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DAnTNEH WAETED-TO TAKE A HALF INTER-
l. est anu the office management OF wol.estahllshod
Meohanea bunvAs IN quo u {ho host elite; Y Iowa.
aud about b,0U capital thta ne opportunity, Full
pnrcnAta and yefersacsn will Ds giyOn upon addressing
Tf3, Tribune nllra.
71AIeTNEa, 1YANrEn--I HAVE 4. GOOD WEST.
osn acuMainancu, and want lyo. honest mAl, with
ln uQ, Into tho grAl cuInu.sslnu trao. Hest ~
rstercnccs ssvoa and Required. Adlrssa S. WILLIS.
Teiblnn nLato.
pIoKRD lyp-A GRAY HORSE ABOUT Il YEARS
ass O"par eau laTo hin by oailIug ut 6a ThIoon.
ut. and pa{ing oharg1h.
DARTNEn WANTED-;;LlNIlT 1IANUFAOTUNTE1
ba;uo:x; s SssS'hod is9 a ner cent rfohts;
klAHALL J. CO.. 81. r. UAuruh lslavI. SN @'p''
T)AArNl2K WANT Ell ;,-OFpluE uUsfNRSS Ea;Td n
isteu Toats best 9! rvtsr9noes given aud raquIts,
uue o'tce. W. aFaa-
1)AHfNEh WAHrED-A Coon MAN Writ Si0o
n !egttimhts aud tasy pratt abls Hryinu l,,s,nces
luula Huusls. " Ws.t I{anloipla.st. o1''Ae'''
II 3ANrNhLs WANrl$n "A rAlrrNEls W1rH aio. .0o0:
~ hsAttla4a estAbllshv tr4{is OF yuarni sts}nS'
'ae bn'uVss unsurpassed. Adtvus IT, Tribune oihs1
, 1874-05-23
FOR SALE.


HOY ,bALE-F!h5r.uI,AEA TICKET TO DEE
y hIotHus, 1a., eieap. r. II. FAilK, % Wust Mudl.
E'QR ,BALE-gHEAP-i IiANDSOME CARVED
otano. ..-''''' - ~
, 1874-05-23

= -
DnIDGEpouT, May 22--Ann1yED-T, nyburn. AIar.
saills! s60o bu oats ]. W Oracle arswold aIlnooka
GLEAuEn-Excestor, Joliet 81, ,395 IT, lumber, IS 800
lah Nipple Leaf, Jofiot, co. a0s It. lumber Cayaa
Lockport, 3,140 II. lumber, 'e"'
Bn1paEroRr, h1ay 22-7:45 D. m-oLEAnEp--pbop
ni3 Iockrort, 40 M lumber, 2000 posts; North Star
utea, ss 3A t. lumber; Morning Light Utica, 81, ,1l
, 1874-05-23

---.-... PERSONAL.
1NTtlhMATlON WAETED OF WILLIAM RTEN-
uIgns nsTssoe, end Garpanttr by tIade, plcasU I'd
, 1874-05-23
Iu1kH Err}k1tfk

Were fairly actiys at 31iR4e for corn, 4s5etSo fox
wheat 10 Buffalo. Chartors: To Dutlalo-Schr St.
lawrence wheat At 13@o; sehr ". y. Aen, corn at
corn At 3Jfo; rropa Arabia and Oneida corn through
Prop Jay aoult corn and oats through. To Port Col.
oornoESohrs Tailor aud ,Winons, corn at 10. To
Hbbia Nan and brig Roeeius, corn through. 70 o.
denshurgh-prop milwaukee,, corn through. Total,
5000 bu oats.
- uM1lwAuKEE, May H.-No change In grain freisbts
CHARTERS; 70 guGao-sohrs Hattie Johnston, 1finnis
At 4c solr st. Peter, oats, at 3So. No oswego CHART
wheat to Oswego. Charters: soow Dutohor Boy,
lumber, South Saginaw to Cleveland. $3.50 scow T.
= Cain, Forestsiils to Detroit. cedar posts at 4c
shingles at 25c, and hoops ut $50 barge Paragon
N0gcrs City to Sandnsky, telegraph poics ut $50.
BAY Ci1x, May 20.-Lnmbcr to Toledo, &1.7599.o 90,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18
ORPHANS, COURT SALE-F

~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Cambria County, VIII offer at public sale. on
the premises, on Saturday. the ietit day OF
october. 1874. Mt O'Clock, p NJ. the following
described real estate, to wit: THE UN DIVID ED
ONE-HALF PART of PIECE OR Pa RCEL
OF Ian ID situate in the Township of SDsquchHn-
IA, County of Cambria and State of Pcnnsylva-
MIA. adjoining lands OF Abraham Bartlcbaugh,
Abraharn Dale, James SOu1cryiile and others,
containing 9J Acres. more or less. unimprOved.
cDIf.
TERMS or SALE.-Ten per cent. of the purchase
money to be paid on day Of sale, One-third OF the
balance on confirmation of sale, ami the residue in
one yeer thereafter, with Interest, to be secured
by the Judgment bond ard mortgage of the rur-
chaser. JESSE NJ. HAR-ER,
Administrator CT EDWARD KING, deed.
Sept. Is. 1sT4.-St.
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Notes of Irdrel.
CARROLL Twp, Sent. Il.

CARROLL TWP, Sept u, 1874.
FRIESD NCPIKE-As you are aware, | was
bies visited the capital OF the nation wash
fngton), but ae a majority OF your readers have
city, will refrain from entering into details
Soon after my footsteps ceased TO reseund on
& noss ,f Snepharh 1I my race trrne 81
l came tn W hat Is kh5wn as the Long Bridge"
seen Arlington Heights the former residence
OF General Lee, now deceased. whose mansion,
built as ii is on high ground, cclrmands n mag
Diticent view of the city of senator's, represent
ativcs, and radical thieves generally, as well as
fne views OF Georgetown. Alexandria, and
parts adjacent. The Union flag waves grGco
fully over the building, being kept there / un-
derstsnd by order of the Generals son.
Alexandria, seven miles distant from Wash
fnrtorI, Is brisk business city containing bout
5000 inhabitants, including negroes, who are
! Dor here. but the docks are in a miserable con
dition. In the outskirts of the city, lying along
| the line of Orangennd Manassas r. r. lisa very
large aud handsome celiietcry. within the CON
| fines of which many Northern soldiers found
their last earthly resting places
along the o. = ". Il. R.. we began to get some
| here during the dark days OF the Rebellion.
! There Tre 5000 acres on the ffne of this road,
! of which the heirs OF Gen. Lee are the owners.
! that were at one time cultivated like garden,
, tut are nov wilderness of bushes with no
Buildings rails or ii noer left
! The next stopping place is Burk's station.
/ where there is another cemetery for Union sol
; fiers. Following tho road past Fairfax station
| fences and no timber IS The story all tho way
through. Tent-hcarths and bTeastwOrks are
/ still visible ut MsnaSSes Junction. where con-
fetIer.ite cemetery about half acre in extent
is also 90 be seen. At each entrance to his
cemetery is painted in large letters tire words,
Confederate Dead" There = good picket
fence around this burial ground. but otEcrw sc
it is in a ratls ser dilapidated condition.
BrStow Station, five miles beyond Manassas,
was tho scene OF many thrilling incidents dur
ing the war, and various were the anecdotes re-
lated to me during my brief stay there, but as
too much space would be requireT to relate
them now, j will defer mention Of them uulil
some future time --
NokesvilIe (naTuci after Major Nokes, the
owner OF a large tract OF land iu that vicinity.
and who by the il jolly n sportsman as
can be found anywn nere.) il about three miles
from BristoT. and j. Il thriving village. Strange
to say. on the very dav that arrived at SOkcs-
vihc not aS is the climate there, saw fully six
feet of snow. | shudl1erci and thou ght of the
Allcg hcny mOu ntains, but as don't wish any
body else to shnidcr, oven at the bare rec ital.
will say lust here that the snow saw was
Major Snow, military titles are numerous
down in "Old Virgiuuy.'J who resides about
one mile from tho station.
Tn my next. n you think worth while to pub
fish this, viii give YOU a brief description of
the son, products water, stock, etc. u.
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Comm nunicYtiU1f.
FALLEN TfNpFR. Sent Il. 1s1


NR. EpIToR-In the report of criminal trials
in the FREEMAN of the llth inst. occurs this ac-
count OF one of them:
"CoIf'th vs. Jos W. .GaIlalicr-assault and bat
terry, with intent to commit rape; Elizabeth
Oankst. prosccutriX. This was one OF the most
disgusting ca ses ever brought to trial but alas
for fallen humanity. there were none prescnt to
disgust. at least hone among the spectators. The
state of morals In a certain part of White. town
hip If this case is to be taken as criterion, Is at
q very low ecb indeed.
All that we know of this case is simply what
is related above and that is probably enough.
From il, however, ono would infer that the
hearing of its trial could not fail to disgust
ordinary intelligence and refffcment. or which
il is to be presumed there was much ir the
Court room, said to have been well flied With
persons from all parts of our comfy. As this
reference might he taken as q reflection upon
them, unintentional though it be, would not
some explanation or corrections be proper, and
dernanied in justice to those present and to the
bonor of our counIyY
But reference is also made to "a certain part
OF w hite Ship as it il was responsible for
the case or in some way connected with it,
When, III truth, the people knew nothing about
it, The prosecutrix is unknown here, the Of
Tense, wha tever il was, was not committed here,
and the defendant though Possibly he might
have been born ana lived here when chlIa, & Is
years. How, then, the turpitudc OF TINS 81
fair can justly be connected with the morals
thus lie made, undesignedly perhaps. but none
the less ipjuriously..fo 10 cast It's odium over the
inhabiiaiits, is cerfainiy not apparent
We do not claim for our pcopls the height OF
PERFECTION, nor cntire ireenofa irpiu iauts
such as other places like this arc sometimes
sut,iecfe ed to, but we do ciain fOr them good
name and a good degree OF respectability, as
iudgod by the standard around them; their in
tention being to live soberfy, honestly and
rightcously, good citizens. anduo shun vice.
Especially do disown for them all countc-
panee for such depravity as that referred to in
the quotation.
Our charity will not allow US to believe this
fling at White township to have been intention
al, for the uniform courtesy of the FREEMAN \
does not often admit such courSencss; hut such
.mputatiOns, so damaging to the reputation ot
u well meaning people, should not he suffered
10 pass uurebuked. a. IL. FlSkE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18
OHERIFF'S SALES-Bv yirtue

~ of suniry writs of Fend. Erpon. issued
out of the Court OF Common Ploss Of Cambria
County and TO me directed. there viii he exposed
to public SALE at the Court ii ouse in Ebensbura
on Iue~siRy. the 9Th tiay of October ncxt.
NJ O'Clock. p M the following real estate wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of Theodore NJ.
apple OF in and to piece OF parcel Of land stu
ate in bite township. Cambria county. adjoining
lands OF Hon John Dean. Thomas Powell Troxoll
GLASGOW. and others, containing e5T acres more
OF less. unimproved Taken N execution anu TO
Ii sold at the suit of John Daily for use OF Chas
Grass.
Also, all the right, title and interest OF Charles
Johnston. Of in and to piece or parcel Of land
situate in Washington township, Cambria county
adjoining lanIs of James Dcnnis0n, NJ NJ. Adams.
deed anI Others containing 10 acres. more or less
about % scrcs of which are cleared-no~ I'm pos
session of Charles Johnston. Taken IN execution
aud to be sold at the suit OF James Deniston Ali
nee of Mrs. Aun Jackson and others
HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff
Shcrih-s Once. Ebensburg. Sept. IA. lsI4.-5i-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

THIRTY-ONE THOUSAND STEINwAY Pr
ANOS.-The Messrs. Stoinway & Sons have
Just turned out their thirty-one thousandth
Piano.
The stupendous snccess of this firm Is ow-
ing to their great and patented inventions in
piano fortes-rendering them the most per-
feet and durable pianos tire world ever saw.
One can tell the Steinway from the ordinary
common trash as far as IL can be heard.
Then they outlast any two pianos of other
makers. a nincteen-year old Stcinway,
owned by Mrs. Florence Kramer, of this
city, is, toe day, as good "a ever. Moreover
the prices are not higher than those Of other
makers-tbe sole aEents-kleber & Bro, be
ing determined to sell at the smallest possi-
BILE ad vance From $3.50 to 81 900 will buy
a fine Steinway person of sense, rich or
poor, should waste their money on inferior
goods, so long as the Steinway is within
easy reach Hundreds of persons thus BIT
ten have after two or three years use, glad
ly made a sacrifice and exchanged their
shoddy pianos for the Steinways In addi-
tion the Ncssrs. Kleber & Bro. sell the pop
ular Boston Pianos of Hallct * Cumston for
half price. An $500 piano for $500, $500
for $500 and 40 forth. The Great Burdett
Organ also can be found ut Kleber's, 122
Wood street. a single hearing will cause
the listener to reject all other organs and
buy the Burdett in preference. The best
aud cheapest instruments can be had only
at H. Kleber q Bros, on Wood street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.-Ctronicie, Aug. 10.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

TPHOLSTERING-Haviuoloc locs-
- ted permanently in This place, Cat the
Carriage shop 0f d NJ. Chute.) the undersigned
desires to inform the people Of Northern Cambria
ana parts adJ1cent that he Is prepared 70 do all
kind ot IPHDLSTERING. such as trimming car
ri2Ses. hUgglcs and other vehicles upholstering
sofas chairs, OttOnans. bedding etc and in fact
doing all work IN that line. Old articles Of furni-
ture, vehicles, etc. made good as new In this
particular. and perfect satisfaction guaranteed ia
every instance Charges moderate and work at
tended t. promptly. FELIX WEBER.
Ebensburg, July 81, ls7s.-Sm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

THE MOUNTAIN CITY BASE BALL CLUB
AND THEIR GRIEvANCEs.-As the Noun
tain City Base Ball Club of Altoona saw fit
on their return home to express diss atisfac-
tion with the treatment vouchsafed them
while on visit 60 this place on Saturday
last, permitting if not authorizing the asser-
ton through the Tribune that they didn't
form a very exalted opinion Of the Ebons-
burgers and think their Ifiethod of treating
strangers might be mTrch improved" we
have peen requested to make a statement
explanatory of the conduct of the gentlemen
who must have given cause for offence, adj
mitting such fact TO have had an existence
which they most eInphaticaily deny.
In the first place, them in order to set AL
things right it is proper to say that it was
not the Mountaiueers who contested the
game with the Altoona club, no such organ
ization fMountaineers( being now in exist
ence, but simply picked nine of amateurs,
brough. together without any previous prac-
ticc as a club and witliotIr any serious sx-
recitation Of being successful. Secondly, in
answer to one of the verbal complaints made
by the visiting club, we have been requested
to say that it was the presumption of those
Interested, all or nearly all of whom are con-
nected with the fire departments here that
the members Of the Mountain City club were
also members of the Altoona fire company,
otherwise the challenge would not have been
accepted, and that the reception Of one or
panizatiou would be the reception of both.
Thirdly, that the visiting club was request
ed by our worthy Burgess, D. III. Kinkead,
one Of the picked nine. to remain at their
hotel until his return from dinner, when
thew would be escorted to the ball ground
a request which they failed to comply with.
Fourthly, that all little chickering's and mis-
understandings in which either one of the
picked nine even seemed to be at fault, were
duly explained and apoiogized for to the
then expressed satisfaction of the aggrieved.
Fifthly that the people of Ebensbu-g have
always beer proverbial for courtesy to stran-
gers and friends and that nothing in the re-
ception or treatment of the visiting club
could. all things considered, be construed as
lacking in anything essential to such iepu-
tation and, sixthly, that the belief is very
general in this scommunity shat the old Noun
taiueers, if once more organized and proper
| ly trained for the contest oy hStie prac-
/ flee. could sskpock the spots Off the Noun
tain City club in short order, If their batting
! and fielding while here may be accepted as
criterion by which to judge Of their skill
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

picnic OF The ALTOONA FIREMEN In
accordance with programme, the Altoona
(Pa. II. II. Steam Fire Engine Company
arrived here per special train of six cars,
on Saturday last about o'clock q. m, with
the avowed intention of taking as much en-
joyment out of a basket picnic cbuld be
conveniently crowded into eight hours (uot
shop timeJ. They numbered 73 members
out of a total of 104, {the full complement
of the company and were accompanied by
that splendid musical organization, the AL
toona Cornet Band, as we'll as many of them
by their wives and children and others by
their swecthearts and lady friends They
were met at the railroad crossing at tie east
end of town by the Dauntless Fire Company
OF this place, preceded by .he Silver Cornet
Band, where the two companies formed in
procession, the Altoona Fl re company in the
advance, and marched up High street with
bands playing and flags flying, thence coun-
termarching along High street from Julian
to Centre, down which latter street they
pursued their way to the fine grove near the
depot, the parade throughout being the finest
ever witnessed in our midst: At the grove
proper arrangements had been made for the
enjoyment of all, a dancing platform and
numerous swings being prominent among
the accommodations provided for that Fur-
pose 1t would of course be like painting
the lily to attempt to describe in detail 80
pleasant n picnic. Suffice It to say that
what with tripping the light fantastic, sing
ing, ruinping, and throwing dull care to the
winds generally, the hour for departure
came all too soon. AS TO the more practical
part of the entertainments, namely Y, the vari-
Gus spreads, which were free to all who saw
fit 10 participate, without money and with
out price, they were simply perfection TEo
dainticst Of viands and the choicest su bstan-
tials were there in great profusion, with ex-
cellent coffee and tea, cre2Ir-ed and sugar ed
wiren desired, to wash them down. In this
connection IT may be proper to say that il
was the desire of the visiting fremen that
the citizens of Ebensburg generally, and the
ladies particularly should be present and
partake of their hospitality; but through
some inadvertance the invitation was not
rendered, and for that reason, and that rea-
son ntoue, or,r people were not largely repre-
sented on the occasion, albeit there was ap-
parently a asufficiency provided to feed m al
titude.
Among the leading spirits who did sc
rnrch to make this delightful excursion and
| picnic what it really was, n complete sue
cess, We were glad to meet and form the ac-
quaintanoe of such whele-soule6 gentlemen
as Nessrs. A. Ripple, w. n. Adams, N. +.
| Cunningham, - Brooks, and many Others
of like ilk, not forgetting as among the most
/ honored guests Afr. Wm. j. Kennedy, fore
1 man of Engine No. g. Pittsburgh, who is
| every inch a fireman and a gentleman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

URossoPIA.-Duringt the whole course OF
our study and practice we have paid partic,
ular attention to this old German mode
of detecting diseases, and especially invite
all those laboring under any lingering dis
ease tina. has not been cured, because, per
haps the complaint was not properly under
stood, to send a vial of their urine for exam
inatiou. and have the necessary medicines
sent them. We wish il distinctly under
stood that this Especial" invitation is given
to those who have sufficiently tried the rem
edies of their family physician, and have
failed to obtain relief at his hand.
If any others choose to apply we will give
them our best medical attention also, and
promise them relief in every case where a
reasonable hope can be entertained :.
If we fail to detect the "morbid conui-
tion," if any; or to determine tho nature OF
the disease or the organs affected, as the
lungs, liver, stomach, brain, kidneys, wono'
&c, there shall be no charge made
Send vial cf morning urine by express
(not by Badi) with name, age, and T. o. al
dress pf the patient, and we can send the
necessary medicines DRS. OLDsHUE.
l32 Grant St, Pittsburgh, Ia.
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ESTATE OF DENNIS COUGH.

~ NOUR, y lUSATIC.-In the matter of
he first account Of EPHRAiM GOUoHScuR. Com
mite OF DENNIS GOCGHsoUR, lunatic.
BY virtue Of sn alias order Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria County, notice e hereby
given that tho above account has been filed in the
office of the Prothonotary. and that the same VIII
he presented for confirmation and GIiowance at the
December term of said Court.
BY theS,ourt. J. X HITR. Prothonotary.
Pr0thOnotary's Cflce, Ebensburs Sept. Il. I..-et-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

At the sulicjg2 cation Of a number OF frierus
tlsc slt -criitcr offers himself candidate for
County Cotam missioner. and having no Doubt ~
his capac.iy, and certainly none n 10 his will
!iuUur-s. to flcr1CTn the duties uf said Office
honestly and faithfully. he hopes 10 meet VIII n
the favora bic consideration 90 tho apuroa chirE Y
DcppcrRtic County Convention. 10 which alone
GIs claims are submitted.
JosUK d. PARH1SH.
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A CCOUNT NOTICE.-Notice is

IA hereby given that the second and final
account nj ". KlGKEAD. Esq, Assignee of JoHS
j. Glass. OF Allegh sny township. has hec'n n =
m the Prothonotsry's Dffice at Fhensbors, an 4
win be presented 90 the next Arsum -nt court for
c0nrna ion unicss einsa be shown ~ he contrary
BY the Court. i. X. HifE, PrclSro -.try-
ProthonOta-y-s once, E5cnSburr, Sept. g .s-4.5t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

At the solicitation OF many friends. 7 hereby
announce u,yS,.if IS candidate for the Office
of County Commissioner. subject Ia tl,. deci-
. sion of the coming Democratic County Con-
Yeuiion- :. IIIEIsGEtl-
Chesf Snrlilrs. Aug. u. lsll
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3 DMINtSTRATION NOTICE

q II vi - - q IA loN NJ L l.
~ Estate of JAMES FARRES decd
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Admins
tratiun on the estate Of James Farren late Of he
township Of Washington. county Of Caubrta de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned by
the proper authority Persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make payment forthwith
and those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for sett cement
MARY TARREN. AdmnIstratrIx.
2. &. U'HARRA. Administrator
Washington Twp, Sept. II. Is74.-5t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

THE artumpal equinox heinG at hand, q
change from linen to wooden clothing u in or
der We take pleasure iIf recommending an
who desire TO buy fall and winter clotaiug 70
the firm Of :. J. Hess & Bro. al ana @t5 Ma'lih
st. JohnstnSn.
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Ebonsburs. July p, Is7i.


Possessing t'Ic same ifIaiicBahlc right to bo
selected rejected. n the Csse max he, Tor the
Office Of County Commissioner that n possess
ell hy ''any other man the subscriber hangs
his banner on the outer wall and declares his
willingness To scrye the dear people 10 the
hes; Of his ability. provided. aud provided
only. that the npproa ching County Convention
secs fit TO place his uame on the Democratic
ticket - JOHH SHARBAUGH.
Summit Jane 10. 1874.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
THE NAME or
WILLIAM MCDERMITT,

~ WGShfnDto'i IyIT7lshfp,
Is presented by his friends to the consideration
OF the coming nptnnrr County Convention
: ut person for the Office Of Poor House Di-
rector or Cambria county; MANY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18
rRnTunNnTARY

Tho undersigned viii bc candidate before
the County Convention for the Office OF Pro-
thonofary OF Cambria county subject to the
u.5a-"s of the neruocTutiC PARTY and hopes ~
be dcrmc cd worthy tho support of his party
. friends Tor that position. \. =. CHRISrY-
LOrctte. June =. Is14.-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

We ere auth nrizcl by Mr.. NATH ANrrr HORNE.
OF JohustOwn. To announce hts name as u7e OF
tho ftrD CareidateS FOR Assembly from this
county under the provisions OF mr., nesr con-
stitution. OF course Mr.. HORNE submits his
claims to the convention and will like all good
Democrats, submit aud abide b the decision.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18

-. Through travel on the Pennsylvania
Railroad IL very extensive just now.