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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-10

SiERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of q
- writ of II. Lcr. Tacids issued ont of Court
OF common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
orGctcf, there viii be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Cnoft L5ali, JChusto5CH, on - cEscisy. The
@0t:s Gay CT February, inst. at o'clock, p.
NJ the following Real Estate. TO wit:
ALL the right. title anG interest of Catharine
McINeEna and Daniel MckenHa, of, in and TO all
tldt certain loo or piece OF ground situate in
"oEhsIoWn. in the county OF Cam lTin and State
OF EennSy lVania, bounded ana described as fol-
lows 10 Wit: Fronting twenty-five i2j) feet on
the south side of Market street and running
pack SOU theesteriy iifty-tiVc ana one-half (555)
rect tOa lot now Of Nir bending, being lots late
tRe property of James DOwney. cT.. decd, and
LOT now or late the property Of john COad and
NJ y CQnrc!l on the east, being the same lot Of
@iounu WElch by Sundry mCsnc COnVCNauCcs
anu allowances in law became vested i'll John
-. rover and Jacob Reilly, who by deed dated
me 3th day OF April, 1859, conveyed the same to
DitNid D. Jones, VINO by his deed conveyed the
same; dated May TO- 1854, to JamCs Harrington.
t,hd Inc said Jas. HcTringtOn, by his deed dated
! the To- ISdt conveyed the same to Geo. HusCr.
Jf- VINO by his decd dated Nov. 3, 1865, conveyed
me same 10 John kTaGSS, who by his deed dated
NHE: - Iou6, conveyed the same to Catherine
ALsAeLha, party herctO,with the hereditamCutS
anu allowances. Taken in execution and to lie
S,'iGG q NJ the suit Of Robert Itobiisou and samuel
-. -. it"olhSon tradng rs Robinson & Co. and 5.
- li0blHSOn, Administrator of =. Il. Robinson.
ueG a. ana .Hill Eurg0On, Administrator c. {. q.
OF H. EOblnsOG, decd.
-. E}. BONA CKET2, sheriff.
Sheflh Once, EbenSbuTg, Feb. 6, 1872.
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rSUMNaEurLL TWP, Feb. 8, 1872


DEAR FRFEM,N-We have at 9Th got " hat
we so long desired-a good fall of snow-and
YOU may bet that it is being taken advantage
of. Our numbering men are busy hauling in
logs, while those who have nothing else to do,
are amusing themselves with that pleasant pas
time, sleighIng.
Several OF our vonng folks haze matrimonv
on the brain and the epidemic, if | can judge
from heresay, is on the increase. Go in ! saw
|. Loap year VIII not come again till seventy
six.
was in Johnstown last week and had quite
pleasant time OF it. ! mad the pleasure of
an Introduction while down there to your val
liable correspondent NJ. p. n. of ''Shamus o.
Brien" Botorety, who appears to be as aft tble
and agreeable q gentleman you could meet
in n days travel. The next person of note
to whom it was my good fortune to be ntro-
duced was none other than that gifted poet and
author. "Rob Roy" By the way, we were as
jovial trio as-yes, Hope we will soon
meet again here, temporarily and forever in the
glorious hereafter, but not soon.
During nv stay in JOhnstown | paid a brief
visit 10 the Woodvule school. This institution
under the tuition of Prof S. B. Mccormick,
is the best conducted school of the kind il has
ever been my lot to see ] am no admircr of
the public school system, but ] must saw shat
had we great many more such teachers as
Prof Met ormick, our schools would at lea st
be adequate to the task of imparting a thor
Ough secular educdtloN--a deslderatum which
at present as class they DO not furnish Ey~
erything in this school wears the semblance of
order-another feature very uncommon in pub
/ lie schools. The school room is clean: the
desks are not Whitfield into defOrmity, as is too
/ often tho case. and the scholars are attentive
studlOus and decorUu-. In fact evervthipr il
! as it should be III such place. hu,,sg>er Faa
/ ture which I noticed was the application of the
monitor system. by which means the more nd
vanced scholars aid in teaching those in the
lower classes. The School Directors, too de-
serve credit for the manner in which the school
room is furnished to say nothing of the house
itself. | am sorry that business would not
permit my spending much time as | could
have desired in this model school. Would that
l could say as much for some more Of our
schools and school teachers.
Yours, truly, SoLTEEo.
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q B.H Il 4 a r Y.

NEASON.- Died, il. CIearhcld township. on
Saturday. last, of diptheria, WILLIE. oldest son
OF James E. and Susan Neasou, aged > years. IL
months and 20 days.
WHARTON.-Died,i in the same township, of
the same disease and on the same day, MARGA-
RET, daughter of Arthur and Mary Wharton,
aged about years.
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SoLTERo.
JeHYsTovx, Feb. 5. 1872

JoHSsTovN, Feb 5. 1872.
DEAR FREEMAE-On Saturday evening. 2Ith
ult. we were present at the distribution of pre-
miums among the pupils of School No. /. Cam
brii borough presided over by that very efficient
teacher, Mr.. Michael Sweeney. The first pre-
MUM for Orthography was awarded TO Bridget
McCloskey: second to Maggie Jane Gaffney.
and third to Maggie Boylan. In the second
class Maggie Howe carried off the laurels. In
penmanship Bridget McCloskey took the FIRST
premium ard Maggie McKernan the second
In the remaining class Richard Howe took the
prize. We were Indeed surprised at the general
proficiency of the pupils of this school, for they
answ ed every question with such promptness
and confidence as to astenish all who heard
them. This school has been in successful or
Grafton for FIVE mouths and will remain open
four months more, when there will be an ex-
animation of all the schools of the district
The Directors are Messrs James Mal0y, lgna
thus Roche. Edward Howe. Bernard Garvey,
John Ellsworth and Charles Oswald These
gentlemen and the parents of Cambria borough
nav well congratulate themselves in having
such an able and painstaking teacher as Mr..
Sweeney. Though the people of this borough
would feel great loss in parting with him,
still we would like to see him promoted to the
position which his ability and literary attain
ments so well beft him for.
CORRESPONDENT
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The unders
L a signed AVditOr, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county TO report distrfbu-
tion of the funds in the hands OF G GeO. NJ. Reade
Esq, Administrator OF the estate Of Robert Da-
Wis, dec ii, hereby notifies all interested that he
will attend 10 the duties of said appointment, a t
his office IL EbcHshu-g, on Iucs5Gg, February
E1th, 1872, at = O'Clock. p. u. when and where
they must attend, or be debarred from coming
in on said fund 4. ". DICK, -fJt3it0r.
Ebensburg, Feb. 10, 1S1:.-3t.
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ISEcEIi97T7s & ExPEN0ITuREs Or cAMBRlA CO
WILLIAM LINTON, T'rcas1srcr. (

To balance in hands of Treasurer at
=, last settlement. 5 C,Gl6 II
To amount OF County Taxes received
from Collectors Tor iSIi uII previous
- years ..-.... ......... $3.50 y
To amount received on Poor Taxes
- from same. ........ 2,74G -
To amount Military Taxes do. do ESQ C4
10 amount reed on Seated and II
seated Lands for 1871 and previous
~ years .... :-.-..... --.... 2s2 C5
TO amount received from Eiiscelanc-
- ous Sources -. I4O so
10 amount received on Redemption
- OF Lands .,,........ - lis p
10 mount reed from sale of County
IT. Bond. 2G.57 So
- Collectors. ............. ............ 1890
10 amount OF Commissions Go. do. l,6.9 so
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING Great Reduc-
ton Of Stock and Being determined 10
reduce our assortment TO the lowest poSSloIe
point before TAKING STOCK, we have gone over
all our goods and MARKED DOWN THE PRICES 10
figures that are bound to sell them. Many artl-
cles have been reduced ito cost, and others be-
low cost
Have very handsome line OF Double and
Single Shswls: also, Paisley, Broche and Thibet
Shawls-all of which must be sold, even at a
sacrifice.
a large stock of White and Colored Blankets,
Bradle'S and other makes of Barred ElannolS,
Cassimeres. Dress Goods, Silks, Gloves, Hosiery,
Muslins. Calicoes, Furnishing ard Millinery
Goods, and other merchandise in great variety
all bought this season and now selling al Pan
ic Prices at
GELS & FOSTERS
POpuIGr DTH Goods Store Nos. Il3 and 115 Clinton
Street, JOIHstolUn, Pa.
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II. 3. EON1 CKER, Shcyi
Sheri0's Oncc, Ebens1urg. Feb. I. isI.
CAMBRIA COUNTY. SIS

- The COmmoHtrCGlUi Of PCItaStFrTn:a 4:
49, To d. W, Lewis. Richard E. Lewis, r. p
LIS. Lewis, George r. Lewis. Iaiw. Roberts,
'--r-' Guardian of Edwin Porter, minor child
of Sarah J.. Porter, formerly Sarah L. Lewis.
deceased. and Edward p. Lewis, heirs and re-
prcsCntatiVes of Richard lewis deceased, and
all others concerned in the premises Greeting:
We cOESmand YOU and firmly cnioin you. that
laying aside All business WhatcVCT. yJu be and
appear before the Judges Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of said county, to be held at Ebens-
burg the FI,St -hOHGUHOf March merit. to show
cause, il any You have. why the witnesses on
behalf Of JOHNSTON MOORE, on his complaint
against you, before our said court duly eXhib-
lied, should not he examined and the testimony
reduced to writing and filed of record in our
said court. in order to pcrpetuate the same.
agrceabIy to the constitution OF govern
msnt and the Act OF Assembly in such case
tff'ttlv s'trsl provided hereof f,fil NOT
your peril 49, '''
Witness the Honorable john DEAN, President
OF our said Court, at EbeHSburg, the llth day of
December, in the year of our Lord one th0us-
and, eight hundred and Sevcnty-One.
!. X. HITE, ProthOuOtary
Attest-W. b. ROEACTlER, sheriff. 70 .af 7
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\ UDITORS NOTICE.-The under,

4 UDIrORS NOTICE.-The under>
! signed, having been appointed uditor b =
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cambria C0uu-
~, to report distribution of the money in the
hands of the Sheriff arising from the sale OF the
defendants real estate, in the case of L. NJ
Flanagan VS. Christ. Noel and Sarah Noel. No.
81, September Term, lStl, LeCd3i fdcidS, notice
is hereby given 10 all parties Interested that
will attend TO the duties of said appointment,
ut the Office of oatman & Lake. in Ebensburr,
on Saturday, the 2d 0f ifdrch He.gt, . CLOCK
p NJ. when aud where they must present their
claims or be dCbarred from coming in upon said
fluid. GRO. ~. OhIAAN, 4 UtiHeF.
Ebensburg, Feb. = ISI..-3t.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured of that dread disease Consumption. 10y a
simple remedy is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire il. he will send copy of the prescription
used, free of CharEeD with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii
find SURE CURE for CcUsU9ip pt0H stIiHIC .i;ToT-
cItjtiS, &c Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
1l-l1.-1v. REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
2G4 South Third St, Wiiliamsburgh, y. : .
BALD HEADS may have new crop of hair h.
applying Hairs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
cr, if the hair fo!cies not entirely closed up.
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I license NOTICE The following
- named persons have filed Petitions for
Tavern and Eating House Licenses in the Court
OF Quarter Sessions of Cambria county, TOR the
ensuing March Term of Court:
IaUcIJl LiconseS.-John L. Hite, BlacllicIl tp
B8lser HelJriGll- Geo. Crook, Chest twp; Mich
olas Lambour, Carroll twp; Edward l.. Bcuder
Ionn W. Sharhaugh, CarrolitOwu bOr.; Michael
Baruic!e CieaTisid twp; Peter Brown, Croyla
twp; Anthony M'Hugh. Gallitzin twp; james
COnVery. L0retto bor-: Valentine Matte Gco.
NcndCrotu.s sJOs. HOrucr, NilmOre Dor. Henry
MartZ, Mrs. Annie Murphy. Wm. Flynn, Ohio
Hciie. !. s. Eiei, L. NcGough. Washington tp. :;
Peter w. lieifrich, Susquehanna tp.
Eating House LjceHSC.-Paul Eiig, CarrClltown
borough.
J. K. HITE, Clerk
Clerk Q. SIS Office, Ebensburg, Feb g. ISIs
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
= GAMBIA COUNTY,-In the matter of the
account OF \. r. Longanccker, Guardian OF
Mary Catharinc Rodkey, minor child of james
todkey, deed, and of the first account of \. r.
LOngaucckcr. Guardian of Aunctta Rudkoy.
minor child of James BoG!ley, decd, and OF the
hrSt account of \. r. l.OnwancCiler, Guardian
OF Eleanor a. BOdkey, minor child OF james
ROdSCy, deceased.
And now, Feb. Il, 1872, T. W. Dick appointed
Auditor to hear ana decide ON exceptions.
I6D me court. From the Record
Notice is hereby given that l viii attend to
the duties of my appointment, at my Office in
Ebcnsburg, on Thtl%,lGg,, the 29th dr7yof FTl59t-
am, 1872, 1T > O clock, =. y. 7. ~ DICK.
Ebcnsburg, Feb. 10, lSI:5.-5t. -AJJdttor.
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'oor and House of Employment of Cam

PRODUCTS OF FARI-cG1 bushels Potatoes,
5G0 dozen Oats, - tons Hay. $50 bushels Corn in
ears, 2J0 heads Cabbage. l barrel Cucumbers,
(pickleS,) bushels Tomatoes
STOCK Oh Farm head WORK Horses l
Colt, p head Cattle, II Hogs, 10 Pigs
UTENSILS ON FARM Moving Machine
l Horse Hay Rake, Grain Drill, l 'ChreShcr, 3
Plnws, , Harrows, I shovel PIow, l two horse
Wagon, l TWO horse Spring Wagon. l Buggy.
two horse Sled. l Sleigh / LOs Sled, ! Cart aatk
Gears, 4 sets Harness, l set Buggy Harness, l
set Doable Light Harness.
ARTICLES MADE n THE HOUSES Pillow
Slips, IS Sheets. 81 Shirts, - Chcmiscs. 20 Bed
Ticks. p holsters. Si Pillows - tomfortCTs, 50
pairs Mems Socks. y pairs Stockings. 26 Dresses
s Boys Suits, 8 ChiIdreu's Dresses, u Aprons, 9
sun Bounets, Is skirts.
INMATES OF HOUSE-Numbcr of Inmates
Jan. Ist, ISL 46; number received during the
year, 60; number of deaths, %; number dis
charged and ahsconded. 81; number remaining
in House Jan. l, 1872. -; number OF meals fur
nShed to wayfarers- @,l62.
,.uty. respectfully report that we hive agISftcj
oor ana House of Employment, and cerfify- the
ollJ. Jt.is the 2Gtil da = Of January, i u liy-l
ANTHONY ANNA,
JOHN WAGNER. AGGisSrs
W., 4, y, - IT,
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p ncDEnmEEr, steward. in account with

JANUARY 18th. 1S1f .................. CIR.
BY amount due at last scttIefnenJ...-... 80
~ cash paid for weaving linsey- 6C9
BY cash paid for fresh fish................ -
Tgy- cash paid for wall paper for house. 80
BY cash paid for sending away paupers. 20 ca
by cash paid for taking man to DiXmont Is GO
Isv cash paid Wm.sI'ryce for services. 20
by cash paiG J. y. Blair for log chaiu... 80
By cash paid for stamps and postage. GO
Isy- cash paid T. Kitteli, butcher 80
nv cash paid for garden seeds..-......... 60
nv cash paid cyDrcSslare on l,ux.-....... ~
By cash paid discount in Bank. .....-... 80
BY cash paid expenses visiting outdoor
AS c'rp rnIIfogp tow q 30
nv cash naid exp's to CarroIlt'n. O.D.P. 2O0
= = 100
~ c,sl, raid rreicbt ~
~, M cash proid eXr's tn St Aur'ne O.D.P $50
~ cssb nnaid Eytnress freight f..,..... 80
~ cash naid sending palIpprs to Phila GO
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ADMINISTER SALE
TALUiBLE RIAL ESTiTE.

= Y virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
- of Cambria county, TO directed, | will
expose to sale by public vcndue or outcry. ut
the summit Mansion House. in the Borough
the 2i sIay Of March next, at , O'Clock PM,
the following Real Estate of which JAMES II
RIFFEL lately died seized, to wit:
Nc. E--AH that certain HeSSUdGc, being the
Hotel stand and Lot of Ground numbered on
the general plan of the Borough of SuInmitvilIe
as Lot No. l, bounded and described as follows:
beginning at Il post corner near the Sigu-DOSt ::
thence running north S.}z degrees, cast 200 feet.
10 Il corner OF Spruce alley and Turnpike street;
thence along said alley, north ~ degrees, east
alley, north % degrees, east 90 feet to Il post ::
thence along Lot No. 40, south 10 degrees. cast
80 rect, TO corner OF Peter DOugherty's lot; /;
thence along said lot, south - degrees. west =
east 30 feet, TO n post corner on Railroad front;
thence along said IailrOai front, south 45 deg.
west % leet, TO the place Of beginning-haV
thereon erected a Hotel, Store House, Dwelling
this property being known as the Summit Man
sion House Hotel property. Also,
E+St 40. 2-Being the undivided half of
piece or parcel OF Improved Land situate in
Washington township, in the county aforesaid,
adjoining Borough of Summitvillc, described
as follows: Beginning at the township road; !;
thence south 80 degrees. east - perches, to Il
post; thence north 10 degrees, cast 4l percheS,
cheS, TO the said township road; thence by said
road, south degrees east - perches, to a post:
thence by the same. south 1Slz degrees, west 10
perches. to the place of beginning containing
10 Acres.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-tIird of the purchase
money to be paid confirmation OF the sale
sales, and the residue in two equal annual
paymentS, with interest to be secured by the
Judgment bond and mOr-ga"e of the pUrchaso scr
TFTT. II. SECTfLER,
Feb. 7, 1871. Admir- Of James H. RiBct, decd
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= XECUTOR:S' NOTICE.
Il Estate Of NICHOLAS SNYDER. decd.
Letters Tcstawontary OF The estate % Mich
Olas SNYDER. latC of Carroll township. Cambria
county. deceased. having been granted TO the
undersigned, all persons indebted To- the said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
rneut. aud those having claims er demands win
present them properly authenticated for set
JlemenU.
ELIZABETH sNYDER, Fxecr+ors
y. r. SCANt.AN. -
Carrolltown. Jan. l3. lSl2.-5t.
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JONI J. MURPHY has question for school
teachers. Ten per cent. Of the dry goods he
sells equals ninety per cent. of what any ono
else sells in town. How much does he sell !?
The way TO solve this question is to count the
bundles Of goods he packs up and sends away
ana what hlS customers carry away. And it
takes better scholar TO count these than to
count the per cent. Rus IN ETbc. That's III
me Whole country comes TO his store, because
u Is the place 10 get your money back.
7 J1MEs J. MURPHY.-The business that James
murphy does, at No. 100 Clinton Street.J Ohns-
eo"h' 10 the rcady-made clothing line. reminds
UltS or the onward flow of a mighty river,
e",u.Sn grows more strong as il flows along,
lIlIy ana irresistible. constant and werful.
'tSam OF customers, TO and from his store,
tt,At Tue avalanche that slides down the noun
a0G whelming all opposition. Goats, pants,
Tie STAR ''1'' IVY - "' w. lo'' Sis VI
That M, ,oHEN a new style hat, hi ! no :
No % EIyat the matter at COhcn's Hat Parlor,
wear --'iih street, JOhnstOwn. To buy and
any az pi these new style hats, would make
Then ~ propose, especially during Ieap-ycar
kind Of ~ ~ zoe not only keep hats, but every
spelled in IN E furnishing goods that can be
must h. "a iiSh, besides ladies' furs, which
Wv 'hey are ell gone. Apply Oo-
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! KINKFhD. ESQ Trcaer

II KINKEhD, ESQ, Treasurer. in
4 account with the Directors OF TIE Poor
and House OF Employ u-Cut OF Cambria county
1874. I.
Jan. -, ls-2.-Baianoe due Iy Treasurer
~ 3 ii;ss JgiE'at lsE g
To County tTutTS draw I..---..-.---. 500 90
10 amount on hand at last settlement 80
To balance due Treasurer. ,..--.-.-.....-- %
Total. .sy,ssa "a
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Attest-J. NULL, Clerk,
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-24
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