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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-11
ENFCTTOR'S NOTICE

- Estate of 1IarK EIHLAHAN deed.
Letters tCSttmeatary the estate of Mark kIt,
lahan. late of CleartieId township. deceased have
heen granted 10 the undersigned. residing in tho
same township. All persons indebted 20 said cs-
tate VIII please make payment without delay. and
those having claims against the same VIII present
thcm- properly prohatcd. for settlement
JOSEPH BEElNtfER Executor
CIcarhcld Twp. May a. lSsO.-6t.=
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ENECUToR.S -NoTICF

II Estate Of NITCHhEL SEEILv- decd
Letters tcStomeutgry upon .Hc estate uf sIfelrsT
Skelly. late of Cruylc township deceased. having.
been granted to the undersigned. notice Is hereby
given 20 those indebted 10 said estate 20 uak he inn
mediate payment. and those having claims viii
present the same properly authenticated for tile
muut. JAMES SET.I.T.N r-va.,,r..r
Nav Il. 1850. .-sts
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FROM THE HUB.-There is perhaps no
tonic offered to the people that possesses a.
much real intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters
just at this season of the year, when the
stomach needs an appetizer, or the blood
needs purifying, the cheapest and best rem
edy Is Hop BtterS. An ounce of prevention
IS worth pound of cure don't wait until
you aIC pTOstrated by disease that may
take months for you to recover in.-Bosfon
Globe.
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4 - Z L i''-N.--i llFItIN give DOllce that
- have % legal offset OF $3.50 90 lt,pfr.t three
promissory notes executed by me in June ls77 iu
laNor oi william BurgouB, Of White TOWNSHIP ID
cambria county, each Of aid notes being for Sla1
and payable i'm one two and three years after their
date Any person, therefore who purchases said
notes, OF any OF them will do subject 10 said Off
SCH; 4. L. BT RtfODN.
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GATTTONNoTTCE

TAUTION NOTICE. are
~ hereby cautioned against harboriu.r or i'm ar7v
way trusting my son, JosErH A STrNEHIsER- aged
ii Nears. who has ON sundTy occasions left home
from winch ne rs now absent. without lust cause OF
prgyocauon, as / am determined not TO paw any
depts he may contract nor assume any responsible
ity for what he may do.
ALDNSIUS STIN NEBISER-
Barr Twp, May p. 1850. st.
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BlaCkSilkI
Such a stock as Blac.
affords the best tez =,
spirit of a merchant
stltutcs too large p7-.,
trade to be tnhed WITH
as he conducts thai
considers it wise to r,
the rest Of his busiDs.
have here the clue al
icy. If he sells sbr
at a low price and
them cheap because tI-
snowy or if he sells r.
silks at a low price and
them cheap because tT-
heavy, he either dos
know his business Or
Tately cheats. To be a
IS nothing to be hear
nothing. A showv
may be nearly all conc
heavy silk may be ne-
dye !
We are frank en5-
say that few statesmen a.
chants can tel a eo55
from one that is not r
and often, when a bad
IS sold, neither the ner
nor his salesman has
piCiOn Of the fact
But the great inGls-
sllk-manufaCture, usl1- n.
lions upon millions of Can
and Thousands upon tn
sands Of human lives. 5--
conducted in ignorance
raw material or Of It's m
duct. Few Undertakinrs +
man are based on more e5~
knowledge. Do YOU -
gine, then, that there -
be any considerable u-1
tainty about the quality q.
silk which we place ban
you? There is necez
just this ground Of unca-
ty, and no other: a good 81
is sometimes spoiled IN 1
last process Of manufa---
and the fact can be t5-
out only by wearing il
The buyers P-o5len
how to get the oeuan ra
and avoid all that can
avoided OF the uncertain b
And this is the answH: : b
Of a merchant whose gnE
plan Of business IS to lc-
your confidence by n5TE
traying II, either through
noranCe or Indifferent a
whose dealings are l-
enough TO give him the B.
in the market at the both
of the market pnCe
This IS all that can be p
ftably said about br--
silks in general It cor.
the whole ground and st
whole science Of buying
persons without 2 q5-
technical, and very z
knowledge of goods
But very likely YOU W
to know what we mean 5'
good silk, and what g
silk costs By a good S
we mean one that VIII Z
disappOint reasonable exp
tatIOnS as TO apPe1zl
either when new or Old
A good sill, may be E
here for a dollar The b
silk can be got here to- /.
dollars ; after that Il s
matter Of weight alone ]
best and heaviest we hare
plain black silk IS siy-l1-,
half dollars
We have no dealing
any silk that VIC have 2
distrust Of; and if YOU u
to know what we lL--A
any particular piece o. S
that we sell, You can IL
by asking.
Catalogues of C9o-s g
if requested they ls
follows:
No. /. Ladies and children p
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TIE First National Bank of Mead
vile closed its doors on Friday because
of IAN impairment of the capital stock.
The depositOrs will be paid off.
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HOI-SE nIRErrnn m.

IhutrslS Shed 9fters himself as cand idate for
the Office of Poor House Director subject 10 Tie de-
clsloh OF the coming Democratic convention. II
charge the duties pertaining TO the position 10 the
oeSt OF ms ahillty. :. J LUTHER.
White Twp. May S. 1SS0.-t.c
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G. to con per day at home. Samples worth 3
% W N-N tres- Adrress STINsoS \ Co. Port
land. Maine. Tl2-S - -iylsI
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EOB PROTHONOTARY.-Theu nm
= dersigncd offers himself as q candidate for
thc once OF lrothcnotary cf Cambria county sub
elected feels competent TO discharge the duties o.
the position inteliigently and satisfactorily
H a. SHOEMAKER
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FAIRS.

According to Reformed Presbyterians.
those who framed the Constitution were
nearly all tinged with inidelity. They
tell us that a great mistake was made at
the organizations Of our government be-
Cause no religious qualifications were re-
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EOR THE LEGISLATURE.-I here
\ 10y announce myself as % candidate for the
Legislature, subject 90 the rules ur the Democratic
county convention L. = Fl E1IINOi.
GallitZin, March 10. lSSo.-t.c+
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1AitD.-The undersigned offers him
- self as candidate for the office of Pr1t1lono
trA- SUBJECT 10 the decision Of the coming Demo
c;htic county convention, and, If nominated and
elected, pledges himself TO perform tho duties of
the position honestly and 20 jhe best of his ability
q. a. LANGBEI
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Catalogues of Coo-s
if requested ; they I5
follows:
No. /. Ladies and rhli-e-s
suits. unEc.c.1.l-l-,
garments, lacr
shoes. etc, Ctc.
No. :. Mems and BOYS wear. an o.
cles.
No. ,. Pieoe-coods Of al L.a155 - g
drcss-goods. cloths --l.
linens, prints, l-- .-
white-Eoods, uPlo-si-''.'
No. :. Fancy-goods, laess, en-, en-.
cries. trimmings I
worsteds. st-uonai.r
puzzles, etc.
No. Z. House-furnishing Eoo-s.
No. 8. Outdoor sports: archer
quet, etc.
Samples of Piece'go,.-
sent, If requested. III - -.
for samples please mo-, -,
what grade and desoIg
of goods you want
IOHN WANAMAhEN
Chestnut, Thirteenth, h2IA''
Juniper Stsr
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To j. ii. Nichols, n nonresident:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued In the District Court of the
First Judicial District of the Territory
Of Wyoming, within and for the county
Of Laramie, by Maier Marks and Will
liam Myers, partners In trade, doing
business in the firm name and style OF
Marks & Myers, in which said court
the petition Of said Marks & Myers has
been filed. The object and prayer Of
the petition In said cause is to recover
from you the sum Of $10l 59-100 with
interest thereon since October 10Th,
1878, ut the rate of twelve per centum
per annum, ON account for goods, wares
and merchandise by said Marks Il
Myers sold and delivered to you at your
request between the 10th day Of Sep
tember, 1873, and the 20th day Of Octo-
Der, 1873. 1Fk ff
You arc further notified that your
house and lot situated on the corner OF
10th and Ransom streets, In thu City Of
Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming
Territory, has been attached In said
action to satisfy said demand, and you
are required to answer said petition on
or before the ID day Of October, A. ID.
1880.
MARKS & MYERS,
Plaintiffs.
BY W. w. CoRLErT,
Their Attorney.
JOHN X. JEFFREY,
aug4-doaw6w Clerk Of Said Court
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sarntoga, Aug. 24.-Gabriel won the
mile dash, Scotilla, second. Time,
1:44.
Elias Lawrence won the IL mile race,
Checkmate third. Time, 1858.
In the mile dash Chimney Sweep
won, King Craft second. Time 1:4si.
Governor Hampton won the II mile
race, Charles Bachus second. Time,
200.
Hartford, Aug. .24.-In the 2:27 class,
purse $1,000, Glendale, l, l, 1; Dan
Smith, Q, Q, 9; Mollie, 3, 8, distanced;
Penelope, 4, 4, distanced. Time, 2:22l,
2-23a, 2:20i.
In the 2:2l class, purse $4,000, Mon
roe Chief, 1, 1, i; Voltaire, 8, 2, 2;
Captain Emmons, 9, 3. 8; Sheridan, 8,
4, s.; Morse, 4, 8, 4. Time, a1si ,2:2l1,
2:2Oi.
In the 2:25 class, two miles, parse
81, 600, divided, Steve Maxwell, l, L
Gray Chief, 3, 2; Unalala, ., 8; Annie
H., 4, 4. Time, 4:52l, 4:53.
Running race, all ages, mile and
half, Ingomer first. Terrene second
virgilIan third. Time, 2:42.
Two mile raeo over eight hurdles
Lizzie ID. FIRST, Audaux second, Adail
third. Time, 3:58t.
New York, Aug, 24.-St. Julien will
run against 2:11a Thursday.
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A Mysteriou. DaxxIer.

The Saratoga correspondent of the
New York snail" says: "There is a
lady here who fairly revels in a wealth
OF jewels. She glitters under the chan
delier at night like mine of Golconda
into which the sunlight is pouring its
fullest beams. She is veritable blaze
Of diamonds. She has q necklace of
diamond stars strung together, and
worn with as much indifference rs
though they were mere pebbles. She
has diamond cross, fully finger long.
which she wears in her hair, a diamond
spray Of feathers-a large buckle, all OF
brilliants, eardrops, brooches, bracelets,
and rings innumerable. Her gems are
flt to adorn queen, and are said to be
valued ut between two and three hun
dred thousand dollars. From whence
comes all this wealth, and who is this
queen of diamondsY Nobody seems to
know. She is not New Yorker. nor
q Philadelphian, neither does she hail
from tne incompatible city of Boston.
She may come from tnc glowing west.
that land of gold and gems, OF barbara
splendor and illimitable wealth, within
the recesses Of whose mountains arc
hidden treasures as golden and rich
as are tho wonderful sunsets beyond
the Golden Gate in the vast pacific.
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The murderer Of Marburger has not
yet been captured by the Rocky Noun
tain Detective association, and unless
somebody puts up money enough to pay
these private detectives for producing
the murderer, he is likely TO escape al
together.
The Denver Ners, Of yesterday. pays
the following compliment TO the detee-
tive association:
The present system of relying on
private detectives for TIE apprehension
Of criminals is very unsatisfactory. In
deed, 1t Is easy 70 come TO the conclu-
sion that its tendencies must inevitably
be 10 corruption There is vague
suspicion abroad that more rich con-
yicts are aided TO escape the vengeance
OF the law all over the country by these
private detective associations than are
brought 10 justice. 1t cannot well be
otherwise. II the reward for a muir
derer is thousand dollars and the de-
teetiyes can get two thousand for let
ting him get away. why will they not
take the latter sum instead of the for.
merr They admit they are detectives
solely for the sake OF the money there is
In IL. We know Of no charges against our
own professionals and do not mean any
reelection on them when we say that in
the ease OF a man like Travefia, where
there is no reward offered, the only
chance for them TO make anything is 10
let him on. n they have him shadow
cd in some quiet nook his friends will
spend the last cent TO induce them TO
relax their vigilance. Such situation
cannot but breed most mischieyous rot
tenness. IL Is a serious question wheth-
or tho suppression OF this growing bust
ness OF private detection would not be a
great moral advantage tosociety. Ifit
were done all classes would insist upon
a sufficient corps Of public detectives
into which none but men OF established
integrity could gain admittance. As IL
is now, when n man is discharged from
the police for confederating with a
burglar he Mt once sets up rs 'sprivate
detective" and goes TO putting up jobs
to blackmail decent people and to en-
courage the preparation Of crime which
will bring grist TO his mill. Engage
any detective in private conversation
and he will point you TO other men in
l.. L.. n. a. l.
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Austin, Texas, Aug. 2L-Mat and
Bill Potter, Roll Dublin, and Jim Null
kins plead guilty Of robbing mails, and
were sentenced to ten years. imprison-
ment.
Parties from the west report Victo-
rios Indians whipped Grierson, instead
Of being whipped, and are now in Mex
leo.
During the difficulty on Saturday at
Leeville, twenty miles from here. three
Littleiield brothers, William, Phipp and
Houston, were killed.
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San Fancisco, Aug. 24.-The stem
mer Newbarr, from Mazatlan, reports
the United States schooner yacht,
Freda, arrived there on the nth inst,
from Socorro Island, for which she was
Dispatched from here on the 28th Of
July, by orders OF Secretary Thompson,
to search Captain Jones and wife and
tho boats crew Of the abandoned bark
Mathilde. supposed to have sought ref
uge on the island. Tho Freda reports
that after three dsys' search nothing
could be found OF the castaways, moi
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Chicago, Aug. 24.-Yesterday tho
laborers excavating for sewer near
Wicker park, in the northwestern part
OF the city came upon the petrified re-
mains OF mastodon at depth Of 1s
feet. Among the pieces already Sc
cured arc q section Of the tusk four
inches In diameter at one end and
six inches at the other and tooth
weighing six pounds:
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ssiri Muu,inr Him.

San Francisco, Aug. pa Tucson
dispatch says: Sheriff Butner with
posse, left here last night to inter-
cept and arrest the Mexican brigand,
Reyes, who, with his band, were report
ed TO be in the vicinity. Butner met
them about eight miles from town and
q fight ensued, in which about afty
shots were fired. The Mexicans fed,
leaving several dead and wounded ami
mails. and::weapons on the field. The
sheriff followed them, but soon lost the
trail in the darkness. Brigands sup
posed to number about fifty. A COM
pany Of U. S. troops are now in pur-
suit.
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Z Chichago, Aug. 2l.-The Times says:
Tammany's newspaper organ which
should speak by authority declares that
che attsmpt to harmonic the conflict
ing interests In the rank Of the New
York democracy will fail. John Kelly
d supremely Jealous, and rs Faulkner,
chairman Of the state COMMITTEES, draws
his inspiration principally from Gram
mercy park there does not appear to lie
very good prospect Of soothing the
great sachem's savage beast. Tilden's
advice 10 the machine managers Is to
ignor Tammauy entirely.
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l.asraryD DuIidiug.

I0hicagp5 Aug. ai.-The journals
Washington special says: The problem
Of tho future is the disposal Of the con-
grsssionnl library. Its estimated that
wifhlnlhftyJears abuilding will be re-
required TO hold the books Us large as
the capitol itself, and plans are being
drawn already for such building,
which for architectural Il re asons must be
erected 30 far from the present site as
to be ut nm 'uncopvenient distance.
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Chicago, Aug. 24.-The 1iiJtme's
Omaha special says Chief Turning Bear
and Ave other Brule Sioux Of Spotted
Tail agency, who stole ponies and kill
cd a white man five weeks ago, and who
were recently captured by Spotted
Tails Indian police, arrived this eve-
ming in charge of an officer and were
taken TO Fort Omaha to await the ac-
tion of Gen. Crook.
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AIfonso'n Dcrrcee.

Madrid, Aug. 24--A royal decree has
been issued abrogating the decree Of
May 10th, 1850, and declaring the sons
Of King Alfonso direct heirs to the
throne with the title Of princes Of As
turias. The kings daughters will re-
ceive the title of princesses Of Astu-
rias IL SO decreed.
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were any signs discovered of the prior
arrival Of Sir Thomas Heskethis steam
yacht Lancashire Witch, which left
here ON the same day as the Freda on
a similar errand. II Is believed that
the Witch, on reaching the island and
finding no traces Of the objects Of her
ssAreh. left TO pursue the guest on the
other islands not far distant.
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BRITISH NEWS.
The Axiiatisn starssd ~ o'cs.nsr to
be Ceati..ea-
IrisA 0pps.itIs. 20 the csastabslary
Foree-PArneiIis Position.

London, Aug. 24-The radical dem
ocratic clubs Of the city and suburbs
assembled In Westminster last night
and urged T. r. O'Oonnor, home rule
member for the borough Of Galway, to
press his motion. adverse to the exist
enee Of the house Of lords, to division,
and TO present his address, advocating
the abolition Of the house of lords. o.
Connor replied, expressing his sympa-
thy with the objects Of the meeting.
At meeting Of home rule members
Of the house Yesterday, Parnell said,
with regard TO the opposition to the
eonstabulary vote, that much would
depend on the manner in which the
Irish members were met by the govern
ment. IL their proposals were rejected
IL would be necessary TO resist the vote
10 the last, but IL the government were
disposed TO listen 10 the protest Of the
Irish people against the manner in
which the constabulary is now being
used, extreme steps would be necessa-
~. He was resolved 10 place several
amendments on the paper against tho
votes which viii be taken tonight. At
the Hammersmith police court Today
James Donovan, footman. was charged
with sending letters TO Lord Orano-
more and Brown. threatening the peers
with death II they further advocated the
cause OF the Irish land owners. Lord
Oranomore recently wrote q COM
munication respecting the rent Of Ire
land. The prisoner was remanded
and bail refused.
The attorney general has consented
to Tichborne's writ Of error being sub
mitted TO the house Of lords, the ap-
pellant's solicitor having given ade-
quate reasons.
Wm- Thompson, formerly known rs
"Bendig," the famous prize tighter, Is
dead. He was iatterly revivalist
preacher.
DR.. A. c. TAFT, archbishop Of Can
terbury, is reported about to marry q
lady well known in London society.
The house of commons this after
noon went into committee on esti-
mates. O'Donnell, home ruler for
Dungarvan, moved resolution against
granting money for the maintenance Of
Irish constabulary. There is general
apprehension Of a protracted sitting.
Some predict it win last twenty-four
hours.
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THAN


Strangers coming TO Cheyenne should
stop at the above named hotel, and
they will get splendid accommodations
In rooms and at the table. and bo treat.
cd In an excellent manner by the genial
host, Herman Kimmo. And those Of
our citizens who want good day board
should patronixe the excellent dining
rooms OF this hotel. The fare d, No.. !
and the rates are very reasonable. --
jyl1tf. bfs . ..sf ~
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Richmond, sAug. a4.--George Ben
johnson, son Of United States Senator
Johnson. was arrested and pnt under
bonds to-day for being about 70 fight
duel with Capt. s. Wise, son OF the
late Governor Wise. Wise Is not yet
arrested.
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Hartford: The manager Of Maud 5.
has cable dispatch from Vanderbilt,
her owner, instructing him not to start
the mare this season. Being fully salts
fed with her achievements and re-
questing the marc to be detained for
his own personal use.
Pittsburg: In n row among the Geor-
gia minstrels about the wife Of jackson,
one Of their number, Warwick was
fatally shot, Mrs. jackson terribly but
not fatally wounded and, Jackson
slightly hurt. All parties are colored.
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Chicago, Aug. 24.-Chicagos two,
Worcesters one. Twelve innings.
Cleveland, Aug. "a. Clevelands
nothing; Providence 1--WE.
Cincinnati, Aug. 24.-Troys eleven;
Cincinnatis one.
Buffaio, Aug. 34--Bostons eleven;
Buffalos two.
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EVER

DAsaKR AHEAD sranALLKD ny, A.
CoUaH is averked with HALE's HoNEf
OF H0REHoUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOoTHAcnE DR0Ps Cure In
one Minute. as''fs q r1's - !.
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Chicago, Aug. 2i.-Gen. sherman, 1t
Is said, furnished his letters to Han
cock to New York publishing house
which will publish Hancock's life.
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Engraving In AL its branches d iore
at ZEImBR, JAcKs0N a BURcuNKR's.
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KNOWN

Doas 4 81 Il. wsSS cana Gioosrlss
cheap. .,.. Ct
II you want : nice sboe, sewe,l o.
peeged, 60 to y. Bon. 'He sells tho
best article at Eastern prices. je27u
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FURNITURE

guns, ammunition, etc., ut the Wy
oming Armory. just received . new
stock OF gooda at lowest prices. O.
Freund. n2tf
Rooms TO rent in Bon's building,
suitable either for families or Offices,
Inquire OF 8. Bon. maylG-tf