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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-19
q. /. wIrHERELL
H. H BEScE q. H. wIrHEaELL
REkCE & WlTHERELl,
REAL ESTATE g. OkERS

NEILL Buy AND SELL REAL ESTATE
! W on Commission. Attend to ritlng OF
| houses and ROOMS. Search title and give alb
stracts Collect ds BITS and make prompt settle
/ Ill nts.
II. Bsnca from long expert nee having
been Inany ysa rS County Asst ssor and Deputy
ASH ssnr. is we'll posted as to rroptrf! aud
titles in tn County.
&. A. Wirhsrtli Justice OF the Peace of Car
son Township. ard will pay Prompt atttItl
to- collection O. debts. cunv,yancinS and Ill
business left in his care.
Give IL call. and will guarantee salts
faction in all cases.
lOficc in County Building IL Justice Office.
Terms r, aso,iabi. my2O-n
FOR SALE. I4ats and 4. Block ~. Sears.
Thompson K Sears Division of Carson City.
FOR SALE. Lot 5, Block 81 Musser's DiVi-
sicIi OF Cars. II ity.
FOR SALE. Blocks II. SO. 81. 30. 81 and 100.
Sears. Thompson X Sears Division Of Carson
City
FOR SALE. Lots .. 8 and 4. Block l. and Lots
|, . and 5. Block =, OF Musst RS Division of Car
son CITY.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unfur-
nish. ROOMS to rent.
These having heal Estate to sell. or houses or
ro,,ms to rent, will consult their own int r, ST
10y placing the in the hands Of Btnce
Wifhtr.ll. Real Estat. Prok
Those desiring to purchase Real Estate. or
rent houses rooms. save .ilns and nj III
by applying to BIZ nee K With, rpll. Ri EStat,
Broke If. nj their office in the County Building.
III Justice Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-19
FACT AND FANCY.

A seh-rossssstd Young man called al
. house III Atlanta, Ga. Ii few mornings
ago. and asked 20 SEE his wife. She is
not here" rtpliid the mistress Of the
house. Their is none here but the
members of my own family" Well.
replied ne, it's one of them want t"
-s-e- / married your eldes, daughter
last light
Miss Alice johnson. an attractive
young woman started barber shop in
h AS town the other day. All tn
wives In town seemed moved by COM
mon impulse to present their husbands
with some little love-token.
A Baptist paper in Ohio was sent for
nine years to subscriber who never
pa,d Il cent for it. The other day til.
newspaper was returned to the patient
and loIs-sufi-ring publisher with the af-
fecting pencil note on its margin. Gone
to IL better world" The publisher is
very pious man, but it is reported that
his faith is terribly shaken in regard t.
the accuracy of the information
A Memphis man thought he heard a
cat in his room the other morning. and
threw a boot in the direction of tn.
noise. ist missing his wife's head and
breaking a parlor vase in which she was
arranging flowers. A tailor has repaired
his clothes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12
OF DISSOLUTION

l The par :nership heretofore existing be- 'ween
r p Tierney and James Null in the praciica of
I he law was dissolved the 20 h rltiiliO by
'tu1l consent r. i. TERN Ely,
pee 8 lSTS-3t JAMES NULL.
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TAKES ON SIGHT, ssssa'i;s Hssn a%s 4. ats1 ':5

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

ESTATE OF PAT'K DONAHOE,
AA DEC D.-Letters of Administration on
the estate OF PATRICK DOSAHOE, tate of AIIt--
gheny township. Cambria county. deceased,
having been granted 10 the undersigned, all
persons indehted to said estate hereby
titled thnt payment must he made withCgFr do
lay. and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated tor settlement,
SILAS II. DONAHOE,
ALFRED 2. DONAHOE. Aun As
Allegheny Twp Oct. 81, IST3-6t*
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

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then add one pint of wheat flour, and one and-a-
half measures of Banner baking Powder, first
mixing the pow der iato the -four, and passing
huth through a sieve.
Each can of the Banner Baking Powder
contains small measure. to be used even
full, accOrdingto printed directions. If you
from your grocer. send twenty-five cents by
nIIil addressed TO Banner Baking Powder,
l.. o. Lock Box BIT PittSbuTg, Pa, and you
viii receive, postage paid, q quarter pound
package, together with q list of fifty val bic
Recipes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12
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NOTICE.
DEMONSTRATORS \ OTICE

q MlNISTRATOR'S y OTTO f.
- Estate of MARY DoNAHOE, decd
Letters of Administration on the estate OF
MARY DOSAHOE, late of Washington township,
Cambria county, ha We been granted to the IN
dcrsf@ned. residing in said township. 10 whom
ull persons indebted To said estate are reLCest-
cd to make Immediate pa yEnCut and those hav-
ing claims or demands viii make known tie
same without delsy.
THOMAS DONAHOE. Admir-.
Washington Twp, Oct. 81, 1913, Ct
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

Shat from the clean wheat, grdcefgtug accept
the "sobr:quet' and acknowledge its entire ap-
prOpriateneSS.
On! forgot the Ldtill-hut as draw on Mi
chaeI Daily for Ing Latin, and as have not had
time to see Michael, will pass it by Cor the
present. PORTAGE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12
Nos. 278, go and 282 Washington ST.,
JoHNsToWN, PA.
Protect Your Buildings.
GLIIE,S PlTENT NLATf R0OFIyG PAlNT.

A roof may be covered with very cheap shin
gle. and by the application OF this Slate be made
last from p to years Old roofs he patched
and coated and made to look much better and last
longer than new shingles without the slate, for
unc-third the cost OF re-shingling-
The cOst Of stating new shingles IS only about the
cost of simply laying them. and the slate Is ire
proof against sparks and live Goals falling upon IL,
from he fact that insurance companies make the
same tariff that they do FOR slated roofs.
For tin .nd iron it has no equal, az it expands toy
heat and contracts by cold. and never cracks or
scales. For Cemetery fences il is particularly
adaI ted. The Slate or Paint is ENTREM ELY
CHEAP. Two gallons viii cover hundred Square
feet OF shngc roof. over four hundred OF tin or
iron. Price Of the Slate ready for is 80 cents
per gallon. SO per barrel $50 per barrel OF about
30 gallons. freight from New fork added. We
furnish and apply the material for $50 per 100
square feet. freight added
The Paint has very heavy body. but is easily
applied with a 1 inch colOring brush. On old
and rotten shingles it nils up the holes and pores,
hardens them. and gives u new and substantial
roof that viii last for years. ON ctIrlcd or warped
shingles it brings them TO their place and keeps
them there. 1t Glls up the holes in tin or felting
roofs and stops the leahS cOct is equal to ten
Of ordinary pant. The color OF the Slate when
first applied is OF a dark purple in about month
il changes a light uniform slate color, and is to
all ntents and purposes. slate 1t is a slow dryer.
but rain VIII not affect it in the least one hour after
il is put
Samples sent to any part of the country by
press {. O. u. II ordered to be sent by freight tho
money must accompany the order.
Orders respectfully solicited. Address,
B. J. WRESTLING. MiddletOwn, Pa, or
II. r. WRESTLING. Huntingdon, p.
Agents for Dauphin. Lancaster. Lebanon. Hunt
ingdon. BedfOd, Blair, and Cambria counties
ALE HESLOP Of Johnstown. has the exclu-
sive right for the sale Of the above in Cambria
county. nOy2S-4t
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CTRAY STEER. to the en-
! closure CT the subscriber. inches. TOWNSHIP.
about the first day Of June lss. \ IARK
RED STLEB, two years Old last SsprsUs. said
steer has White hairs intsrnxei NgiTh the req on
both ita-lls bu; bears private marks. The UwB-
cr - requested to come forward, prove proIor'y.
pay charges and take him away, otherwiss he viii
be disposed OF according TO law
JOHN I.ANTZT.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

ANOTHER NEW CONSTITUTION RALLY.
The meeting on Tuesday evening last to
discuss tho new Constitution was one of
the largest that has been held in this place
for several years. This may be accounted
for by the fact that it was not political
gathering, but an assemblage of the people,
irrespective of party, convened to listen to
n fair and frank discussion of principles
which are of more importance to all classes
than any issue which has ever been or ever
could be involved in a mere political cam
paign. Although intended as an occasion
for the friends as well as the opponents of
the new Constitution to express their views
on the subject, no speaker appeared in OPP
position to that instrument. Speeches in
favor of the measure-strong, comprehen-
sive and convincing-were made by Rev.
n Horne, of Johnstown, Hon. A. {. Flu
ney, of CIcarfield, Republican member
of the Constitutional Convention, ID. Nc
Laughlin, F. w. Hay and Jno. Z. Linton,
Esqs., of Johnstown, and by John S. Riley
and r. L. Johnston, Esqs., of this place.
We have not room to report even IN con-
densed form the remarks of any or all of
the speakers, but it will suffice to say that
they fully disposed of the fallacious false
hoods urged against the new Constitution
by its enemies and clearly demonstrated
that the measure, although by no means
perfect, was as a whole a decided improve
ment on the Constitution now i'll force. and
was therefore deserving of the unqualified
endorsement of all honest citizens The
meeting was a decided success, and its eff
fccts will no doubt be felt in favor of the
new organic law at the election to be held
on Tuesday next.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

IL COMMON PLEAs.-Following are the
causes which have thus far been disposed
of in Court during the present week;
PauI 7 Finn ct al. vs.. J. j. krise and jacob
NagIe summons in debt. Jury find for plaintiff
the sum of s3lS with interest from Dec 10 lSoS
John BRADLEY VS.. John and Catherine mouse.
Summons trespass on the case IN ASSN pSi'- Dia
continued by plain ill., ~
Johu Brotherline ys. Il. l.. Johnston anu }. T.
ScanIan Summons in trespass on the case. IN
becomes non SUIT r,..-., s,,,,,,,,,,,,s IN,
trespasS brought by plaintiff for damages IN belhg
deprived of the use of a spring near ms noe i -
Summtville ana for the possession oi I44S ,: -
J Jury find for the plaintlH anu is9esS ' s
Tom F. storm vs. Michael DOYLE and p. F. Car
ney. Summons in eieetment: Ihls I sur. III NJ Iot- 81
brou q hi for the possession of n house ana iot ot
crround at CiaIitzin which the pa nttil nan ooushU
at Sherifi's sale the properly OF HiclaoI - ~ -
Defendants claimed tina. Mr. Doyle hty t nv ~ - NJ
the proper " as il had been purchaser py Is ".
=, JJovie wife of Michael Doyle, and paid ior GU
of her separate funds, and tha- sac nad sole - ~
z. +. Carney, in rrus, for Daniel carney 'iS
find for he defendant. f. - A.,
r. Elliostvs. Harry Marle:t. Summons case III
assumpsi Con 'inued. 60,
VIM. II. SSumerville VS.. John Mellon e. a. Sun 9uii
mons case for injury TO the real es ae OF Ile &c :. =
tiH in the mater Of nuisance. On ,rial IL liie VI
going TO press
TIE friends Of educa ion are mos: cordially IN
vi ed be presen he Is and 10 ms $, a tiie nc
Union School hutldng E5ensburG, 10 WI ness me
examination OF he pupils IN The several depar :
men :, a. which fine silver medals and other
F''-'' W. 5, McPuERRAv, Principal.
JuDICloUs PARENTS. anxious to do the bes, ior
their boys, bay beau ful clothes for hem, at very
low prices. at Oak Hall. Philadelphia. WANAHA-
KRR & BRowN keep everything he boys wan IN
their Immense assortment and clio hing can be or
dered by mail and sen ny express o any poin =
, 1873-09-11

numbering o70, which givo 10 major
isy to tho Republicans, tho Donapartiats in-
.cludcd. The Right Contro, 1owovor, ts not oona-
poacd exclusively OF Monnrohiats, as It containB
"a Republicans. who wont from THO Loft to tho
Right, owing to thoir hatrol Of tho nndicals-
movement which rosultcd In tho overthrow Of
II. Thiers and The formation Of tho preaent Adj
ministration. Evon admitting that thoy would
not favor tho olnims Of either Of tho throe pro-
tendora to tho throno-tho Prince Imperial, tho
Duko OF 0rloans, or tho Count do Ohambord
still tito Republican majority Is 30 small
that 1t might easily DO swept away by
any sudden outburst Of monarohtcal enthusi-
asm, or disappear in crBia from its weak foun-
dations. a sudden froak aont the fourteen Ro-
pubncans over to the Right and dopoaod II.
Thlora. An equally sudden freak may at any
ttmo wipo out tho present majority and dopose
tho Republic itsolf.
, 1873-09-11

dor acted as aort Of monitor, aud reported un-
ruly pupils. Amongst tho latter WAS the late n1r
John II. Moss, pupil Of 25 years Of ago, who
WAS reported dno day BY Mrs. Alexander. dis
puto ensuod botwoou tho toachor aud tho pupil,
during which tho Into 1lr. Alexander stabbed tho
late. Mr.. Moss in ttlo broabt. Thon hir. Moss
replied by atabbing Mr. Alexander and killing
him. Then Mrs. Atoxauaor got Mr.. bIoes'
knife away from him and killed him with it.
None Of tho remaining pupils boing nuflloient1y
accommodating to kill Mra. Alexander or each
other, aho survived to toll tlio atory, and 1t is
to 10 presumed tho school was then closed for
repairs, and that tho scholars nro now having a
vacation, growing out Of tho enforced absence
Of thoir late toaohor. Meanwhile, applications
to fill vacancy In tho Banks County school arc
In order,
, 1873-09-11
THE COURTHOUSE PLANS,
Tho Three Competing Architects
Before tho Council,
messrs. Matz, Gay, and Tilloy Explain
Thelr Designs.


special mcetlngo or tho common Council wna 1od
aat evening" Aid. Dond In tue chair. Thera were also
prcaent tho following Aldermen Rlcardaon. Dixon,
Wasron, Cooy. McAyoy. stt1wol1. pickortnu ,rr.aam
on.rtnn ns,a, nas:.,, n,,,s,a,, s,s.' Tracey
ooyelaua nnIrt sr"as,, "h,r% sn oo.o
Lengschey, schafrnsr. Carney Cannon, brandt. Voo1,
man, md Oorcoran.
Thu c.,1 for tha .,..,,- H.
.,s.s,. s ,oi .ne "ootahs hotuhg 1of'a III op1eeh
"eh was tho consideration Of tho throo plans obtain
Ing premiums, WIS road.
On motion tho oru,ci uon+ t,.o <r,,,,,,.o. ~ H.,
ro,a Ala .Tnaxs, -, "c''t sl'o ooal'see u u.
-. no' aI9feth IN tue CHAIR, and turned round
to Taco tAo wall wlcreupon wore hung tic soycraI
drawings Of tho pans o, atessrs Matt and Cav Mr.
ril1oy,s Eureka nl.n .or, M ,,,s oa,a.I, ~,
Ottn ,,,,, <g,. a.st a.,,.. wv olposne wall
10 At considerable longth being crosa-oxamnod by
overy Alderman. A1r, Afatz claimed that he Ind 10
600 600 cuho foot mr., oott,,,,o5 H.. aos. ~ ~
foot All r,t1s,, 49,. .ue eoas o. ~ eents
mnko Tim cost u ono nm ~, ..t =, xoo IN ,,s
, 1873-09-11
ut sf.2o@1.27 sol1cr September. Hogs wcro
dull, and loo lowor. Cnttlo wero woak md slow
Of sale. Blioop rornain qniot aud ateady.

Tho National Convention OF spiritua1tsss is au-
nouncod to DO hold In thiB city on tho 10tl, OF
September. There is a gront excitement and In.
torost prevailing in that denomination con-
corning this mceting. At tho last Annual Con-
voution Victoria Woodruff was elected proa,1snt
Of tho eptritua!ista Of America, and, as such,
will preside In Chicago. Since that timo, thln
woman has published many scandatous stato-
ments In her papor, and hna boon locturing In
variouH parts Of tho country. Thcse loo
tureB arc reported to DO OF tho most de-
pravod character. At recent convention
In Vinoland, New Jorsey, her language on thIs
subject was Of tho most disgusting character.
She waa backed up in this busincBa by ono
''Rovorond" Mosca Hull, whose speeches aud
1etterB, ii published In book form, would foil
undor tho head Of obscene literature. Wood
hull, In hor lectures and conversation, hns boeu
promislng to "speak moro plainly" at Chicago
than shc has evor done yot. which means pos
elbly that dcconoy Ia to be wholly ignored.
Thore is revolt, howevor, among the Spiritual
lists, and meetings have boon hold In yarioue
places. md delegates appointed, under instruo-
ttons to yoto ut Chicago to depoae Woodruff to
ropudiate Hull, aud to donounco freo-lovo doc.
trinoa. Tho result will probably be aepara-
tion tho docont members Of tho Hp11itua1iat
body will either rotiro or expol Victoria
and Moses, and stigmatize thoir doctrinca as
appropriate only to tho gutter Tho Religio-
Philosophical Journal Of this city, an organ of
tho spiritualists, declares open mAr upon tho
free-love faction. It ia to DO regretted TINT q
convention under such u manager as this woman
should meet horo or anywhere olse. It would
be vol for the police to be on hanl In sufficient
force to dlsperso the gathering II 1t becomes, IS
Is not unlikely. brothel-debating society.
, 1873-09-11

SGEA OA GHIATGA%
package Of flower Heeia may eecm to be n vcrv
trlhing thing, but be assured 1t is not II suy one
tells you that 1t ID thing Of account eyer nfter
HaraB look dstrustfully oil that man, and place but
htto reliance his Rtatcnlens uo ia not to bo trust
od. uo docs not think oven onco before he speoks
AK him why this grcat and glorious 1lepublic runs
national Hcod house ut Washington, and cxpends
honafeaa OF thousands Of do1ara ovory year. II 1t
not TO send to tho Posmasters and fo,y urominent
local politicians evcry year tlo tnsgniacant-looktuR
package OF howor-sccds uaybo root Of that wino
plant" II this loca not vanquIah tho snlloH-patod
follow, relate to him tho tale of how package Of sun.
Aowcz seed haa forever raised barrier botwocn
tho families Of John Leary and Thomas nourke,
Jr, aud tho prilo Of liz Hourko family. Maggie ~
nomo, thcro1y bgltiug two young lives, nnd tnaylo
neng Tue means OF Sending them beth to destruction
Of events waB brought about Ia thtawisa Last srrinR
When tho streets began to that plaatio condi-
country papers hinted Of fancied resemblance bo-
tween March taking Its departure and tho nohlo king
Learys anu Rourkea notified thoir naronts By TRACKING
mud Into tho house that 1t was about timo for people
sssds ee soreNsgh NagR to 10y In sr naaP Of garden
plot OF mother earth, and could not possibly want
wloo package Of see they concluded to buy but ono
equally between tho1n Ii this way thcy could Save Save
hait The money they usually Invest tn neods and bq
selt s to s1t # to The ouisys Library
fracsa With Germany. In tho purchase OF these soeds
II was decided to buy some for orna,nenting thor
door-yarda, and as board feuce, five feet high, n-
set flowers TINT would grow to the heigh. OF more
than aFe feet, or elso 1oaye tho cato opon
hnd lot atray cows In to feed OIL tieic
cabbages and other things necessary to Frenchman'a
and at last it decided that tho majestic aunowef
was tho proper thing to grace the Lcary anil Rourke
yards. Tho sceds werc purchased aad divided. Tho
suntowera grow, but by mysterious process tho
Rlnnh o! the Kourkes aourisheu much mora than
tho onea fosered " the Lcary brigade, md at ast tho
latter that tho former bad appro-
printed tho largest and finest seeds. Thoy
charged thom with It, aud az the Rourkcs
felt tnsultel thero trouble Immediately, and from
Torda they came to blowH and IN tho general confu
case was decided In the Police Court to DO out Of
their jurisdiction, aud that tho trouble was CAUSED by
the little package Of suntower aoeds. Who will now
say that Ruch a package il trtainK thing
, 1873-09-11

Two Of tho Springfield banks aro regarded by
Deputy Commissioner Sweet, Of the Internal
Revenue, as conscious receivers Of some OF Har-
por's stolon money. On tho very day the do
faulting Collector hbsconded he deposited in
Bunns Bank and tho First National Bank, on
bis private account, drafts which he had received
ns Collector from tho Pekin distillorB. On tho
ground that the bank officers know that these
wero public moneys, and could not therefore bo
honestly turned into Collector Harper'e private
the1n to the Governments.
, 1873-09-11

Tho most remarkable salo of short-horn Cattle
Ono hundred and eleven head Of cattle. COM
prlBing tho celebrated Now York Mills herd, tho
property Of the Hon. Samuel Campbell, wore
sold at auction for an aggregate sum Of $780,
500. Tho Eighth Ducheas Of Geneva brought
the startling prico Of s4o,6oo. Tho Tenth
Duchess OF Geneva sold for $4,000, aud $50, 900
was given for the First Duchess Of Oneida. Tho
average price paid for ten OF the Duchess tribe
WIS S2l ZOO each. Ths herd waH beyond quea-
ton tho moBt valuable over got together, and its
Bale attracted fancy stock-breeders from every
part Of this country Rs we'll rs from Europe.
The three highest prices we're paid BY English
, 1873-09-11

Tho condition Of parties In Franco may be aa-
contained from the following analysis Of tho
composition Of the National Assembly, which
Will a1ho prove of Value for referonco heroafter
Tho Assembly contains 7a0 Deputies, divided az
followa: Right, 90 momhora Centre Right,
2o4 Bonapartists, 81 Loft, 148 Oontre Loft,
1907 Radicals, TO. Total, 73o. Out Of this to-
tal tho Right ard Contre Right, which openly fa-
Tor monarchy, number 9G0. In oppoai-
tlon to tlom thoro aro three Ropub-
lican and opo Bopapartlst denomination.
, 1873-09-11

Tho Pork Packers Convention, which, with It's
auxiliary industries, represents one Of the heayi
eat interests Of the Wost, IL now in session at
Myers Opera-Houso, in this city. Delegates
from every part Of tho country are present.
The work OF preliminary organization Was the
main business OF yesterday. Col. Hancock, in
his opening remarks, referrod to tho charges re-
Gently brought against the Pork Pack
ers,--among othors, by Secretary Smith,
OF tho Farmers State Aseooiatlon,-that
they attempted by their combinations to control
tho prices Of hogs. Ho said in rop1y that no one
could t1 tho price Of live stock in country like
this with any greater SUCCESS than would follow
ono Attempting to change the movement Of tho
planets by legislation. As a further reinsurance
to the farmers, q motion WAS passed. offoring
seats in tho body Of the Convention to tny
representatives Of Oranges or Farmers oluba
who chose to attond and watch the proceed-
innB.