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RENSON's fAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER
IS Il GREAT REHEDY.

This really wonderful article was invented as an
lmproV ement on the ordinary porous plaster. Oou-
tains ali the merit of the COMMON porous plaster
and in addition a new and powerful combination of
active vegetable ingredients which makes it not only
superior to other porous lasters but to all other
external remedies including liniments and the so.
called electrical ap, liances. &c. 1t acts more
promptly. powerfully, and effectively than any sim.
liar remedy ever devised.
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Threc-Story Houses for Sale.

Issue on the LIST ana 18th OF esch montha bulletin
Of all property for rent and sale my cooks which
Gan oe nad on application at my Office, Tl De sent
by mall, if desired.
auction Sales,
On MONDAY, February 10th, at p H., No S0l
North Ca itol street.
Loans
600, $4,000. ST. 900. $1,000. at per cent $500
at Per cent. fpbStr
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ENOR RENT.
u 1902 N; II. ave, rs, mod. imps., fur LOO
dldI St, brick, 8 rs., gas and water. 1900
80 Sth st., store and cellar .. 70 90
dzi3 5th St. frame, gas and water, 6 rs .... 1880
Office rooms. 708 Est................l5OO to 900
FOR SALE
several two-story Press Brick Houses In all parts
OF the city having from six to eight rooms and all
modern improvements, that can be sold from nj OO0
to So 900 by paying $500 cash. the balance monthly.
Also great many fine Houses very cheap, and de-
and see my list before purchasing ~
,oo W. Z. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker,
IanZ5'u 708 ST. n. w.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

r j. GEORGES,
y. Manufacturer o; Gents Fine BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS,
Corner 9th and @ streets, under National Ho.ai
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
hep4iring neatly executed. New Elastcs inserted
IN CATERS by patent machine; price rs cents TO a.
tanS-lm - - N -
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos Pennsylvania arenue.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos Pennsylvania arenme. 81
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
k1OCh, WILL SELL ALL NY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.
FEW QUOTATIONS..
.Aoias' Pebble Goat Button Boots ....,... nj m
ladies' Gus ON made Goa; Button. ........ 1 20
ladies' Custom made. Navy Blue, Diagonal or
Check top Button. ..;............-........... 400
LI1Hee Sodl oond Leather. Side Lace......... l0a
La1ies custom MADE, doat Lace..--.-......... LIS
ladies' French Kid. Box Toe, Button -. 100
l,OOO other styles ranging in price. 80. IS TO 90
zen. Sona Leatner, congress CATERS. LOO
SeL. nay State Snoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loo
fenl 6and stltched Cali Congress. ...-...... 500
Senl NBurLsl Csn Congress. ................ $50
SeuIs 1BuI - Salf Button Boots........... $50
Sents LIE Cau Boots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ATS
Gents 600 styles Boots and Shoes w soc to 800
S S best huppers soc, LADIES' as
Gents Best Arctics, 81 20. Ladies' .......... 80
All kinds OF Shoes for Boys and Childrsn a, nm
heard Of low prices.
These are the best and cheapest goods ever oferad
ct any legitimate sale in this city.
tanstr GEO. MCCARTHY
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FOE RENT svrz s,,,ru
Heal Estate Broker, Le brett Buildins
S0G + street
5 5S zlst St nv, Is roonas, mod .assss
Ia st. &C., IL rooms. mod. imps ........... 5000
1 1tCu hH, ~ rooms, moo. lmps......... 5000
So1I Oh aSs ave ana "a 81 n-e rooms 5000
i iSS55V st. NV. rooms, mod. imps 800. $500
ic11 VI 81 HW rooms, mod. tmps....... $500
1919 1919 WoIroe 81. NV, rocms............. 1900
io 2r - st HW store ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
1 80 81 Nv. rooms mod. lmps. 1900
Er nshe9 rouse Zist st. .125 90
Fmrnished I99nss, LIN 81, nw...,...:..... 1900
H n the city -: 10000
money to loan in sums to suit, at 4. and 10 mar
800 jan8-fr
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ITS CHEAPNESS.

single plaster costs but % cents and in MANY
instances. especially when inten led for children it
can be cnt III two and the applied at different
nmes. Its virtue is not exhausted in day: it can
be worn, taken of, and worn again. and this opera
roIls Plaster is specially recommended for the fol
lowing ailments ~ N
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the 18th Of each month, contains complete list of
an the houses have for rent together with reports
throughout the country. Call and get a copy. tr
L'OR RENT
to1 18th ST. w. mod imps. ..............S6 SOS 90
!tlO Corcoran ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
L
1921 + st. NV, furnished rooms -
Apply to WM T. HOFFMAN,
1eD6-O 1921 f street N W
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RECEPTION BONNETs,
T AIDES SHOES.
PARE ATTRACTIONS

LII FOR THE LADIES,
AT Oh RUPPERT'S. 4O3 StH street N.so,
Now in store magnificent stock OF new and bean
tful Styles EMBROIDERED Slippers, Slipper Ossos
ana cushions. handsome designs. Fancy WorNtsd
Work and Knitted Goods OF all descriptions Com
piete ontht for Infants. Fine assortment OF Mao
rsme Thresd and Point Lace Trimming Berlin
Zephyrs, German and American knitting Yarn
germantown wool. the best quality and rood weight
81 the lowest prices and the attractive stock of
Holiday Goods to be found in the city. Don't forget
the name and plaza. CT RUPPFRT
R-No BRANCH STORE noysGSns
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SNOW.WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed II you uae
CERES.
ine nahdsomesf Minnesota Patent Flour in thi
sserHn0's st. L0ssSs FaMoS Potent.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour or
GOLDEN HILL.
the WelLknown Standard Family F1our Of the M.
$Sia- Il is better than 1t ever was and makes
Hotls and Bread as Light and e.
white a. the driven snow
arst-class Grocery Store. " my
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
OoRAKR LIST BTRzH1 AND INDIANA Ayruun
---- --oo VIZ. D. GAIT 90
EDWIN f. BROOKS.
Fifteenth street.
C0ROORAN BUILDING.
xEANgY DKOP LIGHTS and SHADES; .,.o
NEM STOCK OF PATENT BRASS Ana POR1SS,
Style Of Finish ~ - 'ofnE An'
Sole Agent for the sale OF Messrs Miscbeu vsr..
COS Oelebrated CAB FIXTURES o' "
a large SUCK hand.
- Guarantee entire satisfaction
Aren't for Dr.. Colours EvAPORAToRs. asc,s..,
WANTER-Y9u % nnow tsat . nrst-caa.s SEQ
aREADY-MADE NEW ONE Try at JfiaT T
Old stand, No 6l9 D street. between Ga, ana !sS
streets northwest, or Branch Store No 1ia or
street northwest n. B-Very good prices maid ~,
nrstciass Second hand Clothing. Notes 6y mSsl
Promptly attended 70. 1A1lly
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EOR RENT.
Il store 81! Sth st. s;e.................... $500
No 1000 Is si iurn'shed ~ rs ......... 1900
Staple, ST. pet Ith and 9Th Sc. 500
No. o.! Gap st., MOD. 1mps, IL rs........... 1000
No III "a ave nW house&store mi, IL RS. &c &c
no 9so missouri ave-, gas and water % rs. 5000
IL Oh b. h.e.' Iurnlsned, 1900
FOR SALE.
~ Ilth Ct 9 e., lot 14xSO..: 1880
vi Rhode Island ave-. mod. imps. ......, $500
oL4 Sth ST. n.w houee and store .......... 1000
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the CITY
AUG A NICHOLSON Real Estate Broker
Lenox Building, corner eth and G St,
!an2oT Room No. 2
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We WILL NAME FEW PRICES BELOW:
Mems Calf Boots at So: former price So 50 Mems
Heavy Rip Doubie-sole Boots, l75: former -,
price $3.50 Gents Dress Boots, SIPS; for-f4l
mtr price $3.50 7"
All immense lot of Geuts' Caters. from 81 -
up to ST.
Youths Boot lob at 50 cts pail Youths Raw
State Shoes at & cts. pair
A large lot Ladies' SEppers with without heels
at % cts. Ladies' Rid Lace, Baltimore made, at
SI.75 ' "
At the above house can he found the largest assert
ment of Ladies, Misses and Cnldrens Shoes i'm the
city. at astonishing low prices
Ladies and Children's Rubbers at 20 cts pair
A Lew line OF 5-cent Shoes just received at the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
49, Pennsylvania avenue
eS Sign of the Fed Flag.
febs1y L. RTCHOLD, Proprietor
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LOST AND FOUND
BOARDING.

Nos. l0l2 AND 1914, 18TH ST. NEAR CORNER OF
~ ST n. W-Peasant Furnished ROOMS TO
Rent, w1tn BOARD; Transient and Table Boarders
accommodated Mrs. SMITH. feb5-2w
ROARDING.-M Mrs E. L RIDGELY removed from
- 1921 Pennsylvania avenue to 1929 + st, nearly
opposite Ebbitt House Furnished ROOMS with
BOARD. Table BOarders accommodated. feb3 lws
Observation-Disclosures -furnished ROOMS en-
- suite or single, with frst-class TABLE BOARD.
Also. Transient BOarders accommodated. References
exchanged. 612 9Th at. and 200 st. nv feb11y
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first.
~ class BOARD for transient parties at 81 so and
81 per day, at Mrs SOUTHALI'S. 70S 18th street,
Immediately facing the Treasury, White House. and
State, Navy and Var Departments. Regular Board
at very reduced prices. jan29-1ms
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL.-A few desirable
~ ROOMS. suitable for families, with conveniences
OF well conducted hotel Can be secured at prices
to suit the times. jan101m'
BOARDING HOUSE PROTECTIVE AGENCY,
- Office Is st. Cloud Building
CUNNINGHAM h BAKER.
This agency protects its patrons by keeping them
Informed Of imposters and swindlers, who obtain
Board or Rooms under false pretences. Business
strictly confidential Subscribers 85iper year so
cents per month. janl Inn
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LAME BACK.

WEAKNESS OF THE BACK AND MUSCLES. KIDNEY
DISEASE, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO. Az
tECTIoNs OF THE HEART, FEMALE COMPLaITrs
SitBboRN AND NEGLECTED. COLDS AND COUGHS
fENhR AND AGUE, DISEASES OF CHILDREN SUCH
COLDS. AND GROUP (WHEN USED IN ITS EARLY
STAGES, AMP FOR ALL Local ACHES AND PAISs
OF You've OR OLD.
superior tn any known remedy. ~ "
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FOR RENT AND SALE

E'Ok rem T-Nicely Furnished ROOMS en- suite
DIRE IS o. f., Star Office II.
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be obtained of almost any druggist in the United
States or Canada for 25 cents. Purchasers should
beware OF worthless limitations. and pastsrs having
similar sounding name. febS-s, W ,Im,r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27
HFMENEAI.

GRIFFITH-EVAN Married. at tho residence
OF the brides parents. June TO- by Rev. J. i. Hughes
aided by Rev. T. X. Jones. DR. Ahner Griffith. Of
Kane, Mexican county. and Miss Lizzie !. Evans,
of this place.
The foregoing is the announcement Of the final
cousummation of matrimonial affair at which
we hinted last week. That the hiSh-cOntTacting
powers may live long enough to their children
and their childrcn's children rise up and call them
blessed, Is all the additional good luck We can now
wish them.
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NOTICE

IL Estate of JOSEPH HENRY. decd.
Letters tcstamcntary the estate Of Joseph Hen
~. late of Susquehanna township having been
granted by the Register Of Cambria county to the
all persons indebted to said estate
will please make prompt payment and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
c6NRAB r1iSSii filHH fAilHNHGHERT. Executors.
IuDc % L\I-St
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LOCAL CORREsPONDENCE.
ST. Arersr1xE. june 2. Is1e.


Dean FREEMAS-On last Saturday afternoon a
concert given here for the benefit Of The church
of thfs place. by the members of the Holy Name
choir, Ebensburg and artistically and fUaucIalIy
ii proved a fiattering success. The weather was
favorable sky clear. warm, breeze cool and the
attendance large. Quite number OF your most
prominent citizens honored the occasion by their
presence.
The performance commenced at $50 p. N. and
continued for two hours. ] need not send You
programme, theyt emanated from your print
shop" The opening piece Peters 'lsaudate. was
rendered by the fun choir consisting OF Mrs Porter
Misses kittell. Blair and farrlsh ana hessrs.
Myers. Blair. Hoover and Kittell. lis needless to
say that it we'll rendered, and by the attentive
audience loudly applauded. a. indeed were all the
other admirable selections. The DE PrOfundis,
in Gregorian music. made a deep impression. Mr.
Il. Myers solo Poor, FOrsaken Tramp elected
warm applause '.Dost thou love me. Sister Ruth -
Comic duet sung in costume by Miss Blair and
Mr. Myers was evidently too short for the delight
ed auditors and was like several OF the succeeding
pieces loudly encored but the singers with total
disregard for these unmsstakable evidences ofappre-
-.Old Folks at Home a solo by Mrs. Porter chorus
by choir struck sympathetic chord in all hearts.
The dear old melody is sweet in itself. but IL made
sweeterand dearer by the hallowed memories which
il awakens. Mrs. Porter sang by request Under
the Daisies, beautiful song and one well caleula-
ted 10 show 10 advantage the qualitE ana culIure
of her full flexible and well mod uated voice Sew
eral gentlemen in the audience sent to Miss kttell
a written request that she favor them Win u lie
Tears with reluctance born Of innate mOdesty,
she consented. To say that its rendition was eX-
ccllent would be damn il with faint praise
The low notes OF her fine alto are remarkably full
ine a repetition IF ..SSsections from Tinafore -
4 choral Good Night - brought to close this
most pleasing entertainment. and dismissed the
highly appreciatve and greatly sratiiicd audience.
The tasteful toilets and modest department OF
the lady singers and the manly self possessed bear
ing Of the gentlemen were well worthy Of note and
May we soon have another opportunity to welcome
this excellent choir back to st. Augustine, and an
other chance TO enjoy their really delightful vocal
Yours. &c, HARxoNIA.
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ATDITOR,S NOTICE.-Having

"A been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution OF
the funds in the hands OF Geo. NJ. Reade. Esq.
Executor of Anthony STires. decd. as shown by
his first and partial account. to and amongst the
persons legally entitled thereto. notice is hereby
given to all parties interested that viii attend to
the duties Of said appointment. at my office in
Ebenshurg. Wednesday, July e. fS79 at oclock-
7. NJ. when and where all parties may attend II
they proper. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Inne % 1hIg -aT.
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ATDITOR.S NOTTCE.-The under

J-DITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed having been appointed Auditor to
reDort distribution of fund in the hands of Alvin
Evans and John +. Tibbott. two of the AdministTs-
tors of Thomas J. Lloyd. decd. ~ appears from
their second and partial account hereby gives no
tice that he will sit his Office in EhcnSburg. on
Tuesddt Julg t. 1879 at 7. for the purpose OF
attending to the duties of said appointment. when
and where all parties concerned must present their
ia rn> or Fc dclarred from coming in ON said fund
Inu,, u 1S-q-gt \ y BAEkFR Auditsr.
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TIARNONIA.



DEAR FREEMAS-A line from our township may
not be unacceptable, particularly as most Sub
scrbers take great pleasure in the perusal OF local
letters.
to delegates and candidatcS-waxes warm IN this
other sections Of the county. and there is every
prospect now that the brecZes of Saturday next
will fnhe excited and bcligerentheads of at least
three sets of opposing delegates in Barr township;
and A. for the candidates for Office themselves
IL needs a thoroughly staunch member of a total
abstinence society to resist the frequent temptations
which held out by the hopeful seekers after pO
litical precTnent
Mr Dan. James. Of our township deserves men
ton for having. accomplished the feat of cutting
burning rolling and planting in corn two acres Of
woodland. alone and single handed, and without
the aid of a horse in any part Of the work. Who
outstrp even equal this for energy and pluck
in a good cause?
1t Is proper and right to mention that under the
Skillful care and treatment OF Dr. W. H. Eek. Of
CarrOlltown. young Andy Farrell, who was so shock
ingy injured by being gorcd by COW. as Eoticed
in your columns some time ago has entirely recoN-
cred and il going about u usual In this connec-
tiOn il not amss to say that DIR. Eek undertook,
alone and unassisted. the most delicate Of surgical
operations. the eNigency of the when the Doc
tor was called being such as to demand Immediate
action. Besides this, the family feel that to the
gcntieman'S prompt and careful attention IL
due the escape Of the injured boy from eryspelas
and even threatened modification, the nature Of
the wound in the lower abdomen and the heat of
the weather at the time both tending to contribute
to those much dreaded results And to the many
kind ncighbOrS who during the trying ordeal were
willing and ready to assist the family in nurs
ing and caring the little unfortunate night and
day, the thanks of the family are due and hereby
extended. Honor to whom honor Is due. and to
the skilled physician and kind neighbors this tri-
butte Of thanks is heartily rendered.
Mr.. Frank Peters. IT.. Is putting up = nnc dwell
ing house in our township and is making all need
u preparations for the comfort of the bird before it
is Gagged. Success attend him.
Yours. &c. y r.
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CHERIFF'S SALES.-Bv Writ

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of
~ writ Of Tend. Erpon.. issued out OF the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me di-
rected there will he exposed to public sale at the
hotel of Conrad Raah, in JOhnstown- on Saturday,
July fsh 1879. At o'clock tho following real
estate. to wit:
ALL the right, title and interest Of VIM. Grant.
Of, in and TO lot of ground situated in the Second
ward of Conemaugh borough. Cambria county Pa,
fronting on Hubert street. adjoining lot Of Mrs
Ward on one side, an alley ON the other, and eI-
tending back to Hill alley. having thereon erected
two story plank house and stable. now in the oc-
cupancy of VIM. Grant. Taken in execution and
to be sold at suit of Borough of COnemaugh-
Also. all the right. title and interest OF James
Lynch. Of in and to a lot Of ground situated in the
First ward Of Concmaugh borough, Cambria coun-
ty, Pa. fronting Railroad street. adjoining lot
Of Mrs. Shea ono side. lot Of - Frank on 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 Mrs. Gala
CHER. Taken in execution and to be sold ut the suit
Of Borough of Conemaugh.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase mon
ey to hc paid when the property is Knocked down.
and the remaining two-thirds before the sonhrEa-
tion of the deed JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Shcrin-s ONCE. Ebensburs, June 10. 1879
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ATDITOP,S NOTICE-Tbe und

n l11O = NO1 II E. ilt uiluti-
"a signed. having been appointed Auditor 10
count of Lizzie H. Linton. Exccutrix or Peter L.
Linton deceased. and to report distribution OF the
fund in the hands OF accountant aS appears from
said account hereby gives notice that he viii sit at
office in Ehcnsburg. ThWrsG0g. July T.. 1879, at
10 o'clock for the purpose Of attending TO the
duties Of his appointment when and where all IIsr
ties concerned must present their claims or he de-
barred from coming in on said fund.
June %, IS79.-3t. A. V. BARKER, Auditor.
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ATrDITOR,S NOTICE-Notice

A UDlTOR'S office Is
"a hereby given that the undersigned. having
been appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court of
Cambria county to make distribution OF the fund.
in the hands of John ]. Roberts. Administrator Of
Robert J. Roberts deceased, as shown by his hrst
and partial and second and partial accounts to and
among those legally entitled thereto viii sit at his
office in Ehensburg. for the purpose Of attending TO
the duties Of said appointment. Friday July IS,
1873 the hour of o'clock. where those in
tercsted may attend, or be debarred from coming
inton said fund. T. ". DICK. Auditor.
Ehnns shlIrc- LUNG % lS-l--3t
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We fail to see anything singular in the fact that
the birds and the streams should like the preachers
and printers. demand brief summer holiday: for
have they not earned 1t? As to beetles browning
around o nights. they disturb whose
conscience Is clear. Whose conscience is entirely
clear2 YOU may ask. We answer. the conscience Of
that il clear who pays he goes, while at the
time his head il certainly level if he buys
what ready-madc clothing he may need at NJ
VOLTS. III Eleventh avenue. Altoona. Mr.. Wolf
il lust in receipt of of the largest stocks of
clothing ever opened in this section Of the State
clothing expressly calculated TO defy the hottest
beams Of the sun-and would like the FREENA n
readers to call and how cheap sells the same
A general invitation to that effect is extended.
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WUMORE ITEsIS-OuT NimOre cores
pondent writes The Catholic Church, Of
this place. held their picnic on Saturday last,
and it proved a success in every particular.
Mr.. y. B. Westbruok of Sonman, officiated
at one of the refreShment stands, and he did
his work faithfully.
Company II. anticipate holding a picnic
shortly, for the benefit of the company. The
date will he hereafter mentioned.
Major p. !. WOeslaglc, John SChroth and
!. V. FIeck have leased a plot of ground
from the Z. Il. K. Co, lying south of the
Catholic Church hill, and between a siding
and the main bed of the old Portage road
bed. They purpose making a fish pond of
it, and will stock it with trout as soon as
possible.
In a recent issue of the Herald, it was
claimed that Capt. Mclean, the inspecting
officer of the Fifth regiment, cOmplimented
Co. \ very highly as being the best drilled
company of the re- egiment. The inconsistency
of this sort of stuff will readily be seen when
it is known that this was only the third com
panv inspected at that time. 1t Is doing
an Injustice to the inspecting officer to print
him in that manner, for he Is not supposed to
proclaim to The country which is the best
drilled OF best disciplined company in the re
giment. and especially not before all the
companies of the regiment are inspected.
The Odd Fellows held their picnic here on
SATURDAY.. The dinner was gotten up es-
ueciallv for the occasion by Major p J.
WoleSlagle. and was complete triumph in
the culinary line.
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WI. II. DAVIS.
Il Ii nv hnD
TDTTOR-SNOTTCE-U

A UDITOR-S E-ITaving
~ been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Cambris county. 70 report distribution Of
fund in the hands Of T. y. Baker Executor of
Susan NaSle. deed. to and amongst those legally
entitled to receive The same. notice is hereby given
that will attend to the duties OF said appointment
at nv ONCE in Ebeusburg. on HedncFddV. july T.,
fS-g at O'Clock T. n. then and where all persons
interested NAV attend il they sec proper.
June 20 ls79.-3t. r g. KERR. Auditor.
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SEE yondcr rustic. barefoot boy
Chase butterflies adown the lane;
His life is such round OF 10y
sigh to be a lad again.
And when he falteTs in the rare.
And loudly, bitterly doth squcal.
Behold with what a tender grace
He sOothcs the stOnc-brusc on his heel
1t seems to he boy-nature 10 run barefoot at this
season. but all other grades of the human species
must have some covering for their feet and want
that covering at once neat and serviceable. Hae
the reader ever heard of the boot and shoe estab-
lshment Of =. Blumcnthal. l1I9 Eleventh avenue.
Altoona OF course he has, for IL is known far and
wide to be the most extensive in this section the
State. Well. Mr. Blumcnthal has Just received
another invoice of elegant boots shoes and slippers
for men and women, boys and girls. and children.
and the assurance is given that though the superior
quality Of the stock j. maintained. vet the prices
have been materially reduced. If you favor him
with order, you will never regret il, for both the
purchase You make and the price you pay will suit
you.