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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-10-05


sLoAffMa Iarbdld saloons with intent
to sponge, y was the charge made by q
Cincinaat policeman againstss prisont
er. -ss.ss ss.,,sksss sss assGs I
'AsoMBER anniversary is this year to
be celebrated by Antwerp, that of the
plundering Of the city by theSpanish
.soldiery, November 4, 1916. The Coun-
Gil have offered a prize of 1000 francs
for the best history of this event, to be
written IN Flemish, ana in manner
which mayinterest the people.
OK July coach fcom Barcelona
(Spain) was stopped near Hospitalet
for the second time in ten days. The
Civil Guards fred, killing one of the
bandits; the rest escaped in the dense
but stunted pine and oak forests. Men
caught red handed are now being shot
down on the march by Civil Guards.
A RAILROAD disaster in Spain has re-
suited in q law providing that when an
accident in any way chargeable to the
railroad company occurs, the company
shall pay $1,000 to the family of each
person killed, $1,000 to the family of
each person incapacitated, and SIS a
day to each injured person until recov-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Rag 8obin Die 2suts ssb6ren. Sie
grmen na9 @sloern.-0ie Sunsrisen
nod gHsn.-Sie Sdi4ternsn nod Griso.
lanb.-Sie a~usidBisen nod Ginnlano.-
Sie 4rantsn mad Seilbronn.-Sis 90.
tisnten nod RurlanS.-Oie Ysrridenma-
der nod Sdrburg.-Oie Siirftisen mad
Srob.-Sie Sraurissn nod 8lassnfurt.
-Sie Jrommsn nod Sinftirden.-Sis
llsberfrommen nod Hsuntir4en.-Sie Sd
ger mad Sdssruoert Siridbsrs, ins Sas+
litbal ODER 0uf Die Gudsii I.-0ie Bsi.
nsnoen mad 3dbrinsen .-Sie Suriitsn aui
Den Sura.-Sis gisrtrdmsr in's 5enesau.
-Sie S9nsiosr nan 3~iessnbain oosr
nod @sislinsen.-0ie &abltOpiisen nod
8lab ober &ablsnburs.-6ie Sammer.
mdo6en mad 3Ofinssn.-9ie ginsebiloe'
ten nod Slntslsbibl.-Sie giniamen
mad Qeoenburs.-9ie Wurltmader nod
Sormifobt.--Sis 8aripuser nad Bart.
felo.-Sie Ysrliebtsn nod &ibua4t.-
Sie 8risftrdssr nod Oporto.-Ois Re
tnlenten mad Riissn.-Sie 2sbrer nod
S4ulpiorta.-Sis &aItblitissn nod Giss
lsben.-9is Sunsfrauen nod Der Sung
frausninisl oosr auf Den Mdbdsnipruns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

pay Gin nsibiidsr Wsnid wirb massr
BON Dem Settle ieinss Ndditsn. Ser Reio
III Der Sobn bes StOl,es, Der aniiftsr
pom Moro uno &a4s uns Der Gudlssiit
Der Sussnb. Isio III Der i6mutisite
S6lamn Der Sssls-sin @ift, msIGss 6as
6lsii6 psrssbrt uno bas Mart Der 8nOasn
austrodnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Rg- Our per pabrbaft bel6eioen 1T,
Dos bsibt, tuer Die Wan9slbaftisteit ieinss
@elsns lnb WiQens tennt, bat au4 Die
sers9ts anerfennuns fir oas Wirtsn uno
@sien anoerer, osnn sr wsiB, pas IS bsibt,
etpas isin uno pirtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
5rani Z. DaItr..""."...D Sminis Rb0mbeTa
%afRer l. H6om6erg.

Btr bdorssu; bic anlass Bon Rapitalies
auf quite pypstbasn uns auItiben asf isI&s
stu gniauf pom staot' uuS eanb.G runbstssu.
tbum, ginjise alu art Abstracts Of Titles",
frHssn aas mSsIi&su ari&ai&.n Sosumeute,
.srtaufsn ,.Iidtts' mad uus son Seuti&Iaas.
He&ieI anf uas 1aupplSss Gurppas, asusa
solieea ave In ben htaen 8suerpsri&sraass.
sSmpasnisu, bstrsiben aueubsm dn General
Law Business" unb bOftn bic Dtutf&su sOa
Dubuque County, passu I'D In 0bissn 3nssIs.
,snbattn ests rtnbsn an
SBafRsr & Gutenberg,
isu Uu. etsItssssas siasu ysss,tn v. .. sss5. uul
Nstnarsbs Dubusut. Sspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
bon Seu4tsrslsben.


pSs- gerssBt nidt, baB Die Schulz ole
2aiten ees Gebsns am gnoe lsi6tsr trdst,
als Die nimmsr iatts gssisroe Die Jrsuoen
bss 2s6sns, uno oaB mon ourA sinen fe.
item @iQsn iosar Dem itren9iten S4idIal
cine Dirt BON Slid abbrin9en fam.
2afontaine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
II b a Il e 8.

Guadnsisrs6.r, ,itHtt hem abriatn,
trteittrt bic Setit unb ~btfSrbsrt fIbf
bic gtfunsbet ss eese.
u"nlere 3eit.
Sali6e Srsunoe, falide Sbrdnen,
6oli6e 8sdisl, fulihe Wabl,
Gin q bib bon fali4en 3dbnen,
Sali1bsit runoum lberaa.
Solid. WinSe, fuli6e Sdsine,
Toli9er Beiber eroBe Sdaor;
Solides Bier uno iulide Wsine,
6alids &leiouns. fall4ss Saar.
SaIide MISUNDERSTANDING,
Sali9s 3eusen. falidsr Gin,
Sulide GdnoereinUerIeibuns,
SdmdbIid fali4e 6rbmmistsit.
6ali9e Steins unb Supelsn,
Salidss Silbsr, fulldss 8olo,
5ali4e 3unssn, falide Sselsn,
Rur3um fali4, mas ibr nur wodt.
Sali9s 9srlsn, falide &inss
Jaii4s S.rjen melt uno brett
aQe oieie fali4en Sirse
Sino Elm 3si4en unfrer 3sit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Bag Rad Dem gHen i'm 5Otsl. Sait
,&ellner, Sablsn !"-8eansr rSie babsn
ssbabt, &inoheii4 nit Senfiause, &ofbra.
ten nit &artoieln,-bitte, pas baben sic
nod ?"-8aIt rSunssr@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

pa- Bob Swseo fommt post festum,
neil bic Ssmoiratsn Dem 8linoesidiH al.
len @inb aus bsnsS.sslng enommtn bas
hon "a = -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

psy- llnisr 8 d al abr 1T wabrli@
gum 9 d elti a or seporben elm Slid,
oaB ss balo am gnoe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Iuerba9.

B9~ Sas 8iIien 1T lang. bas 2ebsn lit
tarS uno uer ni4ts iusiB, Der lebt aud
ni3t.
8racian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

-sss- SCI mir sssriibt miqiouenmal!!"
bat 5rau @ctbam ssiat, oils bic .6rant'
lin" nit ibrsm .tbsursn 8oB" bort elm.
lief. 81 - - -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

sss- 8tmotratsn iino b.u.r su
Semotrtten Qa4snbsn p%bilpippben)
ssworotn; btnn es tann ia ni4t INNER 10
bleibsn u. I. TO-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Bag gs lit tsin Wsnid, Der niat i4on
unermartet Suites srlebt bate; oas balte
Dir Dor uns ou pirit nidt IN Der 3utunft
perspsifeln.
MN suhtsr6Ishe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

sss- .Ssbt tomm' i'd ! iasts S%auspurit,"
Iadte General Dir. ba mar Niles mir"
unS er feel bur4 bic Wablurne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Bs- Srauristsit 1T bel sewiisn Damien
Elm 4ntinoisunss3sitsl, auf Dem man lss
fen fam vSisr wsrosn Sroitsr seiuat."
Stabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

bas- Man 1T ldnser tobt, als mon lsbt
iagt. cine gausrsfrau. ,oarum iOa man
lufis isia, 10 lanse mon lebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Bar Stsrbsn uno Steuern 5ablsn mnB
Ser Menih iiberaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

sGs- asnntniiie limb Die sin3ise Waat,
bic man ii4 psriaafsn tann, uenn mon
lie ni9t bat.
Babel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

sas- Dem 9sroisnits feline &ronsn !"
Iaste 9ismard, ba "sriinosttr er fi9 ben
WiIlionsnerbtn. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Chicago uns N%oromef6abn

saftn.
Iirsits etrsiasryts fls % &tspss nttsu eaft ossa
Ssis, yittssars. bert Dasut une 9tieaes Gsaiahs nne
yau 5aneIt etnit fur aue giast satt4 une faepaltA xns
NIT sr Gsteass urs altsH ups Spinsts Central fas sss
lusiieta place arranstrt peSetn.
Iirtttt gsrbinsunstnH ns tbsHiaus NIT su tlniap padfs
9ttnsssn In Smata fur Ale yunitt TN funsn aBeam Hsss
atRsgt. "
8fttftt g.rttntunsta ftns an atlts Str
ineuHsspuuttt nit 3asta fur aIh
NrtutttnttR strstRttIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Yeter &tene's
General : M0entur

fir bic neutrality-suspicious..
Capital am 4. Sanuar fs7l
Smperial Don 9onbon, 5000, 00o
&osal BON 9iperpoeI, IL, zoo, o0t
German american .. N.sD. 1885, 0l
ct. Paul BON ct. Saul, sl9,62l
ct. Soiepb Don Mihoud, s75, 46a
Brewers uon Witwautes, $50, 900
atlas Don 5artfOrb 1000, 900
aetna eife Sninrants g.. 20, l2o, soc
eDit dIttat In ansrifa.)
u. v. aeeiSential .. Sarforb, l,5oo,ss
Commercial Don &pespooI 10, 1000, OOo
Ii.fs mS4ts.n dsmyasuitta. bic I'D BET hem gstsaa, uni
Bottom 6eur sur3 panttltHt 9abluns ibrer gsrluAt BE-
wdbrt babtn. e~nnpftblsn I'D fdba uue iSnHtn gua4erunsn
pen distnthum ~ ben Statsfrn Ratsn tnietssu ssnpmno
peretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

BAY ~9abt uns Srieben baben!' ipta&
Grant, ba msints sr ben 6rieorn 6ss So.
Ass |" -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

@er ins rInsIid fiat, psrlisrt ii4 lsi4t
aus Der grinneruns Der Wsniden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

" Sit habtn's, pies WsaI perfsbrt
ansdanssn T. iasts Elm 3smOtrat :am
Wittwo4 gu sintm Reformiubsn. .Dafir
Fno mir Stbrdtr y nor bic antwort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Agentnr

fur BITE 8 sr5stta BamYH4tHs. gsupa sntssn mad 9urps.
9dslihs Hbfabrt.
Samburs- auasrifaniite. 9inis Is Dampfer.
Rpre.I eutiber 9lese, Bremen Is Dampfer
@unarb eini., 9ipsrpuOl ". auttpsr. 16 Damsfer
&sS Star eins 8Dampfsr
Die Tauf,nes vsn gaHasttrtn, BITE Id In ben ltyttn 4!
Satrtn duf pteftn Dampftrn brrrber une btnIbtr fptsir
babe. Rns bic bette Gmpfttluas une bassn MIR sas 3utrauo
mtinr grtunet stFdat.
Sn Serbinbuns NIT Sbisem, ftsls I'd
8e4iel auf aae 5auptftdSte @uropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
GtSenbabtt 9tdetS

GtTenbabn 9t6etS
mad alien 5auptadhten amuifa's unb galtfsrnia's fsnur
Zen sanssu Iss In meinsr ONCE ~ ben rtsslmisisn vrdfe,
stiauft reeen; u IL niHt nstsis I'D auf ben DepptS b.
Ripptn siuAusen "a Iaaen.
0runbeisrntbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srs5s ausrabI ses beaen etast-G istntsuuS oh
aud 8armsn uns pratridanetreitn Sab BET mfr fets 10 ees
~slnftshen 6shtueunsent AZ taben uue trfu6t ID itbeu, bu
idu 9tIe In G~tstnttam H&u uns septuubrtnens auIeeu
min, mtins etfsa ~ prifen.
Gar aalssnns ssn gasttalisn pxb aaf a&uas uns rtsgs.
Hpetft Ssrst setrasen.
Deter Qiene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

Dtd, tulsmtsn seassn lauftn BET aa<H RsSpasm h
alien ftnisn eieitr Satn
9bisass uas Sr. PAUL cher asisass Has ytupanfw isstss
Iabt.
utb,rlans.S 6lafraasn Ter llnieH paStHs a~tltabatn, -
als gIast nthit6 ssm ptihsuri 1ial<-
sistst' aus als nsutftn Der k<Atrunesn, namlt4 . nU
Sttin ttIasttuts sasu, StatL S6tsnsn, Stea, uns eHn-
Srldsn, yarler. une Draxtus: Rssn: Ssttentu,9DeeeRs
SrsmIs. Wtasrs Patent SSsa ests.& nypstans nae Ytet-
isrm. ftrnr bititt ne Zen Wthtnsta, 8bnsutststs
Si1srbsit une penadnsfse etaMtmliafstt.
Ia eidt 9ilsneafn r.1f.@ 1@-t3F& -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10
sU'TIIrN, WRONG.

There is su'thiu' dreadful wrong
When n man has took ter drink
1t shows his self respectfulness
Is out o gear, / think
And honor, sense, AMI decency,
Have left vacant pew.
Ter see what such n creeter
In his beastliuess will do.
There is su'thin' dredful wrong
When man is seen ter go
A-sneakin' inter company
Among the mean and low.
1t shows he's sold his birthright
For dreadful meagre sum,
That will bring swarm o. sorrows
In the days and years ter come.
There's little su'thiu' wrong
When a man has took ter dress
1t shows his bump o vanity
Amt sartin' CROWN less
For true and solid manhood
Gives little time or thought
To ape the fop or dandy,
Who're q little wCss than naught.
There's a little su'thin' wrong
When a man Gevotes his time
Ter laziuess and idleness,
That is itself a crime
a note o hand, or ticket,
That bears upon its face
The great big GRIMM letters
That spell the word-disyrdce.
1t breeds a sight o. mischief,
Aud lots % crime and sin
If the worship long is idle,
Old Satan enters In.
Aud drives a lively business,
With idle hands and brains,
And wears a grin o pleasure
As he counts his many gains.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10

a NoNPLUssED TECToN.-A man step
ped into the depot at Bellefonte the other
evening, walked up to the ticket office, and
inquired:
"You dond got some dickets for Dy-
rone?''
"Yes, sir; how many will you have"
replied the ticket agent.
"Vell, dere's myself, wife, four shildren.
How much for all dose you ask ?''
"Onc dollar apiece
"Dunder You sharge me Won dollar
for mine shil'ren? You no something's
took off?''
''No sir; your children are too DID,"
replied the agent,
''Vell, den, l right away home goes, und
waits for Ceuten'al 'scursion dckess, SO
help me krashus Den I you completely
fools, Ply shiminyr'
And the indignant man gathered up his
luggage, summoned his wife and children,
and departed.
As he walked down the steps lie NUT
tered
II dond know how comes dose tiTgs.
Not more as tree year ago L take dose
shil rem to Clearfield, und dcy sharge mo
not more as half so much as for myself.
6ond know yot tam svhindie- Got ish kind
of.-Beige(onte HcDublicaR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10

rang the bell madly. Up popped windows
and out of open doors hurried the towns
folk. Away then went Daniel to the house
of Ephraim Thomas, and, meeting the gov
ernor, half dressed and without his wig, at
the door, he stammered out the news.
Then to the pump he ran, closely followed
by the governor, the selectmen, and a
crowd of people, pell nell. There stood
Reuben at the peg, his mother near him,
Anne painting and pale by his side. The
governor lost no time. Hatless and wig
less, he waved the crowd back. Then ris-
ing on his tiptoes, in his excitement, he
shouted
"Jump."
Reuben jumped, and lighted fairly on
the pump.
One grand unanimous shout rang from
the crowd. Even the Tories forgot them
selves and waved their hats and yelled.
The governor rushed at Reuben and seized
his hand. The other hand was tightly
clutched by the faithful Daniel; Reuben s
mother put her arms around the neck OF her
son, and leaning her head upon his shoulder,
relieved her pent up feelings by her tears
of joy. The select-me gathered close
around and lent their voices to tie torrent
of congratulations. In a few minutes Reu-
ben gently withdrew himself from his
friends and looked about him, anxiously.
At n little distance stood Anne, her eyes
cast down, and blush after blush chas-
ing itself across her fair face.
Reuben stepped to her side.
"Anne," said he, 'do you remember p''
She answered rot, but the look of love
and JOY she gave him was enough. No
words were needed.
Three weeks from that day the battle of
Lexington was fought.-E u. Stockton,
.Scri5ner's Monthly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10

A TRUE STORY OF NAPoLEoN.-A Lon
don corr espondent of the Boston Gazette
writes: Do you remember that in Mr..
Bayard Taylors last volume there is a
poem entitled ''Napoleon at Gotha?' In
graphic aud graceful verse the poet tells
how the corqueror marched into Germany
and took possession, among others, of the
castle of Friedenstein. Among the retain
ers of this castle was the ducal huntslnan's
son,
A proud and hright-eyed STRIPPING;
Scarcehfteen years he had.
This lad saw with rising Indignation that
"all were slaves and towards before the
one great man, Napoleon. His young
blood was fired, aud he swore to free the
land Of its conqueror. Upon one life hung
ali this shame and degradation. ''I'll take
it with my own hand" he thought, ''and
earn my country's gratitude" So he took
an old musket down from the wall, and
cleaned and loaded i. and started out as
though for days sport. But he had not
gone far when he returned to the castle
and laid IN wait for the Emperor. Soon
his watch was rewarded. He discerued
the well known figure with the arms crossed
behind the back, walking leisurely and
alone toward him. The boy raised the
gun and pointed it directly at the Emperor
his finger was on the trigger. Just as he
was about to fire, Napoleon saw him, and
fixing his cold and piercing gaze upon the
lad, walked calmly past him without
even looking back. The gun fell from the
| terrified boys hands, and he stood rooted
to the spot. had never come across the
incident in any life of Napoleon, and L
| asked Mr.. Taylor if it was true. He as
sures me that it occurred as he relates it,
aud that it was told him by the lad, who
grew to be a statesman and savant. This
| little circumstance made the most profound
| impression upon the boy and man, who
used to say, ''God's purposes were grander
He thrust me from his wayr' This Incl
dent was told by Mr.. Taylor for the first
time. His poets instinct saw the dramatic
Quality at a glance, and he has made a
stirring poem out of his facts. / don't
know when anything has impressed me
more with the greatness of Napoleon than
this anecdote. He had every reason to
believe that his death WAS but the matter
| of a second, yet he never flinched, but
with one glance of his eagle eye disarmed
the misguided boy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10
.1OWS' APPRAISFMENTS.

Knows APPRAlSEMENTS.
Notice Is hereby given that Ihe fo!-
tgu.I 4puruisrmCuts vt pcrsoIiHt pro
4 rt real estate. uT dCCedcnts, selected anu
n, f,r the widows OF iutestates under
1, n Assembly 0f the l4th day ot April
81 have hrrn filcd in the Registers OIL
Tytrnsl.urg and Will be presented to the
IN, C0ur, 0f Cambria county, for conhr-
AMI allowance, on W EDSESDAY- the
~ uf " sECH. A. u. 1876, 20 wit:
Ss.rto-v and aunraiscment OF certain per-
Sropsrty appraised and set apart for E.mtra
! widow oi John ID. Adams. late Of Coop
borough. deceasod-S 800 90.
ten'ory sid aTpraisemcnt Cf certain per
lraperfy apprai sell and set apart for sarah
widow af JOSIAH X. Hite. late of EhenS-
roqgh, deccdsel-S3OO 90.
1Esnt6-y and aypraisCmeut OF certain per
t-ipcrtv 4upraisrd and set apart for Jane
X willow OF John VI. Beechcr, late OF Wood
trOugh, deceased
] ,a,1ry auI appralsement OF certain real
|-ppraIsci aud set apart for Priscilla ling
\ PnE Of George Ylnger, late of Loretto oor-
fersased-s stO0 co.
kreat0rv and apprai.cment OF ccrtnin pcr-
Brperty appraised ami set apart for Eliza
)eiple. widow Of Louis L. Heiplc, late OF o.
ershp. dccNaseI-t3UJ.O 100.
EsutUry and apprliscment Of certain per
property appraised and set apart for Mary
|rf1H Jt Adam PfSrr, late of Cambria Dor
\ lreAsel-.lSL+7.
Ir--,ory ami appralscment Of certain por-
h perry aTpra sri and set apart Tor Sarah
a .oV VI George Gates, late Of / oder town
tselsel- sl21 Is.
JAMES VI. SISGER. Register.
|;sr's OGce, Eheushurg, Feb. ID, 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-10
r ICENSE NOTICE.-Petitions for

- Tavern and Eating House Licenses
have been filed in the office of the Clerk of the
by the following named persons. and will he
presented 10 the Court of Quarter Sessions of
! said county at March Sessions, 1876:
TAVERN LICENSE.
Barr Twp.-Ncholas Lambour, Bernard vo-
Carrolltown Boro.-Lawreuce Schroth, Paul
Eilwanger, Edward L. Binder, Andrew IL.
Cambria Boro.-Peter Sarlouis, George Aig.
Gallagher, Elizabeth Mcdonald. Peter Haughey
Cenemaugh Boro.-Jos. Menanr, Plus Klug
ist Ward Joseph Daily, Michael Toohey, I'd
East Conerlaugh Boro.-Leonard Kist, David
Falcon.
% Chest Springs Boro.nJohn Grouse.
Ghest Twp at St B9niface,aThomasO OFT.
nar John tanPrs Michael f2s,er soS
fiSr, west, west Ward; Ward; L. H. Linton, East Ward
Galltzin Dors.-Albcrt Bender, Samuel A.
Gaiitzin Twp.-Patrick O'Dowd, Autheny
s,,I,,, J9hmstew11 Boro.mCoprad Raab, John V:
Reich, Elizabeth Koher, John Garhart, Henry
Batter Il Louis. c. lambert John Coad, Philip
Davis. John M'Dermott. John shirhour, 2d
an Ward Henmry yonaits Charles a%nermnn'
George RasG, John Karr, Philip .Herizinser,
kropp, DIV Harshberger, JOHN NJ. King, Adom
Biegshark. Sd Ward John \. Stemmer. AIben
Plciifcr, Oscar Giraffe, Henry Hansman, w.
II. Thompson. 4th Ward; August WeiSInd, 5th
Ward. Henry Shaffer, 9th Ward.
l.orctto BOro.-FIurian Bangle. +. y. Haid.
Miliviile Boro.-Juso Ph Feldhouse. Mrs. NJ.
Grady Frederick Schwadertr. Emanul james,
Richard Bowling, LIST Ward Bridget McDer-
mitt. Ann Daley, 2d Ward.
Richiand Twp.-Erhart Maizi Jacob Roehm,
Bernard Necs, John Tees.
Summitville Bor.-Chaistion Reich.
Washington Twp.-Jacob 3 Kicl, Michael c.
Bradley, Margaret Helle, Geo. w. Mullin.
Wiimore BUro.-Gcorgc Wenderoth, Joseph
Horuer.
QUART LICENSE.
Johnstown, 81 Ward.-J0hn Ludwig, L. S.
Fisher " Co., Henry Fritz & Co.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
CarrolitOwn Boro.-Henry Blum, Julius Stitch,
Washington Twp.-Gco. j. Schwadercr, Wn.
Finn, Mark iS. Mclaughlin.
WinOrc BDro. John SchrOth, p. +. Kirby.
JOhnstowu, 4th Ward.-Jacob Fend.
B. McCOIGAN Clerk Q, 8.
Office Clerk OF Q. s., Ehensuurg, Feb. 2S, 1876.
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WAYsIDE WARNINGs.-Dont let the
treasures of this world hazard your pros
poets for the next.
Don't disregard the rights of others in
trying to exercise what seems to be your.
own.
Don't get more promises on the market
than go current.
Don preach charity and leave somebody
else to practice it.
Don't think it condescension to speak
pleasantly to that form beneath those tat
tered garments. They may, perchance,
cover form as comely, and heart as
honest as your own, into which might be
reflected ray of sunshine by even pleas
ant look.
Don't retard the progress OF others be-
cause you fail to keep pace with them.
Don't dwell too much upon the greatness
of vour ancestors lest your hearers think
the stock has sadly degenerated.
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..o,.-s Notice.

-eI,v given that the foll9wlnS
ACE is hereus hsyo been passed ana
4 md Acv",u',s Office at Ebenshurg' IN
1 tie b'E' - Cambria, and viii De pre-
the o. Ii,..,rsus' Court OF sald counIy'
H. ilc and aily"dn. e, on
f.ln1,,.oIns Isy Of MARCH, 1879, 10 Wit:
and fnaI account of J esse II; Di-
\ .ee'nl a. 49, charity Dimond, late oi Nun
4 sflr, dereas,rl'. account OF John Gels and
.,sr executors ol slt.,.ad NaH -
y f.s..l.,,T borough, deceaseu.
/ TancmanI Ns,,.I account OF Emil Dung,
4 f-, anl ii I,crr. q minor child OF August
ut t'v'-,.',vr bDruus n. deceased
4 2 % Johus,.,, ,C E,nllvS. JRnisou, admin
! fr'l ae',g'W w ", Jamison, late OF Loretto
iced. .rceo Grumbling. administra-
\ l-,. '.. .Shir,y. late Of Adams township,
.,-ti,I a,couut Of Jacob Horner
\ l-'' .l," u, executors Of John j. HOrucr,
.i..n ,,,.-b township. deceased.
NM fnal account 81 ~
\ 1-'. .' Fif7areth r.. Annie + ana
...... MINOR chii'r'h 1' '''i'' -
rn ..r 1r,t nf Margaret Sncdden,
49,. ~....ucu. late Ot W OodHalc
....ru. arIacoA Trcfs. admins
.r- u, LL-e %! JUhnstoWn DOr-
..i final account Il Mary Hogan
o executors ui Daniel Hog IN,
ID. ...ruv 30. deceased
,..r nnrt account 81 alGntlne
...r.. Mary Iiassey, late OF W ash-
...,r account Of L. q Pugh-
...-., .ruhu VI. Beechcrr late oi " oou-
a-., ".lI ...I drFi account Of Geo. NcGary.
.,-@r Augustus NcGary, late oil JOINS
" nm, of charles Unverzacht ana
4 E.,rIrr. administrators oi Johh bchd-
,tr.frwu borough, deceased
. ....,l t,,rtial account OF John J. no
.. .. .-,fcr of Robert j. Roberts, late OF
4 te,rnship. deceased; ,y,o .rton
nd Iosrph Hogus, executors OF refer
i.,.D DT Munster township, deceased
...,,rrf NJ Eliza NOOnan, acting admiu-
/ d I,.-.rniab Noouan, late of Munster
md and partial account OF r. +;
" Sechter. executors of Samuel
- - - I,rkson township. deceased.
| Pr y. ...rI anal account Of George Rose
,,--...r..-,tr-0 ~ Jacob SrttlcmOyer, late OF
,r..l township, deceased.
!. .,r.rrt II T. ". George and Joseph
,,r.r,ors OF OthJ Styncr, late OF W asAlhS-
I'"f IANES VI. SING Err, Register.
is-'. Once. Ebcnshurg. feO. 70, 1910,
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Do1ynrs.-T don't believe mems opinions
have much to do with the changes in tho
weather.
don't believe every man who eats bread
does it by the sweat OF his face, unless ioat-
ing on the corners requires more exerIioh
than 1t seems to.
don't believe an official position always
vouches for honesty. -I1oj: AcBunSIe.