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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

The curoura cement given 90 this r.7 "-
slyc department decided u- o. enlarge
rms season we shall show rEr '.r-e- ..
stock ever seen IN this city. Ne sal
nulnoteSt kitchen or the grtuHe-t --.... t--
lfniser Set and ordinary Table Ware
nEhalEenls OF every Ge-e.IrL..". .
edgcwood sni Dresden Goods -.-..r-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

currency issue It is safe TO say .ha; the Green
back element 81 q political actor is entirely er
faced from our contests in Pennsylvania
A Mackinac letter TO the Chicago Tines SAYS
that very remarkable FISH was captured there on
the 2lst iastant by lIr. O. Blossom. It is about
ten fccc Ia length aid its wcirht is estimated at
about four hundred pou-ds. It Is perfectly trans
parent and the action OF the heart and other fun-
tonal organs can he plainly seen. Altogether. it
is q very remarkable specimen OF the dnny tribe
and Is well worth the attention Of scientists aad
naturaiist7. Mr.. Blossom Will arrange a tank
containing alcohol in order 10 preserve It.
Pennsylvania 5 drought IS proving more FerL
to the cities along the Ohio River than to
Pennsylvania, for they are dependent urUn the
rive for the delivery OF coal. and the stream is
wcil uigh dry. At PittshJreh on Saturday only
ten inches OF water flowed where frequently there
is ten feet. At the same time Cincinnati has, coal
onouzh On hand To last .or th-cc tlys only. But
the wind which blew i'll far the steamboat trans
portation men, blew go5t for the railroad COM
panies. which were actively preparing TO draw the
coal
a parliamentary return jus. issued shows
that the duties spirits. malt wine and tobacco.
sua the excise license duties yielded in the last
year 80 go 7s0 Of which 500 Bs5 95f er. contrib
Utcd by England, f5,154 Ie0 by Scotland and
.e95 by ireland. The other sources OF reve-
derived from taxation exclusive OF the proper
~ Income tax, Welded E2s Isl So, OF which s24
.65-765 were contributed ny ENGLAND -E2 $50 $40 by
Scotland. aEi cl,454,.s5 by ireland. The csti-
mated population Of England on the Goth OF june
was % I65 SIS; scotland 3,6as+53 and IRELAND s..
262354
"A cable dispatch dated London, Nov S. says
The Catholic bishops Of ireland have adopted
resolutions appealing to the Government and 10
all public bodies and private individuals 10 help
the poor. as the Poor-Iaw act is insufficient "a
I meet the necessities Of the impending crisis The
bishops at the same time exhort their hocks "a
bear their trials patiently, to respect the rights o
others, pay their just debts fully as they are
able and to obey the laws, while using III peace
FL and constitutional means 10 re'o-In the land
laws which ere the main Cause Of the countrv's
Psr.-ty gnd hefrIes-ues-
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N.N--CORSETS- UNDERW AND -s-s-'
oi iagltieSs shapes and 6ucz- r-s-I. H
luli stocks for selection - lr-g. r.
j. a surprise 10 most cvCFvn body. HE. u- r.-
attention TO make and material r-.F sr.-
'iaied. 4 fun assortment of luH.ul-. Is H-.-.
JOHN WA-,al.ah.t
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We exhibit line line Of ShawIs of ever ic-crfl,-
ton. from real Iudigs for 500 down the common
Breakfast Shawl for 81. \ beautiful variety OF the
medium grades in long and square STYLES either
~ plain Subtucd or high colurin-S
JOHN NA[AHAEFR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

Is safe 20 say that there is no such stock OF Kid
Gloves IN Philadelphia as here. We are sole rep
resentatlFes 81 Tie Lugia aud Alexandra and TG--
ter makes OF Kid Gloves
JOHN WANANAKER
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tnc large stock in this Department would stock
q dozen ordinary stores. Wearc compelled TO carry
large stock because We keep fuH lines f0I I.ilic-
Misses, Children and Gentlemen. No one comes
IN between Us and the makers. as the head Of this
vepartEcnt goes direct TO the French English
and Irish towns. where The goods are made and
often causes the gools TO be made expressly faruS
wright y Warncr's Goods
JOHN wAEANIAEIK
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o. o. o-IRL MS. NAL1SE>. RAGS. SC.
livery requisite for Travellers i'm this Section.
JOHN WANAdAEER
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LADIES, MISSES. IBIly ,GiENTs' AND cmL

aiming TO supply good Shoes Of right sFaue-
iI al small iroHt prices ve are succeeding. be
E"ha oti expectations. " e meet every rca sunale
demand upon ~ for satisfaction In every rasuoet
mere Us no other place probably in the United
states where q choice can he made from a st,rR f,l
shoes and Rgbbcr Goods OF over $4,000
JGIIN WANANTAEER
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LADIES' COMES Fms, OBSIHENTS. &c.
This counter is filled with little l,nick- kuack-
suitable for presents. JOHN WANAAIAAEsit.
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Jn our centre aisle agc these tvs. -.--. ..-.
"hers we arc in daily receipt OF the -..- ....
'e-HEueS- Toilet WaterS. scans Pr---.- d..
At- 4 5pleudid line Of French Ie--rra.-. -
StNca direct from Paris selected H- .-
"-eii ieFGdd- JDHN ATANAE u .---
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Z.-ZFTHYRS- lyOESrrUN- \

since art ucedleworis l-es1ue s.. .-a
determined 10 establish 90 the kau.. - q
headquarters for Crcwel Patterns N".a
vas. Zephyrs. tfermaHtoHn auL lf-..
Co1ds. etc Everything ueelIll
handicraft may be had and eur killed
give ideas and models for copying. .---tE.
TDWN Wan h..1--
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All grades of Writing Papers and ---..r.
-Npteit-ts y la torrcsuaudcrce Cards. .E-
I1Tis ia Ladies Bags Belts Pocket H..-. r.
---t- nancy articles JOHN s. AZ .-E.
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MOTIONS. SNfLL WARES. SjyH IySEHING
SILEN- LhIIIA. -.

This would seem like unimportIut Depart
mcnt but the tine assert nCut nc Ecep requires q
young ladies ali tie tsu- 20 watt ON customers.
JOHN WA[A-IAKEE.
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\. y. N-N.-SFECIALCO \ COUNTER FORGENTS-
EXTRA FINE FURNISHING GOODS

Immediately at Chestnut street entrance viii
only the hueSt novelties in Neckwcar- Starts Col
t''iS ana = liLs- &c JOHN NAEA MAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

N-N.-SILyERWARE ANUgrIIE...
Only the best makes kept that w- .r.
q guarantee 10 give satisfaction ..-t.
JOHN "a -Na-.a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

ALHosT You've AGATN.-My mother was af-
nlcted long time with Neuralgia and 4 dull,
heavy inactive condition 81 the whole system
heaiache- nervous prostrajion, and was almost
helpless. no physicians or medicines did her any
zoed. Three months ago she began to use Hop
Bitters. " such good effect that she seems and
teeis young again, although over 20 years old.
We think there is no other medicine TT to use in
th" tami.y.-A lady in Prs-ideace CB. - Journal.
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No o.
R--1IJ SLIN~- FI.ANNFT.~ s-.r.-..r...
lNGS
livery good make of goods aT--n-. ., ..--
ter at prices guaranteed Co. nr-h-. -.-..- s,
m-tls put mp tHeiE goods specially -.r..-f
aTac7s. 30 that we ssiH Te0umurr.I them ..-
JOHN Na-tEsErr
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UamoTia Fireman.
EPEaszuRC, pa,


TUo>r,- J.. EtYA ARD. United states
Senator sfrom Delaware who returned
from Faror,. Ias. week WAS rendered q
genuine and hearty welcome 10y the citi-
Gems pr Wilmington Of both political
parties on Tuesday evening last. We
VIII publish III. Bayarj'5 eloquent re
marks on the occasion in our next num-
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10 please she children we keep &C..
Toys. Games School St4tsguerr. Ss.
John NAE Al. ---a.
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IN 0RnER nETAE---N-

- AL ORDER btl 3 n d.. -
This Postal sRi Express Service -..--a
pies and Goods AL over the e0gr- -r.- Z, ....-
Ular- There Is the same care with q.
postal cards as If the person nrr-.-..t .-.-.
the counter. memoranda iC band q. .r r.
person. " K are also able 90 OH N
the day they 1-e received.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

\ beautiful stock al prices rrIE
great outlets OF goods. JOHN " Ana.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-14

Jay Oyt turue eh Tbaa
ca few minute time pusa anHfka
% % %sr rafateg htdfo rte
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

We hereby tender to our senior editor the
congratulations Of his many friends in this
section, and through him extend the same 10
the county officers elect.
Mr.. Henry Fitch, who, for the past fifteen
years lived at this station, moved about the
middle Of this month to the fourteen mile
house, on the Baltimore and Reisterstown
Turnpike. The station property was imme.
diately occupied by Messrs. John Linton and
William Thrasher, of Baltimore.
Mr.. John Barrick, living on the railroad a
short distance from the station, has recently
moved into his new house, which was built this
summer near the old one. The house, which
is frame, is well arranged, supplied with
many cOnvenienees and contains thirteen
rooms.
We regret to state that the telegraph office
at this station has been closed.
On the evening of the fifth inst, as Miss
Addie Moores was driving Mrs. catharine
Stocksdale through the village, the horse be
came frightened and jumped aside, running
the buggy between the wheels of heavy
wagon driven by Mr.. William Gorsuch Both
ladies were thrown forward over the the dash
board, but fortunately the harness had hrok en-
and the horse had moved on, which saved
them from being thrown under his feet. Mrs.
Stoeksdale, who is in her I'D year, had her
forehead cut badly, besides injuries about the
body, which still confines her to her bed.
AT this writing she suffers little pain, aud the
symptoms are favorable. Miss Moores was
only slightly injured, but suffered considerable
iroin noIvess excitement, having reeently
recovered from an attack OF illness. The
accident occurred in front of Mr.. q. W. Hor.
ner's, where both ladies' were kindly received
and cared for until they were able to be taken
to their homes the following day.
Mr. George Armacost is putting an addition
to his house. II consists of three rooms, a
large kitchen and two bedrooms.
The drought is telling on the water courses,
springs and wells in this section, as well as
vegetation.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

49,
rTHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
IL by virtue Of commission issued 70 Them
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, 10 opan public road in said county,
commencing at a point on the old Liberty
read, about $50 yards northeast Of Jewsbnre,
on line between the lsnds Of John " Will
and Frederick W. Sharetts; thence running
on the bed Of the old road, on the lands Of
John w. Wilt and Frederick w Sharreits, 10
the lands Of Jesse l.. FFnnkiin; thence on The
line between John W Will and Jesse L.
Franklin to the lauds Of Jesse Haines,
thence on the line between Jesse Haines and
Jesse l.. Franklin, 70 the land Of Michael
.Iepp; thence on the lines between Michael
Zepp and Jesse Haines TO the lands Of
David Zepp; thence through the lands Of
David zepp to the bed Of the old road, at Or
near the bed Of the old lime stack, thence on
the bed Of the old road through she lands
Of David Zepp to the line between David
Zepp and Michael Zepp; thence on the line
between Michael Zepp and David Zepp TO the
lands Of William II. Chew; thence on the lines
between David Zepp and William II. Chew
10 tue lands Of Jesse l.. Deyilbiss; thence on
the line between Jesse L. Derilbiss and
David Zepp TO the lands Of Henry NJ. Snader;
thence on the line between Henry NJ Snader
and Jesse L. Devilbiss TO the land of Godfrey
Piper and sous; thence on the line between
Godfrey Piper and sons and Henry NJ. Snadsr
10 the lands Of Ephraim Ridgely; thence on
the line between Godfrey Piper and sons aud
Ephraim Ridgely to the lands Of l. N. sna-
der; thence on the line between L. N. Snader
and Ephraim Ridgely TO the lands Of William
Repp; thence on the bed Of the ord road be-
tween /. ~ Snader and William Repp 10 the
lands of William 4, Smith; thence on the
bed Of the old road between i. N. Snader
and William I. Smith TO intersect the bed
Of the old road now running through the
land Of William 7. Smith; thence on the bed
OF said road as far as the end Of the lane;
thence with a straight line through the lands
Of William L. Smith to the lands Of L. p.
Shngluf and Edward Smith; thence through
the land Of L. p. Slingluf, on the bed OF the
old road, TO the land Of Isaac Brilhart thence
on the bed Of the old road between L. p.
Slingluf and Isaac Brilliant to the lands ol
L. w. Englar, on the bed Of the old road be
tween Isaac Brilliant and Z. w. Englar;
thence through the lands of Isaac Brilliant, on
the bed Of the old road, to the land Of Henr,
Smith; thence through the land Of Isaac Bril-
hart and Henry Smith to the land Of Henry
/ Werter; thence through the land of Henr,
Smith and Henry Werter TO the land Of Henri
Smith; thence through the land Of Henrl
Smith, on the bed Of the old road, to inter
sect the county road leading from New Wind
sor TO Westminster, near the New Windso
College grounds.
All persons whom il may concern are here
by notified that we will meet on the premise
on Wednesday, December s, 1879, at o O. clock
A. NJ. to execute the trust reposed in us b
the aforesaid commission.
JOHN CASSELL,
FRANCIS ]. CRAWFORD.
JOSHUA SELLMAN,
nov lot Examiners.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1879.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Mr.. Jacob Study lost very valuable horse
on Saturday night, the slh instant. Mr.. s.
had turned his horses into pasture in the
meadow. About II o'clock at night he heard
n racket in the yard, and on going to learn
the cause, he found one of his best horses
had got into the yard and fallen into a we'll,
which had been excaYated to a deptb OF
about 10 feet, upon which work had been
stopped, and which was covered temporarily
until work could be resumed. Mr.. S. imme.
diately sent for his neighbors, who came as
soon as possible; but, by the time they arrived
and made preparations TO extricate the ami.
NAL, It was dead.
On Sunday, the 9th instant, a Sabbath
school reunion took place at Pleasant Valley,
The people of that vicinity assembled at the
school house about % o'clock, a. IN. Mr..
Samuel Lawyer made few very appropriate
remarks, after which the school sang from
The Gospel Hymns the piece entitled 'Holy
Spirit, Faithful Guide" A procession was
then formed aud all marched to the basement
of the new church, headed by Mr.. Samuel Law
yer, who carried the Holy Bible. After all
were comfortably seatel, Mr.. Lawyer again
made few preliminary remarks, and said
that It was now nineteen years since they had
first met at the school house and organized n
Sabbath school; and that this old Bible (tak
ing the Bible in his hands, which was pre-.
seuted TO them by Mr.. Edward Devilbiss,
cx-sherlH, when they FIRST organized the
school, had led them during period of nine.
teen years; and that this morning they all fol.
lowed the good old book into church, and he
hoped that all would continue TO follow the
instructions given in that sacred book, &c.
Amer which the programme was as follows :
Singing No. ~, "The Precious Name y Mr..
Lawyer read passage Of scripture very suit.
able TO the occasion prayer by Mr.. Lawyer
singing No. 10, "Whosoever Win !" an ap.
propriate address by Mr.. Kuhns, student Of
Western Maryland College singing No. l0l,
Coronation prayer by Mr.. Jesse Hessou
singing No. 62, Come to the Saviour - re.
marks by Mr.. Lawyer Doxology.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Last Tuesday night week (election night
whilst DIR. b. g. Franklin, of Mount Vernon,
was in New Windsor to hear the result of the
election, person took the buffalo robe from
his horse. II il is not returned forthwith, the
individual will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law, as the party is very well
known, and was seen TO take it.
Mr. Geo. W. Devlbiss has repaired his
dam in several places.
Mr.. Thos. McCaifry rode one Of Mr.. Dey.
iIbiss' horses to ID. N. STEMS store, last
Tuesday night, and some one else rode il
away. Mr.. Deyilbss thinks it was stolen,
and diligent search was made all night, but
to no effect. Itwas found near Baile's school
house "Wednesday.
Parties returning from ST. James last Mon
day night were ruI into by runaway horse
and buggy driven by Frank Bowersox of ii.
Heads were promiscuously cut and buggies
smashed, but no one seriously hurt,
There are parties attending the revival
services at st. James NOTABLY last Sabbath
night with cheek so hard, judging from their
misbehayiour in church and along the road,
that mules heel would glance from il.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Monday, November 10.-Dr. James p.
Summers, executor of Samuel Eicheberger,
deceased, returned list of sales of personal
property and reported sale Of real estate.
William Venus, Maryland administrator of
Henry Venus, late Of York county, Pa, de.
ceased, returned list Of sales Of goods and
ehaittels and list Of debts, and reported sale Of
real estate.
Abraham Snyder, administrator of Maria
stephan, deceased, returned list of sales Of
goods and chattels.
DIR. Theodore A. Shower, administrator OF
DE-. Jacob Shower, deceased, returned list Of
sales OF goods and chattels.
John Il. Smith, administrator W. A. OF
Margaret A. Gist, deceased, settled Third
account.
Peter l.. Ritter, administrator Of Michael
Ritter, deceased returned list Of sales Of
wheat also settled LIST account Gft
Tuesday, November HI, William Ear.
hart executor Of Hannah Stonesiier, deceas-
ed, returned list of debts, also settled LIST aud
final account.
Ezra Chew, executor OF Noah Evans, de.
ceased, settled LIST and final account.
Thursday, November 13.-Pius J. Baby.
Ion, executor Of Elizabeth Stansbury, deceas.
ed, settled his 3D. and 4th administration &C
counts.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The milk question is about TO be agitated
again. A call has been made for a meeting
OF the Patapsco Dairy Association, at an early
day. This meeting will doubtless adopt some
measures looking toward raising the price Of
milk Feed Of all kinds has advanced TO such
price that it is almost impossible to produce
milk at present priees. The association
hopes, too, that the various associations Of
this kind, throughout the State, will have
meetings, which will be followed by the State
Association in time to have the work prepar,
ed, which is contemplated will be done by the
next Legislature.
Harness thieves have made their appear
ance in this neighborh0od again, taking MS
many as five sets Of harness from different
parties. They are said TO travel with mule
and small wagon.
The recent warm weather has developed a
good deal Of fever in this neighborhood, and
the doctors are Lusy.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
Business Locals.

A full line of Lever aud Revolving HAY,
Straw and Fodder Cutters, at J. C. Weaver 5
Agricultural Implement Warehouse.
Having anticipated the heavy advance in
all kinds Of Dry Goods, No tions and Carpets,
we made heavy purchases and now are able
to sell at the old prices. j. Yingling 4 Co.
Remember the Olirer Chilled Plop for
your fall plowing, the very best.
j.. C. Weaver.
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, full
stock and low prices. The best Black Cash.
meres, for the price, ever before offered, at
j. Yingling & Co.'S. 2t
Save time and toll. Do your own grinding
Corn and Cob, Corn and Oats, &c. The
Young american Corn and Cob Mr., for sale
by j. C. Weaver.
BILL HEADS, Erc.
Those in want Of Bill Heads, Letter or Note
Heads can be supplied ut the ADVOCATE OF.
rIcE. First. Glass Material, Good Work and
Reasonable Prices.
For sale cheap.-l Farm Wagon, Thresher
and Horse Power, Wheat Fan. Bargains.
]. c. Weaver, Agricultural Implement Ware.
house.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish
ment, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared to do
all kinds Of work in their line with neatness.
cheapness and despatch. The superior chars
acter Of their work enables them to please the
most fastldious, and save to the frugal many
dollar. The attention Of the ladies' Of this
vicinity is especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The members Of the class Of 80 Of Western
Maryland College delivered their first quart.
erly orations, and read their essays on Friday
Of last week. The class consists of Messrs.
Z. S. Bale, of Westminster; w. II. DeFord,
Of Washington, d. c.; l.. A. Jarman, Of
Greensboro, Nd; W. r.. Mcdaniel, of St.
Michaels; j. W. Smith, of Westminster, and
Misses II. Bollinger, Of Westminster; l.. l..
s%itGsbur@; i E%ms % seIby. % II Horsebead, nnVt aed
+. Il. Wilson, townsville, Md. Among the
subjects treated were Lafayette in America y
"Self Culture" "Reading as Means of Ed.
ucation," and photography.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, the agent Of the college,
has given notice that the full amount of the
college debt 1925 ,O00) has been subscribed,
and he will proceed to collect II at once.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGE SALE
ORA
VALUABLE HOUSE & LOT


YAHE undersigned, by virtue ofa power Of
a sale contained ia mortgage from Jacob
Campbell and Elizabeth Campbell, his wife,
to Noah Schaeffer, bearing date nth day Of
October, 1877, and recorded among tic Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county.
IN Llber +. i. s., No. IL, folio 27, &c, and
by virtue OF an assignment Of said mortgage,
made by said Noah SehaefIer, on the 9th day
OF duly 1879, aud duly recorded at the foot Of
said mortgage, will on
Thursday, he s71 day Of NopeB,ber, 1879,
At o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, on the prem
ses IN Manchester, Carroll county, MARYLAND,
offer the House and Lot in said mortgage
mentioned, TO the highest bidder; being al
those lots and parts Of lots Of ground lying
and being in Carroll county aforesaid, being
part OF lot No. AZ in Germantown. and mart
Of lot No go in Manchester; also parts OF lot
NO o9 IN Germantown, and parts Of lots No.
70 and 81, and being the same land described
in said mortgage from Jacob Campbell and
vile to said Noah SehaefFer.
Ihis properly is improved BY a large Brick
dwelling and Store House, and
adJ oins the property Of the late AZlA-.l
" Jacob Shower, on Main -
street, IN said town Of Man.
chester
HENRY STICK,
Assignee Of Noah Schaeffer, Mortgagee.
j. A. c. Bond, Solicitor
nov Its Henry Motter, Aucrr.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
MARRIED..

I, Onthe 9th Instant. ly Rev. WIN. Ram. at
the residence Of the brides mother, Mr.. Wm.
I. Wyand and Miss Jenette NJ. Rix. both Of
ln Littlestown, Pa, Nov. 2, 1879, by Rev.
=, D. Metzler, George G. 0yerholtzer Of
Adams eonnty, Pa, and Miss Mary V. Heck
Of this county.
Oct. ~, 1879, in Litilestown. Pa. bv Re,
John Ault, Mr. Cyrus 1.eese. Of his county
and Miss Scsilin Hilbert, Of Adams countv,
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

On the 2sth of October James o'Conner
and wife, tramps, were committed to Jail for
ten days for drunkenness by Justice Crapster
His time Of confinement expired on the 9th
instant, but being sick he was not released.
Sheriff Woods did not consider his condition
on Monday morning sufficiently good to let
to the Aims House. OConner, however,
insisted upon being released, and was let out.
He and his wife started over to Main street,
but upon getting opposite the Episcopal
Church, 0'Conner fell dead. Noinquest was
held, and his remains were buried in the
Catholic burying ground here.