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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

TO the Republicans Of Kansas.
HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS y
REPUBLICAN, STATE GENITAL Cow, :
Topeka, Kan. Oct. 81, 1876.
To tie Republicans Of Kansas:
After the most bitter and unscru-
'ulous warfare upon Capt. Anthony,
" candidate for Governor, which
ever made upon any-man in the
tory of all the political contests in
lnsas, and fearing that the utterly
.aracterless reputation of his tradu-
rs might not be known to all, it has
,een thought best to publish the fol-
lowing supplement. 1t not only con-
tains the vindication of Capt. Antho-
ny befo.e the Committee, but also an
answer to charges invented since that
time, together with statement which
explains itself, signed by nearly two
hundred of the most reputable cit
liens of Lesvenworth.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, cfATR
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
TOPEKA, KAN, September "a, 1875. -
Atameeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, held at its rooms
in the city of Topeka, by request of
Hon. George T. Anthony, Republican
nominee for Governor, the following
proceedings were had, viz
HKADoUAlrRns KEPusIIcAH efAfE)
CKrrRAL Connn1KE
foPHA. KANs- Sept. %, 1876.
WHEREAS, AT a meeting called by the Chairman of |
the Republican State Central COMMITTEES for the pur
pose Of considering the charges made against George
r Anthony, the Republican nominee for Governor of
the State Of Kansas said call being made the
quest of said George T. Anthony the following
buttons unanimously adopted:
That is the Of the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee after hearing full and complete ex
PLANTATION by George T. Anthony Of the charges and
specifications made against him and published by i
newspapers in various places throughout the State,
that such explanation Is entirely satisfactory, and in
opinion is a complete vndication Of his character
from all charges made against him. u
2. That the Chairman Of the Committee be instruc-
ted publish these resolutions, and also George T.
Anthonys sworn statement, together with all accom-
panying documentary evidence At as early day as |
possible. tti /
J.. C. WILSON, Chairman.
7; Q: BOND. Secretary.
A T. SHARPE, fproxy for A. NJ. Blair.)
7. {. HENRY, (proxy for J. w. Hat)
WA. MORGAN. G
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

~ or their sou,
Iowiufer, Tor
afev stsp!s ,
pwu counfies Ru
kse. J. WoEH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

judgment for the amount due, but you denied the al
legations Of fraud, and said you defend against
them Ii was because of these allegations, as I'M
derstood you, that you would employ Mr.. Fenion as
your attorney.
After Mr.. Fenlon had filed the answer which, be-
sides denial OF the allegations of the petition relied
upon the Of limitation saw you again when
you stated that had no knowledge that he intend
validity Of the debt q ds6t ss<rely.
When the court met, you, myself and Mr.. Fenlon
had an interview and you the. stated that you was
Obliged to leave the city, but that you willing the
plaintiff should have Judgment provided it should not
be entered find you guilty of the fraud charged
do not remember whether or Mr.. Fenlon drew
the stipulation. know you did not see it. The plea
of the statute Of limitations not withdrawn, be-
cause Mr.. Fenlon claimed to think there was some
thing in 1t, and wanted the court to pass Upon it.
did not think then, do now that Withdrawing the
other portion of this plea was admission of the
truth Of the allegations Of fraud and the drawing
of the Judgment the form of which was forwarded by
counsel there is no finding that point but the judg-
medt is simply judgment of debt.
This was guard against any such inference. I
have hesitation in saying that you left US under the
impression that the Judgment be entered should be
such not to carry any charge of fraud against you,
and, as have stated, do not think il does
/ would further state that the deposition of Mr..
Halliday taken under a commission or order of
court and no notice was served either Mr. Henlou
or yourself So far IS know you had no personal
knowledge of the taking Of the deposition or that 1t
had been taken. Yours,
Signed. HIRAM Gs,swoLD
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
II Y N F. NAL.

HoFFA AN-HARBISON.-Marri at New
Brighton, Pa on Thursday, Sept. IA. 1875 DIR.
I. ID. HoFFhAN. of this place. and Miss CALI.
HARBIsoS, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
Enjoying rs he does the esteem of all who
know him, the Doctor. since his arrival home
on Wednesday last with his fair Young bride
has been almost overwhe lined with conQratu-
lations and good wishes, to which il is meet nc.
proper that the printer man should add his
quote That he has secured an amiabie and de-
voted companion in the handsome young lady
WHOM he has endowed with his good name we
cannot for moment doubt, ana that she has
tons and uniting her destiny with one So
worthy ls equally maifest, to all who are ac.
quainted with the Doctor. Such being the
case, happy welded life cannot fail to be the
result. and we know of none who more fully
deserve such blessing than the Doctor and
his e>timable young bride.
MILLER-BURKEY.-M at the Catbo
lie church in this place, on Tuesday morning,
sept. 10, 1870, by Rev. Father Boyle, Mr. john
.. MILLER. OF Ebensburg, and Miss CATHARINE
A BURkEY, OF Cambria township.
We are only stating a fact known TO every
BODY acquainted with the estimable Young
bride wheu we say that few If any have ever
entered the matrimonial state who were better
ntted to perform the duties of a wife than is
our friend Katie. Fully Informed as to the
duties OF housekeeping, gentle aud contding IN
her disposition, aud industrious and saving i'm
her habits II will he no fault of hers IL peace
ana plenty do not at all times abound in her
well kept household. That she mas secured y
husband worthy of such wife sincere "
hope, and that n long and happy life here and
Il .bIissful eternity hereafter awaits them hot h
Is the earnest prayer we offer in their behalf
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OBITUARY.

PARRISH. Died. at his residence, near Lor-
etto, on M0nday, Sept. II. 1876, after brief ill
ness, Mr.. THOMAS PARRISH, aged ~ years 6
months and - days.
The father OF deceased, Josue Parrish. recefv-
ed instructions from und became a convert TO
the Roman Catholic faith under the care and
couRcil OF the iamepted first pastor of LOretto;
kcv. ID. A. Gaiitzin. He shortly afterwards
removed from Bedford to Cambria county In
order that his children might receive pious in =
struction in youth from that faithful lover OF
immortal soH!s.
For a number of years the venerable prelate
gave n station and celebrated :he holy sacrifice
az ms house, aud thus not only he'd his family
the ad vantage of his edifyin0 sermons. but also
"f his frequent pIous instru otions and edirying
example.
Rcticent in disposition, he was free from cal
umny. A dntifut husband a loving and much
betpref fGther. a kind ueighbor a pious, sincere
Christian, he passed from earth lamented by a
large circle of relatives and friends. May i,
please God uo admit TO his heavenly kingdom
he who so earnestly hoped for his mercy. Re.
qUiescdt irt pace. -
W1LbIAMS.-Died, in this place, at 10 O'Clock
on Monday night, Sept. Is, 1S76, BENJAMIN Will
LIA1s. jr.. only child of Benjamin W illiam ms, sr
aged q years and 3 months.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

JURY LIST FOR DECEMBER TERaT.-9e.
,',ns ,om We append the list of Grand and Ira
verse Jurors drawn on Tuesday last by Jury
commissioners Topper and Baker and Sbar.
III bauIner to serve at the next reoular tor,,
or our County Court:
GRAND JURORS.
MPnry Cooper, farmer, Allegheny Twp
John J; Bensho Iaborer 4th VSsr Wsrd Iw5; Tahos,o
Syiv. Horner, moulder, LIST Ward. Jobnsfown.
~ na,isoy, teacher, LIST Ward, Conemaugh Bor'
W III. Miller. 1r., moulder LIST Ward. Conemangb.
fIoLnenus Dever, blacksmith, Munster Twp
Perry Boisinger. clerk, re ID WFay,e Wayd 5osp Twp
I TtorEe Rodgers, gent, East Ward Ebenstnrg
w Wm. Caldwell, merchant, 4th Ward 5ohpstowr
IhGs. ID. Powers, farmer. washington TXyn
Nicholas HefrieRs Tissoh maser Sarr9town Bor
Idsenh Nv 6rIekIayer sth Ward Iohn.town.
Allen sharp, laboreer' raT.ner Croyie CTroye T Twp.
HTenry Ty y {: Shaffer, dealer, Rchland Twp.
Hiram Qrris. farmer, Richland Twpip
SoSepn, Samppn, TTpgme;, Tpgge;, farmer. Allegheny Twp.
Jacob NJ. Hoover, heater Coopersdaie Ror
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsr WEEK.
Adams Twp.-Johu F. StuII
Backlick Twp.-C Charles Farahsuoh
Conemaugh Twp.-Wiiliam I}ratemyer ara,
Darby. iicAs' John
Cambria Twp.-John Mcbride.
Iohn T1,nI,'h Maio oor.-henry Gore, John Lynott,
Carroll Twp.-James Sharbaugh, james Cun-
Carroitown Bor.-Henry Blum.
nonearheid Twp--Joseph Cooper Siias M.
East Conemangh Bor.-David Humphrcvs
Jones' Featas J',oGd Jhor;dxy"n O. Evans, George
r1aIiitzin Twp.--George Gallagher, David
,Johnstown Bor.-Henry B. Barnes Job, 8
Buchanan, John Brady, John Coad. Wm' h. %
es,,ng, ii; r: Petrken, 81. W. Keim Jos. Marx
iaru'iig, john Raab-
jackson Twp.- Christ Snydar
Mihvie Bor.-John Gopoin
EE,chIand rwp;-Wm Myers, Henry Layma n
,iIanhnr, ,iIner,,iii Iwp'-deorge DoDp, Christian
Taylor Twp.-Ephraim Goughnour.
Washing on Twp.-John Eager
White Twp w Bowman, Daniel Glass
q, Yoder Twp. Upper)- Henry Fritz, Yost Hos
tine, Geo: Spangier, E. A. vickroy.
hoder twp. Uower)-John Hickman
TRAVERSE JUnoRs-sEcOND WEEK
Allegheny Twp.-Edward Mullen
,N"ppets9aie B't.-Caleb Butler, George Car
Conemnugh Twp.-John Fgan.
.Sfi,,, .SSf2,,Gnaugh T Bor.-sanuei Brown, John Cox,
Chcst Springs Bor.-John Connery, NJ j.
Chess Twp. John j. Nagie.
oafrnh Iwp.-Joseph Gantner. jr III. C. Kirk
Cambria Twp.-John Evans. (geul,hl Jon,
j. Davis. ~
Cambria Bor.-John Eigner
ie;>t tonemaugh Bor.-George Rarnhart
:, E6ensburg Bor.- IL. ConneiI Lewis
tfOSsard
GSIiitzin Bor---Nichael Brpckeu Thomas
Hogue.. ~
Johnstown Bor.-Samuel Ream, Curtis q
Campbell, David Dihert, George Geld,.a Geo
Hess James King, Samuel kintcr, z. ii. Lever
good, Valentine Luther.
Jackson Twp.-Charlrs Buxton.
Jones. ~ ~
Munster Twp.-tieorge Mccullough
cob Rcpogle
Siinn"rhiii Fwp.-Fnlentine Cramer.
naylor Twp..Jamcs Masrcrson. Gee. Page.
Nashingttn 1wp.--James BrawoS, jacob
hlel, Nicholas Maggie, VIA. Tiley.
White Twp-John tievfn.
loder Twp tLOwer)-John Shccban
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

FALSE 1NPREssfoNS.-It is generally
supposed by n certain class of citizens, who
are not practical or experienced, that Dys-
pepsia not Invariably he cured, but we
are pleased to say that GREENS 5 AUGUST
FLOWER has never, to our know ledge, failed
to cure Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint IN all
it's forms snch as Sour Stomach, Costiyen ess
Sick Headache palpitation of the Heart, low
spirits &c. &c. Out of 10000 dozen bottles
sold last year. not single failure was re-
ported, bnt thousands OF complimentary let
ters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case
Try H.. Sample bottle 10 cents Regular
Size 10 cents. For sale lay Lemrnou 81 Muir
ray, .Ebensburg, aud i. NJ. Wolesiasle *
Son, Wilmore.
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Ebensburg, Sept. 2l, 1875.

THE NEW PRINCIPAL.-The Lancaster
Express of Friday evening last gives the fol
lowing excellent send off Mr.. Frank
Lvte. the gentleman recently chosen and
now in charge principal of the public
schools of this borough. Mr.. Lyte is n fine
specimen of youthful manhood-in fact, a
persect iasiy-kilier-and as he is still, we
prpsune. fancy free, we advise the gtls-
but. 10, they possibly need no advice on that
snlject BE that as it may, here IL what the
Express says about the gentleman In ques-
ton:
PEesoNAr.-yr Frank Iyte. a graduate OF
The Safe Normal School at Millersville, brother
OF Prof II. q Lyte. of that institution, aud also
n brother Of Mr.. J. L. isyte. OF the Examiner.
lcft Lancaster this morning TOR Ebensburg,
Cambria county. to take the position OF prInci-
pai OF the school OF that place. The best wishes
OF "A host of friends went with him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

If ONLY HAD HEALTH.-Many one
wishes fOr good health without making use
OF The proper means To obtain. it. Reader,
whoever you are. go now whilst this notice
il acting on your mind and employ DR.
Keyser, of Pittsburgh, who has made chronic
diseases his study for years. In diseases of
the lungs especially, has he far outstripped
all rivals. He has studied the diseases OF
the lungs in all their phases, and, if curable
he can cure you. Do mot wait however until
your constitution Is a wreck until the whole
system il involved in the disease hpt even
then il may not be ton late. DIR. KEySER S
LUNG CURE has worked wonders in restor-
ing health aud removing disease. 1t Will
cure often y hen nothing else will. aud when
you fud il Impossible t. cousult the Doctor
personally, get his essay ana his Lung Cure.
The book will be sent free to all who write
for it,
Price of Lung Cure s1.50 per bottle or 81 so
per half dozen. To be had at DIR. key>er s
Laboratory, $40 Penn avenue, Pit;sbnrgh.
His private consulting office is No. l20 Penn
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

DAN DE q QuILLE's new book with introduction
by lark TWAIN is Just ready. Ii is the richest
in text and illustrations for loI.g time. re
you out OF work or dragging along some dull
bookT Cfo for this one II will fill your pockets
sure Don't delay and lose territory you want
send Tor circular at once. 1t nothing 10 see
them; Address AMERICAN PUBLISHING
co, Hartford, Conn.,. or +. &. BLISS & CO.,
Newark, Y. j.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

HUNG HINsELF.-Mr. Samuel Aiken n
we'll known resident of White township
this county, took the short cut to eternity
by hanging himself with y plow-Iine in his
own barn, some time during Saturday last.
Why he committed the act is accounted for
by the fact that he was in arrears 10 the
county about three hundred dollars and to
the school board of his own township some
two hundred dollars more, which had been
collected as taxes by him a couple of years
ago, while acting in the capacity of consta-
bic. aud never paid over To the parties en-
powered hy law to receive the ame Iuex-
PLANTATION OF his fai, to perform this ia TT
Of his contract, Mr.. Aiken always averred
that he had been stopped on the highway
near LlOydsviIte, in said townahiD. one dark
night in the fall of 1874 aud roipbcd of all
the money I'm his possession, which he
claimed was sufficient to liquidaIe tbs entire
amount due To the county aud school board
as aforesaid. Be that as it may, no credef,ce
seems to have been placed in his story as
neither the county commissioners, to whom
he made his last appeal in this place on
"Wednesday OF last week nor the board of
school directors manifested any disposition
to eXone;ate Linn from the payment of the
money, and hence, in fit of despair he
sought relief for these and all other earthly
troubles 10y that most terrible and most
delusi We of methods. srlf-murder Mr. Aiken
was betveeh fifty and sixty years of age if
we rightly Informed, and leaves a wife
audi grown-up family, one of whom az
least, son, has been married for several
years.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Company n. ON
Regiment. \. g. Pa, at special uiertihg
held at their armory oE "Wednesday, sept
20th 1876, at"ptcd tile following preamble
aud resolutions:
WHEREAS II has pleased Almighty God to re-
move f. ON our ranks our loved and highly esteem
ed conrsde. benjamin Ci Williams, therefore
R,S,IIed That in the death of our cOrnr dc we
deeply hepore the sevcriny OF the ties that bound
him o us I'm by more than ordinary esteem ana al
feciion and recognize in his death the loss oil a
yaIua bic mem bcrs OF our organization
ResoIrefi. That our deepest sympai hes are ten,
dere,i to the relatives and friends of our deceased
corrate in this their sti bereavinent- ana Whlie
they ae well as ourselves mourn his departure;
we should a II humb v bow To Him who doelh al
things well and lie ever ready 10 obey thtl ca =
which VIII enable to M. et our coInrade on thas
eternal camping ground beyond the cVnhhes oi
time. =, ..,-,,
}.e.tlret That armory be drapcd IN mourn
pp and a copy of thcse reso. utiODs be sent 10 the
family of our deceased cofnrade. -, +,
ISeSolred. That these resolutions DC pupiisheu
in the Ebensburg papers
q. Sergt J. NJ. THoMPsoN,
Scrg't j NJ. SITGER,
C0rp1 o THOMAS, fOOhn'tteo'
tOrpI JoHN LrwiS,
Private \. II. SrouGH,
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REhfEhfBBR
Our ONE PRICE
PRYCE, BAXTER, JONES & CO.,
IN TUD0R'S BUILDING,
HIGH ST, Ebensburg.

Mems Heavy Boots, the very best
in the market, can he had at our
Store for $3.50
We have the largest and best seleo-
tion of Calicoes i'm town, which we
will sell at 6, and 9 cents per ward.
An immense stock of Shirtings, 10
and ii l2 cents per yard.
Come and examine our stock of
Muslins from to 10 cents per yard
A new stock of Flannels, the very
best, fully warranted and of our own
make.
Cassimeres ofour own make-enough
to supply everybody in the county.
All wool and no sho6dy.
A big stock of Yarns, of which this
advertisements is not one. Call and
see.
Cheese only l2k cents per pound.
Twelve boxes just received
Coffee, a prime article, at % and 25
cents.
The best Syrips, better article than
| have ever heretofore been brought to
town, at go cents per gallon.
We want -FOUR TONS of Butter.
for which we will pay the highest
price in merchandise
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
IL MFNIORIUM.-ites of respect to
the memory of Benjamin q. Williams, late a
member of the Dauniess Fire Company.

WHrRFAs. 1t il $ pleased Almighty God, in
His wise dispensation. to strike from the Com
uanv-s roll the name OF Benjamin WfliiamS, a
VouihfuI member cf our organization. AMI one
who mad endeared himself TO every member by his
kin. . euurous a. nd noble nature, therefore be IL
y,eStdreT. That the DauntlCss Fire Company
has his death lost Of its most active and en-
orXetic members
fsefolred That we deeply lament the decahso of
our brother member. and extend to his IA her M
mother our heartfelt sympathy in this their SUI
huur of afniction that in him they have iost. n
faithful and constant companion well as a Kind
tender and dutitut SON.
Eeu,3r. d. That copy of the foregoing resoiu-
tio1 be presented to the d rents of the deceased
and the same be published in the CAMBRIA FREE-
NAN and CtGabri;t HeTd d.
r. II. THOMPSON.
ALVIN EVANS, Committee.
!. l. STOUGH,
Ebeusburr Sent 2i 1875
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

DISTINGUISHED CAMBRIAN BECOM-
INGLy HoNORED.-The maLy friends in this
vicinity of Hon. Thomas i. Fen lon of
Leaveuworth, Kausas-a gentleman who
was born in this county and married here,
his wife being Miss Rose Rhey, of honored
nsme-wili be glad to learn that he has
been nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis of Tie First Kansas district, aud that
not withs,a landing The fact that the district
carried by .he Republicans two years
ago by majority of about nine Thousand,
There seems 40 he strong hopes OF Mr.. Fen
lau's succ'.ss in The coming struggle. How
ever that may ie, the honor has been well
bestowed. ~ not only his Cambria comfy
friends but the people of Kansas and States
adjoining seem fally 10 appreciate, il we
may Judge from the following notice of his
nomination Clipped from a late issue OF the
Kansas City (Mo.) Times:
TIE Democrats of the First Kansas district
have nominated Hon. 4. L. Fenlcn Tor Con
gres@. He is one OF the ablest men in the Sta.e.
aud the past vote OF the district will hardly
prove Il good criterion of the contest between
him and Phillips this time. Phillips is no mat ch
rttr him on the stump, aud while imm grafton
has greatly changed the population or the dis
trict. the logic of events has wrought a cOnSid-
cradle change In its political views.
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTl,
u d T 4 !
Sept. q, ls7o.--6t.
a DEMONSTRATION NOTICE
a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

AA Estate OF ABRAM NOEL, decd
Letters OF administration ON the estStr of
AbraTn Noel late OF Ale ghcny township de
ceused. having been granted 20 the under signed.
all persons indebted to sHid estate are request
ed To make prompt Payment. and those nav ing
claims again the suIne will present them pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
W. a. b LITTLE, Administrator.
Allegheny Twp, Aug. IL. 1870 st.
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why is Collins, Johnston & Co.'S bank
the deerest spot in EbeEsburg? Because
tbere'a = Buck IN il.
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CINE PIGS FOR SALE-I have

- for sale choice lot of young POLAND ID
CHINA PlGS. the bcsi Iug thai raised Tor
profit; fattens At any age ard will weigh 80 -
$50 tbs from 3 months 10 a year old. For fur
tiier particulars ada ess me al Sinking Nuli'y,
Blair Co., Pa. hEGbHN FOX.
aGg. l5, 1870. Sn.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

GTRAY STEER.-Came into the
~ enclosure of the subscriber. in Washing
ton township on about the first of June last. a
light brindle colOred Steer. about two years old,
with white forehead small white stripe across the
back. and a small mark on the under S.ie Of the
ear. The owner Is reauested to call. establish his
claim. pay all legitimate charges. ard take the
steer away. II he wishes prevent the sale of the
anne as the Law directs JOHN IrEL.
Washington Twp. Sept s, ls75--5t.-
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NOTICE.-The account of III. Kin
~ kead, assignee of Florence Wiiiebrandi
of Allegheny township. Cambria county. has been
filed In Il he PrOthOnOtary's once ot cambria
county and will be presented for confirmation at
the next regular term of Court to convene E.
ensburg for said county, on the first Monday, OF
December neat.
II McCOLfAN. Parliamentary.
ProthonotEry's S Ofice, EbeBsburg. Sept J. 1870. .
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SCHOOL ron Youyc

- AND SURG EON. (iaie of Carrulltow,.
= located at ~. Angu-s.ne tsarplri, r.,,,,,t
Night calls should be made a. the Post-office
july IL, Is7s.-ti.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

JURY LIST FOR DECEMBIR TERar.-Be-
10" we append the list of Grand and Ira
verse Jurors drawn on TuesdavIasthv -
commissioners Topper and Baker and Sber,
IN IN f,auIner 10 serve at the next regular term
of our County Court: 'o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-29
That Directory,

movement is on foot to prepare a reliable
Directory of the City of Ottawa to be made for
delivery before the State Fair. Mr. j. G. Arms.
trong and Mr.. John Gross are the parties inter-
ested, Mr.. Armstrong to do the canyassing, which
is guarantee that tina. part of the work will be
well done. The book will contain short, con-
else history of the city, statement of the ad-
vantages of Ottawa as place of residence. or as
a manufacturing point and full list of her citi-
zens. 4 limited number of advertisements will
be allowed, and the book carefully gotten up in
the most substantial manner. Mr. A. is now al
work canvassing, which he expects TO conclude
in two or three weeks at the latest.