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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

VERY DROIL TO THINK OFF not above
being taught by man, use DObbin's Electric
Soap next wash day Used without any
wash boiler or rubbing board, and used diff
fereutiy from any other soap ever made. 1t
seems very droll 10 think Of a quiet two
hours orderly light work on wash day, with
no heat and no steam or smell of the washing
through the house, instead of a iOng day 5
hard work: but hundreds of thousands of
women from Nova Scotia to Texas have
proved for themselves that this IS done by
using D0hJiu's Electric Soap. Don't buy It,
however, if too set ia your ways 20 use it ac-
COrdiug to directions, that are so simple as to
seem almost ridiculous, and 50 easy that a
girl of twelve years can do a large wash with
out being tired. 1t positively viii not injure
the finest fabric has been before the public
for fifteen years, and its sale doubles every
year. Ii your grocer has not Got it, he will
get it, as all wholesale CTOcers keep it.
l. J.. CRAIGEv & Co, Manufacturers,
I1O-l.-e- O. .w.-1y.l Philadelphia Pa.
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TERMS:
THE PITTSBURGH WEEKLY POST.

ETGHT PIG GES-FIFTT-SIN COLJNNS-
one Copy -Oue ear -
In Clubs of Five or 10
An Extra Copy tor Every Club Of Ten.
Szs-Send .or Specimen Copy.
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And watches the slipping pedestrianaire,
He smiles at the splints and the saw on his wall,
And sits there in patience awaiting call.
The sort Of weather we experienced all Of last
week, with the tcs on the streets and sidewalks
smooth a. glass and slippery as only ice could be,
should teach Us 20 guard against the accident OF
fall the treacherous surface by providing our
selves each with pair Of ruSbers. All descIip-
tiOns Of gum shoes and Arctic overshOes may be
procured ats Blumenthal's. IlI9 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona, which IS also headquarters for leather
aud morocco boots and shoes for both and all
ages sud conditions. Owing TO the approach Of the
holidays, prices have been Cut down 10 notch alb
soIutcly so low TO defy competition in this sec
tion. 10 buya bill IS To be convinced Of this great
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TIE hunting season now IS hero.
"a F.-a D. sEr ~ -.--- Is 49,

And then como back ard brag about what they
both did and didu't-esVecially the latter. The
holiday season is also with US, very nearly so.
and yOu will lie wanting 70 buy Yourself a new
oyeTe0at ora suit to keep out the cold blasts wthal
won't your And you will want TO procure q good
and fashionable OvercOat or suit, both. and at
fair price2 Then patrOuiZ9 Godfrey Wolf, next
door 10 the pOstofficc, Altoona. He Is ono Of the
most liberal clothiers TO be found anywhere. and
what he tells you about his goods mSy be relied on
as being strictly correct. Don't fail to call at his
extensive store and while there ask to see some
samples OF the Rochester clothing, tor the sale OF
which he IS sole agent in that city. II unable to
visit him, send order by postal card, which will
receive PROMPT attention.
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ARTTsT OF A DAsHISe YOUNG (?1 MAN
az CHARGE OF FORGERY. Gun
ringbaTu. a penteel-iooking young man, was
arrested at the GIobe hotel, where he had
hnen residing for some days, on Saturday
evening. on a charge Of forgery preferred Dy
a Cdrroltown lumber merchant named haug,
who, it is alleged, employed Cunnlngham 10
transact some business Tor nm IN Ilulana
county Cunningham instead came to this
.nft,-anE made several collections from pa
irons Of Baug, using the money Tor MS IN
dividual advantage. Cunningham ia Jhls
way obtained $50 from Stokes x 60. on
bill for large amount mat was IlOt e uue'
and at Jonathan ForemJnS establishment,
on Tenth street, he raised" $40. John
Hickey the furniture dealer, on the lace OF
CunninghamS representations, contributed
81 80. ana the crooked young fellow in these
operationS forged the name OF ms empower.
!ntelIi0eDce OF what Cunningham was doing
reached Mr.. Haug, who on coming to Al
toona learned that his young man had gone
to JohustOwn. When Mr.. HaUg reached
Johnstown Cunningham was again IN tins
citv Mr. Haug concluded to abandon this
sort Of a wild goose chase and see what the
telegraph would do for hin. The police au-
thurtips here were notified and Otncer Jas.
Alien was detailed to Work up the case,
which he did successfully, as already stated.
Cunningham was slightly under the influence
OF LIQUOR and had in his possession a railroad
ticket for point in the east He was taken
before the Mayor, and while there a couple
Of Young fellows were brought in under ar
rest for disorderly conduct. They were
fined, and having 10 money Cunningham,
with assumed liberality, paid the reckoning
and they were discharged. Cunningham
had spent all the money he had gathered III
except SS and be was locked up in default
of $500 bail for a further hearing this morn
ing Mr. Haug, the prosecutor, appeared at
police headquarters this forenoon, 5ut NJ
hearing was had. The prisoner IS to be pro-
yided with an attorney and the hearing VII
take place this evening. Cunningham, whC
has been in prison several times before OF
similar charges takes his situation cOolly-
The probabilities are that the result of the
( hearing will send him to jail.-AltooHo Sun
9th.
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ONE more sucker stands
At the front gate.
Thinking how long he fe
Likely 70 wait
Our little MadelaIue's
Fixing her hair;
If things work she viii
Shortly be there.
Pick him up tenderly
Give him a chance,
Oar faithful bulldog has
Lunched of his pants.
Tho foregoing is brief history Of zone more IN
Fortunate wboge hero cite TO point nor
al. 1t Is this: Buy your clcthiuy from Sfmon &
Bendheim. next door 90 the FIRST National Bank
Altoona. Il IS the staunchest in the market and
the cheapest, and strain that bulldog or any
thing else short OF q pcCtlbie sized earthquake
will cause 10 to gi-c. Speciu. bargains offered
Tor the holiday season.
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O3ETEAR Y.

NIII.S.-DIed. In this place, on ThUrs1Ry morn
ing Dec @. 1sS0, Mrs ABIGAIL MILLS, in the S1th
year of her age.
The deceased was q daughter Of David Todd who
At carly day settled and cleared the tract ol
land adjoining town, on which the present sum
Incr resort known rs ''Bclmout'' j. located Her
husband was William Mills. who came IA re from
Wales about the ycal 1872. being then quite boy,
and died only tcw years ago. Mrs. Mills, with
perhaps one exception, was the Oldest lady IN town
an eminent degree the sincere respect and esteem
OF all her frieuds ana acquaintance. i marr. ed
daughter Hrs. Morgan Hughes. of This place, and
three s0us-WIn Mills, Of EbeusbUr-s, David Mills
OF CsalItaiH, and r. i. Mills. OF kansas-suTyiTe
her. Peace to her ashes.
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THIS w EEK
We are showing, as fully "a our crowded consftIoE
viii permit. everything we have IN
SUITS AND OVERCOATS

and especially OvERCOATS. We are prepared
TO show almost an unlimited assortment Of every
thing in Clothing and UuderclothinE but tbs
general display Of the week is In Oyersoats Of ev
cry sort.
It's as pleasant 20 talk about the newest and
finest things a. it is 20 wear them but not all Of
you want TO pay for them. We have equal need
to sell cheap garment that simply keeps ont the
damp and cold, even though they may be q little
rough. Thousands who viii read this to-day VII
be glad to learn that
4 GOOD SATIN OTERCOAT,
heavy enough TO give sense Of warmth; subEtAn-
tial enough for the roughost wear, and gooa look
ing enough for better use, can be had here
FOR $500 OR $500.
Other merchants VIII look with the sane liking
for EsquimauI Beaver at $40 to $3.50, and tie
Chinehfla overcosts at SIS to s2o
We have NJ time to write nor have you pztienss
to read anything like an account Of what We show
his week. Here is the place to use your eyes Hzd
your judgment. Here We viii not tire you vita
1 descriptions beforehand
REMEMBER THIS,
Whatever you buy that does not suit you, Isn't
/ sold At all. Come back with 1t the first minute
you can. You are as free as If you had your money
I in your pocket You shall have your money back
in your pocket If you want It; but take good care
Of the garments for us SO long sI cur interest in
them continues
GODFREY WOLF.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

SHERIFF's SALEs The following descIib-
ed properties were disposed Of at public sale
on Monday last by Sheriff Griffith at the
Court House in this place
Three hundred scres of land in Portage township
and two lots ia Portage. Sold as the property Of
George Il. Harker, ut the suit OF Anna B. McCiou-
lyle. and bought 10y her iDT $50.
House and lot Of ground in Washington town
ship. Sold at the suit Of John and Simon Conrad.
executors Of James Conrad, decd as the property
OF =. NJ 6 ! Brown. and purchased by said exec
utoT5 for 81 .GJo
House ana lot in Washington township. owned
10y George Sey Joid. Ir. sold at the suit Of Adam
aloEcr, ior use OF X. J.. Johnston, and bought by
Mrs. John IsIb for $ITl
Seventy ave acres, with Improvements, In Reade
township. Sold at the suit OF :. A Louder for use
of DOty Parker x Co. being the property of Isra e
Louder, aud bought by Geo W. Cree for SSH
Lot Of ground ana improvements Ia GaIiitzu
. borough. owned by Margaret Herbert. Sold at The
suit OF W. NJ lloyd S, Co, for of Thos. Davis
A. 4. Barker. ct. al, and purchased by Fred. Ehr
enfeldt for $500
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Published Ere,y Morning leIeePt Sunday.
By Mail, per annum, postage free.-....-..... $500
.' months, - -...--...-.- 90
months, - .....-.-.... 200
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Established about taa-FigrtA d Z .sltErJ.
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, Pm.
Reversible 0YerCOatS !

The Reversible Overcost fret manifested itself
one year ago. but did not yet fair hold public
favor until the present season. It is made without
such way that there Is no wrong side 70 It. one
side OF the cloth ls finished IN variety of styles
such diagonals, mixed. etc, etc, and the other
is usually quilted plaid or cheek. The pockets,
too, are 50 ingsniously contrIved that no matter
which side Of the coat s ont they always IN the
right place. ready Tor business. We VIII show this
week sIl the Reversible Costs We have; also every
thing in our line that you ask for. Il via puzzle
you 20 ask Tor anything We haven't got
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'HANMA is the old hen going to be sent
away for the SUMNER mo, Charlie-but
why do You ask 81 ''Well, heard papa tell
the new hired girl that they would have
fine time when he sent the Old hen away for
the summer" Mamma put little Charlie TO
bed, after giving him dose OF SINEs' WILD
CHERRY and HoARHoUND for his cold, tell
ing bin he would be well in the morning
and then she laid for papa-and only for his
havmga bottle of Roberts EmbrOcatiOnin the
house, he might have been q cripple for life
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ISSO-T. 1SSO-I.
TH r 2 ATRIOT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY

+ OK III IN NSOINI ! E4A4N.
rEHE subscription price Of the WEEKLT PATRIOT
4 has been reduced to Sl.u9 per copy per aunum,
but subscribers to the FREENAS who wisn TO get
hTstclass Democratic journal from the State CAPT
tai. will ne furnished with both papers at the low
price OF S2-25 per year, with - cents added for
postage when sent outside Of Cambria county
To clubs of FIFrV and upwards the WEEKLY
PATRIOT will be furnished at the eXtTaoTdi narily
cheap rate OF IS cents per copy per auuum.
The DAILY PATRIOT will hC sent TO any address,
during the sessions OF Congress and tho LcgtslG-
turc. at the rste OF 80 cents per month.
Under the act Of Congress the publisher Frepays
the postage and subscribers relieved from that
expense.
Every subscription must be accompanied by the
cash.
Now is the time TO subscribe The approaching
sessions Of Congress and the Legislature viii DC Of
more than ordinary interest and their proceedings
viii be fully reported for the Daily while COM
plete synopsis Of them viii be given in tho " eekly.
Address PATRIOT pU BLISHING co.
S29 Market Street, Harrisburg.
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JAs. p. BARR & CO.,

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
H Estate Of AUGUSTINE DUEBIS, dcc'd
Letters testamentary TO the estate OF Augustine
Durbin, late OF Munster township, Cambria coun-
~ deceased. having been issued 20 the uudersi r-
ed oil persons Indebted 10 said estate notified
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same viii present them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES s. DURBfN. Executor.
JOSEPH DURBIN, Executrix.
Munster Twp, Dec. 10. 1Ss0.-ot.
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A NARROW EsCAPE.-On Tuesday last
William Stanley, one Of the bosses at the
slope, near town, was going up the slope
when parties above let down a car heavily
loaded with slate. The inclination is consjd-
eTabie, and at the point where Mr.. Stanley
was there was no possible way of getting out
of the road of the rapidly descending car
Fortunately The woTkmen had put an unusu-
ally large load on and at rather low place
1t caught the roof and stopped the car. Thus
was Mr.. Stanley almost miraculouslv delIv-
cred from q horrible death -HoIiddyS5urg
Standard
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ADVERTISERS send for our Select List Of Local
= Newspapers. Gee. z. Rowell Co, 10 Spruce
st. New York
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TSTRAY.-Came to the premises of
II the subscriber IN Chest township. some time
in August last a red c0iorod yearling steer. The
owner is requested to come forward prove proper
" pay charges and take IL away otherwise i VIII
MICHAEL NEBOWER.
Chest Twp, Dec. 10, lssa.-st.
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Ny Son, aged nine years, was afflicted
with Catarrh the use of Ely'S Cream Balm
effected a complete cure. W. Z. HAMMAn,
Druggist, EaSton, Pa
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EIY's CREAM BALM sells better than anv
other preparation for Catarrh. and gives het-
teI satisfaction. 3. ARMSTRONG. Druggist,
Miikesbarre Pa.
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For vour cold take
STSEs' TAR, Wild CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
For your cough take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
For Sore throat take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HOAR-
HOUND.
For sore lungs take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
Sold by all druggists. % and 50 cents.
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ELY's CREAM BALM is the only Catarrh
remedy of many 1 have tried which has act
ed as cure. / have been troubled over IF
teen years; my head has been most of the
time stopped and very mnch nflamed 1t
has opened my n0strs and reduced the in
HamnatiOn. My eyes are improving, So that
l can stand strong light which / have not
been able to do for years. NATHANIEL
FEGIaT, with i. T. MOSTz, Merchant
Wiikesbarre. Pa
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FEEBLE LADIEs.-Those laDguid, tiresome
sensations, causing you to feel scarcely able
to be ON your feet that constant drain that
IS taking from your system all its elasticity
and driving the bloom from your cheeks ;
that continual strain upon your vital forces.
rendering you irritable and fretful, can cas-
lily be removed by the use OF that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and OBJ
strIctinus of your system are relieved at once,
while the special cause of periodical pain is
permanently removed. VIII you heed this +?
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
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STRAY BULL-Came to the resi-
- deuce Of the subscriber in Washington town
shin on or about the lst Of September las, light
red bull about year ard a hal! old; no marks on
him. Tho owner is requested TO come ierSard,
prove property pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he viii be disposed Of according 10 law
I. McMANAMH.
Hemlock, Dec. 10. Isso.-3t.z
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Jobp Garrran and Luke Platt, burglars,
.S500 Gup and costs conformity, and each elgi!J
years and six months III the western eiii-
tentiary. 49,. =. 80.
Albert Wilson, burglary, 500 fine, costs,
and eight years and half in penitentiary.
Charles Boucher, carrying conceaied Wea-
mons and assaulting an officer, $40 hne, costs
~ ,.,,5sf,fon and one wear and six months
fer the FIRST ofTense and one year in the pen
itentiary for The last one
Jas. ]. Bradley, larceny by bailee, $50 hne,
costs. and one year and SIX months IN the
iib9rIes Fenuett. larceny from the person,
s1oa fine and balance of sentence same as
that imposed upon Bradley.
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AFTERxooN SESSION.

Met pursuant TO adjournment 1T O'Clock,
when list Of attorneys was called. Amongst
other business, Mr.. Rose laid before Court a
report of certain commissioners appointed
for that purpose of a Hegatire character re
garding a proposed division OF Milivile into
wards Mr.. SecAler stated the case OF Miss
Margaret James, Of Cambria township, who
is insane, and requires the guardianship of
the county; and also the fact That J. II. Cul-
len, elected last Spring as constable of VIII
more borough, had failed to qualify in that
capacity, which oversight was rectifed by
the appointment of George w. Pringle to
the position; Mr.. Kerr presented petition
for n nov LriLra in Barr township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

GTRAY STEER. Game to the prem
~ fscs Of the subscriber in Eeade township, Cam
bria county. Pa on the 25th Of November, 1857, a
red steer. with small white spot In the face, a
notch out Of the under sde OF the lefl ear. and a
split in tho right ear. The owner Is requested 70
come forward, prove property, pay charges. and
take him away otherwise he will disposed Of &C
cording to law. JOHN ". DUNN.
Reade Twp. Dec. ), 1sso.-St.
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CA,rBrIA CoUNTY's Coal CENTRE
South Fork Station, on the PENNSYLVANIA
Rail Road, in CrOyle township, this county,
promises soon 30 become very important
and active bitumiuous coal centre. SlN hrms
or companies are at present mining ana
sbipDing more or less coal from that point,
and when all Of them get into full operation
will employ between l3O and loo men,
NIessrs g. a. DimOnd and Geo. B. Stinenlan,
both well known citizens of that locality un-
der the firm name of DimOnd * CO, ana Mt.
4 A. Dimoud with others as {. a. DimCnd
A. Co. employ 81 men, and are now shipping
coal when they are fortunate enough u 60
tba necessary cars-a very difficult tHiu3, 1t
seems at this time to do. Geo. b. Stinelnan
is also working q mine OF his own. hS S'uJh
Fork CoaI Co. OF which Richard Hughes IS
the general manager, Is also ~mpplhs Goa.
from chat point The Aurora Co, the mem
bers of which are 4. II Hest, Of TINS place,
and ID. vs.. Luke, of Summerm!i, nave lust
commenced doing the same thlng. Lne Al
OWL Co composed, We believe, Of AleSSIs.
HuT * Coulter OF GreeuS5urE, are HkeWl-e
i'm the coal business at south Fork 4hls
compauy has a contract with the = X h 10
To supply all their locomotives with cQal,
which is now done 1T East toGemdughr buI
will be transferred to South Fork rs soon as
the gentlemen named have completed aH tie
necessary preparations therefor IL Is estl-
mated that in the near future not less Jian
zoo toms of coal viii be daily mined by these
six companies. All of which viii be q good
tbiur for tnat section Of the county, ana Will
iuaun11rate an era Of uDuSal bus ness activity
and prosperity there and thereabouts-
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LADIES, and all who lead sedentaTy lives
sbould use DIR. NETT AUR'S HEADACHE
ASD DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Price p cents.
For sale at all Drug Stores. Lll-l2. I'm.
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TrEspAy ToRENooN.

Court met at @ O'Clock, and proceeded at
once to the consideration of the case Of Chas.
Boucher, who was found guilty OF carrying
concealed weapons. He had previously
plead guilty to an assault on an officer of the
law.
Thomas BrodeTck, a tender youth, was
convicted of horse stealing, but recommend
ed to the mercy OF the Court.
Charles Bennett for having appropriated
to his own use the sum OF ten dollars be
longing to Peter Gallagher, with which he
claimed to have been entrusted for safe
keeping, was found guilty Of larceny by
hailFp
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER on SHORT NOTICE.

Here are few of our Prices:
Mems Suits from s4oO TO eeO. 90
- Overcoats from 500 10 1900
Boys Suits from 2.0O 20 1000
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IFtbe mother is feeble, it is impossible thas
her children should be strong. LYDIA r.
PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CoMPoUND IS per
feet specific in all chronic diseases Of the sex
nal system of women. Send to Mrs Lydia
F Pinkham. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets. ll2-5.-Zt.J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

Rc- Please remember the place. give us a call.
and don't fail to buy from the boy with one leg
s NJ DOUGLASS Co
p. S.-We are agents for the rale and have on
hands n lot Of new Open and Top RugEfes.
at priccs ranging from So 20 500. Pitch in and
purchase. s NJ j. & CO.
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4 WoRD TO MOTHERS Mothers should
remember that a most important duty at this
season is to look after the health of their
families and cleanse the malaria and lupqfl-
tics from their system. There IS nolihug
that will tone up the stomach ana hteI- reg
,,i.,ta the bowels and purify the blood SO per
fset,v as Parker's Ginger Tonic, advertised
in our columns The wonderful cures Of
lone standing cases Of rheumatism, neural
ia and rnala -ial disorders is the reason why
this pure and excellent family meaielne IS 80
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

COm'th VS. George Observation-Disclosures
murder. Cause reached and Jury sworn at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ, after which jury was called
and sworn and two or three witnesses exam
ined, when the District Attorney, finding
there was no evidence on which to base con-
viction, abandoned the case, and at 2.o'cIOck,
p. NJ, the jury, 10y instruction of the Court
acquitted the prisoner
This concluded the business for the week
wheTeupOn His Honor, Judge Dean, before
announcing the final adjournment, proceed
ed 70 impose the following
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10

THE Board of Poor Directors heid tAeH
-,,-,iIsr monthly meeting at the alulshOuse on
Tuesday last. but failed to follow the pro-
6ramme laid down for them by the Johns
Town Tribune a few days ago, InasWuch as
they did not make any appointments Ior Jhe
's,,iI,- ,oar leaving that duty for the new
Rrard which holds it, first meeting on the
first Tuesday of the new year. VINO the Se'-
oral anDoiutees will be remains for the pres
ent. as in the past, mere matter OF conlect-
yyiIj he made in the Poor House management
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-18
arm For Sale.

r WISH to sell my Farm lying In
u Huntington tp., near Ewington,
containing from 100 to 200 acres, and
known as the John NJ. Cherington farm.
l expect to sell it for less than 1t is
worth, and will sell it to good person
In payments on years time. Amy one
wishing to purchase can apply in per-
son or by letter, to me at Thurman P.
o., Gallia co., Ohio.
L. n. BEMAN.
Sept. 26, 1878.