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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-23
r ICENSE NOTICE.APetitions for

- Tavern, Eating RsuSe and Quart LII
of Quarter Sessions OF Cambria county by the
following named persons, and Will be presented
TO Court at March Term. 1871
TAvERs LICENSE
Allegheny Twp.-W. J. Bonner.
Adams Twp.-Jacob B. SprouI.
C@rroltown Bor.-Andrew II. Hauy, Edward
L. Binder, Lawrence Schroth.
CIearfieId Twp.-Thomas Dunphy.
CHEST Twp.-Thomas OFT. George Crook.
Chest Springs Bor.-Jas Hawks, Silas A Nc
Cough.
Ann Mary kurtz. Henry Gore. Peter Haughey.
Elizabeth Mcdonald, Edw'd Howe, Peter Roth,
Bernard Fitzpatrick, John H. Gallagher. Con-
rad Meyer.
Conemangh Bor.-Jobn widmnn, Plus Klug.
chael Tonhey. Lawrence Reich, I'd ward.
Croyie Twp.-~Peter Brown, Frank Kurtz.
Eeset Couetndugh Bor.-Leonard Fest, David
Ebenshurs Boz, H Linton. Ess, Ward Wa. !;
ford, John 4. Blair. West Ward.
Franklin Bor.-Petcr Rnbri;z An.
5ohnstowp Dor.-Joscph Mentzer. lst Ward !;
| Thomas :. Davis. Jnhn Sehiffhour, f. II. Will
John Coad. MishaeI Finncgan. Johr Gearhart.
Conrad RaRh. John Raah. John McDermott.
Elizabeth kohleri I'd Ward; Adam hlershank' c, nix
Shoemaker, l.. +. Leitenberger. Chas. Zimner-
man, sr, John I<arr, George Raah, Philip Hert-
gust Dangus, Hoist & Ilrupp, John VI. King 81
Ward: Charles wehn. Henry Hansman. Oscar
A. Pfeiffer. Jacob Fcnd, 4th Ward; August Wei
| gand, 5th Ward Henty Shaffers 9th Ward
Lor,.tfo Bor.-Florian Bengcle, Peter Brown,
a. J Chrsty. r. Y. Haid. -
MiiNiile GSor.-Emanuel James. Henry V on
! Ait. Hugh McGrory. Richard Bowling. joseph
Fieldhouse. Mrs. Mary Grady, lst Ward Rob I
| SaRerson I'd Ward.
| Richland Twp.-Fred'k KEEPER, Scalp Level
| Bernard Ness, Christina Helm.
| Summi:vilie Bor.-Chrlstian Reich.
Stonycreek Twp.-Lcvi Jacoby.
Tunnehill Bor.-Anthony McCue. Michl Nc
| Morris, Matthew Dignan. Patrick % Dowd-
Washington Twp.-Wiliam Finn, Margaret
| nelly. Christopher A. George. Michael & Brad
| ley, Mark b. Mclaughlin. jacob = kiel, Chris
! topher RObina. George J. Schwaderer; John IL
/ Clark. VIM. j. Parrish, Henry Ehrhfelt-
| Wilmore Bor.-~Jos. Horner, Geo. Ncnderoth
Upper Yoder Twp.--Jacob Roehm.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE
Carrolltown Bor.-Julius Stitch, Henry Blum,
Henry Richards.
WiImore Bur.-Jotn SchrOth, p. F. Kirby
Washington Twp.--Charcs a. McG Onigle.
QUART LICENSE.
| Johnstown nor.-John Ludwig. Henry Fritz
! & Henry Werner. P. :. Fisher John Sireuin,
| Sd Ward. B. MCCOLGAN, Clerk O. ;.
Clerks Oficc RbensburX, Feb. l2. 1871
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES.- cur
rnf issue of the Tyrone Herald furnishes MS
with the following interesting item of infor-
nation Many of our readers, il says, will
remember that Lewis Gonyer was sent 10
tie penitentiary, about eighteen months
since for a term of seven years, for an ont
rage npon the person of little girl, near
Philipshurg. Two or three weeks ago Con
yer died in prison, and, when the news
reached his wife, she remarked II believe
I'll go up stairs and die too. She went up
stairs and some time afterward was discov-
cred in bed, cold and lifeless. She had been
suffering from cold, but no one considered
her case serious. No one can tell what was
the real cause of her sudden death, as she
had avowed that she would never again live
with her husband, and considered herself
"a free as though she had never been mar
ried
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CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
enensburg, Pa.
FEB. 23, 1877.

q >,,s Il. l.. JOHNSToN.-lt he
'7-,IHof 'i,'fnI duty to announce the
-. eur I'..vc,llent lady, Mrs. Eveline
"a q ln.. ~, of Robert l.. Johnston, Esq,
..5s.cu, VIC ,,1'irh sad event took place at
fd. pa'e' last Sunday night, Mrs,
ltlock' hoau an invalid for nearly two
.,tJu Iau dsath was therefore not by
= and heI ,,scr-d. Her father, Andrew
rrreaH' cas- native OF rance an" e'ni-
gbr-p'c :, Domingo when 'iiat Isla'u was
14,"',rrh dominion. a Aiter sewers years
,itt ~, the island, he came 10 the
~isl'Gr G..,as and settled IN fhiiaueiphia,
'rt inject Of this notice was born on
i,ra Iht IT1a.,.,rIber 1912. With her father
.4l" ,J.r sister, Mrs. Aline Magnire,
y an NV yes her, though in very deli
fts'Il ,t. drccascd removed To Ebens-
shsa,t.nl' f,iI OF 1S41, and was married TO
re- ia 'Hy '.',, nm the 18th of October, 1912.
+. j'ah, her brother, the well known
tbt ,I w, Rodrigue, who subsequently,
/ Ai,o was successfully practising
,ia ihI:[r NJ, in this place, and here Mrs.
f-oi5s. f,.ber. ata ripe old age, died soon
| is'.'A .,.i,lerca of his son, .he Doctor
h. Al w" Mrs. !. had been well aud
,e a'D, .,,,,.o,gI and possessed a rare and
s.i1i. S..+-.-t.I literary taste, as we'll as
| :. r'l lui''f ,haracter. She was n model
~ ta5's! .;Inou,lv devoted herself to the
9. 81 aa3 .I,,ro- of her domestic aud house
'l.l ID. mn above aud beyond all .his,
.Lii' ,i.-,.tinu woman in the fullest
Va ~, s.,,se OF the term n-clIRriiah,e
s.,'1,.i ,,,irg all. and without malice or
li.l.i -n- Luman being. The hand of
has fallen heavily upon the house
~, 1,rusr,u. Only a little more
aa ~ oro his only and well beloved
T., arbinc. wife OF - Ohm f. Seaman
q. M Mace. passed away from earth +,
81 =" '.i .I. 81 Irrishnd partner of his bosom
i- ~ from him. In his sore be-
81" Mr. Johnston has the sincere
'''l.-...l, ''l.. syo,nltnie. of the entire COM
,,..iI as Of The county at large.
2, !i,.-sr,r =, Of this estin8aHle lady took
-s..s-jay at 10 o'clock, a NJ, and was
..Ihrn very large cOnrourse OF people,
,.i.r- NAM trDm Lcretto, CarroIl'u~n,
,..,,rp ami other portions of the coun>
- rsn1iHs were carried 10 the CathU-
t--t the following gentlemen acting
..r5..,rprs. John a Blair, Jas. Myers,
r-smgs.,n. John FilZhar-is, Josue ID.
- J-scpi Gutwalt, Danl. McLaugh-
go HHntIcv. \. A. Barker, Joseph
TS,,d n. NJ. O'Neill,, and Edward
n. 4.lemn High Mass for the departed
...,,s-,d by Father Boyle and au elo-
-.-.,ri impressive discourse deliveIe by
s~a gentleman. TIE funeral process
I. s.p moved 20 The cemetery, where the
a 57r s,irInn ceremonies of the Church
,rs-4-iorupd hy its pastor over all that
,,.rrraI If Mrs Eveline Johnston, vi Ia osa
3. hope aut pray, las found eternal
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TRIAL LIST-Causes set down

VI IL
- for trial at a Court of Common Pleas 10
be held at Ebenshurg, Cambria county. Penn'a,
commencing on MONDAY, MARCH 9th, 1871:
FIssT WEEK
Johnston rs. Reich; Flynn VS.. Troxeil; George
VS.. Richards: Cooper Tierney & Null: Krise
vs. Krse; Murphy VS.. Prtsch; Billings q W heel
ock VS.. Lewis ct al Kline VS.. Nathanson: Fyan
& 90. vs. Linton & Son Maf.hali Bros Go. vs.
Linton & Son.
SEcCN Nd WEEK.
Potts & Campbell VS.. Kearney. feigncd issue
Pomeroy VS.. McUioskes; Lantzy VS.. Hipps; Gels
4 Foster VS.. Ehrnfelt & Thompson. Nilliken for
use VS.. Bar,iine; NJ Gonlgle VS.. Woiesla gle; Ham,
ilton vs. Kaylor; O'Neill VS.. Carney: Fronheiser
VS.. The Borough of Johnstown: M'Garey VS.. Pat
terson: Kerr Bradley * MCool; Dickey VS.
Kutruff: Kimmel VS.. Orris' Admir-; Griff1th vs..
Keim Cresson Springs Go. vs.. NJ I.aue h linz Mel
lon VS.. Finney * Johnston; Cooper & Mellon VS..
Finuey Johnston: Goughnour VS.. Goughncur
Henry Fritz s. Co. John Lynch. bail etc. /;
PrItch Behe: Elder use of. VS.. HoPple ct nj !,
Gushing VS. st. Francis Academy; ID. Wonders
and wife Henry s. Peden; Nagle VS.. Thomss;
Summerville VS. Hippo * Lloyd: Fisher 90. Us.
Adam Lciden. B Mf'oLd AN Profh,y.
Prothonotary's Once. Ebensburg Feb'y 5, 1877.
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See In another column an advertisement
headed White Soap. This soar is made by
Proctor & Gamble. Cincinnati, Ohio, and
sold by Grocers and Druggists generally. 1t
is made of Pure Vegetable Oils, is adapted
for general use i'm the household. and is IA
cheap and superior 70 any other made. Ask
for Proctor and Gambel's White Soap. ami
take no other To be hal at Pryce, Baxter,
Jones & Co "a atOre.
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IN SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.=AlI per.

IA sons are hereby notified that WILLIAM
II. BoNAcKER has execut ed a deed of yolun-
tary assignment for the benefit of his creditors,
and that have accepted said trust. Persons in
to pa the amount of the same over to rue. and all
persons having claims against him requested
to present their accounts to ME. duly authent lea
ted tor settlement. HERMAN BAUMER.
Joinstown, Feb. 5, 1s77.-23 st.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.-The un-

"A UDITOR'S NOTlCE.-The I'M
IA dersigned Auditor. appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county TO re
mort distribution of the money in the hands OF
Herman I}aumer. Esq. late sheriff, arising from
the sale of the real estate OF Philip w Pringle.
on writ No 81 Dec. Term 1876, hereby notifies all
persons interest cd that he Will attend to the du-
tiesof said appoint ment. at his olce in Ehenshurg.
on : ,TrRDAY. the 2fth day of FFBIU sY. 1877,
at o'clock p. NJ. when and where all parties In
tercsted may attend, OF be debarred from coming
in on said fund. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
teb. O. 1877, St.
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MANY If our exchanges note the fact that
the Cambria Herald has hal a new 'hea,l
put on it," hut fall to add that 1t has an en-
tire new outside as we'll. Only change in
the place Of buying ita seady print--tbat and
nothing inorct
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.ANTED-FARMS TO SELL.

w Il have hundreds of applicants for
FARMS Just now. Also. rentahle city properties
to exchange for Farms Hundreds OF people crowd
into my Office. and cannot get sufficient Farms.
1 have lots of customers for good improvements
all cash. Write call soon as possible. and IL
= NJ JAMES Farm Az eney la4 Smithfed st. :.
Pittsburgh. nea! the Pestsase, l2-s ly.le
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We. the undersigned Auditors - re 8orongf
of Ebensburg, do report thar ~ have NxatnineG
the accounts and vouchers of the RcUD..i!s -hO
Expenditures of the Water Fund of said bUr'
ouRh, and find them correct. ne above stated.
DAVID ID. PRYCE.l apai,ore
JOHN Cuttings. (
Ehenshnrp. Ian. % ISL.
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NOTICE.-The public will please
Az take notice that JAMES A. MAHER
Is no longer In our employ. The books notes ETC.
of our business at Itiy's station this county arc
at Summerhll. and a transcript OF SAID accounts
have been left with +. VI. George. ESQ., oil Hem
lock, where all persons having open accounts are
requested call and settle the same on or before
the first day of April next. Thanking the pubic
for past favors and hoping to merit a continuance
of the same, remain,
Respectfully. r NJ }. bho"N ~
Summerhiil. Feb. O. lSIT.-3t.
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The CATHOLIC WORLD FOR MAHCH.-
IHE CATHOLIC WORLD pursu,.s its policy
OF giving prominence to some subject of i'm
mediate and grnersi interest, and treating
II in manner that comm tuis attention.
Of ALI powers i'm the world today Russia is
one of the most interesting, one destined to
affect In large degree the future of the
world, yet one of the least known. The ar
hcle entitled The Russian Chancellor
will help greatly 10 lift the veil that en-
shrouds this mighty Empire. With singu-
= lar skill, clearness ana force the writer has
massed together the chief events which
have made Russian history In the past and
IN the present. The present attitude and
policy of Russia he ascribes chiefly to Prince
Gortchakotf, the aged Chancellor, under
whose guidance Russia has more than re-
trieved the losses she sustained in the Grim
can war. Most interesting too, is his view
/ OF the relations between Russia and Rome
} IN the past, their probable relations in the
future, and the political duel between the
two observation-disclosures and Gortcha-
kof Striking and bold, from the Catholic
standpoint, is the manner in which the DOS
sible success of Russia i'm the East is regard
+ ed. The CATH OLIC WORLD takes n much
more hopeful view of such an issue than is
! generally ascribed TO Catholic writer's
English Rnle in Ireland is another DOW
er:ul article, wherein history Is splendidiy
condensed to elucidare principles. A future
paper OH the same subject is promised and
will be looked for with attention. as giving
| 'He uriBnter dawn OF one OF the darkest
/ nights in history. "The Similarities be.
tween Science aud Religion deals in a live
lier manner than is customary with the lit
era:ure of atoms. up the Nile" is a sec
ond paper, bright, pleasant, and chatty like
the first. "De Vere's Mary Tudor" " is ali
appreciative review of a noble and strange
| ly neglected drama. "a Bird Is Eye View
of Toledo must have been written bv n very
wise "a we'll as witty old bird. 1t is one oi
those brilliant semi historical sketches OF
famous Cities as they were long ago and rs
they are to-day, of which the CATHOLIC
WORLD has given us many and ali ex-
ceilen.. 'Some Quaint Old Cities is an
other dip into the pleasant past showing
that the north no less thar the south of Ell
rope is indebted to Catholic days aud Cath
olic minds for much of their beauty and
historic memories. The Letters of a Young
lrishwo,nan' go on gracefully as ever
and six Sunny Months" continue sunny
The Great Strike at Errickdale" is a strone
though sad story, written with strange
power 'Modern Melodsts' discusses Schu
mann chiefly. Poetry is we'll represonte,
in 'Longings' and "a March Pilgrimage
The present number ends the twelfth vol
ume of this magazine, which seems TO grow
stronger and brighter with every year of it.
existence.
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BOROUGH Observation-Disclosures is re-
mort of the votes cast and for whom at the
municipal election held in this borough on
Tuesday last:
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Vest Tnrd.-Bnrgess. Fl. Kinkead, d.. 81;
Thomas Davis r.. ~; David Lewis, Tenn, q.
school Directors. Jas. J. Oatman. D.. 6s; Mm
II. SechleI. D., GO; Thomas Griihth, r. 49, W IN,
C'ement r. 46; John Lloyd, Tenn ~; A.
Jones, Tenn, 8. Auditor JAS. g. Hassnn, D..
30. w H. Davis, r.. A.: VIM. l.. Breese. Ten. g.
Eosf Ward-H. Kinkeac. p; Thos. j. Davis,
Az. David Lewis, 20. School Directors. Jas: )
O.,map Is: VIM. II. Sechler IA; Thos Grithth'
AZ: WIN. Clement, 81; John Lloyd, 80; A. \. Jones
al Auditor JAS G. Hasson, is; w. II. Davis,
m: wm L. Breese. 81.
oo' WARD OFFICERS.
Vsst Tnrd-COuncI, j. a. Shoemaker; d.
ga. John Kjrschner. r., as; rhos - LLOYD, EN- !.
Imdos of Election, Thos. j. Willfums, d.: i4'
r 7 Mills r., 42. Inspector, Morgan Hughes,
r. n TX. n w. Humphreys, R.. IL. Constable esse
= 'Roisioger. d. so; John WHEREBY: Ind Dem :.
"a Assessor, John A. Blair, d., 80; d. e. EVANS
r.. 40. ,.uorou D a. F
W 1.rIer r 85 Constable. K. d. Evans,
h5: John w Roberts, r: A. Judge OF Eiect'1n. n,,
Vim I~iphty. r. 80. Thos. L. Jones, t. 81 In. In.
snector. Isaac Davis, A.; Lewis Rodgers r.. 81
los a. SkeIIy, D., Is. Assessor, hicnard 'ones'
H., 81.
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"A railroad from Green Tree, Blair conn
ty, 10 Lloydsville, this county, is one of the
possibilities if not the probabilities Of the
near future.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

s,.. Stock Of Winter Goods
At great reduction in prices, preparatory 10
e"i"' HUGus & HACKE,
Fifth Ave. and Market ST., fittsourSns a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our Entire stock
GOODS

At great reduction i'm prices, preparatory t.
enlargement of premises.
HUGUs & HACKE,
Fifth Ave. and Market ST., Pittsburgh, Pa
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GOLD There are many re-
puted remedies fDr that very prevalent d's-
ease, Chronic Nasal Catarrh. but none whlcu
Ia We given general satisfaction and become
acknowledged standard preparations. except
DR.. Sage's Catarrli Remedy. II continues 20
enjoy an unprecedented popularity, rms
reputation has been earned through the per-
manent cures which II has wro"en's h"v'"s
prove1 itself a speciAc in the worst forms OF
the disease Pierce's Pocket Memorandum
Books are given away at drug g-storess
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HAUTION.-As my wife, Catharine
~ Graft, has left my bed and board with
out just cause Irovocation, hereby caution all
persons against h-rboring trusting her on my
account, as will pay debts she may contract
unese compelled to do so by law.
SEBASTIAN GRAFT.
Barr Twp Feb. 90, Is77.-3t.*
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SAILOR RENT.-That de-

NOR SALE OR RENT-That de-
l. sirebie HOTEL PROPERTY popularity
known ss the Mountain House. in the Borough
Of ft,arroIItown Cambria county. Pa. nov In the
occupancy of ID. Eyer. is offered for sale or rem.
on the most reasonable terms This property IL
ai.pated near The centre of said borough. and the
house is com rlodions and well suited Tor hotel
purposes. There Is also n lar stable, as wen as
ali necessary outhouses aud good garden. on the
premises Having purchased the property at
Sbcrif-s sale, can afford to give good harga n
either In its sale or lease julius SIiCh.
Carrolitown, Jan. Il, isTs.-tf
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By amt paid r. r. wilkins by F.
q IT HOnERTa

z. I. =
Treasurer of Fhcnshurg Water Fund, DIR.
To amt received from Committee on
sale of Water Bonds..--...-...---.--. SS,SO9 90
drants. ant uu.c ........'......... ". 80 so
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d ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of

"
DIR.
To amt of Borough Bonds. of the is
shoemaker. Agent. ...ste.......... 400
TO amt of Borough Bonds, OF the is
Committee' '.o,..o........... 1O,aoO
To nm't OF accrued interest ........ 30
-
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WILMORE. Feb. 81, 1877.
DEAR FIEEMAN-Our borough election pnss e d
on very quietly yesterday. party fealty having
had but little to do with it, except in the case
or constable, which resulted thusly:
Geo. w. Pringle Cooper-Cfreenhack had 2e votes.
Geo, J. Pring e. Old l. ne Whig, 10
Peter Ermyer, kard-SheI Democratic"
The balance of the ticket elected may bc con-
eidercd +. NJ. Woleslagle's temperance ticket
Here il ia: Burgess, Tobias Ashe; Council j.
L. Hrss. A. F. Seaman, III w. Piotner, A. Shat
fer, A. +. Crum; School Directors, g. q. Rora-
baugh. II. Michaes, each yrs, H w. Plotn"r.
2 yrs. T. Ashe, yr.: Judge of Elections, Hen
ry Michel- Inspector. p. NJ. Woeslagie; Aud
itor Z. MEG. Oster. Yours, WILMoRE.
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APPRAISEMENTS.

JAM ES NJ SING Ell. Register
Registers Office, Ebensburg. Fet. 3, lS11-
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DIED


OF consumption, at her home on Eagle
creek. July 22nd, 1877, Mrs Marcia
z. Priest, wife of L. o. Priest, in the
30th year of her age. Nearly a year
ago sister Priest fell prey to this fatal
disease. During this time she has
borne her suffering with great fortitude
and patience, never complaining, al
though her sufferings were very great.
Before her death she called her friends
together and told them she was going
to leave them, and talked to each one
giving them good ADVICE and urging
all to meet her in heaYen.
She assured them that she was at
peace with God and was ready and
anxious to go. She leaves a husband
and four children to mourn her loss,
also an aged father, brother, and sister,
besides a large circle of relations
and friends.
She was loving wife and mother,
ever ready to lend helping
hand to those needing assis-
lance, even when unable to do
so, always forgetting herself, her
whole study seemed to be for the well
fare of others. Some 16 years ago she
consecrated her life to the Lord, unit
ing at the time with the Christian
church, but about five years ago she
united with the NJ. E. church, OF
which she continued a faithful mem
Der until her death when she could say
with Paul, sit is better for ME to de-
part and be with Christ"
"Yet again we hope to meet her, ''97"
When the day of life is fed,
Then in heaven with Joy Well greet her.
When the day of life is fed"
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EAGLE cREEK.

"Blow ye your own horn or else it
will not be blown" say ye editors.
Well, If you win take Mr.. Greely's
advice and follow Webster, where you
can not read our jottlngs, we will
trOt round or two for your benefit.
We offer the public no apologies
for not appearing oftener.
Calls (lIke soup) are better appreci-
sted where not too thick. .
The general health is fully A. A.
The weather is all we could wish
for; hot of course, so much so we have
heard of several son-strokes on the
creek lately. One of the most affect
ing cases was that at VIVA. Fl. Priests,
where the scales were affected 10
pounds avofrdupois. Mother and son
are lively. Nr. p. has our SYM
pathies.
Several weeks ago master Hovey
Hand fell from mulberry tree, break
Inc. his left arm and disIocating both
wrists. also bending the bone of his
right arm an inch and q half and dis
locating his shoulder. DR.. Sutton
proved himself equal to the occasion,
and the lad viii soon be able to chop
the tree down.
Mr.. Chas. Marley was unfortunately
badly settled by the falling of his
horse afew days since; right shout
der dislocated, collar-bone fractured
(The COW got away. Boys have to
be cautioned often about riding fast.
and men Of fifty should be occasionally.
Under the skillinl treatment of DIR.
Sutton Mr.. Il. is able to be around
again. Uncle Charley will ssiook 4
leetle onts next time.
We have q new school house in Dis
trict No a, size 22x26 feet. Ar. ApDle-
by Of Hartford was the eontractoe
and builder. The house would do 70
br3g on, but We Won't. n
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AMERICUS.

Trade is improving.
The busy harvest Is over.
DIR. and Mrs. w. c. Cause, of Wlch-
ita arrived here last week.
The public pulse is beating with
more hopes of prosperity.
Mrs. r. w. Randall and little daugh-
ter of Chicago, are with US this week.
j. S. Gibson, Jour hardware merchant,
is buying wagons by the car load.
Two head of cattle belonging to
Hugh Elliott were killed by lighting
last week. -
A pleasant party of young ladies
and gentlemen from Emporia were
here Friday evening.
Don't forget the blackberry festival
at.the brick church. this evening. A
grand good time is expected.
Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers did not
give their. entertainments Tuesday
night, as was believed on account of
the rain. But will be back again In
about three weeks.
During these warm weeks, many
Officemen will seek recreation, and
many who need it will not get it.
Some men are like foundation stones.
not expected to move from their place.
Nothing can be more unfounded
than the notion that love of reading,
or of science, or of any kind of know
ledge, units man for his daily oc-
cnpation, or renders him discontinued
with it.
Mr.. Funk shipped seven car loads
OF beef cattle from this place last
Monday. G..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27


Re-Arrest OF Anderson and Medar1s
Further investigation OF the late un
fortunate murder OF young Lutz has caus
ed the re-arrest OF Oh Lrley Medaris and
Il. @. Anderson, and they are both now
IN Jail. MedarIs was arrested At his home
few miles southeast Of the city and
brought In on sunday. Anderson was
arrested few miles south Of Lawrence
and brought down Monday evening. An
Investigation is to take place soon. We
deem It improper at this time 70 give any
further particulars, or even the means
which led to the re-arrest Of these par
ties, who, II Will be remembered, were
acquitted by the coroner's jury, and dis
charged from custody. With the balance
OF the entire community, we are DESTROYS
that they shall have = speedy. fair and
full trial, and we will not print a word
that might Interfere with such q result.