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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25
WANTS.

DARTNKR-WIth some capital. in the Whitemore
L House. l0p Adams street. This popular house
Ga rooms, all I'm good repair, partially furnished
A good chance for any one Wishing 70 engage In the
hOel business. Address ACTON YOUNG,
Memphis, Tenn.
ORPHAN Boyle or IA years old Apply at DR..
~ Wes>on's Office. 243 Main street.
GOOD BUTCHEt-Apply at 10 Madison street.
Ii CHAS. SMITH.
DARAsoLs--TO recover, refine or repair. at the
L New York PaIasol Shop, 1872 Main street, near
WashinOton Practical pataSol makers.
InE O"nEn- FUr vhe urOwn horse MULE, 10
i hands high, or Z years old; was left at my
stable, SIS Union street. about the Sth inst and is
supposed TO be stolen. w. A. FARES.
ISIrUATION-By competent widow lady as house
- keeper. Apply at 436 Main street, Mrs. Cros-
by's; references unexcepu 1nable.
TTlRoTTING STALLIONs Fur SEASON OF 1874.
L - BLUE Grass" by Rysdyck Hamilt0nian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk:
"COI- JRFFERson," BY DR.. HEIRS Mambreno
Patchen; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have a very
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock HUGH d. AND JOHN R. GRRER.
Six miles southeast Of city
\ IOTTAGE-1O rent q cottage I'm Fort Pickering
J with garden and stables. Call by Saturday even
Ing at 237 Main street DR. MARABLE.
'DOARDERS-At AZ Court street Rates 10 suit
ID the times. Front or back rooms. Also day
tEl2rdeTs wanted
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LEU BRIE BROS,
az Main st.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

E47-s' why DON'T SHOES wear ss well o .
they used tor" is often heard. 1t is because people
are too much Inclined to patroniZe the so-called
Cheap Sales" and Bankrupt CLosing-oeits," where
shoddy goods are palmed on for the real article II
you want shoes TO wear, go where they known to
keep them; and. BY paying little more get g0t d
article AND SAVE MONEY THEREBY.
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FIOyd's.

LADIES hats reshaped. $50 Second street.
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Candies are celebrated throughout the coun-
try for their purity and fine havors.
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KREMER, HFRzoG & co.
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263.second street. opposite Court squaI
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26S SECOND STREET,

My friends and patrons, and the public
generally, are notified that l have moved tc
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and Ohio River P'kt Co.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-10

NEW DEAL OF COUNTY OFFICERs.-1n
accordance with the provisions OF the New
Constitution, the county officers elected last
November were duly inducted into Office
last Monday, at o'clock p. III. For this
purnuse special session of Conrt WAS held
with Associates Flanagan and Th"mas pre-
sent. Deputy Pro5honUtary Hasson admius
tered Ihr oaths atfirmatious.
John G.. Lake, Esq, was first sworn as
Register of Wills, Recorder, OF Deeds, aud
Clerk of the Orphans Court He dispiaces
James NJ. Singer, who filed the position
two successive terms, or SIX years. The
new fee bill goes into effect with Mr.. Lakes
( installation, which considerably dimiuisheE
the emulumeuts of the office.
DR. Andrew Geagiey was nexr sworn as
Treasurer. Nicholas j. Friedhoff il the re-
firing official DIR. Yeagley resi'ies in Johns-
town, but will be required by The demands d
Of his Office to either remove tn EUensbure
eutTrSL the business OF handling the pub
lie funds to \ deputy. It is understood that
The latter alternative will probably be re-
! sorIed TO, but the name of the lucky man
/ who will be the appointee has not t-auspirsd
The new board of Coun " Commissioners
+ John Campbell, OF COuemaugh Borough
George GurIey, OF EheUshurg, aud Samuel
. W. Davis, of Ebeushurg, We're qualified.
: Mr. Campbell was reelected last fail, aud
I is therefore by courtesy President of the
! board. The retiring COMMISSIONERS are
+ .Tosue u. Parrish, of EbensbUrg, and R-os
J ). Lloyd, OF Cambria township. The Eoard
" Hist1e CnOlCe OI ttto IoiibWlHg fUODFulUSte
officers: Clerk, Edward Il. Duunrgan, oi
ST.. Augustine, in place %: Johu A. Kennedy
counsel, A. V. Barker, Esq. OF Ebens5urg
. III place Of VIM. II. Sechler, Esq.
! Messrs. Philip ID Ske.ly, %: Portage TOW n
ship: Patrick Dillon, of Elder townshi q
and G.. b. Stineman, of SoutE Fork, were
sworn rs Auditors. Impassable roads de
layrd the arrival Of Mr.. Dillon till after this
adjournment of the session of Court, hut Ibs
. requisite qualification was subsequent
administered Ivy The Judges.
Mr.. Mcconnell, County Surveyor elect
had failed TO lift his commissiOn, aud conSe
qUeutly WAS not sworn. The ceremony viii
likely iie performed at the special session y
Court in February.
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The CoLp SNAP.-Last week will he
long remembered as the coolest weather ex-
prrieucrd in this latitude within the fneIno-
rs of the oldest inLabiiant. The mercury
reached 50 low point as 20 degrees below
zero while at no time for several DAYS Gid
il GO much above zero. Accom- pa, wing the
cold were oceans of blasts which lSshed the
snow into fury and piled it up in drifts
mountain high. The roads leading in every
direction hence were blockade1 sand from
Thur-tlav night till the foilowing Sunday ,
Eheusburg was practically cat of from the
outer world. A Teachers lnstifuie in ses-
SION here throughout the week a,ljpurued
finally on Friday hut the members waited
= couple of days before the elements csllned
down ST fticiently To enable them TO adven-
ture homeward, while even :he coal-man
whose heart goes up as the therm er
goes down. was unable to make his accus-
toned rounds. As to the branch railroad
which was bottled ard sealed before This
last storm came on, il now langnishes under
IONS and toms of snow, and IFS opening for
purposes of travel and traffic is post noned
till at least next weeK. The storm came
from the West, and was widespread, and ifs
entire course was marked hy great tiepres-
sion of the thermometer. Even in Virgin
ia and other Southern States the mercury
touched ppint below zero. Great difficnl J.
ty was experienced in keeping the Peuusyl-
vania Railroad clear. particularly ON the
eastern slope of the mountain. From Altoo-
ma Gallitzin il required the united
strength Of half DOZEN locomotives 20
drag a small train at very tslow rate of
speed hut through the 7roiigious efforts of
hundreds of men armed with shovels the
right of way was uniuterrupted,y main
tanned. Tho mails in every direction, it is
needless to say, were greatly deranged, while
the telegraph system was inierfered with hy
the destruction of poles by high winds.
Many instances were recorded of men per
ishirg from the bitter cold and cattle in
transit over The railroads suffered severeiy
a this writing, calmer skies seem to have
dawned on us. and we glad of II. We
have all had enough of the other sort ol
weather.
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At o'CiDCK, p. NJ. the following real estate,
20 VII:
All III. right. ti.Ie And intersst Of Chsries
Eaylor, Of. in Hnd 10 lot of ground situated in
the borough Of WoodvRle, can hris ocupty. Pa.
fronting on Maple avenue adjoining lot % GcorEe
Rough on ths ssst. sn alley on he Srst. and eN-
tending back 10 an alley on PeinSrlyauin Rati-
road. having thereon erected stone e. ler hud
other oatou!idtngs not now occuPieu- Isken IN
execution and &c te sold - the suii oi Freceriek
Border.
Also MI the right title and iutfrsst nf G eOrEs
Trent, cf In and to 10: o. GROUND situated iu the
Ftfh W ard of J0hrSfown borough. Cambria eorD,
". Pa. fronting on Sharu:aH street. Hc'iniir 1T
Of - SiInmons en- one site ali alley on
other extending back 10 an alley H. wing htrNeH
erected a two story brick bull ling and plsHz
kitchen and stable. now IN the u9Snry Of Gen.
Trent ant Daniel Judy Also. all tFr right. u
tie and interest Of Georke Trent 81 In ana =
lot Of ground situated IN he Finh = sr' Of Jchns
town borough Cambria county. Pa fr"atiBg on
Napoleon street adj"iniE-- LOT "f = kaufman on
orc side lot OF ~. Def-nba -Eh on tI, n;h"r, M
extending hack 20 AZ alley, huvitE thereon trr~l
,I two story pls Ik house nov In TIE ocrui,aurY
be sold the suit - Mrs. NELSON h:i, Tor use OF
AIso. ali the right. tile and irt--ezt Of Ios.ph
7Rses OF. in and piscP nr parcel uf IL I'D 81 n
! atcd in Lower Yn;,rr Gown shin, Cambria euHnt3
+ pa adjoining lands ct John s'rayer. A. stack
house A Sewers ana other. c'iNtaifilIg aoTts,
Uore rr less about ten ac-cs OF iiici cicH -
; having thereon erected = two story plank houBs
{ and two one story Toy houses. nov fn the oceupsn
{Yso Ali The right. THE ami Interest Of Joseph
Gates. Of in ami to piece or parcel u land si;-
! uated tn HUdcr township. Tan hria county - .
I adjoining Joseph Taylor AUG lustPh SPeicher
tract ssise Dg tst 4 W1l. Nlsssrr trroI sontAiD
ip.- g cngree ~ less AfE0. All be s.'it -
tie and interest ST Jozeph Gates. Of h. and To-
niece or D. rcvi u land sitnate IN " y tuwnHhiI.
I cambria county. -. arioinin1 lands Of iozei II
StackhouE,. Harsltherger heirs he .4y-rph lay
lor tarvey. and harie- jCprS FI1Su IS Tie .. -
Ta.lor tract -cnufainfng 20 Acrss. lee.
Taken in execution AM q &c SOL" a. the sutt p
! Ionn p S:rayer
also an the right. tU!e an in'srest of Ms.
sarah Butler. Of N Snt o. a ct Of ground asfu- ~
Z in the Tffth WarI of Iuhrs'nvn horrurh D. tztn-
h-ia county Pa fronting ~ Somerset -trssI- j.
ioinin,r lot Of Mrs hnVulin side. 20. Of
. a fyenshoof on the othcr Side. aId m Hey u
tie back having thereon terecicd 40 -. -
ula-k houre. row In the 1-cuIzncN II N r. SRA
s Rutler Taken 10 execution snsi t. be sci,i tha
suit Of Ths singer SeWinl shine company.
TYune Of sAIE--Onc third af- a+ par h -
rnors.v lobe tpaiG when the 5roI-rtT - ktiu0l 'i
down and tIte -etls mi. 4 tVvo-fhi Il Sefpr she
couf.ruatiun of the dcct'-
JOHN ENAN. sheriff.
Sbefif's q fncr. gbenst,iItg. Hec q 1s7s.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE manic cnupeIs mo to s-il the following
L real estate fAr below its value. Got'i tltle
guaranteed IN ail cases.
l. The HALF LOT of GROUND and pt lid
ING tn EbcnSbtirg now occupied as the y ~Ef-
Man Drinting ofiic".
2 The GILLTN FARM in Blacklick township.
contafaing over 100 ACRES. about Sc Acres 81
which are cleared, with good Stene House
Bank Barn and an excellent O-cha'a "i choice
fruit the premises
g. sixty ACRES OF LAND inSi ontRnmery
township, lndiaun county, ncarE al cicHreu-
There is an exccllpn, Franz DYelinR- new
Bank Barn ami = inn Orchard ontle premises
l. A TRACT OF f4I ACRES OFLANb ~tth-
about rs A Acres OF which are cleared. tbs bal
ance Scing well timbercd aud abounding ihDl
luminous coal. :
S. A TRACT or 400 ACRES situated three
miiPs west OF EbensbUrR; mostly Uuituproy ed
VIII be sold In quantities to suit purchasers
g. a FARM Containing I25 ACRES. situated iti
Barr township, IS Acres cleared, having there
oua Franc House, Bank Barn aud au excellent
Orchard e. This Is very desirable farm 81
every respect.
Z. A LOT OF GROUND in the West yvstd q.
Ebenshnrg Borough. fronting on Julian street
bic thereon erected. Now In the occupancy OF
Geo. W. Oatnsn, ESQ. -
g. \ FABj in Burr township, containing OFT
100 ACRES and situated q short distance wss< OF
0riith's saw mill, on which there is erntcd
Dwelling House HU1 other iniprOVCmcnfs, nov
I'm the nccupa ncy OF Ezetlius levy.
9. A HOUSE ard : LOTS G ROT y ID q Mcsf
ward of Ebensburg borough. fTuutiuEOn HiKh
street aud extending along Mary Ann strrri -
feet. The house is y large two story ramc AMI
there are a lsO On the premiSrs gnodStahic Hhd
all needful outhuildng~. as we'll a. 4 nusnb Der
of choice fruit trees.
RS Terms Uili be nlddt rem efrsN . piiTchdseTs-
K L. JOHNSTON.
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IT il an on dit that the Secretary cf the
late Teachers Irsiifu'e is strongly opposed
10 the holding Of further gatherings Of that
character In Ebeusbur during the winter
months. Upon his arrival At Cresson on his
way home after ride thither on runners
last Satur,Ia- he found himself frozen NEARLY
stiff while she thaught that his frilnw
taarhers. aud particularly the lady portion
nf them, who refused 10 follow Linn in his
difficult jouIney, had warned him against
inst snch = disaster, was not calculated to
expedite the tLawing-out process.
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IocAL ANp PERSONAL
To our Re0ders.

The present Fumls. concludes volume II
,sfs. FsEEuAS, and we take advantage Of
.t- gppartanity 10 earnestly request ouT
r,sronz. one aud af'-toaand or send us the
..,.yrts due us. The rueditated purchase
- sg7re new material for the Ofiee will ne
......stl the outlay OF considerable sum,
...f ID, meet she de naud we make personal
--..7. -r our d-btors Vo paper triH Be Is
..sf -szt trsst OR employees worked
.rr.rrtart ;he Hdidays, and have earned
fr. .-sglt 90 brief breathing spell
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Schuyler Colfax ie.tured in Altoona last
Friday, and 10 the eternal credit of The IIeo-
Pile of that city II is said That hut a mere
handful could he induced - gn and lsrea 70
him,
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IL temperance meeting held At Al
tooua on Sunday afteru""h .asi, one Rev.
G Il. Sarvis IL reported hy the Mirror Of
that city with having said "In Altoona
and Blair county much liquor was sold and
drank, bur in this regard, Cambria county
WIS the banner county of the State He
knew this by experience. The prevalence
of drunkenness and the constant ani open
violation of the Sabbath day bv the Cam
bria people was uctorious." The marked
departure from the truth contained In This
extract tends 20 the belief that Mr.. S1rvIs
has been Incorrectly reported, or else that
he is = disgrace to his cloth Cambria coun-
ty is not noted for ov-r-indulgencc IN strong
drink on the part of her people, while her
many churches and the large attendance
thereat each Sunday would seem 10 dispose
Of the other part of the assertion Who Is
Sarvis anyhow And what Is be
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-10

LOTs OF FUS.-The school teachers in a.
tendance At the Institute, assisted 10y certain
outSide Influence, whiled an hour or Two
Pleasantly away in the Mountain House
parlor Friday evening last with music
readings, etc, The programme, which was
an Informal one, was about ~ follows:
]. Soox-Cnder the Daisies, Amelia Jones.
., Recitation The Difference. Mary jenkins.
,. Duet-Niolin and piano. Misses Eagclhach
and Jones.
Gregg.
5. R-cttatfon-The Polish BOY. Amanda Bri1-
6, Duct-violin and piano. Misses Jones and
:, R-citition The WORDS ~ Farewell Grace
Layton.
3. Miscellaneous exercise. NJ. Gageby.
Q. Soug-H. II. Myers.
10. SOuV-Elsie Cover.
II. Song-Just to Please the Boys. Maggie
Blair,
Il Pop speeches by MessnL Al. Ward. Z. b.
Kitteii. J. @. LLOYD. T. " k'i-t. J. 7. Middle
krutf. and Gen. W. Nnr-.lpu, tnd general in
terchauge of sentiment sIl round.
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ASSjCNEE'S SALE,

NIrTUC
ID pleas Of Cambria county. to me directed,
win offer a public sale on the premises, on
4TURD4Y, FEB'I ISt, 1879,
Commencing at n'cLoCK, ?; NJ, the following
described real estate, to Wit;
A PIECE OR ARCEL OF LAND
situated in CIearield township, in said county or
cambria bounded on the west by land Of John
NagIc, IT.. and r B. KERN. on he north oF land
of John Sharan the east hy iard OF I'hilp Coop
- and ON the south by land of " IA. Mullen. con-
tanning IS Acres, moro OF less. having thereon
erected two story FRAME HOUSE. TWO story
PLANK HnUsx, BANK BARS. 40 by 60. all ir
good order ant all the necessary outbutldfug =
The land lie all cleared and in good state of G
siyatian. Sbel
TERNs cz-~S ALE.-One third or The puro
money to bePSidfe.on confirmation Of the So
the relna inderin ss equal annu yneDtu pen
interest. 20 be secured by II q efnent
the purchsssr JOHN v <1N6e 2 reas,
IAN : Tefs-at Il times {,
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A A. BARKER & SON OFFER
"a. Mems Heavy Cndersbirts at..- zoe
"A. BARKER 4 SON OFFER
Mems Heavy Dravers sst....--------zse-
AA.BARKFR s. SoS OFFER
AIl-vool Red Flannel Suits 81 20
n A. BARKER& son OFFER
n. Good Flannel per yard, at .i214e.
A.ARARKER SON OFFER
Heavy Red Flannel al. at............-..-.-7 7ce.
AA.B4RKFR SON OFFER
Bargain m Canton Flannel at.---ee
A A. BARKER & son OFFER
"a. Nens Heavy Gum Boots At $3.50
A.A BARKER SON OFFER
Men Heavy OyershceE at-..-....-.-b'o
RARKBR& son OFFER
MEMS Cloth Overshoes. bargain. At soc.
~. BARKER & son OFFER
Ano-- very best Correct for the price soc.
I ING Abuer afAREER&soN oFFER
by and vii 40 vests good quality SOC
ed queer ifBARKER & SON oFFFR
There aid Shawls. black and white, all =,
liar. Civf wool, At $50
ARKER & SON OFFER
BOD Green Coffee, lbs. for Sl.oo.
''SAw
is laid a BARKER soN OFFER
mount ROas,ed Codoe. 5 .e'- Tor 0r.''''''t''0''
j are ieis A. RARKER & SON OFFER
Ten boxes Essence Coffee fOr-.....- -7Se-
a A. BARKER & SON OFFER
a. splendid Syrup. heavy body. - sss.
best in the county for the money.
A.A. MARKER & scE OFFER
Another great bargain In syrup ST. 800.
"A. BARKER SON OFFER
a good dark Syrup at..-.....-...--..--4 zoe.
B1RKEK S son OFFER
! a. Mems Kid Gloves, fur top, at......5se.
A.A.BARRER & SON OFFER
Mems CIoth Back Gloves s'-,'-...-.S'e
AAr,RKERS son OFFER
/ Heavy Buck 3auntlets. big bargain sloe
A RARKER Il son OFFER
"a. Bost Oried Pea1hes. per lb....-. Sc.
A BARKER & SON OFFER
Good Dried Peaches. per lb.-...-.----..se-
A.A.BARKERS s. sON oFPER
Bef: Dried Currants, per 10 o.-----...se-
....-...--. ...-.--...-.. -
a A. BARKER & son OFFER
n. Mems Boots, heavy ARMSTRONG at.s7oO
ARARKYR & SON OFFER
Ladies' heavy Morocco Shoes at 80. 90
"A. BARKER SON OFFER
4 Childrsn's Buttoned Shoes ~. ..-...-- 200
.s'--
A A. BARKER & SON OFFER
/ -. Superior Flour, full Vt, per sack 81 %
A BARKER SON oPPFR
/ Pure uneolored Japan Tea. per 10, at.Ise.
Best ia town.
BNRKER SOH OFFER
GOOD Tea as low as .-.-...-.-.....-----S c.
a A. BARKER 8 son OFFER
Ciark's %. y. T. Thread. per dos. zoe.
All numbers.
AARARRER& SON OFFER
Good hand-sewlB1 Thread, per dos S~'e-
All rolors-
AABARRER son OFFER
Best Ncedies and Pins. por paper --- 30
a A.. BARKER s son OFFER
a C;ool svsrcuats a. prices from - up.
Best assortment In tovE-
AAR&RKFR son OFFER
nsn'Sard Boys' Winter Caps fr''ns 7sc up.
I.arxert and best assortment.
ARNREFR s. SON oFFER
Ladies' Dress Goods from ..-----l loe. up.
Great bar ans in all kind Dry 'foods-
A NJ. KEIM. NJ. d, PHYsclAi
IA AND SuRoEos, Ehenshurg, "a. ~
See recently occupied by ilr- j J - tssn. - ~
doors wept oT RisiT Houlc " vi 81 = ~ ~ hlEt
ss'Is ran D. n, 80. ten-sstsrbasss = '.tths % :"
rsi EDgi'ss - - -
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The Tribune chronicles the safe return Of
the teachers Of that place, aud adds
r.nnr.Ynn Drkc.- suIphnr sonp.

Makes the skin beautifully whiteaud healthy
removes dandruff, chating. prickly heat, s"r. 9
eruptions. II.lruing, singing and itching OF the
skin and scalp. sulphur bath with IL IL high
- recommended. Always ask for u hyIts - u
ms me pC-26: 6rn.J
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hours OF MS absence. II Is the worst pos.
sible economy to deprive the family of a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-10

reason or his being disguised az a girl that
day. He had been stopping up at G.,
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however, or riding double with hef so
got off at the turn. and, leading my horse
L I-L
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SheriR7S SaIGsu

DY virtue of surdry writs % TsHd- Ey3lon.
kAsnd Plli- RI. ia. ISSUED DtIt rf he Court Vf
Common Pleas % Cambria county ard to-
directed. there viii ~ offered public sale.
the Hotel sf Conrad HHah. in Joht'.ToyyH. uu
SATJRDAT i, TEB'I Isf. 1879,
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iTrtre Tor nIOHrs win very IItnIueu
personal wants, he frequently came into
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COUNTY AUTHORSHIP MCDpLE.-As
noted elsewhere, Mr.. George T.. Stiurmau,
member Ot the board OF County AudituTs.
He and his fellow Auditors shortly thrrraf-
ter organized and plunged into The task Of
Ciph-rIug up the reCeipTs aId expenditures
of Cambria county for the past year, when
the attention ut Mr.. SiiuemaU was attract
ed 10 the following provision of the new
constitution
ART. I2 SEC. 2.-NO member or Congress
from this State, nor any person holding or vy-
proht under the United Stptes shall at tine
same time hold "X"rcise any office in the
snail isI be 60 stneed Ti The General Assembly may
by law declare what Offices are incompS title.
1t so happens that Mr.. Siinenan is Post =
master FOR South Fork and, question of
law having been raised 10 his ability 10
retain that appointment aud at the same
time act ~ y auditor. the entire matter was
referred, bv telegraph, to AttOrn-v-CIeueral
Lear for his decision. Dir. Isear's answer
was in effect Thar the Two offices are not in
upatibie, and that Mr.. Stinemau was com
peter, to act. We have not seen the curres-
poudeuce and are therefore unable 10 sav bv
what process of legal reasoning the Attorney '
General * enabled to arrive At the cOuClu-
sion thar a pustmasrership - not United
States gOyerHU-ut appointment, or thBt the
puSiIiuu of Auditor is not an office held
within the State, with fees af:ached. But
Mr.. Stnemau felt warranted 70 resume the
discharge Of the duties Of his office upon the
strength of the decision. This the stu
alton up 20 Wednesday morning. when Ia
more fully test the question raised, writ
of quo trOrraBtO was served OF. Mr.. Stiueman,
requiring him TO show by what right he ex
ercisrd The duties of the office. The writ il
returuSbIe at next Argument CUnrt, 1Ith oi
February, aud the question il therefore ~
aheyauce till that date. Meantime, the
work of squaring the honks will he proceed.
ol with Ivy Messrs. Dillon amC Skeily, the
remaining two members Of the board a.
sisted by Mr.. Stineman, should that gentle
man proper 10 tie bir faith to the At:or.
neY GnrnraI.
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them duly authenticated for settlement
PETER 4. BERTRAM, Executor
Carroll Twp, San. "A, ls79-6t.
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE, We re-
sumo our report of the Institute proceedings
Al The point where they closed IN last week >
FREEMAN
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
Ia hereby given that the undersigned,
Auditor. appoint ed by fhe Orphans Court OF
Cambria County report distribution OF the
funds in the hands OF A. CrIver administrator OF
John Baum decd. will sit -: his offce In Ebens
burg oh FRIDAY. IsSUAHY 3iSt- 1879 at the
hour of 2 o-sLocK for the purpose of attend
ing to the duties Of ts appointment. whore all In
tereste.t may atten or be debaTred from coming
in on said fund. T. W DICK, Aulitor-
Jan 1875 81.
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t., 'r Ladies ana Gentlemen.
'Oi Wood Street, PITTSBURGH. PA.
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EEO NJ. READE. -+HOrneu-dt- La1c
~ eSe1s'rnrg. Pa osne" m Cenc-e st.eei,
tbree ScoFs from HtEh street. fe r. >
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ment was first to scar it with red-hot iron