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| Okoload tJiis<.i Southern S.at<s tD>sn.}.
II the Dloody-Shirtcd slous1 recover their
power, and rcsu.no their t3ranntc, anu traitor
Gus hostility towards tho South, It would be
we'll for thu ucncrai Government to steer clcar
Of a foreign war. An al!uuce bstwcen Its adver-
sarles a1d our section would most probably take
pace under these circumstances.
The Fedora! Brtxaltcss vent fortl, to battIu
against our tovcrc!Gn ssatcs. They tried to RID
diu our Government With Ftc-balls. They
thcr0Dy committed treason,-tbe highest crtIus
il,at IL Known tn the l41rd and man. They for
!cItek their right 10 everything. under tho SUI,
sass mud except the rope OF the laugrnan.
Whenever Yankee Congressman laws a clip
Oh his shoulder, we Wuut tu see Southern Rflg-
!dies spring forward and yank 1t US he as the
Capitol. There NIL 10 i,ackdown OH ,he part
Of the btliics Wien this little performance has
been repeated fcw tines. They tllltst bu taught
tho old lear aud respect for their Southern su-
pertors.
For every tlrcu Of Southern blood TINT was
smiled by yoilr Lincoln, ,nurdescsst we will hare
rcFcnCe For every suu!itr,, rt,uf-trce that
was tirrl GY your Liucotn incendiares, We will
have revenge. Fur every Southern dollar that
Waa stolen By your Ltucp1u thieves. ne will hare
revenge. For every insult nIN! outraEu that we
Suffered Mt the hands Of your Lincoln taul.sills,
VIZ Will Anvo revenge.
We like The snap and Jingle Of tho speeches
i,ayc n'nde in liz present Congress. Iiiey viii
TO to dot, M lar IN they 70; but they linrIly
60 fur enough. They leave q little too muci,
to le understood Gy inultion. but wait iii
our President takes HI. sent IN ISL. Tile way
Tint the Capitol Will thrn rng und revcrberatc
viii. Okniona nelollet will be a cnuton 10
Lincoln blnclslcEs nnl Southern seatter-breeus.
In rou think. IN b,s,ar8 noc,o,ra+a ~ yor
lrrlIom ,S'at IN Inv. f,na ,itn ~ 10 1',,o ~ . ~"
nton for In, in,n trt ~, W. ,", ~ aiu ~
Old COnfeior1cyt Do yo,, lhtni, tI,nt W. fail
ol,s tittIo uf the tlcep uryntinn fnr fbn stars
Snnnrfe5 H,n,v+ thnt ~, III ~. ~ ~ ~ 1, na"!
Hasi Du yvu tlluS In, wo hays 'Ihr ti,r
slici.tcst rcspccs for tbs bcastly Radical }ams
that bioL NH blncken vnnr # stat,ite.Mm,Is; W.,
arc fools Of knnycs il yoa nnsFss IN TIC at,lr'na M
ma ,,.. % ~ - -. sss .. "n. ~. ..s. "".o'
wiz ns & ~ ~ hns 5G. nesn toona see the
cnrwc ~ ~ p,., ~ wn, ~. w. ~, a' oesn
j. i, UaraeiH, HA' ~ 'oAs ~ sAe Aea'''''''s'-ef"'
why, 1,nr,reo ,,.hn, ,,,,, .,,.
hcrc an ,no1n tI,o, "1'' 1ua seae 5Ns splaiots
snnci, I'm, H., Iii. ~ & ~ igspsstu! US
,"rfurn ,r.th % .,,o ,.,i a'It ''au tficu 70 lli-
s,,tns tb'Ir 1,.a. ,s,i osvn M ~ p1s sssslG1En
A." ahcv Inn,r t. "Tat ~ un.e VIZ ~ !oIisit.
t,isorv H.. "r,ots ~ ~ 5uar ill., atsnss
"'op'e' Wv o'"c1S ~ o"' ncop4s II ane} aare.
, 1879-06-12

: - FTt11tts"9 {7tIJ -feR7 t17'HE,I,
Unfortunately tor thy De,nocru.c side Of the
great debate, lnany Of the Democratic speakers
coutcud lor The utter exclusion Of Federal author
tty from Congressional eiccttons, on tlle grouud
That these elections aru unt!cr the supreme
and exclusive Jurisdiction Of te Suites; a,,t.
tlmt It was NJ pruper co,lccra Of Congress or Of
the people Mt inrge II Ina purt!eulnr State, or n
particular Congressional district, the ballot
should bo rnorc Or less At the mercy OF fraud,
e,tcl, position ut,d buel, ductriuu ure not In
accord with the common sei>Re OF sllr country,
which ts incapable III understanding how fgee
nt,l fair Congressional c1rcltolis are to be III
fnlib1y mAfntalneu throughout tho country
,ritllni,t tc c!1cctual surcrysion uf at authurty
paramount as well as eo-cxteusiyt With these
G1nGtiOuR.
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Lhaf"sson Is. CT Ne'rs mad toKrt<r fIkm.}.
The Democratic party has = hr!sllln. history;
nnI today n majority ot t]lc people Of the
Cnitcd statos believe IN II, and pin their faltl,
to 1t, ~ tue great constitutional party nf Tho
country. Yet 1t Is nude ,c,,,tcnps!t1c, in the
public sight, by leaders w,o are stn,t! wl,o,,
they ought to he audncials, nnl au,luc,ous
When ttfniditv Is tlca1ahfc. The horr
was. that the South would cf,ne 10
ife front With broad n,l comprehensive
views ol the situation ind IT. cxigcneles. Where
are the Southern statesmen: They arc silent,
Or non.exfsteLt Tile Democratic masses must
lfolI to Tie strcteat respo,rib!ltts every Detno.
cratic representative WHO tas had any mart In
thc btttiltatlg performances Of the lat three
months. 10 no other was ran tlm sou1!irrn
pcnnie make sure Df getting Convrcksrcn wlu
viii think horc Of their ,.ua.tttuents tflan OF
Their own pscfertncnt. The btslu of the Soutt
is At hong. mot IN CnnRses.; o. If t. be In Con-
Escss, It Is In coudition Of chspntc lcthargy.
, 1879-06-12

.... -fe1p f0fk E11StHg {bA..
The beautiful Mrs. Lanstry IL SOON to rise like
nrothcr Aphr0.ltte frutn the foam Of lt.u Atlun.
tic and to gtl our Western shores with tte
splondor of her smile. Whethcr the famous en-
clautresa oi Jarbey sfEhs fqr new worlds tu ron
quur uf burns tu cotn1ase her charms with tst,au
of tho American women she IL satti to resemble,
va know uot. 6nitlce It thu the toast Ut threc
London scuautr, the admired Of rayalty, ind
the cyilosNtu Ut fashion Will soup Gc among III.
Whether sho Mill bo perlnlttGd to bear or this
cebtns, to win troin Col,lrlba The pruuti dis
tinctlon Of champion oeau.y of tho Worll, c4l,-
not oy1a be predicted. In 30 ulolucntous Hi
, 1879-06-12
4 Democratic Wall over Ohio,


It ts q hitter dose IRON whatever stilo NC ytew
1t, saye III tho single polut of tho personnel ot
the candidates Of Tue two great parties. Against
Gen. Ewing ITO ora call offer word; but his
'tareenbacls" md "Warncr dolar " principles,
which have hccn Incorporated iu tho platform
upon which llc stallds as sQuarcly ns Iuan eau
stand, are Gu uttorty dlstastetu! to ug, aud
ws belioye to tbs majority OF tho Le.no-
cratic purity. ntMl threaten such disaster.
VIC can scarcely give calm cxnression to our
rsgsst Ut bis nomination. An s0hlo-1dr. :"
are platforms after all but "xostls," mcru
words, siRnfyinF 1,othlngt-but, .with 1osl
Offensive in nEcenbackis.n, US tic personal en-
bo4llmunt aud substantial nhstract OF the ptut-
form. thcru Is no geItiIIE around tho fact llat
there Is an open and square Greouback iss,lu tc,
bo tnado; and tia. i.o leading principle on
which tll1 political future must turn Us on a
pivot waa sstilad Yesterday in Ohio, aud That Is
hard or soit tnoney, au honest or dishonest cur
tpuCJs
, 1879-06-12

An instructive glimpse at tho methods Of
political workcea In Mississippi IL furnished by
eatu which fortnGr member Of tho Democratic
party, Il. u. pxou. publishes In tho Dc.nucratie
organ Of Yazoo County. atr. Dixon IL bol.cr
wtlo Is running AZ IN Independent candidate
fur Sheriff.. His former associates have
sought to dsfsat lin by charging
tllAt ho appropriated considerable sum Of
tnonay which was On tho purson OF ''Fsttcrson,
4 sneluber OF tho Republican Legislature, who
was hung during lie eyoutlul calnl,ntgu Vt l87bH
lu osttur u vlndlcats himself Dixol. says: II
Will briefly state 1hat said money, aud larger
sums wers rsisrd a,ld used to dcfray tllo rtls-
hal'ot-boxes. u necessary; to purchase certl-
catcs Of election tor two officials NOW hul.ill.
otflcos Ut trust aud cintlunent III our county.
hafs ~ my Possession the urcrssNtY
Frool 4Al II called Oh will lulnlah IT," With
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issue unlr seeing Is believing. We ran safely
predict. howercr' That ,our new guest will Il.
tract every eye; that her movements will 10
followed With an interest ccI1psittg wl,nt Inns
bcea excited BY tue mobiles q! igh degree who
ilaro Immediately preceded flcr; that lie
homage. in word, pnis! to tl,c bright siar wilo
tspl'cs tic reign of beauty Is likely to s,,rpass
the "lscixn Vt Law,'t
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nosroA, Moss., June 1l.-Goldsmtth and wife,
wlio wcro to cross tho Atlantic M1ll 1,laku voy-
axa around tho gloho III Il boat eighteen md
one'llalt feet long, launched their csaft Juno J.
anl ura nlsslng all,ce.
, 1879-06-12
IUILAUEI.puIA.

,.sn'IAnELrlIIA, 1nne 1l.-FLouu-Inoutry cor.
ta tsxa 10 best graaca extra family, which command
"s'WIefs; l~or descriptions lltto sought Tor:
4" dso.a ., extra snolium 10 fancy. 81. 6olb B7,{
:. .sasAs u, 10; Ohio family, good, 81. 50l 80:
s.,a.a meaa do' good, s.. 10: choice, So 16; Min
r. Sssa ~ patent Process, 10000. 10; DO good,
F]'u' ~. iYo flour unchanged.
se oAaaA7"heat . qutot: Michigan white, 81, 49,;
,ri,., fea' olosatoF. $1.1lai. Corn -pomaud
S; SAL. heated, pn track. 2,ae3oc; ssjectod do,
Tste' T..I' steamer. do. :t7G;oc. Oats firm; mixed
ssns 3S1sMc; white do. 4o1o41c; ch o!cr
R.n" M'is''Hs- Steady prtmo mess beef s1e 90.
aasemosed. a. ~. 6o9a1o 90; picklud, 97.a5@
h.. La'a.-Western, ~. .5abG. 10.
yo,s yo,s'essa-Weak, creamery extraa 1kdS1Gc; New
IL; Wns,aand and iiEadfotd County tpa extras, 1870
Eso,stsn ,ss!osn ltessrro extra, 10&blnc,
css,,. Wcstcrn, 1uc.
tl1so, creamery, 7Gh7io,
~ e'AseA-Aarket dull; refined, Tic; crude.
RI Rt,,@ar,-MaEkcs dull; Western, 81. 90.
eoia a11tTs-FOut. III !, 100 hrls; wheat II f)no hn.
WooI NJ; 6ats. u. 60u hu.
s!o, IL; S'Ehased by doalura aud ipanufactursrs.
lneIauInSv Wisconsin and MicEih an. HISaasc
ktni,eIss e1tE4 ni and No, mediunl; In,lianS mi
IL jvf nm. pulled Wou In demand Al 9iiSa
'ahss amt extra, ~ 'o&o
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0swEuo, n. T., Juno 11.-GnA1x--N'heat hrm; (;
No. Duluth sprlng, 81 10; No. white Alcbi-
gan. IN; oxtra white Michigan. Sl..G, Corn
steady; wllto Western, 47c; No. :: do, 4Uc.
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DETROIT,

DETROIT, june c11.-FLouH-Quiet and sten.ly.
6AAtH-Wleat lower; extra, 81. l0}s bid, $1.11I
asked; No. whlte, s1.10,z juno, -. .10it dnly,
s1.0); August 81 o5 Askcd; milling, 81. O8 asked.
NEcE1rrs--Nhent. II. ::i1 hr.
sAirAEAra-Wheat, ~, ,US1 IN.
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BUFFALO,,

DuFrA.o. N. Y, Juno 1l.-GnArx-Wheat-
Light milling demand; salcs i, 400 bu No. s Nil.
waukee at SIC: :t:;o0 bu Green hay to arrive at
Slut; 500 lii No. Duluth, at ST. II. Corn dull;
high mixed 40c; No. :, nominal at 40lic. Data
scurcc; no salea. Nye neglected.. Barley neglected.
HA1!HoaD fnElHilss-S0mlnu1.
,cANAL FK9la1ITs-fiiEhor; wheat shipped to
Now YORK Mt lie.
Nkcxlrrs-flous, q, o2o brls; wheat, 60, 700 bu;
corn, 12:, 800 bu.
si!irAxNTs-l,y canat-Wheat. 80. TT hu; corn,
u, ". bn. by railsoad-Whcat, i, 400 bu; Corn,
u, ,U04 bu. "'
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ToLKpo. o.. June lt.-GnAtN-Whcat dali: ex.
ira white Michigan, Sill; amber Michigan, sput,
S1.11M; Juno. II III; No. . rcd winter, spot,
81: 131s asked. S1.1 bid; July, 81. 0:h. Corn
duli; No. !, spoL OF June, held at 3ss.c. Oals
dull and nominal.
IsEcE,rTs-Whent, Q, 000 bu: corn. 81. 600 bn.
bntrNkArs--Wheat,0 q, coo bn; corn, ~, COO Lu.
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BALTIMORE.

In: :W.qkf, W.sf, Nd, Juno 11.-Ftoua-sto.dx and
ts.uo: ,eth Nv super $a.2sQ3.7 .75; do extra H. IN
. Ca.,' ~ tamtly. Is. 40Gt1. %, ca ~
,.al.ssa - ies'--Me'tetn "' saa5: No. psnns,l.
Nlsns@i' !oS; Iaus, q. 1sXdaI' Ia" ~ ,po1'
E&t2l "a, Augu.t. 81. .OusEsl. mi Saa''
|ast ,aa sA.es aud quiet; Wcsturn mi.s.a ..na,
44 sa's' s4i&4a,s0; August, ~ I4nss4.%e, .sos'
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CURRENT OPINION.

Shouldn't 10 It Mt Public Expense, =
faitdtlsfphfn Iftss (Rtp.l.
VIC do nut object to tlte t'lnQufactura Of Re-.
publican votes b1 the Democrats at Washing.
ton. but cfaisu Tint they lanye 10 right thus to
ntd the 1sepno1ican party at tho cxpc,uc uf tho
Public Treasury.
, 1879-06-12

NEW fonk. juns II. Staple rottons and wool
cns moving Ftradfly, on account Ut back or.lrrs,
hut new bnstness light; cnttoH sools very firm Ut
late Aayatce prints quiet and steady: lawns doing
well: mems wear Of woolcns in fair demand and
firm; b!ankcts in slcady rcqurat; furoiGn goods
nuiet, ""
, 1879-06-12
COTTON.

NEw ORLEANS, june 11.--CorroH-AfRrkc
easier; middl!ncs laAc; low do, 1a.sc; n@t TO-
cciptn, 4Di Ialcs: gros4 ih0; exports, coas,Yluu,
=, ub3; salcs, 800; stock, ". G5tt.
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Hbst7d7 7Tfba3ch 10 3Hd 1F76UNA-
KAssAs CRY. No., June 11.--t}nA1y 1y-The I7res
Current reports: Whcat-lccclpts. 4, 750 BIZ; ship
.ncnts, 10 hu; weaker; No. cash, 81. G2; Junc,
81. o.; 10. 3 cash, Dstsc; juno, slaHc. Corn-1ie.
Gc!ptt. Z. 400 en; shnmcnte 81, lSo bn; 1rm; No.
cash. 81 nc; June, ;51aic.
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BOSTON.

sn,nn.,, aaes. June l.-FIouu-ste wast.
LIS; sy Vs. ~ ooal:Le5; common extras, Y,756a
tl.oon, ,soas'n st extras. A.UuGt4. 50; Minnesota.
H. 75as;; ~ ~ n1er w,n1er "hcatt. Ohio and M,cht9un.
h Louis =, . tniaai. and Indiana, ea.00Ge. 90;
pslep, n.',. eoe4u. so; Wisconsin and Minucsots
'isas, I'a', ", ooQs. oo. ~ s''''SS''' wi Winter
~ l,,s monthly unchanged, oats n,m,
42e; M na .n'a "hito. 43lb4Uo; NJ. q white. 41oh
s9sualiyI pseh Welto and No. utxed, a06b4oe Kxo
16s III; H'' soso eo'n 81 q dS oo hu
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CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket 01cc4, a. Ciark.at. {Shtr,ran Ifousc, ana ..
the dchctt. '" ~


rMstnsh 1!otei Ears an RIM through, blwcen Chi.
M t1a1 4. m. " A'e'" 'es''nk chicago
hoe 9ans oad tyr. ranao or any ohur form st
a-t,rpot cnEntr Of We'll! and EI7tfc.,t4
b-Ddpot corne. uf Canal anil K!Axd-t4
CHICAGO BURLINGTON + QUINCY nArLRoA1
Depgfa fnHt Of lakcst. ndlauf.nY and Sixteenth.
T. IT, ia sas' II dsSsa 1et"s ocs ctk
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Ts1rf11fT A


PronrA, JHne II 11.--lIIuuwlsrH-Stcady At 81. .o3
11. 03A -
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t.. y r. Y Fa1AcH n1HtnH.< and Pullman M rbooi
-raclfc E&prrN.' ~ ~4-A* On LIZ
CHICAGO, ROCK BLA1JD i PAUIfr0 7s1L,nnan
ucruts corner Of Van t!uren and sherman sts. t1t
Ticket Gnlcc 81 CI2tS.4t., Sherman Uti1t ~'V
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CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIE CHICAGO, And
KAheA8 CITY l. DENVER gHQRT LINES,
Union ncpot. Wcst Side near sintton.st. btigr md
Txrnty'fhtrl.ht. Ticket f)icc, ~ South C7nrk.st.
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Il 81 PAUL RAILWAY
Ennn !'caot- cor1,ur MAdl4nn and Cana-nfs. Ttckot
otuce ~ spnth Clhfk'st. opposite Sherman Itouse.
and q GGpOL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
Two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame stable aud OufbuIIdfugs

No. 3--All that certain piece OF parcel at land
situate iU- tine township Of Cambria. Cambria
county Ia. hcSinulng at a post DOB the line OF
Thomas tfrlhth's land- thence by said line,
south = perche- to post thence hy land Of
John + IlHhgtt, west - percues- TO a spruce !;
-hcuce hE land formerly 81 Evan J. Evans and
Hugh Jones. deed. NORTH - pcrehes % post /;
thence h land Of A. a f;arEer east q ucrchcs. 20
the place ri hcEinnin- containing 20 Acres
and 81 PeFcheS- p fhe SAM more OF less all
piece uf ground lies .rt distance south of the
borough line and is ku, aa tie Harris Farm. 90
= o. An that Ger fu pie parcel oi land
situate iu the t0wn-i. Of Cambria. Cambria
county. Pa. bounded % des-ribeu ..us follows.
that is ro say. adioiniI lands uf tht estate of
Jacob Mack. deed. Evan j. Evans and hiI.-rd J.
Davis. containing acre. OF tiicrcahoUts- most -
which cleared
TEf,ss or SAIE-One-third OF the purchase
money 20 DC paid OG the confirmation Of the sale,
and the remainder in two egual annual payments,
with interest 90 DE secured hv bond and mortgage
or Judgment notes OF purchaser.
ART-T. LLOYD
Assignee of lsaac t'rs vTfori.
EicuehUrg. June O.. 1s-g-IS--1t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

Vow the lilies Of the valley
On the manficpiecc are willing:
And now the golden butterfly
On dandeliou's tiItiug
lis now the morning sunbeam giIds
The coIe0us and onion:
Tis now the clumsy crcuuct bail
Both seek the tender buuiou.
And now. likewise, the man or vouth Of taste
looks about him to where he can buy Spring OF
summer clothin" to the best advantage. Should
his eve chance TO alight on this paragraph We beg
70 assure him that N. VOLTS. iii Eleventh avenue
Altoona. is the place he is seeking Mr.. VOLTS
stock which Is Just received comprises all the late
STYLES. with no Shoddy in Ehe goods and made up
10 1cc0r. Then bis prices low 20 put e new
suit within the reach Of anybody and everybody
As proof Of this you have only TO call on him with
= few dollars in hand to bc convinced. Decidedly
Wolf is the man for you to buy from.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
SALES

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue of
~ writ Of Te1d. Erp0n., issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas OF Cambria county and 20 me d.
rccted there win be exposed TO public sale at the
hotel of Conrad Rgab, I'm JohnstoNn, on Saturday.
JtsTy f-H 1872 st O'Clock. =. the following real
estate. to wit:
AL the right. title and interest Of Wm. Grant;
of. in and 60 Tot of ground situated i'm the Second
ward Ui C91amaEEh borough Cambria county, Ia,
fronting ou Hubert street. adjoining lot OF Mrs
Ward on ono side. alley on the other. and cN-
tending back to Hill alley. having thereon erected
two story plank house and stable. now in the oc-
cuuoucy af Nm. Grant. Taken in execution and
TO he sold ut suit Of Borough Of Conc5naUEh.
Also. all the right title anl interest of James
Lynch. of. i'm and 20 lot pf ground situated in the
First ward of COnemaUwh borough. Cambria coun-
g.. Pa. fronting Railroad street adjoining lot
of Mrs. Shea on ono side. lot Of - rank en- the
other. and extending back to alley having there
on erected two story plank house and stable now
in the Occupancy of James Lynch and 1irs- tTatl1-
Cher Taken n execution and To be sold at the suit
of Borough Of ConeRaugh
TERMS or SALE.-Onc-third of the purchase mon
ey 10 he paid when the property is Knocked down.
and the remaining two-,hirds bct2rs the conurma-
tioH OF the deed JOHN RYAN. Sheriff
ssheriiI-s Once. EbensbTrE. June 16. 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

B1lSHT the skies are with the summer
which Il coming once again.
AND the earth grows bright with gjsdness
Wealth the patter Of the rain.
? ull Of beauty are the arches
Which are bending overhead.
And the 0ak-trees and the larches
Wide their arms of welcome spread.
II We had any doubt about IL before Summer Ia 8
come for the poet himself hath said IT, Such being
the case. you may now with safety buy that warm
We4tner suit you were talking about Let Il be
suFstaEti3l ~ to material late of cut and made in
sl;ei manner th2t YOU viii not dav End YOUR
self crawling ont between two cf the stichez-such
suit in short. Is sold by God frev WooIf next
doCr % the po-tOf1ce. Altoona. ETT. Wo8lf gives
hotlee 20 the readers Of the FREEsA that his latest
received invoice Of goods is the hest in many re-
spectS ever brought 90 this section of the state
while the figures at which they viii be sold are
l9Wef than have prevailed anywhere This scason
talI early or send your order by mail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
HAT nTrARTNTENT.

Mems Hats low --.-- ..-..-..---..-..- -a0c.
Nel 2 me iife-7 iiaL~ lni- 81 -
Best Hats lu the market fnr--.-.--.Sl 80 % ? 90
Bows Hats rs low nF 81 cents and uD % On cents.
LADIES HATS-WC have the largest stock Of
Ladies Hats 90 DE found in Northern Cam hris znd
viii sell them cheaper than any nflllner buy
them IN tho city Also. lar--e lot of Miss and
Children Hats at wonderful low prices
Read and judge fol. y ourselves
g. Please give the above last q careful eXamiua-
tion ana YOU VIII see that ] have reduced every
thing 90 the utmost limit. which Il only possl-
hle Go do Toy Topping of all expenses for clerk hire.
etc. and attending % the entire business myself.
Hence il is that am able 90 uuiersell other mcr-
chants who employ clerks at large salaries and
Quire their customers 10 pay for the luxury and
hence 10 Is also that defy any 20 compete with
the above prices 30 come and me eyery body,
and rest assured that ID I can't give you good bar
gains no Uul ia the county b. able To DO ft. At
least those the sentiments uf all who have pur-
chased goods m the '- PEOPLES CHEAr NAHIETT
SroEE. kept hy
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Two Story FRAME HOTEL PROPERTY.
Ernr,,c StnhIc and oufhnfIdfnp-s

No. An that certain lot or piece OF ground
situate in the last ward Of the borough Of Ehcns-
burg Cambria county Pa. beginning az post on
Centre street thence 2if iect TO post. corner
Thomas = Davis thence 10y an alley north 60
feet. TO post ON Crawford street. thence hy said
street. west 254 feet 10 post on Centre street /:
thence 10y said street. south o. feet. 90 the place
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VI. J. TEITELBAUM.
LORETTO. pa.
ASsignee7S Sale

at = O'rle p discharged of all liens the fol-
lowing described real estate To- Wit
No. An that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate on the southeast corner of II h and Julian
streets in the West ward of the borough Of Fhcns-
burg. Cambria county. Pa fronting . feet OF
thereah bouts on said HiEh street nnd extending
back along said Julian street 254 feet g. LLOYD
street, thence along said LLOYD street 1u2 feet 20
lot OF NJ l. baruan: thence along Tot of said ".
l. batman - feet; thence hy ground owned by
the estate ui Michael Hnsson- deceased. and Val
entlue Thomas IS feet and thence hy ground Of
said NalCutiueIhgmaS y feet. 90 iUh street. the
IIAc. " n.a-uuLu.. LaELu. thnrn.u nrn.te n
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OBTTEAR RE.

AII RRAN--Dicd. at her residence in this place
on Wednesday evening. June Is. 1879. Mrs. ELIZA
WITH NTURNT. i'm tho 72d wear or hC~ age Mrs
NJ was daughter of John Scanlan. deceased.
former well known citizen. who resided on the Lo-
rCtto road. three miles east of this place and
the widow OF cN-Sherih James Murray. who died
few months go She was t most excellent woman.
possessed Of all the virtues which cnobIe q wife and
mother. and was loved and respected Icy all who
knew her. Having been sincere Christian
throughout her life and always mindful of the re
ligiOus duties eni0iucd upon her hF the Catholic
church. OF which she was % devoted and consistent
member She has gone. may hope 10 meet her
IUst rewaId i'm another and a better world. Peace
60 hgr ashes and rest Co her soul.
1TcCUEN II died. % her residence i'm ALE
Ehcuy township. ON Tuesday. Juno 10. 1873 Mrs
VI MAEG AFET liCt'OSNEr.L- in tho seth wear OF her
age. The deceased was born in the county Carlow
Ireland. and was the widow Of John =. Mcdonnell.
who died in 1885. Her maiden name was Tieruey.
and at orat0ut the time of her marriage in 1921 or
lS22. 5h resided in this place domestic in the
family Of Owen McD'nHld- ed She was most
teFout and exemplary member g. The Catholic
Church. and throughout her long aua exemplary
life was universally respected May her soul rest
iu peace.
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~ OTfCE.-H Having purchased tie fol-
y lowing described articles al sheriff sale 90
wit. STABLES lounge. set clEsiliuIrd chairs.
IL Canc-seatCd etairs. rocking ciltirs eedstesds
and hcIdiu- -t-Ees. bureaus. carpets. cti cloths.
locking glasses esr-. and lett the same In care ~
john sharirsa-h. ci Summitville. hereby cautiof
an persons ain-t inttreriu. in s1fr Tar with sald
I....I..rf, 81 = EIfk
sftsrls f,.H- Q. rs79-l5.-5t
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4 DITOR'S MOTT CE.-Having
- been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Camaria county to report distribution Of
the funds in tLr hands of Geo. II. RCadc. ESD
Executor of Anthony Swires, deed. as shown by
his first and partial account. TO and amongst the
persons legally entitled thereto. notice is hereby
given 70 all parties Interested that VIII attend to
the duties of said appoint lucfit. at my Office in
Ebens burg Wednesday. Jtfy T.. Ts-1 nj > o'clock
2. af-. when and where all parties may attend If
they see proper. ALVIN EN Ans. auditor.
June 80. lSTq.-8t.
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BOOr Ann SHOE DFPARTNFNT.

pair Mems good FI1w Shoes rur............. .poc
pair Mems good Buckled Shoes far......... q IS
L Uair Mems Fine Boots ...- I e
pair Mems best CalfSkiu Boots fUF.-.-...-. 9 90
VaIT Womeus good Shoes for-...-........... %
pair WUmeu's hcst Shoes 1-......-.-.-..... I 50
! pair Ladies Caters .......-.-.-. IS
pair Ladies best Cfaiter- for...--.....--.. 81
Misses Shoes of al stylcs and sizes from 90 q
large stock Of Chif~nn'z Shoes AT lowest prices
s -ar- IL -L-- LL-L-. -hn.. % ~