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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
s. WAIFS AND STRAYS.

festEltGr H- -1a
A bin viii shortly be Introduced iu the
Virginia Senate doing away with the
sending Of persons convicted of the
lower grades Of crime to the Peniten-
tIary, and instead to make them work on
the roads in the country in which the
offence is committed.
The LoLdon custom officers seized
twenty-seVen gills Of peculiar fluid the
other day, and on examination found it
TO be nicotine, the product of $500
pounds of tobacco sweepings, mixed with
alcohol, which virulent fluid was to be
used in transforming cabbage leaves into
the finest H4vaua cigars. g
Ia 1878 there were built on the Clyde
l25 iron-serew steamers Of 2i8,000 tons,
and only IL iron sailing ships of 10000
tons were launched. But in 1876 only
/ SO iHon-serew steamers were built, while
81 iron sailigg ships of 96, 600 tons were
constructed. This is an increase Of mere
than eightfold in three years.
e The Montreal Gazette says, in its po-
lice report: Thomas Burke, tweBty Cne,
groom, was fined $5 or one month for
lettering. Mr. Rabers Read, sculptor, in
his information upon which the prisoner
vas arrested. stated that the prisoner
/ did wander about and beg, not having
then a certificate, as required by the
( statute IN such case made and provided,
/ that he was deserving object Of charity
The production of such certificate signed
! by a clergyman or two Justices of the
/ Peace, is,good for six months, and dur.
/ ing that time the applicant for relief is
I hounnH ha 4nrssHiofTOg, IF fha
| This is the second csse of arrest un5 er
the statute thar has been known in the
Recorders Court
The friends of the dog has triumphed
in Arkansas, and the famous dog law and
dog taxof that-St have been abolish
-ed by the Legislature. In the last State
campaign, in several portions of the
/ State, the dog question was the main one
at issue The degs being nuisance. &c
stock-raisiBg, is, heavy tax had bser
imposed on them. This tax was com
planned Of by the negroes, Who owned
most of the doGs N the State. TheI
were unable to pay the taxes on thei
dogs, yet did not care to give up thei
friends to the tender mercies Of tn,
sheriff. Is consequence the dog wal
4 forced to an undue and unpleasan
prominence in politics On this poin
the campaign was fought The dog met
seem to have been victorious.
4 The unemployed workingmen -of Nev
Il York, in mass meeting to night, calle,
upon The Legislature for an appropria
ton of two million dollars to give worl
! to fftFfVe thousand unem ployed work
men. i5i 49,
Texas would like 100000 farmers
but no more lawyers or poor preachers
TIE ooIorsd people of Georgia owI
457. .635 acres of land, and property il
tse aggregate valued at S5, ,488, ,867.
r. More than one hundred thousand per
sons are yearly found drunk and incapa
-bie in tho towns of Scotland.
Ons-eighth of the entire population c
Newark, n, J.,is depehdent upou publ
haritY, on account Of the stagnation i
loeaLmanUfa etories. ~
Massachusetts, women don take to tn
, public institutions as much as they use.
to. The men are crowdlng them out q
even the penitentiaries. sa.ss eds
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
The Presidents Message on Re
sumption.

The following is the Presidents Mes
sage to Congress on the subject OF the
resumption of specie payments:
TO the Senafe and House of Represata-
tires:
BY an act of Congress, approved Janu-
AIRY IA, 1878, to provide for the resump-
ton of specie payments, the irst.of jan
uarY 1879, is fixed as the date when
such resumption is to begin. 1t may not
be desirable to fix an earlier date when
It shall actually become obligatory on the
Government to redeem its outstanding
legal tender notes ia coin or presenta-
ton, but It is certainly most dcsirable and
will prove most beneficial to every pecu-
mary interest of the country t9 hasten
the day when the paper ejaculation of
the cou : ~ and the gold coin shall have
equal values At later day, if the cur
reBey and coin shoul retain equal values,
II might become advisable to authoriEe
or direct resumption. / believe the@ine
has come, when, by a single act of the
legislative branch of tho Government
this most desirable result can be attained.
] am strengthened in this view by the
course trade has taken in the las4 two
years, and the strength Of the credit Of
the United States at home and abroad.
For the fiscal year ending June so, 1876,
the exports of the United SJates exceed
ed the imports by SI2O, ,3l3, ,I0e, but our
exports include $40 569, 62I- of specie
and bullion in excess of the imports Of the
same commodities. For the six months
of the present fscal year, from Joly /,
1876, to January I. 1877, the excess OF
tbs exports over the imports amounted
to lO,544, $50, and the imports OF specie
and bullion exceeded the exports of pre-
cious metals by $6,I92, l47 in the same
time. The actual excess Of exports over
imports for the six months, exclusive OF
specie and bullion, amounted to SIl3,.
+ 73T $40, showing Tor the time icing ths
accumulation of specie and bullion IN
s the country amounting TO more than SIS
000. 600, in additional to the national pro
duet Of these metals for the same period
IA total increase Of geld and silver ioi
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
+ Sheriffff's s Sale.
No. I5,l65.
". L. MOoRE vs.. J. q. GURLEY.

". L. Moore vs.. J. 3. GURLEY.
By virtue of a Ueaditioni erponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardeman county, Tennessee, at the No
vember term thereof, 1876, will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, in tte town of Bolivar.
ON MONDAY, MARCd 5, 1877,
The following real estate to,wit:
Fifty acres, more or less, bounded as fol-
lows: On the east by the Ianda Of J. II
Gurley and Carper, on the south by the
lands Of Alex. Kanada, jr, on the west
by the lands of NJ A Moore, and on the
north by the lands of Willis Jones (col,)
Il being the same land purchased by
IL. Gurley from J. H. Rosson; legied on
as the property of j. II. Gurley The
same being and lying in civil district 0,
OF Haraeman county, Tennessee. Levied
on as the property of j. II Gurley to
satisfy this Uenditjoni- erponas in favor
Of M. L. Moore.
W. ". FARLEY,
febl # Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.
Nos. 1872 and 1873.


J. a. WILSON VS.. T. T. MYERS.
By virtue of Uenditioni exponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
-Hardeman county, Tennessee, at the No
vcmber term thereof, 1876, will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, in the town Of Bolvar
on MOND AY, MARCH 5, 1877,
The following described real estate as
the property of e. T. Myers described as
follows to-wit Bounded on the north by
the lands of P. 7. Jones, on the west by
the lands Of Thomas Parran, on the
south By the lands of Martin Moore AMI
Fitzhugh lands, on the east by the lands
of Paul T. Jones. Beirg the lands sold
for taxes. as the. property of George
BrogdOn, deceased, and bought by F. :
Myers; said to contain one hundred
ami eighty acres, lying IN district No 6,
in .Hardeman county, Tennessee, range
3 and section g. Levied on as the prop
erty of f. I. Myers to satisfy the UeHdj-
tiORt erp0RGs in favor CT J. A. Wilson.
81 --e w. W. FARLEY,
jebl 1t ,a..rss Sheriff
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P0LTTIC1L NOTES.

Senator Sargent acts more Ike q cor
porat' lTS g.
Lyman Trum bull is suggestedsas the
successor, of Judge Davis.
Ben Butler may as we'll stay at home.
He wanted to go to Congress to quarre
with Ben Hill; and now the litter is got-
ling higher to look down upon him.
Oae advantage of Judge Davis wise
pOstponemento of his resignation is that it
gives al the prominent lawyers in the
eouRtry q ch Bnce TO receive compliment
airy mention"
Governor Wells whom General Sheri-
dan, in an official report to. Secretary
Stanton, described as q dishonest trick
ster who might always be traced as a
serpent is by it's sinuoue, Shiny track,
has a fne opportunity offered him to ex-
pain the Vernon Parish business -
Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep.)
We venture to predict that tho an
nouncement of Tild1n's success will be
greeted with the livelIest satisfaction By
a large majority OF the people, including
many Of these who opposed bis election,
simply because they love fair play and
feel thai equity, If not the technicaiities
awarded to him.-Bg6alO Courier
(Den
The impression IS quite general that
the Republican party let 20 the rope to
sdit on it's hands when it agreed 70 the
comprOmiss juggIe of eeanting the cleo
total vote. Ii may cerne out ali right IN
the end bat therse is 40 getting round
ths fact that Tilden has gained an i'm
meflse advantages, thanks TO the OzerPuw-
ering generosity aud extensive mogaa-
nimity Of t7eD~ ~Serate Republicans
CouHcit Bli.f NoHpareH (I2ep
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
Sheriff's Sale.

No. IL, ,l64 a
SHELTON, Moore L Co. vs.J. Il. GURLEY
By virtue of rendiii0ui erpopas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardemaa county, Tennessee, at the No
vember term thereof. 1876. will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, in the town Of Bolivar,
on MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1917,
The following real estate to-wit: Fifty
acres of land, more or less, bounded as
follows: on the east by GurlsV and Carper,
on the south by Abe Kqnada, ir, on the
west By the lands of M A. Moore, and
on the north by the lands of Willis
Jones (cOl }, 1T being same land pur-
chased by }. Il. Guriey from j. II. Ros-
son. Levied on as the property of J. H.
Gurley, the same being and lying IN civil
district No. l9, Hardeman county, to
satisfy this UeaditjO1ai erponas IN favor
of Steit3n, Moore & Co. E
rE w w FARLEY.
febl II 500 -~ Sheriff
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SheriGf's Sale.
No. 1878.

No. 1888.
Cannon & BYERs vs.. NEwBEEN & STAT
LER, AND q. ". EEwBERN, Security,
and JAMES PYBAss Stayor.
BY virtue of renditioni erponas TO
me directed from the Circuit Court Of
Hardcman county, Tennessee, at The No
vembsr Term thereof, 1876, ! will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, in th town Of Bolivar,
on AONDAY, MARCH ). 1917,
\ certain house and lot in the town Of
Bolivar, Stare of tennessee, being the
same purchased by 4. H. Wood Of Gre
na1a Il Taylor, aad conveyed TO him by
Leoniias Bills, and described as follows.
to-Tit: On the south side Of Marker
street, in Block No. 7, and be ing a par,
of original lot 10. 3, beginning at the
Northwest corner Of the IJt conveyed by
4 Fentress TO 7. Bills, tnenee East with
the Soath margin Of Market street. %
feet TO a STAKE thence South 40 feet 20
the beginning Levied oa az ths prop
erty Of James P bass to satisf. this
UeRdjtioHi erponas IN favor Of Cannon d
Byers.
w. w. FARLEY,
ie5 Il. Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
SPLIT IN THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.

Tks fact that Morton, Cameron 4 Co.
are notoriously in opposition to'the pro-
nouncsd position of Conkling and Ed
munda, is significant of dissensions in
the Republieaa camp Those extreme
men are at the end of their rope in rul-
ing their party with an iron rcd Wiser
and more conservative counssls prevail
and the influence of the best and most
patriotic Republicans is being exercised
in the interest of peace and fraternity.
The Constitution is being observed AID
ats guidaucs. is the light that leads. our
most distinguished statesmen in their
present bold defence of right and law.
RadicaIism is doomed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
MATCHING AND WAITING.

This is the present presidential order
of the hour. The Grand. Commission is
deliberating on the Florida case. The
Republicans are uneasy and about to
give up the struggle in despair. They are
fighting for time aud trying to postpone
any decision until after March 4th.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
RAILROADg NoT no BE TAxED.

The Supreme Court has decided that
taxing railroads is unconstitu tiopal.
This takes from the State annually one
hundred and forty thousand dollars. The
railroads, it is said. will at once under
take to have restitution.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
Sheriff's Sale.

No. 5,l66.
". C ADAMS vs.. W. r MuLs, u. A.
STEWART, W. a. SEwLAND.
BY virtue of a Uenditioni erpORas to
me directed from the Circuit court of
Har5eman county, -Tenuessee, at the No
yember term thereof, 1876, 1 viii sell TO
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, in the town of Bolivar,
on .MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877,
The following real estate to-wit: Thirty
acres of land, more or less, bounded as fol
lows: On the east Sy lands of j Joyner,
south by lands Of Jef Powell (col },
vest hy lands Of Heodley Stone and j.
H Duke, north by NJ & @. Railroad: it
being same land purchased BY W. a.
Newland from AVm. Stone. sLevied on
as the Propertg OF Wa. NewIanI to
satisfy the genditiosii ezp OHaS IN favor Of
". q. Adams57thes same being and lying
in civil district \ .-1s, HardeIaan
cOuRty. 10 note n -
ID .s1s " y. FARLEY, s1a5
febl fl Sheriff.
(SheriF Sales concluded on second page)
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e = y s-r a-
". Z. MOORE < Co vs. W. Il NEwLAED
and Phil. HoLCoMB.
By virtue of venditiQni erponas to
me directed from the Circnit Court 7cf
Hardeman county, Tennessee, at the No
vembeF term thereof, 1876, | will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, IN the town of Bolivar,
on MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1877,
The following described tract of land,
the property of Wm. 4. Eewlsnd, living
in civil district No. I9 of Hardeman
county, State of Tennessee, aud bounded
as follows, tO-Tit: Beginning st q stake
80 feet south of the center of the Mem
phis & Charleston Railroad, on Jonathan
Joyner's west boundary line, and rups
with said line south 4S poles 20 q small
black gum, with sweet gum pointers.
thence west IS poles to stake, thence
north $50 west 36 poles to a stake, thence
north II poles to stake on the sonth
boundary of the lands formerly owned
By g. Cope, thence with said CJpe's line
east fifteen (l5) poles to stake so feet
south Of the center of the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad aforesaid, thence
s eastwardly to the beginning, containing
ABOUT oU acres, more or less, IL Deln2 the
tract Of land sold Ia 1871 by w. A
Bewland to Jonathan Joyner, and on the
25th of September, 1875, sold by the
Clerk and Master of the ChaneeFy Court
at Bolivar to w. A. NewIand at publis
outcry. Levied en to satisfy this Fl "a.
ia favor of w. R. Moore x c.. vs. Wm.
A.-Nswland, this I4th day of November
1876, but too late to advertise and sell
before the Court to which thistFi. ia. is
returuable,
W. W. FARLEY,
febI 4E Sl,priF
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
THE LFGIsLATURE.

The dog law is to be decided upon by
the Supreme Court in a case to be ad-
vanced upon the docket for q 7sPeeiRl
hearing, Bill postponing payment of
taxes for 1876 until November soon to be
law. Texas Pacifc bill favorabIy con-
sidered. Conventional interest law still
under consideration by the Judiciary
Committee.
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Sheriff's Sale.

No. 1889.
GoopBAR. i GILtIAND vs.. A. c. NELHs,
VIM NELM5. ,,
BY virtue Of a veaditfoRj lespouas 20
ne directed from the Circuit Court OF
Hard3ma cou nsy, Tennessee, at the 80
venaber term thereof, 1876, l -EiH sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Cours
Housesdoor, in the town of BoliEar,
ON MONDAY, MARCH. 5, I277,
The following certain town lot and
house in the town of Poca hontas. civil
district No. n cf Haldemah couGty.
Tennessee; ard described as follows,
viz; Being a portion of two lots on the
plan Of said town and on which Is sit
uated the NeIms store house; said lot
begins at the northeast corner of w
H. Stories lot; runs north 26 feet to the
southeast corner of Philip Holcomb's :
lot thence west so feet: thence south 25
feet; thence east 80 feet to the beginning
corner. Levied on as the property Of
ID, 5. Nelms. stayor, to satisfy this zen
ditiOni srponas in favor Of Goodbar &
Giiliand.
fell At Sheriff.
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febI4s
Sheriff s Sale

No. 1913 ~. --~
". Z. MOORE 4 Co vs. W. 4. NEwLAND
and Phil HoLCoMB.
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X xc.r:Stef.sS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
- usmed nccnnnts have h.er passed and filc,i
for thc c,unty of Camhria. and will be pr''s-nt-
I'D ie the Orphans c"mri "f sail county. for
confirmation sIid Rlihwanc". on WEDNESDAY,
the sih day of MARCH. a. ID. 1s.5:
I. Tho account Of Francis O'Fri-i executor OF
Elt.aheth NiiIct. late OF I-orritn borough. dec
The .rst and final account cf y. :. 'Sfraver,
a'irninis rator Of Peter GUrg hnour late cf Frank
lin borough dee'l.
!. The account Of David X. Wiie'm. guardian
Of Henry w Haw sln.- minor child OF Hcnry ".
Hawkins, late ~ Washington township. tec'i
l. The account Of r VI. George and Joseph
Cristc executors of OHIO Styncr, late of Washing
town ship. deed.
g. The accounts Of II. A. Bailey. guar,lian of
Harry r Walters. minor chill nf Henry Walters,
late OF JohnStuwn borough. deed.
g. rhe account OF IL A. Bailey guardian Of
Charles Walters. a. minor child of Henry Walters.
late OF lohnstOwn borough. deed.
4 The ace""nt Of John kintz. rusr,iian Of Mar
t.tdten cf john il. Alstsdt, late OF Cambria bOr-
ou.h deed.
s. rhe account OF II 4. bailey. guardian OF
lanes w Walters q m nor child oi Henry Wal
tiers. late of Johustown borou gh decd.
Q. The nccount OF Ii a. Bailey. guardian Of
William Walters ami"or child.nf Henry Walters
late of lohntown borough, deed.
10. The first and inal account Of W: A II t4it
tie administrator ctn f~SfumrHtn prs-rJ 0f Geo
yipgrr. late of Iorotto borou h. decd.
~ Tie ncc@Tiut Of lanes A'Hiien. .admini-r rat or
OF VI T.. ReIiile late Of IHhns own horrupyh deed.
Is The account Of charles B. Ellis. glariisn OF
- The account Of charles Ellis, guardian of
q Gorge J. Mari. minor ehill of VIM Mari. decd.
-
Hannah J. Mari, a minor child OF Wm. Na-r,
decd
L. The frs ard partial account Of Henry
Walter. Esq executor uf John Rider, late OF
Summcrhll township deed.
II The second Fnh final account Of Eliza .fane
nurbin ate q ss). eyecu'rix of John j. Glass,
late Of Allegheny township decd.
4. The account of John 7. Williams guardian
of Cnra. May AMI Henry Benjamin " iiiaTs.
minor children of Rachel Williams. decd.
IL. The frs ami final account OF John J. Gc,'i
ami Christian Cuoi. adminiSir traitors OF Jacob GUcl,
: late of Ia ylor township decd.
20. The first aud f1ai accOtint OF Iohn Soi1~r
/ Vile and Sauitiel rdrbcT executors of Thomas
Gnodcrhnm late OF Susquehannf township. dec a..
Il. The first AMI final account of Rose bloch,
administrators ot John Ilo~h. 'ate of IuiInStown
borough deed. for said Juhn Bloch adminis-
traitor Of Ann NJ Gilman ialc OF Richlant town
ship. deed.
90 The account of Joseph s. Sirayer a.lminls-
:ra;ur is b,ris Of Conrad HrciSrUsh Ia, lac OF
Johnstown borough decd.
25. The account of IL. Kinkeai. Es trustee
appointed 10y th- orphans Court to maze sale of
the real estate of Clihsrine Parrish. Heed.
JAMES NJ SINGER Hc2ister.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Feb. 3, 1871.
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APPRAISE lENTS

w Notice is hereby given thar the fol-
lowing named upprrissm"nIs of personal pro-
perry of d.cr'icnts. selected and set apart for
the " fdows ot intcs'afcS under the Act ct As
semiv %! the l4th day of April. \. ID. 1851. have
been filed H. he Rrc listers Office s;t Eben>biirC.
aud will ite presented ~ the orphans Court IF
Ca.nbria county. for confirmation ard allow
ancn. on WEDNESDAY, the 1ta day of MARCH.
4. -. 1877. to wit:
I Inventory and appraiscrncnt of certain pc-
sonaI property appra sed aud set apart tor Rosnn-
na 4 rbIc. widow oi william Arble, late of Carroll
township. decd.-s 90.
=. Inventory and appra!semcn. Of certain pnr-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Rachel
Hopkins widow of w ilian Hopkins late of White
township. dcc'u,-s 9S g3
3 Inventory and eppraiseE1oUt of certain pcr-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Mary
GATES widow of Isaac Gates late OF " hite town
ship. dec'd.-:300
T. inventory and appraisemcn' of certain per
sonnl prop.riy appraised and set apart for Marxa-
ret Boast widow cf J aroi Boast late of ashiBg-
ton township dec'd.-sl15 10.
5 Inventory and appraisrmcnt OF cc~tain per
sonal property appraised AMI set apart for Ca ha-
ripe fakins widow ct Sam'l Eaiins late of " lite
township dec'd.-Si35 %
6 Inventory and appraisenient Of certain per
sonai property appraised nrd apart tor Mary
Y. schmidt, widow OF r.. + Sehmi IL late OF W hite
township, dec'd.-.pi so
JAMES NJ. SINGER. Clerk @. &.
Clerks Once. Ebens!urL. Feb Q. Is57.
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NOTICE OF aPPEAt,S.Zwe. tbs

~ undersigned Commissioners Of Cam
ria county. have fixed the follnwinU DAYS Ior
hearing appeals Tor lcT7, at our ufhCe In Eoens-
burg. va:
MONDAY. Fzp seth 1877. Adams. A lioshc
Barr. BlackiicsI, { n -cil eilI CHes; to-rrsliips
TUESDAY, fEa. f1th.-Clrarfed Ccnemsrsh
carroll GslitTiu, jackson. kicbiaud. Sun EneTbiil
and Susq uehanna towushlps
WEDNESDAY, FKR. =Sih.- Stonycre-k. Taylor.
Washington. " bite aud Yoler townships and t5e
81 wards Of Jof0stoSn borcrgh.
THUrspAT- NkRCt ist.-t sinhria Carroiitcwn
theet Spr'hys. Conofnauah. Coopersdsle. GallitE-
In. isoretto and nillTille bprnughs.
FRiDAr. MAR 2i--Canhria and Munster town
Fps aud Eoensburg. ERst, one nangh Franklin.
Praspcci, sGmmitvilie, wilmorc and Ncodveie
burunch-.
The following :, the Asscsscd vnliiGtipn ~ The
sestcd reel estate aud personal PROPERTY OF
CaInhrin county rnT the Nrnr Isl.
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~ oTICE.-The public will please
AZ take nttirp Tint JAMES 4. MAHER
Is no longer IN oiir ctnplr. The hooks notes. etc
of tuis:nc=s at I,lly's station fia cotnty arc
at Stit1inerhll. and transcript of said HccOunt-
have i,:,ru left with r. VI George. Esq. of Hem
lock. v here all persons having open accounts are
rcqu-sf go, to call and settle the same or bcta-e
the first day of \ pri next. Thanking the public
for past favors. and hoping 10 merit II continuance
of the same, we remain,
Respect fully. i. II. J. BROWN.
SummerhiIl. Feb O.
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AUDITORS NOTICE-The

Ia hrrsigued Au'litor. appointed 10y the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county 20 re-
port distribution of the money in the hands "f
Herman Hammer. Esq. late sheriff, arising from
the sale of the real estate Of Philip W. Prtnglr.
writ M. 81 Dee. Term. 1873 hereby notifies ii
persons Interest cd that tie will attend To the tlu
tics nf said appoint mcn. at his office in Ehcn-burx
SATURDAY. the 2asS day of r'sBEJ-s IN, lS's.
at o'clock. T.. NJ w',cn AMI where all parties IN
tcrcet ed r;aN attend, be dcharrcd from ming
IL, on said fund. AIIN y EVANS. Auditor.
feh a. 1871 ~.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09
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occupancy OF ID. Eyer. ts orf red Tor ~ais r rcn.
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premises Having purehasec he pr,.prr:N p
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either In i:s sale or lease lIi.Ii - Still,
Cnrrolltown. Jan. IL. fS7.