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Deaths for the Week.

1 During the past week eleven deaths
were reported TO e. r. Frazer, Regis
ter of Deaths and Burials, as having
occurred In this city, as follows.
Born IN the United States, 10; foreign.
l; whites, 8; blacks, 2; males, 6; females,
o; Uorouer's case. l; still born, 1;brought
here for interment, 8; sent away, 2.
The causes were: consumption, z;
congestion Of lungs. 1; convulsions, !;
inantion, 2; pneumonia, 1; pluro pneu-
m onia. 1; scariatina, l; spinal Irritation,
/ cause unknown, l.
The deaths by Wards were; First
Seventh, 4; Eighth, 2; not located, /.
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a ell.knnwn cItizen Of ChIcago.

| vell.known citizen Of Chicago.
CHICAGO. H.. Jan. |, 1880.
|aner & Co., Rochester, ". ~
kuyS:-I have used Warmers
hey and Liver cure with the
satstaction. 1t Is the only reme-
4 ever used that can recon-
|my friends, as IL has cured me OF
|Disease OF long standing. aft r
asited the White sulphur springs
hla, and trying innumerable so
|emedles" of the day. Having
here for forty-seven years, my
Mi be glad TO see this statement.
byerer is, indeed, u public bene-
WILLIAM II. PATTI ERSON,
bash avenue, near rweniy-Ninth
marlleOd2W
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Meetings Tonight.

MONDAY.
b Social Lyceum.
fm Division, X. of p.
! Library Association.
d Tribe, No. 3, |. y. X. NJ.
kre Lodge, No, |, /. o. o. +.
tn Lodge, No. 20, /. q. o. +.
bglon Lodge, No. X. of p.
pston Council, No. 8, o. u. A. NJ.
pgton Lodge, No. ., A. o. q. II.
Lncampment, No. Z, /. o. D. r.
Bethlehem Division, (colored) s.
ngton Division, No. l, Uniform
!. Of 2.
'ngton ard Brandywine Council,
l. A. NJ, '
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la $1,000 Guarantee,

rs Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
|tIvely cure Brights Disease anu
and 1t Is guaranteed that IL
cure 10 per cent. OF other kidney
and will help IN every case with
|Fy TO the system, when taken he
n 10 directions. and the sum OF
be paid TO any person who cah
|ht 1t mas failed TO do this.-H. Fl.
Ia M febZ7.2waOd
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OWING to the threats Of the Sand. lot
agitators, building operations have come
10 stand still In San Froncisco.
Capitalists hesitate, la view OF the
sanguiEary talk OF Kearney and his friend
to erect houses which may at any time
be destroyed by incendiaries.
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WEDNESDAY,
The S1st Day of MARCH, 1880,

at 2 O'Clock, p. m, the following DESCRIBED
Real Estat-, viz:
al that lot or piece OF land with tho
brick store building thereon err ct d, lying
and being situate In the city oil Whining
ton, bounced and described as follows, 70
wit: Beginning at u stake standing In The
northwesterly side Of N arket street, q cor~
Ter OF a lot formerly of Joseph Robertson,
now Of the heirs Of Mary Riley, deceased.
thence through this middle OF the yaIti-
ton wall Of the bulioisg hereby granted
and the 10 essuaee Q of Joseph Robinson, de-,
ceased, n0rtu 58 degrees, wesL by q line OF
the late Joseph Rob nson's lot III feet
Inches TO The southeasterly side of shipisy
street; thence north 80 degrees east about
u feet 10 inches {, a corner or land late OF
rheorhiIus Jones, deceased, thence there-
WITH south s. degrees east Ill feet z inches
10 Market street sfsres aid. thence south 81
,iegT ees west bout 81 feet 10 inches down
Market treet u the pl ce of beg lnning, be
the on ents theIeDf what hey m y. Of
Seized and taken in exc .utIsn Is the
proper ty of David lemon and Maria, his
wife, and I. l., and to be sold by IN
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
sheriffs once, New Castle. Msreh
18th, 1880. mari5 3sNts
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9aily @asetts
|so Man Changes HIS
I, /" Seldom A Fool Never"

LIS since the Postmaster-Gen-
Ircted Postmasters TO refuse to
L,,er, or Issue money orders ad'
the Louisiana state Lottery
/ ofNew Orleans. thus ,, including s.amss
bony among those doing a fraud
fness. Having reconsidered his
A being unable to satisfy him
kiblng fraudulent In Its opera
|resclnded this order on the Hth
In and orders all mail facilities
|again to the Company as form
|yers of tickets, therefore. can
Registered Letters TO nj. a:
INV orleans. La, or same at 5l0
Nav York CITY. N. W lor the
honthly drawing. on Iuesday.
n ADVERT sed at length elsewhere
IuInns uaiA a" Nv.
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Peach ana Apple Brandies.

During the year 1879 there was manu-
featured In this State $1,000 gallons Of
peach aud apple brandies The U. s.
Government received 90 cents per gallon
as tax on that amount.
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Mothers, If your baby suffers pain ana
is restless, do rot stupefy 1t by admins
HE remedy, such az DIR, Bulls Baby
syrup. Price only % cents bottle.
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bd0 (OiOred RniIs

pollGe hearings Yesterday morn
\ ,ado naU and James Jones, two
.fdsrh 1 were arraigned on thecharge
,1Prlnger, who made the arresx
'uat the boys were in the hahii
|'lrdsn sum around The old foundry
4 sn%t' n'ghts, eursing and swear
tomni.u au extent thai the neIphb1rs
s,pialhlbg very much. When ,be
4 wep'el To make arrests th,.
bp ANU .u,, run up the stairs into Ia.
' II was impossible to get at
In 1I,.re we're not 'nly a nuisance bu,
! alk' 49, as II was used tor having
&lendapn,,o VI, saturday nights. Each III
pts. ' were required 10 pay 81
Ne'o Iron Draw.
Irlsudlm ure Time past, MIR. J. l.. Smith.
|ueill + OF bridges on the =. w
|orce nsS "s neeh engaged with g
n 'Gs d.. c Of workmen replacing ,be
Ere a" So owe over the Susqehanna riyel
Eork r ue e, Grace, with an iron one ONE
!aw !. was a Completed yesterday. an,
brk If r" now IN position. Durin,
sn va. loeplaelng the draw, no de
caused IN the running o
S,sra' s"'''ed to Membership.
pn pSay ss!vin" morning during the com
4 Cbprvo,Ec bu,v,ces s at the Central Presbv ,
memha, mCl,, iive persons were admi,
faitb imp Thp on professional q
bueS ~; he extra services will h
! 7.45 Ia ,Gls a,n,e week, services commen,
Eest est O'clock. pcl Rev. Mr.. , Keirwi,
n II, this Presbyterian Chureb' de'swli WI
h.. Lecture.
Mi VIII 1'l IMPORTANT and ipteres,,,. l..
AusG%stS "a gwen N,, ny Prof. fHtns,ns H",u i'' ,e
Eiv.,..Sch Tne schools. A. a. 'he II u Opera Hous
4 that thu Importance, il u sues'i ss
sfs ana of The Board of fEs9,eelally EI,nas,y u
will attend. tlsp'' CT literary advanac
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NOR EENT.-We have two ew 6onses
l. In the suburbs, q rComs, " pr month.
.,.5 HEAL. IL Co, 81
.marb-B.s.lO,'s. Clayton II, use.
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NAV be found on file at Geo; J. };
Phh @ may ySewspaper % Advertising
= nruce nu 4 ST., where adverS,sihlk y arl
sprpheTm he made ior ltin New YORK
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u
70 me directed will be exposed to Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. slI shipley st..
kept by John ]. Dougherty, in the cfty of
Wdlmington' New Castle County. Della
WEDNESDAY, the slst day of March, ,lsso.
at 2oclock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz. An
lying and being situated In the city 81
Wlimip gtou, and described ON the Deed
OF conveyance to the said John g. Had.
dock. as follows to wit, One thereof BE-
lot and Ia the southeast side Of Kina
street, thence up King strest north
w degrees. east 20 feet 70 . new
9 rnsr stake. thence by new tiins
shalps line. thence down the said line
south 81 degrees, west ~ feet to another
corner Of the said William Niglsy's lot,
thence with line thereof north 68 dc.
nIng, containing one thousand feet or
land. be the same more or Ieas- The
other thereof adjoining the one herein-
before described. Beginning ct o corner
stake oi Timothy scott's. now George
Taylor's lot on the southeast side OF King
street thence south 81 degrees, east 90 fsef
u another corner stake in Moses Min
shaifs, Late John Gyles, line, themes
south Si1 degrees west Is feet to 'anothsr
corner stake In the said line, thsnce north
SO degrees west 50 feet to another, corner
sake the east side OF II ing street and
thence along the same z5 Ieet TO the place
OF beginning. containing 1850 feet, be the
same more or less, excepting and releaS-
Ing from the lines Of the said Mortxage
the following described lot or piece OF land
70 wit: Beginning on the easteriy sideIof
King street at the line of Elizabeth Robin
son and late George Taylor's, thence east
eriy and parallel to second street so feet.
thence southerly parallel to King street
~ feet ~ inches to q corner, thence west
erly and parallel to Second street 50 feet
northerly along said side OF King street
Ia feet 81 fnches 10 the place Of bekin-
ming. Deed Record l, vol. 8, page l6O, %. p
Seized aud taken In execution a. the
beLh ]. Haddock. his wife and t. T., and 70
be sold BY JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofice, New Castle, March n
1881. .. ...,-4 marl5eodts
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AT SCOTT CHURCH.

Rev. G. M. Pegg, of Scott Church,
was expected to deliver his farewell ser
mon last night, but he held thanksgiving
services, instead, and will give his con-
gregation personal adieu.
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JHERIFF'S SALE.

QHERIFF's SALE. a.a aal sml o.li iu
By virtue OF q writ OF Ais. Levari Fact
as. TO nae directed, will be exposed 70 pub
lie sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4r shipley st..
now occupied by John ]. Dougherty. In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County
Delaware, On
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
use the old and safe
DIR. Filters SOofhfug q armfnaffyp.

1t can be given wish perfect safety your baby if
only two three days old 1t does not stupefy but
the little thing viii 20 to sleep naturai,y and get
awake laughing. 1t cures DIARRHCEA and DYS-
EMERY, no matter how long standing CHOLE-
RA MORBUS, CHOLERA INFANTUNI. SUM
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COLIC, frctting AMI
crying Of infants (which is always sign Of pain)
GREEN STOOL SOUR VOMITING. SLEEP
IESSNESS. and all complaints of the stomach or
BOWELS.
Price. - cts. hottlc-G safe and certain cure. II
Is the oldest remedy jn use. and H. recommended
by PHYSICIANS Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STOREK EEPEE<.
TRY SIMPSONS LICORICE WORM LOZENGES.
They are pleasant safe and sure. p cts
Depot $50 \. Third St. philad' "a. Pa.
Gs- LoZenses for sale hy y. !. FEETDHoFF and
V. :. BAI;sER X BIO. Ebenshur=. ll-Z3.-llm.l
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DEAR FREEMAN severe wind and raiI storm
passed over this section Thursday evening last
about O'Clock. doing considerable damage. Mr..
Simon Adams and his eight -yetT-Oid son and John
NIpps IT.. were caught out in il. and say that they
were compelled to ts--ry in lane with their teams
while she storm lasted the wind scattering fences
and rails around in such prUmscuoUs manner
that they couldn't pull through. A number of or
chdrds were almost stripped Of fruit and several
apple trees blown down. 4 large locust tree ia
front of Mr.. NIicLi Downing residence blown
across his store porch, door was torn from Mr.. J
= MaEdis' large bank barn, and many OF the fences
on that gentIemau's farm well - on those Of
Mc-srs. Saml Reed and John Nips, lr., were scat
tered to the four winds.
Log rolliugs the order Of the day in this vi
cinity Just now, there being many ms five in n
week the amount OF land cleared averaging from
TWO 10 three acres per day. II the farmers keep
on clearing land at this rate Blacllick township
will at TO distant day become one Of the leading
farming communities I'm the county. ". y G.
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SINEs' DYsENTERY ColrPoUND produces
n very warm and glowing sensation, theIeoF
removing all sharp pains and by its tranquil
ling properties allaying those severe grip
ines Of the stomach and bowels occaSioned
lv exposure or other causes. Only - cents
per bottle. For sale BY Y. ). Barker & Bro,
Ebansburg, who also sell SiueS' SyruPo ol Tar,
IIoMbuuud and Wild Cherry, and Roberts
Embrocation, all noticed elsewhere
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SHE chucked him under the chins and then
st-y him seize her hand;
The liz ht from her diamond ring II nashcdf
Like "a star SUI erbly grand.
l heard him whisper 81 love and tTuthl
But she turned away her head.
Aud told the beautiful. smiling youth
She'd rather hare cream instead
And after the cream had been bought and paid
for then the .iri turned round and lItcd MIN.
She said. Il know from the cnt oi Your c otheS
tu4 you didn't pa tTuuizc Jas J. M"fl by l" tiii-
ton street. JuhustoWu Who sells the nestesl nIce- T.
tdiest and cheapest sort Of masculine attire 20 Le
found in the market" Special attention Is direct
ed To- tine moral contained iin this item, which j.
that ir you patronizc anybody else tAan Murphy
YOU fool Yourself.
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IRON CITY COILEGE.-But few persons,
comparatively, are aware OF the facilities al
forded by this Institution for preparing young
men for active business life. We presume
there is not another institution in the United
States that offers equal inducements in the
way of acquiring thorough practical busi-
ness education. The principal, Prof j. G.
Smith is one of the most thorough and best
known educators in the country, and his as
sistants are all we'll qualified and thoroughly
trained teachers The college rooms SurpaSS
in neatness and elegance anything we have
ever seen i'm the way of school a"commoda-
Pittsburgh Daily Post 18th.
Having known this institution for years,
we would advise parents who have sons to
educate, or young men DESTROYS of preparing
themselves for business, to call on or write 70
Prof. Smith, for circulars containing tull in
formation.
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THE baby elephant, born in Philadelphia,
in Cooper X Bailey'S menageTie buildings, ON
the 10th of last March, is part and parcel of
the Great London Circus which is 20 EXHIBIT
in JOhnstovn ON Wednesday, Sept sth and
at Altoona the day following, and TO which
excursion tickets will 40 doubt be sold from
this ana other points The baby elephant in
question is conceded TO be the greatest curl
Osity IN natural history seen in over two
thousand years. 1t nurses with its mouth,
instead Of the trunk, despite the theories of
ancient writer's and travellers. The public
actually turn wild over this big-ittie baby,
aud the ladies and children liuger about it
hour after hour, powerleSs 70 tear themselves
from the scene. The little one is AN exact
miniature copy of its mother and father, and
both accompany it iii its travels. 1t IS pre-
sented with all the balance of the countless
attractions arenic and geological, whchmakC
up this great show
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What you can do, or dream you ciu- begin u,
Bclducss has genius, power and magic IN IT,
Only Cugase. and thou the mind grows hctteu-
Begin. and then The work wiz be completed
The very best completion oi any possible WorN
that be uudertH ken. 50 far is we cHA brin- 20
mind iS 70 20 10 : Biumenthai's. Iiit Eleventh
avenue. Altoona. wnsileTcr Tcu want q btN toa'@
Shoes tuI either men or women. Dog oI -lFls- oi
children of tender sclss- fle deals ia tfstclazs
goods BUYS aud seiis Tor cash anC what he bufS
aud sells IS guaranteed 90 give satisfaction are
You in carucst2" If you are you will follow TIE
advice Indicated above.
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An enjoyable game of base hal was
PLAYED here last Saturday afternoon between
GallitZin nine and q home nine. Some
parts of the piav on either side was splendid,
10 wit Davis, as catcher: Rodgers, as
pitcher; Lyte as first base. and Kittell, as
centre field. on the part OF the EbenShurg
nine: and Burns, as catcher; Platt as
short-stgp. and Smith as pitcher, ana his
brother as first base. The score at the end
of nine innings stood Ebcnsburg, 10; Gal
litzin, IL. 4 return game win he played at
Gallitzin on q day hereafter To be named,
which. the weather permitting and other
things working satisfactorily, viii probably
be marked down for Saturday of next week.
Meanwhiie-that IS 20 say, to-morrow-0ur
nine propose going to LOretto to measure
bats with the College nine of That place II
may be a little early in the day, but wc
claim for our boys the championship of Cam
bria and Blair counties.
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james Bradley, young man who at
tempted to end his earthly career couple Of
years ago by putting bullet INTO his oody,
has turned M once more in JOlmstOwn as a
confidence operator, his game Tins time being
the borrowing OF q rife from a guusmith
named fFummel, 10 whom he promisedto pay
the sum OF thirty dollars for the weapon IN
case it suited him, and then trying to sell the
GUN TO several parties for eight dollars, aud
finally succeeding i'm inducing Mr. 9. Il. III
lis 70 loan him fifteen dollars and accept the
rifle as security. After all this became
known Mr.. Hummel brought suit against
Bradley for larceny by bailee and demanded
the return of his property from Mr.. Ellis, but
as TIE former meantime skipped out for his
home in Loretto and tie latter refused 20 dis
gorge the original owner Of the rifle Is the
only one up 10 present writing (IueSday
morning) who don't seem to be content with
the situation.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB 3IEErTSo.-The Han
cock and English Club assembled at their
room. over LIovd's store on Friday evening
last President Cgeary being in thc chair.
Secretary Williamson failing to appear ut
the opening of the meeting, company dflA
demanding his presence at military heaGguar-
ters, y. ". Buck was, on motion, selected rs
Temporary Secretary.
After the minutes Of the previous meeting
had been read and adopted, II. \. McPile
read for the amusement of the club an artl-
Gle from the Chicago Tribune entitled 'HEo
is the bov2' which purportcd to be an incl
dent in the early life Of General Garfield, and
the reading Of which created no little mcrrl-
mcnt
President CTeeIy. not wishing to assume
the responsibility imposed upon hIiu at a pre-
yiOus meeting Of selecting badges Tor the
club. presented two sample badges Tor the
inspection of those present, the prices beng
- and 80 cents respectively, and asked Tor
Il decision thereon.
ON motion, the higher priced badges were
G. +. O'DonncH moved, and the motion
was seconded, that the club present hand
some banner, to cost not less than fifty dol
lars to the district in the county giving the
largest Increased Democratic vote at the next
election as compared with the vote Of 1876.
Considerable discussion followed the intro
dueton Of this motion and several amend
ulcrt. were suggested, but further consider
"
until a future meeting of the club, Mr.. o.
Donnell having meantime avowed his viii
! IiugneS- to pay for the necessary material If
r. l.. Johnston, Esq, who had suggested
that some of the Hancock ladies Of EQenS-
burg should he enlisted in the cause, would
J guarantee the making of the flag.
On motion, the chair appointed NeSSrs. {.
. +. O'Douncll, John FenlOn and J. y kcnne-
dy a committee to keep watch and ward over
. the several districts in the county FOR the pUT-
/ pose uf asccTtaiuing after the coming election
which one of them il entitled 20 the honor OF
. being made the recipient OF said banner
On motion Of c. 7. O'Donnell, MI. --
Donahoc, of Philadelphia, was admitted 10y
acclamation as an honorary member of the
club, for which courtesy he returned thanks
and spoke Of the great enthusiasm which pre-
walls among the Democrats in the eastern
part of the State, declaring among othe1
Things that ''the people fairly shout at tn,
mere mention Of IaucOck's name. -
On motion the time for holding the regular
weekly meetings Of the club was changed
from Saturday To Friday evening.
After the names of several new member
had been added To the roll, the club, on mo
ton, adjourned until Friday evening Aug
I 27th. at ~ o'clock.
VI. r. T. CREERY, President
y. ". Buck, Secretary >I5r0 ten.
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rnfSsnUR"' PA 100
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.>p PERSONAL.

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,apVINGs Att' - Aooo'
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Ft.r-. DENoCEATs--No
- Pennsylvania unless ne
.r county tax Witlill Two
r.fI such tax Iti 1900 anu
r.r then. rdull't N"lt IIll9
nav again. I'm uldct 10
frf- state Hc must he as
..- days and his tax must
-rntr days before the ele.e-
.r.rf.r assessing voters TINS
r OF. ~cUtemher- and the
taxes VIII ne the md OF
who are entitled to
il war must Hc assessed on
. september, and they
...- .-l luEe their natural
....s .u r- before the -uu OF
should see To- his own
s. -'.. payment OF MS own
.n..E appreciation OF lhe
..-.rurr for voters to de
r committees for their as
Fl. delivery of free tax Ie-
and the Other Place.
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OEffTE EkET.

SHARBAIGH-D at her residence in Car
rOlitown, on Wednesday,. August Is 1850, Mrs
MARY SHARBAUGH, relict OF Jacob Sharbaugh, de-
ceased. aged 90 years.
Mrs Shaybaugh was born IN Prussia and came to
this country in lsi. two years after which she
married IN TINS place TO her late husband. They
settled tract of land short distance south Of
where Carr0itown now stands, and by patient
industry and constant THRIFT opened up one OF the
best farms in Carroll township. NOt many months
since Airs. :. left hcr old home and with some Of
her children took mp her abode in Carroiltown--
She WAS highly respected for her many Christian
and womauly virtues by all who knew her. Her
rcnai Us were deposited in St. Beuedcts cemetery,
tarrohtown, on Friday last in presence OF IA vast
concoursc Of sorrow NJ relatives and friends May
her soul 81 iu peace.
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.NrCI-TOR,S NOTICE
a nnINIs,rnA ATnR,S NOTICE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
We pay an freight charges.

IA Estate Of JOHN q. LAKE. decd.
Letters OF Administration on TIE estate OF John
G Lake, Esq. late OF The borough OF EbcnsDurs,
deceased. having been granted TO the undeTs lshet
an lrrsrs Indebted 10 said estate are hereby nOu-
fca thar uaymeut must he made without delay,
and those having claims against the same VIII pre-
reut them i,ror,srIy authenticated for settlement
M il. EITTELIs, Administrator.
Eheusbur-. Aug. -. fas0--5t
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NEVER tell the girl you love her
TIL you think her pa is Willin
Never tell man he's honest.
When Won think he is 3 villain;
Never think funny
That your wits will live forever;
Never use that old expression,
Weak and weary Hardly ever
The weather being warm. and all the several
clements OF the Dog star seeming to he raging,
what IL 10 he dOnes N e -:vC this answer, and de-
sire Hardly ever - to not be attached Thereto
Simon d Bendhcim. next door TO the Fi-st Nation
al Bank. Altoona, sell rcody-rn1dc clothin- az a
ir r,riecs s can be discovered elsewhere in This or
anv other state. Il yuU cal on them. or u yen
send them an order, you viii receive the fullest o.
satisfaction. Mark u
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On. zkiUti beautiful skirt
Jerkcd through the dust and dragged through the

On skirti beautiful skirt
Jerkcd through the dust and dragged through the
dirt
Once You were white
As the mantle OF snow,
A. the leaves OF the lily
When spring sephyrs blow.
SStIH 20 TIE touch and fair to the cyer
Neat 70 the gaze OF each passcr-by;
Now ttttevcd and sPattcrcd-
oh piteous wrong
Beautiful skirt
They made yo1 too long.
To he sung 20 slow music. After which, all
hands are invited TO ioin hands and pay visit to
Godfrey WoIn-s palatial wholesale and retail
clothing stabliSh ncnt next door to the postoiiicc
Altoona. II You can ind nicer lot OF goods, OF
better prices. charge il TO Us Ihe safe OF
the celebrated Rochester clotliiug is spccialtN-
Mr. Wolff desires u say hat his price list Toy
summer and fall suits is extremely LIBERAL ana
orders are solicited.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

TFO NJ. READE. Att0TFCli-nt- LG1C,
~ Fbcnsburr, Pa. OIice on Centre street
three doors from High street o - % b.