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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-16
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.

T MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
"A State Central Committee OF Nevada. held
at Virginia City. February Is. 1880. the follow.
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Rssoicsd. That the Republican State Central
Committee Of the State Of Nevada order that q
State Convention b held ~ Austin. Lander
county, In this State. on Tuesday. Nay II. 1850.
at the hour OF II O'Clock A. u. OF said day. for
the purpose OF ~elsciinR M DELEGATES and six
alternates TO rrpresent the Republican party Of
Nevada 10 the National Republican Convention
to DO held at Chicago. nlinois. June .. 1880.
Rsso,psd. That we recommend that Inc sew.
sral Republican County Central Committees
OF the State Of Nevada call primary elections
OF the people for the purpose Of slseting dale
yates TO the said State Convention Of Austin /;
the said primaries TO b held 70 or before Nay
Q, 1880.
Resorsd, That the basis OF representation In
said Couysntion shall BE- ons vots for each and
every 100 votes, or fraction Of 50 or over 90.
cast at the last general election for the Rspubli.
can State ticket, to-wit:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-16

Boz Sheet now open for the sale Of Reserved
Seats, from 10 to u a. r.; q 10 4 and to y
r. y. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-16

TtH1s oLD-RsTABLrsHKD AND RKLL.
able Laundry is prepared 70 turn out any
ost being damagSd ~ msnipulstton % b.
chemical application. .
Pacsasss punetuaIiy calisd sr and ~
oSPioss-rhsodor. wo,s-s o,othiDs sse.s.
staiA. I'D vssss zeass 0eA lul, In
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IrrrI.R FROM CALIFORNIA.
TrrLocz. St7uIslau- CO.. Cal. 3
FrTrr r--I

Inks is-1
.- , 81 .. - .4----- e.
DEAR Eng-Cn or FEEENAN-l itel % aulE 70
write 60 ypo. though Il- 7i'.il- il. Al.-t--.-
am oppressed II iS near thirty wears .l-re '--
came acquainted with you -ht i'tt l-..'i.i-.i .7
row stroues- tnin ever l-t- la 49, 49, .z -
f.e trg9 Wl-H .-i " a-e i'l s--'- .- ....
! have sept IE nN lFt'l- p" a-t q ti --.... -
respected friend .He tglaleI eLt-'. -- -4- -
am pretty well F---s3 '..r ".t ~ '-..- ---
TieuIshil should never zen another line.
California docs nor seen. '. same -a.-.lll- -.-
90 me since nelth e'l>ea.a It --.-t --.- ...-
sro.rH't the most lf'. .. lover PIG u.s. . 20
family .e- Hi-A ASSOC ..-.-r -,- -.-...'.- --- ~
pine Ne-a5 I1tl ...'s ..-.,- l'..-s
ways ana s.-h1It- t-.--''l -.- -. .- .L-t
"l Nlta.t .-. a-- ~ i-. 49,. ---..r
ahaAt 'gliltt. -i...l-4 .-.'-- go 49, ls7
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'li- .l..- l.-- r-...
alone ODD il a'-. ~. .
tale @" -e.l- iii. i- ' .s,L
sorrow, hope ana ttei at".
Oh GHHrn and reminds iAe .. ..e ..--.. ... mus.
ien-u- III g. rH. nd ". l-' @. --'' f. '.. "...
% ate- -
am glad tfat tho --ai people Of ..lar-.I-- a-'
lo.rei that the.- uel4ia1rs are getting H-'l- IS
VOL as they
sorry that the good ODD Uar0ugl-5 Hl -''I.-l.-
town and -illViile trc bon fr'r'ie ta--e' e'in- ---.
rH-Iala- matters. IN FORMER aa! "- .''l D. .f.l-
Hls between SUI Crntcn. .fi- ana lHllltir- D -tl1
tuC position oi >uVerufHnutl. ct2.i terms til
JaLuStowu and thc pTiEei iVllsltp four terms i-
fIElviile, and w IN one ezreT lon only e' ilt
went ou smoothly. lalmost wish was .-trk .-l.r
for know we would all agree now ileIelii .lI-
lcr 90 the people @. ile ll5 .-.-5 -ll- -.'t .- 2
heartfelt thanks -or iDc.I uhileIi1 Nilea IT'D li--
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FL; RoDGEEs, of This place. took on e big cargo
of nghting Whiskcy on Wednesday last. and while
under tS.iuuencn attempted 90 reconstruct Judge
Thomas on puCil5tic principles. meantime trIil.-
ing in tho most oIpruhripU- cpitEetS. coupled with
the assertion that Thomas had NOT long since ru-
compaS-cd his Incarceration in the county Jail COR
period of three months. Trough &c is well known
that Rodgers plead guilty and submitted Co. bis
sentence for assault ana battery Mr.. a. j. Riley
and manifc7tiDz- very dem0ustrJti-e disposition
% uelitcrlte the Judge from "E the face o.. the
earth. Being somewhat advanced iu years and q
cripple besides the latter il all THAT vas possible
to avoid a collision but when it came and Rodgers
had helped himself to 81 H-U1fUl ut his -hisyer7,
which he pulled out by the rcct. the Judge struck
him on the head with bis cane. drawing the blood
and iuEicrin- wound 10y no means serious. Atthis
iuncture Deputy sheriff hiuEead appeared Oh the
scene and with the aid oi two or three other parties
succeeded i'm literally dragging Rodgers Co Jail.
Notwithstanding tho NclIic1=c nell-e-rut resi- -tUl
with ail his strength. which is like unto that of
young bull. and it was only when the -'nippers
were put on him that he submitted 10 the iueyitG-
hlcaud promised 90 accept the situation l the Jew
elry was removed. This being done, he became
much more doCilc. and was uually locked up 90
sleep of his deGaueh and rcturu Go Ills sober senses.
What Is 70 DC done iu his case we are not aware.
though 10 is possible thar he mag he called on tg
answer 'o- at least one of his oHCucCs-thlt ol re-
sistiuE an officer iu the discharge ct his duty
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THE PRINTERS PICNIC- - Third Meeting Of
the Ereclrtjyc COBlTaittee.-Five OF the ten
members of the Juniata Valley PrinterS
Association, viz MessTs. +, Conrad, OF the
McNeytOwn journal; Al IyhuISU, OF ne
Huntingdon Globe: George ShTOm, OF the
Newport LedgcT; James II. Irwin, OF the Al
tOOna Radical and II. a. McPIke, OF tne
Cambria Freeman met at the residence OF the
Secretary, in this place, at ! O'CLOCK, p. N,
on Saturday july 10, 1880. The selection
of . corDet band and orchestra for the COM
ing picnic at Roaring Spring, september 4Lh,
1880, being the first business IN order, Ille
several propositions forwarded to the Guar
man were submitted for the conSlderiatl0l OA
the Committee. They were from the follow
ing places: Newport, Mithintown, fofJ
ROYAL, Alexandria, Pnilipsburg and Mines
Mr. Shrom vouched for the ability OF the
Newport band TO furnish good music, as Wen
as an orchestra first class i'll every respect
This being the only organization, so far as
known, that could supply the last named
desideTatum, it was esteemed the best oHer
made, inasmuch as music for ali purposes
could thus be obtained at lower rates than
by employing two separate and distinct
bands Therefore on motion of Mr.. Ty-
hurst, the Newport band was selected oy
acclamStiOn.
On motion of the same gentleman, the
secretary was instructed to prepare and send
out as soon as possible the necessary circu-
lars blanks, etc, similar in import to those
issued last year, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, through its gcntlemanly and eff
Gent officers, General Superintendent Pugl
and Chief Clerk Maitland, and the Hunting
don and Broad Top Railroad Company
through its equally efficient and courteou:
General Superintendent, George +. Gage
Esq, having assured the Committee that III
same courtesies will be extended to the As
sociation on this occasion as on previou
ones.
! On motion of Mr.. ShrOm, the Committee
/ adjourned to meet in Altoona, at the call o
/ the Secretary, for the purpose of sendin'
I out the railroad tickets and transacting sue
+ other business as may be necessary.
+. CONRAD, Chairman.
I H. =. MCPIKE, Secretary.
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CossUSrTr1oS CUEED.-An old physician retired
from practice. having had placed in hts hands ~
an East India missionary the io{mula oi q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, ,Cntarsh, Asthn 1r
and an Throat and Lung Affections. also a posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and al
Nervous complaints, after having tested its won
derful curative powers in thousands OF cases has
fclt il his duty to make IL known % bis suhering
fellows Actuated hy this motive and desire 70
10 l vrl,o desire il this eciUc IN German. Frenci,
or EnglfSh with fuil directions for preparing ana
using. sent by mail hr undressing ".th St.-iii.
osrnfrr ms Vaper " vs. ~HEAuEH. i4a Fotrss
ar-IE Do-fr-f-y IS B. f4-51-6t e. o.wl }
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

DEMOCRATIC CLUE MEETING.-In puTsu-
ancc of notice published in our last issue, a
number Of the Democrats Of this place as
semhled at the Court House on Friday even
inc last for the purpose Of adopting measures
for the organization of q campaign club, to
be known as the Hancock and English Club
of Ebensburr borough and Cambria twp.
DR. NJ T. B. Crccry. the gentleman who
was named as President pro tenn. of the or
nanizafion resolved upon at the recent i'm
prOpntu ratification Of the Cincinnati nOmi-
nations, was called TO the chair, and i'm
few well-chosen words stated the object OF
the meeting and counseled prompt and
thorough organization as the most effective
means of securing what seems to be inevita-
ble-thc election of the entire Democratic
ticket national State and county. MCSSrS.
Williamson and McPIke, two of the three
named for Secretaries, on the occasion re-
ferred to above, were continued IN SAID posi-
tiOuS the third one, Mr. Fergus Lloyd, be
ing absent from home.
On motion Of G.. +. O'DOnnel, r. l..
Johnston ESQ, VIM. II. SechleT, Esq, and
Il A McPike. of Ebcnsburg, and MessrS.
John Farren and VIM. MaTtZ, OF Cambria
township. were chosen to draft the neceSsa-
" rules and regulations for the government
of the Club about to be organized.
On motion of r. /. Johnston, ESQ, II was
decrped that when the meeting adlQuTnS II
shall adjourn TO meet at the same place ON
FRIDAY evening, July 10th, at the ringing OF
the bell, for the purpose OF accepting or re-
mittce signing the roll OF membership, elect
ing officers, etc.
At the request of the chairman and the
call of the meeting, Nj. Johnston proceeded,
in one OF his characteristic and exceedingly
happy speeches, TO endorse the object and
purposes of the proposed Democratic or
ganization, which he promised to aid III eve
~ way TO the best of his ability. lie also
paid glowing tribute to the military geniu,
and acknowledged statesmanship OF our no.
hle standard bearer, Gen. Winfield scott
Hancock His remarks were well received
/ and frequently appauded.
on motion of 4. !. Eheys all person;
present who wished TO do so were afforded
! an opportunity TO sign their names to pre-
} liminary roll Of membership.
/ On motion of G. F. O'Donnell, it was re
solved that nothing should be ncOrp JraJet
} in the rules and regulations OF the Clu0 L
forbid any person from contributing MT.
cents, more or less, to dcfray the necessar,
( expenses of the organization.
! On motiOn-Of most OF those present TO
( wards the door, and likewise OF AlT. Flerc'
/ Lacey-the meeting adjourned.
NJ. r. B. CREERY, Chairman.
w, 9. WILLIANisoN, Secretaries.
/ H. 4 MCPIRE,
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II. =. McPwE, Secretary.

NJ. J. TEITELBAUsi, of the Peoples Cheap
Variety Store, LorettO, has this week receiy-
ed a large and varied stock of dry goods, gro
ceries. etc, which he Is prepared 90 sell IT
lower prices than ever before. lie has also
on hand a full line Of clothing bought last
MONTH as well as boots, shoes, ladies linen
suits ladies bats aud various other articles,
and ha~ino hesitatiouEn saying that lie cannot
only sell clothing 20 per cent. cheaper tilan
Il can be bought at a regular clothing store,
but pledges himself TO give tie very best OF
bargains in everything. II viii therefore oe
10 the interest OF buvers 20 call on Mr.. Tei-
te'haunl before purchasing elsewhere
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HanrocK. Of course win Dc elected. and iu case
Jones B. chosen % represent this country as consul
~ Fi5-c-I-o fr viii need g trunkful or two of new
clothing. Whom hc -neS Gu purchase these, our
e.lrtee O. nfrl is TO call on Godfrey Nuln- next
Fo,r TO the uusf1fficc Altoona. who deals in the
exact sort oI garment he VIII need fresh. Sly lsh
well made and warranted 10 wear. The celebrated
Rocics+ VI clothing speciality. His prices cannot
be cut under This advice Is not meant % hc con
hned 20 Jones: everybody ought O. patrontze Wolh.
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN.
use the old and safe
n E-EsFC--s <ooshf,v-- garrsrEVafFvp-

u can TIE given wi.h perfect safety 60 your baby 10
only two OF three days old ltdocs not SJuIciy but
awake laughing. It cures pAISRilEA and ID =
ENTERT, no matter how long standing. CHOLE-
1IEE COMPLAINT. WIND EOIIC, fretting and
crying of infants (Which is always sign Of pain,
GREEN STOOL. SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESSSN E>Ss, and all complaints Of the stomach OF
BOW Els.
is the oldest remedy in use and Is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. sold by DRUGGISTS and
STDREKEEPERS.
TRY sTYPSON-S IJCORICE WORM LOZENGES.
They arc pleasant. safe and sure. % ctS-
Depot 400 \. Third st. Philad' A. Pa
r. Iozcnacs for sale 10y n. J. FEEIDHoFF and
Y. :. BARKER y Bro. Eoenshur--. Il--i-llnl-l
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WHEN Grant got the news from Chicago,
on his feelings he Iald an embargo;
He sent no dispatch
But took out q match

And IL it o MAKE IlIs ci2llT 70
Tho weather being extremely warm at the time,
the Genera did we'll in refusing TO become excited.
The weather. by the way Is most uuanlInou>iE
hot lust now-thc mercury ranging away up IN tlc
ufn5ties-aud how to keep cool lS % problem oi
paramount importance. One method Nhlch we
can recommend Is To discard all wuolcus nom your
rerSon and then 20 10 Jas. j. Murphy :, lv9 CIR
ION street Johntown. and buy one OF the summer
suits he has on his shelves. They are zephy r-ikc
rs 20 thfnness though seryiceable withai, and viii
he sold cheaper than the cheapest. 4 large new
stock inst received.
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''HAIL" TO THE EBENsBuRG CoLoNY.-A
Terrible Storm Near CreSsOn Ronsas. We
are indebted to our former townsman, Mr.
Frank Mclaughlin. now of CressOn. Kansas,
for copy of the Rocks County Record of
July 3D. from which we extract the following
account of a destructive bail storm which
prevailed In that and other parts of Kansas
on the Wednesday previous
few days ago NORTHAMPTON township boosted
Of having the 6uest wheat in Rocks county There
we're several helds which her people claimed
would yield twenty-five bushels to tho acre. The
ise.l bountiful crop OF the yellow cereal Evcrv-
body was happy IN the assurance that having os-
capped the dangers OF drouth and the prosecutions
Of insects they would now he able to gather in the
DsI.est and get some rc.u-ns for the long months
Si anxious waiting Their expectations can hardly
On Friday Frank Mclaughlin came into town
and corrooorated the report that there had bccn q
terrible storm I'm Northampton on wednesday Tbc
soy .is ne toid u was thrilling one. At 2S8 iu
tns AFTERNOON af that day began 20 rain heavily
which soon turned into such a delusc oil La{l "a
appalled, the stoUtest heart. Windows were crush
ed p. thgu-i tley mad been paper, and every house
dCus iali OF hail must have been sight long 10 he
remembered Mclaughlin states that after the
storm had ceased the hail las on the a71nd from
twelve t. eighteen inches deep. end that on the
next day. twe0ty-ioUT hours after there were sil
IN some places six inches Of hail not vet melted
Inc stage driver who carries che mail through that
region says lie drove over banks of hai in Graham
county four feet deep.
Dl course In such storm corn would have but
extended DO was cut all to pieces and oo-nrIetelv
ruined The wheat that had been harvested and
stacked Jared no better than tlatin tho field The
STACKS were torn 60 slrcI5 and the grain scattered
over the country. one stack was seen to float
away on the floods that surrounded Il. The dam
age 20 STOCK was also considerable Many Of the
afterwards
II was this storm which caused the solomon rtv-
TO rise SO higu at this point on Thursday.
iha storm extended up into Graham county.
lahiR& strip about ten miles wide There 10 was
even worse than in Rocks. II is reported that the
htlte Aamlet OF Roscoe IS completely demolished.
only ono store being Loft. Othcr portions Of Ora
nan suffered greatly. As we have no further re-
ports Ihat arc authentic we cannot learn the cx-
tent Ol the damage done.
IN view OF the fact that many in Northampton
nave depended for their future support on the
crops which are destroyed. arc certain that
/ considerable aid viii tie needed ia that section
/ We trust that next week measures will be taken
To relieve those who have suffered from the county
! psrsc.
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THERE'S q spot in the valley
Where ulides the bright river.
4 suot that s. ever % raclnory dear
IT'S n spot where IN youth
caught btIll-ncIds with liver.
ArT 5s7rner1,i white lilies with Ellen Mciscsr
There IS another spot which. once known, can
never lie forgotten. We refer to simon s. Bend
FeIr. 5 mammoth read made cluthtug house next
-i0or to thc Fir-t National Bank Altoona Inc
reason ft cannot De forgotten D. not 50 much De-
---uso MS s-,t. iS Iar1c- than any other or more
s-If-r man any afr- nrIt because what De sells d.
III ffc -erv l.a-t make and material. and because
it BE- cold cheaper than the same ili.iitl ot A.i-
"a r l,s bou.-it within radius of hundred miles
Orders hy mail solicited.
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.-.sra and the Ctil''i' is'c
osar and wifeareatSsaS \ >.
ain and plenty OF II on NeoheS-
ro,r5,ers from,
a hasa 3i- oo'''' '.'' ''.'
,,rr,rItown has been
sr.-.1....--s-7 - ~ ofijcc.
1- -.-r .ra wear 1880 has COM
r to eternity.
LOW ranks as the tenth city in
ro.n. of population.
-- audi next senator, 5auliGr' :. lI..i.,,L' OF
.... aa- DID i..-''''''', . - 20
want '' oAy -J'''7 80, Il !, ~. 80
.r DO. go To- Acl'''i''''' - " ''' i-'
..--,. W.
John Daley Oh .11 '''.''l.IO w. -, y, - -
county, was I''''''''
rul. ,
r Mcdonald y 60. $ cheap cash
---1. Pa.
n Ha late limitations ABOUT the
v- d--oly not
meetings being heid IN JoIiIl'-
r the erection ot ne" Orldse
stony creek '' .,i''' 80. -, ..-.,-e
Ers.r & Bro. keep a iulI stock Oh
-.. rrttv. glass, nails, varnishes, etc,
..r-.l. at the lowest prices.
and others VIII ull''o 10 .T'liS
.r hv buying their rakes, scythes'
E aIl such articles at barNers
r1.ssau township youth name" An
r5u cherry tree a le" uAS ago
rsI Dis left arm near the elDo"-
r-.lerake' which spoIteu no 'eSs
teen u.Lles was Al.ieu III d harvest
Et-HuinE Point d IeW uayS ago
Of German carp IN a ponc near
.rr- have doubled ID size since
.aratedtherein about seven weeks
,..
1 lt stated l.-.'' d man - l'il7 - u
a-al-i- Oh .-'7 ~, ~. =. ,...,.,-i,- &C.
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-e g.s mann .5t ~ -. y - = =
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even "s'- '- ~ w u '''-'' '' ''-''-' -''' ~
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p. .r.-.-. .-,. ..-,.,,.1- 1,,- rIl,l,t
.. ..,--,- r--rr.E ra+,rseD . and
.s .TwEstay) morning,
. ..-.e-uaE. with seventeen buttons
- l-. t1 He twenty years and mea
-..- inches was killed near Dun
BAN county on Tuesday.
-le law positively forbids 1t a
.- ..e year, it is said that squirrel
gable numbers are being slaughter
.a. sections Of the county.
Intelligent c0mpositor' of the Al
made an awful bOtch of tn
- .f .E- Printers Executive Com
H this place on Saturday last.
.E.ery crop. which is beginning
. will be aa exceedingly large one il
-a LE TEN days from date the frui
I'll saturday evening excursion trail
--nr--H TO this point on its last tri
carload of passengers, the major
.-h1u registered at the summer hotels
.i-.. cry for it, hut they stop cryin
Bull. Baby syrup cures all the pain
Ike ones are subject to. Price 25 cent
-e esteemed friend ex-ShgrifT Bya
eldest daughter. Mary, Of John.
s.. been visiting among their man
friends this week There M
welcome.
Altoona ~... saws that tile Fyccr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

ENGLrSH1rES formerly supposed that
American running horses were very inferior
to theirs. but during the last two years Far
ole, Wallenstein, and other fast ones that
were sent from this country to England have
won hundreds of thousands of dollars for
such Americans as the NIessrs. Lorillard,
James Gordon Bennett &c. The Engiishmen
have investigated the reasons for the great
success Of American horses, and find that
they are kept in such fine condition by the
constant use of NJ. b. Roberts Horse Pow
ders. For sale by Y. :. Barker & Bro.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

THE VoLrAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Michi-
gan. will send their celebrated ElectrO-No
taic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
thev say Write to them without delay.
I5-12.-gt<M.
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BENEATH o shady tree th6y sat.
lie held her hand. she held his hat.
! held my breath and lay right hat;
They kissed, ] saw them do il.
He held that kissing was no crime,
She held her head UP every time,
/ held NY peace and wrote this rhyme
MLlLn LheE LLnughL no one know Il

The foregoing lines are supposed % have some
re ference 20 what occurred at q picnic. ihouEn
this is the picnic season. that is not what We want
to talk about lust now. We want to direct your
attention TO matter of greater Importance Where
do YOU buy your boots or shoes II You don't buy
them at :. BIumeuthaTs. 1l19 Eleventh avenue
Altoona yOu commit grave mistake. for lac keeps
constantly ON hand the largest stock Of latest and
best stylcs wear for The feet 20 be found in all
these parts and sells the same cheaper, too, than
the sanc article can be bought ut retail in lhila-
delphia. His stock comprises wear Tor both laales
and gentlemen as well as for chldrcn-ail sorts
and sizes that could possibly be sought after Give
him an carly call.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

THE CENSUS RETURNS or CAMBRIA COt-T-
Tive are indebted TO Hon. john Fenlon
for the following tabular statement by dis
drlctS OF the population OF Cambria county
as tled ID the PrOthouUtaTy's Office by the
several enumeratOrs recently engaged in as
certaining the facts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-16

DESTRUCTIVE EfEE IN ENEoEE.-Auult 8 o'clock
ou Thursday morning oi lasf wceS ere broke uut
iu the lFerT stable iu tsc of thc fity Hotel.
Tyrone. To spread rtpiaiE over The principal bus
ine-s portion cf the town destroying both oi the
banks and about tFeuty-hTe other buildiugs. fu-
cIutin- the ICzt-1iii~a aud opera house owing %
lack of water ll the Immediate vicinity. the clti
ions became uautrs riccn. but the timely arrival
OF steamer and other Gre apparatus from Altoona
and Huntingdon ,iid much o. aiiay the excl itcmcut
already noted. the Hc1Gif and Democrat printing
acrs tive igwCirV stores two stationery stores. thc
r-1- Office Two Frr goods stores. and number Of
other business and dwelling hanres. Ine upper
sfrrr al the CITY Hotel was also burned. Two nre
elruguiDs from Altoona and one troul Huntingdon
assisted ln subduing the flames and saving the
town from q much worse fate. The loss is cstiIua-
fe1 ~ from sf5 coo 70 $50 900. and the insurance
t sI050oO Tho FIRE is believed 70 have been Of IN
eeul AIRY origin.