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Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26
Isishberho'lNess and Gossip


Winter has come at last.
March rain has fallen this week.
December will be here next
esk.
Our merchants are all doing a
Ood business.
Christmas will he on US four
seeks from tomorrow.
Subscribe for the Gazette. and
ut vour friends to do the same.
Ask yourself the question Have
! paid my subscription to the Gazette?
Day schools are all we'll attend
n Why cant the Sabbath schools
/ crowded as we'll.
The Editor of this paper left the
by Tuesday morning for Memphis
Ed will be absent several days.
The Festival at Lake Side church
(hursday and Friday nights netted a
lndsome sum for the worthy pastor.
That was an interesting and i'm
pa.sive sermon by Rev. w. Fl. Mel
on, at his church, last Sunday night.
The cotton receipts have not been
as large this week as usual owing to
DO much rain, followed by very cold
velther.
j, H. Binford always keeps q
fresh supply of groceries on hand
which he wishes you to call and ex-
mine for YOURSELF
Henry Peasants, proprietor of
|he Tennessee Gem. will give any
|nau satisfaction who calls on him. He
ls first class bar keeper.
The Pastor, W. Il. Nelson, will
preach to the children at his church,
itter Sabbath School tomorrow morn
Ing Ge and carry your children.
We learn that humber of children
have died in Madison Station with
what Is believed to be dyrhtheria
othen are sick with the same disease
Pope and Donegan will treat you,
nght. Don't be afraid to call on
'A'n Tor they are alwaes glad to see
!0u' lhey Keep a man to wait on you
whose Hame is Robinson.
> Judge Richardson has appointed
neoderSon ! Brandon Guardian for the
Or'nsford orphan chrildren in place
VI 'ieufypleasants, who resigned re-
Gently.
I.lhe Oll Mills and Cotton factory
Wi soon be in operation. Every
a'ng Is being pushed with all possi-
@'peed. Capt. Curry i. also push :
Sthlngs to start bis factory for the
anufacture of his Cotton Chopper.
we believe we would vote for q
o'u'nance, or any thing else, to
a''e boys and girls to attend Sabbath
0'"'0l' Aany children are growing
= we're who never see inside of a
IN " Or Sunday School. There
'-,' 0e 'ne men AMI women mostly
y '' ieard, for evil, in the future.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26
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sys,rd Wilson, MemphlA'
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r.. y SINGLETON. Chattanooga Tenn.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26
MARRIED

IENfovs-BoUBo-At residence of Mrs. An
ma Johnson, in Decatur, Ala, Thursday night
Nov. Ut. 81, by Esquire, Banks, Mr.. Burrel
Lemonst3 Hiss Ida Boubo, We, extend our
congrstuIatIons to the happy couple and wish
for them througg life prosperous and happy
career.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26

Preaching tt the Methodist church
es to morrow will e as follows:
Lak~Side Nj. e. church 8. P. N. BY
Rev. /. p. Roberts d. d.. Z P. NJ.
Rev. Hankapiller DID. A. N E.
church 3 p Nj. b. #. Lea D. D. 7
2. NJ r. N. Coons DID.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26
$1,000. -RewardE

For any case Blind -; Bleeding,s Itching,
Ulcerate or Protrnding PILES that
DEBASG's PElE REMEDY fails to cure
Preprrel by j. P. Miller, NJ. d., 9H
Arch ST., Phila., Pa. None genuine acAh-
ont his signature. Send for circular. All
druggists or general stores have or will
get it for you. 81. Sold in Huntsville
by }. Ii. Kisop. druggist.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-26
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~ Z WlFIRAL.
TER & HARRIS,


Dealers in Firearms and Ammunition
,all an examine our stock OF Rihes,
Shot Guns, Pistols, and sporting apps
-attls. Ammunition speciality.
Repairing done at shorte u notice.
Aug, 27.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04
WORMS. WORMS. WOE

+ +. KunkeI's Worm Syrup never fails 20 des-
troy Pin. Seat and Stomach Worms fDr. hunkeI
Worm, in two hours. alive with head and no fee
until remOvedj. Common sense teaches II Tape
Worm be removed, all other worms can readily be
destroyed. Advice at Office and store free. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with worms
and do not know 10. Fits, spasms. cramps. chOk-
ing and suhOcation. EallOw complexion. circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain in the stom-
ach restless at night grinding Of the teeth, pick
ing at the nose. cough itching at the seat, head
ache. foul breath the patient grows pale ana thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms and more come from worms f F. KUN
kEL'S WORM SHRIP never fails TO remove
them. Price 81 90 per bottle bottles for IS 90.
fFOr Tape Worm. write and consult the doctor.
For all others buy Of your druggist the Worm Syr-
$50 \. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free send three cent stamp.
Worms are capable Of producing great disturb
aEces in the system. The whole train Of spasmod-
ic and cJnvulsive diseases may proceed from the
irritation Of worms in the alimcntary canal Chol-
era, epilepsy, tetanUs. paralysis mania. and con
vuisiOus. well a variety Of other nervous and
eonvulsive affections. not uufreguently the of
fects Of this cause. Besides these diseases worms
have been known TO produce pleurisy. pains in the
side, dysentery, remittant fever, dTopsy Of brain
chronic and spasmOdic cough. etc, etc.
NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS DEBILITY!
Debility. depressed irritable state of mind, g
weak, nervous. exhausted feeling. no energy or an
imstiou, confused head, weak memory. the cOGse
quence OF eIcesses. mental Overwork- This nervous
debility hnds a sovereign cure in Z. +. KUNKEL :
BITTER WINE OF IRON. It tones the system
reJuveuates the entire system. Take only p ,
KCNhEL'S. It has yellow wrapper around II
with his photograph on the outside. Price, Sl.OJ
Ask your druggist, and u he has IL not. send u
the proprietor. = r Kunkel, No. 259 y Ninth
Street Philadsl phia. Pa. Advice free. send three
cent stamp. AschenbaCk x Miller, Sole Agents
phia, Pa. For sale by +. JAMES, Druggist, Ebens
burg, Pa.
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A LAnY'S SuLILuQUY.
TIhE-JanuaTy and February.
PLAOE-Home.
cHRTTNT-Au folIorrg

Now let ne think: The Holidays sre
over, an6 for these tive months really
believe I shall have more time than OK
ing snv psrt Of the year. In March AID
Aprl spring dress goods will come out, 20
nv tine Will be taken up then, and I N
sure I don't want to have much on hand
when warm weather CONES; so III Just
sea what I need Tor Housekeeping, get the
things ready, and make them up.
There areeneets, pillow-cas Is, and per
hs-s some other articles for bedding; then
I must have supply Of tablo-cloths, nap
kins. towels, aud-and-ohi a good many
things, so I'll send postal card for .
HoiLssLeeDer's P7ice Lfst, and see what 1
do want. II 20 to the city I can then
have my memorandum made NJ, and If
/ don't 20 I'll order by letter, Es have
done before, and get promptly just what
I want at TIE Same prices that l would
pay If IN person.
''Of course something might not be Just
c11ctly as l expect it, SO / must send ny
order to q store that Will let me exchange
OF viii pay my money back If / want It.
To do this, and have the greatest variety
Of goods II any one establishment IN the
United States to select from, ] must
address my postal card 'JoHS WASA-
MAKER, GRAED DEPoT, PHILADELPHIA.
There, l came near forgetting This Is
a good time to make up underwear, too;
so III add to my postal card Send ne
an Unde77vcGr Price. last, and see II It
won't be cheaper to get 1t already made,
and save all that tiresone cutting, sew
ing and trimming
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04
LOCAL CORREsPoNDENCE.
CHEERYrRrE. March /. 1851


DEAR FREENAS-The rain on Sunday and sun
day night made an ordinary rafting flood in the
river mere ana yesterday The iumbermen were
busy rafting In their square timber such IS spars,
bOomsticks, etc, and had the warm weather con
tiuued a goOdly number Of rats would have been
got ready Tor the run by to-mUrroW evening This
morning however. found from two TO three inches
OF snow upon the timber, with the mercury several
put end rafting for a time. But the
ground hogs six weeks viii be out in about two
weeks more, and a March ca ne IN Ike a lion. as
it certainly did this morning and is to 20 out like
"a lamb. Il there is any truth IA the Cd adRge we
may rely on having warm weather the latter part
OF this month. That, at least is the way NIr Thos
Long. who has several millions Of feet Of logs to
Goat out Of Cush- Gushing creek. which enpties in
TO the this point seems 70 look at e. as he
has commenced cutting the ice on NcKeage's dam
onehalf mile or more above tie mouth u the creek
He will have % open channel thirty OF forty feet
wide for distance 90 three-fOurths of mile thro
the fee, which i probably % IS inches thick
The cutffno- IL 1oria with srass c4f savvs
question witt the boys Is who takes the end under
the ice Two OF three other dams wiz have to be
cut through on the same stream, though none Of
them are so long as this one.
The ice remains firl- on all the dams from here
to the mouth Of Chest creek, but below that point
If the Cberrytr5e Record man knows. there viii
he large amount Of timber sold at good prices
this spring, and We viii have good times, with
plenty Of money in this vicinity next summer
Hope lis head Is level.
The great. only aud original Mr. and Mrs. John
Toodroy's Grand Concert Compau ny paid us a visit
last week, and after showing two nights in kneed-
!er hali' went aWaF poorer hy several dollars
than when they came. Good for you. John you
ought 10 have better luck
The term for which the Henderson House was
licensed expires soon and no notice Of appii-
cation has been published yet. and next Mon
day week will be the first dss of the March term
OF court in Indiana it looks like prohibition again
from March 70 June. How is il Sheldon
The poetry with the missing rhymes in last
weeks Fireman has not only been the subject of
much discussion, but has been productive Of good
deal Of fun AMI amusement for the evening. Be
low give the result Of our work: EIst verse
aft, raft. craft; 2d-aud land, bland 5d-ce. rice,
price; 4th-ear, pear, spear; 5tlI-(made nothing
out oi lt) 6th-Ousc, rouse. grouse: 1th-cel real.
creel sth-ink, pins spink: 10th-ace. lace place:
lth-cat, heat, cheat; l2th-in, pin. spin. To con-
clude. we have agreed to agree that the person
who wrote those verses must have had more spare
time than we have, and being
Delightfully."-. wholly and entirely at ease
Having Of time and Of life permanent lease
Devoted his spare moments the public 10 please
Or, 70 be more explicit, his readers to teaseI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

TEE Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Fir-
ginia Press Association met at the St Charles
Hotel Pittsburgh, last Thursday afternoon,
and elected the following officers: President,
Major +. L. Christman, Of the Washington
Reporter; Vice Presidents, W. I. Iensel, Of
the Lancaster Ilteliiqencer, Edw'd stuck, Oh
City Derrick, 9. Ii. Bergner, Harrisburg Tel
eqrdT1. II Putnam, Columbus Democrat,
J. W. Risnger Meadville Republican, and p.
g. Conn. Steubeavilie Herald; Secretary and
Treasurer, Chill w. Hazard, MonOngahela
Republican; Directors, VIM. KiteZeii, Warren
CdrOnicle, w. J. X. Kline, Greensburg Dem
ocTat r. B. Mckee, Freeport Journal, J. f.
Graham, Uhrichsvil'e Chronicle, NJ Weyand,
Beaver Times, j. K. BuckinbrOd. Salem Re-
publican d. 2. StentZ, COnnellsville Monitor
J B. SAMSON, Indiana Den 7crat, and I. :
Reader, New Brighton NclCS. McssTs. Kline
of GreensbuTg, Mckee, of Freeport, Simp-
son, ,of Kittanning- .Zeieier, of Butler, March
and, of LeetOnia, and Reeder, Of y. Bright
on, were appointed a committee to prepare
new articles of association Col G. W. Haz
zard, Col. W. L. FOulk and Mai. f. L. Christ
man were authorized TO arrange for a sum
mer.eXcursion TO the Thousand Isles, and the
Directors were requested to continue MeSsrs
FOuk's Son & Co, of Pittsburgh as the bus
mess managers for the ensuing year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

II kItH- no q NduNlE lht 4pA- u
How do wish that dinners would grow :
A spOngc-cake vine OF q dCughnut trI -
What n rnrres hf rl.- Afwht 70 see

" nat j ft-lt-iiftAH 81 III to 7IC'
1t Is not so refreshfnga sight to the average man,
however. s are the stacks on stacks OF clothing
piled up in Godfrey NoIf's store. next door TO the
post. office Accommodating Of the most approved
make and material-clothiug for either dress or
business purPOses-clOthiug for old and young,
grave and gay-and. particularly. clothing marked
down figure to I,ut it within the reach OF every
body. All this clothing must positively be dis
posed Of during the present month, TO make room
Tor spring IL must be sold. even il u 10 below
cost and the present is therefore the time 70 take
advantage OF opportunity which will not soon
again present itself Of making small sum do the
work OF q biz His stock OF OvercOats, which
IS large and good. presents some splendid bargains
Mr. Wolf is agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Rochester clothing which stand No in the mar
ket. Either call IN person. or order by mall, and
be sure Of securing a bargain.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

In township thirty. range tweI y-nine,
Described in the deed as prairie land.
1t sometimes SHOWS in the winter tIme-
As given TO understand.
This alleged snow falls on le -el
It's said, some several feet OF more,
And when the wind blows like the -,
1t drifts from where 10 was before.
The township and range mentioned are in Cam
bria county and tho wind has been blowing like
blazes this week and suOwdrltts forming in all di
rections. This teaches Us that winter Is not Vet
over and possibly enough OF it may yet be in store
to last till May. II So you will wear out another
heavy suit before warm weather comes. and this
suit ought to be bought at Jas. J. Murphy's. los
Clinton street. Johnstown. He will sell the stock
now on his shelvcs-a very large and an unusually
fine one at cost and carriage. which Is a. much rs
to say at lower prices than the same quality Of
goods can he bought elsewhere in the county Thi:
is no idle boast but what is said is meant and tbs
assertion will be carried into full effect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

A $1,000 BIBLICAL PRIZE.-We have re
ceived Rlisledge'S Monthly for March and find
it an entertaining little magazine. Its pub
fishers offer the following easy way for some
body to make $1,000:
To the person telling us how many times
the word Jerusalem is found in the New
Testament Scriptures, by March 10th, 1884,
we will give $1,000 in gold as prize. Tie
money will be forwarded to the winner March
IS, 1881 Those who try for the prize must
send 10 cents with their answer, for which
they will receive the April number of the
honthlu, a handsome magazine of 80 pages,
in which will be published the name and ad-
dress of the winner of the prize, with the
correct answer thereto. In writing to the
publishers please say you saw this notice IL
the FREEMAN. Address, RUTLEDeE PUB
LIsHING COMPANY, EastOn, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

THE ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS
One of the haudsOmest Of publications is the
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC News, published
by Mum & Co. New York. Every num-
Der contains :hiTty-two pages. full of engrav-
ingS of novelties in science aud of useful arts.
Ornamental wood work, pottery, vases and
objects of modern and ancient art are finely
shown.
The March number contains, among va
rious other objects illustrated, 4 full descTip-
tion of the manufacture of paper hanCings,
with engTavings; how the deceptive curve
is produced in casting the ball by the base
ball pitcher, his attitude, how he holds and
handles the ba u, all fully illustrated. The
number before us also contains engravingS
of Capt. Eads' proposed ship rail way across
the Isthmus, and a novel hydraulic railway
locomotive.
In addition to all this, it contains many
valuable recipes for artisans and hOusekeep
eTS.
This publication will be found instructive
and entertaining to all classes, but viii be
best appreciated by the most intelligent
Published by Mum & Co, 81 Park Row
New York, a. 81 80 year, and sold by al
news dealers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

SOME give their gold and silver,
Because they love to give;
Some give il for the glory
They surely will receive.
Some give their hard earned dollars
With pure and Just intent;
But the most give up their money
For paltrY ten per cent.
There is one thing Of which the public may rest
assured. to witt That those who give their dollars
to Simon Bendheim mex. door 70 the First Ma
tlonal Bank, Altoona. will have the full worth OF
the returned to them in the shape OF stylish
and serviceable ready-Tr ede clothing. The stock
OF this firm comprises nothing in the shoddy line
but carefully chosen by one Of the frm in the
Eastern cities and. by buying large invoices st a
time they are enabled TO give customers the ben
EFT OF a considerable amount Of discount allows !
them. If y0u have not heretofore called TO seS
Messrs. :. B.. our advice is to do so fOrthwi-h.-
You win not regret It.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

MAINE NEws.-Hop Bitters, which are
advertised i'm our columns, are a sure cure
for ague, biliousuess and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted should
give them fair trial, and will become there
by enthusiastic in the praise of their curative
qualities Portland Argus
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

HANG up her SIC bonnet
ON that hook Just over there;
Hang a bit OF Grape upon 90.
Sisters climbed the golden stair.
How il happened 1 can't tell you,
She was Sliding down the hill
Go and get the undertake.
Tell him dadll foot the bill
Let her rest! Hcr fate was a sad one, but those
who 20 sliding down hill must take the conse-
guences. Why didn't her taste tend in the direc-
ton Of the more elegant pastime Of skating2 No
body gets killed that. particularly IL their skates
are sure and their shoes solid. Talking OF shoes
the rlace to buy that article is at :. Bumenth ais
I1lg Eleventh avenue. Altoona His stock rOm
prises boots and shoes Of all descriptiOns-fol
skating or walking. for show for wcar-all cIs
tom made. and sold at 50 low a figure that any
body NAV buy. He has boots and shoes FOR both
ladies and gentlemen. for youths misses and chill
dren and. to the end Of purchasing a new iRyoic'
for spring the same will be disposed Of at custom
ers' own terms. Call and see .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

Having had numbsriess inquiries for advertising
cards from ladies in all parts of the country who
are interested IN the prevailing fashion OF making
Gard Collections. We arc having printed for them
set OF seven beautiful cards. each u six c0Iors and
on a gold background. ia the very highest degree
Of the art. Illustrating Shak-y yelre's seven Ages
OF Man We have spared 10 expense in these
cards-tEcy arc Simply little art-gelns- Our only
aim mas been 20 publish the finest cards vet shown.
Applications Tor them have come IN -o rapidIy that
ceipt by us Of the cards from the artist. We have
therefore been obliged - adopt the following plan
Tor the distribution Of the remainder No more OF
the gilt Shakespeare cards seven 10 the series, viii
be sent excepting upon the receipt Of a statement
rom grocer that the person apply ug for the cars
has bought Of him On that day az least s0vcn bars
OF DO5hlus Electro soap with price paid lCT same
All applying in this manner will receive the ful
set OF seven cards gratis by mail. This viii insure
" that our friends ana patrons get their share OF
these beautiful designs although lt in no manner
reuays us for the cost OF the cards Your grocer
hNs the soap viii Est DC. and Tie purchase by you
OF seven bars Of it ~ one time viii secure FOR you
gratis seven really beautiful cards The soap i'm
proves with age and l5 an article Ui necessity in
your house every week. Therefore YOU are not
asked 90 buy useless article, but one that you
must have anyway. Please send ms your applics
tion st once. and tell your lady friends making
card Collections TO do the same.
Yours respectfully,
/. L. Ci3AGI\ * Co.
lie south 9Th ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
n.llffnz- T-faer-f~ S-.rYr. Is =1TH ~, - Ver
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

PRAISE FROM AN EMINENT ORGANIsT.-
J. Fl. Munsev, organist of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist church, says:
MESDELssoHN PIANO Co, NEW YORK:
GENTLENES-I must compliment you on the sue
cess you have achieved with your pianos OF every
class. but particularly the Uprights- They have
all the essentials requisite in the makeup and I'm
ish. Such pure, even tone, In connection with
such great volume of tone, is something remark
able. Wishing you much prosperity. am.
Your respectfully J. n. ACTsEy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

WHY SHOULD THEY ?--No man or woman
can do satisfactory work when the brain is
dull, the nerves are unsteady, the system re-
laXed and they feel generally wretched. Why
should lawyers, merchants, c!eTgymeG, doc
tors, mechanics OF mothers often miserably
drag through their work in this condition,
when a small amount of Parker's Ginger
Tonic will always, at moderate cost, clear
the brain, and give them the strength and the
will to perform their duties Satisfactorily.
We have felt its strengthening and bracing
effects and eau recommend it most highly.
See other column.-Ed. L2-2l.-1m.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

AT a meeting of Council Of Ebensburg
borough. held on the evening of April %,
1879, q committee consisting of MeSsrs. Alvin
Evans and James @. HaSSOn was appointed,
in conjunction with Burgess Humphreys, TO
revise the ordinances of the borough. The
task. which was a most tedious one, has been
accomplished, and on Monday evening last
the result was submitted to Council. A
special meeting to scrutinize the revision by
sections had been held a couple of weeks an
terror, and at the meeting Monday evening
the report of the committee, as will be seen
by minute of Council proceedings printed
elsewhere, was unanimously adopted by five
of the six members of the Board present. 1t
is promised the entire document will be
given the public next week, for their infOr
nation and guidance. One of its provisions,
and most just one, is that the Burgess shall
hereafter be paid salary of S25 year, IN
stead of nothing, now. Another Is that
hereafter all dogs, in order to secure an
abiding place within the borough, must be
registered and numbered, those not complying
with this formality being condemned to a
sudden-and violent death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

AGENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest-Sell-
y ing Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
50 per cent. National Publishing Co, Phila., Pa.
March :, Iss1.-5n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04

SHREwDNEss AND y BTLITY.-HOp Bltters,
so freely advertised in all the papers, secU-
lar and religious, are having a large sale
and are suppanting all other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues of the Hop
plant, and the prOprietors of these Bitters
have shown great shire wdness and ability in
compOunding a Bitters whose virtues are so
palpable to every ones observation.-Erdnl-
liner and Chronicle. For sale by NJ. L. Oat-
man, authorized agent, Ebehsburg, Pa.