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wv III. 4 O. III. MORRISON,
as PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Invite attention to their large and varied collection
Of valuable and elegant
BOOKS.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
In Cloth. Calf and Morocco Bindings and com.
prising editions Of all sly les aud prices Of
the works Of the lie authors in
POETRY. FICTION, THE DRAMA. HISTORY,
BlOGRAPHl. Essays, TRAVEL. NAT
URAL HISTORY, SCIENCE, &C.
ENCYCLoPEDIAs, ART WORKS,
GALLERIES OF ART,
WITH SCRAP PICTURES.
ALL THE LATE HOLTDIT BOOKS
full assortment OF BIBLES and PRAYER
BOOKS. and PRAYERS and HYMNALS, in
cases, and q complete stock OF
JUVENILES AND TOY BOOKS.
WRITING DESKS,
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS CARDS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
PORTFOLIOS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
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Ar"Thou shalt not be found out is not
enc of Gods commandments, and no man can
be saved by trying to keep it-(Dr. Leonard
BncOR.
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Russian Rattle Songs.

The Russian battle-sOngS are mostly mourn
ful. The inspiration of music, the means of
gain, the hope of glory. the intOxication of
woman love. cannot wipe from the mind of
the Slav the ever-preSent possibility of a pain
full death, in the midst of many OF his dying
fiends, rolling i'm anguish on a bloody field.
where the last sight of his eyes in his flaming
home. the last sound i'm his ears the cries OF
his wife and family abandoned amid its ruins.
If they weep not for the loss of hair. of home
of parents, of children, or of sweethearts, they
may still weep for the loss of an Emperor:
by the tomb of the Emperor
young Sergeant prayed to God.
Weeping the while. a river flows.
For the recent death of the Emeror,
The Emperor Peter the First.
And thus amid his subs he sIake:
split asunder, o damp mother Earth;
On all four sides
Open, We coffin blanks:
Unroll, brocade Of gold:
And Ito thou arise. awake. Gosudar. - sc.
The present Russian army is said TO be very
scantily supplied with bands, and the men
march to the sound Of music and words of their
own composition. AprOpOs of Russian war
songs, witty American once said that when
man had been compelled to listen to a Russian
melody he would certainly be exceedingly anx-
iOus to fight somebody, even il he had To walk
thousand miles to find him. London So
ciety.
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AUA side door to barroom is like great
many peoples prayer b0Ok-gO0d only on
Sundays.-tN. r Herald.
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HOLIDAY sooDs:
PERRY 1 BOTHER
Are now Offering very large and choice sssort-
ment OF
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CoL3kES BSKPkRED scALLorED HAND
EnskSi hSkhkskpS hAxpkERcHnrs.
sILk HANpKERCHIEFs,
cISTH-sHAbEs coLokEb sIfks, AA'
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Dantal' HOLIDAY PRESENTS ere invtted "a
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oecSu Ce19 o0 aBUUA
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7 ,OOk TP THE JUVENILES.
SEE THEM WELL Bestowed WITH BOOKS
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
The cheapest and hest collection Of JUVENILES
and TOY BOOKS in the city is Ia DE- found az
sHILLINGToN'> BOOK STORE,
Corner FoWr-ond-a-haifsf -. and Pessa ar.
RlRLEs EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC
PoCKET KNIVES and GOLD PENS.
DIARIES IN yaTions ~ yles az binding.
RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET BOOKS, very
cheap.
FANCY STATIONERY in the newest styles Of
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3 Ne; s9s yo, CHOICE No: see
AND APPROPRIATE To ALL SEASONS.
NEW, NOVEL, ORNANENTAL AND USEFUL.
Now Open At
MARkRITER'S NEW STORE.
No. 626 r street. one Door East Of 7th street.
Embracing OH Paintings finest selection of Porce-
lain Paintings In the city: Pastel Paintings hy
Brewerton. who is acknowledged to have no living
SUPERIOR In this branch Of art: oil-eogrsphs. per-
feet fac-Smilies Of oil paintings: EngrayingS Pho
tographs. Panel Pieces. in new and unique frames:
Swiss Carvings. Bouquet Holders, Christmas and
New Year Cards: Silk Velvet and fine Gilt Chapel
Frames a handsome assortment: also. W anut and
tilt Frames, all sizes; Card Frames. large variety:
emf colors and sizes: Gold, Silver Tuned, Copper
and Worsted Picture Cords. Hooks. Rings and
Nails. Returning my warm acknowledgements for
patronage received, a continuance solicited al the
new store.
TERMS CASH. Free Art Gallery. dIs-e,-
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

L>OR sALE.-we have on hand tao sarge a STOCK
IL Of small SILVER MATtHf>. suitsble -
lot youths. and win sell them from q. - o. st1
Than regular PRICES ksch 4 In god order aud full
warranted. :. GoLp>TEIN 4 90.
tomniiSston Brokers, ~ y cor. 10Th a u Sts
deCls 90 PRINTING rsnnS, i,-.nta ave
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S-C-HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

1S77|"oLiDAH PRESENTS.
MRS. VI. J. HUNT ssi Dsr
haS Now IN ~tock-
Ladies Initial Handkerchief nj Is and sar. GENTS
Initial handkerchief r-lncssd o. So. Is,ii.S Col
ored scaloTsd aud Embroidered HanikerrhiefS.
Ladies fancN Hemstitchei HandkeFs-hisfSs SIN
Hdk 4 and Nufner In graf variety: a Gun line
JouNtn and Monogram Kid Gloves. Ia Sfr,-.t and
OPERA shades: >ecktics. Jal.sts. Black aud " lite
Lace Scarfs; Work Boxes and Baskets: Casas
VASES JAPANESE Articles. rerfumcricS. Catnl,s and
brushes, PortmouaieS. &C. our entire sock l.
nen and boupN for cash, enabling Ca nrer sa-
usual Inducements. A large aSSsrtment of Fans
NJ cost. MRS. NJ. .. HUNT
dl+-u Gsf I'd sf.
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MoHUN sHoTHERa
lol5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER llrH STREET.
We beg 20 announce that our arrangements are
now complete, and that our display Of
HOLIDAY BOOKS
In Fine Bindings, and
FANCY GOODS
In Russia and Crushed Morocco,
JUVENILES. PRAYER BOOKS.
ALBUMS. POCKET BOOKS and wALLETs.
CHESS, CHECKERS. CRIBBAGE
PLAYING CARDS, WRITING DESKS,
and PORT FOLIOS, FINE STATIONERY, &C.,
win be exhibition DECEMBER 10th. ana
which We cordially invite every 70 inspect be.
fore making their selections.
An our goods are marked in plain figures ct the
lowest price. dec8-tr
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

FRENCH FRUITS
OF GREAT VARIETY.
Inclndisg all the choicest kinds put up In Paris
In aud pound Boxes.
y. W. BURCHELL.
dls-4t 1889 r. street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
ORII AR ".

JOHNSTON. N.-Died. At the residence "f her
grandson. Mr.. VIM Rntkcy. In Gran township,
Indiana county. Friday, Nov. 30. 1877. Mr..
JANE .IoHSsTON. reiict OF ---- Johnston, GeceaE
cd. ia the e5th year OF her age.
The deceased was the mo her Of eleven ohi'.
drcn one OF whom. Il l.. Johns On. = 81. resides
tn this place thiftN three grandchildren. sixty
seven great = grandchildren and three great great
grn Hdrhidren. -Four vf her sr"af Rraudrillren
served IS ail-hearrTs at the funeral uE Sunday
last, Pcace 10 her ashes.
BROW N.-Dioi. ~ Cambria township. Nov. =.
1877. of scarlet fcvcr. NJ AsGIE only daughter ai
Joseph and Lizzie Brown, aged years, mont bs
and Is days.
Maggie dear how great thy dover
Augc baby-heayenly flower:
Thy images craven on my heart,
Yet 70 soon with the to part.
Why should We mourn for her, our fair, unfold
ed flower
Her soul has met the bliss Of It's Creators tace.
Whose knowledge now transccnds man E lc!tisst
uowcr.
And with ihe purest Joy has ovH to has en- bTs ce.
Asking blessing true ani meet
For father and n brother;
Yes, for a Mother kind and dear.
weep not. then, for with God in heaven
She IS happier far than here. A. !.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
GREAT CLE1R4 NOE 81 lie,
Commencing this day, Dee. eth, at
HUGrS d HAs'kE-S.
Fifth Ave. ana Mark ct ST.. Pittsburgh.

Unprecedented bargains will
he offered in Dress Goods and Silks.
BoSA FIDE REDUCTIONS on the following
On all our elegant Silks, Black and Colored.
On all our Paris and Berlin Dress Novelties.
on ALL our IIl lck and Co,ored CashmeTeS.
On all our Medium and Cheap Dress Fabrics
On our Lace Curtains.
On all our fine Carriage Robes.
This is a rare chance for those contam-
plating purchases for the Holidays, we
shall offer decided bargains in all the above
mentioned goods.
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5IsTS--
The Weekly POST!
Single Subscription, $500 per year.
In Clubs, $50 " =
Postage prepaid 6y as
Extraordinary Inducements to Clubs
A Premium Engraving
To Every Subscriber.

THE PITTEBURGH WEEKLY POsr~ror 1873 will
maintain It's reputation ss the Largest. Ch, ap-
est and Bet Family aud Ps,liticn Journal pub
H>hrd In the UnioT- Eight pages aud tifty SIX
columns IN each number printed With clear
type On the hest of paper.
POLITICAL THE WEEKLY Porr viii trnIn.ain
:he fundamental principles Of Democracy aud
give To the DenlOcr ttic org nlzation aud can
didatcs a hearty ami unfiinching support as
the best and in fact only o secure reform
in government and the main en- nee of fi,a
rights Of the people and the States Hereafter
the history OF the country Promises TO bc tho
history nf the Democratic party ; hut a brief
time "iil eiapsc and the control of the FEEDER
al and state government : in all their branch
es VIII pass into it, hands The osT will he
faithful guardian and defender OF the lin-nr
ana integrity Of the party in powcr. y II has
been champion Of its principles in the Ion :.
years of adversely and defeat.
TIL h y EWS-lt wi contain the current news or
the day from all quarter Of the world is tnafI
and telegra carefully condCn scd and etiitr'
including full reports Of congressional and
pal ciirs aud correspondence from W shfrgtor
Harrisburg and other points Of inter :
LITERARY SlISCElIA NN-H will .t,ntafr
choice literary matter, adapted tor the
amusement and instruction of the horlc circle
VI 4 Rh 1T REPORTS-The fnilest. latest and
most reliable Market Reports from a i If tho
omneTcial centres, while pcral Sea rrs
viii be made al the Live Stgck Markets n,
which every farmer Is int fcreEted.
EDlIoRl Al>-Edi.Orial- every sshiecr ,.f
interest That may .ranspiTe. Wcil A many
other features, SUI gested ny events as the.
occur.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

THE PROPOSED ATLAS or CAMBRIA
COUNTY.-Sonlr of the advance agents and
engineers of j. A. Caldwell'S Atlas Company
are at present making an investigation To
ascertain whether sufficient encouragement
can be obtained to warrant the issuing OF
ing such n publication for Cambria county.
The proposed work will be large volume
If from 100 to 200 pages, very handsomely
engraved aud printed, and neatly hound.
Following are sou.e of the prominent tea
lures of The proposed wcrk
a double page mp OF tho United States up
30 tho latest date
4 douhIe-pagc railroad map of the State OF
Pennsylvania showing all the railroads and
stations up to the present time
4 map OF Cambria county coiorCd by townships
showing the location of towns an villages, post
oftcos, streams. wagon roads, rail roads churches
school houses. &c.
statistics of ne State of Pennsylvania showing
the history of the formation @: each county, total
number of acres of land in each county. and the
population by counties. from the census OF / q.
geological! and physical description of Gam.
hria county with diagrams OF the sections oil coal
and other minerals.
A map of each township in the county. sepa-
rate and distinct on large scale. giving The ori-
pinaI land SURVEYS the location ot houses.
streams wagon roads rail 70 ads. churches, school
houses mil - factories, orchards. cemeteries.
blacksmith shops. coal banks, names of land
owners and the number OF acres of land belong IN =
large maps of all the principal b,rou shs OF the
county. giving hancs of streets. numbers of lots
or blocks owners names sc. Also, similar reii-
aDie maps of all the smi Her villages of the coun-
ty. All these maps will he plotted from records,
verified by actual surveys, and colorcd by addt-
tions.
"A carefully complied histo Y Of the county and
each township. giving something of the past and
present. its carly settlers. &c.
Actual portraits and biographies of some OF the
pioneers and representative men OF Cambria
county.
Finely Autographed views of private resitcn ,cs,
farm buildings public buildings, and other i'm
provenents illustrative of the present wealth,
progress and enterprise of the county.
Borough. village and township dire tors. Civ
ing the names of patrons, their business or
occupation residence, nativity, date OF settlement
post office address, etc.
The AT las is to he bound in muslin, with leather
back and efsbussed cover and to include about
nifty separate. dis tinct aud complete MAPS high
ly colored, engraved ana printed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

ASTONISHING SUCCESS.-It is the duty
of every person who has used EoSHEES
GERMAN SYRUP to let its wonderful quail
ties I've known to their friends in curing Com
sumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia and in fact all throat and ldng
diseases. No person can use It wii,iout i'm
mediate relief. Three doses will relieve any
ease, and consider ii toe duty of all
Druggists to recommend 1t io the poor dying
consumptive. at least 10 try one bottle, as
40, 600 dozen bottles we're sold last year and
no one case where IL failed was reported.
Such n medicine rs the GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be too widely known. ASK your
Druggist about il. Sample Bottles to try
sold at 10 Ocents. Regular size a. cents. For
sale by Lennon X Murray, Ebensburg, and
Woleslagle & Son, Wimore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

IECRRROUS SCOt,SDREL HORSE WHIP
PED.-A young brut.. III human shape name
Isrte, a resident of Pine township. Indiana
county, not far from the Cambria line, while
on his way to a saw-mill IL that ncighlnr-
hood for n load of lumber not many DAYS
ago, overlook little son and daughter of
Mr.. Thomas X. Mulvehill at what is kn wn
"a the crossroads and after trying without
avail to induce them ~ get on the wagon, lie
dismounted and attempted, we are told TO
coax or drag the little girl into the woods by
the side Of the road, for what purpose is rt
course easy enough to con lecture. bot as the
children, alarmed AT his conduct raised An
outcry, aud az the little boy was abont TO
hurry off to the mill TO summon help 1.-The
world-bc violatOr Of childish chastity aban-
donsd his hellsh purpose and hastily re-
sumed Lis journey. The little ones almost
frightened out of their wits, made their way
home speedily az possible aud reported
the circumstance 10 their father, who forth
with armed himself with a stout horsewh hin
aud going in quest of young Lutte found him
at The saw-uin in question, and without
staying his hand. caught and gave him
thorough and well-dcscrved tigai ion.
which hr supplemented 10y making the Lutte
uustIung, but who almost deserved string
ing. get down on his knees and promise thar
lie would never again I've guilty Of such an
aC!. This is said 10 hC the third Sine The
young scOuudrel has been accused of al
tempting Is outrage female Innocence, for
one of which offences he was prosecuted IN
This county not = great while ago hut as the
eyidrnre against him WAS considered INSULT
Cicnt, the oath Of the young girl who made
the charge being received with n grain of AL
lOwancc. he managed to escape without re-
cciving The punishment which his future
conduct would seem 20 show that he fully
deserved. IL is to lie hoped, however, that
lie has learned lesson in this instance
which will serve him during the rest OF his
natural life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
WONDERFUL LOW PRICES.
WE clip the following from the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette of a recent date.

THE DOCTORS OLDsHCE Among the mem
hers of the medical fraternity, none have,
larger measure of confidence among their pa
tirnts than the Doctors Oidshue, whose Office
is ut No. i32 G rant street. The senior practi-
tioncr is oae of the oldest and most success ;ul
of our physicians, and his fame has long since
extended beyond the hounds OF the State His
sons thoroughly skilled in the system which
gained him such eminence, snd patients will
receive the careful treatment at their
hands. Those suffering from diseases of any
kind should consult rhe Doctors Odshue. and
they will not be long in finding out that they
are in afe and competent hands.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

SHERIFF's SALES.--Following is a list Of
properties disposed of ny Sheriff Ryan in
JOhnstOwn on last Saturday afternoon
House and lot of James F. GalIaher, in Taylor
township: appraised at $3l2.5O and sold 10 John
Thomas for S4co.
Five acres OF land in Taylor township, owned
to John Thomas and G. II Eli. for s2Is,
House aud tot of MaIinda Gregory. in the Fifth
ward: Johnst'rn. apprai.ed dat at sil2'So and sold
House and lot of Philip Hertznger. IN Third
to John Dibert Co far 80 'i'''
House and lot of David Barkheimer in Morrell
vile: appraised Mt 39lGo and sold to Jacob J.
Strayer FOR $500
House and lot of John FULTON In the Second
Ward. Conemaugh borough appraised at *4id. 80
and sold tU Christisn Kreuger for 1910.
House and lot OF John r. Pringle, in Third
Ward Johnstown; appraised at 81 ,5333 80 a nj sold
House and Iot OF Christ Hudson, in Kernville.
David Dibert for $500
House and lot OF John HHdson. in KernvIlle :;
appraised at $3.50 and sold to David Dibert for
House and lot of Michael Quinn, in Conemaugh
borough: appraised at 1875, and sold TO Ivan
Property of Joseph Gates, IN Lower Yoder
township; valued at 1901 Cd. and sold to Martin
Logan for 1913.
At the Corr: Honse tn thi, place, on Mon
day afternoon Sheriff Ryan disposed of the
following properties.
One hundred and thirty acres with improve
msh's M IN washington township; appraised at II !,
bought by the plaintiff, Mrs. Rosanns MoEnrue
for $500
Lot Of ground and improvements in Summitville
borough, appraised Mt fa4I &C. Sold M the proper
~ of John Spade and bought by Paul Mchenna,
for $500.
Ono hundred and sixty acres and improvements 5
in Jackson township, appraised at 5000. Sold as
the property OF Phiiip W. PriuEle aud bought by
Thomas Griit n for 1896.
! Fifty acres aud improvements In Barr township,
s ppraised at 1907 Sold g the property of Thorn
az Stiles and bought by the plaintiff, Peter Nelly,
Tor $50.
Forty acres and improvements in Barr town
ship. appraised at $6Ss Sold the property OF
Ehos. STILES AMI bon yht by S.:A Doug lass for 1900
One hundred and eighty five acres a nd improve
| meuts in Clearfeld township. Sold az the pro
pertv of John J. Krse and bought by John Wag
ner for $500
Ninety-sis acres ana impro" "emcnts ir " hite
township appraised u: $500. Sold the proper
ty of Geo. b. Richar is and bought by John Beers
for S244
Fifty FIVE acres and improvement. In White
township. Sold as The property OF l.. l.. Wort hi ey
and W. IL. Edwards and bought by plaintiff
stephen Van ScoyOc, for 800.
I The sale of Mrs. Eliza Noonan's property,
/ in Munster township, war stayed, while
/ those of Egedius Levy, of Barr township,
/ and VIM. \. Stewart, of Jackson township,
were postponed, the former until Monday
next at one o'clork, p. m, and the latter uu-
Ill Argument Court.
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uOTEL PROPERTY AND FARM

HI FOR SALE The undersigned offers
a. private sale on liberal terms the well krowu
Mountain House two doors west OF the Pa. r. Il.
der,ot in the borough Of Gsliifziu. This PROPERTY
is well Situated and we'll designed az a hotel and
BOARDING house, and any one Wishing l" secure r
good bargain will and u here
Also will nc sold on terms equally satisfactory
to the purchaser. rtsx of it2 N"res.
nearly u cea red and with a coinfortable HOT Sc
and u Urn hcreon crected-
For condft ons sale and ~ her par ten sra ca Il
m or ad.l,ct. MARC AEEr WIIEL
I a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

HoLIDAYS.-Fo elegant, useful and ap-
propriafe articles for Holiday Presents go to
MesSrs. Hugus s. Hacke's Dry Goods En-
porium, Fifth avenue aud Market ST., Pitts
burgb. Read their announcements in this
paper, healed Great Clearance Sale
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

TOUCH NOT ALI persons are
- hereby cautioned against interfering ia
any way with the following described property.
bought liy me at Sheriff s sale and left with ST.
mon Kohler. of Chest township. during my plea
cow. all his hogs, lot of wheat. rye, corn
meal. mixed grain, bran. AMI -four. Also one
cooking stove snd one clock. bought by me al pr-
vate sale and LETT with the same party.
CHARLES ANNA.
Carroll Twp, Dec. :, ls51.-St.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

MCPIKE N THE ROLE OF \ TRAMP
How canI. tn be taken or mistaken i"r
"Iurnpike sailor" Is thus pleasantly t"hi in
ilIe current issue of the Altoona TribHHe
which gets, however, TO say that the IeyH
little paper Colonel and the gaunt hut gal
LIANT Li4utenaut-COionel, Rurchfcd, fan kcd
10y Two other hungry attaches of the TribUhe
''prinI SHOP went for the prerznls soon after
they had been presented To us Ivy Davy Nc
Laughliu, the warm hearted but somewiia
vcrlaut young devil" aud cleaned out The
paper poke pretty cifectuallv. Still the Joke
was good one aud the TribuI1e is no slouch
in telling about 1t. Aud here is how Grier
makes II appear
McPike came down from his mountain perch
to these inwlandS ON saturday, Il journey which
has the freedom of the THIBUNE office tn do
the incest job work in the world. While thus
engaged he attracted the attention of our new
devil, who is not yet acquainted in the ways
made inquii ics rs to who 10 himl this new
conner waS. He Informed that it a
hungry tramp; that he had gotten up that
morning at O'Clock and had travelled quite IL
number or miles. His SympHthi1s were excited
and he forthwith declared his intention of
bringing him something To eat ait noon. Some
one of the better posted typos suggested that
would bc too long for the man to do without
something to bridge over the chasm of his hun
in the meantime. lie dropped his stick aud
mad" for the nearest place where rrfreshmcnts
were to be purchased and invested five cents in
prrtZo.ls. These he placed ON the case before
Mciike, saying, with all the innocence of
rustic, heres something to eat for YER
With u ''thank ye,'' Mae went for the lager nc
compartments with the same degree of inuo-
ccucc. and when the joke was broken to him,
he smiled goodly smole. and said that one
on your humble servant
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

N~' Estate Of J AMES DOYLE, Htc'd.
Letters of Administration on the estate Of Jas.
DOYLE. late of Altoona Blair county, Pa. deceas-
ed have been granted 10 J. q. Lake, residing at
Ebensburg,. Cambria county. Pa, to whom all
persons indebted said estate requested to
make payment. and those having claims ar de-
m aods viii make known the same without delay.
J. q LAKE, Admins ratof.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

Five AMI six cents, according to size and
quality. are the rn:ing wholesale prices per
pua.i9 for porA in this ni.li & st..