The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-25

Feb ~. 1868, on Dupli-
cate of 1867, as found by
| F. A. Shoemaker and j.
Auditors. -. :. $4Os 81
! Amt of Duplicate of 1868,
less Co nmss ms and les
timated) Exoneratioas SIG 90
| Amt OF revenue to to Bor
ough from W eigh Scales
and Market House, l29 IS 81 ,075 IS
| Balance due by the Borough over
and above all available assets, 659 20
Total. ................ 81 ,7G5 IS
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Ss.
Personally appeared before me,
Justice OF the Peace in and for said county
| SAHgTL SINGLETON, Clerk to the ConnciI of
! EbeRsburg Borough, who, being duly sworn.
| doth say that the oIegoing statement is cor.
| rect to the best of his knowledge and belief
| that part of said debt has been due and pava.
| Die for eleven years; that the above statement
! is not inclusive of interest nor of claims for
| which orders have been granted the amount of
which cannot be ascertaiued and he further
says that L BLAIR MOORE, late Burgess of said
| Borough, Is possessed OF fines license fees
rents, ETC., belonging to said Borough, collect
| ed by him but not paid into the Borough trea-
| sury, to the amount of about Two Hundred
Dollars. and for obtaining judgment on which
| legal proceedings have been instituted
Sworn and subscribed before me this - day
! February, A. ID. 1869. II. KINKEAD, j. P.
ROLL OF HoEoR.-The following amounts
have been received on the present volume of
| the Freeman and have not heretofore been
| acknow lodged. Most of those credited with
| less than year have received portion of
! the previous velume, and the sums here
| given show only what was due them on the
| 2lst of January last. Persons who pay
| during the coming month will have their
names published in the next list, but after
| that time no announcement of the kind will
be made during the present volume:
Johnstown-Daniel McPike. eOc., John D
Roberts. 44c., J F. Barnes, 4Oc, P Sweenv.
| 4Oc. WiimOre-Wm Skelly, blacks smth, 50
! COnemaugh-John Shaffer, 81 90 Hemlock
-Chas Callihan. jr 81, Rich'd Detling. soc.
Summerhil-Wm Lloyd, $I,s4, j. c Slime
Man. 81 l6. Jos. W. Prinele, ST.. John Rora
baugh. SSc Cresson-JOhn Carney, 50. Sum
mit-W m. NJ CiOskey. 81. AItoona-John F.
| S'orm, So, Joseph Dysert Son, 81 "a, Dan1
kearney, 81 I6 Munster-Pat'k Storm ST.
56. A D. Crsts, 81 25 Lererto-F O'Friel,
VIM Litzinger. AnthOIy Sanker. Michael Nc
81. n. Troxell, 81 40, P. Neatly, 81 90. Jos
Daily. 81. Thos. Rosensieel, Sc F Storm.
| 75c., N. Shank, Csc. John =. Will, Csc THIS
Bishop, 52c. F. B ngell 4Hc. st. Augustine
james Neason, Wm. G. Krise, F. DeIo-
zier. VIM Little. each 81, J F. Martin, SI76,
Hobart. 81 so. Chest Sprin. .s--J E Nc
Muliin. 81, Jas. Barnett. 81 30 Carrotown
ID A. Luther. Paul Yahner, Fred'k Snyder
H Seaman. p. Strittmatter, each 50, J. Kib-
Ter, $l.44, Geo. E. Mise, 52c., Peter W ood-
lev. 4Sc. Belsano-JUhn Lomereaux, %, 8.
Reese, 81 so. Ebenshurg p. o - Martin San
ders, 81 Joseph Elig. 81 ~. John o OConnell,
4Sc. Ebensburg--J. z S nnlau, EGw Glass
each 81, " Piper, 81, VIM, Williams, Csc
Irwin Station--J. A Shoemaker, 50 Caledo-
nia--Danl G. Mccarthy, e8c. EdinbOro-T.
| I Ill
EarlViIle. Iowa-JOseph Gill, 81. Gallitzin
Samuel Craig, Esq. 81
FAIR, FAIRER, FAIREsT.-The fairs are
all over and the next thing to be hoped for
! is fair weather, which would be the most
desirable fair of the season. save and except
the fair chances always afforded for buving
at fair prices the choicest flour and freshest
groceries from that fairest of all merchants,
NJ. L. Oatman, who is fairly before the peo-
| pie the only exclusive dealer in such arti-
! cles. Consumers will find it to their inter-
est O give him . fair share OF their patron
age, as he treats all with equal fairness,
promptness and liberality.
| DRAWINGS Every body who attended
sither of the late Fairs drew something.
Some drew prizes. many drew their pocket
books, and all drew their breath, more or
less. Both Fairs having drawn to close,
| however. the only attraction which now
draws crowds of people is the superb stock
of seasonable dress and dry goods. notions.
| fresh groceries, etc., with which H. A. Shoe
maker & Co are supplying their host of
well pleased customers. No person will be
''drawed on'' who buys from them.
| JoYFUL.-A Aleck Johnston is in great glee
over his prize cane. and would scarcely ex-
| change places with President Grant himself
All he wants now. he says. is a good watch
and fsw articles of jswelry from the pepu-
| lar store of G. L. Roberts, and is waiting to
see If his friends won't come the vote on him
again. CHAINS stock is endless and his
prices unsurpassably cheap.
| THE DRAMA clergyman in Johns
town has preached very labored sermon
| against the drama. Some one should preach
another against the dram. oh and tell the
| folks to save up their money to buy new
spring goods at Mayors New York Dry
Goods Store, Johnstown.
EksTER.-This great festival is at hand
and people are buying up eggs nearly as
rapidly as they are buying made-up cloth
ing from Leopold & Brother, Oak Hall
Clothing Store, Main street, Johnstown.
Good cloth, good sewing and good fits war
rAnted.
| BADNESS, GRAYNESS AND OTHER
imperfections of the Hair will be regarded
as inexCusa ble after a trial of Mrs. S. A.
ALIENS IMPROVED (neO styIe) HAZE Re-
sToHER or DREssIKa. lin one bOtae.) Every
Druggist sells il. Price One Dollar.
A WTLL.-What is 9 will7 Oae kind of
q will is testament. Another kind Of a
will is. will you go to L. Cohen & Bros
New York Clothing Hall. Main street.
Johnstown, and get complete outf1t for
spring. Now il the time for bargains.
A SURPRISE We called in to SEQ the