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Tic 1ntifnnn Legislature.

t.ihrtsnai E'.mnrrclai fIntf, Rtu.>.
The Legislature Of Indiana, at its rerent scs-
son Of sixty days, e,!agtcd thitty.slv laws. o.
these, between the profound legal wisdom Of
llc Legislature as.l the tiuyernur, thlrtcrn are
now declared by The .tt,ornry-t,eueral to bc
null uni void, nn ACCOUNT Ut not lesn. signed
bv The G.yprnur Within the proper tine. Thts
leaves twenty.sl1rr- In forcc. 1hcsr have cos:
The Siute uf l,.!inna betwren Si1j UDI AND SlsD,-
gJO, or, between s',lsp md 4ti;tN "Eccr. THIS
Is the hs.4,rr Ut tue General Assembly 0f .la:
Statr nI Indiana. i: llsuNG nrrl nnY lunt-!lote5
Or rIlllHleUt. Fl,err nrt sDtlle very esetlcn:
ucntirn1c,s, beloMsin. 10 both partIcs. WIN are
nletnI'trs, MD inc bust tllla- tH"y tah s!l Is 10
sir orur to the Drtra.linusr soIiv evening be.
fnru iEt' Enyctnr geiH Ills clolcs u!I. n!ul I'LL
the pockets vt Lis e!ue.lesns coat with nirss
fesIgnAiidhs.
Reaching snr n 1Euu, That IIan.s Ton High.
UthHYHe !tt,tY {H.y.J.
II almost challenges urus pity to ECO i thief
reaching; for ham that !,atgs Just twu inches
too hlgh,-,u see one vcasnnE after lllr uuat-
tanablc. There was Thurman, for lEstanrt,
who lIus for sol!r Months lack BEEN rullraynr
Ing 10 reHeh the nuuinntiua 10 III" Presidency:
but every time liz l'uts forth lis tlAnu he dis.
covers thnt tue ham Is just mt II rcncll. l1c
has mid skIjs to elevate il|Elec!i, md yet tl,r
thing Gfnhes lIs grasp. we judge, A5 liz kccus
steadily Un butulng higher. liz ims sieela,eI
tor That money, denounced resumption. de-
fcdtI E;ilt linlalni's tiuclh.iatl reuea.;1., n,l
!It SoH.l Er.'lfna t'ss.!ei tl;ris; III, a!l tlle-r
leave him flttlc hlIjrt Ut the i,r!.t. its !:lat
skid WIS a t[rlrHSt Ut deli Iitavs--hut---well,
this uu4'tt tn ittcll It, a,II will If there IL my
gratitude Ii, The Observation-Disclosures party.
Nentsmrss NJ tbs AItrhtt.RH Coalition.
tnrtt<naadenr. tsa9innr turh.) tusr'rr tlu.f.,.
MIDLAND, Mich, Mar,h 1..-7At iIr charter
c!ertEon hel. In ths village Yesterday. tho rntIre
National Greeubacs Dgnurrat!r ticket Wns
elected by tinall mniortlcs,-sile highest 1Ia-
loTt,y bci,iy s3 n,Id lhe lowest s7. TIlrsu nsa-
luriirs weyc obtatncu by d combination VI
t;rcrnba":crs n,lA Democrats Last year, will
uut the assistance ot thu Democrats, sne M.
tiul.a! party rrrica the village by minority uf
li,,-:hn lowest majority beng uysr lUl Thus
auut iS }~r cet,t us ucen l"st to thu Satlt..,nls
by This. combination. THIS ycar lwcntr-tlye
votes less ssero east than last ycar, mil atunt
the Rus.,e amount Of work WAS dune by the re-
spcrliyc parties ut each electi',.. an nnprrJ.l-
diced observer ran gulnG but to nte cunrtn@luii,
atrl That IL, tlsNt the eotuhnatiuA, or sAller
catlscs, hayu wcakcael the Nutluuat purity in
Midland County,
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Watches, Jcwelry and Clocks ne.
nairaAfl.

If you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired in workmanlike manner. go to
P. St-ler's jewelry store. two doors above tho
White Pine County Bank. Main street. All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20

MOUNTAIN s.ODGEN No. 27.E. O.O.F.
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
INl Odd Fellows Hall. at o'clock. Al
members Of the order. in good standing, are IN
vited to attend. J. TiEDJE, N. u
PIT. WALSH. Secretary.
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BEATEEiC LODGE. No. :. II. OF r..
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVER
lNi month ut 80 o'clock p. NJ, at its Csstl'
Hall, In Oda Fellows building.
All Brotl ar Knights. in good standing, ar
fraternslly .;iyited to attend such meetings.
G. l.. BR0Y, @. C
H. B. MCKEE, X. of r. and s.
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nTLLION ENCAMrMENT NO. 10.

"OIDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON TIL
III Third MONDAYS of each month. a
IN o'clock p NJ, at Odd Fellows Building
sojourning Patriarchs are invited to attend
BEN. o. LEVY, C. p.
SD HENRY, Scribe. je4tf
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Boots and shoes.
At the GOLDEN RULE STORE, cheap for cash
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IIIBERNIANS.

rJ,HR A. o. II. MEETS EVERY FIRST AMI
third Saturday evening of the month. n
corner Of CLARK and Monroe streets, unit
further notice. THoS. MURPHY. President.
J. W. Malloy Secretsry.
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Sir Ashley Ceepev's vital Restora.
tive.

The great English remedy has made more
cures Of N.rvons i,.bility. seminal Weakness,
Lost Manh' cd, nocturnal tmlssiuna, lassitude.
inability for mental inbrr, d.sposdency and
sueh dsssas' as are indu,en ly you hfnl fuiiics
und txcesses than bll other inedisines COM
bined. Why will suf1erf send 10 A 4.
Minue, N. D.. NJ. II k~nfny street San fran-
c.seo, for the r. sturHtive, siad be cured Price,
% per bottle F,ur tmss tie auanfsty. sl0.
Try a b IT'LL. DR.. Mnfie treats III pifyate dis
eases successfully without mercury.
uvy2O. ,dxw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Can now be purchased right at home. II IL the
most successful preparation ever introduced to
our people !, works like charm in all cases
oI oonsumpti' H., Pneumonia. Hemorrhsge,
asthma, severe Coughs, Group aud al other
Throat aid Lung diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate
relief, yet there are great many poor, suffer-
my skepticai persons going shout our streets
win suspicious cough, and the voice Of con-
sumpt on coming from their lungs, who will
mt try it. II you dir. 1t is yonr wn fsul- a.
you can go to your druggist and get Sample
Bottle iur 10 cents and try II; three doses will
rei'eve any case. Regular size only 76 censs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20
Nolicc.

II you have fine or complicated watt.- or
clock. music box. an automa'on singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricste piece Of
mechanism needing repairs. go TO
FDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker one door
north Of Meyers h franklin. Main street
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac-
ton or positively no charge. o.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SOCIETIES..

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. No. 8.
VNHE STATED CoNvoCATIONs OF ST
Il Johns Chapter, No. 5, K. A. NJ, will b.,
held st Masonic Hall ON the second Wednesday
evening OF each month. Called communics
tons on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Mssons. in good standing, ar
cordially invited to attend.
DAv. Z. BAILY, II. P.
W. A DURLEY. Secretary.
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AMERICAN LAROw UNION

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
1 American Labor Union will be held Ut
Arnory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any perscn desiring information
In regsrd to the Union, can obtain the same by
applying to the Secretary at Armory Hall, be-
tween the hours OF and O'Clock M, daily
A. @. BISHOP. President.
A. NJ. CAaPRELL. Secretary. apl7.u
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The best brands in the market at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. Cigarettes and Cigarette
paper.
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RED MEN .

Wy INSEaiUCCA TRIBE, NO. a, IMPROVED
w Order of Red Men. hold regular coun
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep of ever,
seven suns. ut the seventh rum thirtieth breath
sojoarning braves. warriors and chiefs, ar
cordially invited 10 meet in conneii.
r. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAX JACOBS. Chief of Reeo.d. al
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

GRANDMOTHER GRAY.
BY Mary KRELKY BorTELLE.


Faded and fair, in an old arm-c chair
Sunset gliding her thin white hair.
Silently knitting. sits Grandmother Gray:
While on my elbows beside her lean,
And tell what wonderful things mean
To have and to do. il can, some day;
You talk so to Grandmother Gray
She doesn't laugh. nor send you away.
I l look from the window seat,
A touse over yonder, across the street,
With n fine French roof and n frescoed hall;
The deep hay windows are full OF MOWERS;
They've a clock of bronze that chimes the hours,
And n fountain-l hear il tinkIe and fall
When the doors are open: Il mean say,
ITO live in house like that some day
Money will buy it says Grandmother Gray.
There's a low barOuche. all green and gold,
And a pair of horses as black as Jet,
I've seen drive by-and before I'm old
turnout like that l hope to get.
How they prance and shine in their harness gay
What fun 'twould be if they ran away -
Money viii buy it says Grandmother Gray.
Tomorrow know, a great ship sails
Out of port and across the sea:
Oh to feel in my face the ocean gales.
And the salt waves dancing under me!
In the old far lands of legend and lay
long to roam-and l shall some day
Money will do it, says Grandmother Gray.
And when You are old. like me, says she.
And getting and going are done with, dear,
What then do you think the one thing will he
You will wish and need to content you here -
oh when in my chair have to stay,
Love. yOu see, viii content me : say.
THAT money won't buy, says Grandmother Gray
and. sure enough. if there's nothing worth
All your care, when the years are past,
But love in heaven and love on earth.
Why not begin where you'll end at last2
Begin TO lay up treasure to-day
Treasure that nothing can take away
Bless the Lord - says Grandmother Gray.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

HAwKEYE REFLECTIONS.-DOn
Judge a man by his clothes. Can You
tell what a circus is going to be like
by looking at the italian sunset on the
fence Do you value turkey for its
plumage? And ism t the skin of a mink
the most. and indeed. the only valuable
part of him There are men fair to
look upon, who wander up and down
this country. and sit in the coolest plac-
es on the hotel piaZZas, who are arrayed
in fine linens and cardinal socks and
who have to hold their hand over their
scarf pin when they want to see the
moonlight. who unassisted and unpromp-
ted. do not possess the discretion to
come in wnen it rains. and don't know
enough to punch a hole in the snow
with an umbrella. And soft snow at
that. without any crust on it. Now
and then, son, before you are as old as
Methusaleh, you will see hat that is
worth twice as much as the head it COW
ers. On the other hand, don't fall into
the error of believing that all the good
ness, and intelligence in the world goes
about in Shreds and patches We have
seen Il tramp dressed in more rags than
you could rake out of the family rag-bag
and with more dirt and hair on hin
than would suffice To protect a horse
who would step UP to the front door and
demand three kinds of cake. half pie
/ some black coffee and vanilla ice cream
and then steal every movable thing il
/ the yard kill the dog, choke up th'
pump with sand, tramp ON the panZl
bed and girtlle the cherry trees becauS
be couldn't carry them away. Coos
clothes or bad, son, they are never al
infallible index to the man that is il
them Bl.-linniOn Wurkcrs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

ABOUT TO try again, once more gaZed at
the river. After another long aim, the
brother suddenly threw the pistol into
the river and wheeled about. Jack adj
vanced in anger.
You're a perjurer,'' he said. Il
would have killed you
The brother did not reply, but turned
and walked toward home
Jack followed with the greatly re-
lieved witness. He did not utter a word
until they parted at Denver. He made
repeated efforts to induce his brother to
carry out the contract, and seemed more
anxious to die the more he reflected upon
his escape. He appeared to court death
with moody anxiety, and long after this
affair had ceased to torment him. this
strange, restless desire to meet death by
violence haunted him. At O'Clock on
the morning of his death (he remained
up because he was filled with a suffocat-
ing sense that death was cOming) he
walked down Sixteenth street with "A
friend, and said:
Its coming, coming, l feel it in the
air /; but don't know how, and I'd like
to know. I've got the sand to die
game, and I'll die in my boots. but I'd
like to know how it's coming -
You ought to go somewhere, Jack"
said his friend
There isn't a spot in this Western
country where Jack Finehart is not in
danger he replied.
At 10 O'Clock he was attending to his
duties as yardmaSteT \ switch-engine
was going down the yard behind a pas
senger train, and Jack, knowing the en-
gineer to be a Denver Il Rio Grande man.
and being distrustful of him. jumped on
the step and rode along with him. The
rickety engine was going very fast. 1t
went off the rails and fell over, and
GardmaSter FmehaTt was crushed to
death and badly mutilated. The engi-
neer was also killed.
To think that man who was covered
from head to foot with knife and pistol
scars !; a man whose death was many
times due, perhaps, from the hands of
other men, should meet it at last by a
railroad accident His funeral was at
tended by great numbers. and, as he lies
in the cemetery, one sees over his grave
only the simple inscription, Jack Fine
hart -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue of
- sundry writs OF AIias L0r0ri Facids Teaddioni
EIgOnGS and Alias Fieri FGci0s. issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county and to
at the hotel of Conrad Raab. in .TohnStown. Sat
Urfay. AUgUSf 81. 1919, O'Clock, the follow
ing real estate to wit:
All the right. title and interest Of II. u Wood
r Of in and to all that certain lot of ground sit
Uated in CoucmaUgh borough. Cambria county.
Pa. beginning ON Singer street the corner Of
Lucas alley: thence by said alley to Kingston al
Icy: thence by Kingston alley 81 perches to lot
No. IL thence by said lot II pcrchCS 10 the place
of fhcginniug-and known plan Of lots OF Johns
town continued as lot number thirteen (l3) etc.
being the same lot of ground which John =. Blu
chanau and wife 10y deed dated April !, 1870 and
recorded at the Recorders office for Cambria coun-
" IN Record Book vol 81. 24l. &c conveyed to the
said II. ID. Woodruff, together with the hcredita-
ments and appuTtenances. Taken in execution
and to be sold at the suit Of Johustown Building
ALSO, all the right title and interest Of John
. Jones and Catherine Jones Of in and to a lot Of
borough. cambria county. Pa fronting on the
east on Adams street. adjoining lot of TohnStOwn
School District the south lot of John !. TreftS
heirs on the west. and an alley the north. haV-
stable. now in the occupancy Of John Jones
Taken in execution and to he sold at the suit Of
John r. Barnes.
Also all the right title and interest of Patrick
Finn, Of. in and to lot of ground situated in the
Second ward Of ConcmaUgh borough. Cambria
county. Pa. fronting -- street. adjoining
. the west, extending back TO -- street or land of
Cambria Iron Co, having thereon erected a two
story plank house, now in the occupancy Of Patrick
Flnn- Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit OF Francis Devlin.
TERMS OF SALF-Dnc-third Of the purchase
money to be paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds before the con
frmation of the deed. JOHN RYAN, Sheriff
Sherif's Office. EhcnSburg, Aug. !. 1872.
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ASSICNEE'S SALE

T'HE undersigned Assignee of Matthias Eder,
in the city of Wiliiamsport. sr Pa, on on '''
Y, 4u0eCst ,3Oth. 1879,
At 10 O'CLOCK. 4. VI. the following described
real estate late the property of said assgnor, liz
All those certain PIECES OF LAND situate in
and State Of PENNSYLVANIA bounded on the north
by lands of the heirs Of Ambrose Miller. east by
lands OF heirs of Andrew Hepburn and William
CrownOver, south by lands Of Ezra Canfield, and
west by lands of the heirs of Lawrence Miller,
10 hcFeS' more OF less ABOUT lOO acres on
which are cleared with the appuTtenances consist
ing of a Lime Kiln one Brick Dwelling House.
large Frame Barn, and other Outbuildings.
ALSO.
All that certain LOT OF GROUND situate in the
Fifth Ward Of the City OF WiIiamspOrt Pa, afore
said, bounded and described as follows On the
street sonth by an alley. and west by lot OF n n
Cummin. having front Fourth street Of sixty
Ieet with the appurtenaneeS, consisting oi brlck
Dwelling House Frame Office, Frame Stable, and
other Outbuildings.
All the right title and interest of the said Mat
thias Eder. assignor, in PART or a TRACT OF
UNSEATED LAND situate in FIX township, Tio-
twcnty-siN hundred and orty-tbree NO. 26+3), con-
tanning, in the whole, S32 Acres. more or less.
ALSO,
All the right. title and interest of the said Mat
thtaS EdcT HSsiguor. being an undivided oNE-HALF
interest therein. in the following FOUR TR ACTS
OF LAND. viz: All that certain tract of Unseated
Land sftuatc in the Township of White and Chest
County Of Cambria, and state of Pennsylvania
surveyed in,the warrantcc name of Thos Sanborn.
containing E55 ACreS and I}C PcrcheS. Also all
that certain tract Of Unseated Land adjoining the
one last described, and situate in the same county.
surveyed in the warrantce name Of Simon Walker,
containing 32@ Acrcs and Perches. Also, all that
certain tract of UnSeated Land adjoining the one
last described. and situate in the same county
vcycd in the wdrrantce name of Henry Phillips.
containing go 4cTes and 81 PerrbeS. Also all that
certain tract of Tnseated Land adjoining the one
last described. and situate in the county.
veyed in the warrantee name Of William Parker.
containing I5J 4cres and 20 PerChes.
ALSO.
All the right title and interest of the said Mat
thias Eder. assiTnoT. being undivided ONE
THIRD interest therein. in all those certain FOUR
TRACTS OF UNSEATED LAND situate in the
Townships of Portage and Sylv1uia, County of Pot
ter. and State Of Pennsylvania, surveyed in war
rants numbered four thousand six hundred and
twenty. four thousand six hundred and twenty-one.
four thousand six hundred and twenty-five, and
four thousand six hundred and twenty-threc. Nos.
1920. 1921 1922 and 1921 each tract containing 100
fcres. less: said four tracts being cOntgu-
Gus to each other
Terms OF SaIe--Twe nty per centum Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day Of sale. and
the balance ON the first day of October next. when
the deeds viii be delivered.
JOHN WHITE.
Assignee of Matthias Edcr.
Williamsport, Pa. July p, l379.-7-1.-3t-
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AN EDITORS YALEDICTORY.

The editor of a New York State Jour
MAJ, ON retiring from the profession not
long since, embraced the occasion to give
utterance to some sentiments which are
applicable the world over among news
paper readers. Hear him
Having for nearly seven years been a
weekly visitor at your homes. kindly
sharing the hospitality. and. we hope,
contributing somewhat to the comfort
of the same, it only remains to shake
hands all around, take an affectionate
and heart-breaking farewell, and come
no more, probably, forever.
Goodbye. 1t has been spoken over
the dead lying in their collins. 1t has
been spoken when an ocean was to roll
in between parting hearts, but it never
Is spoken with such pathOs and JUNCTION
as when a country editor, with the MEM
ory of his hard grubbings and his scant
comforts pressing upon him, hands his
valedictOry over to the cOmpO5itOr. puts
the stnb end of his worn out pencil into
his breeches pocket. and shuffles his
rheumatic legs down stairs, to 90 no
more back forever.
1--WE part upon the square" We pro-
claim general amnesty all round. We
expire fOrgiving our enemies. and shall
haunt those who Obstinately refuse to
forgive us. We are bound to be for
given.
Farmers. goodbye. You are the dor
sal column of the country editors sub
scription list. 1t could not stand erect
without your help. May the time soon
come when 10 mortgage, like a great
mOrass in the centre of a pleasant mead
Ow, shall obstruct your prosperity
Have yOu ever given us wood of scrimp
pattern and highly perforated cOrdaoe
The act is forgiven. Have you ever
given us butter of most unhallowed fla
vOr ? We hope after Il little to forgive
even this
There is a particular class of patrons
whom every departing country editor re-
members with special gratitude. 1t is
the substantial, thoroughly steadfast,
patrOns-the men who are never blown
out of favor with him by the light gusts
of i'll wind. They are the men who cash
their bills with thoroughly professional
honor and prOmptness. We remember
all such men in GrotOn with downright
and ncOmpromising gratitude. We
count their names with thankfulneSs.
They are like the brick walls which hold
this office above the street below.
support the new management. y
country newspaper needs friends, and
cannot afford to have enemies. Don t
get mad if something fails to suit. and
stop your patronage. Don't pTattle all
over the village about the Shortcomings
of the editor-co-operate with and en-
courage him. Help him to get news.
and see that ne has his share of yOu
money to do business with. Don't Loaf
around his Office and steal his time
I Don't give him too much good advice
! lie knows more about his business, pro
babaly, than YOU do. Help, but don I
hinder. Again. good bye.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-15
NUMBER %.
THE MARRIED MAN.


AdOwn the street the married man
Starts OFF with hurried tread.
But from the door Il wifely voice
Calls. Don't forget the bread"
He smiles and mods. and turns 20 20,
That careless married man,
When loud the servant calls him, ''Oh
You haven't got the can =
He mods again. in fretful style,
But pulleth down his hat;
And 10. his sister. with a smile.
Cries, Won't you bring my hate"
'-Oh. yes - he shouts, and, truth to tell,
He need not shout so loud;
But shrill his son. with stunning yell.
Theatre tickets for the crowd -
His daughter. from the window high.
Estops him with her call.
She wants a fan. pair of gloves.
And new pink paraSOl-
He hears no more. far down the street,
His echoing footsteps fly;
And all day long in measure fleet.
He huns. sweet buy and buy"
But when the evening respite brings,
And his days toll j. done.
Though told TO get n hundred things,
He hasn't got a one.
darlington HdtrEeye.
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sherIa-s ofHce. Ebensb1rss. Aug. 4. is7s,


A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ an order of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Cambria county to me directed, will expose to
public sale on the premises. on saturday the
23d day of August. 4. u. 1879 at , O'CLOCK
P NJ the interest Of A. r. LitZingeT, being the IN
divided two-ffths interest. Of IN and 10 the follow
ing described real estate. viz All that certain
PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND situate in Clear
field township. in said county of Cambria. bounded
by lands of Haid Ivory. John Shank Michael VIII.
Theodore Storm. Edward BUrk. and others. con-
tanning s. fccS. ov less. having about - Acres
cleared II H. situated about mile from the
borough 81 Chest Springs and has good Orchard
on taC premises
TERMS or SALE.-Dne-thrdO OF the purchase mon
cy - he paid the confirmation of the sale. and
the remainder in two equal annual payments. with
interest 10 be secured 10y the Judgment bond Of the
purchaser. H !. HA1S.
Aug. / ls-q-Gt Assignee of \. r. L.ftzingcr.
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nNIINISTRATOR.S NOTICE

"a Estate Of CfEOEGE WEHS. ST. dccea Sed
Letters of Administration the estate of Geo.
Wehn. ST. late of jackson township. Cambria coun-
ty decd. having been granted to the undersigned
bv the Register ot said county. all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to ma Ike payment
without delay. and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement JAS. NJ SIN FER,
Ehensburg July p. 1S79.-6t. Administrator.