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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

The next meeting Of the State Grange
viii 90 held in Charleston on the Sd day of
February next, end it is very desirable that
as many OF our SUBJ Oranges should be rep
resented in that meeting as possible. They
are not entitled 20 representation unless
they are clear on the books OF the Eecreta-
~, and hence It is urged that all sub
Oranges make their report by the 10th of
this month and pay up all past dues to the
5lst Decenber last. SO as TO entitle them to
Q seat and vote in the State Grange.
Brethren, do not allow negligence to place
yon in an unnatural postiou.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

Do You WAIT TO EHJoY LIFE Death.
or what u worse, 10 the inevitable result Of
continued Suspension of the menstrual flow.
1t is condition which should not so trifiefi
Titu: Immediate relief is the only safe
guard against constitutional ruin. In ali
cases OF suppression, suspension or other
irregularities OF the Courses, :, DR.. ]. Bred
held's Female Regulator Is the only sure
remedy. It acts by giving tone the 1iery.
Gus centree improving the blood, and de-
termining directly to the organs of men
truation. 1t IS a legitimate prescription.
and the most intelligent doctors use it.
Ask your druggist for Il. -, :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

orTTille Grange viii meet on Friday, Esd
Instant, at 0 O'Clock e. n.., Business Of inn
portance will come before the Grange, and
full meeting Is desired.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

There wili be y meeting of Hnnters
Spring Grange on Friday, 9th instent, at
o'clock p. m. Officers win be elected
and other important business attepled TO-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

sTRATED or sTOLEN.-A SETTER
f0F, yellow color. white ring around neck,
white feet answers TO the name OF Jack. A
liberal reward will bs paid for his delivery
at Ligon &C. Hills Store. 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

CHAnLEsToN, s. O., Jan. 2, 1880.
We take pleasure in informing our friends
that Captain JAMES P. GIBBEs. well
known to the Merchants throughout the
State, has associated himself with our
house, where he viii be glad to see his
friends. Very respectfully,
s-3 JOHNSTON, CREWS & co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08
siie' RarIners, lEeetinIgr;..

Public attention IS called to tho next
Farmers' Meeting, to be held - the srti
Friday instant, and O general attendance Is
required as business of importance will
Repre-
seAtatiyss are request "a Co participate in
the deliberations, osd give some nccount Of
iegialatl ;;a.55ilgs..g z iilllgys.g 8 "a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08
SPECIAL NoTIcEs.

John E. Peoples will buy all your REM
nants of loose cotton-seed or lint. Bring
it on.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

tgesyg nlgg.
Under tIse stnarvision og tho Executive
GonnEaitt tee of Poaiona Grange.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08
81


and FancyE
lsaiins oton 9Sg g. kine Fla
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

HARTZ0G.-Married. at East Lib
erty on Tuesday. August 10. 1850. by Rev. Father
Kane, Nr JONI ". BTLLER. Of CiallitziD, Cambria
county, and Miss MARY HABTzO0, Of the former
place.
Having already congratulated our yOcng friends
the happy realization Of their fOTTily cherished
hopes, it only remains for US TO tender them our
sincere thanks and best wishes 20. the large and
delicious cake and the no less welcome greenback
which accompanied the above notice. Blessings
ye both, happy husband, happy wife. May love
and contentment ever find abidi ng place in your
hospitable household and may the springtide Of
your love never cbb until the dissoiving hand OF
death has parted You iu this world only TO unite
you once more and forever in the better world 10
come. May you in short
In your voyage thro' lifc's stormy never vary,
And in fair or foul weather may John 90 his Mary
BE constant and faithful, while without one pro or
con
May Mary. fond wife and loving. be obcdient TO
John:
And should the fafes so decree when squalls arc
quite near.
May few little BuIcrs In clean white caps ap-
pear.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

DrN,oCRATIC CLUB MEETTN G. "A meeting
of The Hancock and English Cluo OF EoeI,s- pens
T1,rg and Cambria township was heiu III III. 'iL.
new club room, over Lloyd ; stoIt5 oiI -
Friday evening when, upon motlott oL II. -, -
SfcTita NJ ID Eittell was selected 10 PEI
80, tIa dnties of the absent Secretary. Inc
noeafinn was purely a business one, Ihe SPe-
ai9I object beinc the appointment OF 4 com,
m;ttee on enrolment ana t'Aalioli1 - -
another on naturalization. A moIlOh lI M"o
adopteG authorizing the PresldeIt on tiio ~,
70 eTnnoint said committees, to consist OF Two
members each. The President lleTeuPoIl
oppointed j. A. Kennedy ana j. ~, iIaS90ii s,i
on itbe first named committee, and =. r -
DonneIl and NJ ID. kittell on the haturallAd-
tion committee. s 4,,,oriro,
and pIOouent remarks in reference 20 tiie re-
cent death of one Of the members OF tile ,9 CIup'
Geo ~ Oatman Esq, and concluded Dy OF
farinG thp following resolutions, Whlch WeIe
unanimously adopted by rising vote
Pesofred That this Club at its first meeting SinGe nee
tho death of George W. Oatman Esq otle - ~, - 80
,zt ysefuI and energetic members taxes OCCASION
~ eSnress its sorrow at this sad event , 80
RrgoIred That in the death OF TINS -,
ei M Ioss of Jealous and able defender OF i'eil-
ocratic principles, ana society thel oi ~ -,
kind hearted and Intelligent cltlHG ssino- his
for the right, and his iearIessn III 5 - ~
convictions animate those who survive hii"'
A number oe persons enrolled themselves
os members of the Club, making tie t2t"l
membership to date about sixty. r-u
The new Club room Is neatly hIted up i3lL ioL
tbe recommendations of the Club, ana the
Presidents desk Surmounteu 9y d 9Il,'ll S3t It'li
non a rift from General Mcdonald, whlch
VIII do GOOD service in the ratification OF Il
Grand Democratic victory next NoVeulneL:
The Club adjourned TO meet AGAIN on oit-
urday evening, August 2lst, at ~ octocS'
hen imnortaTt business will be transacted
NJ r. j. CEEERY, President.
NJ u KITTFII, Secretary pro. teH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

a New KIND or "BALsAN. The Al
toona Tribune OF Monday tells this story. at
the expense of one of our most amlaOle
friends and patrons in that city:
tgnc luv last week there q scene enacted on
the Dry Cap road which came near ending IN a
tr.ycdy George Nea.cr and Christ. Wahl each
bor.rFlt fresh COW with calf. Mr.. Wahls COW be
inar n rluIr1- one day George and Farmer Beales
went TO the Tot where the two cows were kept 20
look at the former gcntlcman's purchase me
COW was in the back part Tie lot and George
to save tEe.troublc OF going after her. began 10
bawl like calf. In 80 moment oid mvleH pl', -, ~,
l,c4J down 1,lf CHARGED on George He ran with
an suecd but the COW kept on. FIrmcT was IN Inc
middle of the field, and George yelled fraGtlclly
ia him ..Bayvl some: baWl some but Farmer
didn't bawI as hc was not prepared Tor charge
like that George we-t over The ieucc Just IN thg
nick of time. Ever since that he has Kept shy Of
muIoy cows.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.

IA Estate Of GEO. ". OATNAS, decd.
Letters Of administration on the estate of Geo.
w Oatman. late Of Eocnsburg borough, deceased,
having been granted te the undcrs igucd. all per
sons Indebted to said estate arc hereby notified
that Immediate payment must be made. and those
having claims against the same VIII present them
properly authenticated for settlement
II. KINKEAD, Administrator.
T.bor1sh1r.r 1Sg0.-6t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
DvFCI-TOR,S NOTICE

H Estate Of MARGARET AICMULLEN, dec d.
Letters testameHtary on the estate Of Margaret
AIcNullen. late Of Cleavfield township deceased.
having been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted TO said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment. and those having claims against
the estate viii present them properly autncntica-
ted for settl lement.
CORNELIUS MORRIS, Executor.
Glcarfnll TMn-- AM -. 1SSO.-lt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

EVERY YOUNG PERSON needs more educa-
tiou than he has Education is business cap
itaI. Normal Schools make thorough scho!-
ars. Indeed, one of the distinguishing char
acteristics of Normal School instruction Is
thoroupHpess. Graduates of the state Nor
NAL school at Indiana, Pa, already find en-
plovment i'm several States, at salaries vary
ing from Six Hundred to Twelve Hundred
Dollars per annuul. see advertisement ia
another column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

DWELLING House DESTROYED AND ChiID
BURNED TO DEATH.-Ihe distressing news
reached us on Monday last that shortly aIteT
midnight the preceding morning tHe nouSe
Cf Nj Charles COoney, of Munster town.
shin. had been destroyed by hTe ana tudI one
of +be eioI,t children of the family had per-
isbed in the flames. The facts connected
with this sad catastrophe seem 10 pc IIt'O Sue
famjIv had cone to bed as usual Saturday
nioht and at the hour stated were aWahelie0
Inv the strong smell of smoke when peIVaueu
tLe atmosphere. The house at TINS time vas
n mass of flames, but, by hercuean efforts
~ tI,rounh the interpositiOn OF Providence,
all escaped, with only slight INJURY, except
inc one little daughter, aged years, WHo9e
rescue was made impossible by the TdpiG P PIo-
rress of the pItiess element She was DuII-
ed to a crisp, her agoniZing dealh -sIlIith9 4
I.inoino in the ears of her parents ana DiojI-
ers and sisters, who were poWerieSS 10 ac-
complish her rescue, though Ile ittIIst, MC
are told had to be restrained from stct -
his own life in the hopeless effort tooaNe IiidU
of his child. Two other members Oh Iile
family, both children, were slightly burned
one on the feet and the other on Tue MINUS
B There Is said to be one circumstance cohneSu-
ed with this sad tragedy which remains TO Oe
. explained Amidst all the wreck Oh lh"'Vot
E and loss Of life we are assured by competent
/ witnesses that time enough was louuu Dg
/ somebody about the premises TO rescue iIoll
its hiding-piace and carry 10 a maven ol sdI
. " tbp Sum Of - 100. which had been Secreted
, Somewhere on the premises. Charity prompts
the hope that the money was not sought lol
. with full knowledge, or even a ldlhI 9u9-
picOn of the terrible death WIhch ""2 r. Il. II
I store for the unfortunate little one. Lee
house was log Cne, built many years ago
+ and contained a large, old-taShloheu SlOllt
chimney through the cracks OF Whch tlio ii'
is supposed to have communicated VIII tl'
wood work thereby setting the bulldllG OF
fire The loss is not heavy, we presume, Du
heavy or Iiyht il Is total, there having beer
no insurance on the property.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

rktE Of lovers idly strollcd,
Adowu 1vcuuc5
Said he: Now tell me what II IS
That YOU would like to do .:
She tossed a chip into tie brook
Beneath the cooling shade,
Said She I'D like 10 shed my shoes
And git IN thar and wade
subsequently she thought better OF u and n, re,
marked s.Tiie acme OF human bliss ior me would
i,a 10 see YOU she'd that miserable suit OF clothes
Won have on and 20 10 Simon & Bcndheim' s, ncGt
door 10 the First National Bank, Altoona. anu = y
fbfr,r nice neat and uohly.' This hTin. which
is one'of the most solid TO be found anywhere deals
only in rs-ciass goods, ana their prices commend
tfeu,~ciycs to all who come within their influence
Ii YOU patronlze them, ypu VIII never regret IT,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
RRYARE TAYLOR
FOR SALE.-The undersi,

DARN FOR SALE.-The uHdersiCn-
H. ell offers at private sale her Farm Of Iss0
Acres. situated ON the Turnpike in Munster town
shin one mile from Cress1n, having thereon erect
ed a large two story FRAMB DWELLING House, a
PLANK STABLE, and all necessary outbuildines.
There is also an abundance OF apple, pear and plum
frees and plenty Of good water the premises.
Ths Uropcrtv is one OF the best in the county for
the purposes of a summer resort ana as such could
he made very profitable 1t will be sold at a bar
gain and on easy payments. For further iniorma-
tfou call on or address WN. GARRETT Munster
Cambria Co. Pa, or apply TO the owner:
Mus ALICE SMNTH.
Aug. 20, 1ss3.-3n. - Pike ST, pittsburgh
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
CONTEMPLATION

REPUBLICAN LOVE FOR THE SOLDIER
IN A HORN.
EDITOR FREEMAH-The following official docu-
mcnts speak for themselves.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 6, 1850
SIR: Having been examined and found qualified
to perform the duties offs cerkship of the frst class
tSl2oo per year, yoq on are heIeDS ere "a @ q % filh
sury for the Post Once Department, rice F. J. Nc
A'-''' p am, very respectfully.
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary OF the Trca sury.
To ~ J. RILEY. Esq, of Pennsylyania.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July u, 1851.
Sir: Having been examined and found qualified
to perform the duties Of n clerkshp Of the second
and appointed clerk Of that class IA the office Of
the sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, rice 5 V Boyd,
am, very respectfully;
Secretary of the Treasury.
To A. ]. riley, Esq.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3, 1858.
Hox. =. p. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury;
sir: hereby tender ny RESIGNATION As q clerk
the Treasury for the Post Office Department, and
respectfully request that you would appoint in my
place some soldier who has been wounded OF inca
pacftatcd from active duty in the service OF his
country. / have the honor TO be- very respectfully,
Your Ob'd't servant, A }. kitEN
Your readers viii perceive from the above that
was appointed clerk under the administration OF
President Buchanan, that was promoted under
the administration OF President Lincoln, ana tfat
resigned, after serving tTo years and nine months
unIeT the latter and eleven months under the
former having also acted as a temporary clerk un-
der Mr. Il. for year. from April ], 1893, 70 April
l 1850. in assisting to audit the Oregon and WASH
ippton territories war claim amounting TO six ana
a half million of dollars. l regret TO say that MI
Chase Secretary Of the Treasury under Mr.. Lin
coin did not carry my request 10 appoint a
soldier. having selected for my place Mr. Scharrtt,
n cOrrespOndent Of a Chicago newspaper, who was
no more fit to fill my situation than was to be 4
Bishop. Such is the so-called love OF the RepubH-
can marty for the soldiers OF the Republic said or
nanization giving the word OF promise TO the ear
only to break it to the hope" Hancock viii give
their marty another Gettysburg route in Noyem6er-
Respectfully, a ,. H.
LINES
I TO Mr. AND MRS. FRANK CEANEB Oh THR DEATH OF
THEIR DARLING CHILD, LOUIE
Fond parents. weep not for your sweet angel boy
DO not wish MIN back from his heavenly home
But thank God he has called him in his childhood
and has placed him among His chosen-Hts own.
4 We know Louie's death has caused you great sad
/
/ But he is much happier than II he was alive;
Then why should you fret for the one God has take
H When of bright handsome children He has stu
left you live?
/ You have one now in heaven so happy and pure,
AIways with the loved ones you 50 much adore :;
: Then pray to him often, both father and mother
. And he'll ask OF our Saviour whate er you i'm
Ioretto, August s. 1880.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

THE p. r. r. AND THE LLOYD ESTATE
George NJ Reade, ESQ, of this place, attor-
ppy for the asSigneeS of VIM. n. Lloyd x
Co. flied in the United States District Court,
Pittsburgh. on Saturday last, number OF
papers which are preliminary to suit which
he proposes bringing against the PennsylYa-
mia Railroad Company, and in the event OF
the matter being decided in favor of the as
sfgnecs the general creditors viii have reason
TO congratulate themselves It appears from
the statements of Mr. ReadC that during the
progress of some other suit, brought recently
by the assignees Of the bankrupt banking
firm there were certain disclosures made
which rendered it probable that the stock OF
the Bells Gap Railroad Company, the Al
tOona Iron Company, the First National Bank
Of Altoona. and the Altoona Gas q water
Company held by the Iloyds during their
been transferred to the Pennsylvania Ran
Road as a kind Of preferred creditor, thus
preventing an equitable division of the assets.
The amount of money involved Il very large,
and the decision of these suits, which Will
now probably be forced to trial, viii be look
ed for anXiOuSly by the general creditors OF
the firm There are about 900 creditors II
Altoona and vicinity, ard over one hundred
at FbenSburg-in all ABOUT SO0-all of then
. unsecured. If the assignees are successful
in all the suits pending. including one to re
. cover the mansion of Mr.. Lloyd, at Altoona
valued at SjO, 600 other dividends Will be dc
clared but almost an endless amount OF ltl
. CATION is involved and it IS useless TO rais'
. the hopes Of creditors as to what may be eX
pected. Wait patiently, and the dividend
when they come will be more appreciated
So says the Altoona Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Estate of JOHN G. LAKE, deed.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of John
q. Lake. Esq. late of The borough Of EbcnS5uTg
ecea scd having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted said estate are hereby nOt
fcd that payment must he made without delay,
and those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
NJ. ID. KITTEIL, Administrator.
EbenSburg, Aug. 20. 1sSO.-5t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

4 ToM-CAT sits upon shed
And warbics wildly TO his mate;
ooh when the world has gone to bcd'
love TO sit and new tia late
But while the tom cat sits and sings
I'm sr,riugs a boarder, mad with nate
Who shoots that cat TO Eddie strings
He also loved 70 mutilate.
This it is to be presumed occurs IN i, ti,g - Z ~
fmaIs But let Us drop that subject no., - 60 E5 E5
tj,ejr extrrs is such as TO make you ashamed OF
Yourself whenever YOU appear in public, and You
say to yourself that You viii buy rom ~ ,I -
cJSa ,,s,t time You 20 TO make purchase, then we
advise, you 10 J,ay a visit to las. J.. M0IpH.. lv
Clinton street. Johnstuwn. before going elS -.
He soils on IN goods OF the urs tcaSs, and sells teii
cheap.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

-.'Carry the news to Mary - Health,
and happiuc-s are round ia every box OF
sellers Liver Pills.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

TRUTH AND HoEOR.-Qucry What is
the best family medicine in the world to reg
ulate the bowels, purify the blood, remove
cOstivenesS and bSiOusncss, aid digestion and
tone up the whole system Truth and honor
compel us to answer, Hop Bjtters, beng
pure perfect and harmles5.--Ed. See anOth-
cT column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
ORTIZ AIRY

DUNN.-Dicd, in Carroll township, on Wednes,
day, July 2l 1sS) IDA. eldest daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ealcnsiue DUNN. aged Is years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

As WHIT in the garden saw I'VE brave n algSS,
Sitting on five broad beds, braiding broad oralaS.
| said to these five brave maids sitting on H'c
broad beds, -, -,
Brafdjn. broad braids: Braid broad bralds, pTaVe
maids
The recftfny Of the foregoing is said to be Ia
vorfto pastfine for romantic young persons VINO
tr1grcs nor the anguish they atilict on the com
mu3itv II something like this, now were ut my llI9
poeticaI shape and played TO music, ,I lte,e ~, @
te sense and solid reasoning in 1t: W nei Sou 70
elsewhere than to Godfrey VOLTS next door 20 INC
++s-J,-119 1a clothing YOU commit grievous error
for c sells YOU cheap, and he sells you good goods
nj, q celebrated Rochester clothing 81 eclaty Or
30 T, nail promutIy attended to and iavors Of
that kind respectfully solicited
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

Five tramps were brought here from +.
Conemaugh this CFhursd3y) forenoon and
committed to Jail. Tram jumping.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

"PAssIxG" STRANGE.-The Herald Of last
week tells the following, which may be true
to the letter. though some there are who will
possibly feel like passing the 'buckct fun
of slop' part Of the story by as unworthy OF
credence The Herald says:
A married lady in this place. upon retiring to
bed ON Tuesday night. discovered that she had i9st
her purse confirming thrty-six dollars IN gold com
Search for the ..hlthy lGcre was made immediate
Iv aFont the premises. but all in vain She had
visited a neighbor in the early part OF the evening"
and repairing there search was again Inade, anu
with me sapie result rs before. She remembered
having passed a bucket full of slop- and upon emp
tyuw lie bucket Of its contents the purse and gold
were found in the bottom
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20
Two MORE dishes of cream
To tho waiter he cried,
His eyes staring wildly,
His mouth open wide;
Il love her most iuudlE.
To marriage I'm bent,
And III satisfy her appetite
IL t.l,ns my Inst cont

His last cent was spent, and the sequeI Was !.
wedding wherein he and she occupied the front
seats Subsequent to this she contldcd TO MIN, rs
a profound secret and one which was 70 20 no l.-
fber that how she CHANGED to Curapture MIN Was
that her skirts were short and she wore par W
those matchless walkin.-shoes to Ee bought ON
at = BIumenthal's 11l9 Eleventh avenue, ~
trona Mr. BlumcnthaIs stock OF wear ior INC @ lcc,
for both ladies and gentlemen Is unus liiy Iar 81
and cheaper than the same line OF goods cth pc
found elsewhere in the interior Of the State.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-20

OFO NJ. READE, AHoTnep-at-La10,
" Fbeuzburg. p. OhOe oa Centre street
three doors from Il igh street. to--'' %