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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
ByJames NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction GERS,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE VACANT
STREET EFT B III TENTH AND ELEvENI,H
STREETS; AND ARJqIN ~ The k aSb
". ii. ALLDERDICE, ESQ, FOR SALE AT
be sold ON THURSDAY the
9th day OF February, 1874, on The premises, a.
IOT. as above located, fronting % feet and run
ming back 1853 feet 10 wide alley; TINS propertS
the t?anitoI and Convenient To all the public build
ings and in flrst-class neghborhood, 1t may well
be considered the most desirable lot for first Glass
private residence now on the market.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes. IN
JAN tS II. TAYLOR & SON,
Auctioneers
POSTPONEMENT. E....
In consequence of the rain the above sale IS posi-
poned until MONDAY, 23d instant, at ~ O'CLOCK.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR Il SON,
Auctfoupers
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BY Telegraph.

NEW 1OFNs :,
NEW Yorx, February 21-Noo1"-stoeAs u er
Money. 4@5. Gold. 1929 Exchange-Long,4 500 ;
short. 4ssx. Governments steady. sIale oonu'
quiet. Stealing dp,, a,
Erenino,-Money easy at 4@o. sternhs uuii a.
ass. Gold more active at Il2SdpAA1~' "o'e'
ments and states steady.
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BY Grubbs C Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneen.
Eleventh street between Main and pen,

building LOT, ON SHOCKOE SLID
ID ADJOINING THE COLUMBIAN. q, , on,
P PtS1PpiR tx 20 BY 62 FEET 70 AN ALIESY
Real Estate Exchange on MONDAY, 23n Pa a. sse
airy, at IL O'Clock u. il Is well situated forh,G.t
ness purposes. GRUBRS & WILLIAMS '-
le ~ ANctinnlnr.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. February 2l' 1874
a, ono at,anla and Richmond Airline
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

EOR SALE RIVATELY. the very al
L tractire property known as RITCHlEs COT
TAGE, on the west side of Ninth street. French
Gar:en Hill, containing large rooms. hsfie'
dressing rooms bathrooms. Al closets, Win r;aG'
uful shade trees and shrubberv Oh the ground:
also kitchen and Office building. The los ln,I'
1861 feet by 1870 feet to an ally 20 feet Wide. f@
terms apply to GRuBBS & WILLIAMS.
10 OF Al Real Estate Agents.
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,.u,r ropK RANK STATEMENr.

MEM YORK BANK SIA1 E'fH-'H.
NEW YORK, February 81 line oaii~ S.''eAe'
- .h,t Looms have creased half illion; spe-
81. decreased one-qua ter Of million legal-ten-
dors Increased one-quarter Of million; deposits
Increased a trifle The Gold-room and Stock tx
change will be closed on Monday.
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SALE me of-the best MERCAN.

FOR SALE. one of~the best MEXICAN
II TILE STANDS IN Southwestern virginia
On account OF failure In health, the understand
would sell their property In the town OF A! cns
HOUSE, DWELLING, &C., on reasonable term
The business of our house Is heavy, and In thr'.
ing condition. The situation is all that c0ua -
desired for business, Persons desiring Information
will apply by letter or In person u
&. 3. YARBhoUGH CO.
f. 21-d2t&swlaw2t NiCSeisy!l!e, Va
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT, TWO-STORY BRICK a.
Il TENEMENT on Third street between ~
Duy2l and Baker. -.
ty-ciphth street between Q and X streets.
THREE STORES. with DWELLINGS above, on
" TW0-SToRY FRAME TENEMENT No. ZIG
west Marshall street. xr,,,, -. ,.,
TWU-STORY FRAME TENEMENT on Streck-
UNSTABLE OFFICES on Main street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets and on Eleventh
annlv TO RICUa RDSCN & CO.,
10 13.Il 1113 Main street.
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cn,a1rtos: Rice, &C.; English &C. =
Drugs, nyesthffs, GUS &C.

cn,n1rtcs: Rice. &C.; English &c
Drugs, R,estnffs, etis' &C.
AEssas: sc.
Alcokoi:. s2.25 y gallon ,.,. dozsn.
Concentrated Eye: 70 " case % ioa.
copperas: &c.
Coehfneal: II y D:
Extract Of Logtoood: loc' l&a
indigo: SIPS.
Mddder: 16c- a7oas, 75
s, e1s sa.a5; whale sse. s,s& 3d. eog sweei
Isuraaor.cod oil, opsiSe; , .ass sS q eson
e Saz :subrcating, soc; Kerosene ls@lsAe
gallon. az,
Ssdo: Sal, sx@4c, in kegs; English S0oa' ''s'''
American, &c. x,eco.
Spirits TuTpoatine: 5s@o"'
Fertilizers.
sns, s PuY Pscic, s5e Powbatan, .aw sss
ssperphospaasee s SSsiy h1af TSopaccoFoo $50
aDi. $40. e-r-~--~r-~-~-
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY

4 NICE FRAME DWELLING, five room. corner
OF Canal and JIG fferson streets. Price. Il ,JVV
FRAME HOUSE on Fou-hee between Broad aHi
Grace. four rooms, $3.50;
FIR ME HOUSE, four rooms, uorth lhird sd''''
FRAME HOUSE, three rooms, corner OF TIP
tieh and streets, 5000:
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, Main street ePPv'
site Monroe Park, $4,000: ~ o..
FRAME HOUSE. i've rooms, Canal between tpS'
and FOushee, $3.50; ,,,.,..,
BRICK House, five rooms, corner OF ih!fI's'"
and y streets, $3.50: ~ ,,...
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, THIRTEEN pe'"'t-
and streets, $500.
Fortcrms and further particulars apply 10
HILL & tIOBDlN,
Real Estate AGciiOufei>.
70 2O.eod3t 1l0S Main street
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BY Jsmes N. Taylor & SON,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
osioo corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

DU1LDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TION-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY tne
~ 4SI o,eIosk P. 81, EiGHT Pretty BUILDING;
ITS, fronting on the east side OF Buchanan street
IS feet each and running back the usual olstahce'
lEhAs Az '4', JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON,
60, - .Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, THE VERY DESlRA- g5S
K BILE RESIDENCE No. GIL west Cary klaE
street adjoining the residence OF Charles Philips
ESD, with nine rooms three on each hoorl: Kitten,
en- with three rooms, large lighthouse, &C.; GOOD
trees, &c: paved back yard, aud pump OF good
water In the yard. Apply TO
fc 23-1w GRUBBS " WILL AAS.
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nv Thomas W. Keesee, Auctoneer,
1917 Main street.

.,7HREE IRON SAFES FOB .,s ga :. n ios
o,elocs, VIM sci! At my auca'n hous'
HEsRtSaSS Hs6ha ahAsw W. KHEsEE, AucaoneeI:
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+. III. GUN MEN, ASelSHSS
CiRrDBs & WILLIAMS, AucIioneers. Io 2
BY Lyme u Brother.
Real Estate AucHoneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

DRAINED HOUSE TO BE SOLD At
f Auction. TO BE REMOVED IN FIVE
DAYS.SWe Shall sell ut public auction, on the iot
situated on Main street between Monroe ano S1
at I2k o'clock P. M. good FRAMED HSyu ,,S,s,
to be removed specified The attention sn,e O.
TMRnts Cash. Lyme q BROTHER,
- aEnns Sa'i" Auctioneers.
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BALTIMORE,

ENr1MoRE, February 21.-Tirglnia 6S' o!d,
az. cousols, 51s West Nirginia's, IL. BID.
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'a,uCrHaa gALz Enls nay

uo,uas.EHoLD TgEN sEynn Eh,r RnA BIZ
SALE In AZ .s Au e my
:. 10 o,sGss eas,ea ID Bnresaa,
I war a!9rtssns, Tables Mattresses
20 pgss5ss KEEsEE, Ausa0rFs es5eh
/ Agent for J; O. fischef's 'e'e''' fe23
u-a nd action piano.
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Auct0naex5 ana - 2 Assa.st ~
Iaevensh street between M y. a asd 'ssns. stts
,TausTEEg AND z Asss Is! 9!s,s9 l sAhE
sfss.Rs 1RrIoWgTHE g dry Oh ,Rl 0HAgHn,,
NEAH THE OLD CHA dLEs CT, s e. AI2..,ss,
Az. TSissrict Codrt 1or ts Esstern District of
Virgins e 81 e Gsora al i Rae Hndss
ssnnsg er eertain daeds tersin mem
toned. and assgn ss % SAID T ~
Garch BIB, the whole q the s! Z9g
nSE resides conveyed 20 him by 8. Il. HsrIfs0n,
p. wv. CIR bbs, trustee, John Gooisby, and Henry
fates as iescrfbed TN said several deeds. About ~
acres OF the land is we'll set in finothy ana aDous
as acres In wheat. The iand isvery fertile. here
is on the place q handsome dwelling with seven
rooms, lsrge barn and hay house, and ample OUT
buildings, all IN good order. .iss $500 ~
lTERsIS :yWill be announced on the day OF sale.
EDWARD T. ROBINSON
,ss.$tSfs'@ W.sGODD1N. - lss'E
JOHN 3. CRENSHAM,
F. NJ CONNER, Assignee;
.fyuI-nBS a. WELL ANS, AucItOueerS. IL 40
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, to EXCHANGE FOR
w GREENBACKS FIVE hundred tons Of supe-
rfor Anthracite Coal. 4 large quantity Of Glover
HilI Coal aud Soft Coke, and Oak and Pine " oou,
at low rates. Also six or eight fine. large we'll
broke young Mules. u. w hEth,
Ia corner MINI ana baSlu uauh.
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioGeer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

TOR RENT, the desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING now occupied by Mr. y. Is. h;a
Norriss on Grace and Reividere streets, eight
rooms, kitchen, gas, and water. Rent low: Apply
TO LYME & BROTHER
fe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-02-13

FATAL ACCIDENT.-On the 4th instant,
as \. r. Peoples and George Bowman were
piling spars on the bank of Clearfeld creek,
at the mouth of Buck run, the former
met his death in the following manner -
One end of the spar had been drawn on the
pile and propped, and Bowman took the
horses to the other end of the spar to draw
IL up, while Peoples was holding the prop,
which slipped when the horses started and
the spar came swinging back, striking PeO-
pies Oh the side of the head, knocking him
against a tree and killing him INSTANTLY
An examination developed the fact that his
neck was broken, the left side of his head
smashed and the upper and lower jaws
broken. He was 4 son of y 3. Peoples, ef
Knox township, aged nearly 2S years, and
unmarried. He was Industrious and high
~ esteemed by his neighbors. .-C1edrfeld
Republican.
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WHERE ARE We?

Mr. EDITOR-In one hundred years, three
millions OF population increased 10 torty-two
millions. or fourteen times the original num-
her Now, if the next hundred years increase
IS in the same ratio, in 1876 the population OF
tbe United States will be five hundred and SIX
ty-,irht millions. Where will they live, and
on what VIII they feeG2
Fifty years ago there was not railroad IN
thu United Stutcs except u tram road O: Few
miles in length Now there are seventy thou
Sand lies of railroad. According TO this ratio
Of Increase. the number of miles, "A hundred
wears hence. would be iucGlculable. The same
may he said Of telegraph lines.
The re are now nearly ten millions OF boys
over six years Of age going to school in the Uni
tod states These will all be voters IN fifteen
Xe1rs if they live. That is, they will he voters
before 1890 Just think of an accession OF ten
millions of voters! Where are We?
tT.w will the produce of the great West be
tram srerred to the sea board with such grain
producing population as must eAlS' one nun
drei years henceE -.z,t -, !,
s,,ct considerations awaken the rising genera
tinr to a preparation for this great future.
Ten yc5rs ago California did not produce
,,iilion bushels of wheat now that STATE eX-
norts twenty millions of bushels annually
How much viii il export in ten, or twenty, or
ON. hundred years hence. when completely ir-
rir4ted by means OF canals!
Al the rate that coal is consumed, how long
viii il last and what will five hundred and
sixty-eigllt millions of people do for coHl-Wood
oil tic Que hundred years heHceE
DIR are ~, to presume that this nation VIII
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soon reach the zenith Of prosperity, and then
decline as other nations have done? Have we
arisen from monkeys men, and shall soon
sink again to rhe old level of monkeys?
w hen we take review of the improvements
IN machinery within the last fifty years, iuclud-
ing steam. railroads. telegraphs, ocean cables,
APPS ana Hoosac tunnels, can VIC help wonder
Ing r inventive genius cap go on another fifty,
or one hCndred Yeas In the same ratioE Or
W III SONS. cart hq uake burst ms to atoms about
the time that mind must cease 10 invent any
lhlnR new VIII the next generation live
20 witness the wonderful progress in inVen-
lions that we have seen from the wear lSe0 to
l6'4E or VIII some terrible catastrophe puT Il
stop 10 this remarkable career?
Say not these fertile praries and valleys be-
come ais arid ut some future day. as are thc
wastes OF Iddmor, the sands of Africa. or the
Iand that once flowed with milk aud honey 2
May not some fearful peStilence sweep this
dominant race from the face of the Garth and
ieaVe The western world more desolate than
, Ihcss are reflections worthy the great sub
Ject or our luture, and, while they are start
iInI, they aHor,. no IeCeldiiuH of what we shall
Dc, but merely nix the point of where we nre"
In ume ana space. Ron Roy.
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LIBERAL.
SUMMIT. Feb. Q. tS14,

MIR. EDITOR-Having been a constant
reader of your valuable paper for some time,
l notice that communications from all parts
of the county and elsewhere are accepted
l shall take pleasure, therefore, i'll acting as
correspondent for this place and its vicinity
and will try to contribute few items of
news from time 70 time to the columns of
the FREEMAN, which, 10y the way, is the
best paper published in Cambria county, and
we'll deserves the support of every democrat
worthy of the name. But to the items of
news which promised TO contribute.
Business here, as elsewhere, is decidedly
dull, and oUr merchants and other business
men sOok exceedingly glum. The panic,
however, will soon he over, and then every
thing will again ''git up and git
Our common school is progressing finely
"A fact attributable to the management OF
Mr.. Thomas Myers, who is gentleman well
qualified TO teach the young idea how to
shoot" Tom is also quite popular with the
young ladies, as bachelor pedagogues gener-
ally are even though they should be verging
on the oscar and yellow leaf"
This town car boast of rs good, If not bet
ter hotels than many other towns of much
more pretensions. The Boland House, kept
by Mr.. John c. Boland, is everything that
a hotel shOuld be, and enjoys, a. II we'll de-
serves, n liberal share of patronage The
Summit House, under the proprietorship of
Capt VIM. Linton, is 4 most orderly and re-
spectacle hotel, auG is managed by gentle
man who understands the hotel business TO
perfection.
Quite a social party took place at the Bo-
land House on Friday evening last in which
several couples from Liilys Station partici-
pated. Everything is said 10 have passed
off pleasantly and to the credit of all con-
cerned. II the sleighing continues we may
expect more of the same sort during the
present week and plenty of fun for our lads
and lassies. More mex time.
Yours, &c, LOCAL.
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LUNG DISEASE.-At the present time,
when many persons are suffering from
Throat and Lung diseases, ever one should
bear in mind the necessity of attending to
them ut their commencement. a neglected
cough or cold, no matter how slight at
first frequently terminates in consumption,
HASSON'S S COMPOUND SYRUP OF T. +
never fails in curing the worst cases of
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs. 1t is an infaliable REM
edy for Hopping Cough.
Sold 10y all Drug Stores and Dealers
throughout the United States.
P S See that the signature OF RUSSELL
S; LANDS, Prop'rs, is on each wrapper.
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THE ECC Y EA R.--The eccIes-
iastic;t year begins with the Sunday nearest
the feast of St. Andrew CSovember 2G) and
il iii vided into ten seasons: FirSt-Advent,
which begins ON the Sunday nearest St
\ ndrew's day and extends to Christmas
eve it commentaries the first and autiC-
pateS the second coming of our Lord. Sc
cond-Christmas, which carries the year on
to the Vigil of the Epiphany, and cOmTaem-
CRATES His birth. Third-Epiphany, ex-
tending from January 9th to Scptuagesima,
CUmnemorates the manifestation of Christ
to tht: Geutil-s. FoUrth-S"ptuagesima
from the Sunday of that name to Ash We'd
nesday, commentaries His labOrs and sOr-
rows. Fiith-Lent, eXt"uding from Ash
"Wednesday TO Easter eve, commentaries
His fasting. SiXtlI-PaSsiun tide, from
Easter Day TO Whitsuu eve, His resurrec-
tiun. jghth-Ascens tide, from the
ffth Sunday after Easter day 10 the Satur-
day week following, commentaries His
Ceusion into Heaven. NiHth-W hitsuntide,
being Whitsuntide and the six following
days, commentaries the coming of the
Holy Ghost. Tenth and last, the Trinity
season extending from Trinity Sunday 10
Advent, completes the year and commem-
orates 1.-THE final glory Of the elect in the
fruition of the Beatitic Vision"
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ITE MEN

EY-MIhLS.-0Isrried on Wednes Law
Jan. 2ls, at the residence of the brides parents
Dy Rev. II. Il. Cox, Mr.. JoHN NJ. STKHiEY Of Hol-
lidays5urg- and Miss AMANDA *. MILLS of this
place.
We owe an apology TO that ancient dame Mad
anne Rumor, for having intimated that she was
guilty OF prevaricsls.Cn when She declared some
three weeks ago that one of the most aniiahle
Young ladies' of Ebcnsburo about to be led TO
the Hymeneal altar: but al is well that ends
wei, we trust that the fair young bride has won.
as she certainly deserves, kind loving and deyo-
ted husband. even though the printer man and the
rest OF creation were little surprised to earn
now slyly the matrimonial knot had been tied.
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IT Is So.-A youth who we5rs the latest
s.vIa of sleeve studs cannot be expected 10
T,r;,,r mn a scuttle of coal while his mother
is 70 the fore but a youth attired in one of
las ]. Murphy's superior suits of made-up
cfotbinr can be safely set down as one pos
sassed of a heart for any fate, he 1t a coai
se91ttIc or n lariv's boudoir. Star Clothing
~ 9IW 100 clinton street, Joilustown, IS the
niars i TO obtain bargains in clothing
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K1LIED.-Dariel Bowen, a coal miner
employed al Millwood was almost instantly
killed on last Thursday afternoon about
four o'clock. The accident happened while
he was working at the tipple. lie was en-
gagged in pushing ear ON the siding OF the
P. r. r. TO position under the tiprle
where it might receive the coal from the
narrnw-g gauge cars overhead, IN the "llch
80 - Ironobf from the mines. There were
two men gushing n car Immediately behind
him. and. overtaking him, he was lamrned
Let,yepn the two cars and injured internal
" 30 that he expired in a very few mo,
,nents He was about 80 years ol,t, anu
iaoves a large and helpless family.-Ldtro5e
Adrdnce.
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A HAPPY FrRM.-The senior msnher of
the firm of 5. J. Hess 81 Brother, She popular
,.iothiers of Johnstown, is said 10 be perfect
" happy in anticipation of approaching
Inatri noaial delights, While the Junior is OF
course in exstaciss now that he mas realized
tI,a sweets of welded bliss and both there
fore are in the best iumor for giving tip-top
bargains to all who visit their store, 24i and
943 Main St, in quest of elegant and stylish
IyeariuU aDDarel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-02-13

THE RULING PAssIoE.-Eugenie, it is
said, is getting old very fast, and, worse SKILL,
is getting stout. Fate has dealt harshly
with her for some time back but these are
the uukindest cuts of all. She however re-
taius her old time love for nice clothes and
dresses IA tastefully as in the DAYS when she
was the undisputed queen of the world of
fashion. In fact, she gets herself up in as
fine trim as though she bought her dress
goods and other tinery at I. T. COppock's s
bazaar of fashion, PIP Main St, j ohnstown,
where extraordinary bargains are now at
tracing immense throngs of customers.
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For BURGESS: CHAPLAIN WILLIAM i.
-,-nI,atiy tho unrest patriot and ablest man
in this or any other bailIw!ck, explains IL
self:
Ifnominated and elected 70 the once OF ,,iij Dit
ress propJse c to furnish the mohty " V;,,iis
water works for EHensburS DorouS"'
Liberty and independence w., " n.vrz
Hbens burg Feb. ~ 1871
Let Davis and victory be the watch"0i"S
INSCRIBED on our banners next Tuesday
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SALES.-Bv virtue

SHERIFF'S SALES.-Bv virtue
~ of sundry writs of Fl. Fa. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county and
10 me directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the Court House. in EbcnSburg on SAT
URDAY, the 2STH DAY OF FEBRUARY. inst., at one
O'Clock r NJ, the following real estate to wit:
ALL the right. title and interest OF Gus Inc Am
rem, of, in and TO piece lot OF ground situate in
carroll township, ambria county, fronting the
old EbensDUrg road ON the east. and adjoining
lands o. J. Sharbaugh on the north, soujh ana
west cont aiming one acre, less, III cleared
having thereon erected two story plank house
and stable, now in the occupancy of William Young.
Taken in execution and 20 be sold at the suit OF
Jacob Sharbaugh.
ALSO, all the right, title and interest Of Z. r
Carney, Trustee OF Daniel Carney. of. in and to Il
lot of ground situate in the borough of Gallitzin,
ambria county, "A street and extending back
to a street, adjoining lot of {. D. Bradley the
north, and a street on the south, having thereon
erected n two story plank house, in the
pancy of p. +. Carney, Taken in execution and to
be gold at the sUit of Mrs. Mary E. Doyle.
HERMAN BAUMER Sheriff.
Shcriff's Once, Ebenshurg, Feb. 9, lS74.-3t.
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A PERSONAL REFLECTIoS. = BustlcuHs -
aroused his wife from sound sleep QtIei me-
night, saying he had seen ghost IN snap -l,'
of mn ass. sOh, let me sleep" said the SEN
sibls Homan-we know she il sensible, pe-
cause she buys all the dry goods and grocer
les she needs where they can be bought the
chcapest. at Myers s. Lloyd's store, Enehs
ensburg. let me sleep, and don be iriGh'-
fned at your own shadow
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-02-13
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FON.-picd. in Altoona, SUNDAY, fan. Ilsh,
II ESI.T W. CljcS. son of David W. ami Sarah \ .
Fox, aged p years, months and days.
TODD.-Dicd. at Kane Station Mexican cour-
ty- on SATURDAY last, Mrs. GATH ARISE TODD. wife
cf Mr. rhor,:ls Todd formerly of this place aged
80 years. Tho remains Of deceased were brought
to this place and inferred in LlOyd's cemetery on
w Wednesday.