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The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
FOREIGN TELEGRAPHIC SUM-
MARY.

The new French ministry is announc-
ed. and President MacMahon has sub>
mitted his message yielding to the will
of the people. The members of the
new ministry are moderate republicans
The British consul has vacated Erze-
roum by order of Lord Derby. An at
tack by the Russians is momentarily ex-
pected. The departure of the British
consul is regarded by the Turks as fore>
shadowing British declaration of wal
-Servia has formally declared war, and
the Servian army has been ordered to
cross the Turkish frontier. Turkish
troops are concentrating in the same di-
rection-In the battle at Meteka, Bulga'
ria, Russians and Turks lost heavily
The Grand Duke vladimir and the
Czarevitch narrowly escaped death
Another insurrection has broken out il
Crete. Gen. Grant arrived at Genoa
Italy, yesterday-Turkey has issued
circular to the powers iutimating its will
lingness to accept the mediation of Eu
rope-Minister Welsh was presented tt
Lord Derby yesterday by eX-Ministel
Pierrepont.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15

last witness, deposed that twice dur
ing last week the prisoner called at his
shop and purchased some clothing, on
the latter occasion Saturday last)
asking him if he had head anything
from Sevenoaks. The prisoner further
asked him if he dealt in jewelry, and
witness did not at the time under
stand. After communicating with
his father at Chatham on Sunday
morning, they both returned to
Maidstone, and saw the prisoner at a
public house, the Duke of Cambridge
when the prisoner told him that the
jewels were the proceeds of the rob-
berry at Sevenoaks. He also said that
the parties did not wish to dispose of
it all at once. In cross examination
by the prisoner, the witness said he.
did not see any jewelry or any accom-
plice.
William Clifford, head constable at
Maidstone; said that in consequence of
conversations with the two last witness
ses, he arrested the prisoner in the Duke
of Cambridge public house CD Sunday
afternoon last. Al the police station
witness told the prisoner he wonld be
charged with being concerned in stealing
jewelry to the value of $4,000 from Ral-
stead place to which prisoner replied that
it was worth more than that. In con-
versation the prisoner said that he would
be of more use out than in, and said that
if they had waited two men would have
been there with the "stuff," when they
could have collared the lot, and he (the
prisoner) would have turned Queens
evidence. Witness told him he " as too
late for that now.
The prisoner then said that he was
thinking about turning evidence the day
before, and that he was to negotiate the
sale of the goods. He also said he had
met two men upon theprevious nights and
had sold some pearls for e3 for them,
out of which they had given him soves
reign. After referring to his having visi-
ted Mr.. Barnett, he said that he knew
Halstead place, and then referred to how
the jewelry was to be disposed of. Wit
ness kept the prisoner in custody, and
brought him before the magistrate, who
| remanded him. In cross-eXaminaJion by
the prisoner,the witness said that he had
not ascertained his whereabouts on the
day of the robbery. Witness had found
nothing further to connect the prisoner
with the gang. In reply to the magis-
trate, the witness said ho thought that
the prisoner was sane. The case was
then remanded.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
TWO MEN BITTEN BY A MAD DOG,
OTHER PERSONS ATTACKED-THE DOG
STILL AT LARGE.

OTHER PERSONS ATTAcKED-THE DOG
STILL AT LARGE.
On Monday morning, at O'Clock,
mad dog entered the rolling mills OF q.
e. Pennock g. Co., at Rock Run, Chester
county. The animal was noticed by sew
eral of the workmen, whom 1t passed
without attempting to bite. The mill
was running and a heat being drawn at
the time, and the rabid animal trotted
up to James Boyd, who was "pulllng
lever,n and seized him by the thigh, sink
ing It's teeth through his pantaloons, PEN
etrating the flesh and drawing blood. On
Sunday evening the same dog attacked
several of the worshipers who were re-
turning home from Baptist Church, tear
ing the skirt of one lady and dartinig Tor
another, merely touching her gloved
hand with his teeth. After escaping from
Pennock's mill the animal passed down
the Wilmington & Northern railroad to
Coatesville. About g. O'Clock the anil
NAL passed machinist on his way 10
Ridgway's Foundry, and snapped at
him, grasping his calf, but his bootleg
prevented the teeth from entering the
fiesh. A few yards down from the roll
ing mill of Huston and Penrose the AMI,
NAL came up with a workman named
.Tosenh Brown, whom it bit severely IN
the leg. Brown and Boyd both went to
Reading on Tuesday evening to procure
medical aid.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAyE WILMINGToN

N.
For Philadelphia: 2.O9, 5.55, $40, 900,
9.4, 1000 a. m; 1881, 1910, 230, 4.30,
5.46, BAG, p. m. On Sundays; 200, 8 10 a.
For m; NC 8 oo' 'yot, 9 80, 4s, u M %
546p m; on Sundays: % 8. m.
FOR Baltimore and Washington: IL II, / IS,
S59 m; 261, 12 60, 3 09. p IN. Sundays
For Port Deposit: 4 56 p m; no Sunday
train.
For New CASTLE 8, 6 20, 80 a m; 80, 80 p
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. r.; 08, o 30 a m; 6 80 p M;
no Sunday train.
For Wilmington Northern r. r.: % q
m; 8 90, 800 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. R.: 10 20 O IN; S 80
pm; on Sundays: 10 80 q m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelpnla 12 56, s 81 o 2i m; 12
S15, 8 81, IL 10 p m on Sundays IL So,
10 90 a m; 7 80, 8 81 II 10 p m.
From New York: IL 56, 8 "a a m; 12 "A, 12 58
59i, 95l p M; on Sundays 12 So a m /;
From Baltimore: 1s, 941, a m; 70 I, 12 3S,
SO, SO p m; on Sundays: 2 1S m 8 36
From Washington 2 1s a m; 122, 1898,
$50, 946 p m; on Sundays; 2 Is a m; 46
From Port Deposit: 800 m no Sunday
trains.
From New Castle; 7 SIS, ssoam 12OOm m;
~, 4Uj 10 y ILL uO Cuhudy LLdlus.
From Delaware r. r.: 80 a M; 20, 6 40 p
IN; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Northern II. r.: 8 o.
$780, m; 10 2 m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western II. R.: 7 55 m
310p m: on SUNDAYS: 6O0pm.
TRAINS FOR wILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 80, 8 90, 10 80, l 45 a m; 80. 8 30
400, 8 Is, 6 45, 8 45, IL 80 pm; on Sun
days: so a m; 00,9 45, II 80, p m.
From Thirty Second and Market streets
7 25, II 45 q m, II 15, 8 30, 8 30, IL 45 p m
on SUNDAYS: g so. IL As . m.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
AGAINST TMXED SCHOOLS.

President Bartlett. of Dartmouth
College, has put forth an argument
against the mixlrg of boys and girls
in schools. He says he has found that
fundamental difficulty of governing
is positively increased among the
older youth by the development OF
more unyielding pride, false honor
and troublesome gallantry." His gray
er objection is expressed as follows
4 should, as parent, seriously OBJ.
iect to the opportunities for constant
intercourse, direct, and for awaken
ing and maturing personal sympathles
and intimacies. increased rather Than
diminished by the partial restraints,
which create an air of romance ano
leave an essential unacquaintance.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
11HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
l. bOo MARK EFT STREET,

- b02 MARK Ell SThEbIb
INCORPORATED JANUARY Zp, & 1901; A
Omen to receive deposits daily Irom - -
\, op11i p,tii ~ p. M. and on Tuesday and SAT
nrday NJ, evenings from to O'Clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND, ~,
OF SIX mas ose1 Of the Bank,
oePots,iSts' P t tha expectation of the Managers,
ther T9%s twice
each year. ,..NAaERS.
Clement B; smyth6, Georse George $. ~ capeIie,
Nathani n. I'D Edward Darlington
E. M. Stonsenberg, 100 100, d n swift" swift.
William NJ. Field, DIV Mtpgins. Y u. as
t3EO, w. BUSH, President
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice op PreS,aesr Tressnrer.
feb2l v Il. +. ia Y l-o.l- : lee-9----
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
A DREAM.

l dreamed that buried with my fellow clay,
Close by a common beggar's side lay;
And as so mean an object shocked my
pride,
Thus, like a corpse of consequence, cried :;
"Scoundrel, be gone, and henceforth touch
me not;
More manners learn, and at distance
rot"
"Scoundrel myself" with laughter tone
cried he;
"Proud lump of earth, scorn thy words
and thee;
Here all are equal-now thy case is mine,
This is ma rotting place and that is thine. "
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
A'CEN TEN ARIAN.

The Oswego IN. W Daily Times
mentions a reception gwen by Jacob III.
Jacobs, of that city, on his one hundredth
birthday, on the 4th instant, in that city.
His parlors were tastefully decorated,a ,and
over three hundred persons called upon
him, among whom were many aged peo-
pie. Mr.. Jacobs is we'll educated, we'll
preserved, and temperate in his habits.
He was born in Baltimore, ,apd his father,
Moses Jacobs, did business on Baltimore
street in 1900.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
b, W0RRELL.
CARPETS & Dry Goods,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
|sueciai Circular,
+ OCTOBER 1877.
|pRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

h consequence Of tie action Of lead
|g Dry Goods Houses of PhiIadel-
| nn aaperfSng the,r goods at EA-
RE.uELY LOW RITES, eoe an
/ mncs from this date, and untu
|mtr notice, a SWEEPLyNG RE-
/ DrCH0.Vi the prices Of our EN-
( TIRE LIVE OF DRY GOODS,and
nrtfaly submit the folIoacing:
For me last Is gears we haze ~ept
hbat qualities of Goods. Our Stock
|pf tins time complete in every de-
atnelt, I'VE haze made prpara-
I hons for thus Seasons Trade in ad-
rm of any since 1873. Our sup
plies are from the best importing ,man-
b fltwng and Jobbang houses IN
l1risq We thoroughly understand
'hJwncs. In thaS special sale, and
tttes special prices, no change ,o'H
Hkmqs IN our terms. Whale 1Ue re-
gth@ tbe prices at 1ohach ace shall
fr gooa5 wiH be TOO LOW for
yfta.se competition, aoe are SATISFIED
htit s the proper course to pursue,
1w store can be successful that does
. d nognlze that IN PROTECT
NG IT'S CUSTOyMERSH 1T conSuitS
torn 1cst interests.
h conclusion, our friends and the
jJht are asked to EXAMINE for
ina.DGe, and compare STYLES and
UTILITIES. 1t wilL certainly
ray THEM.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-15
NO MERCY FOR THE WIFE-KILLER

WArERTowN, N. Y, Dec. 14.-G'yl
Robinson declines to interfere IN the case
of Vandyke, sentenced to be hanged az
Canton, Dec. II, for numbering his Wife,
, 1877-12-08
Endurance
8 . ut y a IT y,
$50. $40 @alnut Stra6e,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S%ncorporirt. 1910.
Boar Gapital.""..".$ 400, 600 90
Metiha ..""."."." 1,2SO,976 II

4runbsiaentbum in philadelphia
unb i'm @duYlfia Safen.. $3.50 100 90
Bombs unb 5ppptbefen, erNes@elb 431,939 80
Darleben nit GauateralS. ...... 137.350 90
Gut 8eli9srte @yunhmietben.... 41,O40 SO
9 1enbabn, 8anal unb 3plsn.
Gumpasuie @onbs.......... 1885 90
Gilenbabn une anbere Mftisn.... 1886 90
@sreiniaten Staaten OarIsben... 110,250 90
Gtaat. County Mnb Stabt Oars
Ieben etr...... ..."."..r... 56,56O 90
, 1877-12-08
asaefe ttlesr. peps(bta.
Scr erica tut Orient.

Q~bnoon. 7. Seq. Cine ruiiii9e
oi5isiele Gepeihe esitsbt Die groberung
BON Gleno ourd Die 5iirfen Elm uno mel=
bet. bob Shirt Mistp bon 10000 Sir
fen oneesriHen nno sim &dd5nse nod
Safoiuib seSwunsen wurbe. Die Sllrtsn
erneuerien ben Mnsriff am Mittuod, is'
bod botten ie-oen 91adri6ten bis UNI
&c l1hr am Mittuo6 Mbeno sufolse :
ben glnsriff ein9efts1t, uno Die 9uIisn
e,bieIten fortlpdbrero 8ertdrfunsen.
Cine tiirfiide DioiIion inter ealeb
8aiha nabm se1tern mad ldnserer &at
nonaoe Die Stab &ssropa elm. @e4s
ruiii9e 8atailone aieben ii6 bon BORT
no9 Sirnopa suriid, I'm ni6t abaei9nit
fen All pe,ben. SoIiman Yal6a's
S%auptpuartier befinoet Ii9 nod in gle-
no
Ser @9ee in Der ltmeeseno BON grs
ssrum liest 8 Sup tief. Sic &ullen ba-
beu elm Obierpotions' Corps am Seoe
Bopun 1tationirt uno ben &sit ibrsr
.Sruppen in ben benodbarten 9Drfsrn
einauariirt.
Cine Gepei6e ans Bcra an oenI}an
DIETER Guardian" iaet. oab bic &ulien
boloieit einen entI6loHenen 8erfu9 ma
den merben Datum gu erobern.
Man slunbt, bob, lo(lte 8lewna fols
len, Die Yforts nidt i'm Stanoe iein
,piro Den &rics auf ldnssre 3sit %fort5u-
fu6ren.
, 1877-12-08

Osweso, r.. g., 7. Seq. Ser
Schooner uWapne." weIder BON Deia.
pallfee bierber unterwess mar. ianf &C.
ltern bei'm ginfabrsn in oielen 5afen,
in benz oas Snbrjeus wioer cine 8erfte.
iiieF. S9tff uno Cargo lino sd13li9
pcrloren.
pittsburs. Ba.. 6. Sea-, Wab-
reno Ser p%ergan9enen NaAt brad in
Millerstoipn. Butler County, Sseuer
aus, tpcl6ts siuei Sdulersepierte i'm @ee
iAdftstbeile oes Ortes ednsli6 5erit0rte.
8erIuit ri9t ermitteIt.
Bou6atonia. 2a., 7. Seq. Gin
54ullebrer, Namens Barney, muroe
&C. tern Mbeno tpesenSrunfenbeit perbaf,
tet uno i'm @efdnsniile unter9ebraht.
Wdhreno. ner Na6t wurbe ons @eidne=
nib anse5iinoet uno Barney fam in ben
Slammen UNI.
Seaowoob, $. s, 7. Seq. Sa-
muel gurleD eri6oB seltern @beno leins
6ram nno oann iid ielbit. nrio@e 81.
isrIudt.
, 1877-12-08
@series.

Sopana,7 7. Seq. Nu9ri6tsn lipb
big gum 1. 0eSember aus Der Soupt-
itabt Msgico einsetroffen: Gr-Ytdlioent
Seroo bat einen 8rief sti9risben, in mel
Diem er Die Nbliht ausoriidt. ale Mn=
ipriiAe auf Die Hrdliosnti6ait a~ufsu9e=
ben nno li6 mad Grentrsia suriid3us
6icben. Gr iinidt, oaB iein Mame nidt
ldnser SIT politii6en 3w'den beuubt
ipesoe. mo EN- pfieblt Den Sen. Gscobeoo
Ieinen itimmbere6tisten Mitbiirsern.
Tlele @n9dnser 2eroo's bssen ieoo9
feinsn @lcuben an oieie 4neaben.
@erl9isoens S%ruppen!Orper iinb auf
Dem 8e9e nod Der @renSe.
Sie megitanii6e Yrslie i9ldst einen
frieofertigeren Son an.
, 1877-12-08
England.

2onbon7. Seq. Ser BON &C.
piaa nod 2eitb betimmte Sampler
.Mi3pab" couibirte eeltern auf Der So.
Re BON 9eodp.Seao nit einem unbe'
fannten Sdife, unb beioe 6obrseusc
%5anfen. @pmsit ermittelt 1T, wuroe nut
elm Mann gerettet.
2lopo's Nsenten 81 8relt meloen, BAT
Der britilde 9ompfer european" au'
Der S6be bon OurHant on Der &ine
Der Breta9ne aei0sitert. YaIIa siere unb
MannIhaft pureen g%erettet.
Gin &eriidt lit abermals i'm l1mlauie,
hob Carl 8eaeonfielo ~relisuirsn uno
2oro Oerbp als iein Maaiolssr ernanni
iperoen miro.
, 1877-12-08
9appi0a6tel > Sabrif
PAPER-BOX FACTORY
BON
4m9uit Npbli0,

g o. 1909 sc a StraEe
gIle slrten Bon Yappfaten une cd dteln
pereen aafs Sdueate uno Silis1e prn mir
aa;fertiet Ia iG ale serbe1erte Ginridtunaen
in meinem neuen 4aealc, fir bic Sielfadeu
Wiuiter unb Seri6isrensn GrEben, sstrofen iinp
bic nenften Maihinen anael9aft babe. Sober.
welHer mid NIT felnem Outrage teebrt; mirb
sm leinsr 3afrisbenbeit bspient wereen.
|18af ppblig.
, 1877-12-08

S n Dem 6tdot1en @olfsboroueb,
Seem 9ampibire, bat Die bortise Spar
bonf ou6 oas @smehr ltrefsn mii1en.
Das Galen alien Wertbe bss @runohe=
1ibes, Die Dem Snititut als 8aIis hienen
io1ien, baben Die alsmme ueruriadt.
Sie ginla9en belaufsn li6 auf $780,
600 uno weroen Die 9epolitoren frob
Iein f6nnen. tpenn lie nit cinem Gerlut
BON SO Yroaent oopOn common.
, 1877-12-08
9nldnoi(1s pspf(dsu.

Sontb d, Me., 6. Oesbr.
@4tb. Sobn $. gurIeisb. Ct. @onsreB.
mitslieb pom l. 9iitrift bisiss etaates
nno Praloent Der bieiisen Rational
bant. fiir3te ssitsrn glbenb nsbt isinem
Yferoe uno ieiner Gbaiie BON Der iiber
ben Salmons Talls GluB fabrsnosn
Bride % SUB tisf binab uno uuroe auf
ner Stele se!bottt. 9is G6aile wuroe
S%ertriimmert, wabreno bas pfero inert.
wiiroissr Wsiie unperlsbt hlisb.
, 1877-12-08
Spanien.

NJ. Sea. Cine Geater'ihs
Sepsl@e ans Moorip bsri9kt, ooB De
ipanIide Miniferratb Die beabf6tieis
Ssiraib swiiden Dem a6nis @lfonio uno
Der priussilin Merceoes bi0ist.
, 1877-12-08
preiie oct Mm3eigen:

@rBf,re an,eisen rer en- Niger terehnet.
Wd,t pber r~pentser Bel II bttben etnen Sasare.
Nue Mn,etaen Fnb int gsraus at 3ab1en.
Die 3eitunq tpirb IN &ibmont aab TIM
ysaenb son ben 1rdsern fit IS Gents per
Wphe auseetraeet.
, 1877-12-08
0irQinia @taat8<Wa5erGt
tasltH b~eraussesebem son
9obn 9. { / II.
SO. s 3nOlite Stra6e.s
M, Ba.

subfcripticrs . Mreifet
, 1877-12-08

Ng| THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OFALL
TIE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-12-08
@eprae @ibfpm, IT,,

N9F"IFTp'beF w" OE"VUB V1VTVH.J
g 0. 1901 sc nStraBe.
Smppttenr nnb gambler in
alien Sorten TorSellun~ ruo @las>
Waaren, lo'Die in peri6iebenen
grten Sausbaltuusssee
r%dtbi9after.
Sd babe fcehen btrsft erbalten cine neu
6prm @irtbldafts- 8laiGen unb ATE Mrten
ppn @iaier, Standardization Gbampasuer-
@laler, Elm Spues enforcement Won Yierald.
fern. gisbaIter opsr WaGertiblsr vNefriser-
atDrs," ipwie cine erp6e Auswabl spn franaD.
li@sn uup ensiii9eu vurseQan,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-23

A Observation-Disclosures.

A hungry owl on the belfry tower
SAT- blinking giave AT the rising sun
1T n shame. he said, ''at this earlv hour
For the sue to get up, and nothing done
watching all night,
And never bite
Thomas cat on that break of day.
Hungry as ever n cat couI,. be
PROVING around in y gingerly way
Came To the foot Of that tall bcllfree-
Prow'ing al! night;
But never Il bite
WHATS that up there o the tot,of the Ep,,seo
II looks like a bird, " said the Thomas cat .
Something below moves like mousse
Said the owl, ''It's breakfas, hurrah for
WaiIing all night,
But at last bite"
Il IN after that mousse" said the owl,
down there"
The owl went down and the cat aloft,
And they met half way on the belfry stair,
Waiting all night,
Now surely q bite,
AS both were blind in that morning sun,
Neither the other could plainly see;
"Pst, psf, hissed the cat, 'Kihoot," said
the owl,
AS they clawed for each other quite saw
a8elee,
And with all their might.
Tried each other To- bite.
Frantic ami fierce was the conflict, ton,
Fearful the scratches and hoots OF pain
Till the owl TO "a lofty beam suddenly flew,
Leaving .he Tom cat scratching in vain
a terrible f,ght,
But both got bite.
This seems" said the owl, "some horrid
mistake ~
'You misunderstood" said the cat with
fToWn,
Lets both an apology formally make"
Then the owl he went up, and the cat went
down
Each got a bite,
But tine kind wasn't right
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-23

BILLINGS PHILosoPHY.-IIow natral it
liz for man, when he makes a mistake, tew
to korrect Thy kussing sumbody else fox it.
The wimmin ought tew ketch all the
phellows who part their hair in the Didde
and clap red flannel pettyooat on them.
Here liz just what's the matter-if yu
shut yourself up folks will run arter yu.
and il yu run arter folks they will shut
themselves up.
Ambishun tew shine in everything is a
sure way 10 put mans kandle out.
Crate wealth tn our journey thru life is
only extra baggage, aud wants heaps Of
watching.
Beware ov the man who makes a etill
hoise when he walks, aud who purrs when
he talks lie iz q hat in disguise
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-23

WHAT ONE OLD GENTLEMAN DID Mr..
Isaac NJ. Cornelius. who WAS sixty three
years old last Sep'ember, raised this year
on the Widow Greenlee farm, French-crrek
township, this county, 10y his own labor,
except four days work of hired hand dnr-
ing the wheat and hay harvest, the follow
ing crops 325 bushels OF oats, 125 bushels
of buckwheat, 500 bushels Of corn in the
ear, 100 bushels of potatoes, fifty of which
filed q half -busbel measure), 600 large
heads of cabbage, and cut and put mp three
acres of wheat and about five tons of hay,
besides taking care of lis stock and doing
the usual chores Oh the farm. This, for a
man of sixty-three, on a farm generally
considered as worIi-out, is n good showing
Mr.. Cornelius says: 81 put the plow in to
the BEAM" That, with steady, persistent
and intelligent labor, is perhaps one of the
secrets Of b is success. There are hundreds
of farms in this county, looked on as ex-
hausted, upon which, a similar exhibit could
be made With skilled aud willing labor
our agricultural resources are almost ua-
limited. In making farm productive there
is eieat deal in the land, but there
Is a great deal more in the man who tills H..
WI 18th good prices and ready market for
everything the farmer raises, as ne have
throughout the oil region, 1T Is hard to see
why any man should want to 500 West,
or forsake his broad and smiling acres for
other ani less certain pursuits. .-Frahkti,
pa Spectater.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-23
|. .DNIZISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINIsTKAToRs IS. NorlGn; ssor d.ss.
..,.,s =, administration cum testamento an
nexo on the estate of Henry Johnson late OF dai- &
lii zin borough, Cambria county, dec u; harS hrhS
,,Iven to all persons indebted to sara estate Ia se
,n,avmcnt must be made without delay anu those th
having ella iUs against the same VIII present '"e
IN nropcr form for settlement. .
' ~ F. Y. PARRISH, Administrator.
}aliitzin Oct. l9, lS77.-ot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-23

!" .,n ER TAFT, NJ. D.. Ply
P. kSEoS, St. Auxustine, Cam
'7.s. N'Yht sslis shorTt be made at
fs-l-, ,'r1s-tfj
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A NJ. KEIM, M. D., PHYsIcIAS
~. AVN SURGEON, Ebensbure, Pa, VI.
Ace recently occupied by DIR: J. J.. onsma" t n,gbt
~ Soors vsst Of Blair House, High St. wnere n,s
ee,,s can be made. Consultations 10 Germse e..
wNl ~ English. 80 ---- -. -
n1vrs AWAY,-A beautiful Imported Cn.o"0 f 10
Riard AZ Elegant Mixad Visiting GaTds, Sec;
.ns ,ne 70 sSromo ROYAL CAHD CO., ro''
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TINE is precious possession, hut w
wuu Id ia.der have the cash VA az SanUe,
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"A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Whereas
"a paul ElIwanger, of the borough OF Car
roltown, cambria county. has maae an sos shc
,nent tn me of his real and personal estate ior .S
hene6r of his creditors, those indebted 10 ssiu
p.nI ELLwAyaER requested 10 MAX M pay Pyi
,rent and those having claims against hini WIN
preseh' 'h " JACOB EA4LEY,
Assignee Of Paul Eilwanger.
t,.ryoiItovu Oct. 20, 1S77.-ot
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= SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.-Whereas

a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Whereas
IA CHARLES A. MOMULLEN, OF Aiie.
,beny township, Cambria county, ah mas h"a estate
ao ne benefit OF his creditors those indep.en "
ssid a. A. McMuilen are requested 70 ~ .n Fin P~;iI
ment and those having claims sgaihs' H "
present them for settlement oNrp
Assignee OF Chas. A. Mcfluiion
Cbest Syringe Oct. 1e, lSI1,-St
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SHERIFF'S SALES

10y virtue of suntrv writso of 81 III r., You'd
=, Etpnt and Pfu. Fehd. r Tp1n, issued our OF
, me ,ourt OF common Pleas OF Cambria county
Thu n 70 me directed, there will I've expuscd ta
f"niic sale. at he Court House in Ehensburv
On MONDAY, Dec. Sd, 1877,
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writs OF L|ruri Fdcids,
'l Z 'ii .,.,, FY. "a. issued out of the
i'a = plos- nt cambria county and
i'.. .o, ~ Conrad RJab, i'm Johnstown,
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i0acs r., JOHN RYAN, Sheriff.
- Ehensburg. Nov. IL, 1871.
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Gains majority (in horn)................ 504O
Mr.. Cain went out and sat down under
an apple tree in the back yard, and he gave
himself up to reflections aud SO forth
Though The leafless branches sighed the
November winds aud in the house sighed
Mrs. Cain, and both sighs murmured gent
ly in his ear:
'.John Gains a perpendicular idiot"