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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

And in accordance with law, and an ordsr Of
the Board OF Directors. male on the i7ih day Of
Ausu't. is17. 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock - may bs necessary will be sold
atpublic ancti0n. At the ancilon house OF John
Middleton q Son, No. SO Montgomery street.
Ran Francisco, California. on SATURDAY, the
Thirteenth iisth) day OF October, 1871, at the
hour OF ! O'Clock r. 4. OF said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
~OSYicE--Room No. 10. Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street, nan Francisco, California.
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tees neutrality-suspicious.. ...1.....s..
caiiaghan, Lynch 4 Co. Trus
s.ssio. 70
csllaghAn. Lynch 4 Go. rrus-
lees. .SxfS... .o....ss 70
Caliaghan. Lynchk %. True
tctt 80
CallAghan, Lyneh 4 Co,Trus- -.
tees.................... Sooo....iV.....i "
CalisQhan. Lynch 4 Co ,Trus-
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CoNsoLiDArED MN.

"A Ing Comrany.-Location Of work., Gold
Hiii. Storey county, State Of Nevada.
Location Of principal place OF business Ban
Francisco, California.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon inc iol-
msnt mo. 81 levied on the ifth day OF August.
1877, the several amounts set opposite me
names Of tho respective shareholders. % fol'
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ADVERTISING.
st,ooo WORTH FOR Ssy SO.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST WAT 10
l reach r.aders outside NJ the large Giles I,
by u-ing one or mor- Of our SIX lists Of over
1000 nevspaperr. divided TO cover d ffersnt
Sc tiols Of the country. Weekly circulation
over GoO,0o0. Advertisements ree:vsd for one
or mor- lis's. For catalogues containing names
of paper. and other information, and iof esti.
mates. address
BEALs 4 yOsTgR,
Il Park Row Times building. New York.
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the board of Directors. made on the thirty.nrst
day Of August, ls71, 90 many shares Of each
parcel ef such stock - may 30 necsssary will
te sold ut public ~auction. 81 the once Of the
Company. CIV California street, koom .. san
franci.co, Cslifoinia. on THURSDAY, the
the hour Of I O'Clock =. n. OF said day, 70 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. togsthe
with costs Of advertising and e1psnsss Of the
sale.
EDw. y. STONE, Secretary.
Onlco-tls California street. Room No. .,
San Francisco, California, ooo N
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RULLIox MIxINs COMPANY.

BULLION mININ4 COMrANh.-
- Location Of principal place OF business,
Room 2 Hayward's Building. <i9 California
street. san francisco. California
Location OF works. Gold Hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thst 81 . meeting Of
the Board of Directorp, held on the ID day Of
October. 1871. an assessment mo. 81 OF Ons Dol
lar and Fifty Cents per share Vas levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold coin, 70 the
SECRETARY, At the Conpsny's once. Room .
HAyward's Building. No. 4is California street,
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the firh day Of November.
1877, will be delinQusnt. and advertised for
sAle II public auction. and unless payment 10
made bef0rc will be sold on the Twenty. eighth
day Of November, 1877, 70 pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs Of adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Directors.
JAMES 3. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Ofhce-noom . Hayward's Building. <is Call.
fornia street, San Francisco. California. oes I'd
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AssEssxHyrs LIVED.
ONIOX FLAG GOLD AND s!LyER

~ MISlNo COMPANY .-Locafion VI prtnci.
pal place Of busines, San Francisco California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill District. siory
county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that 1t . meeting Of
the Board OF Dtrectop. held on the u day
OF October, ISL. an assessment mo. ~ Of Five
t1 Cent? per share wss levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm.
mediately. In United states gold coin. to tho
SECRETARY. at the once Of the Company. koom
II. 30 Aly California street. haywafdis Build-
Ing. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which Nhis assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ~ day Of Novemter.
ISL. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale d public a~uctioo. and unless Payment 10
made before will be sold on MONDAY, the
18th day u November. 1877, 10 pay the delin.
quent assessnent. together With costs Of sdver'
tising and sxpenses OF nle.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
VIII. ALLkN. ia, Secretary.
Once - Room II Hayward's Building. No.
tfs California street. san Francisco. California
"a ID
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o,eneoaun hoiDinG 70,
Trustser. .,Tl5i. ..S..,,8 =,
0Iernebaum. iislbing 4 Co.
Trustees .............. ,eslp. loo, hoo =.
Greens baum. Heibing 4 Co.
Trustees see. 1865. 10. lis =.
0nenebsum. Helbing q Co.
Trustees. .i3IoO.. loo. $50 =.
oreenebsum, Helbing 4 90,
Trustees $1,000. ........tSset.. 10. lis =.
oreensDsum. Hslbing 1 %,
TRUSTED ..1biS9. %. 100. ..fO ..
Grcensbaum, HsIbina 4 90,
oreensbanm. Helblng 4 %,
Trustees .s...............i1of0 10. ...lb :.
0Issnebaum. Helbing 4 90,
Trustees .................f0o10. -. TO-. ...iB =.
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OEQRE0ArEO lock ISLAND
~ MINING COMPANY Location of princi-
pal place Of busine-s, San fmnciseo, Cali
iorniaA
Mining District. STOREY County Nevada.
Notice IN hereby given. thai al q meeting Of
ina Hoard OF Director. held on the 18th day III
s~ptember. 1871, an ASSESSMENT mo. u Of Five
Gents per shsrs Vas levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable immc-
d,stely. In United States gid coin, TO the Sec.
rrtsry' N the once 81 the Company. Rooms s
and a. No. Soa Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco. CsiifoniA.
Any stcck upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of Octoh-r.
ISL. will Be- deiinquent, and advertised for
ale 81 public auction, and unle.s payment
10 made beOrv. viii be sold on rHuRsp,Y. the
punt sssessment. toev,her with cosi. Of sdvrr.
tislng md eIpenses Of .Ale.
WI. II. WATSON. Secretary.
0~diee-Rooms . and .. No. sof Montgomery
street. San franeisca. California. stistd
.,v,.owI acu Ur srl.yER MN.
IN CrvpsSy Ice.iinn m ~art. |
-, ,stii, s,o,., aoan,y- N.ysdsN ~
PSineipsl plaes Of ba.lncss, Main. street, Gold
nj, NJ.
h,i, Nsv.., .,, swan thai, Al. m.e,,,,oi
Nveee .s.v.y k',ssa.i f.s.n.ns 1870
.se ns'uo S-s-... 80, p..,sm.n,
= ~ pai.s. ~, 49, .hsr. ~..
L.v,ss ,ron .seh ana sy.ry .hsrr Of the cspI,al
4. 100. 81 So"I,ssy - N. s.ss.,s,x =;
hen,sa ssA.es kVsa.o.a. u.ia go, ~,
,ns owee ~ ~ Ir,.ass..
nln. SessSs 40 c',sass nas 90 S,.n
s,san s,i,.a,n,a "
Any stock ? which said as-e.smen, snAii
remain unpaid on Monday, tne oth uay .,
October. 20. snal DC dsemeu deIhausn. anu
yin % auIy snNcfused Iot saeat pnone sue-
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DaosrEcr COIN AND sILvER

DaoSPECr GOLD AND SILVER
Z MINiN0 COMPANY. - Location OF prin.
.ipai place Of business. Ban fransiseo. Cali
fomia.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District.
Storsr county. Nevada.
Notice h hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 10th day Of
september. ISL. an assessment tNo. 81 OF Forty
Cents per share wAa levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
IN Unit-d states gold coin. 10 the Secretary. al
the once Of the Company, Room D. No $40
Sansome street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock D which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the eleventh day Of
October. ISL. viii he delinquent, and adver
tised for .Als Al public auction. and unlee. pay
msnt 10 made before. will be sold ON TUEs
DAY. tho thirtieth day OF october. 1871.
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
NJ order Of the Board Of Directors.
J.. p. MOvRK. Secretary.
Ofice-Room .. No. 80 sAnsome street. San
rrsneiseo. California sei2 ID
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n RS. HAWK.

hawk once courted little white DIVE
with the softests of wings and voice fu;1 of
love- 'i vi
And the ha@k-oh, yes, as other hawks 90
was a weii-enough hawk, for auRht that
"eii' she married the hawk; the groom was
delighted,
a feast was prepared, and the friends al
invited.
Then he flew to his nest with the dove al his
. side.
And soon. all the rest took a souint at the
bride.
A hawk for his father, a hawk for his m other
A hawk for his sister, and one for his brother
ana uncies and aunts there were by the
dozens,
And, oh, such a number of hawks for his
cousins
II though. of the peaceful, far-away nest.
Ever haunted her dreams, or throbbe,i in
her breast,
No bird ever kney.; each horr Of her life
Mind, gentle and true, was the hawk dove
wife.
But the delicate nature too sorely was tried :.
With no visible sickness the dove drooped
and died;
Then loud was the grief, and the wish all
expressed
So all the birds came, but each shook his
head;
No disease could he name why the dove
should lie dead,
TIL a wise old owl, with a knowing look,
Stated this: The case is as clear as book.
mo disease TO | find, or accidents shock:
The cause of her death was too much hawk !
Hawk for her father and hawk for her moth
er,
Hawk for her sister and hawk for her brother!
She was natured a dove, too harl, The hawks
lite;
Void of kindness and love- full of harshness
and strife
And when he had told them the other birds
knew
That this was the cause, aud the verdict was
true!
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y FEW CoNCNDKUNS.-Wha hat is the
differenceebetween spider and sea gull !?
One has his feet on n web and the other
has a web on his feet.
Why is a handsome cab dangerous
carriage to drive i'll ?-Because the coach
man always drives over your head.
Why are lawyers and doctors safe people
by whom to take example 9-Because they
practice their professions.
What is the difference between a sailor
and a soldier ?-One tars his ropes, and the
other pitches his tents.
Why is chioicfcrm like Nendelsohn p
Because It is one OF the great composers of
modern times.
What is the difference between hungry
man and a giutton ?-One longs TO eat,
and the other eats too long.
Why is the strap Of AN omnibus like con-
science 1T is an inward check on the
outer man.
When is butter like Irish children p
When it is made into little Pats.
Why is IA pretty lady like an cat cake? -
Because she is often toasted.
What is the greateso hardship in the
world Am iron steamer.
Which is the ugliest hood ever worn p
Falsehood.
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A NOVEL REMEDY AGAINST Bones -
One of the ex-officers of South Carolina
among the snndry charges of his Office,
had lone chignOn." The Charleston NeUS
and Courier makes this explanation for
him !:
We have II, however, on good authority
that there was nothing criminal even in this
apparent stretch of the privilege of furnish
ing an office. Mr.. Leslie was notoriOnsy
Industrious, impatient, observant and invet-
tive. IN the first days of his occupancy of
his luxurious office he excessively au-
noyed by the interruption of callers TO grati-
fy whose idle curiosity he was obliged to
leave his work. Walking down the street
one day, a well dressed female in store
door caught his eye; and wondering why the
lady tarred so long, he approached ant, d ;s-
covered that the figure a diInmv. He
passed on, meditating first about the figure,
then, by natural association OF ideas TO
women in general, and next about the polite
hess of Southeruers to women, and just here
an original idea struck him. He sure
that no one, at least no Southerner, would
attempt TO interrupt him while he seemed
to he talking to woman.
IF n quick-sighted Newly orker could mis-
take a dummy for lady, why should not
other people No sooner thought than done
The figure was made and placed in the Office
Leslie worked with his bark to the do II and
his face to the figure. People came and
looked and waited and walked away. The
thing acted like a charm, and the few cents
for calico, buttons. hooks and eyes and p
chignon " ere amply repaid 10y the saving in
the valuable time Of the land commissioner.
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there, too and there was an old dressing
glass in the corner. | tried on the wig and
the patch, and saw how like old Choker
they matte me look, only | was not so
brown. Then | took some walnuts .hat
lay on the floor and rubbed the Juice into
my skin. 1t increased the resemblance, so
did whitening my eyebrows with a bi. of
chalk. And sat down and looked at nv
self, and the plan thai | afterward carried
out came into my head. | would play old
Choker, as knew could.
Il studied his voice and movements,
we'll, ahd, as told you, had once been an
actor, and SO I should step into a decent
home and comfortable means without
hurting anyone. The night after he was
buried came out of the garret and went
into the graveyard. and, not to enter into
details, you'll find Chokers coffin in the
vault beyond his grave. Then | went
back and tried the effect of my Disguise on
poor old Peggy Kinder. 1t satisfied me.
I haven't lead a married life, though |
knew it would not be long one
but I've been very comfortable and
shan't die dogs death out of doors as
once expected I've never been afraid
that Choker really would haunt me.
though I'm a trifie superstitious. for
think he couldn't find much fault with me,
as he had no relatives, never made a will.
and couldn't take either his bank-boob or
bis house and farm into the other world
with him..
''And now yCu have had the story, and
you've promised 70 keep the secret until
the last. You can see now, perhaps, that
Choker and | were good deal alike. I'm
four inches taller than he was. for one
thing, aud my nose is higher. But there's
a good deal in make up
These were almost the last words Cho
ker'S ghost ever SpDke for his end was
very near and it was not uutil
Death had taught him more
Than this mechanically world doth know"
that the doctor acquainted Grabtown with
the sequel of It's ghost story.-LGncGstcr
EEdnsinBr
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A GooD Distributing the first year of
the war, when change was scarce, and
some large fins were issuing currency of
their own, a farmer went to the store i'm
neighboring town and bought some goods,
and gave to the merchant a five dollar bill,
OF which he wanted seventv-iiye cents
back. The merchant counted it out and
handed it over to the farmer, who looked
at it moment and inquired . whats 5
this P' ''lt's my currency" said the mer-
chant, "Wall, faint good for nothin'
where 7 live,' said the farmer. Very
well, replied the merchan', keep it I'M
I'll you get dollars worth, aud bring il to
my store I'll give you dollar bill for it..
The farmer pocketed the change and de-
parted. A few weeks after lie went into
the same store, and bought goods to the
amount of one dollar, and after paying
over the identical seventy five cents. he
took handful of pumpkin seeds aud
counted out twenty-five of them aud passed
them to the merchant. .'Why," said the
merchant, what is this - NV all" SAID
the farmer, .'this is my currency, aud
when you get dollars worth, bring it 20
my place aud | will give You dollar for
X.
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HE LOST FOUND Fifty or sixty wears
ago, 1t was the custom for gentlemen wish
lug servants 10 visit immigrant shits as
soon as they arrived in ppt Selecting
the man or woman who pleased them, they
would pay his "a her passage money 10
the captain. agreeing to give the servant
clothing and board, and at the end of three
years service, twenty or thiity dollars
oue day, gentleman. a man of fouiupe
residing IN Philadelphia. went on board an
immigrant ship to hire "A giIl or purchase
hei time, as it was then called He Sc
lected one, and 1as shown her father
The old man Was anxio,Is 10 go viii, Ills
daughter, and after sume persuasion the
gentleman purchased his time. 'sWeu
now" said the old man, .'hrie's my nlj
wife ; take her also There was some
thing so attractive ia the old xoman that
the gentleman bought her time
Going together to the registers Office 30
complete the bargain, the gentleman Was
surprised I" fiHd thar the name uhicI, the
immigrants gave was spelt ana l.ruilounc, a
like his own. Inquiries ended in discover
ing that he had bought the time of his own
"a her aud mother
When six Years old. son of the old
folks had been taken To- Amei ica bv gen
ileman, and they had l,st ALI know LEDGE
of him; indeed, they had almos forgotten
they had a son I'm America. They rec al
lrcted, h"~ever, :hat THEN hoy had a fis,, .
of "A cucumber on one of his sh0sr1,lprs
The newly found sou was ripped in a
office, aud, to the delight of ile aged Gu
pie, there was the birth mark.
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THE WEATHER WE ARE TO HAVE
The corn husks are thin, iudcaiing mild
winter the woods are full of mast an uIl-
failing sign Of "a lung. hard winter; there
are myriads of spiders, mild winter acres
of caterpillais. hard winter the squirrels
are idle and listless, mild winter; ie squir-
rels are noisy and busy, hard wiuter the
gvose bone is white and gray, mild aud
hard winter the woodchuck has gone i'll,
mild winter; the woodcbuck stays ont,
hard winter 1t is, indeed. only question
of time when the system of weather prog
nosticatious will become one of tue exact
science. Burlington Hankeye.
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ANY quiet rooms to let?" asked rn.r.
~ es, was the reply have seven
nice large rooms over n siure -
Over a store? 1 shuuldn't think that
would be quiet place.
''Dh. it's quiet ennngh The folks l.u,-t
advert iS''. All | set, said lis L se,s,,
ia a tone OF relief.
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Estate of MARTIN KELLY, decd.
ro,,.rs of administration on the estate OF war
tin Kelly, late OF Gallitzin borough, ChmprIa ,.a
e'n 30 deceased. have been granted 10 the
,,1darssiyned who hereby notifies all persons IN
debted to said estate that payment must De inaae
without delay. and those having G'i,In sI t,-m Tor
settlement. M ny aJ,nfnis,ratrix
(iaIIftzin. Oct S, 1s77-ot. Auin'hiS'i-
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a DMINISrRAToR's NOTICE.

n Estate of PETER BERTRAM, Sr.
Letters OF Administration cum testaneilo an
rarpoJi tnxnshp Cambria county, deed, having
heen granted to the undersigned. notice Is heIeo!
given to all persons indebted TO SAID estate thae
snavment must he made without delay. and those
having claims against the same Will present the"
in proper form for settlement ..
~ JOHN BUCK, Administrator.
CarrotItoyn. Sept. 21. iS1T.-ot.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.-BuRxs &

UDITOR'S NOTICE.-BURNs &
IA SMUCKER va. a. J. CHkTSTY In the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cambria county; No
81, June I, rm. 1877. Fl. Fa
And W, sept. 10. 1871. on motion oi Johnston
& ScHnIan, esqs the Court appoint John tf Lake
an Auditor to report distribution OF the money IN
the hands OF the sheriff arising from the sale OF
tie pc sonal property OF \. j. Christy on Fl fas
Nos g. leS i73 and III, June Term. 1871
BY the Court.
IwiII attend to the duties of said appointment,
at my Office in Ebensburx, on Thursday the iSth
day or October next. at O'Clock, p. NJ. when ana
where all persons in crested may attend, or De de
AIRED from coming in said fund.
sent os IsT7-3ts j. q. LAKE, Auditor
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n TDJTOR,S NOTICE Having

,,Dor,rrr, II -I.AIDEs AND GENTLEMEN
PROFITABLE WANTED in every town
EMpLOYMENT city fI tho to prSsara
SHUESuv." The Premium Steel Engraving
. IL by f. in.. THE Finding OF the SAVIOR IN
the Temnle is presented TO each subscriber; Tor
only 81 Is per year. This picture is universally
admired and should be in every household Ex-
ira large cash C ,mmiss ions paid to Agents.
Write for terms and Agents outht.
working Church Pub. Co..
rsos ami 1S9 Warren St, New York.
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AN ORDINA ANCE
FOR THE
Borough .! cs.rsl:sTa, Cambria Co., p,

DE it enacted by the Burgess and Town Ccun-
- Gil OF the Borough OF JarroltOwn. and il is
hereby enacted by authority of the same:
SIC. l. That the alley known as Scanlan alley
be enlarged widened laid out, opened and gr AIDED
as street. having regular width of az ieet, in
elusive OF sidewalks. to extend rom NJ ain street
to Church street. and to be ma med and known in
the future Scanlan rect.
SEC. 2. That the alley extending from Main
street. IN CampbellstOwn. to the Min property
and now open through one tier of lots be ENLARGED
widened. laid out. opened and graded as a street
so far as IL is now open. to have regular width
of 81 feet. inclusive OF side walks and 10 be named
and known in the future as Mill street.
SRC. 3. That an alley be opened. laid cut, cx-
tended and graded from Seaman street to connect
with and intersect Blum alley (formerly Shar-
baugh alley). running east and west from NJ lain
to Church streets. to have the same width the
alley now partly opened In the rear of John Blum
and others. and to be named and known in the fu-
ture - alley
Approved this oath day of September, A. d.
1877. JOHN T.. MAUCHER.
President Oi ouncil and Acting Burgess.
Il. +. MAUCHEIt, Secretary.
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WORD HOUSE.

Z lee r.-... EBESSBURG, PA.
1si1-1 tI tdAen possession of the we'll
soi -ie-se -iouse n Ebensburg, which he
s'slHa-,l- Ihished In good style. and
9 lie ~. htuet on strict temperance
81 ta5.s s,.rIoer earnestly solicits the
{, ,,'.s,a.sss W no may visit the county seat
sr.s,r,iF pleasure, all whom he pledges
1; .xs., ,u I.a.Lll 10 the best possible manner
apU Psss.Dle price. Excellent accom-
II The .T1GIhI,hei to summer boarders,
it.e a. t,tta"tord' a pleasant and econ
1h 70 spend the heated term.
Tx. AMI, - lS SAAC CRAW t'URD.
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: r,DTERTISEMENI,S.

--.. ,our own town. Terms and IS out
't,A HALLETT n Co. Portland, Me.
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NI0FG SAYINGS BANK i!
---t01 st., JOhnstown. Pa.

I ..'to0 St., Johnstown, Pa.
!. =. .'Ln ~. SEPT. u. 1870. DEPOSITS
sums not less than One Dollar
DE- months of June and Decem-
- ..alrawn is added 10 the depus-
-.'itg twice a year without trou-
f''-''r 70 call or even to present the
Isr.s-.H Nea Estate. Preference. with
r. 80 ..I2 time. given to borrowers Of
sl--..ts 2es on farms worth four or more
!. s.. 81, 'l loan desired. Good reference
49, &C., required.
z..,t D u exclusively n Savings Bank.
y.i posts received. nor discounts
/ i.,.'.l> on personal security.
'..'ns Tor b0rr wers. comics of the
3. aNl special law relating to this
Is..-T" address desired.
= -'Is, cooper. David Dibert, G. Il.
I IT,, w. Hay. JOnn Iowman, II.
5rl's, Mclaughlin, u. j. Morrell,
b -.-..ili :, ,ames Morley. Lewis Pitt. IL
.t-s-. uppes, George L Swank, and
Z Fss,L' y MORRELL, President.
sE-,..- T. Treasurer.
'''''e'tOr. 1873, ,'77.-1y.I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

CETTLE UP.-The books oi III. -
~ j Oatman are in my hands a,,oa ioa to
ment Parties knowing themselves @ lnue ;,b me
hi,n viii pieas sc call and settle the sane
either by cash note. u r.o.
Ebensburg Sept. 27, 1877 5t-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12
NATCU-A nam

SHOOTING MATCH.-A mann
- moth hog, the properly on ,io slo ,en,'rds
s,aned weighing at the present time ooo pOh p,arch
fin ne contested for in a grand shooting
at GaI,;txin Cambria county, Pa on % "A iI Sec
ncTonre 15tu 1877. Spottsmen from a. aii a. he
lions are respectfully invited 20 particiPtoJJ
match. fhl"