Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • 3

May 10, 1871. mttm Ukitm.ican Delegate Election blighting consequences may be avoided, without AND imomi nu.ieimiTing any right or obligation due tons Tribute of Kespeet. reiorms the treatment of Indians, and the Choice dried Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apples, Fresh Butter and Eggs, direct from the farmers, to be had at Walker Allison's, (Logantown) First ALTOONA MARKETS. Reported Weekly for the Tribcnk by T. L.

Vickers A Co. Vt ard, Altoona. ii. brown is our duly authorized Mr. AVm.

canvassing County Convention-. Saturday last was a disagreeable day raw and rainy calculated to keep all within doors that were not necessarily driven out. Momentous issues were to be decided on that day, however, and the staunch Republicans of "Lit tle Blair" considered not the wind or weather, but turned out en masse QASH BTJYEKS LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS I ST.W OPENING 1871 for 187a SPRIIVG 'AND SUMMER USE. iiRCiit to take subscriptions nnd Myers Baker are selling the finest and cheap est Groceries in town. Altooka, May 9, 1871.

Wholesale. Retail Also, contract for advertising and job work to receipt for money on same. Butter CoffehO. G. Java 38 28 35 26 2124 21'" 22 1920 2328 23 To Logautown and Sixth Ward Sub- to their delegate elections, and, to the astonishment of themselves and the Democracy, 21 1719 seriDers.

We have made arrangements with D. A succeeded in polling a larger vote, in some of Dr Willits, you remember, will deliver his lecture entitled "The Model Wife," in City Hall, on Friday evening next. The Philadelphia Press, i referring to this lecture, says ''Any one might well have been flattered with the reception given on Monday evening to Dr. ,1 at the corner of Broad and Arch. U.e people of Philadelphia long ago understood that, what tins Lecturer does he does well His subject, 'The Model was treated with a vividness that no one could wield who had not a living illustration in his own home.

His celebrated Lecture entitled Sunshine may have in it more uproarous un, but we commend this for its surpassing beauty, while at the same time it. is fully enough facetious for any one not endowed with waistcoat supernaturally stron. Without any of the cant, or conventionalities, or nasa twang with which many of our public speakers are afflicted, he advanced in a style that was logical without being dry, poetic with-out being insipid, humorous without beinr silly, bold without being rash, pure without be.ng finical. We all came nwav fill 18 33 28 26 20 18 wnoie civil service ol the country; and secures a pure and untranimeled ballot, where every man entitled to cast a vote may do so, just onee, at each election, without fear of molestation or proscription on account of his political faith, nativity or color. Jiesol'red, That Governor John W.

Geary, has shown himself as capable in the administration of civic affairs as in the conduct of military operations in the lield of battle, that the pure and elevated statesmanship that has marked his administrations thus far, affords an amplcguaran-tee of the continued prosperity to the Commonwealth as long as he is at the helm, and that we cordially approve his policy during the recent unfortunate strife between labor and capital, of enforcing "equal and exact justice to all." Jiesolred, That we approve of the course adopted by the Republicans of both branches of tho Legislature during the past winter, in refusing to yield to the unjust demands of the Democratic; Party on the apportionment bill and change in the registry law of Philadelphia. They have faithfully adhered to political principle ami legislated to this time in the interest of the people, pressing nil needed public reforms in a judicious manner, leaving the Democratic branch take the responsibility of delaying, and perhaps defeating finally, "the much demanded reformatory so seriously affecting the public welfare. Resoleed, That, we approve of the course of the Hon. Ii. L.

Hewitt, our Representative in the House, who attentively legislated to meet the wants and wishes of his constituents. On motion, adjourned sine die. It. S. McCI'XE, President.

II. B. Kendig, John- Clark, Secretaries. lie.iord ben, Grocers, in Logantown, and J. B.

Cowan and Ehvay merchants, in the Sixth Ward, to deliver packages of the Tiiihi-xk at their stores, for subscribers in those localities. Persons who find it more 7 20 60 1 00 (i Rio, choice Rio, good Rio. fair O. G. Java, roosted Maricabo, roasted Rio, choiee, roasted Rio, good, roasted Eggs Flour Molasses, Port Rico New Orleans ouGAB, loaf powdered granulated A ex.

yellow brown Tea, YoungHyson Gunpowder, fine Gunpowder, finest Imperial, fine IlDDeriaL finpal I At a meeting of the Excelsior Hose Company No. 3, held on Friday evetiinc May 5th, 1871, the following preamble and resolutions, expressive of the sense of the company, relative to the death of Albert Bodgers. which occurred at Duncannon, on Tuesday, May 2d, 1871, were unanimously adopted Whkreas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst our fellow-member, Albert ltodgers, by whose untimely death uiir little circle has suffered the loss of one of our most useful membersone who was ever ready to respond to the call of duty, therefore ba it Jtesotved. That in this dispensation of an All-wise Providence, we are again reminded of the power of a merciful God, and it behooves us to bow in hum-ble resigoation to His divine will. Jictr.lvcrf, That we tender to his bereaved relatives and friends our heartfelt sympathy in their sorrow aod affliction.

Resolved, That in respect for the memory of the deceased, our Hose House and Apparatus be suitably draped and the members wear a badge of mourning for thirty days. Jtetolved, That this preamble and resolutions be entered op the minutes of the company, a copy be forwarded to the friends of the deceased, and that they be published in the city papers. JT- A. Patton, H. R.

Ewino. I Committee. M-m. C. McDoxaLD, I The following is a list of licenses granted and refused, to parties in Altoona, at the recent term of Court Granted-S.

A. Cristie, Frank Seng, John Wm. T. Marriott, Mrs. Nina -vine, K.

Leonard, Koily Wahl, John Woods, John Xeil. John P. Kale 14 14 14 13 13 15 15 7Ibfor95 7 lb for90 7 lb for 80 convenient to have their papers delivered at the wards of this city, than they had ever done at a general election, and we learn that the same occurred in several other localities. It was particularly gratifying to the Republicans to note the number of Democrats that forsook the ranks of that party and cast in their lots, and their ballots too, with their former political enemies. Democrats looked askance, as the rank and file of their once solid phalanx broke away and filed in line with their life-long opponents.

But change is written upon all things sublunary, and those who changed so suddenly, on Saturday last, may change again, ere the ides of October. It was gratifying, 7 for 75 DRESS GOODS, BLACK COLORED SILKS, FRENCH MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, BLACK A- COLORED ALPACAS, SILK. WOOL, GRAY PLAID POPLINS. A FULL LINE OP WHITE DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS 4- NOTIONS. BLEACHED UNBLEACHED MUSLINS OF ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES.

TABLE LINE XS. CRASH, BRUSSELS, EXTRA-SUPER, INGRAIN, VENIT1AN. RAO d- COTTAGE CARPETS. FLOOR AXD TABLE OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, AND FEATHERS. 651 25 1 30 stores named, than at the Post office, will please give us notice.

All the parties named ate our authorized agents to receive subscriptions and receipt for money in our name. 90 The Patent Stove Shelf, and the Gem Flour and Sauce Sifter, at Friei fc 1313 Eleventh Ave. Goods of every kind sold at the lowest prices at Hcinsling 1100 Eighth Avenue. Give us a call, one and all; you will find us obliging and attentive to all, and we flatter ourselves by saying we have the best location and as pleasant a room as there is in the city. Come one, come all, and remember the place, on Chestnut avenue, Logantown First Ward, Altoona.

Walker Allison. Loxk Jack Stop a minute, gentle reader, we wish to drop a word in your ear. Probably you know it yourself, but in case you should not, we have something interesting to communicate. We would be derelict in duty did wefailto inform our many readers that Mr. Will Renner.

at his News Depot, East Altoona, keeps on hand at all times the choicest brands of Tobaccos, Segars, to be found in this locality, and all of which he is determined to dispose of at well, give it away almost for nothing. He is agent for the celebrated "Lone Jack" Smoking Tobacco, one of the best brands in the market. He also has on hand a full line of all the leading daily papers, periodicals, stationery, etc. Call at 812 Twelfth Street, East Side, and see for yourselves. 16-2 A handsome Segar Store has just been opened by our friend Denning, 1113 Eleventh avenu.

nearly opposite the Opera House. Give him a cal 1. The greatest and best vnri. r.f Ton. 65 SO 1 15ai 50 5580 1 Omi 30 good humor and a resolution more hiehlv to 1 70 90 1 40 1 10 Japan, fine 7ol 00 (LfVfX VJV Japan, finest 1 001 25 Oolone.

6070 appreciate our homes. Indeed, it is a reat deal better to jolt down moral reflections'with a good laugh than to take them in didactic portions. Long live D. Willits, the entertaining Lecurer, and the genial man." 1 40 70 1 40 90 1 40 1 20 also, to note the perfect abandonment of all lines of boundary, as well as lines of political distinction. Parties passed from Ward to )) Oolong, finest it Souchong fine Souchong (English Breakfast) BYiup, silver drips I) Crystal diamond drips extra golden bee best baking Raisins, layers Valencia mats Prunes For the Tribune.

Messrs Editors: I am constrained by a sense of duty to ask the privilege of tendering Ward to vote, and were received with open 85(91 25 60 80 1 001 50 1 00 1 35 95 80 70 55 3 50 16 16 13 12 10 itetused Uhas. Snwlttr Smelker, Alex. arms and much joy. Even citizens of the thanks in this public manner to J. D.

Mc CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. LOCAL ITEMS- CufKT following is a list or the causes brought before the recent term of Court, with the disposition of the same Com. vs. Hamilton Starr. Indictment "assault and battery with intent to kill." Guilty.

Sentenced to pay a fine of and costs, and undergo imprisonment in the county jail, in separate and solitary confinement, for the period of one year, less one day. This was the Starr-Feay shooting affair, which occurred at the new shops of the P. K. some two or three months since, a full account of which ive published at the time. This may he the end of it, and it mnv not.

as Har- Mc- asV Kei'y' Joh" Connelly, Ludwig guests of tel, Thos. Garrity, Matthew Riley, kurtz. Clelland and his family, and also the 1 50 1 10 90 75 65 25 18 20 15 15 12 10 10 5 22 25 John Currants the Logan House, lor the generous kindness kindness Ninth Ward (Hollidaysburg) were greeted with smiles, supplied with tickets, and participated in the hilarity of the occasion. At eight o'clock the party broke up, after selecting a Arrested for Highway Robbery. One night last week, Mordecia McMahon, George Smith, Matth ew Riley and others, congregated in one of the saloons on "whisky row," and were having a jolly good time.

About ten o'clock McMahan and Smith became rather boisterous, and the proprietor of the saloon put them out into the open air to cool About eleven o'clock Riley, who, we believe, runs the City Hotel, on Dry Gap road, started for home. As he passed under the awning, in front of Jas. S. Mann's hat store, he was struck Rice Starch JEANS. DENIMS, DRILLS, AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.

BOOTS AND SHOES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, FOR OLD AND YOUNG. foPSLrllIowme to thank yon and liberality shown by them to a family of strangers, one of the children of which having died on the Eastward bound train of Thursday Soap Sal Soda town. Spices of all kinds, and choice number of persons to meet at Hollidaysburg to Walker Allison's. First Ward, (Logantown), Altoona. CUCKETS, two boops three hoops Peanuts, roasted, per bushel ESSENCR COPFPF riPr trrnea attend to a little business for them.

We goto report what they may do. The attention of our citizens is again called to the superior quality and durability of the hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods which are sold at such extremely low prices at the model hat and cap store, on Eleventh avenue, presided over by Jas. S. Mann. A new 3 50 perqt 20 $4 25 per box 5 afternoon last.

The reception and treatment of these parents seeking asssistance in their poverty, sympathy in their affliction, and se valued custom It will 1 hi y0Ur and 18 Cheese (Goshen) Cansf.d Peaches, (3 ft cans) A. good assortment and great variety of Dry tioods. Groeenes. and Notions, at Walker AAllion' Logantown First Ward, Altoona pulture for their dead child, was of such a on the back of the head with a slung-shot. bv one of two men standing there.

He was character that. it. onaht mct euuus ln nls "ne on ol hand, btra iw goods of the most serviceabl goodSfDd eXam'ne the ualitr andBpriceof our -Monitor Lime, for whiteness, durability and strength has no equal. Give it a trial and be uunoiicea somewhat stunned, but recovering himself 4 50 3 30 2 75 2 00 4 50 4 50 4 00 4 50 3 50 4 00 3 75 material and at the lowest prices. Call an.

ti 10 oans; (2 lb cans) Egg Plums. (2 lb Iireen Gages. RED Cherries, hitk Cherries inslow's Cors Lima Beans (2 ft) Green Peas (2ft) Mince Meat I desire to make this public tribute in be- pretty quickly, he turned on his assailant, only WILLIAM MURRAY, NO. 1317. ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA April 12-ly.

half of the grateful parents in behalf of our to hnd that they were the parties who had common humanity, and in the name of mv Local Legislation. The House on Wed been ejected from the saloon. They charged Master who has declared that "Inasmuch as last passed the Senate Supplement to him with the ejecting, but he plead innocence. n'f'f' Sets- and Portables, at Fries iro. lol3 Eleventh avenue.

Iron readers desire to procure iron railings for cemetery lots, porticos we would refer them to Martin Mason, at his Marble Works, on Eleventh street, near the Market House gPEIXG STOCK ye have done it unto one of the least of these tne act authorizing the authorities of this city my brethren, ye have done it unto me." to provide a supply of water. Also, a bill al Reason had forsaken them, however, and they were about to attack him a second time, when he turned and fled up the street. They overhauled him in the vicinity of the livery sta J. J. A.

Morgan, lowing the Altoona Gas and Water Company Rector of St. Luke's Church, Altoona. to se'l reservoirs. Also, House bill to prepared to lurnish railings in large or small quantities at reasonable prices. Give him aeall and May 4th, 1871.

exempt equipped firemen of Altoona from examine specimens. 15-12 ble, on Fourteenth street, threw him into the will be seen by reference to the case of the Com. vs. Andrew Feay, reported below. Com.

vs. Willis Newcomer. Indictment-assault and battery with intent to kill. Guilty of assault and battery. Sentenced to pay a fine of and undergo imprisonment in county jail for one mouth.

Our readers will remember this as the case occurring at the Allegheny House, in this city, a few weeks since, in which Newcomer attacked the servant, girl with a large fork, and threatened to take her life. Com. vs. Robert Malone. Indictment-fornication and bastardy.

True bill. Continued. Com. vs. Joshua Glunt.

Indictment fornication and bastardy. True bill. Defendant submits Not sentenced. Com. vs.

Jesse B. Ickes and Jane GriHin. Indictment administering drugs with intent to produce abortion. True bill. Continued.

Com. vs. Maigaret Houser. Indictment larceny. Not guilty.

Com. vs. Taylor Burkholder. Indictment assault with intent to kill. Guilty.

Sentenced to pay a line of $5.00 and costs, and undergo imprisonment in county jail for one month. This case grew out of the fight between 0rna7iutlSad QOPARTNERSNotice ia fitdaTofTnriri87VrTigned did- on the inGtyeralA payment of city taxes and to exemnt their real OR gutter and threatened to kill him. He begged II .1 THE CONVENTION. Coitkt IIorsE, Tuesday, May 9, TS71. The Convention assembled at 11 o'clock, and organized by electing Scth It.

McCune, of Frankstown, President, and H. B. Kendig, of Fourth. Ward, Altoona.and John Clark, of Catharine township, Secretaries. The credentials of delegates were called for, and the following handed to the Secretaries: AllrfhenyW.

H. H.Young, Samuel Moore. Anlix Win. S. Stevens, Wm.

A. Lvtle, Abram Young, J. J. Estep. Altoona, First U'm-7 Geo.

M. Metz, Thomas Ilouck, John K. Frazer. WurdW. 13.

Blake, John Dasher, Blain ilci'ormiek. Third II 'aid John Swartz, John Loudon. Fourth WartfJ. K. Morrow, Sol.

Boyer, II. B. Kendig. Fifth Hard G. Shellenberger, J.

Taylor. Sixth Want David Kinch, A. Montgomery. Jlcnniniton Samuel steiner, K. It.

Baldrige. Jtlair). Hamilton. Samuel Fink. LYtthetrinc John Clark, John D.

bow. Frankstoicn Samuel Smith, A. K. Figart, Jno. Slieply, s.

K. McCune. Freedom John B. Kephart, II. Lingafelter.

Ureenficld Samuel Dodson, J. W. Johnson, J. u. Hhoiles.

John Caldwell Wm. P. Smith JhistonSna. Lykens, J. II.

Clapper, D. Hoover. Jollidaysburg, First Ward John Liugafelt. I)r C. Roller.

cond Ward A. 8. Morrow, Jas. Condron. Jurd II ard John Dipner, Wm.

Garrett Fourth Ward John Goodfellow, J. F. Heamer Juniata John P. Kellv, Jeremiah Long. Lotan John S.

Calvert, David Bell, Win. Loudon, Alex. Riling, Peter Smith. WoodberryS. H.

Nicodemus, S. Kauffman, -VartinsbiiraH. (. Nicodemus, Jno. W.

Blake Joshua Gorsuch, itobt. G. Davidson. A. M.

Lindsay. Taylor P. R. Stiller, Wm. Shinier, F.

P. Henry jiucu more attention is now given to the estate. a. spienuia little coach for the "Babv." go to 0 ruiB UAH HALL. for his life, and Smith, who seemed to be less intoxicated than McMahan, prevailed upon the Standard Time, During the past three A fine lot of fresh candies and confectionaries TwcfW "and.

of Twelfth street and Seventh avenue, and respect t0 the, citi28 of Altoona weeks the lgilant Steam Fire Engine Com ann: 1D.leaa a general line of AT THE BRICK STORE, Corner 7th Avenue and 12th Street. STOCK LARGE AND COMPLETE I NO OLD GOODS! EVERYTHING FRESH AND NEW. Ladies' DEESS GOODS, in all Grades, WHITE GOODS, ALL STYLES, SHAWLS, slrTTs, SUPERIOR BLACK SILK. v.ycntM,. jrruTisions, Hardware etc whieh we intend to sell at the lowest prioes.

Please fl 119 Anil mm -wt pany clock, on the tower of their engine house, has varied but five seconds. Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, a comparison of time selection of horses and vehicles, by our citizens, than formerly. Every one purchasing desires to get something respectable, and there are not a few handsome turnouts, as respects horses and vehicles. Here, as elsewhere, many suppose that in order to get either a good horse or carriage they must go from home, while thefact is, that there are no neater, or better made, driving wagons, buggies and sulk iiaJNBif rJtSLL, Mayl0.1871-3t. with the Allegheny City Observatory showed B.

GAENIEE, the clock to be but one second fast. Ho that for time? latter to let lulcy go, as they had punished him enough. On arriving at home Riley discovered that he was minus a silver lever watch and chain, which he valued at $100. Believing that it was taken from him by one of the parties who attacked him, and that the attack was for the purpose of robbery, he appeared, next morning, before Alderman McCormick and made information against Smith and McMahan for highway robbery. The parties were soon after arrested, and, in default of bail, were sent over the hill to board with Sheriff Huff until next Court.

Smith, one of the par just received at the checkered front. 16-4 For Repairs for Cook Stoves, call at Fries 1313 Eleventh avenue. Those who have used the Monitor Lime will use no other. Try it. jg.

A splendid lot of Teas at Myers Baker's. Teeth may be had at my office as cheap as the same kind can be had anywhere in the county. But my object is not to compete in cheap Dentistry. I devote my entire attention to my business, and greatly prefer to work the best materials known to the profession and receive only a fair Drier, Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa ies than those turned outof the establishment of -The Annual May Party, or Pic-Nic of St Manufacturer of and Dealer In our young friend John R. Kemp, on Twelfth John's (Catholic) Church, of this city, will Burkholder and Samuel Arble, in front of the Postofiiee, in this city, in which Burkholder CANDIES; ICE CREAM, CAKES cuc.

iiraute ue uo6s not charge a city come oil some of these days. Those who in price is no reason for presuming that his tend to that number em used a knife very freely about the head and neck of Arble. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, work is interior. Let any one desiring to ob- braces the entire denomination and many out iiiiiiittt-x j. j- waiion.

it. rich, C. It. Kurley. eiveo lo lne natural teeth.

Such as Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples, om. vs. .1 esse Smith. Indictment assault i.u ngm, seryicaoie open or top siders-are fixing ap for the occasions, and James Crawford, David S. J.

W. TSEVRRRa irone lou nsllip Delozier. Samuel Knhi ---uc, i. nuis oi an Kinds, Cigars. ties above referred to, had only been out of jail a few days.

unvmg wagon, carnage or sulky, call will make it a sa a dav iuis. ac. caKes ornamented, and Ice Cream made BLACK ALPACAS, Best Brands Mens and Roys' Cassimeres, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS AND IRISH LINENS. strect- PPosite Green Corner.) neuuings, ijoages, fie JNics and Parties. "fi" ut igi 2., ai iur.

ivemp establishment and examine his c. reuioveu two noors Delow old stand, am ntted up our rooms entirely new. and feci cnnndn Special Meeting. A special meeting of Sugars, Syrups and Coffees are snllimr i work and learn his prices. He is a complete workman, and the people should encourage that wa can give entire satisfaction.

All goods war- Ixstitute Proceedings. Altoona Institute met in New School Building, the lgilant Steam bire Engine Company will iricrs ol uaKer a. II -wlberry ieorge Fay, S. R. Selimucker, John I ean, W.

Patterson, Joseph Wagoner. The President announced the first business of the Convention to be the nomination of President Judge. David Kinch, of Altoona, offered the following resolution Resolved, That John Dean, of Hollidays-urg, is hereby declared the choice of the Republican party of Blair miinir f.r PruiHant tuu pnucs uiouerate. xt 10-f A B- GARNIER, May 10, 1871-6m. Eleventh Avenue.

be held on to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at him in building up a trade iu his line. May Cth, at 9 A. M. Exercises opened in 1313 Eleventh AT firm A hava xa 's clock, at the engine house. Business of largest assortment of Stoves.

Tin uia 1ST OP LETTEES EEMAINING thewPost Office, at Altoona, on Monday v-opperware in lilair county. A FU USS, in all Best Grades, A ull Assortment of CARPETS CALICOES, COTTONADES, usual order. Roll called. All the teachers present except Miss McGlathery and Miss Gwin. The City Superintendent informed the teachers of the action taken by the Board of importance will be presented.

By order of the President. John R. Garden, Sec't. x- iun.MiuKS AND of this Judicial District, and he is hereby author- TT gentlemen's list. Loafing in front of the Post Office is prohibited by ordinance, and our policemen are endeavoring to break up the practice without compelling the parties to go through the due process of law.

But they find themselves se- uueriuKer, corner Avenue nn NOTIONS of all kinds' The Third Annual Sunday School Con oireet, is prepared to furnish wood and metallic burial cases, of all sizes, on short notice and at low uwu uomerees. Adopted by acclamation. The Convention then proceeded to nominate candidate for Assembly. ami nattery. t.uilty.

Sentenced to pay a fine of and costs. This case grew out of a slight "onpleasant ness" between Jesse and E. F. Epler, in which ugly words were spoken and gestures indicative of a desire to break the peace, or make pieces, were made. All is now serene.

Com. vs. Jacob Rhykard. Indictment-larceny by bailee. True bill.

Not guilty. Com. vs. Andrew Feay. Indictment-adultery.

True bill. Guilty. Motion for a new trial pending. This is an action brought by Starr, referred to above, charging Feay with illicit intercourse with his (Starr's) wife, causing the "attempt to kill'' for which Starr is now undergoing imprisonment. Com.

vs. Henry Pennington, et al. Indictment cutting timber. True bill. Recognizance forfeited.

Com. vs. Jonathan Conrad, Wm. Conrad, Uiarles Hugnes, and Cornelius McCon- Aiken Allen John Burton Wm Baker Harry Barnestein vention, for Altoona District, Central Penn- prices. Avnl I 31ens and Boys' Shoes.

AU kinds. of furniture for sale. Chair. meu, o.onauy, wnen tne men who sylvania Conference, will be held in Clearfield, A. S.

Morrow nominated B. L. Hewitt, of and fitted up as good as new. Cutler (ieo Charles Corby Jos urulIlauce as als oers who on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 23d and GROCERIES, such as Home made chairs and all klnri of iioiiioaysDurg. J.

K. Morrow nominated David Manley, of Antes township. On motion of A. S. Morrow, the Convention Haney Westley Heck 2 Haak John A Hesser John Irwin Lowe John Lyream Jheo Nickel A Painter Jacob Patterson Ridge Jos Reefer Jas Smith Fred Sheaffer Jac Smith Westcott A Woodnor hand, and made to order, at short netice.

Carr Patrick Confer Crone Confer Winfield batisfaetion given in all cases. 16-1 Cottage Cook Stove, with hot closet and hm agreed to vote by marking. School Directors, in reference to having an exhibition and pic-nic at the close of the school term. After some remarks by Mr. Reifsnyder and some of the teachers, the Superintendent appointed W.

W. Osborne, N. H. Fisher, J. B.

Bowles, E. Elder, Carrie Ellen and Jennie Moser, a committee to make the necessary arrangements for the exhibition. A class drill in English grammar was conducted by Miss A. E. Johnson.

Afternoon session Roll called. All present except X. H. Fisher, Miss McGlathery and Miss Irwin. The Committee on Exhibition desiring it necessary to hold a meeting during Uick Kev DeHa.sa After a call of the delegates, the President announced that B.

F. Hewitt had received 64 votes uuum ue mougnuui ana law aoifiing citizens, 24th. The annual Sunday School sermon will do the very thing which the ordinance pro- be delivered on Tuesday evening by Rev. D. hibits.

One man has no more privilege, in S. Monroe, of this city. this respect, than another, and so long as city officials continue to violate the ordinance them- Our old friend S. Hoover, now of the selves, they must not expect the policemen to Massilon (Ohio) American, dropped in to see enforce it upon others, About the best way ns last week. He looks hale and hearty and we know of, whereby to break up this prac- reports his section of the Buckey State as water tank, at Fries 1313 Eleventh avenue.

Everhard Peter Franklin and David Manly 13. SUGARS, SYRUPS, SPICES, TEAS, Ac. Ac. PRICES LOW. ALL INVITED TO FREE EXAMINATION.

April 26. 1871. C. JAGGARD. Call at Myers Baker's and bn Gilpin Thos Mr.

Hewit having received a majority of nil ladies' list. they are selling the best goods at the lowest prices. Addick Miss Anna the votes was declared the nominee of the Convention for Assembly, and on motion of John Swartz, the nomination was made unanimous. Fries Bro. have the Patent American Broiler.

Clabough Nellie Doltzler Mrs Eliza Heis Catharine Hawk 0 pronounced by leading men as the hpat artido f- iieii. indictment malicious mischief. '1 rue bill. Not guilty. Defendants to pay half the costs and the prosecutor, Jus.

Stevens, to pay the other half. 1 Com. vs. Jonath tiee, would be the arrest and fining of two or prosperous. Ihink he made a ten strike when three of the orderly citizens, who ought to located at Massilon.

and hcr.e he may make Moyer Elmira Moore Miss Mary Patterson Catharine Pinchers Lizzie Stewart Mrs Mary Welch Miss A Williams Marv ine purpose ever invented, 1313 Eleventh avenue. a fortune. know better than to do such Heiser Miss Annie Lava the afternoon, it was agreed on motion that The nomination for Register and Eecorder being next in order, John Loudon nominated David Jones. There being no other nominations. On motion of Dr.

Roller, David M. Jones was URAkD tiHiBinox I Admission Free! Will bo Mr. Rutherford occupy the Vice President's gTATEMENT OP THE opened and on exhibition at McDowell's store, corner Slight Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday Torn Across the Continent. Bachelder's Persons cajling for letters in this list will please say Advertised." F.

B. STEWART. P. M. assault and battery.

Not a true bill, and prosecutor, Stevens, to pay costs, except to county. Com. vs. Wm. Kinsel.

Indictment assault chair. Mr. Alexander conducted a class drill tn Avenue and 13th Street, a large stock of Drv morning was caused by the slight burning of a Colossean Tableaux, representW the entire unanimously declared the nominee of the con ooa, motions, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Boots. Shoe building used for culinary purposes, in the rear vention for Register und Recorder.

scenery of the trip to California from New etc. Our goods are all new. and the verv I.iW pITT OPEEA HOUSE. On motion, convention adiourned fo inccf nt York bv the areiit Tras.rmi;..i 01 "P'- Compiler Hotel, in Whisky Row. stj les.

also have on hand a No. 1 stock of Groceries, Provisions, Wood and Willow Ware. Onn. entral Insurance Company, ALTOONA, Pa. 1 clock P.

M. AFTERXOOX SESSION. Convention re-assembled at 2 o'clock. in U. S.

History. The Committee on Exhibitions having returned, a report of the proceedings was read by Mr. Elder, and after some discussion in regard to it, the Institute adjourned to meet May, the 20th, 1871. Carrie Allen, Secretary. Handsome Bist Portrait.

Dronniiie in at opens at the City Opera House with a Grand 6re dePal traent were 0,1 hand promptly Matinee on Saturday next. The entertain- the sPread ot lhe element speedily checked, ment will be repeated in the evening and also Temi-ehav sr ware, ic, all of which will be disposed of at reduced prices. We want every one to oome and see our new Positively for 3. NIGHTS and one MATINEE only. Saturday, Monday Tuesday Ev'gs, Autboriipd prices nu new goods.

Ko trouble to show goods. The President announced the first business in order to be nominations for District Attorney, it v- 'WW Cash Mft 00 ur lavors, we invite all to come and wur exchanges pronounce the will deliver a sermon on the subject of temper i uupou uie ionowmg gentlemen were named pi -Notatrue bill, and prosecutor, tulip ladle, to pay costs, except 4.00 to county. Com. vs. Philip and Kate Fadle.

Indictment larceny. Not a true bill. Com. vs. John Brotherline Indictment-forcible entry and detainer.

True bill. Guilty of an attempt to commit forcible entry. Motion for a new trial pending. Com. vs.

John Brotherline. Indictment-assault and battery. Not a true bill, and the prosecutrix, Margaret Quinn, to pav costs. Com. vs.

Margaret Quinn. -Indictment-keeping a disorderly house. Not a true bill, an I the prosecutor, John Brotherline, to nav suc W. McDowell. 15-33 MAY 13th, loth and 16th, 1871 Opening with a lor the othce: -p art.

it nas met ance, the First M. E. Church, on Sunday With rpQ cn Tn -m -i i i xu.iv city, rnuaaei, evening next, at7Jo'clock. The publicgener the office of Dr. W.

S. Bittner, in Masonic Temple, on Monday evening last, we were Cash Surplus 27 Available Cash on Dwellings. Farm Building GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY. AT 2 P. M.

..6 lu cues, anu we pre- ally invited to attend. Seats free and stran Milton Alexander, of Altoona, Lee Woodkok, II. M. Baldrige, of Hollidaysburg Jas. F.

Milliken, I. H. Rawlins, shown a half size oil portrait of Prof. John Matinee Priees u.uuuuouses curing the short stay of gers welcome the exhibition in our city. Miller.

I he painting was done by Doc. Bitt Adults 25 cents. Children 10 cents On motion, nominations closed. All kinds of fresh vegetables, such a salad, onions, radishes, spinnage, cabbage, asparagus, etc received daily at the Checkered Front. F0R lour Base Balls and Bats of all sizes, for men and boys, go to FET'S OAK HALL, Fresh fish while the season is favorable at the Checkered Front.

Balloon Ascension. The first balloon 10 au parts 01 tne nouse. Evening Prices: The following ballots werehad, with the results ner, who is certainly an adept in that line, and is a correct and perfect representation of the Strawberry Festival. Wednesday, Thurs- the season will go up on Saturday next. May the costs given: Orchestra SOcents Pomni uay, rrmay aua Saturday, June 14th, lath, lath, at 7 o'clock, in front of Gamier Paris 1st 2d 3d ith 5th 6th 7th sth original Looking at the portrait, the Prufes JAS.

A LOWREY. waiierjr io unuuren 15 ii itf zi zo m- j. lotn ana is the time set by the committee City Ice Cream Saloon, on Eleventh Avenue, sor is seen to occupy a graceful position on a ii i) withdrawn. Alexander, Woodkok, Baldrige, Milliken. a 17 a) is an ot the Vigilant bteam Fire Engine company IK 24 Si 29 30 at ai Mas Killed.

The Philadelphia express Rawlins, UU IUJf 8 3 3 withdrawn. D. W. A. Belford offers his valuable residence, on Twelfth Avenue, immediately opposite the First M.

E. Church, at private sale. Possession chair, with his limbs crossed and that faithful companion, his stout cane, firmly grasped in the right hand, while a closed book, lying in front, seems to indicate that he has just finished Milton Alexander having received a mnioritv train east, on Ihursday night last, struck and killed an unknown man, near Tyroue, this for holding their strawberry festival, and the large and commodious hall of their engine house is the place where the festival will be held. The best ice cream and the most paa- THE COLOSSEAN TABLEAUX of all the votes, on eighth ballot, was declared gTEEEOSCOPES, VIEWS, ALBUMS. toe iutn oi Jiay.

of a Grand county. ine nominee of the convention for District At Go to the checkered front for (rood its perusal, and with an air of general com- lornev Tour Across the Continent f-l 1 ia m.ll l. 1 -1 I I The last three cases grew out of an attempt made by Mr. Brotherline to eject Mrs. Quinn from a house belonging to him, near White Hall Hotel.

He did succeed in getting part of the goods out of the house, but Mrs. Quinn finally got him out, and locked the door on him. She still retains possession of the premises, and most likely wili do so until an officer of the law interferes, or she takes a notion to go herself. Com. vs.

George Smith and Jacob True bill. Not guilty. Com vs. John MyersIndictment fornication and bastardy. True bill.

Continued Com. vs. Ed. tobacco. io i The next nomination in order heino- e.t nlacenev.

and a nniinfo v. a wm ue oil nana in aDunaance. nout a uoubt the Stuck Patent (in the hamfe CHR0M0S, County Surveyor. ul while the hall will be docoratod in a pleasine of Dr- Isenberg) is the nicest and best plate for tend. I i artificial teeth.

Those XT T-r ana expression, has turned suddenly around -Victor Cook, with hot closet and hot water res. On motion of John Loudon, James L. Gwin, of in need should try it. FRAMES. ana gazes upon the intruder as if to reauest an ervoir, at Fries 1313, Eleventh avenue.

-i X0Tk t0 San Francisea, by the Great Pacific, Railway, representing the Most Remarkable route TU.r?qUJ oenei-y throughout the entire If thl is acknowledged by the unanimous voice manner. Don forget the time and place for holding the Vigilant Festival. To be had only atDenning's the Prizi Collar explanation of the intrusion. The care-worn nsinp, was nominated by acclamation The convention then proceeded to nominate a candidate for County Commissioner, and the every box contains a prize. FOR JumDinc Rnnp an fii-n TI Lt features of the Professor, iust as most nare, Uhaste and Brill lant Entertainment of modern times.

Will SO to fmoaTOW Plblic School Pic-xic We learn that it is the determination of the officers and teach E. H. T. ANTHONY 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Invite the attention of the Trade to their extensive assortment of the above roods of their own hat everybody says must be so. Denning has the best 5 and 10 cent cigars in the city.

Nearly luiiuwmg names were presented: John A. Smith, of Logan township George w. Cunningham of Frankstown LIZZIE E. WTT.T.TAMH Gas, Gas. Every one can save their iru LhchnP1ii6d Fianist and VocalLt1.

appears at opposite tne upera llouscj ers of our public schools to push the school the original of to-day, after a long life of responsibility and arduous duties which he has so successfully combatted in the calling of his profession, have been so faithfully delineated upon canvas with a vividness that will lion, manufacture, and importation. Also, lorineaiion arm bastardy. True bill. Co i. V- i aiurtiusburg, L8ai township, haniuel Morrow, of Tvronc ItklUAXlOUt.

May 10, 1871. pic nic forward, and give the scholars a day of uuu eu. Pine Apples, Strawberries, Green Apples, at the Molloy 's new gas burners on. Call at No. 1H6 Eleventh Avenue, at his new shop, and see them tested before you buy.

He sells them from 10 to 50 conU PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES and James SI. Johnston, of om. vs. Philip Stroh. Indictment forn general hilarity at the close of the term.

The convention then proceeded to ballot, with JEPOET OF THE CONDITION cation ana bastardy. True bill. Continued 1 rof. Miller, with whom the idea originated. NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.

i.neeKered iront. Received this day a fine lot of Green Vegeta bles, including Peas, at the Checkered Front. w. iuiiu nig i esiut the admiration of the most critical rritir. -Monitor Lime can be had at the now torn, vs.

Joshua Aurandt. Indictment ti 1 1. .1 2d 13 intends doing his utmost for the success of the undertaking, and it is to be hoped that the 3d 15 415 521 Gh ThePrtraitcanbeseen at the Doctor's dental ttnu uastaray. ivotte proseg entered on payment of costs hv ripC.mli.nt mile east of the city, or by addressing Dur-borow. Box 117, Altoona, Pa.

E. H. T. ANTHONY 591 Broadway, Neu York, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Importers and Manufacturers of -Elway, at 712 Ninth Btreet, are selling the best 23 morns, anu is well worth a visit at a 18 4 dropped. 1st 20 IS 4 5 13 lfi Com.

vs. Jesse B. OP THE First National Bank, OF' ALTOONA, citizens generally will assist the project. It calieosin the market at ten cents per yard Smith, Cunningham, Bi-identbal, Anderson, Morrow, Johnston, who can appreciate the 7 2 dropped. FOR Tour RnKA-cnWol PHOTOGRAPH ATERIALS.

can oe accomplished if the proper spirit is 10 20 30 34 50 at Heinsling uasiaruy. Uase continued. Com. vs. Joshua Aurandt.

Charse forn Full line of Dress Goods 1100 Eighth Avenue. lO 10 14 1 pi. Initial Paper and En-lET'S OAK HALL. velopes, go to I UHM IMP Hni)h cation and bastardy. Xole prosequi entered At Altoona, in the State of Pennsylvania, at close motion, it was agreed that on all ballots "caueu gin ana giai succeeding the second, the name of the candi- 8'antcss exhibited in this city, they put The cheapest muslins in the city are to be found -Beauty Range, with or without nb, ot business, April 2Hth, 1871.

rprE WOELD EOLLS ON. at Elway 712 Ninth street. ot CoSts uy deiendant. Com vs. Charles Hughes, fornication and bastardy.8 Case continued Fries 1313 Eleventh avenue.

1UC low est numner of votes should "ous ttxenange Hotel, around which be dropped from the list. woll.l-nn i i cn BESOUBCES. 1-or good Roofing and Spoutipg Material, go to JOHN R. KEMP, A very large stock of SamuelMorrowhaving received a majority of circulate. A ft' vuiu.

vs. dames AJi Pr prison. Nolle Loans and Discounts S130.854 81 Overdrafts 3.10; Would again annnnncn tn th v. an tne votes, on sixth ballot, was declared tho "'c "au gone to Johns large siock ot hydrants, wash basins, marbl. of cost hv CIUerea upon payment ot costs by City of Altoona, prosecutor.

TJ. S. Bonds, to secure Circulation 153,000 00 nominee lor County Commissioner. wi, luc giantess sent word to Co Wncl Scdtureoera1, DOt S' tWnginthe tries 1J13, Eleventh Avenue. Shoes and gaiters, in endless variety at Heinsling 4 1100 Eighth Avenue.

If you want a bargain, go to H. Elway They are receiving new goods daily, and sell aston- was arrested lor standing in front of Nominations for Director of the Poor being in that a diamond ring and perhaps other iewelr i order, the following U-I v. uiuer jeweiri mj le, got to order at the shortest notice. Kitchen sinks, and a variety of others, on reasonable terms at Molloy's new shop. 15.13 Deposits 60,00000 and securities on hand 8,850 00 Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages 10,127 00 Due from Redeeming Agent 34,110 80 r-.

0-. nnc uiiuieu: i oMouice, contrary to Ordinance, was place uaU ueeu abstracted troni her room. whilJ BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, of Freedom township James M. w.n Monitor Lime is acknowledged tn ih up aim dug out same night. Was stopping in this city.

Policeman Foreman ishingly cheap, 712 Ninth street. the market. Frederick Fouse, of Huston Kiddle, of Frankstown auerwara arrested and sent over to Hollidays niirtr It in was acquainted of the facts in the case, and PHJETONS, EXPRESS OR BUSINESS WAGONS. If not on hand, made to order styles or samnles of wh.ch can be seen by calling at his shop. Samples If you want good Lime, en to the Monitor Kiln.

--6- uuuersioocl that the reward was on the alert for the ring which he found iucwuvcuuon proceeded tohnlint Wanted, a silent partner with about J1.000, in a gwd Paying business. For particulars inquire at Hue Iroui otner iN ational 43,197 44 Due from other Banks and Bankers 14,306 84 Real Estate 7,711 35 Furniture and Fixtures L000 00 Current Expenses '703 53 Taxes Paid 1.071 93 Cash Items (including Stamps) 12i388 58 Bills of other National Banks 6 804 00 Fractional Currency (including 664 22 Legal Tender Notes 22 000 00 or address W. H. Durborow, Box Altoona, Pa. ionowmg result: ouiiiB uaVS Since, in a drint 1 u.

ureaKingoutot the Altoona lock-up is a aa.uuu, in No. 1316 Twelfth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Kenairint? and -r 16-4 rwow, where it had been nn.j y. uuaru without labor, at the expense Henry Lingafelter received 9 votes, Jas. At.

Johnston Frederick Fouse Samuel Kiddle ij kimla of Ilninclitir. Xr 1100 T710R 1. The best 1 tu Long. The matter was traced nn and iuC euy. some tellow, who don't like to Sarvin's Ptpn Whit u3 Promptly attended to.

BrS' 6r eJe. body goes to FET'S OAK HALL. a i me tnne, make another hole arrested. He admitted having possession of James JL Johnston lmvine received 'v1 0 Ci-" hiinilsomCSr. nrifl plinonnl linllura $500,198 29 "'i-im.

J0HN KEMP. in.g, out says that he fnun 6lone pue some of these nights, if he ty of all the votes cast, was declared the Large Hall for Rent Tho large Hall at 1231, LIABILITIES. -ii lue loom after the doDarture nf ha -found at Elway's, 712 Ninth street rpHE OLD ESTABLISHED nee ior uirecior ol tne Joor. TrV'J" UarU lor a few eeks with eventh avenue, lately occupied by tho High School, a' pald $150.000 00 For the office of Auditor the following nomi i''L. ine execu-i! tors of the law not feeling at Heinsling No 1100 v-.

11.393 61 LU ULKKV is now offered for rent on reasonable terms. The Hall is 40x2i! feet. Inquire of Wm. McDowell, at iKiuous were inane: ouerm nun, John's statement nf tLo FURNITUEE ue was sent over McDowell's Store. 15-33 Tl t-uc lllll to await, trin Pros cVo So? PajmeiU 0t by in Auore are rignt ways ana 'es ways and long ways, but the ierm of Court.

R. S. Hoover, of Taylor township, J. J. posker, of Logan A call of the delegates resulted as follows: R.

S. Hoover received 20 votes, Kuu'1 front 6,887 05 National Bank Circulation 133 02500 Individual Deposits lii ni Cashier's Checks, outstanding 10 248 31 United States Deposits isSioQ Due to National 'Sq Due to other Banks and Banked" 19 73' 66 and BEDDING WAREROOMS of H. fi. LEWIS are the cheapest in the city. He is now selling If you want a good article of Lime for plastering.

L'ltvov'a 71-7 1 rick work, masonry or whitewashing, buy theMon- Beae. Iiidictment-Sed Case continued. Com. va riimn c. t.

Whisky Sellers Coming to ouits in riusn, Hair Cloth, Reps or Terry Walnut Chamber Suits in Oil or VarnUh Cottago rurniture, all styles: Beddincnnd Mattressel. t- c.tj. 01 tor Lime. lfi.A Is. 0 er tp 1 frAb flrrtaro o-rt frt Atrorj J.J.Nosker having received a mnioritv of ll Pas' week the authnriiloo Lewi, ri 5, Samuel Kenner.

City Bill Posteks Nelson Stout. City Bill the votes cast was dxcLirod tho nnmin the frmnrlo Dy a 8500,198 29 JiaIward BteeI and Samuel -Oh; nous sizes; cheaper than Auction prices; CarpeU. every variety. Come and see and be convinced. You will save money by giving us a call before purchasing else- Posters, will attend promptly to all work in their Auditor.

mt: -T uruer' nave been jiic oj Pennsylvania, County of Blair, upoi entered uirceny. ioue prosequi line, intrusted to their care. Orders it 1 On motion, all the nominations were made i PU vlolato'-s of the license last and greatest wonder UdVII HI I. (II Pncro rnr rt ,1 i Jo.h? Lloyd, Cashier pf the First National rf ucuriiuaiHa. wnere.

u. K. iiH Wia, tne aribune office. -io-a LO. 9 intli c(rif Mn oaII ornrtrlt nt unanimous.

ml- 'erney, who keeps a hole in tl, Bob. ty StTteVenfi lrra.e0'nlL8we tttheabove GatK i Fn, icj. ii an(j gce ijCm anti thev will No. 1430 and 1434 Market Street, Phil'a. est door to corner of Fifteenth Street-March 1.

1871-3m. John Swartz, of Altoona. offered the following somewhere on Union At saloon. 01 tDe Eureka All kinds of plain and fancy gas shades, at ice cream Torn' iTnwa.nd lnl i lUIUUm Thursday nf i Wn on us hand were unanimously adopted was Drought up and bound over to Court1 dsomely, on Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th dav 'of pril. 18,1.

John Sboemakeb, Notary Pub. lust OUSE rare reduced at Fries Sc 1313 that day he f0Unrt Uo the afternoon of on Sun the Mer W. M. Llovu. A DMINISTEATOE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of S. C. McClellan, late of the eiiv nf Altnnna deceased, have been granted to the reconstruction of the States lately in rebellion day- Wm- T- Harriot, proprietor nf wherein it protects ioval cTtTzs' ohnt. TT.t o. 0f chant's Hotel, in Correct.

Attest, May 10. 1871-2t. Alex. M. Llotp, Sam'l J.

Roveb. Second Ward to Elway's store to see those nice ibutyui. til ftlir I was boun Kionoy new snop, llie. 11th ave. 15-13 The best family groceries in town are to be had at the Checkered Front.

0 A very large assortment of plain and fancy gas fixtures at Molloy's, 1116, 11th ave. 6-4 FOR A.Dhinf. nd everything in the Notion, Book and Periodical hne, go to FET'S OAK HALL April 5, 18il. undersigned, residing as aforesaid. All persons bnnwinir thpmudve indebted to said estate hUedMW ff: 0Ver 10 8Dswer the arge of selling ui iiii LI1K IIHflltlf rArlh a i t.

I aim ill r- lllllllifrrin nnJ lir UMBEE AND COAL. Tlio ill pay you to call at 712 Ninth Street. iass I I Organs "Burden le "improved Yox Humana," is the ement ever introduced into reed in- requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present the same, duly authenticated, for settlement. and therefore demands cTurSordial annrov-ai an m. Maury uv1M6ucu uaving succeeaea to inuraocK.

is prepared tn fnmiai, a -r- 1 -j support. we am not ascertain Jiesolved. That as RennhUcono i bnnnrl office and he waa t0 TlUBUKE of finely flavored ice cptmied bucket baskets containing delicious cake inevitable consequence of etc-i the treat for the printers. You Xnl teing a rare the accommodating young gemlem' e's recently opened out the first-class a3 saloon, in Vallade's building, on Tenth Cteatn and intends keeping a saloon as it .1.: -c- a be ii. aicvijriijua.il, Aammistrator April 12, 1871-6w.

past record as a party, we nrocla'im i th lu auswer tlle Charge of get out of rePair, is entirely .1 ULIU VI VUiU UUU iiumoer on short notice and at reasonable rates, wholesale and retail. Bill stuff cut at short notice, the very best manner. Orders addressed to David prophets of evil," who assume or predict that "1ur Without license It the rtt -our great Party which has won th? toree lit 13 the determina equires no extra pedal or machinery WIEE RAILING, WIEE GUAEDS FOR STORE FRONTS. ASYT.TTMs to MAHRIED, kiutt to operate it, and being controlled by a rresiaentiai campaigns and controlled the Na- aumoriues either to put a ston tri tional Houseof ReDreseiitativtnliirinn tLl aicuoy, at Altoona, will receive prompt attention. H.

T. GOVER. Builders and dealers in lumber are resnectfniw IRON BEDSTEADS. WIRE WEBRTNa rX. may be used or not, at the pleasure of the per-sr.

In quality of tone, delicacy, and sweetness outof the sixteen years, is to pass Tawny at the tue or compel those who npit ri.i.- i- II i I lata if tn iL. 1. and poultry yards. Brass and Iron Wire Clnth On the evening of May 6th bv Roir Wm LEWIS! aTdffisfALIH requested to give me a call before purchasing hemlock, as I am prepared to furnish at wholesale, or bill stuff, at short notice. teres, lenaers.

Greens, tor coal, ores, sand An leavv Crimped Cloth for suktIt ai iss ALICE HCBERi thr xntxK. ii onii nve in me nearts of I PttJ me penalty. ii; People, and presents a platform embodied in both of this city. i D. McCOK, Agent for H.

T. Gover, T.nmn Coal, for domestic nurnnapa fnllv pmml tn H. H. Young, of Rldnro.i,. mm un article ui cream to 0u citizens the coming summer, indulgence in which will be irresistible.

During the hot, sweltering stason, which is rapidly approach scape Wires for windows, PaDermn.bnni U'; Ornamental Wire Work, 4c. 'wi addressing the ManufacturerT. WALKFR I SONS, No. 805 Market St. Phila.

1. 1 jLk. v. run tn I i. Blairsville or Latrobe coal, delivered on Penn'a R.

DIED. April the 31st Mra Sluitr Tnco r-s nomlcaly disburses them; prompt-1 'llc ur oi this countv. at list t.i lC.Ye'y debt of ilm Katie. rm.iUva ith- nfwnrf Hf- -uuilty, at last termj Siding at 82.50 per ton. of feeling it is the nearest approach to the human voice.

Another new and important improvement is the "Harmonic Celeste," whieh for the first time is applied to these Organs. These Instruments are acknowledged by all musical intellect to be the best now in the market. The undersigned has received the agency for these instruments, whieh can be seen by calling at her residence. Price 10 per cent, lower than any other now in use. March 1, 1371.

ie brav- 7 ViT; DT.v.;.r. ioung was a Slurlont and 2fi dava bv years ing, Bob Westbrook's ice cream saloon will be W. DENTAL SUE atftitf Pidlyas the requiremenu, fice of Thad. Banks, and we arenW trJ11 admit, and arranged so as to I ns are P'easec ''he place to get cooled off. b.otuernl atf number; deals hon-1 lu la ne Passed a creditable ewntf OFFICE-MASONIC TEMPLE, DE.

WM. E. FINDLEY. OFFICE IN MASONIC BUILDING. AU calls to be left at the office, Day or Niyht.

Septl5-tf pOE SALE. Two choice lots oh mnrHPit A'toona, Inquire of W. D. National Bank. April 2b-3m.

Artificial Tnpth i t. i MCCORMICK. 1424 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona. 15-48 low as can be had elsewhere. "SUW.