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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-16

A Blow A severe wind storm passed
over this place on Friday afternoon,
but as far as we have learned did no
damage here except to blow out the
gable end of shed belonging 10 Thos.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-16

Leg Broken Miss Jemmia Meredith
an old lady stopping with Mrs. James
Black, i'm this borough slipped and fell on
Thursday last and fractured her leg. She
was taken into the house and cared for,
but it was not till Sunday that it was
known that the limb was fractured
DIR. Strickler was then called in, and the
fracture was reduced, and the lady is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-16

Fires In Liverpool. On Thursday night,
the house occupied by Carey Murray, in
Liverpool borough, was destroyed by
fire. 1t is supposed that the fire origi-
mated from friction or spontaneous COM
bustion. Loss about 5000 and actual n
surance 500. 1t was insured in the
name of Mary Charles, but it was sold
at Sheriff's sale, some time ago, and
bought by S. & w. G. Thompson, as the
property of Simon Charles.
On Saturday night aweek dwell
ling house in Liverpool borough, be-
longing to Mr.. Abraham Good was de-
stroyed by fire. 1t was probably the
work of an incendiary, as the property
was unoccupied for some time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-16

Westward Bound. - On Fast line, on
Monday afternoon, j. w. Jury and fam
lily, of Oliver twp, and John i. Gish
and family, of Watts twp, both of this
county; j. f. Eisenhower and Mr..
Long, of Dauphin county, and their
families; and three Pike families, from
Cumberland county, took their de-
parture for Ablllne, Dickinson county,
Kansas, where they propose to locate
permanently
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-16
County Price Current.
NEWPORI'
DEALERS II

NEWPORT MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by Rough ~ Brother
DEALERS IN
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Pennsylvania R. R.-MlpD1E DIVISION.
On and after Juue 9sth. Trains run as follows
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Brief Items.

The Democratic County Convention
will meet in this place on the 18th of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

4 WHOLESALE BANKRUPT BUSINESS
Saturday was the "biggest day yet" in the
bankruptcy branch OF the United States
District Court. No less than seventeen pe-
titious were fled, with liabilities aggrecat-
ing about SSG0 600. The number led dur
ing The week was sixty-fve, and the liabiii-
ties represented by these foot up So 200 O0O
Among the applications on Saturday we no.
tice the following:
Thomas McCauley, OF Altoona, and Hon.
VIM. II. Armstrong. or Lycoming. G Greenback
candldate for Governor. filed petition for
themselves and against Edmund Blanchard, OF
Belletonte, Pa. asking that they be adjudicatcd
hEnkrupis. The petitioners formed the Beaver
Mills and Lumber Company, and made mort
cages aggregating S225,O00 to secure forty-nve
notes of 5000 each. or these notes t25 900 are
still in the hands OF the trustee, and 5000 900
nave been issued on, The mortgages are upon
real estate and lumber land in LycOming. Clear
held, Eik and Centre countics. The unsecured
debts OF the firm are $1,000. The individual
dehts of McCauIey are .l7j 0G0. and his assets
$1,000. Mr.. Armstrong places his individual
debts at SS0,OO0, in addition to notes amounting
10 $43 600.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

THE CATHOLIC WORLD.-The Nav num-
Der of THE CATHOLIC WORLD has several
articles that command attention the whole
numb Der is a happy and skilful combination
of brightness and strength. The opening
article on "The Future Destiny of Man
deals in deep, phiIosophic manner with the
question of future rewards and punishments
which at present so agitates the public mind
in this country aud abroad. "Prohihitory
Legislation its Causes and Effects treats
of the attempt to enforce sObriety by law
The article is bold, strenuous, and practical,
and takes n contrary view 10 that of the
Prohibitionsts. "A Sectariau Diplomatic
Service" attacks in no measured terms the
whole school of American representatives.
abroad for alfying themselves with the anti
Catholic sects. 1.-THE Literary Extravaganza
OF the Day" is another aggressive article,
whose title explains its puTport. These are
the most prominent articles but there are
others of eXceptiouable merit and interest: ::
THE rcEiepiscopal Palace at Beneven-
tum"; German Homilies on the Gospels :;
a very pleasing paper on French Proverbial
Savings" another on Respectable Poverty
in France" letter from Rome describing
the scenes at the coronation of Leo Kill,
etc, etc. That admirable story 'The Home
Rule Candidate" " is brought to a close in
the present number, and new stOry-of
Bavarian life this time-hegun. The poems
show that superior excellence which THE
CATHOLIC WORLD always commands ::
among them is another iustalment of Dr.
Parsons scholarly and noble translation of
Dante's PUrgdterio. The literary criticisms
are bright and keen, AS they always are in
this magazine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03
HI Y y z NE AL.

MCKENNA-CORCO Unmarried, at st.
Johns church. JOhnstowh, on Tuesday, April
30, 1873. by Rev. o. p. Gallagher, uncle of the
bride, Mr.. John NICK EMMA, Of BTaddock, for
merly OF Cambria bOro', and Miss ELLEN COR
CoRAN, OF JOhustOwn.
-LOFTUS.-Married. at st. Ma
~ S tCatholic) church, Parker City. on Sunday,
April IS, 1873, by Rev. p VI. Garvey. formerly
or JohnStown, Mr.. JOSEPH KIRKBRIDE. az Par
ker, and Miss ANNIE B LOTUS, recently of Eb-
ensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

Some OF our exchanges run a fo1ol of the
truth when they announce that Mr.. Drake
Of this place is one of the parties to whom
contracts have been awarded by the Seaboa rd
pipeline and telegraph company fer furnish
ing telegraph poles and for ditching and lay
ing the pipes no gentleman of that name
being a resident of Ehensburg. Nor is it
true, as the Altoona Mirror asserts. that our
townsmau, Mr.. Lake, has secured such a
contract, the fact being tina: he is the agent
in this county for the reception of bids, aud
not bidder himself for any work to he done
for said corporation. More than this, Mr..
Lake has no knowledge OF any contract hav-
ing as yet been awarded TO any person in
this county, and if there had been he feels
confident he would not be left in Ignorance
of the fact. OF the other alleged contracts
said to have been awardeded To Messrs Ell
ward Isett and Samuel Milliken, of Blair
county, and Mr.. Grayson, of ShippenshurC
Pa, we know nothing, but are inclined to
believe that the announcement is premature.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

The school directors of this county as of
all ether counties in the State, will come to-
getber on Tuesday next to select County
Superintendent and fix his salary for the
ensuing year, and while the task before them
is seemingly not difficult one, the contest
may possibly prove more spirited than is
generally anticipated. For the position
named, Prof. II. Berg, the present incum-
bent, and Prof. I. j. Chapman and Mr. f.
S. Maloy, are the only aspirauts in this coun-
ty, and no matter upon which one of them
the mantle may fall, it will be filled to per-
fecJion. The advantages are of course with
Mr.. Berg, whose opportunities for seeing
aud interviewing directors the subject
are not only much the hest, but when to this
is added the fact that he has made a most
efficient, faithful and ohligiug officer, ard
that he has performed all the duties pertain
lug to the position with decided advantage
TO the cause and great credit to himself, it
does look as if nothing short of the rule of
rotation in office is at all likely to interfere
with his continuance for another term at
least. Still, as we have iutiRated, doubtful
things are mighty uncertain, and there is no
telling just where the lightning may strike,
though c is certain in this instance that the
educational interests of Cambria county will
rot snffer no matter which one of the three
gentlemen named may be fortunate enough
to secure the position.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

The Republican County Committee. or a
fair proportion at least of said organization
met at the Court II ouse in this place on last
Monday afternoon, and selected George NJ .
Reade, Esq, of Ebershurg, and Mr.. John
NJ Cune, of Johnstown, as Representative
delegates to the State convention, the Sena-
torial delegate being conceded to Blair
county, The Committee also unanimously
commended the course Of Congressman J .
NJ. Campbell, including as the Democrat puts
il, his opposition to the silver bill aud all
other measures designed for the benefit of
the people No time was fixed for the hold
ing of the county convention, that being left
to the chairman of the committed who 10
expected If not privately instructed to trim
the party sails as to catch, if possible, a
favorin2 breeze from the national greenback
movement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

-"Unclo" Joe Gutwald, The we'll known
butcher, has just come into possession of
three as hne two-year-old cattle as we re-
member to have seen driven into Ebensburg
for many day, the aggregate weight of
which on Monday last 5000 pounds
Two of these boviues are steers, the other
being OF the same sex but of more amhi-
tions nature, aud were raised by the Doran
brothers, OF Summerhill township, whose
fame for rearing fine cattle, harvesting big
crops, and owning two of the best farms in
Cambria county, has become proverbial, as
we'll at home As abroad.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

HANDS OFF!-All persons are
AA hereby cautioned against Interfering
In any WAY With the following described property
bought hY me at COnstahles sale and left with
VIM, McNulty Of Carroll township. until see III:
to remove OF otherwise dispose of II. viz young
colts. COW, shoals plough. harrow, cook
stove. heating stove. cupboard chairs. table.
! clock, and bedsj eads aud hsd,ling.
ANSEIsM WEAKLEN.
Carroll Twp April 10, lsTs-stss
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MOTICE IN PARTITION-Rnle

. III ~ i = = - II IA I L lO4N.-h Tie
AS on the heirs and legal representatives
Of MARK MCLAUGHLIN, deceased, to accept or
CAMBRIA COUNTY. IS.
-, The Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA 70
LIS Mark n. Mclaughlin susan McI.auvH u
- I'm, widow Of John Mclaughlin. and her
children, Jacob. Susan Matilda (intermarrief
with WIN. Stormer). William and Mary the two
latter being in their minority. and of whom Dau'l
Henry is their guardian al Hffffffrn Daniel Hem
y, who Is Guardian oI Annie, Catharne and MI
ehael Mclaughlin. minor children OF Mark aIc-
Laughiin, residents of Cambria county. Peunsa.
Mary Jane Mclaughlin. widow of las McTauph-
lin. and her son IS m J. Mclaughlin residents 81
Atchinsuu. Kansas; Mary and Francis Iose4h
minor children ot said james Mclaughlin Who
have for their guardian rI hbff1ffu David Henry
a resident ot Cambria county. Pa..-Cf RrBTrNG.
You and every of you are hereby cited 10 10 ana
appear before the Judges of cur Orphans Court
To he held At EhrnSiIurg in and for said counts,
the First Monday OF June next. then and tbe-e
10 accept nr refuse 10 take c real estate Of zafB
Mark Mcl-auE hlin- decd. nj the appraised vain
alton put upon u hg an inquest duly awarded hv
the said tOur. and returned hv the Sheriff Of fh.
said county on the Isl dsy of April a. d. 1875 or
show cause why the same should not be sold ~
wit A cert.ttu meSsuagc tract Of land sftuats
inWaShington township. Cam bTia county. Peunra
TO wit: Beginning at post the HuntinR Rdor
tJambria and Indiana Turnpike: thence north
llree degrees. west one hundred and thirty fvyo
tect; thence north seventy degrees. west one hum
nrcd aud sixty ugc feet; thence south thirty three
egrces, west one hundred and forty feet /: thence
plst two hundred and fUrty four feet 10 the place
al heginuing-eontain I2O Perehes more
i Hess, and valued aud appraised at the sum ~
si'3 75- Herein fail a..
Witness. the Honorable JOIN DEAN President
bur said Court. at Ebensburg, this u day OF
ON| JAMES NJ. SINGER. ClcrR
saystest-JoHS RYAN, Sheriff. Il ls-st I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03
on Saturday. May ISfh, 1875.
at = o'clock. n. NJ. the following real estate



10 wit:
All the right. title and interest OF Lewis
" chm. Of in. and to lot of ground situate IN tho
Third ward. lohustown borough. Cambria county,
Pa. fronting the east Clinton street. ad-
joining lut OF &. kimple on the SOUTH and lot nf
:. Lenhart on the uorth. extending hack 90 lot %
T. Recke, having thereon erected two-stury
brick building. in the occupancy OF Lewis
Wehn. -flso. al the right title. and Interest Of
Lewis Wcbn. Charles Wohn. Anton Seegcr. OF.
in and TO lot OF ground situate Ia the Fourth
ward. JolinstUwn borough. Cambria county. Pa.
fronting the west on Adams street adjoining
lot OF Thomas Watkins on the south. and Dot q
John Jones on the north. running back 20 lands
of Cambria Iron Co. having thereon erect ed -
two story and part one story frame building.
used as a brewery, and plank stable. now ia the
occupancy OF Charles Wehn. A fSD. all the right,
Anton SecEcr, Of. in. and TO Dot Of ground situ-
ate in the Fourth ward. Iohnstown borough. Cam
bria county, Pa fronting on the east Adams
street, adjoining lot of kinehart Bender on the
north, and Bedford street on the south. lot Of
Iaeob Levergood on the west. having thereon
erected "a plank shed. no. now occupied 4 Ia
all the right, title and interest of Anton Seeger.
Of, in. and 10 lot o. ground situate n the Four
ward. Iohnstown borough. Cambria county. Pa
fronting ou the JohnStuwn and Scalp Level Turn
pike, adjoining lot OF George Gf3fssner on the
south, and lot Of Callahan on the mort h. er-
tending hack 10 street. having thereon
erected a one and one hall story plank house and
plank stable. now in the occupancy Of Anton See
ger Taken in execution and TO be sold nj Tho
suit of Eyerhart SIcnpeT for use OF John white
Jr., Son, now Tor use OF John Dibert * Co.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the purchase
money 20 be paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remainiugtwo- thirds befDre the
JOHN RYAN. sherin.
Sheriff s ONCE, Ehensburg, April %, 1878.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

-Twenty-three cubic feet of sand, or eigh-
teen cubic feet of earth, or seventeen cubic
feet of clay, make a ton but chose are not
the kind of feet G.. Blumenthal proprietor
of the Great Eastern Boot and Shoe Store
1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, mad in his
minds eye when he bought the large and
elegant stock of boots, shoes. CATERS, slip
pers. etc, now offered for the inspection and
purchase of all who wish to avail themselves
of the opportunity. No stock large and
complete and no prices so far below the fig
ures heretofore paid have ever before been
seen or heard of la Altoona. Keep these
facts in mind aud take advantage of them
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03

OuIIeJ wnITe TOW gUIHg
Saloon one night
Wonder, vhat became of Pat Pyburn,
who ran a saloon there-tbe Angelic"
He's banker in San Francisco
John Blogden had bank IN Sllverton.
Where's lie banking nov"
He's herding sheep for Tommy Pug
mre, on Mud Lake
Tommy, the bootblack p
The same ; he got feet in the Sweet By
and-By, ana sold for twenty thousand
Did on know the Sloper boys?
We'll. Harry Sloper is the Co. in Bias
dale & Co., a mercantile firm in Hong
Kong, China. Luke Sloper killed China
man in Slagtown, and got six months in
the Carson Peniteutiary. Long sentence
lust for killing Chinaman He'll be
pardoned out, though. Llge Sloper got
into a shootin' seermmage with Montana
Jack and killed him. Lige afterward went
to the Arkansas Hot Springs; he was not
very we'll
Where did Charley Madden gOs'
'Why, he was a stout, healthy looking
man.
Whisky y
'Charley's wife and mine continued the
tall stranger, 'were great crOnies. My wife
somehow never liked my name Heard
she changed her part of it som as | left,
aud in a few months married without
divorce under her new uame-married a
fellow named Scraggs.
'Scraggs?
'Scraggs
'Ahem-ah-waiter, another cup of cof-
fee. Suppose you know Charley's brother
in-!aw, Louis that busted IN the brewery
business? p said the saudy-looking man.
First rate where's he p
Hes in Silverbrickbury, Arizona. Got
a big brewery there
Remember Alf Sykes?' said the strang-
er with one eye set crossing.
Got twenty years at Carson for robbing
the mail
Heard Ward Smithers had some trOublt?
Five years at Carson for robbing Wells,
Fargo s. Co. lie didn't play it fine, hka
they say old Blivens did l believe that
was his uame-nickname, | guess
old Blivens !
old Blivens. You see he robbed Wells,
Fargo, Just out of Siverton that was be
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
A. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP ROAD DE-
PARTM ENT, for the year ending April sth, 1875
CHRISTOPHER RoBENA, DIR.
To amount OF Duplicate. 81, ,oST 20
Of order to balance. to.s5 allSs 80
By amount or orders redeemed. s592 90
" returned to Commissioner 27.so
- taxes worked d...............-.- 524 81
- Auditors exoneFations-----.. L.
- - days services rs Supervisor. 1900
q" 34lS days horse and cart hire. IS %
- percentage on Sos .5f q pc. 343
." cash paid Tor work, etc.. +e.oo " las -
JAMES FARRBN. DIR.
To amount OF Duplicate .tB4P IS
" order TO balance 2os2-t57o.lT
CR
By amt taxes worked .f476 10
- amt orders redeemed. .--.---.-- 1904
F" g. days services -..-.---.-.----- O. 90
- Auditors exunerat ions .-----.-- "a
amt returned to Commissioners. IL IO-F57e Il
We tho undersigned AFdlt0-s OF Washington
tow nship certify the above accounts to be cor
rect.
c. a. McGONIGLE,l
IAMES NOON kudttorz
MM. BROWN. IT
Attest-JhCoB BUEGoOS, Twp. Clerk.
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-'Tis small sum indeed :hat lady will
need TO buy what her tastes may demand
whether il be bonnet or hat, or any other
head-dress like tnat, provided she calls at
Miss Davis's stand, where in beauty com.
plete, and in styles new and neat, there 5
The finest of goods III the land. Don't f,r-
get, ladies, that the new millinery establish
ment of Miss Mary Davis, on Julian street,
IS where money can be saved in buving the
latest Spring styles, and that no larger, bet
ter or more varied stock Of millinery goods
have ever been brought to Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT,S.
The COOPERATIVE
NEWSPAPERS.

II has been asserted that one half OF all money
paid by New \ ork advertisers for advertising out
side that city goes TO Cooperative Newspapers.
l: this statement is true there Is 10 occasion for
surprise that prominent papers which are still
charging war prices Tor advertising feel called up
on TO abuse rival with which they find chem
selves unable to maintain a competition
Full particulars about the Cooperative News
papers. together with catalOg and advertising
TaIcs. mailed free on application to BEAI.S x
FOSTER. Gen1 Agents AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
UNION, 10 Spruce ST, y. \.
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A DEBATABLE QUESTION While much
has been written concerning the use of 'fput
up" medicines, the question is still open
one and demands of the people careful cuu-
sideration. The salient points may he brief Y
stated, and answered as follows: lst-Are
the sick capable of determining their real
condition. the nature of their malady, and
selecting the proper remedy OF means OF cure?
2d-Can physician, no matter how skillful,
prepare universal remedy, adapted to the
peculiar ailments of n large class of people,
residing in different ATTITUDES, and subject to
various climatic influences? In answer to
the first proposition, we would say, diseases
are named and known by certain signs or
symptoms, and, as the mother does not need
a phy ysican to tell her that her child has the
whOopiug-cough or Indicate remedy, so
people when afflicted with many of the
symptoms concOmitant to ''iinpnre blood ="
"torpid liver" and ''bad digestion, - require
no other knowledge of their condition, or the
remedy indicated, than they already possess.
Second proposition Many physicians argue
that diseases are sectiOnally peculiar, and
that their treatment must therefore vary,
and yet quiUine, morphine, pOdophylin, and
hundreds of other remedies are prescribed iR
all countries to overcome certain conditions.
Is it not, therefore, self-eYident that a ply
sician whose large experience has made him
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DY virtue of sundry writs Of II. Fa. issued Qua
ID OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cambria
county and to me directed. there viii be eE-
posed TO public sale, at the hotel OF Conrad
Raab, in JohnstOwn,
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EARMS AT PRIVATE SALE

- The undersigned offers AT private sale
the following properties. to wit: tract OF land
In Snyder township, Blair county. Il< miles from
East Tyrone. cOnta lining Iss acres. well improved,
having thereon all the necessary farm buildings.
This farm will he divided into two three parts,
81 desired by purchasers and Il not sold before the
tho first of March next. IL viii then be rcnted.-
Also. the farm on which now reside. in Logan
township. 81 miles from a ALTOONA. Tn proper Y
Is in high state OF cultivation AMI has splendid
house. barn and other buildings thereon erected.
Also, tract of improved land sil ual Ell partly
In Blair and Cambria counties, containing 27s
acres. This tract is underiaid with coal OF tcci-
lent quality, well covered with timber, and has "A
railroad built 10 it, ready for shipping coal
These lands will be sold whole OF divided.
and on terms to suit purchasers, will excli,tng e
FOR Altoona city property. For further infprma-
tion call address WM. DECKER
Nov. %, ls77.-Iy. Box S5e \ lt0Ona.
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SOFTENENCs OF TEE BRAIN Prevented
- and Cured by the use of PULMONA. Pre-
scribed by our leading physicians. Ask your
drug gist for it, and refuse all other medicines Of
tered in its stead.