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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-08

n SStGN EE'S SALE.-By virtue d.
N an order OF tie Court 1f Common Pleas .
Cambria county. 90 me directed. ] VIII expose
fpli- sale On the premises. ON saturday. n.
Esd day of August =. % 1879. atZ o'CLo.r
=. n. The Interest of A- r. I-itzin-r, being the
divided tWO-litls interest o. in ana O. tlic folio
Ing described real estate. viz: An that certa
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate iu Gle.
field township in said county Uf Cambria poun1e.
by lands oi EIid Ivory. = ohm shank. Michael WI
Theodore storm aiHa-l Eurl- and Cthcrs- c.
tanning - -ic.r. more less. having about s. Ar
borough 0i Chest SiirIzs and has a good Drchf.
on the prem se-.
TEEsIs oFSALE.-One-thirl OF the purcha-e1ng.
a. TO De paid on the confirmation OF the -lle. az
the remainder !l Two equal annual nay ymgr.t~ sg.
interest. 20 be seclsed bv tie Judgment ba-i af O.
purchaser IL J. HAU-
Aux. ]. fs-A-2. As-i-nca Of = r y...-frI...r
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BE WISE AND HAPPY.-f You viii stop all
vour extravagant and wrong nOtiors in doc
toring yourself and families with expensive
doctors or humbug cure-alls, that do harm
always, and use only natures simple rene
dies for all your ailmeBts-yOu will be wise
well and happy, and save great expense
The greatest remedy fOr this, the great wise
ami good will tell YOU, is Hop Bitters-rely
ON il See another column
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"a E-tatc Of Er.IzzI III=rEI BIGIEl- deed
Letters o.. Administration ou the estate OF I.liE
beth Hisl-y, late Ci Washington township. q
ceased having been granted to tie uui.Isf-n,
hF the Register ui Cambria county. all I-CgsuEs
dcEted 20 said estate arc hereby notified 20 NAL
payment without dgla-. and those having claim
against The same VIII present them properly
thenticatei iur settlement.
TTIO2I - aEAEWE Es.I-. Adm'r
LIlIy'z August J. lS-g-e-a
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~ HERIfE'S SALE.-2v virtue e-
NOwrt OF islE. F. or issued -.rt OF the r1r1rhar-
Court and Court uf Common -'leaS ef ClrlT.."
county and 90 INC directed the-- viii De exp1-..f
public sale, 80 the Court H0y-- "a Eh-uSlu---
Monday. St Stpfeu5rr Isl. 1873 AT .1-cloek- p. A.
following real estate 70 wit.
All the right title and interj. IF Isaac Lutte.
William Lutte oi. iu and u De- .i-cc or uaregr
land -ituatcd in usquehanns -wn-hip. Cam
county Pa, adjoining lands .f John Ga-i-.
Adam LulaE. Peter Garman. l.ld William a..
man, containing $50 acres. more OF less. about
acres OF which are cleared. having thereon ercc-,
q une-Hnd-a-ialf story plank house and frame Pr
bic. now I'm the occupancy OF William Lutte. Take
i'm execution and TO Doe sold az the suit of J
sHid Sarah Ann.
TERMS or SALE--DEc-third Of the purchGs
money 70 be iiaid when the property D. knocl.
down. and the remaining tvo-tIiriz before the cUr
rrInation Of the deed. JOHN Ky An sheriff
Shcrih-s Once Ehcu-hurg. Aug /. l--I.
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AGAIS the grain, approaching from the levels
Mods meath the sunbcam's languor breeding
SpeIlz
4 gain the bee about the lilac revcls.
And sweet toOthcI malicne nine for cal

Again the bee about the lilac reveIs.
And sweet toOthcd maIdcns pine for caramcls
That reminds Us OF the old eonundrum. Why IS
young man without money like the moon in her
last gunrter?' The answer Is. Because neither
can shine" But that isn't always true. because Il
young man with brains Is appreciated even if he IS
impccUniOUs; and the matter Of dress has been re
duccd 10 such line point that the poorcs. Young
man may dress well ii he has Judgment enough 70
allow Jas. J. Murphy, 109 Clinton street. Johns
town. to select him a suit. EIr. Murphy. whose
taste Is unImpeachabe. has one of the largest ana
cheapest stocks of clothing TO BE found in the State
and extends an invitation to all his old customers
and the public generally TO call and examine for
themselves
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THE Clearfield Journal is responsible for
this amusing little story of the rail:

"a merry party recently went down the Penn
sylvanja railroad from Tyrone to Huntingdon.
When the train entered the Spruce Creek tunnel
there q little audible cOTanotion in the crowd.
As the train emerged from the dark tunnel into
open daylight handsome and jOlly-lOOking lady
mot of the party, with a twinkle in her eve. in
quired. Who kissed me2 whereupOn a modest
and somewhat cierical-appeariug gentleman sit
ting In the seat in front turned his head and re
marked, Indeed. madam. ut wasn't me = which
brought forth shout of laughter that can be bet
ter imagined than described The incident was
especially enjoyed by several Clearhcldors who
were present
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Chew jgck-Uu's Best Sweet Navy To-
-.uewi Aberarthe'' came too late for a
hearing this time.
-Thr Blair county Odd Fellows are talk
u- of TCuicking at CrrS-on tomorrow.
Our Philadelphia letter. ike many an
other good thing, has To wait until next week
The Indiana National says that hay Is q
oue-third crop over there and sells for - per
The HoIIfdavsburg Standard failed to
gladden. our Sauctum this week. lloWs that,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander of Al
t1uua celebrated their golden wedding last
Jude. Prr-hiuglourow own 'IfttIe Cyrus'') D.,
rF ~.HuyIEi county is on visit with his
wife 90 Colorado.
-Tn. Amateur base ball club Of Johnstowu
t..L play u Altoona club at the latter place
Tomorrow afternoon.
-Yn. Newrv branch railroad has been
abandoned. Its receipts of late have not
rgrll.H its expenditures.
uurL-ureded new pavement has been
rafJ fu front of the office of our ueXt-dUoT
rafrIlur. Attorney Dick.
-Tuc ei-tcddf0d billed by our Welsh citi-
z.u- for the 4th OF July has been postponed
tuTrE- Christmas afternoon
-t NfglteugaIc tWilliam) with IIattOn
Crar-.I committed mItrimOny i'm Johns
TOWN 3 couple of Sundays ago.
Mr. Geo. w. Kern ST., father Of Mrs. 7.
rs Dick ui this place, i- lying seriously i'll
a- his nome iu Armagh, Indiana county.
Truth Is mighty and must pTevail-al
most anywhere outside the columns of the
Cagl.i"Wa ...S OF J4,.-5-.."L II r'I,,.
COLLEGE IDTpttU, have given base ball the
90 Gg and are turning their attention to
-rf.-ar
THE CarruIltowu NeJrs may rant and rave
n l..l I 7 +i M q, y, of ,11,ii
'.T .
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-.... - '.,,. .- ,- W.. MI f,,r fIIa yo,rs
l..- NJ ,s-rf-,.'- 80 We I aTornu Tn,Iiano
r+I,..,,,T Tf++,,, t,ic in -l',aa.lsi0r
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.... "a al .-T- g. ~ -t,t,sT
,-. ,. +g ,,-,-,,i+I, .,g Mr.
-...t ,f tIi ,,i,,. rII.sr.J in
... ... -i..' rf.,r,.a laws i'm tItooua was
--. r+ - -. D. -fI,-s r...trI,l.J i'm
i.l- ''--
u. rI.uf1r.--r-rr., rsg;.trg. credits a
-...,....r f-...,--r,, Tr.,fa-- ,,-itTr arr+
......r .r.-.-i.l .lrr., -..3 hu-hplsaf wheat from
-., \r 5g-7 WIN, WAS semi from
... ....... u, form. l4 +Irau. wears died i'm
.,r. r5.....f.rlffrr,, SUNDAY ilornfTlr.
..,..fa--f.,, oT brJiI- f'I- Deceased
.rrrr,- r..l-r.
....-.r,f,.i fo deliver am address ut the
......- rf.gf.rt {. .~,--an. Sent 6th and ha,
- #..- ~. .rff... ..-TrTra history rf the
...-,...... s.. -rr. .rrr,--a+.. valley
r..-.. TF.I.f.rru.-frrrr.- .-uutf.- named John
s-r tr..rfa Mcmahon were arrested in Al
.. .r -E-..Trv- LAST and sent To- iaiI To
. -.r ...r -+....r-r,re q rg1-. of t1bgrcS from
u. T. T. Ger .,rt. Two wears AGO.
fink. ryutrsl.. for the building OF "a new
.r....g.r. l.I.arfaId rrrrI, at Ashland Fur
... WAS uu Tuesday awarded by the Coun-
commissioners 20 Ntr John LautZy, Of
--..r.L.arra township. Ills bid was $500.
tE..ar.. -ur~r- tp learn that our kfnsmau
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JOHN A DOYLE. Esq. a member of the Altoona
bar. was tried before the Blair county Court last
week on the charge Of having been in contempt Of
Recorder Greevy's Court. He was found guilty
and sentenced to pay fine of Fl, 90 and costs. the
nne and costs amounted in the aggregate 20 about
$50. which sum contributed by the members of
the bar and paid over, and the docket marked salts
fed
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ENECTT0R-S NOTINE-

IL Estate of VI AEGAI:Er ATKINSON deed.
Letters documentary uu the estate ut N1--s1rl.
Atkinson. late ui I.uroitg Borough. decd hay.n.
been granted o. the undersigned notice is hereby
given q aiI persons indebted % said estate that
payment must bc made without delay. and th1s,
having claims against tue same should present
thcm duiy authenticated I1r settlement
FRANCIS D-EEIEI4 Executor
Tarcttc July Is l~-a-St
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- advIee gIven N .shakspeare on q eertaIn oc

TIE advice given by Shakespeare on a certain oc-
casion was no doubt good enough for his day and
generation. but in these later times when such es-
the poSt-ofltco. Altoona. Pa. dotted over the
land. II j. not necessary TO counsel TO wear 3.
habit costly las thy purse can buy" because the
very choicest suits in HE extensive establishment
have been brought within tho reach of the most
modest pocEctbook- very large stock Of sum
mer clothing II being closed out at bottom prices
and general invitation is extended 10 cveryb body.
and his bruthc-s, and his cOusjnS. and his uncles
pioneer clothing house before purchasing else
where.
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ADNTTNT~TRA RATOR'S NOTICE.

"a Esrrte 'f GEORGE n EES. ST. deceased
Letters ut Administration on tac estate ui Geo.
WelIn. ST. late ai Jackson t8unslii tilIsiri -a-l-
ty. deed. haN-Is been erinted . tll- undersigned
10y the Register -i said county an persons indebted
said estate hereby nerifiei o. make Il-
without delay. and those having claims auuiuS'
the same viii present them properly sut heutlcat.
for settlement Jas II. SIN GER.
Ebcnshurg. .fuly -. 1s.g-6t. Adniulstr1ter.
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NOTICED. ALEX. TAFT. of st

IN Augustine. Pa. requests parties owing hlm
to call st his Office and settle tler respective ar-
counts before the I1th dag OF SeDfeHbcr ucrf.
aer which date his books Will be LETT IN the hands
of an officer Tor collection. TS-S-It1
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SHERIFF.

y flash Of common sense pervaded the per-
son of Delegate Rodgers at this juncture,
and that gentleman moved that the conyen-
ton do now stop talking and get down to
hard pan. Nobody else appearing to have a
speech ready for delivery, this was agreed to,
and the following gentlemen were placed in
nomination for Sheriff Eir Fred. Snyder
Of Carrolltown, and Mr.. Michael j. Cooper,
Of Chest Springs The former gentleman
was nominated on the first ballot by the fol
lowing vote
Ssr,-7o- -
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THAT'S THE How.-Take hold Of the work Of
life. my hoy. in an honest. earnest way: though
all begin at the foot of the hil the constant heart
and the steadfa=t viii at the top hold regal sway
And while you are engaged in the laudahc work.
my boy don't forget that there is cheaper
place I'm the country to buy boots. shoes. gaitors
and sch like. than at the Great Eastern Boot and
shoe House OF :. Blumenthal, 11l9 Eleventh ave
nue.. Altoona. Pa, where nearly every foot except
the foot Of mountain can be fitted to perfection
and at the very lowest price.
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- KAY tAI Il.E.-SlfaAt tu from Ihe
- premises OF t,c eHHserher tive miles su-rh ui
T. -isuT.. r'.ft Use first 90 July two oue--eHr
old white sVctteI neifers. and Two une-year-t
steers enc oi the latter being rel fn color and
other -ca and white SPOTTED AuV ini1rmar
concerning them -ert lr letter or otherwise ca %
ril~rrlhcr at Fer .irrt rill Poe libcully fevcrled
A--. D. r--I ANDREW LINK.
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ResoIcld. That the committees he discharged from
further consideration OF the subject and
Fss0lre6. That we endorse the state platform
adopted az Altoona. and wiz support the tickets
nominated. State and county
Much animated discussion on the subject
was participatedin by and between Delegates
DySart, Mccormick, Rodgers, Wilman
Logan, and others, during the prevalence of
which the chairman Mr.. Flattery quite lost
his parliamentary head and sat like one who
was drifting with the dead to shores where
all was dumb. But in the end. he gathered
up foTtitude enough to announce Mr.. DySart's
substitute and put it to a vote The substi-
tute was declared loSt-which is thought to
nave been extremely doubtful, all things
considered.
The original resolutions were then read
seftdttnt, and all were endorsed, excepting
the fourth, which was expunged by a close
vote; Delegate Mccormick declares this 4th
resolution was also carried, and his view is
concuTred in by others, but the official record
Is against him and them
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Mr.. Henry Mellon, of Chest Springs, was
chosen Chairman of the County Committee
Tor the ensuing year. He received II votes,
as against 2Votes cast for Mr. David Wetzen
OF CarrolltOwn. Mr. Jacob Treftz, who had
served as Chairman Of the Committee for two
successive years, refused a reelection The
speech which he failed to make at the open
ing OF the convention was now spoken, but
IL was brief He said he had tried to do his
duty, and if he failed, it was owing to the
weather and bad roads. The County Com
mlttee was then named, as follows
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Allegheny Twp.-A H. Parrish
Adams Twp.-Wm. Jennings.
CarTolltown BOr--David WeltzeH
Carroll Twp.-Francs Luther.
Chest Springs BOr-Anthony VIII.
Chest Twp.-Francis McCfllJ
ClearheId TWp.-J0hn Durbin.
Conemaugh Bor.. lst W-SamueI Dumfee
COnemaugh Bor., I'd WIN Cuthbcrt.
COnemaugh Twp.-Chrst Rhodes.
N'pOUcrSflalc
East COnemaugh Bor.-W. W. Wike
EbcnsDurg. 4. W.-JOhn Folsom.
Ebensbury, W. W.-ThOmas J. Williams
Elder Twp.-John Fisher.
franklin Bor. George :. PauI.
CfallitZn Bor.-David TObin.
JOhnStown, 1St W.-John Scigh.
Johnstown, 2d W.-Adam Kuntz.
.TohnStUyvn, Sd W.-Cfeorge Hefscr.
.Tohnstoyvn 4th W.-ChurIcs OFT.
JohnstOwn, 9Th W.-.TacOb Trefts.
JohnstOwn, 9th W--Cieorge RincbOlt.
Millyille Bor 1st W.-Frank Drew.
Mtllvtlle Bor, ID w..
Munster Twp.-Wm. Glass.
Portage Twp.-Christ Allenbaugh.
Richland Twp-Samucl Hoffman.
StOnycrcck Twp. A. Shaw.
SummerhilI Twp.-Austin Connor
SUsquchanna Twp.-JOhn Il. Whitman
Taylor Twp.-David Goughcnour.
TUnnclhill Bor.-Fatrick O'Dowd.
Washing ton Twp.-TOhn Bagley.
White Iwp.-JOhn Kelley.
WoOdyale BOr.-Richard Bennett
WilmOre BOr.-JOhn SchrOth.
Upper I oder Twp.-Jeremiah Heiple.
Lower Y oder Twp.-COrnelius Marsh
Some districts remain to be heard from.
The convention adjourned finally at 40
O'Clock.
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THE tub men or cleaners at the TohnStowu
wire mill about twenty in number. struck Wedncs-
day mJTuiu- i0r al increase oi wl.cs.
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In DR.. Christy's Building, in rear of Logan
House, Altoona, Pa.

HOME AGkIN-Our former townsman
Mr.. Thomas Collins, of the well-lznown rail
road contracting firm Of Messrs. Z. K T. Col
Inns, arrived in Philadelphia last Sunday
viii doubtless pay a visit to his mountain
home ere long, on which occasion he viii be
made the recipient of a welcome which will
come straight from the heart. Mr. Collins
authorized the publication of the following
brief statement in the Philadelphia Bulletin :.
We arc grateful for the manner in which the
Philadelphia press have sustained Us in the en-
tcTprisc, but more particularly indebted to
our creditors for the magnanimUus manner in
which they have treated Us. 1 am fully satisfied
the enterprise viii DC a success eventually.
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
oMNITTEE.-Pursuant to call of Chairman
Mcdonald, the Democratic County Commit
tee met i'll the Grand jury room of the Court
House, Ebensburg, Tuesday afternoon last,
at two o'clock, and was called to order by
that functionary. The following named
gentleman answered to their names, eleven
of them being substitutes for regular Com
mitteemcn:
Allegheny Twp.-Tamcs J. KayIor BlackIicIs
Twp.-JsIncs VI. Ross. Cambria Bor.-Jacob Cioer-
ner, Ist ward; Thas Mex crnan 2d ward Cambria
Twp-Thomas Hoover Carroll Twp-Iamcs I
Thomas. Carroiitown Bor--John Buck. Chest
Twp. G. Gil. Chest Springs Bor-Iohn Wag-
ner. Clcarhcld Twp. III. Litzu@er CrOyle
Twp DanI NcGough. ColcmaugI. Bor.-AIbert
Brindie. ist ward; John Daily, ri ward. Dean
Twp.-Wm. q. Krise. Ebcnsburg Bor.-H \. ne
Pike East ward Thomas McBreen. West ward.
Elder IWp.-Caicb A. Gray. Gallitzn Twp.-NeaI
Hanlan. Gailitziu Born. ]. Kelly. Iohnstown
Bor.-hartin Eiulin. fst ward John r. Barnes. 2I
ward: Chas. J. Mayer, Sd ward; John Downey. 4th
ward: Daniel Mclaughlin 5th ward; William
Milyilie Bor.-Samuel Sexton. lst ward. Mum
stcr Twp.-Josoph Griffin. Portage Peter Nc
merhiH Twp.-Wm. Doran. SummitviIle Bor.-
Henry Hughes. Susquehanna Twp-Lewis !.
Bor-Thomas Rochf5rt Wilmore Bor-VaIentinc
Maltzie. Upper Yoder.-Yost Hochstein.
Thirty-siX delegates were found to be pre-
sent, which number was subsequently, in
creased to 81 by the appearance of Dan1 Nc
Cough, the committeeman from CrOyle town
ship.
Chairman Mcdonald explained the nature
OF the business to be transacted, and invited
free interchange of opinion from delegates.
At this juncture, on motion, MessIs H. A.
McPike and Martin F. Kelly were appointed
Secretaries.
The first tangible proposition offered came
from Mr.. Sexton, OF Alillvile, who moved
that the Committee proceed to place in nomi-
nation ticket to be supported at the polls
next November.
A substitute to ar Sexton's motion was
presented by Mr.. Mclaughlin, of JOhnstown,
as follows
WHEREAS. The late Democratic County Conven-
ton has iallcd [" nominate ticket and perform
other duties for which Il was convened: and
WHEREAS. The said Convention adjourned with
out fixing any day for convcning again. to perform
the duties for which it had been called together
therefore
ResoiUed, That the Cha irman Of the County Com
mttcc be and he il hereby authorized to call said
Convention to convene ut Ebcnsburg the third
Monday OF August. to nominate a ticket and per
form all other duties that may devOlve upon T..
Considerable discussion, participated in bv
MeSsrs Mclaughlin, Barnes and Sexton, in
support of the substitute, and by Messrs
KaylOT, Hughes Ross and McPike against
followed, but eventually it prevailed by the
close vote of 10 for to 1S against.
In conformity with the spirit Of the reSOlu-
tiOn, the old convention viii therefore reaS-
semble on Monday, August 18th, instant, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, as per cali Of
the Chairman, printed elsewhere.
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JrRY COMMISSIONER

Mr. y H. Parrish, unfortunate in his quest
of the Poor DirectOTship, was also named for
Jury Commissioner, but it seems that the
claims of Allegheny township were not
thought worthy OF recognition, and Mr.. Wash.
Douglass, of Clearlield township, walked off
with the prize. The result Of the single bal
lot had was
Parrish Il
Douglass. %
All the nominations were made unanimous.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable ZEAL ESTATE

s1 virtue ui Il order issuing out the lf-HHrr.
- Court Ht Cambria county and 20 me E .-..-..s
viii expose 90 public sale SIT the Court E.l.g -i
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FACTS ISCOSTROYERTTBLE. people
Of Cambria county, or a gOodiy portion of
them at least, viii SubStantate the fact
That when we reduce the price OF a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to S2.7J, we are never out
of them:
That when we reduce the price Of a suit of
clothes from S4O0 to $500, we always have
them on hand
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to S4.OO, they are always
in stock;
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from S6.75 to 800, we can always
find them for customers;
That when we reduce the price of n suit of
clothes from IS. so to ST. 10 we don't tell peo-
pie we have Just sold the last suit:
That when we reduce the price of Il suit of
clothes from Si2.2J to 5000, we can always
furnish a perfect fit.
Remember that the goods quoted above are
lined throughout. and are Saleablc, desirable
and serviceable clothing.
Pants we can sell In jeans from soc up; In
cotton wOrsted from 90c. up in caSsimeres
from S2.15 up. In gents furnishing goods
we can sell white laundried shirts from Zoe
and drawers from 20c. up; suSpenderS from
sc. up; half hose from &c. up hats from DC
up caps from sc. up. The largest stock of
trunks and valises in Altoona.
Remember we are Slaughtering summer
clothing, straw hats, etc, in order to close out
all kind Of summer wear at the New Cloth
ing Depot, 1870 Eleventh avenue, which is
known far and near as the cheapest house in
the trade, and the best place in the country
to buy good clothing, hats, caps and furnish
ing goods at honest prices.
CHARLES SIMON,
In DR.. Christy's Building in rear of Logan
House, Altoona, Pa.
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POOR HOUSE pIRECToR.

Afessrs. 4. II. Parrish, Of Allegheny town
ship, and Evan Z. Evans, of Ebensburg.
were named, for this office, and it required
two ballots to accomplish the nomination of
Mr. Evans. The vote was
Isf. 3D.
Parrish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05

HE DEATH OF CASHIER BARRoN.-MrS Bar
ron WIDOW OF the late treasurer OF the Dexter
lNe.lSaVingS bank, in brief letter, asks a sns
pension OF public Judgment. While desiring
lne most thorough and impartial Investigation.
the theory seems to have been advanced (Dy
1etectlVesl that her late husband was a de-
IaGltef and committed suicide, and that the
theory. She asks the public to consider his
character In the community where he lived and
mad been actively in business, having transac-
, Iions, perhaps, with more persons than any
that number to bring any accusation of fnten-
tlonal fraud on his part. She believes they will
acknoWledge that rather than wrong another
ne Would himself suffer. All that has thus far
oeen advanced are unSubstantiated rumors
which the community will never believe. She
closes by saying: " IL Mr.. Barron was a de-
utor and bondsmen, and let us wait for evf-
dence' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-05
Telegrams to The Star
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The American Cattle Trade i'm Eng
land.

LoNpoN, Feb. 5.-The slaughter Of the cargo
OF cattle brought by the steamer ontario. which
mas been completed at the Abattoir in Liver
pool, under the supervision of eminent veterin-
airy authority, specially familiar with pleuro-
pneumonia, disclosed the fact that several other
caltle besides those previously detected had
suffered from pleuro- pneumonia, and that the
ulseaSe was or very pronounced contagiou
type. 1he examiner has returned to London to
report TO tie Veterinary department OF the
Rf1Ny council The consignment OF cattle by
the steamer lberian, which arrived at Liverpool
!esleIuay 1rom Boston, awaits inspection in
quarantine. In the present uncertainty few or
no contracts are being entered into. The trade
are trying to arrange for the slaughter OF cattle
at the point OF debarkatiOn. strong represen-
taiions will be made TO the Mersey docks and
baibor board TO facilitate this The ten dayS
grace allowed by orders in council are sad TO be-
sulhclent Tor the trade requirements. and fun
guarantees win thus be provided against infer-
Ilon without prohibiting the Importation of
catue. Near the north docks OF Ltverpool there
i, IL Is CANNED, ample room to provide an ahat
toir for the slaughter of cattle on laniing ''''-