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, 1880-06-10
TWO INCIDENTS.

Sptelat Dispatth tn 7hs cAicaco tribune.
WAA,tlN0roS, u. c., juno IA gentleman
who hns Just returned from ChErngt,. ,li.l who
knew tho secrets Of tho Ohlo delegation there,
tells an inuf,icnt which illustrates tho 1ud fce-
Ing TINT ConkltnK hMs for Gen. UwrtielI, The
incident occurred on tho .iuy Ut tho meeting Of
tho Convention before tho pr0cectings hnh s3e~
gun. When Gen. Garfield entered tho building
no wns greeted with applause, and Cn,kltti9
wr0to something on II CAr.l mud BeiIt 1t to him.
Tho words which Conkling wrote were these:
Tho Now York delegation would bc gna It,
hnye Ohlo's rnAl chocp como around
and sit with us.'' This refers to tho
report thnt tho rcul choice uf tho Ohio ,lctcG,.-
ton ut Chcaxo wis Jcn. Garfield. but tint they
Wcto bound to Sherman on acc0unt or many
considerations.
uAnyIEID AND ARTHUR.
A correspondent Of tho Epentny Stdr reports
novel md probabIy Kenoratfy unknown incident
Ct the curly careers or tho candidates fUr 1rpaI
Ient md Vlce-Pfcs'dcnt. The following Is the
"1Nh'e Editor q l'o Star; North Pownal: gen-
n1ns n11lxe nrGoss Gonaiy vt fHr;s!y koWn ~ Whi
rnad ono passcs III nj ho.ir's ri.io from Now
Nesb Fayaa !nS 'et i,o the stssS a9 II Muss
uaion y. o co!tcsc, eamo to North pownai, md
Abous tws, yours IntNr James \. unrjinll. shcn j.
ynunx stnslcn: ut williams College,. suvoril lnllos
+ Is5 ss 1s ms
e'sfne also to North pnwnhi nni extnhlsshtt u
wrltin9-sohool y, tho satuo roam formerly uctl-
Iiunslip uurlng tho lung wil.ter evenings. Thus
ifns common atartttsg NInt ~ enr!y lllc, hftur
teI aS :s ysaas ~ G .aS as ,o bs.7 Il
,ysnuon, brought Into u closu rolaionshIp
world"
, 1880-06-10

@Mothsohiia @ ; mud bis ngNntes There IN tho qucs-
tsnIa. moi's lo nHt, a,ctnrs tho yrA. !a oYt, Ynr
,oY N, ~ "a ses a ~ @ md ~ 1vsn
iIs Won't II! g describe tho opcratIo,, ot tho
shtp any rassa9e of which lo cjaluci ihe eretlit,
S aS.v which SIfI1t. hunks ~. e @ txcI which
sre. L VIZ - @ BY hSsp"trn o5 l.
rasang tha uonstitiltton, a,,,l fos bis a,lts o
tue ,,, money. power n California, Tint N hn
2r,l.r 70 keep thuso fnre!gn hankors ,tl,oro,
S'fr "sstaf tor wfss s a:sa. 1s Ill., WIFI ns;;: x};
ki!iiaE S!'n: % sslS o'!s: SWhas sSsss vii IL
"N?ygr MUD, ho Ia d-l n.ltkitlre: l,o nunlt to
B. kSd ,t,n on Esnesal prInepes !lsuEhter
sxIysn Il tSMs ny ,et Taey ~ a
!ssss @ : i njssa s 'fso1 s'ss %is f.
tional tlnnrla, thrv picked nj every hummer
avery cnt,t!roat. md uvury jall-brl In tho city
ana armed htnl, nr,h thon
THEY sw0ux o,T 4 WARRANT
and hni1 me- ntrcstcd. Tho result you know,
Thy 3lyy, boEht 10y np tho Judges of tl'o sMpyrior
nMy 1msI Up tho nlKcs of tho S''prc,ne fo,rt. lAn;
ioMvoHatu Tho s;.,no principles that hnvc l'eci,
utatnSatinR for two Years n'd nine luo,tis
thts!lxl, with it, M not make my snIncc.nsnt
aht'is u Ct Hil. xs.shi tn-day to curry out tho
eM'ne , Ssriles a,i VII he1o reltcrato whit
ever happcns, 1.-The Chiiloso must 60" Loud
Mr.. Thoni,ls. who sail ho Ind hcon directed by
THE COMNtTTHE or CDSrEHENCR
nf tho Ut. 1o,,fH nil3ourncst Convention to at0to
TINT they haul urccptct1 tho proposition lueknR
Il badly to ibis Convention and takit,x Is1rt IL lis
deltbcrTuons! lCheOts.l
, 1880-06-10
TIFF ACCEPTANCE,
MS LEFTEN To lii BOON PREPARED.
Hukciul tl{r.xIitiI In {1x fIlieuGaa 1tii.uux


aptstal Dk,xsteh to 1As tAleago Tribune.
.WASilHuTON, d. O.. Juno D.-Soluo " Don.
0arGcid's frienda think IN s rctrcat ut his furn
Mt Mentor, to which hu hs gNsle, hu wilt prepare
n letter III ncccplaslco thAt Will Immediately
plnco thu lscpubltcl,s csluvlpas upon very high
plAne,
Quo OF his admirers has turned to speech
mAdo by him Dec. 10, 1B7S, III tho IIuusu III co-
ta!ntnK some now wAtchwurslA for tho NcpAb-
'Ican esl,lvaas, ul,d us giving tho putlino Ut u
poilcy which 0rn. Garholl Will pcrhups wish
that hls frcds sllall ntloVt for tho c4,vass. Tho
paasnge III tho snerb is:
,"l w,nt to sny a,luther thing. 10 far US
hAv0 studied tho current NJ Thought nnl no.
!ltleul fcoitnK iii this country, no tcbfnY hns
sluw!. Itself moro ,strol.Eay thin tho tendency
lnan mum, Th9 4; ,,4I ,a4tnps - gst UP @l.lel Sxc!tv-
su,,, S nsa !1h, !h1iMsels Without pasty. w!.hPt
$;s.nintry must put himself IL. tho line of
!l,.,.,l". IT, Ea!ns ., hpnyht, nni that y tho
industry, sa4nl ~ politlea! rcot,osny. hard
4ons. anu the nlMil whN ent atld anythtnX IN the
1irveiion Ut accomplishing Auy 0f uhuau pus-
2oses Is public Ocutfaetor.''
, 1880-06-10

nnmtnntug tho men they did,"
"wlll t,"y; 'rt,,lcn run nS{a!nsst a"r'e'd'"
@ sat 4 Va r.n,%5si 'ltsn ; would on'y N ontcr
bns meser ~ 70 yo t'a ,ls nJ' m 3 s ccse"
na 70 whether ho would Or wn.iisI
n"t allow y; ns9c s to o ,n, ,,s to The x Go IT.
rrontctl thcrn isMu 'oht llo will bc i,otn!nntea.
fho ww119,lo nattor rp,na'"s With Gov. T'ldcn
os;,isi, %A"' you tnk that Gov r''aon could bent
1c r. can Sns SHrsy Eex
t,arilcld. iiu would ulso poll strung vote in
"j.at you stlll have hopes TINT Tildon will
"iyc that question amounts to th's' IT is not
Mt al ccrtnln
nov. r1tpKs's uEA1nn
you'd bcar tho atrnln and worry OF n canvass. M
sh , r e., r. Eet ,hos ,S s,essst@' ' c
"Ah, tten Gov. Tltden rlrat,s- s---"
"slr. you nre Interviewing me-
TEtE Mnv. bts- BEtitlWa,
yhH has recently antaincl A. "tt,t%c %f
she nomination u t.ar''r'd. have lenx thoirht
linn il tho country. nave watshc!
;;s; ;;srs S 4ss yn i; II: asss, % i
S"rth - H. III %i shs ;ls!sy ~ ~! 4! tho sn's ssns
tenn WHICH wna making al sninr me" ns.xloMs
Mnos,t tl,o ten!r,,ry II ttiu purity. | was T.,
ssGs ., u nE ,s rsssE I. ',s n n!es ,,,,e ma
composed larEely nf Democrats. but ! thought
Il sa!c u, t,o ground uf 1nrl,cls noble ertirts
was. nut 'lsappolsitcd. Tno nppla,Iso wns
hcnrty enthusiasm. It WIS II BDhtr, curious
Mr. fhoffs, Nn1 no NulH tn
, 1880-06-10
ALL QUIET.

THE DEPARTURE or THE nxiE0ArEa,
t1al tho colscnalpn III tho EntIounl Conven-
tinn's lubors boon whirlw'nl II callld nnt hare
dIssiruted tho crowds Ut delegates more Ct.
fcctunlly than tho announcement VI tho nor-
tnAtIOns did. Tho lcutlers and tho inart hltnhu
delegates nAdo f,At haatc 10 Kpt nut Df the city
wheru they hAd been co1lvct,ud no lns,ct lnngcr
thnu thoy hah expected. Yesterday morniuK
tho corridors nn.l rotundns at tic hotels woro
comparatively empty and tho delegation
bannurs nsd inscriptions, Ind been
tor torn ! down to TO- n"ko why for
A. tho Fn,nlor House tho lar3e oil pDrtrlIt nf
Gen. lt1'nt ra!nuins oushrneA fN its pyr,l.nld Of
%iSwors. % nt'si tho !nyrads nf tlARs ailtl banhcra
f,r the Republican n.inllicu. tiruat prrpnr,t-
TOM bud hoen 'tla,o ~ tho Palmer lloIsc. A,,d,
~ tho ,sI' uyst , ot nsan,s nonatton, ,no .lss
tu9s t'ung to tho hreozo. Az 1t was, tho corrl.
.ors ind outr.so! wrre: M'c,spiol by frwsy,
tho headquarters, Init WctU juieIu,s!y dunjrti
representation sa:l ~! ~ U, re ~ larlor !lc!r.
ns A%x tas st - ,i%y tho moro praat
Hlnr Dorsey. pf Arkn,,s,'s: n1,u sonater Plumb
~, r. !ho n1!.,st " pr.lMrAtnrs for as.,nrtaro u
getlenlcl, a,,tl ,ueulvutl tliS!r in.iu.scl.nt 1t
taH iiuket " T. y fpw 1r!Gf wor.ly Thoy wesp sat.
na !snf tha qs Gss'cl' w. wSn! b.
A u,i,svraUie Iilirry or excitement wls r,,tsc,l
t{ e sll!x.nksy. N ThS Gvn"r1A w. d r,,uyso
sgs W. ~ t1 sho result 0r his fr1el,ds' ac.lora In
tt! of thu nomination of Gun. larltold, wt,,,l
llu ln.A known IN s,,ccrssEnl a,,l I1a.tu selller
uss @ Il selssE III H. Mwaussw II co,I,o uno
bAny with Gen. sheridan.
thn IN ts1 sn;s q tn% of tho
llKur IL locked tn VI ut,a ut tho ball!y- grou!.ls
u Vigorous iolistal hight.
, 1880-06-10
:. ILUINO1s. DEMOCRATS.


> Special DtpatsA to. Ihs CAteaao 1f1oaa@ .ha
: krH1koElKLp, ILL.,. Julo Y.-The lubb,es " a,s ~
Leland swarm VIII. tlele2Aspa 10 the e'ato M
yshtia,t which tnuets to-nutrow noon ~ ~ a ssx
of, Representatives. About ane-ha . o. Wv y,,l
ltIsw ai4tYs,uon who Will oun.poso that au1s .,,.
pody havs arrived, ard tho midnight A,'a ea's sas
morning trains will 10 freightcd With tno @ os"Ss
80. ueucs,ltiy spcaktns,t tho Convention p'Va ~;
sss U bo quiet ono, aud tho ind!cA1soa,. cn,t ~"
ttaat With iii cvainv st,sslon so''norfo" - ,so
clssa its deliberations ana .slow 1nos' =. ..,s,s
.lvlosates To }ako ,, tho 1lxht ,1.n..sa M
Tor their 'hdsnts Tliero aro TOW es!as"t sa,sst
'g!Yius prAa,,su r., puy e1eatlhg .s".nty.
except II 10 III tho direction Of cooK ,,',o. s ate
doing their tvyol puat to .coneeal thor o''"S'
, 1880-06-10
CHICAGO,
YOUNG MEMS QA1tYlk1p CLuB.

= s"o"o @NH UNHE1E14V VlURs
meeting Vt yo,.nv l,cs, wus held yesterday
svotiirg III tha elub-rootl VI tta Grand pneine
Hoiei, tor tho purpose " fprtuin1 u "Youpg
liens dari'eld Club" Of Chicago. Tut room
sns jatl,,lea With those s,csiruus tp joiu Tho Or.
gautzauont chalrs bviux ut pre.ntum, and
.ltandlug roans outI!dv tho door hetny cnxcrly
bought fur. The meeting wns called to order
~ Dir. FrAuk lslatn, VIII, stated tho object Of
:he gathering. On motion, Mr. Franklin Nue.
vceigh was elected Temporary Chairman, aud
wus conducted tp tho chair hy comu,lttoe of
Two appointed fgr tho purpose.
Thu ChuisMan lnAIo q fpw proliwioatv 70.
, 1880-06-10

's% or 'oXlsn'ap XpSss rs s;s a1ysnsasEs9s w9s s a
'sf sifSra nc msax s Sss IL P Vice. bs sh'is
stil small vntcc-ngnlnst Chinese ul,cap tnbor:
prevent | i, thdy wcre tho TO- rsprcscata,ye oi
tr:tn,n which compelled wlitc cheap 'atr'r., lfe
se.S shsa a w"s tp r.o t0 u "
cM'try W"nsn 'sh" z, sla tho same !. york m "a
G S e tfS a sn a d p St t urp IT. q xc'Ss: xss
@ sIrSate s"f eSor ' 80 thn', :i m IN matter Wiz por
{t'"e te rowaI H. 81 y Z. W. W. Ts'i' ~ aos ESt
II MHt'hool2, Men WHO d!d ,,ot ln,or sa!!k
tho tlrcenl.aek .t.oMyontien. ii my nne. lad
rricsts to prny tnr Him VINO was ni,cit to turn
NJ h ti,e y @ ssy wm ", , ~ q tln ~ T.
a"'ey ,owce iis II" h hc%r Me iSis'rr 5 s ny tat
In .no ChNreh Of tsMi thcro nuxlt 20 bc T., pSr.
a.l,llnR TINT ho nea,'t pnnr IN grace. .ffas w.;a
s,'d Maln!n';5 Guild not succeed. lAppla.lse:!
rsf"riners '' wnre 1 rrsachIns Gom!n',n!s1n liz
.lttln't carn whcthor they wero callcl C.nl,nu,,.
IT,; saHs 9r sse GysS u sse,s;sn sS III Il sSt s se S
their nptslgntA to prtwo that tho tioetrauc they
Ireacl,st was not q trnitt!. lApplausn.1. III
sriy S Sns t'to Whera sn Il ha pSe esoe
Tiny had right g to nsls tho la'x,rnx net . er tilo
r1t1fSry W hElp laG,n-tn MOtHh11u tHnt {ney
nipato themselves froin tho thrnlldnn Of gold.
Tie nucs'lon Infected tho Whole e'y!!ise !, world.
mont .Gf CutlAtln hI1 beon e9tnpcloi =,
Eye the Peop'e ths thor" ,...,, .1iee of the
E o wy al L bsfro bhsey shoy iH fe
[Arplnuso.1 Canada wl.s not alink ,s deeply III
sGt "s M tbis csr,t where r,Hrt ~s ~, inert.
reMcy reform, was not Wrought nut wo werc on
Tho hlai. rna.l 70 ruin 10 y.s or,'t,se.l m.
e sSs Ssase ssnaS St = 1s Hf .e a
soui VI business. lsoMo ot Tho Socialists do
nurrea = .hls sap At the!r pot lien, he ovsr. M
disappointment Canntltnps would light FOR tholr
g,srittu II system TINT would Nuke wnr I'M
Rossgls s'Gr never gals anything ,s
people hati Hsthinx Is rs witb the ;ti,aeflsaA
Wur; It WIS tho .nGt,ey power which !.tn,Eht t
liberty MI aver tlso world. lie snl THIS not hy
way Of ifnttcry but III Bnlicr earncst, hc'iuvlnH
m1s 1sM9 q "ss ptss e. t tSo
vorid oyer. liz nrsol tho o!esnIacEe:ra toboi;i
titus cunncsp4to lnbor and u!uynsa the pcoplo
beyond the'rw!l;lt:st ,lrea,ns LAppe'ss.! ,,..,
currency rriormvrs, tho delegates rIsiug whun
ihtss saesrs ~ ho sS59raess c wero followed
While tho last CaniIdlan wis ttllkln9
TIE ONLY DENIS
cnn,o into tho hall The hnd left In disgust in tho
afterno1, wlIgn the Convention tabled l,Is iit,.
ttS ny wn VII t ne hGne III so 70 sl @ %t ns
.jae Murpby, q Colorado, jumped up when
,nnhtcd, In tho nl!,n. Of tho lnborlug mcn "
AlinrlcA. that nunls Kcarncy sIonk:
Thu QUIZ WMs taktn ly scsGrll delegates, who
fltftf fNrf ffJti
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Tho Exposition Building Crowd
Addressed by 11cnrney
and Otllcrs.
Susan B. Anthony Appears There
to Demand Recognition
for Woman.
Illinois Democrats Getting Ready to
Mako Their Customary Disturb.
ance ut Springfield.
Indiana Democrats Nominate Frank
Landers for Governor-A Speech
by Hendricks,
THE G1lEENlsACKERS.

,-.----.
TIE EXPOSITION.
A stny s,1ow. AM, A puxSy CINE.
.n, ..,.".. AZ ,.,n. 49,. 1,a''.'.',,,o.. f.o,,.
n"s oaKe'! .ho p'''ee " Ahu Nup1oIcan Sonse''-
tiot ut thU ExF0stuun IHf[tdiHX. Tho "FHK
lMl,y" wns OF, exhibition there yesterday, mt
will hc to.dnv. n a,,rsn,t drnw very ,yeti. how.
nv"r' r,,l,, r1',r ~ ttn sovcnto.n sc,t,nnss ~
e'er' Wils Iour ~ 'Eo seventeen seetiohs III
scnts lMtg occupied and they not wholly. Tho
rnrt Ut tho hnll sot nsl,lc for Delegates ,vns we'll
,t,c NJ many hc,,chcs ,vnr, frivnt, nm tn tocnl
M".;.'. t. ,s.t -. ..,,s ..o,s 80 Wy ~ '~~''
,r.... ~ ~ "e :, 'no"t
I. -, '.."t.t' ~ "e ~ Is. I. ~ o'"ot ~ t @
Pa. i~ u@.'cN Wy " =. i""ccs. u iuutssSas
vhnsu, Chairman III tho National Committee.
rttAyun wAA pytr,,nD
,vp. n. 1nu.i,s. n tnw,,s nf,. in h,a n,t,ion +,
1 y. 'o"", wv, 80. ~ t.a 1ot.Loa ~. ~
mo 1hrsne ot t+face sa'd mo "oxnlttsi al'd nrsa
totr1itlc preachers Or tho country" had declined
tp ut1,y far them. These preachers had nvsccd
IN ,,.,, for to l,np,,li.nn rri 1,nnn,ru ttr rom
:" F.as ~. tuu .'rp"u.es tu'o otuostt'.av .s' ~
Eeht'ohs' ont "1eft OUT tno oteehoAcKofa' Tno
0rcenbnrkers cniic to Him, therefore. "on thor
own hook" Innen]. rejoicing In tho mediation
y. ..s 'u ass'' Eut,, na' I.u ~
nila tho lhv1lr*. una tuo fnaF,aeeS OF tno Wor'a.
(Checrs,1 Fnt1stn wns tho solution ami the only
suluttnn or tim lnlvr question. tho fntherhoutl
- 80, ~ $3.50. ' aN as4N 80 ,r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

Is-ls, 'sa.-ttl
OBITUARY.

PATTERSON-Dieda at his residence In Johns
town, Tuesday, March l5. 1850. JEssE PATTER-
SON, Esq, In the T$th year OF his age.
The deceased bad been IN declining health for
several years and his death therefore not IN
expected. In 1s45 he was elected Sheriff Of the
county and in 1875 he chosen to the position Of
Poor House Director, and re elected 10 the ssmo
Office in 1875. In both positions Sheriff Patterson
discharged his duties satisfactorily to ths public
and creditably TO himself He & very com
pan!onable man, and not only pursued the even
tenor OF his life without giving Ofense, but was
highly esteemed and respected for his many eI-
cellent and generous qualities. lie was the Oldest
ex-Sherif Of the county. Peace to HE ashes,
BRAWLEY.-Died. at his residence in Portage
township. on Tuesday Dsorning. March lo. 1880 be-
tween and 3 O'Clock, Hr. MIoRA BL BRAvLET,
aged about 81 years.
Mr.. b. was the oldest son Of Dennis BraUley,
who came TO this countysfrom Ireland about the
time (lsl6 OF 1870 that work was commenced on
the turnpike passing through this place from Phil
adelphia to Pittsburgh. he became & contractor
more sections Of the road aid settled
opened out fsrm and built the large stone house
which is still standing there, and in which for
many years previous to his death he kept public
house well known TO travellers in those days. The
deceased, in the prime OF his life snd up until only
few years ago, was 9 very Industrious, hard
working mSn, stone mason by trade, aud by his
blameless life. strict integrity and Christian viz
tues commanded universal respect and esteem
He was a good citizen, a model husband, an hon
ored father, snd sincere believer in the CAth0io
faith. His remains were buried fl ST. BRrthOl0.
news cemetery a. Wilmors yesterday forenoon
Nay HIS toul rest &c peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

LIST OF JURoRs-On Tuesday last, the
following named gentlemen were drawn
from the wheel to serve as Grand and Ira
verse Jurors at the ensuing session OF Court
commencing June 7th:
GRAND JuHT.7
Braeken David Jr., farmer, Jackson Twp.
Border Conrad, stonsrnsson, Johnstovn.
BeechoT Samuel, miner, daLlitzlh
Dibert John, merchant, Johnstown-
Durbin Luke, farmer Clearheld Twp.
Fash Henry, farmer, Rchland Twp.
Gallagher Taylor merchant, Johnstown.
Good Christian, farmer, Jackson Twp.
Grove James, laborer, Dean Twp.
Hess John D., merchant, WilDore.
Hess Samuel, lAborer Summerhill. ?
Jones i. r, laborer, Mfllyille.
Krise William g. carpenter, Dean Twp
Kennedy A, foreIn an, Johnstovn.i
Mulhern Andrew, tesmster, Millviile
Moyor Frederick cabinet-maker, JohnstOun,~
Noon James p, farmer, Carroll TWP.
Peach Thomas, farmer, SusquehAnna Twp.
Severn William c., teacher, CarroIltown.
Tro2en AieIander, faImor' Reade Tvp
Walters John, roller, Cambria Bor.
Young Simon. butcher. Johnstovn
TRAVERSE JUBoRs-FIRsT wsK
Adams Twp.-Josiah HslseI.
Allegheny Twp.-LeWls Burgoon, Joseph Boley.
Barr Tup.-John KIrsh.
Blacklick Twp.-James White.
CSrrulltovn Bor-Wiliam A. Noel
CARROLL Twp.-Peter Shsrbaugh, John d. Lant<y.
COopersdsle Bor.-Dennis J. Bryan
Chest TwP.-John GIN.
Chest Springs Bor.-FrGncis Wagner
Cambria Bor-David Barkhamer, LIST ward.
Cam Drt8 TUp.-J oseph Noel, Daniel EDerly.
Conemsugh Bor.-Patrick Kelly, Michael Eioh-
ensehr 1st ward.
bauSh, Randolph Myers, Jed Dow. West ward !;
william Clements, East ward.
Elder Twp.-Miohael Maggie, John Beck.
Franklin Bor.-J. W. Waterman Sam. J. Smith,
George Harshberger, Charles Furlong
Gslli,Iin Bo-.-Davld Stevens.
Johnstown Bor.-wm. g. Ott John d. Hughes
=. w. Hay, 1st ward Charles Oswald. Thomas
Gore, srd ward; Jacob G. Horner. 4th ward.
jackson IWp-Peter Dishong.
Ioretto Bor-Hayden Mcclure.
Munster Tvp.-Jsmes c. Durbin.
Portage Twp.-John Crsmer, Thos. J. Brswley.
Riohlsnd fwp-Bernsrd Noes
Taylor Twp.-Jsre. shaner, Jacob b. Bowssr
Washington Twp. w. Criste.
nIlsR' nIlRR'F Y'd'r r"p-J''0O L, R'.n' Samuel W.
rRAvrEsH JUROzs-s,ooED vrEx
Adams TvR;-JOhn wIngard, John F. stun.
John T. Evans.
Carroll rwp.-Jamee Shsrbaugh, Peter Noel Jr,
Sebastian Luther, Raphael Hite.
3od ward.
Cambri. rvp.-Martin Sanders, Rees s. Lloyd.
CrOyIs Twp-Jsoob o. stineman.
Ebsnsburg BOr-Thos Davis Geo. Il Roberts
West ward Al. Ward, East ward
East COnemaugh Bor.-Miohsel MsOsoe. Gee.
Zane
Elder Tvp.-Anselm weaEland
franklin Bor-Potsr RuoritI
gHllitsin Bor.-Bernard Bracket.
lNl-WllA ChrlHtJ.
JOhnstoun BOr Andrew Moses let ward Al
yer Akers, md ward Lewis Wshn, Cyrus Title,
John Brady, ard ward John Parke, Geo Goch er
tth ward William Strouse eth ward.
Jackson Tup.-JOel Simmons, Jr., Lsmuel Jones
Emanuel Custer.
Lore.to Bor.-H. ]. Myers
MillVflle Bor.--3eorge HAeer, LIST ward.
Munster Twp-Thomas Hughes.
Rehland Twp.-Joseph T.. MaTts.
SusQuehanna Tvp.-Jas. A. Porter Henry NO
Anuity, William A Garman.
Stonycresk Tvp.-COnrad Suppes.
Noodvale Bor.-James Updegran.
Washington Tvp.-Chrstopher RObins.
Lower IOder rvP.-John Ssigb.
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HInther,s Griof

The pride of a mother the light and JOY Of home
arc her children. Hence her grief whom sickness
enters and takes them away. Take warning then
II they have a Cough, Group, or Whooping Cough.
which leads 10 Consumption, that you are running
terrible risk il you do not attend to it at Onoe
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE is guaTan-
teod to curs them. Price 10 cts so cts. and 81 90
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use ShiiOhs Por-
Gus PlastcrE- I,IicS, . cts. sold by r. J. LLoTD.
b1uFpfst, Eoenfburg tp-ls.-e 0-T en-.
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TIE flowing reporter who wrote, with reference
to e well-knOwn belle: Her dainty feet vsrO IN
cased in shoes that might be Ia ken for fairy boots
tied his wardrobe up in a handkerchief and left
Tor parts unknown when il appeared the next
morning: Her dirty feet were fncased IN shoes
that might be taken for ferry-bosts." 1t was high
time for him to 60 too. for those shoes which mil ght
have been taken for fairy boots were bought at s.
Blumenthals, 1l1q Eleventh avenue. Automatic
establishment which dictates the fashion to
f0ot-gear. and which sells q superior srticle 81
inferior price. Mr.. BiumeDthsl authorizes us to
say that # desired, orders by mail will be prompt
ly filed and satisfaction as to price and quality
guaranteed in all cases
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THE Bro 6.-Under this caption the Al
toona Daily Tribune of Monday last saws

Nr ID. Rosenthsl, of the popular Young Ameri-
ca Clothing House of this city, who is now buying
for four stsTes, Altoona Pa, Ashland, Mt. Vernon
and Marion, Ohio, accompanied by his two neph-
eWs Of JohnstoWn and 1amaqus, Pa all in the
clothing business, have gODo to the eastern cities
to purchase their spring and summer clothing to-
gether. MI d. ROsenthall will bring to Altoona
the largest and finest stock ever before purchased
by him and the immense quantity that viii be
purchased by these gentlemen wiz enable each one
TO buy al the most favorable terms, and give them
great advantage In selling for less money than
other dealers. The goods viii commence to arrive
at the Young America Clothing House in few
days and all invited TO 10 and view the stock.
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HAIL March, thou August month
We own thy royal sway;
Who now declines 10 hail thy reign

March has noarly run its course, and the mex
thing we know, Spring, with Its manifold glOries
win be with us. Arc you ready for it7 Are you
duly armed and equipped TO greet its coming
Have you bought suit OF clothing OF lighter tex
tuTe than you have been waring during the lpasi
six monthsF If not seize the present occasion to
visit Godfrey Wolf, next door TO the p9st-otlcs
Altoona. and buy suil of approved style and fol
8 sum Of money which Will take the exact measure
o. your pock et-book.
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LrvBs Of grocery men rcminnd
They make their starch half line
And with sugar wholly blind uE,
Putting sand In al the time.
Then let them then be up Snd doing
Packages from date to date,
Their vocation Sill pursuing,
Learn to labor and to weigh it.
But it 10 not of grocery men thst We now propose
10 speak. Spring is coming come, q you are
doubtless aware, and OF course you will want to
buy suit Of ready II ads clothing In keeping wit
the season. Where can you get such suit ca
most advantageous termsf We anarsr-st Jas. J.
Murphy's, 100 Clinton street, Jobnstown. His
stock, just laid in, is very large and comprises
none hut latest styles and best materials while in
the matter Of prices he declares he cannot be- shall
not be and viii not be undorsold. You VII never
regret it if you become q customer Of his.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

TEE VoLTAIc BELT Co, Marshall, Michi-
gan, will send their celebrated Electro-Vol-
taic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
3-12 2-911m.l
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TAKE her up tenderly,
Fashioned so slenderly,
Young and so fair;
Handle her carefully,
Talk TO her prsyerfully-
Shafa erOaS az q hear

1t may be that she's cross because you went and
bought your Spring suit OF clothing elsewhere
than at Simon 81 Bendheims g, next door to the
First National Bank, Altoona. thereby coming
into possession of the knowledge that your taste IS
not perfect IL should be- Everybody who
wants to be In style buys there and buys fully a,
cheap, II not cheaper, thGn the same quality OF
goods eold elsewhere in Blair or Cambr s
counties Give them q call and our word for 4;
you will BE pleased With their stock and prices.
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Eor Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDKEE,

Dr.. Filters Soothing Carmtnstive.
II be given with perfect safety TO your baby II
only two three days old. It docs not stupey but
the little thing viii 20 TO sleep naturally, and get
awake laughing. II cures DIARRHCtSA and DYSs-
EMERY, no matter how long standing, CHOLE-
RA MORBUS. CHOLERA lNFANFUM. SUM
MER COMPLAINT, WIND COLIC, frettiug and
crying OF infants (Which is always sign Of psin)
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
DESSNESS, and all complaints Of the stomach CT
BOWELS.
Price 26 cts q bottle-d safe aud certain cure. 1t
is the oldest remedy in uss. and is econmend ed
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STOREEEEPERS
TRY SIMPSONS LICORICK WORN LOZEN6Es.
They are pleasant, safe and sure. IS cts
Depot, 400 n. Third ST., PhIlad's, Pa.
8R- LoEenges for sale By y. J. FRRIDHoyB and
V. :. barker BRo.. Ebensburg. tl-2s.-llm.l