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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

ANNUAL PEw.RENTAb and socirig greet
ing to the Pastor and his family, at the
Baptist church on Thursday evening of
next week. Refreshments and general
good time to be expected All our citi
zens are cordially invited to be present.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06
MAR9I led.

MISUNDERSTANDING Independence Feb.
lat, by Rev. H. 8. Chupch, Mr.. Edward d.
Whitney aud Mics Celia E., youngest daughter
Of Henry Sparkling, Esq. .E B
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

Go to Clarke's for your
Wall Paper and Window
Shades.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

onat0rln IL more than anbstitute for Cas-.
tor OIL II e tho only sats article In existence
witch I certainto assimilate the food regulate
the bowels, cure wind.colic, and produce natural
sleep It contains neither minerals, morphine or
alcoh0l and IL pleasant TO take. Children need
not cry. aud mothers may rest. Ayl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

PUBLIC ExAMIMATION.-Th law makes
it incumbent upon the County Supcrin.
tendent to meet all persons desiring ex
aminations at the county seat on the last
Saturday Of each month As the exami-
nations will hereafter be both written
and oral, persons desiring to get through
in one day must be present at 0 o'clock
A. NJ, and come prepared with paper
and pencil, SO as to commence without
delay. The examination will be held in
the upper room of the public school
house, east side, Independence.
.t.Fs s.Ev AMOS Rowe, Co. Supt
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

Potatoes for Sale.-Enquirc of
G. D. Jones, Chatham street.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

ADvER Using is not only to he com
mended on the soundcst business princi
pies and enlightened self :erest, but it
has the sanction Of very old and very
high authority and usage. The book of
Ruth, Chap. Nv, '. 4, reads as follows:
"And 1 thought to advertise thee, say
ing, Buy 1t before the inhabitants, and
before the elders of my people. If thou
wilt redeem ii, redeem At; but if thou
wilt not redeem ii, then tell me, that 1
may know; for there is none to redeem
1t beside thee; and am after thee And
he said will redeem IT,"
The above has reference to Il piece of
land which it WAS proposed to advertise
for sale. The name Of the paper is not
given
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

WARM meals at all hours of the day at
the European Restaurant, six doors east
of the Montour House.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

FEw's Tailoring Hall, Wilcox new
block, up stairs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

CIRCUIT! CoURT.-The February term
Of Judge Bagg's court will commence on
Monday. The .Caleadae embraces 13o
Law, 43 Chancery and 10 Probate cases.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

New Advertisements
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06
In conclusion DR.. Reynolds thus bears
testimony to the faithfulness and efiicien.
CIV of tho attendants of the Hnsnital

My thanks are due to the attendants for their
faithfulness in the performance Of their arduous
and often exceedingly unpleasant duties. Iii. q
significant fact, In this connection, that not sim
gle death, elopement, or serious accident of any
kind has happened in the institution.
l am under great obligations to DR.. House,
Secretary of your Board. for bis advice and assis
lance, not only In special cases. but In the gener-
al management OF the hospital.
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CAN'T AFFoRp 1r.-Thc Hampton Re.

CANT AFFoRD 1T--Thc Hampton Re.
coyder has the following sensible remarks
upon the plea Of poverty sometimes Civ
en- as nm excuse for not taking the coun-
ty paper:
We sometimes hear men say that they
can't afford to take their county paper;
that times are hard and they must re.
trench. We take the ground that no man
can afford to do without his county pa
per. More especially if he has a family
Of children, he is culpable for depriving
them of that medium through which they
are enabled to gain knowledge Of what
transpires around them. Better do with
out food for the body than to starve the
soul. Far better use less tobacco and
pay for paper for yourself and family.
We hold 1t to be the duty Of every one TO
be prudent in their expenditures, but we
hold that that man who dcprives himself
and the members Of his family of the read
ing Of the local paper - practicing false
economy. We do not think anewsnaper
however poor it may be, can be read reg.
ularly for one year in family without
their gaining information to the value Of
two dollars over and over again. It
sounds strangely to hear men with hun.
drcds of acres of land, with improved
farms and the necessary implements for
thciA cultivation, with horses, cattle and
other stock, with wheat in their grana.
ries and corn in their cribs, plead that
they cannot spare the paltry sum of two
dollars to secure the weekly visits of To-
cal paper.
THE HOSPITAL. We have received the
third biennial report of the Commission.
ers Of the Iowa Hospital for the Insane,
at Independence, to which is attached
the report of the Superintendent Of Con-
struction. The report reaches us too
late to make anything like full synop.
sis Of its contcntsin this Issue. We CLEAN
few items: ~
The Commissioners explain the causes
which prevented the completion Of the
centre building and the next longitude
nal section with the last appropriation,
and urge the necessity for finishing those
portions of the building without delay
Thd cost is estimated at $76,80O The
cost of the. south wing and necessary
equipment is estimated by Mr.. Josselyn
at $277,500, and the entire hospital when
finished, with all its equipments, is esti-
mated at $s50,0O0.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-06

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OYSTERS in every style at the European
Restaurant.
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Reliable Insurance
C.. D. JONES.

No. Q. Chatham street, agent for the following
we'll known and reliable Fire ms. Companies:
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EiN INEAL.

SHULTz KENNEDY.-M Married. i'm Free
port. Pa, on Tuesday. llth inst, by Rev. Faith
Nolan. Mr.. SAMUEL s SHUTTZ, of Oil City,
and Miss MAGGIE KENNEDY, OF frcepOTt, for
merly of Hemlock, this county
So our young friends have bowed their nccks
to Hymcn's yoke, and as i'll pleasing duty bound
conyra uletc the happy bridegroom on the
acquisition of estimabie and accomplished
a heipmato. aud the fair maid on her good for
tune i'm captivating lie he art anG securing the
love and protection OF SO worthy "a gentien as
Mr.. Shultz. May peace and plenty together
with Il gOOdly number OF those iittle response
hiities which ever and anon become each a
well spring OF pleasure in the household, make
happy their welded life on earth, and, when
their probation here is ende1, may they once
more he united, this time for all eternity. il;
the realms of bliss beyond this mundane sphere.
So mote IL be. J. NJ.
DINoND-SkE SkELLY.-Married.a 81 the Catlio-
lie ch arch, Wilmore, on Tuesday last. by Rev.
II. NJ 1uyh. Mr.. SIMON DIMoND and Miss MARY
SKEII.Y, both Of Sumncrhili township.
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p EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice

- EN1IS r. n - NJ IL E.-N Otlce
~ is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and filed in the Registers
once at Ebensburg. and Will be presented TO the
Orphans Court of Cambria county. for confirma-
tion and allowance, on WEDNEsDAT, SEPT. 9TH,
A. d. 1874:
l. First and final account Of William Manelis
and James II. Reilly, executors OF Patrick Hayan,
late of Clearfeid township deceased.
2. First and partial account of Henry Funk. e1-
ecutor of Joseph Funk, late of jackson township.
deceased.
3. First and final account of Peter Garman. ad-
mnistrator of John l.. Garman, late of Susque-
hanna township deceased.
4. First and partial account OF Aaron Sherbine.
executor of Ephraim Crum, late of W ilnOre bOr-
ough. deceased.
5. First and final account of Elizabeth McCiar-
rity- administrators of John McCiarrity, late Of
Summitville borough. deceased.
o. Second account of Harriet and w. G..
Lewis, administrators of William Orr, late OF
Johnstown borough. deceased.
Z. Third account of W. &. Lewis. trustee for the
sale of real estate OF James H Mitchell late OF
Johnstown borough. deceased.
s. Account of G. Il. Ellis executor Of Elizabeth
Badham. late of Johnstoyn borough. deceased.
9. First and partial cunt Of Jacob II. Stull.
administrator of Elias Rcam, late of Adams town
ship, deceased.
JAMES VI. SINGE Err Register.
Registers Offcc, Ebensburg, Aug. 10, 1874.
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-RHYMTHICAL REASON.-If in your biz you
,ish 70 rise show your spuuk and advertise.
C.irard and Bonner made their "chink" by free
fv using printers ink, while other men tthe
tborIpht is sad who in the paper had no ''ad"
in wears a few went to the bad The moral he
who runs may read, and every business man
taLe head content and wealth those men will
hiess W no furnish stamps to oil the press. or
such in an eminent degree are Messrs : j. Hess
3 BRO of 2u and 243 Main street JOhnstown-
W no keep the pu bile constantly advised of their
ability to furnish the best made, neatest and
moststylish clothing at wonderfully low prices
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OBITUARY ".

AN.-DirI, in this place, on Friday, Hth
inst. Mr.. JEREMIAH \. FAGAS, aged Al years
and months.
The remains Of the deceased were followed
to their last earthly resting place in tn" Catho-
lie cemetery on saturday afternoon by an i'm
mense cor.courSe of people, who thus manifest
ed their appreciate OF the deceased and their
sympathy for his greatly bercavcd family
Eternal rest give unto him, o Lord, and let
perpetual light shine upon him."
GE-RG E.-Dicd, at Hcmlock, ION Saturday
last, Mrs. MARGARET GEORGE. one of the old
est residents of the county. aged about So years
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS

w Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Appraisements of Real Estate and Person
al Property of Deccdents, selected and set apart
for the Widows of lntcstates under the Act OF As
scmbly Of 10th April A. ID. 1851, have been filed
in the Registers Once at Ebensburg and will bs
presented 10 the Orphans Court of Cambria coun-
~, for confirmation and allowance, on WEDNlzs-
DAY, SKPT Ora, A ID 1874:
l. Inventory and appraisement Of certain prr-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Eliza.
Johnstown borough, dec'd,-sIlO p.
2. Inventory and appraisement OF certain per
sOnal properly appraised and set apart for VI t-y
Glass. widow of Edward Glass, late of Ebensbu,y
borough, dec'd,-s,gOOO0.
3. Inventory and appra sement Of certain pr
sonal property appraised and set apart for Eits.-
beth Catharine Brown. widow OF fohn = BrUwu
late of Jackson township dec'd.-s3oOo0.
!. Inventory and apPraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Marga-
SON township. dee'd.-s25ili
5. Inventory and appraisement Of certain per
Ann ruek widow Of Henry Buck, late Of Carroll
township. decd, sl4loo
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Marga-
ret HeIle widow Of Ohio Helle, late of Washing
ton township. decd,-s352OO.
I. Inventory and apprasement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Susan.
nah Nounkin, widow of David IOunkin, late Of
White township, dec d.-S2oo-s5
8. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
rine Schcrnef Widow Of Conrad Scherm NOR. late Of
Johnstown borough, deed 5000.
sonai property appraised and set apart Tor ITs,iI
Evans, widow of John o. Evans, late of Ebens1arS
10. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Margt-
ret George. widow OF Paul George, late of Wash
ington township, dec'd.-sle5.p5.
IL. Inventory and appraiscment Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Ann
Jones. widow OF Thomas N. Jones, late of Ebcns-
burg borough dec'd-slsOO0
Il. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and Sc. apart FOR Mary
NJ Kopein widow OF Abraham Kopeln, late Of
Johnstown borough, dee'd.-s3OJ.o9-
Is Inventory and appraisement Of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart fer Elizs-
beth Good widow of Jacob Good, late Of Taylor
town shin. dec'd,-Slbic.
JAMES N. SINGER, Register.
Registers Officc, Ebeusburg. Aug To- 1874.
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COMMISSIONER

s. suisrit4Uuu ot n number OF frierus,
.r.n,r offers himself as n candidate for
..r..rmi~Siou"r. aud having no doubt of
..rv. ami certainly none "a to his will
,1 perform the duties of said Office
rarI faithfully. hr hopes to meet with
-ltfrtuu~ilrrttiuu uf the approaching
air count Convention, to which alone
mn. az, Submitted.
JOsUE ID. PARRISH.
,- Tul, % IST4
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IN THE COJ-HT OF COMMON

L PLEAS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN
sYLvANIA. of March Term 1874 Com. DDclfct
SAMUEL LEIDY,)
~. Summons in Ejectmcnt.
+. i. BROWN. y
Action of Eiectmcnt brought by Plaintiff against
Defendant to recover possession of a tract of land
situate in Jackson township. Cambria county, Pa,
adjoining lands of David Rorahaugh Cambria
Iron Go. lands recently owned by William VIII
lands of Joseph Funk's heirs. ana oi hers.
tanning three hundred and ninety acres, more OF
less.
And now. August 4th, 1874. on motion Of Shoe
maker & Sechler Esqs. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
the Court grant a Rule upon Defendant to appear
and plead in the above stated case or before the
first day of December next by the Court.
\ COUNTY.
Extract from the Record of said Court.
us. Certified the fourth day of August. A. II.
-, 1874. J. h. HITE. Prothonotary.
4 true copy.
HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff. H. 5. [s-l4.-4t.
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s...r- tHc same iuaiicnnhlr right to he
...lur rejected. as the case may be. Tor the
..frruufy commissioner that is poSscss-
-.,.yuthpr man. the subscriber hangs
.-a.r uu me outer wall and declares his
gs.., CO. serve the dear people" to the
: F,- thriIry. provided, and provided
aaftf 1rrruachiIg County Convention
-tu place. hi~ name on the Democratic
JOHS SHARBAUGH,
--.- lime 10. lS-4.
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pnnTunNnTARY.

.,l.rsirucd will be Il candidate before
l. INV convention for the office of Pro-
.rr, of Cambria county: subject to the
th4 Democratic party. and hopes to
s'-.I worthy the support OF his party
.,r fh,t position. \. J. CHRIsTY.
,.a June 9. lN1i.'
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ccaL AND SONAl.
=. Tbc,.c. ana me OtHcr Place

n, IHtIF, ana me bfHcr I'tNcP
u-'urot' under the bed
-- Lamp uf Life" will irradiatc on,
,rar.rg or is again IN order II
-. n.u HAT the big Turner Fest :.
Hrd and lroIher tyDo was routed
-I about four o clock Tuesday morn.
.r.'h-r -irl.
- the MOST NalUahl" properties IN
-- Is uiinrrd for sale OH liberal
/. -a.Il,rtf-rment.
upt.yr ~ Il log job in Clearfiehl
aaw" Kenyon. was found dead in
"n Ih"rs''ay morning "t @ .aS. Wr,-k- h
,. y. N''''E>'''. va w ~ .1'.',,,Ii;.,, ' !,
' 81 NlN n'"'' l"t 'Hc "li'"A' iiii'S
Ni'larI I1hn, UhrI'" "i -I'.oHI>-' 'r",
1rd IRiui'I H2Inn' 'i ms '.', - ul',t ,'I
'..'.', -, I.., t,i.,.I..,' ,,.-',',,'H ~
',.', ,,,,,.,';,,,,t..,,,, I.,,i-r. 80
=. .;,'' VIZ
''"H
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'N'" ]" '',r'',G III" ar''Sian
|, ~. l,'>' a. "TP,h vi
80! .'S', "i"' All
4 ....-.i ,'t''',i :" ,I'e"'"E ~.
-, '''''H N',V S'o'eu iioII' 'he
s. NJ. "1'''ll' III Nl'""'a, ON n"S-
y '..," LOO" "'l' ior more shootihg
!
n u. 'H'' '''itil VIII drllN"r
~, '','i"'' vi 'i'e surviving
E j. '-..u I,SIihell' OF iehhsYi-
'.a1'gtrs, at Altoona, on Septem-
=
}! '.'' '''''~i. engineer on the T.. "
v ".' S"'fN !" say iYihg S''rl-
J" "iI..,rIa Tow hshlp.
ri ''''''e '"uh - 'ohheli, same
+, r...
b, "...N NprlnE mouse, In Chest
WIS 'r~r"l.rd ut several pounds
"L various rocks of cream on Sat
-, .'','. Look out forpetty thieves
\ w..
..r I7lk'r, "t This place wears
' ~ "IhAnhlpnla'or on 'rh-
'.'' '''' 'h@ mat" SiNty-thrrc ihe
I'M. '.',-. 3H game at the bowling
N.'.' I'"Nu.
'F iHrl us "t Rev. j. W. Edie,
Ll T" Presbyterian church in this
-."" q" learn that he is surely,
. w. recovering from the severe
" u'> '"uhncd him 10 his home
N''> past
',t'n man hailiug from Johns
..'''.d "t sixty dollars in - house
"a D. fli'-hurgh Oh Tuesday night
~ lHe" tu make any information
oi '.'N9'r~. SeTvel him right Will
80. verdict.
ef game OF OaSe ball between the
a. 'nr"rN and a club from Cone
as 1881. aud resulted in - runs for
e. s-l,n>r - for the visiting club.
N "..HE~ We're played.
"a A'Ug" says i Cambria county
~ honey crop of nearly three
I, winch looks well enough on pa
u A.rl IL comes ia ,y.igIirct H. bau-
!. -, '." owner will sign for one of
!, = .-., 20 'h- above count,
:. -'sr merchant friend next door.
IN q. 't'mau, has our thanks for a
p Ni"uS pears. the product of his
&c .'' well selected and thriving
b, -anl iu the West Ward. Nav
t. l-Nard ths generous giver.
u .''A'd Incidentally on Sunday that
n possibility, if not probability,
=. Bremen visiting this place ON
- - September for picnic and plea
- II generally. If they come they
Il Ct "ihc best in the shop. "s
M was held at Clearfeld, Pa, on
ei = which it was unanimously V
D., '',,' 'he amount Of square timber
ni !" The coming season tn an amount
o: 'is onc-third the stock puI in last
"a
IL . '''urma'ion of the Pittsburgh
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.,,borizpd by Mr.. NATHANIEL HORNE,
{. pr ..",n. ~ announce his name as one of
n,rTiiltes for Assembly from this
,j.r the provisions of the new con
r' 0f course Mr.. HORNE submits his
H L ,be convention aud will, ike all good
spbmit and abide by the decision.
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.,sgrritatiun of many friends, hereby
ry.,.lf ~ q candidate for the office
.,, CGIumiS miSSiurcr. subject to the drci-
.,b. coming Democratic County Con
J. LITZINGER.
s1rIng-. Aug. Il, 1874.
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POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
THE NAME OF
NlIILAM MCDERMITT

~ Ug>huIui0H TotrrSbiI,
-.ar'.d hy his friends to the consideration
-.rIr- Democratic County Convention
f.,-.uu for the office of Poor House Di-
.tltaWtrid county. MANY.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.-To

Az ROSE CAMPBELL (intefmarried with
Charles McKenna). and JAMES CAMPBELL. Heirs
and Legal Representatives of BRIDGET CAMP
BELL deceased:
Take notice that an Inquest will be held at the
late dwelling house of Bridget Campbell, late of
Washington township. Cambria county. Penn a,
deceased. MONDAY. the 3lsT DAY OF AUGUST,
at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose of making par
among his children and legal representatives, IL
the can be done without prejudice To or spoil
ing the whole: otherwise To value and appra Use
the same-at which time and place you are re
questcd to attend If you think proper
HERMAN BAUMER. Sheriff
Shcrifs Once, Ebensburg, Aug. 10, ls7i. tli.3.
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ALL people would undoubtedly prefer
6ue head of hair grown upon their own
heads. to being bald or wearing false hair
and it has been the study of many of our
learned men to find a remedy To restore the
hair when it has fallen out, and renew It's
color after il has become gray. Such -eme-
DIV has been found and is now offered to the
world under the name of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover and, TO verify this
statement read the following
This is TO certify that was very bald in
f,rf my head was perfectly smooth, it being
common in my family to grow bald early IN
life / have now used four bottles OF Han :
VegatahIe SiciIiau Hair Remover; and the hair
has grown out all over my head, tnd Is now u
&c ,,ral brown BARTIEY COSLON.
SCrPIO, JENNINGS Co, IND. NAV -, looS'
parsonaIiv anpeared before me hartley COulon,
and upon oath. says the ABOVE NtstTiH-nt Is
drnr n G.. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.-To

AN FRANCIS DoNAHoE, one of the Heirs
and Legal Representatives of PATRICK DoSAHoE
deceased
Take notice that an Inquest will he held 1T the
late dwelling house of Patrick Donahoc. late Of
Washington township. Cambria county. Penn a
on MONDAY, the 3lST DAY or AUGUST. A D. 1874.
at o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose OF
making partition of the real estate of said deceased
to and among his children and legal representa-
tiyes If the same be done without prejudice
TO or spoiliny the whole: o. heTwisc to value and
appra ise the samc-at which time and place you
are requested to attend if you think proper.
HERMAN BAUMER. Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. Ebcnsburg Aug. TO- 1874. lab
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AUDITORS NOTICE.-The un-

A UDITOR'S NOTiCE.-The un-
"A dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to hear. decide
and report upon the exceptions filed TO the partial
and final accounts Of WILLIAM kITTELI. Esq,
Administrator of HUGH JoSEs deed. and also to
report ribution of the fund in the hands of said
Administrator hereby notifies all persons inter
ested that will attend to the duties of said ap
pointment. at his office in Ebensburg on FRIDAY,
the 2SrH DAY OF AUGrsT, 1874. at / O'Clock T. NJ,
when and where they may attend.
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Ebensburg, Aug IA, 1S14.-3t.
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SPLENDID TOWN PROPERTY

~ FOR SALE.-A very elegant and com
rnodious residence in Ehensburg borough will be
sold reasonabl terms. The House is hrick ana
contains IL rooms. feet halls and basement wash
house besides a good cellar divided into two apart
ments The Lot IS 12oX264 feet and Is well set
with all kinds of fruits and shrubbery. Large Sta
BILE. Ice House and three Buildings used as law
offices This property is desirable for large fami
". or with very little improvement would make
first class hotel summer boarding house
JNO. +. SCANLAN, Agent
Ebensburg, Aug. 81, 1s74.-tf