOR a CAREOX OILS. DRUGS, MEDI CINES, PERFUMER T, SALT, CANDLE?. SOAPS, WASHING SO DA, FAMILY DYE COLORS. LOG WOOD. BLUE VITRIOL, TOBACCO iSD CIGARS lest Itrvdr, EARTHENWARE asd STONEWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, POWDER, 3 HOT, LEAD, iss G UN-CATS, CLOVES, MACE, PEPPER, CINNAMON, AL- LI, UKIED PEACHES, HOMINY, BAKING SODA, 4:., c. Arnold's Writing Fluid, Checkers and Checker Beards, Pea and Pocket Knires, Horse Brushes and Cards, Currycombs, Rope, Twine, Window Springs, Chalk, Chalk Lines, Horse Shoa Nails, Shoemakers Nails, Tacks and Thread. Wood and Willow Ware, Tubs. Buckets, Brocms, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, Eed Ccrds, Store Brushes, Scrub and Dusting Brushes. The f nest stcck ia town of CONFECTIONERY. Fcr the children : TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS S The latest strles of HATS a CAPS. sjqj Keeps constantly ca hand Bologna Sausage, Sardines, Fresh and Spiced Oyster?, and ererything ia the Eating aj weH as ia the Drinking line. XiaJ"" The public ure requested to giT him a trial. He pledges himself to sell cheaper, and to sell a better article, thaa aar other dealer iu town. GEORGE GURLY. Et ensburg, March 14, 1S7. rrst premium Aw or vaj avAXcas to L I T tie K. H. St AfTSrs2erl mrr ( it! Tiz, ia Kak.B. SpC 3U, lii. BABSETT'S Tegeteble Hair EestoratlTe Boterca Ormy Umir to Hi Kataral Color i r-. t Dues ul Bum 1 4M Hail fKmg mt t m espenor Drusreg. w IM n tot moct Mr BOCA. wo 'J. ft. BARRETT & CO., PrepriHr jckscszsns, k. a. Sold by Druggists Generallj. UEES J. LLOYD, Ebexebceg, Pjl. May 30, 1SS7. 'V'OTICE. Xi All persons knowing thernselrts in debted to me by Note er Book Acccant of ever six months standing, are requested to pay up within thirty days from this date, or they wili nd their accounts ia the hands of an officer for immediate collection. A strict adherence to notice wiil save costs. GEO. HUNTLEY. Ebensburg, Jane 20, lSwT. JETr GOODS! SEW GOODS!!- GREAT ATTRACTIONS IX jrsr opExiXG at Y. S. BARKER'S CHEAP CASH STORE! Eaxsstria, Pa- .ew Dress Goodi, Greatly reduced. Balmoral Skirts, At $2.50, worth $3.00. Doop Skirts, At $1.25, worth $2.00. Calicoes, 10 to 20 cents. Merrimack Prints, At 20 cents. Heavy Bro. 3Inslinsv At 20 cents. JJleacbed Muslins, At 20 & 25 cents. Shirting Checks, At reduced prices. Frencli Merlnoes, Very cheap. Wool Delaines, At low prices. I'acIOc Delaines, At 25 cents. Casslmers, At reduced prices. Kentucky Jeans, 40 to CO cents. Ginghams. 23 aad 25 cents. Clothingr, At $20 per auit. Fur & Straw Hats, Very low. Tickings, cheap. Kid Gloves, Cheapest ia town. Scythes, Si. 00 to $1.50. Hakes and Forks, Very cheap. Broouii, At 25 cents. TTa!l Papers, Ia great Tariety. Carpets, At cost. Gloves. Mitts, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, ALL AT SEDUCED PRICES, AT THE CHEAP CASH SIP RE. nronisr rxiczs paid for wool, I LVTTEI2, EOGJ cy ALL K.Y1S j 9 I UICK SALES, A SMALL PBOHTS r BARKER'S BARKER'S BARKER'S I BARKER'S t BARKER'S I BARKER'S I EEENSBURG. XEW GOODS! JTEW goods: XEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! XEW AND CHEAP 1 NEW AND CHEAP ! XEW AND CHEAP I GO AND SEB GO .'ND SEE GO AND SEE! The sntscriter would rerpectfally an nounce to the citiiens of Ebensbnrg aad vicinity that he has just received, at h;s em porium, oa High street, the largest axd most complete assortment cf Tf inter Goods! J ever troaght to this townvall cf which he pledges himse J to sell cheep for euk. - DRESS GOODS, WOOLEN GOODS, DRY GOODS. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, HOOP SKIRTS, HOSIERY, BALMORALS, GLOVES, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, 4c The largest, best and cheapest assortment cf READY-HADE CLOTHIXG ! to be found within the limits of Cambria co. Aa excellent assortment cf BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, OVER-SHOES, STATIONERY, HARDWARE, GROCERIES FISH, SALT, TRUNKS, NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE, CARPET-SACKS, &c, ic, i. A large stock cf Flc'r, Eicon, Cheeie, Syrvpt. tfolatttt, Hrr rinr, ilatkrrel, and Cod F-th, Iron and Aat.V, Cedar end Wdlov? Ware, OZe, Drujt and 2edicinet, &c, 3rc. Ia fct, he keeps anything aad evesxthiKi usually kept in a No. 1 Country Store all wnicn w:u ce disposed cz at prices to suit the times. Buying twice as Urge a stock as any other merchant in to-wn, he buys cheaper, aad caa therefore tell cheaper, thaa any competitor. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS ! CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS I CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS ! The public is inTited to call before pareha sing elsewhere. No charge for showing goods, bur or not buy. Customers waited oa by p-olite and atten tive Salesmen. Cherry, Pcplar, Spruce, Pine, aad other Lumber, Butter, Eggs, and Country Produce generally, taken ia exchange for Goods. jax.24 A. A. BARKER. QLOCK AND WATCHMAKER ! EBENSBURG, PA. C. T. Rclertt has constantly ia his store a well selected aad Taried assortment cf arti cles, which he ofers cheap Uz cash ; tax: A Silver American WATCH fcr $23.00. CLOCKS cf every style and finish, &t reduced price-. JEWELRY cf the very best material, war ranted. An:h-r and Lepine WATCHES, one-third cheaper thaa in IScS. Geld Finger RINGS, one-third cheaper thaa la-st yetr. Morton s Go!J PENS, at the manufacturers prices. Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated SPECTA CLES, cheaper than eTer. PIf.ted FORKS, Tea and Table SPOOS, es good as Silver. Plated CASTORS, Card and Cake BASKETS, GOBLETS, and MUGS. RIFLES tad SHOT GUNS, that will kill at everr pop. REVOLVERS and PISTOLS, with CAR TRIDGES to suit. PIPES of Gutta Percha, Wood, and China. Lockwood'a COLLARS, the best yoa caa wear. SCHOOL BOOKS, cheaper thaa elsewhere. TOYS and TOY BOOKS, for & mere song. Singer s SEWING MACHINES, with Cottoa, Silk, and Oil. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, to hold from 12 to 2C0 Pictures. ACCORDIANS, VIOLINS, FLUTES. FIFES, Violin ECWS, STRINGS, and KEYS. ' Drums, Whistles, Horns, Jews harps. Harmonicas, Trunks. Carpet Sacks, Satche's, Work Eoxes, Portfolios, Gents' Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Neck ties, Canes, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Perfumery. Soaps, Pocket Books, Checkers a Boards, Ditainoes, Piats, Table Knives, Pocket Kuires, Razors and Stress, Gun Caps, Purzles, Dolls, Beais, Amber Beads, Umbrellas, Clothes Brashes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brashes, Ccmbs, Pasting Brashes, S-crub Brushes, Looking Glasses, Sewing Baskets, Hand Easkets, Rugs, Arnold's best Writing Fluid, Red aai Black Ink. Ink Stands, Pea Rack;, Miscellaneous a Blank 3ooks, Pass Books. Diaries, Almanacs, Deeds, Summons, Notes, Paper, Envelopes, Tobacco, Cigars And many other article. CALL AXD GET BARGAIXSr t Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re paired ia the test style of workmanship, and niu ALlCti. Thankful for past favors, the subcribr hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of public patronete. i-! C. T. ROEERTS OOT and SHOE EMPORIUM ! " The subscriber tegs leave to inform the public that he has opened out a Boot and Shoe Store ia the rooms formerly occupied by Davis & Evans, oa Center street, Ebens burir. where he will csj-jt on t. Vr- j an extensire scsile. j READY-MADS BOOTS asi SHOES Fvr tcU at CUy Prist .' BOOTS isb SHOES nae to or&r On tlortu: notice! ts?i,The public are invited to give me & call. I vrill sell chesp as tbe ctes-rit. mi wtrrnn: r-y stctL nd cis-i to trir f f:fc
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