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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10
E[xecutOr.-S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
~ mentary on thc estate of Geo. WnaklGnd.
late of CarToltown, Cambria county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register to the uu-
dersisned. All persons indebted TO said csta te
are requested to make immediate pas men [, aud
those having claims against the same Will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN BUCK. Ex-,,,.or.
CarroIItown, Jan. 10, IS53.-6t.
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STR RAH HOG

(NAMTs to the premises Of the subscriber, in
X Blacklick township, Cambria county. about
the latter part of November, IL large WI lTE
HOG NJdrrUw), about one year and u half old.
with both ears aud the tail cut OF. The owner
is hereby notified that if a! the requirements
in such cases are not com pied with ia due time,
the hog will be sold as the law directs.
ROBERT GILLIN.
Blacklick Twp, Dec. 20. lST2.-St.
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SUMHIERHILL TWP.

Dear, Hugh Farren of this town
ship had his thigh bone bloken, on Thurs
day last while engaged in telling a tree
against which he had lodged another, in
consequence of the latter falling premature
lY, and Mr. f, in his haste to get out of
danger, got his foot fast in the deep snow
and fell, breaking his leg in two places
Fortunately he succeeded in getting clear
of the falling tree, else he might have been
killed outright. DR.. Kern was sent for
and set the injured limb; nevertheless the
unfortunate man now lies in critical con-
dition.
Edward Grew, who some time ago had
one of his arms amputated, is slowly recov-
cring, and is now out of danger.
Miss Nellie Skelly, an aged and estimable
lady who resides within a couple of miles of
Wilmore was prostrated by paralysis on
Saturday last, and latest accounts report
her entirely speechless.
Arthur Cullen, of Wilmore, is at present
suffering from a severe attack of int1anmato-
ry rheumatism and his condition is reported
very unpromising-
Epizootic is traversing this section at a
snailS pace, albeit it Sppears to be as sure
as fate though not fatal as destiny.
The young folks hereaway are getting
married in such rapid succession that we
are unable to keep posted as TO who is and
who isn't on the tapis. Among the multi
j. Gallitzin Brawley, of Washington town
ship who ere this shall have been printed
will have made Miss Mary O'Neill, OF Mum
ster township, happy for the remainder OF
her natural life. Ii Gilt. doesn' t make the
right kind of husband we know of no
young man who could 'fill the bill" We
would not even bet on "Soltero."
The new year is with US aud we congratu-
late ourself that are not now reposing
under mound. So wishing our friends
the patrons of the FreefnGIl-many = happy
New Year, we remain
Their humble servant SOLTERO.
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IF your stove needs a pipe, OF yoUr pipe needs
a stove; if your gate needs u hinge, or your
door needs "A la CHI: if table needs cutlery.
or your wood needs au axe; II your kttcnen
needs utensils, or your lardcr needs prov tsions
If, in fact, you need anything i'll the way OF
stoN es, hardware, tinware, groceries, and we
don't know what all, you Will ne sure to find
them ut Geo. Huntley'S great nIusc-i iur:Ilstlng
depot where things of this kind are prnfusely
displayed and readily sold AT prices moderate
enough TO satisfy any buy CT. Deal thcrc.A
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II Y n EN- EAE..

GRAZIER-SHINKLE KLE.-Harried, In Ehens
burg, January Ist, 1873. by the Rev. j william
Edie, Mir. J. ALBEhT GIIAZIER, OF sinking Val
ley, Hunting don county, and Miss SARAH EIIz
ABETH SRINKLE, of this piiIcc.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
A UDITOR,s NOTICE.

a 4,yfnc H. -f hen a,no;,to,, Andftor NV
the Court OF Common Pleas ot Cambria county
to report distribution Of the money in the hands
of the Sheriff arising from sale OF the defend
ants real estate, I'm she case OF Michael WGas-
land vs.. T s and Ijhhie George. No. 10, Decenl-
her Term, 1S72- EX- Doe. notice is hereby given
to ali parties Interested that will attend to the
duties of said appointment at thc Office OF Oat-
man u Lake, in EbcnsburR, on Tues59l. tie 2ist
dan uf January, 1873, ct O'Clock, p. NJ, wien
and where they may present their claims or be
deBarred from coming in upon said fund.
J. GAELITZIN LAKE.
Ebensburg, Dec. %, IsI2-st.
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When you want the best flour to he
had in the market go TO NJ. !. Oatman's S
cheap cash store.
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COOP AGENTS H-hNTED!

SnO Agents wanted. .'r:st ont, : siliC-. sid rev
OOO ChuTt: 1'tLr!st BlaHs!nr ilStIe CIildrep.''-
Immense sales! 5JHEcnis ~ -.IIsG roc CIir ls-rp =
Map OF the United States" with inmcuse
"Wur!3' Nap on reverse side. oar Maps and
Charts 20 ~ Wild fire.
HAASIS : ~ UIEC IT. Empire HAP arc Chart
EstaLLiShIae.-l. u. L.iMoLtN .streel. New Inrk.
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Munster. Jan. lst. 1873.
STRAY HSi{GY.

StI'ay HS1ICG'-
ItASiE t., the premises Of ;he subscriber, I'm
- Clearfield township, on the Goth day OF De
Cember last, II two year old 81 EIFEH with brin-
die sides and Sghitrani DIiHdIe lace. Tnc =
er is requested 90 COME forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away; cthcrw iss
she will bc disposed of according 10 law.
JOHN k3ATZER.
CIca rdeld Twp, Jan. 10, ISI3.-3t.i
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NEE 4DVERG'ISEsfENIiS.
q cRgT COMBINATION
md Iiht. XeLA hSst hnsiness nIlnnItuni,y axrr

foT taking subscriptions to
II K n II 7 A X u b. Is c IIfE L s
Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER. with
VbiChis given away the largest. .and best Prcni-
um Picture ever uc eyrd. the new and eXquiEite
ST2.0O FRENCt! CLEOGRAPH
chlled Pets Paradise tUjepgT Gp!Is the
choicest class of FrCEch printing in oils
the lesftctiup ri Oii-chTDagn.j We Also give the
superb $40 Pair "a Genuine French OIL thro-
int.S. w WBE AWAKE and FAST ASLEEP, Sub
j"cis LIFE -SIZE-charning ftSc siE7iISs or orlgf-
ns! OIL Paintings. This paper has The iaiUeat
circulation ia the ID 1t viii ueXi year he
made better ihEE ever. Sen iai tales 10y WCrio-
famed authors, l.. II. -:.cClt, Edward Fgglcston.
FRrrict BccchCT stowe, &C. kew and brilliant
contributors. Illustrated FolidoI NHSabeT and
S.,ck nos. Gf Miss AiCutt- : Story FREE- The most
t"','lD Z t"nhirsitiun = The ldfgrSt iSsoilS
ptt'"! hie Agent Inudc $500 IN 3 S1oi,ths an
o'EcIso3. ih - days; another Se4. in ore week;
one :. 20 IN enc Gay, ard u.sHy q ReI- SFsm IS
ana $40 to siu per day. THIS UeaT our cGIcfs are
even morc proftaaiC.
NJ wSitIDg Tor the premiums. TFie 81 F,SS-rrf-
DRi: EsTz THEh WHEN HE PAYS his suhs,sfif,ri.,r>
GOOD AGENTS FkNTEDt
Intelligent men and wCI1s'l want 81 cv,.-,-
where. To get good territory, c.rciustrcIy ~
signed. send Cd1lU FOR Circular and TERMS. ) y.
FORD = co, New York Boston, Eass.; ChiC1-
so, H.; San Francisco. AT.
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THE present winter Will occupy place in
history as one of the coldcst that has ever been
knuNn-sO cold indeed that were 1t not for the
elegant and comfortable clothing sold so chcap p
hy Harry Mayer, OF the renowned Opera House
Clothing Bazaar Main street, JOhnstown, ma n Y
a man would have suffered severely from the
intense frigidity of the weather Harry Is SELL
ing off al cost, rs he wants to go west, ana the
man VINO needs clothing is icnny wise and
away.
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OnAPPED hands, face, rough skin, pimples,
riax9orm, salt rheum, and other cutaueous
sffectitsus cured, and the skin made soft and
am ooth by using the JUMPER Tar SOAP, made
by Casw ell. Aazard Ce., New York Be GER
Il 10 o. tae J.8tSS. Ter S'I1p, rs there are
maay o<tbless limitations made with common
tar. lR.IS--1EN.l
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again, that Murphy Aelny, whose store. as
YOU no doubt know, is at the corner OF Main
aud Franklin streets, Johnstown, have fully
made up their minds to close out business as
soon AS possible, and we verify believe that they
would be willing TO accept almost sny price OF
.ered them for goods in their lne. AT least tae
experiment Is worth trying, aud We trust our
readers will GO aud see how II Is themselves.
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IF you want an overcoat or any other kind
OF heavy wearing apparel. now is the time of
nil times TO buy 1t. and s. j. HeSs Bros re-
nowued establishment, 2il aud 2i3 Main street,
Johustown, is the place of all places to make
the Durchase. 1t will pay you TO buy clothing
now for next winter, for closing out .sales are
always in order at this time of year.
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THE farmer sat in his sy chair, smoking
his pipe OF clay, while his hale old VIE, with
busy care, was clearing the dinner away iheIi
all at once the farmer arose, as II win SOME
great thought oVerjoyed, and sual[ht~nS 70
town in trice he goes and buys iotS OI goods
from.MyerS 4 Lloyd, where OF course he got
the full worth of his money III tue very best
kind of merchandise at the very lowest prices
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Kew Mexican IeTmaids

From the LIS Cruce, Il 5rIyr.r
! delicate but sclf-sati-icl youth Of
grcat Gotham rrccutIy found himself in
one Of onr New M.zrcan coaches. In
leaving our good town sha sxa,.:sita r,accl
himself carefully upon the btck seat IN
the side Of MINIATURE r,,le and g.linr
rg.,r.. wrfel l.. ,,r-,..1as n ,ar- or his
ba-.q.,. - the coach drove over Tic
Ac-qg.a bridge, tie youth saw picture
which caused lis heart t. dance with de-
li,L.t. IN III. ,lat, If tIa .r c..-.n-
Woo, frees vl,..r, lin. ....1 1-ats rag.r.,el
Il group Of voua- 2lcz.:an cnls in tie
l.nr,i waves Of tie Acouu;a.
:. For God. sake Mr. p~,y.- ybat mr.,
rl.,o r..nf,r,, ..-,,.,. q~
..rl.,r d.. ,,,.r,,,.r- ,-s,-.r., a..
...~, -, - s,,r,.r..s.-r ! s.r.,., .,,;.r.r, -
- ~.
a0Lr~fI.-n :,-....- ..,;...... e, ~, ...
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FOREIGN EkCBE.rTGL

f,rawn IN sums to sut On all thr rirri
pal cities Of Germany, France, / ,Iaat
y NyrwHy. Sc.
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Real Estate For Sale.

Thc Subscriber offers for sale
at low prices and reasonable
terms the following to-Wit: The
Improved farm. 3 miles from lhc
city; scieral improved farms.
and about 80 vacant lois Per
SONS wishing TO lock at the above
will please call on the subscriber
Al his >torc. !. |, niiFE.
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STATE NEW S

G.u9.m.c farmers ere nj Laiuin- Of
carcitg o, aar'e-s Ael.
Tie AgI.c.an p.,sr..t Methodist camp
Meeting viii he held At Oshkosh sgm,,isa,
n September.
The nea Episcopal church at Ken p.
5 begiaing to assume .yrm auI proper
tons.
Prairie chickens auI ducks are liEe y t
be very numerous tu.- la..
The Northwestern House At Omro wa.
formally opened lasc evening
Steps are being taken to establish q
foundry and machine-shop in Jefferson.
Harvest hands are now in brisk demand
near Watertown, and a. high as. $50 a
day Is offered for f.. WORKERS.
Jamos Seymour, ). young man Of Stock
bridge, drank Iarsg quantity oI whiskey
and went out into tbs wool, aaI died
Some Of TIE ent-rpr'-.rs young men Of
Shcboygtn are Inte.u1 az etF,rt t1cst.a-
li,h a library aal:ras room.
The Journal ak io- To c,.ah,i-hment
in Racine Of ii on Hon. AMI Female
Hospital.
F,nI Ia Iacuj'l 1. Ii. -rn.o Il -.m. IN
|tcr.,ting roc.- on Naun na:.
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| NrEUBATE NANlrOMOF COUNTY
CURT In the matter of the estate of
Go. " H.rNcr. DscrI-cd
Ia all cbDGi II mdy c"aCcTH: Letters of
Ncminlsl ration q said estate uI G. pt ". Bar
kcr. dec aScd. ht} Iug been issued 70 Charles
l.uliug on tie 1jh Gag JuIy. \. u. i ., .rli
en- months rom ana after said day D. l. = ti bWed
and iimittl for Gre IItu-s To- prescott IA. claims
for examination ana allowance. Notice hcrcb,
gwen tnat the Undersigned Nil on tine first Mon
day OF ~iN successive moaths, commencing Win
the first Won az in Au'ust 1873, ten U'cl0c~ \
NJ in Of such days. At tie froJatc Office in tue
city Of MamtOwucn ii county receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against said deceased.
W. W, WALDO, County Judge.
Dated al Manitowuc the 7tn day OF Jug, \. ID.
1873 "a. Ia
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Rome, Aug. l.-pume Minister Ming
hctti has written a letter to lis cJns.itu-
ents denying tLat the Italian gyy,rhmcn:
contemplates a nev loan,
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WINDTATE HOUSE,
THCHAS NisGlkTE, pRuPRisTDa

This fr-t-c1aFs house Is in excellent couli
ton, and the Proprietor is confident that he
can give perfect satisfaction to the trtvcIn.
pup}ic.
= ItUs~ VIII always be ready to t:l.
Travellers 30 :s,sd from! she stoats q
GOOD LIVERY STABLE
is kept in connection with the House
ly
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Pn.nrhaugrr ana Upho'Starcr. CARR 20 Trimme
..u ~ m r~S I.kyr. Commercial -. between III
and NiH. MHultGM O.. recommends himself II
these branches. ana PROMISES execute All ,yorh
with promptnc-- ana IN the best style. II iEiy
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Fashionable Taior. Al roo]- ula1a by The sub
>crfh'rHr-. NaTT'usvl to III 'orUI. Prices res
-unt',''. am. | irn hruuI 10 uln-~c lhu>. WHO cv.
mr lEcir custom Stop on YDrh--t.. tao doors
"t-; of the " md ale Hone i it j.
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EEzED. sgEFiss,pf.!:,


Keeps all kinds o: Meats. Sausage Hams Iarl
etc, which hr ALL sell at tac loHc-t prices, n
CutH'ts and kind I" smt uIchl~efS. ANY oue
Il Nin. catlr hogs or ~LeoU To sci, alI ell
itHg lrcgINe nr. highest uFlgr- I IL
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Is. u ". ;. EHrusr.

ttHH.H- Law Ufu ,u E..hth "a -
''!". r..o.r.. -, r',.,,,.- S'nrr. It
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Fresh Garden, Flower and
Tree Seeds, and Small Fruits.
Prepaid By Maii. & complete
and Judici0Us assortment. G5
sorts Of either Seeds Sl00.
True Cape Cod Cranberry with
directions for culture on llig h
or low land. New fragrant
EVcrblo0ring Japan EoreY-
suckle, charming new hardy
vine. so cents each. $500
Per d0z., prepaid. New Early
Rose PotatoG, IS cents Nerlb.
s lbs. $3.0O prepaid. Priced
Catalogues to any address. a.
SO trade lists. Gratis Seeds on
Commission. Agents wanted.
B. II. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont, Plymouth, Mass. Es-
tabIished 1912.
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GonDwoop MEETINc.

{ 'eNi' AS~tA'Ni ~ until i AtsIIiN
/ next.
COODWoOD MEETING.
The Goodwood meeting closed t5 DAY
With seven races, the principal Of which
were for the Chesterfield cup and Good
wood Corinthian plate. The Chesterfield
cup was handicap for the yalue Of 5np
,oycrclgns, by subscription Of = ,oycrc gu
each for 3 ycar-olI, and under. It was
won By Icfrrvrc's Drummoni, ycars-oli
Baritone Louise 1 ycsrs, WAS second. AMI
Baron RothsrhIl'~ Hannah, ,rars, third
Nineteen horses ran. The daai h.,,.u.
was ever on Dstmmond and LoIsc, and
five T. one a..,in,s Hannah.
The GooiwooI Corn,h.an plate was hau-
dicar # 20 sy,ci i.ms, one ,uilc. 1t vas
earned of }y T. J.. Walkers Victor. s
.ear~ ol, Wa,poIc and Perth making.
dad hcat fur the second I]ac. E1at
horse, ram. Betting a. The start vas two
t.oar -=aiu-t the Victor, and five to one
against Nal!olc and PERTH
TnE ALLOWANCE TO THE rrsE OF Epr>-
EvEou.
Tie bill granting g2j nuo pcranuum to
the D,hs Of tliubursa ou tL. ,ccas5on
Of his marriage cam. upto.day for third
reading.
Sir Charles bike la~,e a long speech
a.rliI,-t ff.. .r,...,-
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.ikE:Is S s.ssEI.S.

Attorney and Counselor n Law Two Rivers
Nali attend g. collections AMI other business ia
hauiio""c e 'EuU IN yicl.Jsy. iGiil5
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t-U-UlWIS@ lOnFr1
Dated at M:u.towoc tins 1th day oi Jun, \ u
SrlTE tF WISCONSIN FEuBtrE OFFICE

STATE or Wl~roNsIN FEoutrE OFFICE
Ca. ur MANIfuwoc, ! city Of Mrntowoc-
y 1873
In tie u"ttnr Of the Proof and Probate Of
the last VIII and Testament Of JOHN
Meyer, deceased, late of the County OF
AiauitrTuc. NHENENs. an instrument il
writing. purportlnr 10 he the last VIII and
Testament Of John Meyer, deceased,
late o: the County of ManitowoC has been
flied in thi, Office, hnd Whereas application
ha- been made hy John H. Tcrcns,
eNcctor, PRAYING that the same hc
pr-ycn and admitted 10 Probate according
10 the laws of this State
Therefore it is ordered that said
application be hcarl before me ut the Pro-
bate office III the City of Muitowoc in said
County, on 18th day Of August, \ y. 1873 at
IL O clock A. VI And it is further ordered
th;tt notice shall be given TO all persons in
trrc>tcl in said viii, ortho time aui place
Ut sad hearing. ty publication in the Mani
pu0or Pilot, 81 newspaper printed in said
tily and County for three successive weeks,
once each week, prior to the timo ct such
hearing. By the court.
y. " Waldo.
DO I,t.l
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D"al"" IN Srovcs 1lSo Manu- 'lrrurrr Of FIN -nrn'
i~Hu "s1 el.r.r ware Al 3 H.'- nl ~, t.'r' Iu'l
T. htHat., !. tween lvr'. and HIlno, Nttnlt'e %,
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BANKING HOUSE
TT. Q. Shove,

u-iNiFO HOC, HISCc NSiA
VIII buy md sell, at market rttcs, -
,-eucs Of L. s. Sccuritics, Gold, Go!d
Drafts, Silver; &c
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On IN Yeas. Cr.-,.i II o : cr Cent Interest
@aa=.t Of E.inc,ual due until cnmmcucr-
'rosI:.ys> atil laF ser H.. Ilrd tna imn,o,.
ii .lsr
T;ls. sos "s .o,,:, ::..d z...a.,ael.., is ii Il
G., Is tU'tE.ts : CLIMATE f. s-t',.sst-aS
long crol.~ l:-y. nr.,s-i,e:> good, 5..- ~. lo,,
ana cf;ECs4ioi, 4. nee lo aI.
ENirsa-'is,laE.s si,s!s'c"mcr'~ on frci-hl
aEa v'->t-' lur pu'c. a>ar- tu tIrir -ImLl.s
circular. aIy;r4 iH r..t..g.lre, gratis; c.l
fer - tu.r are wau,..t t,.ro.I ~ 20 cIr,ul g..
f'",,te " Hu. tlriy, Frards VII follow.
/. %""tisr.! Zap. $50 Ia o.. ,..a-. 'rcaJn.
t. ' CEo. a9 a5assgssa 10y
Lgnl Commissioner. Burlington, I"s,a.
1+.54N
:, AT.s or Nls,ONsIN. COUNTY Os MANI
Plou4,e ulr c., Maa.towoc. Au.u,t AD l3,3
In Lau matter o. the proof AMI rrObl,e OF The
last IL ana testament OF Samuel lIIncsley, de
ceased.
where's a: iustrp rcut in writing rurporttrC
20 =" in autLen;Icataa copy OF IlI- last WI aud
rc-tta -ut OF >trrnei HHDEcy deceased late %
the count OF II uup-hire The State 0. NJ -saclu
S"t'~ ila~ been MED ~ tins ".lcc: ana whereas ap-
pllcatIun hIs 3c." IL4Gr D., Joseph Inurtn one. of
tie tNrcaiors hai.'i ~ s"ll VII. pray n- :. ii tie
sane be proven and adu tied TO Irub.to acc.r!
tuz tu Ia. lI"s a' t'.Is ~f-t:
Therefore. It j, ordered tlut s>tl application 10
hg!t,t h"i2il '.' 4 '"r irDuafr o.Hcy IH lLg CtS
September a. y. la,d at tr o'c.U,k in tic fyrenuor
u that dli.
Asd il j. 'ug,',r o,Jcrnt. uat notice -ha be
given t. al n.T..,r. interested a sad WI ar tlr
I.H.e am nIac. ~ SD hearing. hr uH1l c.utu IN
y .".o"'g l.i"r nr"-p'p. pr".t. ih 7Nli
Uesf, rItaT 10 ti.e t.a.- q. sUea hE.riHG
j.. ,he Court Wv. WALDo,
@I@N touHS in '@c-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY OF Man
- 80"
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MisS. Ps5s,I.gS
Nls.E.r,fEAIrnI-S 81.

New Millinery store In Johns Brick Pn.ldir
corner York and Ninth Street. ,T1.f
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.r. =. PtI:fss'GNT.

ATTORNEY nd t1uu>riur .i #.W. tnice
cd EI-hth .ni quay SIS. MaH .awoc.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

In the Aldins for November, z. E Hale dIa-
cours 8 pleasantly and undsrsiAuoingly up
en- the SUBJECT Of Thanksgiving Days There
is popular deluslon, he says, in America,
not 10 say popular superstition, that
Thanksgiving Day. which in Rb present
Ton III is undoubtedly an american ipstitutlon,
Is purely American mveutic L We are
popularity told that the Puritans invented it
that they mght thus easily escape the nee
essity OF keeping Christmas. This delusion
Is like xeod many kindred dslusions, with
which "e faLter ourselves that because We
IKE cakes and ale, ana hive cakes and ale,
we iHv"ntet cakes and ais SO there is
popular impression thai we invented tree
tct ~els. The truth j., 1hat at least ns early
as the lime oI Charondas, who 1egisls' ed
for he States of Sybaris or of Sicily, mere
than five csnlurte before Christ. be tntroduc.
ID The sys'em OF universal public education
H made another law better THAN these.
aud neg ed by the older .glsiaiors, for be
enacted that all sons OF cillzsns shonld be
instructed IN letters, the city paying the
salaries OF he teachers. For be held tina,
Che poor, not being able to pay their teachers
from their own properly, would be deprived
OF The most valuable discipline. For this
legislator rated iho study OF letters above
al science, and very fay; for by this most
things, and the mos useinl thing in life
adjnsIed-votes, letters, willie, laws, and
everything else especially valuable IN li'e."
The truth Is, with regard TO Thanksgiving
Day. thats'h authorities both OF church and
ute, IN EngaGd and Scotland were &ccns
Toned TO appoint them long before the
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. They did not,
however, appoint them annually not for
thc gatherings N o'the harvest etpvci&Iy.
Nor did the pilgrims at first suppose that
theirs WAS 10 nc n permanent festival They
Iricd 1t, and they liked u SO we'll that they
rersevered.