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The National Soldiers Reunion aud En-
eamPment Will De held ir Fairmount park.
Philadelphia, from June 2Sth to july 9Th.
1885 The event will embrace an encamp-
merit OF representative organizations OF the
citizen soldierv of the Union, ard detach-
ments of troops from the various arms of
the United States service. The command
VIII be 10 charge OF a military committee
composed OF the most eminent soldiers of
the land, and numbers Of prominent leaders
OF the late war viii be present as guests
The program embraces all the features of
actual camp service, the most important of
which is series OF competitive drills. in
which the military organizations of the sew
eral States will cCntend for valuable prizes
There will also be parades, reviews. and
other interesting military manoeuvres The
Fourth Of July will be a particularly inter
estinR day, and the ceremonies are expected
TO be witnessed by the President aud Cabi-
net. and other distinguished people The
beauty OF the camp ground and its acces-
sibility adds no little TO the general interest
10 the affair
For the benefit of those desiring toattend,
the PennsvIvanis Railroad will sell excur-
sion tickets from June 26th to July 9Th,
good to rrturn until July 9Th. from all
stations On its system to Phiisde.phia, at
greatly reduced rates.
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OBITUAR "


WILLIAMS Died, at the residence OF
his father, Mr. Thomas j. Williams, in Eb-
ensbure, on Sunday, June 81. 1885, HARRY
WILLIAMS. aged IL years, 1 month and Is
DAYS.
The deceased had been aiiing for a long
time and for the last tive mouths preceding
his death had been confined to the house
Although suffering greatly tie bore his suf.
ferings meekIy and with resignation. and
having received all the consultations of his
religion he patiently awaited his end. May
he rest in peace.
Dearest brother, thou has left US.
And tay loss we deeply feel
But 'tis God who hast bereft US
He can all our sorrows n.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave so low
Thou no more wilt JOIN our number,
Thou no more OuI songs will know.
Yet again we hope tn meet thee,
When lie day of life is f led
Then in heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed
MD B.
BRADLEY. Died, at his residence at
Liiy's. on Friday, June 18th, 1885, Mr. N
q. Bradley, aged about So years.
The deceased was q native of ireland, but
came to this country many years ago In
all his dealings he was regarded as an hon
est and conscientious man. He leaves
daughter, whose age is about 12 years. The
deceased was an earnest and consistent
member of the Catholic Church. His re-
mains were taken to Pittsburgh on Sunday
for interment in st. Mary, cemetery. May
his soul rest in peace. j. &. b.
CONLOGUE.- Dice, in Washington town
ship, on Tuesday, June %. 1885, THOMAS,
son of Mrs Susan COnIogue, aged about IL
years. Interment at LiIly's on Thursday
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The following is the list of cases set down
for trial in the Orphans Court for 9th of
July, 1885
In the matter of the petition for citation
in the estate of Henry Walters, deceased.
In the matter of the partition of the es-
tate Of Lena Mertz, late OF Johnstown, de.
ceased.
In the matter of the exceptions filed to the
widows appraisement in the estate Of
Michael ToOhey, deceased.
In the matter of the rule on William M.
Dodson, to show cause why he should not
be discharged as guardian OF the minor
children of Joseph Fieldhouse, deceased
In the matter of the rule granted for q
citation on the executors of Christian Myers,
deceased.
In the matter of the application for dis
charge of former guardian of NJ. 1. Good
from attachment.
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THE SUPERB CIRCUS COMING.

On Thursday, July Z, Messrs. O'Brien,
Ashley & Co, will move on EbeDsburg and
take full possession of the town. Their
big circus and menagerIe will spread over
large area, while the streets will be alive
with the yeomanry of Cambria county, who
will be in to see one of the largest and best
shows that has ever been here.
Having divested themselves OF the two
and three ring nuisance, and got back to
first principles. which has made the circns
so popular IN America for half a century,
that Is got back to the single riDg-aDd- in
that one ring gives far better performance
that was ever seen 10 two or more, the
managers OF this popular show have met
with a success this season that is truly
wonderful! bOuntiful
IL Is the theme Of universal remark among
showmen, that Messrs. O'Brien 81 Co., have
this year laid themselves out to give the
public the best show In Americal The
press gives them credit for fairly accom-
plishing that they set out to do In this re-
spect. Almost without exception our ex-
changes speak most gloOmiDely of its merits
Then the price OF admission Is what con-
tributes largely to its popularity. 1t may
be well to celsbrats the 9TH instead OF the
4th, as our Independence Day" Let's
MAKE 1t a gala holidayi
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Grand Excursion to the Sea shore via
PennsyIvanta RaIII DAD.

Grand Excursion to the Sea shore via
Pennsylvania RaIIR DAD.
On the I'd of July next the Pennsylvania
K. r. Company will run the first excursion
of the season from this section of the sea
shore. These excursions were exceedingly
popular last summer and nothing will be
left undone TO make them equally if not
more this year. The rate has been fixed at
figure within the reach OF every one, and
the time selected for the trip makes it pc
culiarly opportune occasion for visiting the
popular resorts of Cape May or Atlantic
City. Tickets good for ten days will be
sold at the rates following: From Pitts
burg. Irwin, Greensbure, ConnellsviIle,
Uniontown, Latrobe, BlalTsvIlle, and In
diana, $40; Johnstown, SO 25; Cresson, So. so;
Altoona, S. Tyrone, s7.65; Huntington,
$40; Cumberland and Bedford. So. so;
Mount Union, Sc rs, McVeytowD, So. so;
LeWistown junction, IS; Mifiin, IS 65; and
Newport, S5.
For full information as to time of de-
parture of train, &C.. apply to ticket agents
at points named above. FH
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NEW ADVERTISENFNTS-
NF'V'W Itt IItuIufupoftS IIUIeS.
An INTERESTING LETTER
FrOsn Mr. Harry w OInnstead. Proof.
! reader of ssrhe Ttmer,,

Prom Mr. Harry W. OlEnsfead. Proof
reader of ssrhe Ttmeu"
The following letter Is encouraging and worthy
OF careful perusal, coming IL does from so reli-
able source, unsolicited. Il contains facts of
great value;
lSDIANAPoLTs. Ind. Oct. II 1854
DIR. Dawn KENNEDY. Rondouf n y
DEAR SfR For ten years have heen a suffer
80 as to make HE n burden Dur rg this time
several OF the best physicians in Indiana have
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In aH have taken four bottles and can truly
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took the last medicine. and there Is no indfca
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DIR. Kcunedy oT ROndout. N Y as
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afford To forfeit imperii that the "FavarIte
Remedy does tnvtEUrate the blood. cures liver
kidney and bladder complaints well as those
Your druggist has IL II not. send One Dollar 20
Dr. David Kennedy, RoudOut, N. Y.
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NOVICE
~ The undersigned hereby gives notice that
be has bought the following personal property
and LETT the same with Samuel Noel, in Munster
tJUnship, during my pleasure to wit. One bay
horse, one cultivator two sets Of harness. one hay
rake. one threshing machine, one harrow, one
SADDLE ana brtdle, Windmill, cooking
stove and one spring wagon. All persons are
hereby notified not to interfere or meddIe with
the same. WILLIAM CARNEY
Munster twp. June II. 1885. st
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AN ORDINANCE

~
BE It ordained and enacted by the Burgess and
Town Council OF the borough OF Lilly and Il is
hereby ordained and enacted by the authority Of
the sane.
SEC. 1: That road street extending from
Railroad street to Portage street. part OF which
has been used as public road or street for years
Is hereby declared public street of the width of
40 feet; to be designated and known Cleveland
street.
Also. That street or part OF street extend ing
rom washington street to near corner OF Rail-
road and Grant streets: being continuation of
Main street, is hereby declared to be a public
street Of the width of 40 feet.
Also. That alley part of alley extending
from Washington street to Spruce alley being a
continuation Of Chestnut alleyi is hereby declared
to be public alley of the width of Ic feet
SEQ II. That all of the ordinances OF said
Borough. relating to streets and alleys be and are
hereby extended TO and over said CleveIan nd
street, Main street and Chestnut Alley
Passed finally IN Council on the twenty-second
day OF June, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty i've. CARON IEAHEY
President.
Attest J. o. BROWN, Clerk
JOHN r. KELLEY,
Burgess.
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND In GAM
HnLa l-oL-N-E EE......-I

Pursuant to Section sT4e. Revised Statutes the
undersigned will offer at public auction. on sat
urday. September II. 1885. at ? O'Clock, D. m. on
the premises, all the right, title and interest Of
the United States in and to the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land in Cam bria county
Pennsylvania. Beginning al a sugar tree marked
for n corner, thence BY land now Joseph Van
OrmeT east degrees south - perches to a post
the.ce by same south degrees east "a perches to
a post on line OF land Of Thomas POweIIs' estate
thence by land Of said Thomas Povells' estate
west degrees south 401z perches TO a post thence
north q degrees east - perches to q post thence
north IL degrees east o1x perches to = sugar tree
the place of beginning, Containing 5 acres more OF
less, being the same premises conveyed 70 the
United states by William W. Dudley, Trustee
by deed dated July "A, 1884. recorded In said
county in Liber 81 folio Tsl ct SEQ.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash and bal
ance in and II months, with interest; or all
cash at option OF purcha aser. Deferred payments
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the pro-
perty. A MCCUE
Solicitor OF the Treasury.
Juua 10 1873 81
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"A disnarch frnm Washinotnn annnnnces

"A dispatch from Washington announces
the fact that Mr.. James F. Campbell, who
at one time resided in Johnstown where be
published the Toiee and Echo and, who was
a messenger in he Treasury Department,
was on Tuesday last appointed to the su-
pertendeHcy of the branch printing Office
under Treasurer Jordan,
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THE MARKETS.
EBENsBURe. June IL, 1885.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR RSHERIFF.-Ih hereby announce
myself as a candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tiOn of Sheriff subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocratic primary elections.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
Carrolltown, May 8, 1885
FOR POOR DIRECTOR here
by announce myself a candidate for the nomi-
nation Of Poor Director subject to the decision OF
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERGUSON
Blacklick Twp, June II, 1885
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] 4 ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists.
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A valuable farm (Pine Grove) situated In Al.
leRheny township. Cambria county Pa, IL miles
from LorettO, cont ntaining over 100 acres OF good
land. mere than 90 acres Of which are cleared
well fenced and in good state Of cultivation Is
offered for sale on accommodating terms. The
implements consist Of q large dwelling house,
containing eleven rooms and a Kitchen, q com
Portable isrm house a large barn and commodious
outbuildinRs.
There are also on the land abundance Of tim
Der and coal, plenty Of choice fruit, such as
apples peaches, pears, cherries grapes, ETC. a
good well OF soft water, and number OF never
falling springs OF pure water.
The property is in healthy location, with a
grand view from the house. aud for than
twenty nVe years has been uSed a
summe boarders. The owner wishes to retire
from business and viii sell very cheap.
For further particulars apply to
Ct Z. A. BUSH,
I,prettO
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N ALA R IAL
POISON.

The principal cause of nearly all sickness at
this time Of the year has its origin in a disor
dered Liver. which, IL Not regulated in time, gre4t
suffering. wretchedness nd death will ensue. A
gentleman writing from South America says. Il
have used your Summons Liver Regulator with
god effect. both a prevention aud cure for US
IarIal fevcrs on the Isthmus of Panama
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II you feel drOwsy. debilitated. have frequent
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver
or '-biliOusness," and nothing will cure you so
speedily ana permanently to take
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"A new turn table has been built by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company on the
west side of the engine house at this place,
and the old one will be removed. The new
one is large enougn to turn the locomotive
and tank together, while on the old one they
bad to be uncoupled and turned separtely
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of SAMUEL MCCLEARY, deceased.
Letters of Administration the estate Of
Samuel McCleary, deceased, late Of Washington
township, having been granted to the understgn-
ed. notice is hereby given to those Indebted 70
said estate, that payment must be made without
delay, and those having claims against the same,
must present them properly authenticated for
settlement. MICHAEL DONOHUE,
June s, 1SS5-6t. Administrator
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ORPHANs' COURT SAFE OF

Il d -OOU OAIE
" valuable farm.
BY virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court OF
e amorfa county, Pa. the undersigned will ex-
pose to public sale on the premises in Munster
twp, Friday, July 3rd, 1855, at o'clotk D. m ALI
the right, title and interest of John Mcofaughey
in piece OF land adjoining land Of Lawrence
Murphy and Jas. keene ON the North land Of
John Daily, Robert Brady's heirs and Terrence
Mekim,s heirs on the East and so1th- east. and
the southwest, containing 27 acres nearly all in
a good state of cultivation, and having thereon
erected two-story frame house and frame barn
and carpenter shop and all necessary out build
ings: This property is we'll watered. has a good
bearing orchard on IL and all buildings and fences
in good condition !
TERMS oP SALE-Ten per cent of purchase
money TO De paid on day Of sale. Forty per cent
when saiets confirmed and deed delivered, and
the balance in one year thereafter, deferred pay
ment TO bear Interest and to be secured hy iudg-
ment note of purchaser
LAWRENCE MURPHY.
Executor OF John McGaugbey decd.
Munster twp, June s. 1885
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE the mat
IA ter Of the second and final account Of A. V.
Barker, Administrator of Anna Margaret Muir
ray. deceased.
The undersigned. appointed Auditor TO report
distribution of the money in the hands OF the Ad-
ministrator will sit for the purpose OF his ap2on:-
ment at the office Of A V. Barker. Esq, in Eb-
ensburg, Friday. June 26, 1885. at O'Clock. D.
m. when and where ali parties interested nav at
tend, F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
RJune IL, 1850.
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Exceptions to report of viewers and reviewers
OF road from Weayer's School House In Summer
hill twp.
Exceptions to vacatinR road from Dysart's MIL
road to Fallen Timber road in tJlearfieId twp.
Exceptions to opening road from Bridge on
Chest Greek 70 Glen Cornell road In Clearfield
twp. H. A. SHOEMAKER,
Prothonotary.
Ebensburx June D. ,ss
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SIMMONSLIVER REGULATOR.

It Is given with safety, and the happiest results
TO the most delicate infant. 1t taxes the place Of
quintne and bttters OF every kind. It is the
world.
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"A >
B. T. Williams
VS. No. Sc and No. 81 June
o. :. Ellis. ~ ..#
Having been appointed an Auditor to report
distribution Of the fund in the hands Of the Sber
if arising from sale OF personal property of de-
fendants on above stated writs. notice Is HEREBY
given that will sit at my office on Saturday.
June a. 1885. at ten o'clock m, to attend to the
duties of said appointment. at which time and
place all persons Interested may attend II they
see proper. bI, d. KITTELL, Auditor.
EbensburR Pa. June r. 1866.
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
4 Purely Vegetable Medicine.

An IF EII . AL oFEOIFIJ
FOR
MALARiOUS FEVERS
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
JAUNDICE,
COLIC.
RESTLESSNESS
N ENTAIL OPPRESSION.
SICK HEADACHE.
CONSTIPATION,
NAUSEA,
BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA, s.
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Argument List.

List of cases placed on the Argument list
for J,4lv 6th ISS5-
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

W. A B.. LITTLE. President.
JAMES ]. KAYIOR. SecrefarH
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Die Ianotuirtbf@aftlidbe Contention
In @aShinatpu.

Sie bom9lderbaus gommiTdr @olman
fir nd6iten MoHat mad Der 8unbesz
bauptftabt einberufene Contention Der
gertreter lanbwirtbf9aftli6er S9ulem
biirfte CUTE Solgen fir bic gauge ameriz
fanii6e 2anbmirtbi6aft baben. Sas
Iderbau : Department bat ii6 in manz
der Sinii9t dig Dortbeilbaft fir uniere
Jarmer ertpieien, fam aber INNER
mod bon grDBerem Nlben fir bieieI5er
ielu. @ommifdr Golmar gebenft bel
per @r6nitung Der Contention bic Be-
tllder NIT feinen Nnli9tem iiber lamb
tptrtbibaftli6e 4usbilbung befannt su
MAIDEN. st felt fi6 auf ben Stanbz
punt, baB etgere Seaiebunsen stuiid)en
ietttem Separtement urb ben lamb
tpirtbi 6aftti6en Nnitalten BON aroBem
Vortbeil fir beibe 3beile fem f6nnfeu.
ST boft, baB es linn g~elinaen iperbe,
bic in ben peri6iebenen Sbeilen bes
Sanbes er~iitirenben lanbmirtbI6afts
li6en Nnftalten fir bic grperimente
feiner Requirements benuben gu fonnen.
gr min fe gu fo%genannten 8eriu6sz
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g1ie bel Der Weriammluna De,

Wie bel Der Weriammluna Der
@ranb Nrmp in Maine, 10 pur6e ST.
nator 2ogan auf fetner &afreiie mad
Wafbington alentbaIben in berslider
Weiie %empfansen. Sn Bottom bera1=
%italtete Der oOrtige Nforfolt Club Gene
ral 2ogan eineu entbufiaitii9en gm=
pfang, bel tpel6em Ii9 Die 8ebDIferuna
in 5ablrei9er Weiie betbeiIiate. Sci
bieier @elegenbeit bielt 2ogan cine
ldngcre Nnfpra6e, in pel6er er fi6
aud iiber ben Stanb Der gibiloienltres
form einge5eno ausipra9. Sn ben
lebten Sagen er5dblten bemofratiI6e
3eitungen nit groBem 8ebagen, baB
2ogan fi6 in einem @eiprd9 NIT benz
Ttnan5fefretdr babin ausgeiproden baz
be, CT tinbe es gang felbfberfdnbli9,
tpenn Die 9emofraten in ben 0Hentliz
9en Gemtern plab f6aften fiir lire
parteiangeb6rigen. 9ie bemotratifde
preRe mar bon bieier NeuBerung So
gan's 10 entaiidt, bob iie i'm rofen unb
ebrli91 rannte uub ibn groBartig berz
auspuhte. Sic fann ruumebr aud
ytoti5 oabon nebmen. tpas 2ogan in
feiner Mnipra6e i'm Morfolf Club iiber
bic &%eformiruns 6es Gipilbienfes faa=
te: rSie Gibilbientreform lit Elm Sinh
Der republifanii9en Partei, 1T aber
iebt uuglidlider Weiie einem sremben
3ur graiebung iibergeben por6en, unb,
tuenn es aud bie0ei6t mod ont 2eben
lein mag, 10 iiebt es bod tobtfranf aus.
Die Wuslegung, tpel9e our s3eit bes
8eieb erhdIt, gebt bauptfd6li9 barauf
binaus, baB @iner, Der wdbreno Der
leBten Wabl fir bas republifanifde
Sidet Jimmie, ii9 gegen bem Jrieoen
unb bic Wtrbe Der ~bemotratiiden Bar=
tel bergangen babe, elm 8erge6en, Bag
bisber in benz Yarteileben ooer bor benz
8eteb unbefannt mar urb fir ueldes
mniere bemotratif6en Greunbe ben
ytarter yarnt6Bige parteigdngerei" er<
funben baben. Sad biefer neueteu
Mni9auung 1T ieber &epuolifaner elm
uanit6Biger parteigdnger", ieber Be-
motrat Elm nerfOlsrei6er p%arteiange=
b6riger," Der feines politii6en Offers
tpegen belobnt merben muB. Gie
Oemotraten baben nit groBem gifer
mad ~S9urfen" geiu6t, baben aber
aur nanif0Bige parteigdnserr sefunoen
uno baben 6ieielben binausgemorfen."
Sas tlingt ni6t> als OBJ 9ogan nit benz
Werfabren Der Nbminitration 10 CANA
climber tanben pdre. SIM @egentbeil
tpirb er tpabrf9einli6 nod 3uiammen=
tritt bes nd6ten @onsreHes i'm 8un=
b%esienat ieiner Nnli9t in febr unae=
i6minfter Weiie Musbruf perleiben.
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Ser MmSmmrf 2unSpns.

Wiel Nufregung ma6ter bic 8erii6te,
bic fiirali6 publieirt purben, fiber Ben
f9le9ten 3uffano BEG ausgetporfenen
Gon6ons. SSn einem Seller fanb man
cine Tamllie, betebenb aus ei1em Wann
rant an ben 8lattern, ieiuer fterbenben
Grau, brei balbnadten unb f9mubiaen
&inbern, unb einem S9mein. I'm mats
den Sbeilen gibt es cine Spelunfe fir
ie bunoert perionen. Wel6e gntehz
rung! Sebo6 dbnlide nnreinlidfeiten
ber6erben oft bas 8lut. Oieie f6nnen
entfert peroen our6 ben @ebraud BON
gromn's Sron gitters Der groBe Stdrz
fer urb &einiger. 9err g.. =. Stranae
pom Start Safe, Gloriba fagt: vgrotpns
Sron 8itters 1T bas bette 8lutreini=
gungsmittel bas i1 ie probirt, es aibt
ole 3ufriebenbelt, bic man piinI6en
farn."