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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
Two mgn had duartel III iiouo,

Two men had QUARREL III liquor
shop. They adjourned outside to
settle tho dispute. fhc first man,
being from Connaught, immed iatel y
seized a Jump OF stone ind let fly at
the 6oad of his 6bpofent, who dipped
his head and missed the stone, which
went through an expensive plate glass
window, and did much dahagS: A
magistrate was oallsd upon next
morning to determine who of the
two should pay the cost. The evi.
dence clearly showed that the aim
was a good one, and that if the sec
ond man had not dipped his head he
would have bee n struck.
"Thorefore,'' said the magistrate
"he must pay the damages, as it ii
certain the first man didn't intend tc
injure tho window, and the window
would not have been injured if II
had not been for the act of the second
man."
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She Wanted ltin Red Typ. .

Soon after noon yesterday O vcr,
fat woman, "going fifty yoars old,'
toilod the four pairs Of stairs, rest 6,
her breath awhile and then wante,
to see the "head reporter"
"l'm all alone in this world" sht
commenced, as she sat down and pull
ed out her handkerchief.
GA widow, oh 7" queried the heat
reporter. .>..
eyes, poor, striving widder
whose husband has been dead thesr
fourteen years.
"Death is sad thing, madam
1t crushes hopes, sewers tics aud
breaks hcurts."
Gle was such good man! - she
sobbed, covering her faco with her
handkerchief, "and such good pro.
wider. We alters had meat, and
Eaters, and wood, aud preserves ;
and do you know, he never gave mo
all unkind word !" r.
|, Gle must have been an excellent
man -
HE was-bc was. He'd git up
nights and cover up tho children aid
shake down tho stove, aud if his
meals wasn't ready, or he found but
tons off his shirt, he'd never open his
head"
"Aud your grief is yet strong
your sorrow just as deep 2'
"Just the same rs the day he lay
dyin' and took my hand and Whisper
cd 'Cortilda, don't take on So
Yes, I'm grieviny just the same, or [
wouldn't care what folks said
That's what brought mo up here
folks are talking about mo-"
"rhey are, eh 7"
eyes, they are. Thes've said that
| was after IL wiLo%er; that | fell
in love with Quo Of tho boarders;
that [ was keeping up correspond
ence with an undertaken. and that
| was dead in love with a dozen
men,
"And is it not true ~
"True, young man ! Lock at me
Great Heavens do | look like one
who wanted to get married Z"
"Well, mo-"
"How could I marry again z" she
exclaimed. elbow could forget
that dear form beneath the sod aud
smile on another man Marry Groat
stars young man but how could
they start such stories 7"
"Aud you want them denied ~
"That's 1t. uere's ten cents, and
I waut you TO come out in to.mor-
row in II piacb so long, and say that
IN prosecute these slanderers il
these stories don't cease. Put it in
red type, mistcr-in red type and
big lctters.at that; Detroit widder
can't escape the vile slanderers, no
matter how we'll she behaves. Mar.
ry again-think of it yoang man !"
"But widows often do remarry."
"hlarsl they do, young man.
Sumhow it seems lonesome to be n
widder, and have no ode to defend
you, and be all olone, butt
couldn't think Of taking another hus-
band-not u"less Nc vas rich :"
And she wiped her Eyes again and
felt her way down stairs.-DetroH
Free Press.
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j,eu1s.

The itc in Now York harbor his
swept away nearly all the buoys,
hhking navigation DANCE Gus.
East River, New York. was freq n
from shore to shore on Saturday, and
hundreds were crossing on the fcc:
"A New York customh house inspeo-
tor, Implicated in smuggling cigars,
was senteIioed, uh Saturday, to two
years imprisonment... = '.,..
Tho steamef Mediator ID probably
q atotal loss. III e'value Of her cargo,
principally intended for Augusta
and ATLANTA, is roughly stated at
$4,000 to $4,000 ..,r -
Col: James ". fiiuton, promi-
nent laHSer aid politician; formerly
of North Catrlina bit since the Var
q resident of Norfolk; Va, died
sud denly, on Saturday, of paralysis:
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Baltimore Presbyterian Csnfsrenre.

The committees Of conference of
the Presbyterian ShurUh, north and
south, which have been in daily see.
sion at the Franklin street church for
tho past week, finally adjoarned yes-
terdsys The object Of the coufor.
saoe was, briefly, to establish closer
and more fratornal relations between
Tho bodies without expecting to So.
ourc an organic union. The oom.
M.;..ea Of the church south oonsis, ed
Of tho Rev. DR.. WIN: Brown, Rev.
DR.. II. p. Far,is, Rev. Dr.. i. NJ.
Palmer, chancellor j. a. tnglis
aud Hun. Is. NJ. Essss. Those of the
northern assembly, Rev. Dr.. Samuel
j: Nichols, Rev. Dr.. Henry Darling.
Rev. Edwin F. Hatfield, ID. D.,
Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, Rev. Henry
y. Van Dyke, Rev. Ebeuczsr Er,kin,
and Messrs Benjamin Whitley, James
x. orehead, joseph W. Edwards
and Samuel Al. Breckinridge. Daily
sessions, morning and afternoon. we're
held, the deliberations being with
closed doors.
.. 1t is:learhed that the com mittee Of
tho southern assembly insisted that
the previous actions of the northe RI
asse .nbly ure Lindrauces to closer fra-
ternal relations between the tao
bodies comprising the churches
north and aouth. The committee of
the northern assembly, ie is said, in
sinted that all ob>tacles have. been
removed by tho action already takeu
by tho previous assemblies. The
committee of the southern assembly
asked the church vf the north to re:
commend their assembly to maks
some further concession. This tue
pommittee Of tho northern assembly
declined 10 do, aud there the confer.
ence ended. "A reporter Of the Ga.
Hottie has been authorized to state
that the gentleman who is the ousto-
dian Of tho papers Or. Brown, of
RIchmond), has promised upon his
return from New York where he was
hastily oaiied last night, to furnish
q snpy Of the entire proceedings OF
the joint body to this GAZETTE for pub
ltcation. He {br. BROWN yesterday
Furnished, upon application, the fol.
lowing paper referring to the coufcr:
enoe proceedings, but withholding, AZ
will be sSen, tho correspondenoe 0:
the joint body until his return
"The committee of conference, on
the part Of the Northern and South
ern Presby terian churches, which
have been In session in this citf
during tho past week; have failed to
ngfce upon basis for the establish.
mont of fraternal relations.
The southern oommittee proposed
chat the Uomttiittoc of the northern
arse mbly recommend to that body
simply to disapprove the regulations
of schism; hetesy; blnsphemy, &C.,
which were cast upon the southern
churches ftoh 1891 to 1851. Concur.
renee id this propodition would have
Insured the amioablc relations de-
sired.
The NortherH cBmmittce declined
to aocede to this arrange ement, on the
ground that, by the terms Of reunion
between the late old and new school
6hurches, the reunited asaembl is
aeBarrta from reviewing or disturb.
Ing utteraiioes mado pri ,r to such re-
tnion5 and that the paper adopt ed at
Baltimore covers tho Gase :"--BuNi.
more Gazette.
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LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
TAX HI
Simmons ;Hcpatic Compounds
OH
LIVER. CURE;

a purely Vegetable. tompohhd. III
from any poisohcus matter whatever
can be given with impunity to an in fn a
of only a. few hours old for Collie or 4
Derangement Of the Bowels. This Con,
pound i'll assist nature 10 resist tLt
fuence Of u.alpria, and thereby i1c.,r
health. ltis guaranteed 10 eli. by.f.o
sia, Cons!ipanon. Bilious q ,ti,l Ilta
ache, Bilious or Cramp collie "a
especially Painters ColiC, a,d all OH
arrangements Of tho Liver. K,tI cys. SIX
stomach and Bowel. Give it tria
Manufac' III cd by f. /. KING & SONS.
Columbia, S. c., and for sale by,
DIR. ". i. Alkeh, Agent. also by Dr.. J.
K {. MoNlaster, Winnsboro, s. c.
jun 90
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A friend from New Orleans
writes to prominent gentleman in
this city: Every thing here is ban /.
ditti Tho eafes have large posters
With these words: "Banditti cock
tnil," "Banditti Roffinao," "Banditti
SOUP" eto.-Rtchmond Enquirer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

A useful and much needed inven.
zion has been patented, a fountain
pen, which, by the pressure of the
thumb on q small rubber ball, pro-
jects a stream Of ink through the
holder aud into the face of the per-
son who is looking over your shoul-
der while you are writing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

8 A Snowman whose notice called
for q few fat boys to "feed his CAM
,nibals,' received card from man
saJipg that he couldn't spare his
Boys, but be had good stall. fed
n mother 6s, in:law'; y" 5: that he thought
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

The Georgia negro has no NOR Q
faith in banks. He lays his money
out in ators clothes and hair oil, and
the newsof q bank suspension causes
him to exclaim "Bust away wid
ye, bn4 YOU can't hurt desc layepd or
DaYltuN
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BUTTER ! BUTTER
90 ..... '.lG.'

TUsT Received 100 lbs. fnc' Goshen
- Butter. ALSO oho,co lot of Fresh
Groceries, consisting Of 8 bbls. No.
'MAckercl. bbi1, No. 9 Mackercl, II
Kits No. l Mackorel, "a Kits No. 2 High
Family, bbl. Pigs feet, | bbl. Picklod
Tongues, 100 lbs. Dried Tongues, 10 lbs
Bo!ogn.. Snusagos. Also n choice lot of
Sugars and Coffees, ,s$rips and Mo,asscs
Or oil grades. Also a fine lot Of Fresh
Canned Goods. consisting of Canned Sal
mon. Lobsters, Mock Turtle, Corn aid
Dcsiccated Cocoanut, P,ttcd Ham, Turkey
and Sardines. Also fresh lot of Crack:
ers and Cakes, Dozen 30 <cs of IIerk>
liner Co.. Cheose-the finest in town. Also
Constantly on hand Fresh Flour and
Meal, Bacon and Lard, and q choice lot of
NtEwans Scotch Ale, Liquors and Segars
Of tho finest Grades, Powder, Shot and
Caps.
.. John %. McCatlcy.
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Warren Worthy, oolorel, living
near Broad River, in this county
hao cS@ which tour years ago gave
bitth to twin calves ; the Year fol
Towing TO triplcts, tho next year te
we don't know what you call it
and onl few doys ago a"o' hor team
Il them were born. We havnn't 4
photograph of these occurrences
at hand just now but our informant
who weighs two hundred and tw1nty
says tha, he will help us to fight any
luan who says that it isn't so. - Ches
Ter Reporter.
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Apparently tho opening of che new
opera in Paris is to furnish pollti.
oAl SCANDAL as we'll as, pleasure to the
public. In the original plan there
Was, an imperial box, as; tho plan was
made under tho Empire, and this
box stil exists: There . has oonse.
queutlS bean some curiosity to know
what disposition would be made Of it.
II Is now REPORTED that this box has
been permanently hired to a club,
aud that the club Will keep it sssys.
tethatioally EMPTY" and 30 it will
oonstantlS stare tile public in the
faoe US the place whore tho emperor
ought to be. ".,......
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There is good story told of a
little boy, who, going into boo ksto, Q
with his mother, --orept up to the
Juvenile, of the estubii' hment with
the Sly query, "Say, have you got any
books for. boys that ain't got any re-
ligion in 'erS o.
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A New ('DHHterfCit

4 rouhtctf9it United States Treas
iiry note has been detected at Bost on
50 well executed that even the mos
skillful detectives differ as tJ its tr uc
character, and have finally deter
mined upon the following minute
di ferenees from The the genuine
"On the genuite tile buttons on the
coat. Of John Dnines Adams are per
fectly round, while OH the conater
felt they have an irregular or more
of an ootagonal form on the genu
inc the small toes Of ihc female Ggui'
of Justice are full and natural, wh,l'
on the count. tf.it tho small toes a.
very small, and the little ono very
obscure"
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HAVING disposed Of my Livery into,
IL est to RI. Y. Terrill, l will keep
constantly on hand Dorses anc mules fo'
sale. Parties in want Of good stock vii
do Well to give me call.
have also opened a Carriage, Buggy
and Wagon Factory. All work neatly
executed and warranted. Give mo cal
A. F.GOODING.
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VIM. G. BEE & CO.,
FACTORS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

VVMMAO0AVN MGsS9aAN -,
ADdER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON s.. G
r LIBERAL advances mnde upon CON
IL signmcnis Of Cotton or other Fro
iuce to them in Char,eston or through
their correspondents in Liverpool, New
York and Baltimore.
Rriy" Ihriiculd. attention 10 ht iaie
upiond Cotio:-
NGy.7
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lEY VI ENEAI l..

LAKE-LATENER.- Married, at tho Church
of the Holy Name. in this place, on Tuesday
evening. Nov. 16, 1874 by Rev. Father Boyle,
JOHN LAKE; Esq; and Miss rILLIs, dangh-
ter OF Mr.. Michael Latener, all of E5ensburg.
No cards.
There 1T is, Lake e-Tatener." Get down your
map and see-but no, never mind: it's newly
formed Lake and is not on the map. Besides
that ft Is not a body of water, being cOnf1n"d
by matrimonial and not by geographical limits
and composed of two bodies with SOufs which
beat as one. In other words, IL is a union which
binds one of our most esteemed and worthiest
masculine friends to one of the faircst and most
estimabe young ladies of which our commune
ty can boast. EminentIy fitted and eIninently
rcnce we feel sure awaits them. aud which we
hope.w he of.long duration. May their voyage
down the stream of life be pleasant aId pros
porous one and may they now and then have
the sweet little Lakes which we trust w i'll greet
them ere the last Of earthly harbors has been
reached. So mote it he.
EvANS-SHRYOCK CK.-Married, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. on "Wednesday
last, Nov. Il. 1873, by Rev. -. ALVIN
EVANS. Esq of this place, and Miss KATE SHkY-
OCk, of WilmOre.
Another promising young limb of the law"
and another of Cambrias fair and amiabie
young daughters made happy for all time to
come. Well it is meet and right that so wor-
thy man should be blessed with loving and so
excellent wife, and now that he has taken ner
will shelter, among their many Ir1ends
will fail to wish them all the dressings that per-
tain to wcddcdjlfe when the contracting par
ties as in this Instance are properly mated
FLlCK-PFOFF.-Merrie at the Catholic
church in Loretto, on Tuesday last, NOV i6th-
by Rev. e. A. Bush, Mr.. PETER FLIC& aud Mrs.
KATE PFoFF. both of that place.
Z BURNHEIMER-M'BRI Married, Octo-
Settiemire, Mr. JAMES BURNHEIxER and Miss
MATTE NJ. NJ BRIDE.
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the north and II. O Stoltz the south. having
thereon erected two story frame house. frame
stable. and ot her oulbuiidings. now in the Ouo,-
pancy nf DoIninick tger.
Also, all the right. title snd interest of Dom.
mick Eyer. of. in and to lot of ground situate iu
Carroiltown borough, Cambria county. Pa.
fronting on st. narys alley and extending back
TO 50. Joseph's alley. adjoining alley On the
north and land OF heirs Of izian Binder ON the
SOUTH having thereon erected n t., story plank
house and plank stable in the occupancy Of
James " alters Taken in execution and TO be
sold at the suit of A. Baum
ALso. all the right title and interest of 1oserh
Refner- OF, In and TO piece parcel of land sit
uate in Barr township. Cambria county. Pa con-
tanning 80 acres more less. about 10 acres clear
ed. adjoining land of John Anderson. VIM. Ne
Donald. ard others. having thereon erected =
dwelling house. part log and part plank. ard
log stable, now In the occupancy of Joseph Ref
ner. Taken in execution and TO be sold at the
suit of Peter Garman.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third of the purchase
money tn bt. paid when the property is Knocked
down. and the remaining two-thirds Oh co.Itir-
nation of the deed
HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff.
Sherihs Office, Ebensburg- Nov. l3, ISIS.
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ocAI AND PERSONAL.

,porrr OuRsELF.-1f we are 70
"o+ ,,hs publication of the FREEMAN we
ron'l"1 - definite and reliable under
san. ~ where the money is to come
''''''"s va have heretofore had. and now
ON I'll, volume is nearing its compile
pa VI. TN, il a good time to say that IL
'i'n' W -. are satisfied with the way We
'uE - .,o raper it is high time they should
fon''',. ..,tl- up old scores, but give us 10
/ o. 'n's III that they are willing to pay IN
n',' for the coming volume, which Is
-. only method, satisfactory alike
F'A..! IN. and publisher, for carrying on a
We don't ask any one TO pay
'"', f,r next year, but we do ask them TO
~, ,,noU either by leaving their names
r. " ..os,naster at the office where they
,b,ir papers, (for we are sure the
-.,,,,sters will do us the kindness
/ - LIST open for the purpose,) or by
/ ~ nd or in person, or by any other
80, that they are willing to pay in adj
=, the usual reduction on the sub
This too we want TO know as soon
.lr. because we are fully determined
o., takes il we do not receive better
.-.,,a,rapt in the future than we have
,a the past What say you, friends ?
.,1 we stay or go?
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CHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue

CHERIFF'S SAIES.-By virtue
~ of sundry writs of Tend Expon., issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county and to me directed, there will be ex-
posed to public sale. at the Opera House in
Johnstown, on Naiu rdlay, the 4sh day of
December next. at O'Clock, p. M, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of Henry
MentZell, of. in and To a lot or piece of ground
situate in Yoder township, Cambria county,
Pa. containing about acres more or less. and
bounded as follows. to wit: Fronting on the
ConcmauRh river and adjoining lands OF --
Bishop and Emanuel james, having thereon
erected n two story dwelling house and q plank
stable, now I'm the occupancy of Geo. Walters.
Taken i'm execution and to DO sold at the suit
of John Seifertb s. Co.
ALSO, all the right, title and interest of John
Now, Of I'm and to a lot of ground situate in
Cambria borough, Cambria county. Pa, 'front.'
ing on Chestnut street. having Second street on
the one side and lot of Adam Bopp on the other
side ard extending back to an alley, having
thereon erected n TIVE story dwelling house. u
plank stable, and two story building, now in
the occupancy of John II. Myers Taken in ex-
ecueion and to be sold ut the suit of the Ger
mania Building and Loan Association, No. !.
OF JOhnstOwn.
TERMS OF SAtE.-One- third OF the purchase
money to be paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds on confr-
nation of the deed.
HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. EbeDsburg, Nov. 13, 1873.
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DY virtue of sundry wrts of Fend. ETpon.,
or the district Court of Common Pleas of Cam
bria county and to me directed, there will he
exposed to Public Sale, at the Opera House in
Johnstown. on - ...
Saturday, the 4th day Of December
next, at I O'CLOCK, p. NJ. the following Real
Estate, TO witt
ALI. the right, title and interest OF Bartley
Hoy, of. IN and to lot of ground situate in The
borough of Eas; Conemaugh. Cambria county.
Pa. fronting on the Penn'a Rail Road and ad-
Joining lot of John Hoy, and extending back
to the:ConemaugE river. having thereon erect
ed two story dwelling house and frame sta
bic, now in the occupancy of lIartley Hoy. Ia
ken irfexecution and to be sold at the suit OF
Akers & Baumer, now tor use OF ID. McLaugh-
ALSO. all the right, title and Interest of Adam
Pfurr of, in and To lot of ground situate i'm
Cambria borough, Cambria county. Pa. 'front.'
inY Chestnut street and adjoining lot of
Conrad Meyer on the one side and lot of John
Stenger on the other side. and extending back
to an alley, having thereon erected two story
house and plank stable, now in the occupancy
i'm execution and To be sold at the suit of the
German Workman Society.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Chas-
Ahrns of. I'm and to a lot OF ground situate in
Conemaugh borough, Cambria county, Penn a.
fronting on Portage street and adjoining int OF
John Nenut on the one SIDE and lot OF Martin
Fox on the other side, aud extending back 10 a
lot OF the Cambria Iron Company, having there
on erected a two story frame house. now in the
occupancy of Charles Ahrns. Taken in execu-
fion and to be sold Mt the suit Of J. Zimmerman,
now for of Edward Ztnmernan
Also, all the right, title aud interest of Hen
ry w. Reikipg of, in and to q lot of.ground sit
uaie in thesFourth Ward. Johnstown, Cambria
county. Pa, fronting on Mai street, having
Adams street on one side and lot of John Lud-
wig on the other side, and extending back to
nm alley, having thereon erected two story
frame house. now In the occupancy OF Henry
w. Reikng. Taken in execution and TO he SOLD
at the suit of the Kickenapawiing Tribe, L. o.
of X. NJ.
Also, all the right. title and interest," of VIM.
p. Patton, of. in and To piece or lot of ground
situate in the Fourth Ward. Johnstown bnr-
ough, Cambria county, Pa, fronting on Bed
ford ST rect aud having Stony creek on the one
side and an alley on the other side. and extand-
ing back to lot of Hon. joan F. Barnes. having
thereon erected a two story plank furniture
shop and one story furniture warcrOoT, now
in 80 session and occupancy of w IN. r. Patton.
Taken in execution ald TO be sold mt the suit of
Burkey and Gay Furniture Company
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the purchase
money to he paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds on confir-
nation of the deed.
HERMAN BAUNER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Johnstown. Nov. I3. 1878.
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purchased at

~ Constable sale and left tduring my pleas
ure with john BEEKE Ell, the Following de escrtb.
ed personal property to wit: i bay mare, l
three year old heifer, cooking stove ana uten-
sis. tables one set chairs. douYhtray. sink.
i clock. mirror. bedsteads. Il bushels wheat.
Is bushels buck heat. 40 bushels oats, hogs,
3 pigs, lot Of hay and straw, and windmill.
hereby caution all persons against interfering
with said property. n. j. .kkUMENAkEk,
Barr Twp, Nov. 6, Isis. tf9-1.sAl =
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Estate of j. X. HITE, decd.
Letters of Administration yOn the estate of
JOSIAH X. HITE, late OF Ebensburg borough,
deceased, have been issued to the undersigned,
who hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
estate that payment must he made forthwith,
and those having cuims or demands against
the same are requested to present them pro-
perly probated for settlement.
JOHN II. nITE, Administrator.
Nov. 10, 1S,5-St,
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a ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

- Estate OF JAMES BROWN Tee q.
Letters of Admnsi ration on the estate of JAS.
BROWN, late of Munster township. Cambria coun-
ty, deceased. have been granted to the underSgn-
Ell, residing u said township, to whom all persons
indebted said estate reques. ed to make pay
ment, and those having claims or demands will
make known the same without delay.
BKIDS 1T BROWN, Adm'x. ,
Munster TWP, Nov IL, 1S75.-6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-19
OBITUAR Y.

BERKEY.-Died. in Carrolltown, on Thurs
day. Nov. II, 1875 Mrs. Ca harine Berkey, wife
OF John Bersey, aged 81 years. menths and 8
days
COLE.-DIed. I'm Carroll township, on Friday,
Nov. u, 1875, Mr. Henry Cole, aged IS years,
months and - days,