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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

MUST BIZ PUBLISHED. D.-AuditoTS Of bor
oughs and townships too often neglect the
publication Of their accounts. The law re-
quires that it should be done, and aflixes
penalties for neglect of such duty. Cases
have come before the courts in several cOun-
ties Of the State, and the auditors have been
fined Last year we gave the substance of
the several laws on the subject, as follows
First. The auditors required in each borough
and township settle tho accounts thereof and 10
publish the not only in newspapers, but also
by written or printed statements put up in the
most public places in the borOughs and townships,
soon after the close OF the fiscal year, which is
on the first Monday in April. as possible.
Second. If the borough or township is in debt,
has "A funded OF floating debt, it must be included
in the statement together with the valuation OF
property and published in at least two newspapers
and embraced in the written OF printed statement
also.
From the above it will be noticed that the
law is very clear on the subject, and as soon
as the auditors have settled their accounts
they are in duty bound to publish them as
the law directs. When the borough or town
ship has no Indebtedness, neglect to publish
inCuTs fine of $50 but if the borough or
township is in debt, the neglect incurs fine
of 81 900.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

E.NPLOVzEFT LADIEs.-1he Queen CITY
sSuspcnGcr Coupauy. Of Cincinnati. arc now manu-
featuring and Introducing their new Stocking sup
porters for Ladies and Children and their nequal
ed Skirt Suspeuders for Ladies. None should be
without them our leading physicians recumme nd
them, and are loud in their praise. This nanufoc-
turing establishment is managed by ladies who
have made the wants Of ladies and children q
study. and they ask to refer them 10 some reli-
aule and energetic lady to introduce them in this
county, and certainly think thst an earnest
solicitation in every household would meet with .
ready response. and that determined wOns z
could make handsome salary and have the ex-
elusive agency for this county. We advise some
lady who is in need of employment TO send pos
tai card to the Company, with her name and sd-
dress, and mention this paper Address, Queen
City Suspender Company. Nos. l4T & 149 West
Fourth Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. l5-25-st.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

4 GALLITzIN SENsATIoN.-We learn from
the Altoona EUenjng Call Of Monday last that
Messrs. John Burns and Frank Bradley
found the body of still-bOrn child packed
in cigar box in all old shaft at the Portage
tunnel, near GallitZin, on Saturday evening
last; It was supposed TO have been there
four or five days. The box WAS enclosed in
a paper flOur-sack, and around that was
wrapped boys coal shirt. The following
was found in the box, written in q mans
handwriting, dated 12-19-79;
Dear Friend have been watching every mail 70
hear from you but you have tailed TO write When
YOU zee this you will remember the night OF the
18th OF December. whom We were walking together
in Altoona.
No names, or any clue to which would
lead TO q discovery of the guilty parties, was
found.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

PROFIT, 81, 20o.-"To sum it up, six long
years Of bed-ridden sickness, costing 500
per wear, total 81, ,200-all Of this expense
was stopped by three bottles OF Hop BitteTs
taken by my wife She has done her own
house work for year since, without the loss
OF 4 day, and ] want everybody to know it,
for their benefit" III. L. Oatman, is sole
agent for Hop Bitters in Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09
WHY the blusterIns winds Of : inter

WHEN INC bIustcrIno WInds oi Intef
Cease to blow about our ears,
Comes the gentle breath Of spring time,
Quieting cur many fears
Then We hear the biue-birds chirping
And the poet writes a sonnet
While the young wife, red with anger,
Nells, you brute. want = bonnet.
and the bill is unanimously passed
and the house adIourns.
And X i$ precisely the same when she says she
wants a pair OF nice new shoes or Slippcrs-she is
escorted 20 BIum@uthals, lll9 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona and the pair she purchases ti!s her heart
With EuutteTRble satisfaction. Blumenthal has
always kept superior wear for the feet fer both
ladies and gentlemen, hut his Spring stock Just
opened, is at once the largest and best as well as
the cheapes. ne has yet offered to the consideration
OF oustnllsrs.
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MISS GREER did wed young mir. Brown

MISS GREEN did wed young Mr. Brown
A really gallant fclIeT-
And the rssult. we're Informed,
Is little yellsT.
This is f combination Of coiorg moro elaborate
than any other can think OF Just now, excepting
that combination which strikes the eye upon en-
tering the clothing esta ablshment o Godfrey Wolf
mex; door to tho postofce, Altoona. Any peculiar
ty o. color garments there be discovered,
bat there is popularity as 70 style-svery tn
Is of the verv latest cut and finish Then as to
prices, he UndeTsols all other dealers without an
effort. guaranteeing each article when disposed OF
Ills Spring stock. lately shelved. is unUECSll :
large. and Cambria county men ald boys arc re
sqectfully invited to cE, when IN the city and ez
anime the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09
MARv had a.little beau
As sweet rs nc could be,
But every night he wouldn't go,
s - IL. nm Z Z. r.ll.nrr-

one OF the reasons Why SIary's bsau was pecu-
Itarly sweet was because he made il rule to al
ways enhance his physical attributes by wearing
none other than good fitting suit OF clothes VIII ch
was invaTiaby brushed up and adjusted to the pro
per set on occasions devoted 70 sparkling. No won
der she was put out OF sorts on nights when he
failed 10 make his appearance To answer ques-
tion which must naturally rise to the mind Of tho
reader we answer that these clothes were bought
at Simon * BendheiEas next door to the First \ o.
tonaI Bank. Altoon5. and bought. too. cheaper
than IKE duslitv -11id have been 7arcursd else
~
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Manhood HOW Lost, How Restored

fz-1 JuSL bulllSHtA q new tNltllu OF
EHsEEsA Dr. Culvcrw eIE's Celebrated
G.&SSS<s$ Essay on the r1rfcCl cure lwithUUt
S=sss<AksszzS mcdicinc) OF SFEENA TOEEHCeA or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses,
INPOTESCY, Mental and Physical IncapacIty, I'm
pediIneuts to Marriage etc; also. COSsUAIPTIOS,
ErILEFsY and FITS, induced by selfindulgence OF
sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming cOuscs suCnres OF
selfabusc may be radically cured without the dan
g-rOus OF internal medicine or the application
Of the knife pointing out q mode ut once simple.
certain. ana efectual by means Of which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition may he.
may cure himself cheaply. privately, and radically
ES-This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal IN . plain envelope, 20 any Rd
dress post paid receipt Of six cents two post
age stamps
Address the publishers.
THR 'CULYERWEEL HEDICAL CO..
41 Ann St, New York; Post Oaiee Box 1855
Jan. g. lSSQ.-6m.
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For Grown PRISONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
use the old and safe
Or. Fifipr,s &nnfhinc Garrrs affrn-

It be given wi.h perfect safety 70 yOu- baby SO
only two three days old It does not stupcfy. but
the little thing will 90 to sleep natural y and get
awake laughing. 1t cures DIARRHCsA and DA =
ENTERY, no matter how long standing. CHOLE-
RA MbRBJS. CHOLERA lNEANIi NJ. SUM
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COLO. fru ting and
crying OF infants (Which fs always sign Of pain)
GREEN STOOL. SOUR VOMITING. SLEEP
IESSNESS, and all cOmplsi sints Of the stomach OF
BOWELS.
Price, 25 cts hotte-c safe and certain cure. It
IS the oldest remedy in use. and is recommend ed
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STpREkEEPERS.
Thy SIMPSONS LICORICE WORM LOZESGES.
They are pleasant. safe and sure - cts
Depot. 400 y. Thiri St. phIIad o. Pa
GE- Iczenges for sale by n. J. FEEIDHOrF and
'. ). BARKER s. Bro. Ebeusburg II-25.-llm-l
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raExs8VgG. PA
rapvIYg. APRIL Q, 1850.
~ AND PERSONAL.

zz.--=-zF7=lzsszz - I -
~ aND PER RSONAL.
s-
-.. tSD TIE OTHER PLACE.
..rg5 and buds begin to be.
..g. skin Of snow Wednesday
.-.-,uau write tbey geper-
..-.r 10 write.
--.-.a-fantt they have to Baer
-..---.. arvh0w,
49, ... name of John seem to
-... when they run for Office
.-.-. --a rrder obligations
--s-a.r for 2 basket full of
-...-r.r cf 81 Iavrepce.
49, COW revs 400 which con
~ sr.ao-rf-o-s school
-.-rrrr tie rising seuer-
.-ff.z
a.- ON old and esteemed
-..--- pr-fr county. drop
-.~ morning
--r e,--,rv,, will ensure
..--..- =. fs-ra bss+ caurh
-.-r-.- Price 25c.
--.- -r r. T. g. GaTl,qber
- --s-tr,.~ara~4 county
.....-.r-.--.--f.-r, rszt nj
---..rs carried OF
-.. +-fr--.F -r7mD. .rosorb
a--r.F from amDutatfou.
.r-t=--a- vet be saved
...--...--.r of thr hapI-fDrart.
-..g--ar-lurr-ara0n keen
.r---.r with killing a coal
.-.- gr==arm. was. on Mon
-...t..r-rr I'm +he sum of sfO.-
-.- sailor waiting for a sail is
-.-r sf--=-r at home and
.- r.f Get DR.. Bulls
-.-... .-rr-4 gvfv % cents q
...--- Weir. tells Of q Quilt re-
-....-s sr -rya Eavz rv a coupIe
-s---a-ea which measures
,~--- be designed for the
-trr esm-r. Mcfarland. cf
-....-r..---- two and a half years.
-.-,e boiler of hot water the
was SD badly scaIded that he
-.-... r.r the erection Of @ bridge
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IN Full BH ASP-
The EBENSBURG WO0LEN MILL.
Conntry vvork Of all kind Solicited

TENE undersigned desire TO invite the attention Of
4 the public TO the fact that they have purchased
the Ebensburg WoOlen Mil. which they are now
and will continue 70 % its fun capacity. All
kinds Of work, such dyeiug, spinning. card ing.
and the manufacture Of blankets, hauuels, cassi
meres, yarns, etc, attended 20 promptly and a.
moderate prices
Having had an experience OF thirty years in the
business. the senior member OF the firm hatters
himself that entire satisfaction Will be rendered 70
all who favor them with their patronage.
ES-GOods Of OUT manufacture. warranted 10 bc
the very best. Will be exchanged for wool and fair
compensation allowed.
JOHN LUDWIG & SONS.
Ebanslurs Arril 9. lssO.-4t
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To keep apples from rotting. put them
in a cool place-where there rs large family
Of children We knew how II = ourSelf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

REMARKABLE DEy yELoPMENTs OF PosT-
NORTEM ExAMINATION.-Dr. Buck on Sat
urday conducted a pOst-mOTtem examination
OF the late Joseph NiXdOTf for the purpose of
ascertaining something definite in regard to
the pecuiarties Of the disease that caused
his death The examination revealed bony
degeneration of the valves of the heart The
valves when in a healthy condition are com
posed of q soft tissue, and in this case they
had hardened into a bOny substance. This
condition was primarily caused by rheuma-
tism. which produced diseases secOndarly OF
the kidneys and bladder. The heart valves,
it is thought, commenced 10 harden ten years
ago The PROSTATE gland was so much en-
larged that the passage from the bladder was
entirely closed except to artificial means.
The most intense suffering was caused TO the
patient. Disease Of the heart so disabled
Mr. Nixdorf that he was frequently carried
home from his work. His case WAS cOnsid-
cred one of the most remarkable on record.
Altoona sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

Two BIG FLOODS THAT NOAH NOAH-D
NOTHING ABOUT.-''Ciraybear of the Mt
Union Times, gives the following reminis-
cences of two destructive foods which visited
the Juniata valley seventy and foTty-twO
years ago, respectively, the last Of which
although at the time a mere STRIPPING in
HOllidaysburg, we remember very distinctly:
The greatest nood known since Huntingdon and
Mifnin counties were settled the pumpkin
food which occurred about 1910. This hood got
Its naIns from the numerous pun pkins that ioated
upon the waters. 1t was remarkably good year
Tor Vegeta tlOu-esp pecigiIy for and pumpkins.
IL was said by those who witnessed the scene at
distance that the Juniatia seemed almost covered
with pumpkins. and the corn crops were nearly all
destroyed where land was near the river. and the
water rapidly the banks Of the Juniata
that many families had TO be taken out OF the
second stories Of their houscs in boats and canoes
large portion Of the Pennsylvania Canal was de-
strOyed Mr.. Barracks family ut HOllidaysburg
were swept away and drowned. Much Of the dc
-stTuctIoD Of property at that time was caused by
the dams giving way. EIT. Nanclcave lived near
the five locks Blair county, his house standing
near the banks of the river. The dam above had
given way and Nsnclesve did not know il. but e
boatmRn who saw the danger, halloced to him 70
get mis- family out Of the house at once. Their
child the cradle. NsucIcavs picked up the
cradlo end ran. telling the family TO follow him.
the house with al IN Il going down the JUni-
alta During this food entire stable seen
floating down the river, and rooster was heard
Growing in it. THIS flood did much damage 10 tho
PcDnsy lyEuia canal. and Il cost the state larg
sum OF money 70 repair il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09
ASp now as Spring is coming in,
The season fresh and sweet.
The housewife takes . big. long stiok
Ard doth tha Garnet beat

As to the other sex, il they be men Of taste and
sense. they lose TO time in repairing to the Star
Clothing Hall. 100 Clinton street. Jchustowu, an1
hecoIain the posseSsors each iE fee simple Of one
Of the elegant Spring suits Just brought on frora
tho Eastern cities. These suits ara all well made
OF good material and superior w0rsrna nshtp, and
will he sold by Jas. 7. VI urphy, the proprietor, NJ
prices which viii make g an object for the general
public 10 buy from him. Orders 10y mall Will be
given prompt and faithful consideration.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09
4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

TOR PROTHONOTARY.-The un-
n ders gned Offers himself as . candidate for
the office OF Frothorotary Of Cambria county. sub
iect 10 Democrats rules. and If nominated and
elected feels competent to discharge the duties Of
the position inteiligsutly and satisfactorily.
II. 4. SHOEM AKER.
Fhensburs. March o. 1sso-t.c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

NOR THE LEGISLATURE.-I here
n BY announce myself AZ a candidoto for ths
slati-e suhlect to the rules Of the Democrats
county convention. +. s FLEMING.
Cfallltzin March -. 1Ss0.-t.r.s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

Kindness, il nothing stronger, should
induce any one TO use DIR. Bulls Baby,Syrup
for the relief Of the diseases Of babyhood.
Price n cents
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And now. April 9, 1850, the within petition read
and loan on the credit OF Cambria county by the
Commissioners thereof for the sum of Sixty Thous-
and Dollars is approved. and the Commissioners
authorized to Issue the botds OF the county to
that amount In sums not less than Fifty Dollars.
with coupons attached, at rate OF interest not
exceeding six per cent per Guuum, which bonds
shall be payable not more than ten years from this
date. BY the Court.
JOHN DEAN, President Judge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-09

COUNCIL PBOCEEDISas.-A special meet
ing Of Council for the purpose Of OrganiZa-
tion Of the new Board was held in Council
chambers Monday morning, 9TH inst, at 10
o'clock, !. n. Present-Alvin Evans, f. II,
Barker, J. &. HSSson, T. L. Jones, J. D.
Parrish, and 7. j. Humphrey, Burgess, the
latter of whom presided. The cath Of Office
was administered to Burgess Humphrey ire
elected) by Esquire Richard Jones, after
which Joseph Gu5wGld and F, Il Barker
(re-eected), the newly chosen CouncilmeD,
were qualified by Burgess Humphrey.
The appointments for the ensuing year
were as follows
CLERK 5. Davis. by accIamstion-
Deputy BurgesS-Joseph Gutwold, bT soclsTna-
tiou.
Weie hmsster-Dsvid T. Evans. by acclsTl2 ton.
Street omnissionsT-R. r. Davis.
Collector and Treasursr-lsaac Evans. by accla-
nation.
Street CoTnmlttee-Thomas /. Jones and Joseph
Gutwsld. by scclsmation.
Water Committoe-F. Il. Barker and Alvin
Evans, by Scclamatiou.
PoIicernen-Jaues NIyer. .nd Evan u. Evans. BY
reclamation.
ON motion an order for 445. IS was granted Isaac
Evans. Collector, hsiuR amount nf taxes returned
by County commissioners for 1873
Adjourned to meet Saturday evening. 10th inst,
at =. O'Clock. J. y. D., CLERK
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TXECUTORS' NOTICE.

TXECUTORS' NOTICE.
H Estate Of MICHAEL BRAwLET. decd.
Letters testamc cntary the estate o. Michael
Brawlsy. late Of Portage township. having been is
sued 20 the undersigned, notice is hereby given
sIl parties indebted 10 said estate that payment
must be made without delay while those having
claims sgainst the same are requested 10 present
them. duly pr0bsted for settlement
JOHN BRAWLEN. }r-va.,,t,-.
Portage Twp. April .. ISS0.-5t.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE.--IE THE
"a COURT or COMMON PLEAs or CAxBRrA
CoUgTT.-lu the matter of the second and hnal
sccount of Thomas Eyer, Assignee Of Joseph
Gauutuer
And now. sth March. 1850, Chal. ]. Dick np-
pointed Auditor 70 distribute. BY the Court
viii sit for the purpose Cf above appointment.
nj the office OF r. A. Shoemaker. Esq.. In the Dor
ough o. EbensburE NoudEy. IGy ION. 1850. Ut >
O'Clock N, where and when aiIparties interested
may sttend II they see proper.
CHAL. L. DICK, AUDITOR.
Anrfl Q. 1857
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NOTICE.

II Estate Of HUaH MCCORMICK. decd.
Letters testamcntary upon the estate Of Hugh
Mccormick. late of CisllitZiu township. deceased
having been granted TO the uLders iguei notice Is
hereby given 10 those indebted to said estate 10
make Immediate payment. and those having
claims viii present the same properly authentica-
tod for settlement
JAMES BOLAND. Executor.
ADriI @ 1es1-st
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8 g Il ER q EU =

r. 1. Johnston, NJ. J. Buck.
I. 4. Shoac,laIzsr-. :. W. Inlcl.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05

"WE question if more distressing ac-
cident has ever occurred than that which
happened TO a child nine months old in this
city YESTERDAY, whose death was caused by
eating phosphorus. The infant belonged to
a family named Fisher, lTl6 New Fifth
street. From what we could learn the child
picked the match from the floor, and as
usual put il into its month, sucking of the
phosphorus. 1t was Immediately taken sick
with spasms and vomiting, and when DR..
Arnold was sent for, the odor OF the matter
thrown from the stomach revealed the pres
ence of phosphorus. After suffering in
great agony for a few hours, every effort to
relieve it failing, the infant died. While
much sympathy is felt for the parents, this
case can only be charged to those innumer-
able accidents which are the direct result
of carelcssncss.' s.''-Harrrsburg Telegraph of
last Saturday.
The remains of the unfortunate child were
brought to this place last Saturday, and con-
signed to the family lot in Union Cemetery.
Rev. W. V. Canoe, of the N. E. Church.
offciated at the funeral.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
From the Public Ledger, Ind.

TTUW fHt Z bUtt LtuSH, I"H'
There have been thus far chosen 4I8 out
of the 756 delegates composing the Chica-
60 National Republican Convention. Oi
these there are, either by direct instruc-
tions or by personal preferences, 277 re-
ported fer General Grant, lie for Senator
Blaine, SIS for Secretary Sherman, 26 for
Senator Edmunds, and 8 for Mr.. Wash
burne. The majority necessary to nominate
q President is 379.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
.Wk suppose the moral aspect of thi

"wK suppose the moral aspect Of this
world to be the SUBJECT of the day."
The pastor of the N. 3. Church Of this
place announces for next Sabbath eyening,
I discourse upon the above TOPIC, to be
illustrated by diagram. The lighting Of this
church has been poor, but has undergone a
thorough renovation this week, and no
doubt will give cheerful light.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
"Crooked " Haertel," "

Accept thousand thanks for that Gold
en- Remedy. Isuffered for many years with
rheumatic pains in my limbs. my legs were
drawn together, and people called me
sscrooked Haertel." used ST. JACoBs OIL
and was cured, and now feel so well that
could dance as in my young days.
JOHN HAERrEL, Fremont, Ill.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
WESTWARD FAST TRAINS.

Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia I ! :.
PM Harrisburg 20 Il m; Duncanuon 4
30 m; Newport II a IN; Miifiin s So
m; Lewistown Is am; McVeytown Al
i m; Mt. Union W am; Huntingdon
2S amI Petersburg ~ M Spruce CreeL
. So am; Tyrone rs M; Ben's Mil,
3 % a m; Altoona 8 80 m; PittsbuI :
l IS pm.
Pittsburg Express leaves Philalclrhia Al
s % p IN Harrisburg 10 25 III; Mar sville
l0 Al pm; MilIlir l ~ pm; Lewistown
II 90 m; Huntingdon I 10 a IN; Tyrone
So 4 m; Altoona % NJ Pi;tsbUrg vi
am.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at ii 50 a
III; Harrisburg 3 A pm; Mifiiin 90 p III
Lewistown 5 - pm; Huntington 2S pm ;
Tyrone 0s pmI Altoona 40 pm; Pitts
burg | IJ pin.
| Fast Line IPesf, on SuHdays, -W stop al
DuncaRHoH, NclcpOTt, Ncpeyiora, M Union,
Petersburg aud Bells Mills, when Fidgged.
Eastward FAST TRAIxs.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsburg at
20 pm; Altoona 9 10 M; Bells Mills
92i ? m; Tyrone 3 81 pm; Spruce Creek
g5l pm; Huntingdon 10 IL p M; Lewis
to"h IA % u
at Harrisburg at 0J m, and Philadclphia
at Is a IN.
Atlantic Express leaves Pit.s5urs at lO
p IA; Altoona 8 Is pm; Tyrone o 81 pm
Huntington 80 M; Mt. Union 90 p m /;
McNeytOwn - pm; Lewistown 50 III
Niti!in 8 ~ pm; Newport 9 Sc P N; Dun
Cannon 10 20 p m; Harrisburg 10 81 p m /;
| arrives in Philadelphia 90 4 n.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburg at 3 Is a
m; Altoona A am; Tyrone Sii am;
Huntingdon 8 ~ m; LewistOwn 30 m /;
Mifiin 10 IL am; Duncannon II 10 m
Harrisburg II 50 p N; arrives IN Philatel-
phia 40 pm.
Poeifc Express East on Sundays loiil;,iop
at BeiPs Mills, Spruce Creek, Petersburg,
Mil Creek. IN. Union, MeVsytOpa aad .Ser-
port, whea Fiaggsd.
.4fianfic Express on Sundays riH stop at
Mil Creek, Mapieton and Marysriiis, rhen
Flagged.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
TYRONE.

Trains leave Tyrone for Bellefonte and
Lock Haven at so a IN, 0S p m. Leave
Tyrone for Curvensville and Clearfeld at
600 am, 7 2Opm.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Bellefonte
and Lock Haven at 55 M, and 80 IN.
Arrive at Tyrone from Curwensville and
Clearfeld at Z As m, and 6 90 pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MIyyLIyTowN, Nav 5. 1880
PHILADELPHIA 8RAIN MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May l. Wheat, unset
tied and higher. Sales of red at 81 .26 and
amber at Sl.2S. Corn is in fair demand
and firm. Sales of 8 800 bus, including re-
jected at 49c, steamer at soc, mixed and
yellow at SIC. Oats are dull and weak.
Sales of 1900 bus, including mixed at 40c,
and white at AZ 2itOi5c.