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DR.. N. b. wore. Big Barn.

The Cincinnati Times Star, Of recent
date, contains an account of huge barn
now In the course of erection at Loveland,
Ohio. by Dr. N. B. Wolfe, who resided In
this place over forty years ago, and who
was then plasterer by trade he Is now
wealthy man, and resides in Cincinnati
The Doctor was here about three weeks
ago on bis return to Cincinnati from visit
10 Lancaster county, of which he is ma
tive. The TTnaes-Star says: zone OF the
largest. II not the largest barn ever erected
in the State is now in process OF eonstrue-
ton at Loveland, Ohio. DR.. Napoleon b.
Wolfe. who owns a large stock farm In the
immediate vicinity Of Loveland, proposes to
house bis stock in magnificent winter quar-
ters. According to the plans the building
will be 200 by 200 feet, or 10000 superneiai
feet on the ground floor. The lower story
will be thirteen feet in height, and built or
All stone masonry. The second story,
twelve feet high is to be b0ilt Of timber with
an oyerlayinq of twelve feet for shelter pur-
poses. The apex OF the roof VIII be about
100 feet from the ground. The whole will
he lighted at night with an arc light OF 10
candle mower. The building Is intended to
Accommodate one hundred mead OF choice
cattle twenty-fve horses and one Thousand
sheen. The cost of the building VIII De IN
the reiphbnrhnod Of S35, 600.
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LfterarY Notes.

The October number of the North An
eTtcdR ReUieto contains twenty-three ar
ticles by as many different contributors
among whom are an English G cardinal, an
American Admiral, two American Major
Generals, two American ex-MInisters to
European Courts, an American Artist, an
n. 7. Assemblyman, an ex-United States
Senator, the Mayor of New York, an ex-
Governor of New York, two distinguished
American Men of Letters, and a famous
American Financier-Manning, Ammen,
Ben. Butler, Fitz-John Porter, Elihu B.
Washburne, VIM. Waldorf Astor Chis first
appearance in literature), j. b. Eustis, of
Louisiana, VIM. r. Grace, of New York,
Theodore Roosevelt, Horatio Seymour, e.
P. Whipple, Charles T. Congdon, Dorpan
b. Eaton, and some others less known.
There is also very characteristic private
letter from Gen. Grant to his father. writ
ten from Miliken's Bend. just two days be.
fore he started in the Vicksburg campaign.
1t il contributed by Col. Fred. Grant.
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OBITUARY.

KEARNS. - Died, at his residence In
Croyle township. on Monday, September
l4th, 1885, Mr Stephan Kearns, aged about
80 years.
STEVENS. at bis home in Al
legheny township, on Friday, September
11th, 1885, Mr.. Charles Stevens, aged about
26 years.
Our Charlie is dead mis- spirit has fed,
And our home is dreary and lone,
For we listen in vain for voice sweet and
glad, -
Which forever and ever is gone.
We long for the glance OF his beautiful eve.
Which has closed in a long drealnless sleep!
And never again with the love ligntwill beam
And meyer again will waken to weep.
REININGER. Died, at the residence OF
their parents In Chest Springs, September
13, 1885, Frand and Earle. infant sons Of
George ReininRer, aged about months.
Little waits from shores eternal
Staid awhile with Us on eaTthl
Now they're gone to realms supernal,-
Way above the star-wOrlds forth!
Far above the rolling wonders
OF the sprin kled starry wayl
Storms of earth and threatening thunders,
Left behind for endless day.
Baby feet stepped on Gods foot STOOL
Babies looSed on sin-worn earth.-
Then Gods angel came and took them,
To be borI to angels birthl
There was One came down from Heaven,
For TO save lost sOns of men,
He to babes His Word has given,
That He'll take them home again.
"A. D. d.
EVANS.-Died, at his residence in this
place, on Saturday, September II, 1885, Mr..
Isaac Evans, in the 10Th year of his age.
The deceased was born in Wales, and
came to this place with his fathers family
In 1918, when he was seven years old. His
father settled on tract of land about two
miles northeast of town, and the deceased
continued to live on the farm that was
cleared both as a single and as q married
man until about 1853, when he purchased
the tannery In the West ward, and moved
into the borough. After carrying on the
business for about twenty years he sold out,
and after tba t lived privately. although he
was nearly always eDRa ged at some kind OF
labor. For many years past he has been
tax collector. He was always a very indus
trious n-discharged his duties as hus-
band and father with religious fidelitY-was
highly respected, and throughout his life
was q peaceble moral, upright citizen, with
a character for honesty and integrity that
was never assailed, His widow and three
daughters, one of whom is a widow and the
other two unmarried survive him. His re-
mains were inferred in Lloyd Cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon. Peace to his ashes.
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Any man or woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy money-making
business. We want agents for our cele-
5rated Madame Dean Spinal Supporting
COrsets; also, our Spinal Supporter. Shoul-
deI Brace, and Abdominal Protector Com
bined (for Men and BoYs). No experience
required. Four orders per day give the
Agent $3.50 monthly. Our Agents report
four to twenty sales daily. 50 outfit free.
Send at once for full particulars. State sex
LEWIS SoHIELE Il Co, 800 Broadway, N. Y.
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HEN1ocK. Pa. Sept. 15. 1s


DEAR FREEMAN:-The only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ehrefeldt Of this place.
died on Monday last of cho lera infantum,
aged year and 10 months.
The Lilly Cornet band will hold a picnic
in the grove adjoining town on Saturday
next The object Of the picnic is to enable the
boys to get their new instruments. ALI who
wish to have pleasant time are invited.
Mr.. Simon Ryan, who had been lying dan
geronsly III fer several weeks. is Improving
slowly, but steadily.
Messrs. Joshua AuIandt, Thos. Lahey
and J. c. Brown, are putting down a sewer
of terra-cotta pipe to drain their cellars. 1t
requires nearly 700 feet of pipe.
Typhoid fever is in the family Of Mr..
Joseph Krumenacher. near Benscreek. Mrs.
K, and one son were very low with it, but
both are improving.
The berry season closed here last week.
Many thousand quarts we're shipped from
here to Pittsburg and other points. The
average price for huekleberries was cents
and for bIackberIies AZ cents.
Miss Maggie Griffith has been selected
teacher for the primary school in this pI ace.
The wages are S2s per month.
The action Of the Grand Jury In report
ing favorably on the application for
charter for the borough OF Summit and ad-
joining territory, is very unfavorably COM
mented on by all outside OF the proposed
borough. who are acquainted with the facts
in the case. And no wonder; for 1t is sim
ply unjust to cut out Crssson Springs with
Its costly buildings and consequently larger
tax and join It with the 'pauper borough"
of Summit, which only a few years ago
threw up its charter and cast itself upon
the township, and leave nine -tenths Of the
roads and schools to be kept up by the re-
naming taxpayers. We understand the
matter will be tested in the Supreme court.
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NOTICE--The undersigned having
IN purchased two two-years-old Black mares
from Silas NJ. Douglass. have left the same on my
farm In Clearheld township, known IS the 2.
Trexler farm. with my tenant. John Weaklan
during my pleasure. All persons hereby no.
titled not to meddle or Interfere witt the same
VIM. LITZTNGER,
Loretto, Aug. 24th. 's5.-3t
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and 9 per cent. secured by FIRST
MORTAGES. Interest TO Investors safe
as GOVERNMENT BONDS Interest
Payable Semt-AnnuaIly. at ONCE or bank
o. mortgages IL years experience, and
Best OF references given IS to ability, integrity
and nnancial standing. Write us for circulsrs
giving reference and particulars. LEROLD,
fIsHER q CO, Bankers ank Loan Ag'ts
ADAhchc. FAhns I'm.
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HEIFFERS &C

STRAY EIFFERS.-Came to the
~ residence OF the subscriber about the Ist oil
July last two heiiers. The one Is dark red in
color and was killed on the railroad. The other
is a roam color. both ears cut of and . hole in
the right one, and still remains with the under
signed. The owner Is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take her away,
otherwise she will be disposed Of according to
law. JOHN SCHROTH.
wilmore. Sept. 9Th. 'ss.-st.
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STRAY COw.-Came to the premi-
~ ses Of the subscriber, In Clearneld town
ship, Camorfs county on or about the 1st OF July
last. red COW with small white spot in forehead
and some white on the belly, the owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she will be
disposed OF according to law.
st JAMES GROVE,
Clearneld twp, Sept. 11th, 49,
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CAUTION NOTICE.-This is to
~ caution any perssn or persons from accept
ing. receiving, or purchasing a Judgment ex-
emPtion note, signed ]. B. Lydick and W. T.
Lydick; said note being blank except the amount
hand as signature of j. y. Lydick. Note was
lost at Coelport Pa Sept. 2, 1855.
CoalpOrt, Pa, Sept. 10, 1sss.-st
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Scalp Level. Pa.
COALI COALl
Commissioners On1ce, !
!, Pa. Sent. 9Th. 1885. (
RONDS FOR SALEI

The Borough of Ebensburg offers for
sale 40 bonds OF the denomination of sIoO pay
able In so years or at any time sooner at the OBJ
tion OF the borough with interest at { per cent.
taxation. A tar has already been laid for the
purpose OF redeeming bonds. Applications will
be received at the Burgess once until Saturday
September 1eth, at O'Clock p. M
+. H. BARKER,
Ebenssurg, Sept. IL, 's5.-2t
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Reade Township Items.

The Methodist Sunday school picnic at
Glasgow, on Saturday, the 10Th inst
Small game is very scarce in this section
of country.
A six-year-old boy OF Emanuel Louder,
was burned badly by the explosion of a
pound Of powder, which he had in his
pocket.
B. F. Bowman, while shingIing on a roof
at Fallen Timber last Monday, fell from the
building and dislocated his lef: arm.
Rev. Thomas Van ScoyOc has resigned
the pastorate Of the Mountain Dale Baptist
church. He has been pastor of this chu rch
for more than twenty years.
The Baptist reunion held last Thursday
at Cambria Mills. was success, although
it rained all day. The services were held in
the old NEE ting house, and consisted first OF
a bountiful dinner served by the ladies of
the congregation, Rev. A. K Bell, Of Al
tOona. then preached an excellent sermon.
short addresses were then made by Rev.
Van Scoyoc, Jones Rollins, Rev. Purdy,
John Gwin and MIR. Farrsworth.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CanOnsburE, Pa. 20 miles tr1r. s..t----
For both sexes 1o teachers. Th6rough tl----.
uon in CLASSICAL, CONNERcIAL. Sc1ES7-e--
NORMAL ArD MUSICAL CoUBsEs. also F---.e
German and MILITARY DRILL students -.
pared for sophomore year in anv oo1levs
Tuition, $40 Co SIS. Next term opens Sent
22l- For catalogue CT Information. address RFv
". =. BRO WN, PRrNcIrAr.
July -. 'S5-st
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Estate OF John Dougherty, deceased.
Letters testamentary the estate Of John
Dougberty, deceased, late OF Ebensburg Borouc b
having been granted TO the undersigned. notice
Is hereby given 10 those indebted 70 said estate
that payment must be paid without delay. and
those having claims against the same, must pres
ent them properly authenticated for settlement.
ELIZA JANE MURPHY.
ExecutriN.
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A UDITORS' NOTICEl

-
Having been appointed Auditor to report DIS
tributon OF the fund in the hands Of Thomas ID.
Powers, assignee Of Mrs. Rose McCfourh for the
beneht of creditors as shown by hts FIRST and par
tial account. Notice Is hereby given that Will
sit at my OG1ce in Ebensburg. Pa, Thursday.
October s. 1855, at 10 O'Clock NJ, 10 sttend 10
the duties Of said appointment. at which tim
and place all persons Interested may attend N
they see proper ". u. K1TTELL,
Auditor.
Ebensburg, Sent. Is. 's5-st
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR SHERIFF. hereby announce
myself as q candidate for the Democratic nomiua-
tion fSherif subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic primary elections.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
OzrrolItoun, May o, 1885
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FOR SALE.

valuable piece Of land eOnts rlng about 1-e
acres, in White snd Reade "-lsbfps IN -,
Clesrfeld creek running thl #crh RI szsIt-,-e
lands OF Hon. John Dean anci Il srffr T7-s- -t..A
30 acres cleared ard haYinE.r fsereor s-s-Fss
story frame house. The EIauce is vell -
with pine, hemlock oak stnd other ffr,r-
land is underlaid with coal and f-rr
Cresson and Coalpert IA lroad nov I-.. .-
runs through this Ian "a. For ra.f......-
terms call on address
MATTHIAS EF.s-r.-e
- CErH-.. E.. -
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!. ". NoFheT I-cnH ANr- aud bINfh 81
PITTSBURC, PA.
CG1JUGSSerS.

In1DOTt0nt to CG71UdSSerS
WANTED-LiVs Canvas.ers IN every count,
in the United States to sell ON'SPATENT RI
EERSIBLE SAD IRON. uhicn combines two
Sad Irons, POitsher. Fluter. Ar one iron doing
the work Of an entire set or ordinarr irons 1s
self-heattnZ by gas alcohol Iann DOES
AWAY WITH HOT KITCHENS Price
moderate. large aud lasting income insured
to Esod canvAsssrs. Address. for circulars SC
FOX SAD IRON co. IS Reade St, Y
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FOR POOR DlRECTOR.-Ih hereby
announce myself as a candidate for poor Director
subject to the decision Of the Democratic primary
election. JOHN LITZINGER.
Clearneld township. July n. 'ss.
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EOR SHERIEE

EOR SHERIFF.-Ihe hereby announce
myself as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the
decision OF the Democratic primary election.
JOHN W. WONDERS.
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FOR SALEl

The subscriber offers at private sale his farm
in Cambria township, Cambria county. situste
two miles north Of EbensburR, containing one
hundred and twenty one acres. about 100 acres OF
which are cleared and in = good state OF cultiva-
tion having thereon erected a twO-story frame
house and q new frame barn. A splendid orchard
Of we'll selected fruit trees Is on the premises and
the whole farm Is well Watered. For particulars
call on the subscriber on the premises. Terms
reasonable. ANDREW DTSHART.
Cambria twp. Aug. 14th, IS. st
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR.-I here
by announce myself as a candidate for the nomi-
nation of Poor Director subject the decision OF
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERGUSON,
Blacklick Twp, June IL. 1885.
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR.-Ih hereby
announce myself as a candidate for Poor Hsuse
Director subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic primary election. JOSEPH CRISTE.
Washington twp. Aug. 7th, 's5.
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4 AIFNnNIENr M rITE rnNsr

A hENDMENT TO THE CONST
"A tiou 70 the citizens OF this CommsuweaI 81
for their approval or rejection by the - 80 A.
sem6ly OF the Commonwealth saDsylvsniss
Published BY order of the Secrstary Of the Gem
nonEealth. 30 pursuance Of the 1Et section OF
Article XVIII Of the Constitution.
Joint resolution proposing an amendment %
the Constitution of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvanis.
Be It resolved by the senate and House Or Rsr
resentattves o. tie Com monweHlth Of PennsvI-
vania in Gene al Assembly met that the fellow
ing is 2roPosri g n amendment Of the ConEti-
accordance WITH = provisions Of the si ightssuth
article thereof.
MEND INT
That section I've of article he- OF the Constitu.
tion OF the Conn Of eaItn Of PenusyI Ivania which
reads foil JWs fN never q COUNTY shall con
tain forty thoussna -hahItants is shall coustituts
separate Judicial riCt, and shall elect ore
judge learned In the b. q; and the General Asss
emily shall provide for afl Ilbual fuGurr as thF
business Of said districts msy -squ.rs Couutieo
containing population less thsu fs sumo snt %
constitute separate districts shaI be formed Intv
convenient single districts, OF, n necessary, man
eral Assembly may provide. The once OF - as
ciRte Judge. not learned IN the law Is abolished
several associate Judges In once when tho Con-
stitution shall be adopted shall serve for their
amended 50 Rs e. read ss follows. whenevsr =
county shall contain sixty thousand iuEabita e
may elect one Judge learned In the law. and the
General Assembly shall provide ior additional
judges. as the business or SAID districts may re-
quire. Counties not forming separate diFtrietE
shall be formed into convenient single districts
as the General Assembly may provide. The
once Of associate Judge not lesrned IN the Law is
abolished in counties ferminE separate districts
and having more than one law Judge every other
county shah elect two associate Judges. who shall
not be required to be Learned In the Law; but ne
several associate judges IN once. when this
. amen dnent shall oe adopted, shall serve f0r
their unsKpired term.
true sspy ofths Joint Resolution.
IS SrEraErf
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EARM FOR SALEl
A valuable farm situated in Allegheny tswn-
ship, Cambria county. shout 21[ miles from Io-
retto, adioinin lands of psHu~trius McGouBh,
Anthony Sell and others, cout,tatu< lis acres,
so of which are clear,-d and tie OalHuce having
good hard wood timber. good orchard, hopee
and barn is the place and IL Is we'll WateredWith
never falling springs. For further Particular
apply oL the premises to
Loretto, Aug. Il, 1856.
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR.-I here
by announce myself as a candidate for Poor Di-
rector subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election. JOHN R0RABAUTH.
Croyle township, Aug. Il, 's5.
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Ebensburg, August IA, 1885.
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FOR JURY COMMISSIONER
hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
of Jury Commissioner subject to the
decision Of the Democratic primary election.
e. J. BLOUGH,
Scalp Level, Pa
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Sept. 4th, lss5.-st
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NOTICEl

Ebensburg, Sept. Is, 's5.-st
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rue sopI u tne JOINT he-oluLtuus
W SrEEsHr
Secretary ofths COmmouHf sam.
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PERSONAL.

Graham Street, Of Austin, Ii in the
city.
Mr.. John IT. Gano is down with the
dengue.
Ii. II. Harding, Of Fort Worth, is In
tho city.
Rev. L. b. Wright, OF Austin, Is in
tho city.
d. NJ. Bosh, of San Antonio, is at the
Windsor.
Judge James Turuer, Of Marshall, is
in the city.
Mrs. y. Leitwioh and baby are III
with the dengue fever.
Mr.. Charley Swink il out again aftsl
q severe attack OF fevor.
Judge Sswnie Robertson, Of the SUI
premo court, is in tho city.
Frank Il. Mccullough, union tiCket
agent at TT. Worth, Ia In the city.
Hon. John Henry Brown, mayor, Il
atill confined with the depguo fever.
Miss Prlco is Ill with the denguc
fever ut the residence OF Judge Bower
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ii. Morrow are re.
covering from 3 eeyere attack of den
| que.
Miss Annie Childsesu, of Terrell, Is q
guest OF Miss Efllo Rauch, on oliyS
street.
Mossis. 8. s. =. Patteson and w
II. Stih, two prominent Virginians
are In tho city.
Mrs. j. b. Hatch has returned from
q short visit to ST. Louis, accompanied
by her mother.
Mrs. IL. G. Bower, wife of Judge
Bower, and two children are down
with the denguo fover.
Colonel C. q. Slaughter, wife and
son, George, have returned from sew.
eral weeks trip to Chicago and the
East.
Miss Gussie Thomas, OF Galveston,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Scollard, corner OF Wood and Noal
streets.
Judge J. II. Dsrnell, judgo Of the
county court Of Baylor, aud secretary
OF tue Kit Carter Cattle company, Is IN
tho city.
George III. Potter, Southwestern
representative OF Do Land & Co., Now
York City, with headquarters at Dial.
lns, came In yesterday from weeks
trip.
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ont; preaching and reception of men,
bers, II a. M, and preaching and ad-
ministration OF the ordinance Of bap-
tism, 1880 p. M, by tho pastor. PeWs
arc fro9 and q welcome given to all
who come. Bring Gospel Hymns.
The committee on WAYS and means
will meet ut Colonel j. G, McCoy's,
corner of Main and Hqrwocd streets,
at $3.50 p, m.
Lamar Street Station Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, Rev. l.. NJ.
Lowls, ID. D., pastor. The fourth and
last quaaterly conference for tho year
1915 will meet at the hall over the
Crowdus Drug company'a store, on
Main street, Dallas, Texas, GU next
Wednesday evoning, October 26, ut 7.3C
p. m. Stewards, trustees, local
prenchers, class leaders and Sunday
school superintendent will take no
tice and DO ready to report according
TO the discipline. w. IL. Hughes
presiding elder.
Tho communion Of the Lords Lup-
per will DO observed in the Second
! Presbyterian church this evening mi
$3.50 O'Clock. At o'clock in the same
place Will be held children's mass
meeting, at which Mrs. Pierson, q To
turned missionary, will exhibit some
curiosities from foreign fields for the
interest and instruction OF tho chill.
dren.