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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22
a UDITOR,S NOTICE-On Dec.

~ z UI UI - UIIC E.-Un Dec.
- II. 1876, on motion of 4. V. Barker,
Fec, the Orphans Court of Cambria County an.
pointed the andefsie ned atditor TO report distri-
button of the fand Ia the hands OF Charles Bux-
ton. trustee TO sell the real estate Of Lewis Ben
shoot, deceased. fas shown hy his FIRST account
To and amongst the parties entitled to receive the
same. Notice is hereby given to all parties in
teTested that j viii attend to the duties OF said
appoint tment- at my office in EhensbUrz Tt as
DAY JANUARY 3ifs. 1877. at > O'Clock. 7. ~.
when anh where they must attend. or be debar1ed
from coming in on said fund.
Dec. Il, 1876. GEO W. CATNAN Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

Look ont for pewter bali dollars. one or
two "f which were paltned off ou citizens OF
this place during the past week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22
A UDITOR'S NOTfCE-The un-

- dersigned, having been appointed AT
',itor by the Orphans Court Of Cambria county
to report distribution OF he fund in the hands of
Joseph ris e adm illustrator cum trstnsneffO % n
nero OF Ann Rearney. iste Of Munster township
decd as shown by his fret and Hnal account 10
ana among the parties emitted to recef-e the
same, hereby gives notice that he win sit et
his ONCE. IN Ehensburg. on FRIDAY. JANUARY
tSsh- 1876. Al o'clock. P. .end to the ,iu
ties Of said spi,on tnent when and where all per
cons fntefeste Ell may attend II they see proper
Dec. 2I, IsF5.-et.> , @ LAKE Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22
Communication.
TokTAGE. Pa. Dec. %. 1S-s.

PORTAGE, Pa, Dec. 20. 1876
DEAR FRFEgAN-In the last contribution to
the rtnned Literature of tho Ebensburg Herald
made 10y me OF iJs able corps of corrtsf,andents
with the snbri1 net Of seldom, ra;j ne sol
dotner. the betteTJthat knowing cuss diSgorg,.s
the Following chaste and elegant sentence: II
has been long since an established fact that the
party IN controversy who fails TO carry his
pO int or in other words Is Csfunct sriN siaF,iy
IL i'sse enough wifi resort the i've arrri 0t her
epithets.' etc Viii this blathershite If he can
spare the time from the aruusementS Of the
chast), ne good enough to enlfghten us as 10
what particular period in the past his wss an
established fact rs il seems TO have been
long since please let Us know how long,
Dld Non ever hear of dead. or '.defuncr''
party trTtiHg you down liar. he his tongue
ever so stiUsT1F am glad to sec that Seldom
has seen the pOint-in fact ne tacitly acknowl-
edges TO have taken the S0lD1lugrS at no less
than rice I"fHts--Hnd must nave visited many
drinking houses besides. This kind Of thing
should sell he dnne--in fact shouldn't be
done at ali--eXccpt in the in terest of
REFORM.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22
a UDITOR'S NOTiCE.-Havinc

- been appointed Auditor by the Court
oil Ommon Pleas OF Cambria County. to report
distribution OF the money in the hands Of John 4.
Blair and John Lewis, acting Assicnees of the
" Ehensburg Mining and Manufacturing Com
raHy, {as shown by their first and partial sc-
count) TO and amongst the parties entitled 10 re-
ceiye the same. notice is hereby given that / VIII
attend 10 tie duties of said appointment. at NV
Office in Ebensburg. on TUESDAY. January leth,
1s57, al o'clock. p. N. when and where ali par
ties interested must present their claims be
barred from coming said fund.
GEO. W. OATNAN, Auditor.
Ebensbnrr- Dee. 20. Is7s-st
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PiRkE'S hiiRBLE WCRkS

l39 tTaTkiin Street, JohnstuWn.
ssoN u F.NTS. HEAD and TOWB-
81 6 '''..s5 ss2SS + S $3Af SIS &. i: S. m
American AaTttes- fftirs. sarfSfsc- 7F5ff ~
u N guaranteed "a pg!cc- design aud 'sff1r>
character Of work A.
orders respeCtfullE solicited sfsz<-s.&
aud Promptly filled III the very ll,ug- - -
est cssh rates Try me-
April -, Ie13.-tf. JBHN pAREE
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The GREATEST POLITICAL CRISIS

Ihat ever threatened our institutions Is now
upon US and as the ibeFtic. of the people de-
pend upon tree untrammcled and uutspokeu
Newspaper Press. II Is to the interest OF all tnat
they sustain and support IL aud ct the same
time put themselves in possession uf ttat know
ledEe OF men and current events. 50 essential
to inteiixent action the part of free men.
exercising the ines stiInabe blessing O. the elec-
tive franchise
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STRAY STEER.-Came to the en-
~ closure of the subscriber III Chest town
ship. about the 18th day OF October last =
one -year-old steer. red and white ID color but no
MARKS. The owner is hereby n6tined Ia appear.
prove PROPERTY. pay charges ard take the animal
away; falling in which, the steer will be DISPOSED
OF n the law directs
Dec. s, 1873 st. ANSEEN wEAhEAND.
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NAUTION.-Whereas NV wife

~ CLEMESTINE GROUSE has left my bed
ana boar4i without just cause or proyocation |
hereby caution all persons against hlrl'Orlny or
trusting her on my account. as | am determined
to pay no debts she may contract uness corupellcd
TO DO 40 nv law. IUHN GROUSE
Chest Si.is. *. Dec. Is, isTe.-55.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE.

In order to close out my entire
stock Of goods, TO make room for a
fresh assortment, l desire to an
nouncc TO my old customers and
tho public generally, that during
circuit court week, ! will sell the
remaining stock of goods then on
hand 10 the highest bidder. l am
determined to scll--.nO matter at
what sacrifice. Those in need will
save time and money by attending
thcso sales. In tho meantime,
goods at private sale VII be sold
fifty per cent. less than can be
bought elsewhere. Study your
own interest you may never have
another such opportunity again.
A word TO the wise, etc. We
would also announce to the plant
ers that we keep constantly on
hand full stock Of plantation sup
plics, such Us bacon, bulk meat,
mess pork, sugar, coffee molasses,
rice, tea, beans, meal, -four, mack
crcl, and in fact everything to sup
ply the wants OF the farmers,
Thanking my old patrons for the
liberal patronage received in the
past and soliciting q continuance
Tor the future, am respectfully,
w. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NoilI raosrouI.

The case Of the State of Arkansas
against l.. NJ. Carrigan, on the charge
OF malfeasance in office, and to the dis.
position of which we alluded in our
las, issue. stating the cause which led
to the disagreement of the jury who
sat upon the case, was again brought
up during the week, and the prosecut-
ing attorney entered rohf br0,eqHi.
We are glad to see Judge Carrigan SO
honorably acquitted = not that we be-
licvc that any Of his personal friends
ever entertained any doubt of his hon.
esty or integrity. but rather as a rebuke
to his predecessors, who had made a
precedent for his rulings in the prem
ises, and on which he was arraigned.
The case is familiar to the people,
and is substantially as follows A con-
tract for building bridge was let to
r. M. Parker for the sum OF $50, the
claim presented by attorney TO the
county court, and allowed, and scrip
issued ; Parker refused to receive tn,
scrip, claiming $50 in currency or its
equivalent the claim was reconsidered
and allowed for sz4o, scrip being
worth at the time but g I-3 cents on
the dollar. All honest, fair minded
men will agree that j, was at least a fair
equivalent tor value received ly the
county.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
RATES or ADVERTISING:
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subsc risrs order the ,liscontinuance Of their
ne~spaper.. Inc Publisher may continue TO send
them until ali xircarages are paid.
IL subs ,ria.f- neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from their Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their b.- and ordered the PAPER dis
con inue
IL Subscribers move 10 other places without in-
forming the publisher, und newspapers are sent
40 the former direction. they held responsible
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
OSCEOEa .M.9RKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. COOK d SONS
Butter and Eggs.-Fresh country
butter, 25@3Oc; eggs, l5@2c.
Corn Mcals-QGcsh, Sl,0O, hiln.
dried, 81, ,eo@sl,2 rs.
lour.-ss0sav barrel.
Groceries.--Sugar l2a@l5e; ccE
fee 25@s0c; Molasses, in barrels, y
gal. 75cSel. 90; in kegs, s4,0O. Salt
R bbl. $500. Soda l0@l2tc; Rice
l2i@i5c; Tea 81 5o@l rs; Goa!
oil 25@s5c per gal.
Hldes.-Dry flint l0@l2a; green
4@5c y ID.
Shot.-R fb. lsac p sack ss,7d;
Bar lead, lOc; Powder S5@4Oc y
pound.
Provisions.-Dry salt meat l2l@
l5c +; fresh hams 12ic, shoulders i2c
Lard i7@20c, Vinegar 80@40c. Y
gal; Hominy Sc p n. Bacon lie
hams, l.Ac; shoulders, i5c.
Whiskey.-R gal. e2@s4.
Tobacco.--75c@si,l0 10 y fb
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter no legal ADVERTISE
mcnts will be inserted in the TINES
unless payment is made when hand
cd IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and we are COM
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be deviated from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFfcEss.

STATE OffcEao.
k;ovcrnoi~ A. II Garland
.src'y OF state-B. B, Beavers.
Anditor-Wm. X. Miller.
Jr, usurer- a }. Chuiciill.
ATTY Gcnl-T. 4. Ilnshcs.
lo,n. siaie Lands- -. >mithce-
4 ahancrilDr--J x. Eakin.
thane.ry Ci.rk-A Il. Witt.
chief Jnsiice--E. II. Epgli-i
associate Justices VIM. NJ, Iiarrisen and
David walkcr
Uongrss ,nan, LIST DI-tiiei-L. 4. Cause.
JUpICiAry.
second l.ircuit-Cornticr VI NJ ississIppi, Cross
Iritlcnd,,n. fointsctt Craigl,ead, urv,nc. tia,-
aon aud Randolph
circuit Judge Ia l.. Mack.
I'rGs Ait y.-iiulus II. Black.
LEGisLkiINE
2gih District -Cylnil-s OF Mi,sissiri l jack son
d'oibtselt and CIaigl,ad.
state -iiatur--J. 4 Henderson
X prrscntaiive-.J. 4 Ru,tdle.
COUNTY OFFICER .rf
County Ju'gv-L Nj Jariiy an.
shs, al u. iri,er
UiiutN ~ rk--J. L.. - llaic.
Ir,l-urcr-J. l. Driver.
Suiveyor--Juhn u. RAINY,
Ass,r>or--i.. " ard.
torUnur-A " Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
ii. NJ. ALcvEIGn. s. $ sKMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
s. 3 SEMMES,
40 TIL X YP UD II nc.
nECEAL.4.
OHCEOLs1.
Mississippi County Ark.

mississippi Oouu'y hrk.
Will practices ~ all the Counties OF
this (2D judicial Circuit, tho Su-
prcme Court OF tho State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
lections, TO tho payment oftaxes,
examining and nbslracting titles,
aud TO whatever may appertain
,oa general Land Agency.
Jan. l6 II.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20

MAR n A MONTH--Agents wanted every.
VZhI uwhere. business honorable aud nrst
Mn nclass Particulars sent free. Address
~0VV J.WOKTIi 4 CO., 81. Louis. Mo.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
DRY GOODS.

Prnts-All brands 7i@sc u yd.
Domes,ics--Best l2A@l5c; ! s@
l0c S I'D.
Kentucky Jeans-65@S5c y yd.
1.inseys-25@40c y yd.
Domestic Delaines--25@ 45cSyd.
Brogans-sl ,5o@&2,26.
Kip Boots--ss,00@ so.
Womeu's Dutch Polkas--Sl. .75@
$3.50.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20


keeping up their county raper. but who,
under the delSAi~e idea Of economy >.
have procured catchPenny stamps with
which to daub their wrappers, enveI.
opes, etc. That's right. ye non -adver-
tising business men in every town, starve
your paper out. and see how soon your
town will retrogradc. and your business
decline. Besides. we will venture to
say that with the exception Of the small
amount paid for paper and ink, there is
not newspaper publisher in the state
who does not spend all his earnings
with the merchants of his town, and
thus keeps what little money he does
handle in circulation among those whose
interests be labors SO hard to subservc.
If We were positive that ahere were
any business men whose business did
not justify the expenditure necessary
for an advertisement,. and they would
consent, we would advertise them free,
feeling confident that in course Of timc,
the increase Of business would not only
justify them in remuncrating US, but in
crease their advertisement bill. We
have some merchants who appreciate
and value ts proper estimate the ad.
vantages of judicious advertisement, -
these remarks, oil coursc, do no, apply
TO them
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
RIVER NEWS.
WAR nrrAErMExr. RIvrR Rprowr, !
May 70, is,e.


st Lotiis.
Memphis s...........----- % o -
Nicksburg.
New Orleans. z
Nashville. -...--... 0
The X denotes rise. and the - fall Of river
PORT LIST.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Osceola Belle. Memphis.
i" Grand Tower. Memphis.
City ofvicksburg. Memphis.
City of Alton, Vicksburg.
Andy Baum, Memphis.
Grand Republic, St. Louis.
Capitol City. St. Louis.
Jas. D. Parker, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Hale's Point.
Grand Tower. St. Louis.
City Of vicksburg. St. Louis.
City of Alton. St. Louis.
Andy Baum. Cincinnati.
Grand Republic, N. o.
I" Cspisot clv5N. O. =.
Z" Jas. D. Parker. Memphis.
RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river is on a standstill at this
point. having risen about !, feet during
the week. Upper rivers falling slow
ly.
Weather cloudy and warm. Mer-
curry standing at Ss'.
Business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Are at premium.
Plenty of drift wood in the river.
All saloons on steamboats, that
were closed by the government have
been re-opened. They were closed
through a mistake.
Wages for roustabouts still keep
up to $50 per month.
Congress has appropriated $780,
900 for maintaining lights and buoys
on the Mississippi. Missouri and Ohio
rivers.
Judge Treathas refused to confirm
the sale recently made by the United
States marshal, of the iron steamer
Carondelet, and she will be resold a,
an early day.
-"Old Safety veteran steam
boatman, Capt. Rees Pritchard, has re.
tired from the river, and his friend.
will be glad to learn that he is doing
quite well in the commission steamboat
business at the corner Of Markham ane
Commerce streets, in Little Rock. liz
is asauentiye tqtafwznrs pf ladies' ans
children as of yore. and delights in ex
patiating on stcamboating exploits il
his early days. 9
The Osceola Belle is still an
chored above here, where she has beer
since last Tuesday. She leaves her.
for Memphis on her regular tnip. al
5 o'clock this evening.
The U. S. Mall Packet, Capito
City passed down Thursday evening
having II good freight and passengel
list.
The Grand Tower arrived from
Memphis Monday morning. and aftel
putting off the mail, cut out for St
Louis. She is due here again Monday
evening.
"A new boat is being built q,
Pittsburg, for the Memphis and Little
Rock trade, which will be launched
in two weeks. The hull is I7o fee
long, IS foot beam and 4 foot hold
The engines, built by James Reese
are l., inches, with S foot stroke
Capt. James Bowlin, of Little Rock
is the superintendent. She will b.
ready in forty days.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-20
For Preserving, Softening and
Cleaninp Harness. Uarriape
Tops. Boots and Shoes.
Or Any Kind Of
Leather.
UNCLE SANS HARNESS OIL.
This won
derlul compound

other preparation made. 1t
is better than clear oil Of any
kind, as it is moro lasting.
1t will make the oldest and hard.
est leather MS soft and pliable as
when new, and keeps 1t so. 1t
will put a good black finish on the
most rusty leather, that will not
rub of. For sale by
JoHN MATTHEWS 4 Co.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR YOUNG is i'll.
LOOK OUT for the female gambler.
She's in town.
LYND's party starts for the Black
Hills on Monday night.
THERE Is to be no change this year in
the management OF the Red Stocking
Club.
HOPKINS HALL has been secured for
Republican headquarters during the Ma
tional Convention.
MR.. ED. Comfy, Of this city, has been
appointed one oil the judges in the Paper
Department at the Centennial Lxposl-
tion.
THE Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph
Company are fortupa ate in the possession
OF the only direct cable to Europe; the
others are broken.
The "Irving Literary Circle" held
their final meeting last evening at the
residence OF Benjamin Clark, Esq, $50
George street.
JOSHUA G.. DICKSON, an old Cincin-
NATHAN, now residing in Honolulu, has
been appointed ComMiss oner to the
Centennial from the Sandwich Islands.
"THE PRoDIGAL SON." Dubufe's great
painting, is on exhibition at Mel0deon
Hall. Go and see it at the first oppor-
tunity.
Government Building, had two OF his
fingers 80 badly mashed In. the derrick
Sogs this morning that one at least will
have to be amputated.
THE Emery Brothers have concluded
TO build their hotel, on Vine street, to a
height of six stories instead Of five, and
TO make the arcade twenty-five feet
wide. most of the way through, from
Vine street. Work Of excavation III the
interior OF the lot is going ahead rap
Idly.
MIR, MAX J. MACK, son of the we'll
known capitalist, Jacob u. Mack, OF this
city, and a graduate Of Woodward High
School, was married on the evening OF
the 3d in Galesburg, ILL.,, to Miss Fannie
A. jacob. The wedding was brilliant
affair, and costly presents were numer-
GUS.
JOHN CARNEs, who was arrested In
Kentucky and brought TO this State on a
charge OF aiding WIN. ID. soutnaro 10 es-
cape from the custody of the Sheriff,
some time ago, made application yester-
day to Judge Burnet to be permitted to
90 out on his own recognlzance. Inc
Court refused the application, and in de-
fault OF $500 bail, Mr.. Carnes went over
TO the Jail.
A MEETING Of Sunday-school officers
and teachers will be held in the hall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
next Monday evening, to take action in
reference to the formation OF a Sunday
school Teachers Reference Library and
Reading-room. AT the same time prop
osition Tor the organization ofa Sunday.
school Association, similar to the one
which Is 80 popular and efficient in New
York City. will be acted upon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
An Extraordinary Case Of Absent.
Mindedness.
From the Newburg Journal.

One Of the most extraordinary cases
of observation-disclosures on record is that
which, we are told, occurred day or
two ago to Conductor Geo. Kisselbrook,
on the Dutchess & Columbia Railroad.
His train arrived at Millbrook, going
east, at it's usual time, and the conductor
as usual politely assisted his lady pas
sengers to alight, and those intending to
take his train aboard. He then gave the
engineer the signal to start, and after
so doing stepped back and took seat
on the stoop Of the depot.
There he coolly remained, and as CON-
posedly watched his train haul away
from him. Before he came to realize his
predicament the train was half mile off
and around the curve. He then eX-
claimed, ooh, thunder! am left by my
own tramp And sure enough he was.
He then hired wagon. The cause Of
Georges absen nt-mindedness just as the
train moved away from Milbrook Is said
to be the sudden recollection of little
sport he once had while picking cherries
with some young ladies'. He became SO
interested in thinking OF the occasion
that he became obliyious Of everything
that was going on about him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
AmuseMlemIs.

WOODS THEATER. - Miss Anderson,
after a week OF genuine success, in
which she has achieved triumphs that
confirm her rank as a great actress, so
far as this city is concerned, closes her
engagement with two performances to-
day. She appears as "Juliet at the
matinee, and this evening in the great
character of "Meg Merrilies"
Next week, John Thompson in"Sykes.
the Snowman"
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Matt. Morgan's
Living Pictures to-day, matinee and
evening.
Next week, Sothern appears in his
great impersonation of "Lord Dun
dreary." Secure seats for any night al
HaWley's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
SUICIDE.
A Well-knoyyn Business Man Dies
i'm his Cellar.

George II. Holt, who resided al No. lSa
West Ninth street, with his wife and
four children, and who has for number
Of years been connected with the
produce and commission house as
a partner in the firm OF Asa Van
Wormer b Co., at No. 81 Court street,
| was found in the cellar of his residence
this morning, about 3 O'Clock, weltering
| in his own blood, and a fearful wound
in his left temple, made by bullet shot
from pistol, which lay close by.
The discovery OF the sad affair was
seeing him this morning as usual, went
| to the store on Court street, and being
informed that his father had not yet
made his appearance there, hurried
back home and made search of the
house with the above result.
Oliver says he heard his father arise at
8 O'Clock this morning, and it is sup
posed that he repaired Immediately to
the cellar, where he took his own life.
Mrs. Holt, who has been lying seriously
IL with rheumatism Of tue back, was kept
in ignorance OF her husbands fate as
long as possible, but at last the sad news
was broken as gently as possible to her
with result that may be imagined.
For the last year and a half the friends
and business acquaintances of Mr.. Holt
have noticed his gloom and despond-
ency, and their efforts to rally him have
been persistent. For few weeks back
u change lor the better has been OBJ
served, a fact which makes this tragic
end the more startling.
1t is stated upon authority that his
troubles were not of financial charac-
Ter, as he was regarded as comfortably
we'll off, owning the fine residence where
he met his death, besides another valua-
bic piece OF property in the city, the
value aggregating in the neighborhood
of $4,000.
Although man OF fifty years Of age,
his health was tair, and he was as rule
able to attend to his business daily.
His children are bowed down with grief
at the fate of kind and indulgent
father, and his invalid wife is complete.
ly prostrated with grief.
AS soon as possible after young Oliver
had alarmed the household with his
screams of terror and griet, and in
formed them of his fathers death, DR..
John Davis was sent for. He came at
once, but there WAS no use for his as
sistance, the poor man was beyond
medical aid.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06

r EGAL. = Superior Court Of Cincinnati
i 4 Henry Pike, S. M. Barrett and E. Dole
late partners as Pike, Barrett & Dole, plain.
tiffs, against E. w. Frank. G. Boehm and s. q
Boehm, partners as Frank, Boehm Il Co., de.
PENDANTS, and Elias Block, and Elias Block,
Louis Block, I. l. Mack, and Simon Block
partners as Elias Block u Company, garnishee.
-E. W. Frank, G. Boehm and s. G. Boehm.
partners as Frank, Boehm & Co., defendants
will take notice that ON the 24th day of Decem.
Der. A. d. 1875, Henry Pike, 8. NJ. Barrett and
f. Dole, partners as Pike, Barrett u Dole.
plaintiffs, flied their petition in the Superior
Court of Cincinnati, in the County OF Hamil.
ton, and state Of Ohio, the object and prayer
of which is that said plaintiffs recover Of said
defendants the sum Of seven hundred d0llaH
and eighty-two cents, with interest from the
16uh day OF December, A. ID. 1875, upon an a0-
ceptance OF said defendants for $40 81, dated
August 16, 1875, that an order OF attachncnt
has been issued in said action, and Elias BLOCH.
and Elias Block, Louis Block, l. /. Mack and
simon Block, partners as Elias Block q Com
pany, have been made garnishees
Said defendants are required to answer on or
before the 1st day of July, A. d. 1876
STALLO Il KlTTREDGE,
Attorneys for Plaihtins.
Dated April %, 1876. ap29-6tS