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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-18

The following sentence contains all the letters
of the alphabet: John quickly cxtemporiZed fiyc
tow bags If John had lived within reasonable
distance Of James !. Murphy's renowned star
Clothing Hail. 100 Clinton street. JOhnstown. Pa,
il is fair to presume that ne would never have
temporized five tow bags or any other number Of
tow bags because il wouldn't pay John or any other
man 10 do that kind of extemporizng long as the
best Of ready made clothing can be bought at such
remarkably low prices prevail at that well known
cstabli Shment.
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JUST So.-The girl who can put good, square
patch pair of pantaloons may not be as accom-
plishcd as one who can embTOider and work green
worsted dogs on blue ground, but will he far more
useful at the head of small family of ten or twelve
boys Still we believe that girls are designed Tor
some other purpose than to put patches on damaged
pantaloons and hence we advise cur friends OF the
masculine persuasion to buy all their made-up
wearing apparel at the renowned clothing house ot
Simon * Bendheim. lips Eleventh aFcnue, next
door to the First National Bank Altoona. Pa, and
then there will he no necessity far as they are
concerned for any ofthe patches that now disngCrc
the rears Of so many unmentiOnablcs all over the
country.
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The CATHOLIC WORLD.-The August
Catholic World is bright as the weather. 1t
opens with another inStalment of Miss
O'Neara'S eveT-welcOme pearl "a Dis
cOntented Journey" is a gay sketch of travel
i'm Itaiy. ''What was the Primitive State of
Man ." continues the philosophical inquiry
into the origin of evil ''The Sainte- -Baume''
is a beautiful account of the legends connect
ed with the landing of Mary Magdalene in
Gaul, written from the place of her retire
ment. ''BOreen' comes to the happy con
cluSiOn that we always look for in Joyous
stories. HAS History become Novel;
uses Justin McCarthy's History Of Our Times
as a peg on which to hang some very acute
remarks concerning English historians gen
orally. "a Peep into Two Buried Cities
unearths the secrets of POmpeii and Hercu-
laneum. s'NOvel- -Mongers'' Is an article as
sensible as it is amusing. "a New Glance at
an. Old ACQUAINTANCE has something worth
saying about Hamlet. "The Crisis in Italy
deals with a subject of grave interest to
Catholics. The Victims of Quiheron'' is
historical sketch of the days of the RevOlu-
ton. Fighting Fitzgerald gives vivid
picture of the life of that extraordinary duel
list whose fame has become historic. The
Current Events discuss the Presbyterian
attitude towards the Catholic Church and
the impeding change Of policy towards the
Catholics in Germany. A Roman letter dis
cusSes the Italian Civil Marriage Bill "The
Burial of Pere Marquette" and "a Summer
Idyl' comprise the poetry. Both are charm
ing, the latter being especially summery and
sweet. These, with Notices of New Publ
cations, make goodly August list.
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ASSi0nee-S Sale


Or vALUABLE-
REALE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
IOY virtue Of an alias order Of the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas of Cambria county. the undersigned
Assignee of Augustine d. CriSte will expose TO pub
lie sale on tho premises in Munster township,
Cambria county, Pa, on
SATURDAY. AUGU UST ,, 1870.
At o'clock NJ. discharged of all liens. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
4 PIECE OR PARCEL OF La ND
Situated in the Township of Munster, fronting
the turnpike leading from CrcsSOn 10 EbcnsburW.
and adjoining lands OF Daniel Farreu. Nicholas
Freidhcfi. Augustine Durbin, and others, contain
ing 60 Acres OF less about ~ ACreS cleared.
The improvements are a large new FRAME DWELL
ING House, containing sixteen rooms. new Bank
Barn. 50N69 feet. and all necessary outhuildiugs.
The land is i'm a good state OF cultivation and well
fenced. and is within 300 yards Of railroad sta
tion. Also,
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND
Situated in the village of Munster each Lot hav-
ing q front Of Go feet and depth Of 1sl feet.
Also will be offered for sale at the time and
place, n fine lot of New Fur iturc- consisting
in part of set Cottage Furniture. har-cushioned
Chairs. 6 Dining Room Chairs. J Reception Chair.
! Scttee. ! Extension Table. ! Marbe-top Bureau,
] Dressing Bureau. 4 RcdStcads and Bedding. p
yards Carpet 10 yards Stair Carpet. Stair Rods
Terms or REAL ESTATE SALE.-Dnc-third OF the
purchase money to be paid on confirmation of sale
and the balance in two equal annual payments,
with interest. To he secured by the bonds and mort
gage of the purchaser.
I7-Is.-st.l JOSEPH CRISTE. Assignee.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
~ The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders o
the ericsson STRINGS COMPANY VIII be held n
the office of the Company. No 233 South Fourtl
street. Philadelphia. Pa. Monday, hug. Z. 1879
at Il o'clock. noon. Election for President and Di
rectors same day and place.
JAMES r. NrCLURE, Secretary.
July Is lS7q-3t
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GTRAY COW. .-Straycd from the en-
~ closure Of the undersigned in Allegheny town
ship, about the lst day of May last. red and
white spotted aged about eleven years, heavy
with calf and having bell on her neck at the time
of her disappearance. ANY Information leading to
the return Of said to her will be properly
rewarded by +. =. BT RGOON.
Allegheny Twp JULY Is lS7g.-1t.o
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NOTICE.-AH persons indebted to
~ the undersigned for services rendered by the
celebrated dapple-gray Canadian Gotham horse.
Honest Bill. are hereby notified that payment
must be made. on or before the 2Oth day of August
next either to the subscriber himself to Robert
Yinger. at the Cross Roads. mile below Car
roIltown. or Adam Leiden at Chest Springs Cam
bria county J. VI. BRENISER,
Owner and Keeper.
IignnIer Pa. Iulv ;. lsI9.-Is-3t.t
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FREAKS OF THE STOBM-FrOm lengthy
description in Mondays Altoona Tribune of
the devastation produced in Juniata and
Mift1in counties by the terrific wind and rain
storm of Friday last we clip the following in
regard to its dOingS in MiffiintOwn:
AT the Presbyterian church the gable end fIcing
the river blown in. the root destroyed. and
also its frame work. This church wrecked
after the manner of the Methodist church. only
more extensively worsted. The organ and some
Of the pulpit furniture saved in a damaged
condition. 1t is doubtful whether it will be worth
while 70 repair this structure. The raitcrS OF the
roof were blown in al directions. curious sight
may be seen. OF the freaks OF the storm, in
piece studing raftcr that twrled itself around
and pierced through both sides Of Burchhelds s
barn in the rear of the church. piece of timber
was taken TO the rear of Aliens house. and going
through the door, struck and killed Mrs. Criswell
instantly. She was found amidst the wreck caus-
ed by the falling wood. She was about seventy
five years of age. The timber struck her head
Just above the right eye, completely crushing in
her SKULL
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FACTS INCOSTROvERTIBLE.- people
Of Cambria county, or a gOOdly portion of
them at least, will substantate the fact
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to S2.75, we are never out
of them;
That when we reduce the price OF a suit of
clothes from S4.00 TO $500, we always have
them on hand;
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from $3.50 to $500, they are always
in stock:
That when we reduce the price of a suit OF
clothes from S6.T5 to 1913, we can always
find them for customers
That when we reduce the price of a suit of
clothes from S. 80 to Sc. 30 we don { tell peO-
pie we have just sold the last suit;
That when we reduce the price Of a suit Of
clothes from s12. % to $40 80, we can always
furnish perfect fit.
Remember that the goods quoted above are
lined throughout and are Saleable, desirable
and Sereceable clothing.
Pants we can sell In Jeans from soc. up in
cotton worsted from soc. up in cassimeres
from S275 up. In gents furnishing goods
we can sell white laundried shirts from 4Oc.
up; calico shirts from 2Oc. up &: undershirts
and drawers from 2Oc. up; Suspenders from
sc. up: half hose from &c. up 4: hats from pc
up caps from &c. up. The largest stock of
trunks and yalises in Altoona.
Remember we are Slaughtering summer
clothing, straw hats, etc, in order to close out
all kind Of summer wear at the New Cloth
ing Depot, 1890 Eleventh avenue which is
the trade, and the best place in the country
to buy good clothing, hats, caps and furnish
ing goods at honest prices
CHARLES SIMON.
In DR.. Christys Building in rear of Logan
House, Altoona, Pa.
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H Estate Of MARGARET ATKINSON. decd.
Letters tcStamcntary on the estate of Margaret
Atkinson. late of LoreIto borough. deed. having
been granted to the undersigned notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted TO said estate that
payment must be made without delay. and those
having claims against the same should present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
FRANCIS O'FRIEI. Executor.
Loretto. July IS. 1S79.-5t.
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NOTICE.-Th Partnership Associa-
IN tion known as the -.ssOnman Land and Coal
Company Limted), has been dissolved by the
voluntary act of all parties in interest.
". !. CHENEY. Chairman.
ThJfaJeIuhia June %. 1S79.-7-I-bt.
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A I-DITOR,S NOTICE-The under

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"a signed Auditor, appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria county to report distri-
button of the money in the hands of ID. A. Clark,
Assignee of Silas Adams. will sit for the purpose
of his appointment. at the Court House in Ebcns-
burg Saturday. the 10th day of Augsf merit. at 10
O'Clock \. ". when and where parties interested
may attend if they think proper.
JOSEPH MCDONALD Auditor.
F,nr, Tufy-
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I-DITOR,S NOTICE.-The nnder-

UDITOR'S NOTICE under
hear and decide on the exceptions filed TO the first
and partial account Of Jacob Geagle, Assignee Of
Paul ElwanSer, and to report distribution of the
fund in his hand as shown by said account, hereby
gives notice that he will attend TO the duties of his
appointment, Ut his office in Ebensburg, on Thurs
fdL. AUGUST T. 1919 at NJ. when and where all
parties Interested may attend if they see proper.
i. Y. BARKER. Auditor.
Ebensbur9. July IS. 1s79.-3t.
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SCALDED TO DEATH By Hot STEAM.-Mr.
Henry Ryder, an industrious and peaceable
citizen of Cambria township, aged about
40 years, died at an early hour on Friday
the day previous in consequence of the par
tial explosion of a boiler at the steam saw
mill of Mr. John Bodenshatt about three
miles south of this place. 1t seems that all
the employees at the mill We're some distance
from the structure a short time before the
accident occurred, when it was noticed by
some one or more of them that an inOrdnate
quantity of steam was being generated,
whereupOn Mr.. Ryder, who filled the position
of fireman, made haste to remove the pres
sure" and in so doing threw open the fur
mace door and dashed a bucket full of cold
water on the Seething mass of burning wood
within. just then the accumulated steam
got i'm its deadly work with fatal effect. for
way some twenty bolts or riyetS near the
crown sheet of the boiler were forced from
their sockets and through the apertureS thus
created a shower of hot steam poured over
the unfortunate man, knocking him down
and deluging his entire person from the chin
to the feet. 1t is scarcely necessary TO say
that he was frightfully and fatally Scalded,
and although it is asserted that he seemed to
suffer very little pain, it was evident from
the first that death alone was the only relief
that could be hoped for. We understand
that there was scarcely any water in the
boiler at he time of the explosion, and that
the register indicated 175 lbs. of steam when
120 lbs. was the utmost pressure, it is said
that could with safety be upon it. The vic
tim of the sad and appalling accident was a
brOther-in-law of Mr.. VIM. MartZ. one of the
best known and most respected citizens of
Cambria township, and he leaves wife and
three children to mourn his sudden and
shocking death. His remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery at New Germany,
in CrOyle township, on Saturday afternoon
May his soul rest in peace.
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SHOT AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDED BY INDI-
AN ARRows.-Mr. Peter F. Collins, formerly
of this place, where two Of his sisters still re
side. and who is well known in this county,
made a very narrow escape from death, on
the 2d of May last, at the hands of hostile
Indians, near the end of the completed pOT-
tion of the railroad in Brazil of which his two
brothers are the contractors, and where Mr.
{. has been for some months acting as super
intendent of the work. Following are the
particulars of the tragic affair as condensed
by us from a recent issue of the Philadelphia
Times:
On the day Indicated he and one Of the employees
named HOran. started up the road to cut snake
wood for canes. Mr. G. taking an axe. while HOran
carried dOublebarreled shotgun. While busily
engaged cutting he saw hve Indians in the woods
to his right. Appreciating his danger he called
TO Horan to hurry to him with the gun. but Horan
who is evidently believer in the doctrine that
discretion is the better part of valor dropped the
gun and took to his heels. Mr.. c. then ran for
the gun himself. and Just as he secured it
row struck him in the left shoulder, when taking
deliberate aim he fired at the Indians. who were
close together and almost at the same instant re-
ceived a second arrow in the left breast This is
all that he remembers of the affair. and the news
Of his having been shot having been brought down
the road by a negro boy breathless with fright.
number Of the men armed themselves and started
up the road in search Of him. They found him ly-
ing across the track insensibIe and with two ar
rows in his body. After the arrows had been eX-
tracted he was raised to the shoulders of four men
and carried to the hospital, the valiant Horan in
the meantime having found his way back by
circuitous route supposing that Mr.. Collins had
been killed. A medical examination showed that
the second arrow had entered the left lung.
Hemorrhages cnsued and for several days his life
was despaired Of but his remarkably vigorous
constitution carried him through the crisis and on
the 18th of May he regarded as entirely out of
danger.
All who know our big-bodied and warm
hearted friend Peter only to admire and re-
Spect him, will rejoice with us over his al
most miraculous escape from a fearful death.
If he ever goes after snake wood again we
imagine that ne will not insist upon having
HOran for a companion after his first expert
ence with that faint-hearted gentleman.
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"A young man named John Patton, son
Of Mr.. Daniel Patton, of Indiana, Pa, and
nephew of Major John Thompson, of this
place. was struck by lightning and instantly
killed, on Tuesday of last week, while seek
ing shelter from the rain under a locust tree
on one of the principal streets and not far
from his fathers residence. The unfortu-
nate young man was aged about 10 years,
and had been pupil at the State Normal
School in that place, but more recently at
tended Lafayette College, at EastOn, Pa,
from whence he returned home to spend his
vacation only a few days before the dread
summons came in a manner as sad and
shocking as it was sudden and unexpected.
The deceased was a young man of more than
ordinary promise and was greatly esteemed
by all who knew him.
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ATOTICE - nISS0II-TI0N -

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-NO-
~ tice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between John Llt1 a nj g
r. Myers. trading under the firm uaIac of John
Lloyd s 60. In tie mercantile hgsine--. was dis
solved 10y limitation the nth dav af Nav. 1s1q.
All persons indebted 10 said hrm are requested TO
call the undersigned and scttlr their respective
accounts. and al claims against the same wil be
paid by JOHN LLOYD
Ebcnsbur.s. June -. IS7o.-it.
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ASsICNEE'S SALE

r. L AL Il ST a II Il.
TlN virtue Of order Of t'-n Court OF Common
Id Pleas Of Cambria County. 'n .rcctpd VIII
expose at public sale on the .misc- I'm the bor-
ough of Wiimorc. Cambria CaHnty. Pa.
FRIDAY, 4 CG UST Isl. 1879.
al = O'clock. 1iSchargti pf all lien. the fol-
lowing described real estate
All that certain piece OF g.aHud situate in tho
borough Of Nilm0rc. bounded b. ld described fol
lows. that Is 20 say being The corner Dot bounded
on Main and y inc streets tN inc street being now
known town plot as Walnut street. adioininar
Pine alley on the East and lot of --. formerly
Edward Claycomb, on thc North. known on said
town plot ~ lot No. t2o) twenty and having there
on erected TWO STORY FRAME DIV EI.LlNCf
HDT Sc ASD LARGE STORE ROOM. This is q
very desirable property for any desiring % en-
gage in the business Of merchandising
TERMS or SALE onc-third or the purchase mon
cy to be paid ON confirmation of the sale and the
remainder ia two equal annual payments. with In
terest to he secured by bond and mortgage or
meut notes Of purchaser ALVIN EN Ans.
Assignee of J.. J. NolcSlaaie.
Ehcnsburg. June p, 1879.
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ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.
II Estate ol JOsErH HESf.v. decd
Letters tcstalneutaTz the estate % Joseph Hen
y. late of Susquehauua township. having been
granted hy the REGISTER Of Cambria county 90 tho
undersigned. ali persons indebted TO said estate
viii please make prompt payment. and. those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
A14IGE HENRY. r-.-
GftNRAD ANGER 4 1-A'-'--'-7-
June -. Is78-6t.=
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THE Keokuk Gate city thinks the key that Noah
used was anarchy. But he mad other keys-lnon-
KEYS and donkcys for instance. 1t was Ham,
believe, who mouOpolized the NorTfsfotrH
Herald. Noah 'twasnt.-LGHcusfer InfeHigencer-
How Shem full il Is TO be casting suspicion in such
a way upon so good n man as old Noah. who TO say
the least the arktect of his own destiny. hay-
in. taken the lido at its flood. te.-Ararat-tempt
Inv the ,-av which seldom crowned with success in
these degenerate days
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ASSESSED FOR THE YEAR IS-7:
For Jackson Township. on Monday July 21st.
-' Biacklick Township. ON Tuesday. July 21d-
% Barr Township Uu Wednesday. July sd
'' SusqUehauua Township. Thursday. July 2fth.
q" Carroll Township. ON Friday. July 25th.
-" CarrultOwn Borough. Saturday. July Goth.
. Elder Township. ON Monday. July 2Sth.
'' Chest Township. on Tuesday. July goth.
' White Township. on Wednesday. July 8lth-
' Clcarflcld Township. on Thursday. July elst-.
'' Dean Township on Friday. August lSt
'' Gallitzin Township. on saturday. August 2d-
90 Chest Springs Borough. Monday. August 4th.
' Allegheny Township on Tuesday. August 5th-
% L0rcttO Borough. on Wednesday. August 6th.
% Munster Township. on Thursday. August 7th-
% EhcnShurg East Ward. Friday. August sth
West Ward SATURDAY. August gtf.
=" Cambria Township. on Monday. August 11th.
q" Prospect Borough. ON Tuesday. August 18th
" Woodyale Borungh. Wednesday. August 18TH
RE-And- in accordance with the second section
of said act all taxes paid to the Treasurer bgfre
The hTt day OF SCBfslbC there viii DE reduction
per cent while g per cent viii be ADDED % Hl
paid taxes and placed in the hands OF an officer for
collection.
ANDREW y NEAGLEY. County Treasurer
County TrcaSurerS Once. EbensburLs. June g. 1s-p-
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CDATn z. g. RICH q CO, Portland.
AA - Maine. iue best Agencyi Business in
bSEJlN - %. World Expensive Outfit Free.
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NOTICE CE.-Having retired from the
~ mercantile business. we hereby notify all- per-
sons knowing themselves indebted O. us L. call ana
settle on or before Infv 18th an accounts not ad-
iustcd by that time viii be len in the hands oi
proper uffeer for collection.
Ebensburz. June %, Is-o.-t-
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR Al
GUsT.-This popular magazine promptly
made its appearance on the day of publica-
ton, and is Just as good and just as interest
ing as the most devoted lover OF literature
could desire There are some remarkable
things in this number and among them we
find a splendid illustrated article on aTtesian
wells. thrilling sea story, an adventure that
is well worth reading, some remarkably good
poetry several domestic tales, choice engray-
ings on many subjects. and other things too
numerous tomeution, Published by Thomes
x Talbot, % IIawley street Boston, at S1.50
a year. postpaid, and for sale at all the peri
odical depots in the country for 10 cents
copy.
WHAT other preparations fail to do, Halls
Hair Renewer surely accOmplishes. 1t re-
news the hair and especially restores its color
when gray and faded. As a dressing it is
unsurpassed, making the hair moist, soft and
glossy The most economical preparation
ever offered, its effects remain long time,
and those who have once made trial of it
will never use any otheT.-AdUertiSeT and
Union, Fredonjd, ". 7.
If YOU want the best starch at the lowest
figures buy from BarkeTs
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vi. J. TEITELBAUM.
LORETTO. PA.
Notice tOTaXpaNerS.

y accordance with act OF the General Assem-
Il bly, Of this Commonwealth approx cd the 5th day
Of April. ls72 relating 20 the collection Df taxes In
residing in the districts below named. that the
County Treasurer. in compliance with the second
section Of said act viii attend at the place of hold
ing township and borough elections. on the follow
ing named days, for the purpose of receiving the
COUNTY. STATE AND POOR TAXES
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UDITOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Not is hereby given
~ that the hrst account OF Joseph :. Strayer,
Assignee OF Stephen II. Warner, has been hled in
the office of the PrOthonotary of Cambria county,
and unless exceptions be filed thereto, viii be pre-
sented to the Court of Common Pleas for confiTma-
ton on Tuesday, the 5th day of August next
G. I. O'DONNEI4L. lrothonotary-
Troth'y's Once. Ebensburg. June . lS79-T-4.-3t.
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,Teettue Of the Democratic Committed
of Cambria County.

The .l-e Democratic County Convention having
..sraI t1 place iu nomination County Ticket. the
..rg- F4rz of the County Committee are respectful
rr rrf urgently requested TO meet Mt the Court
T.,--a fu Ebeusburg. on Tuesday, 9Th AIgust merit.
n o'clock j.. NJ. for the purpose Of dctcrmin ming
r.a future acIIou of the party.
JosEPH N'DoNALD. Chairman.
Frau1burg July H. 1879.
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If YOU want the best starch at the lowest
figures buy from BaTkers.
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7 AND FOR SALE.-The umderSign-
L. ed has 30 Acres ct WeadOu land near
Wilmurc which hc wishes 90 dispose Of at private
sale. said land Is in good condition and will be
sold very cheap. For further Information call on
or address r / lfEuDCEs or the owner
L. O.. OSTEk.
F5-20-2m. Braidock. Allegheny Co. Ia.