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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-20

.TDOES' NPPE EATSFHTFNTS

WINDOWS APPRAISENENT
~ Notice iz ;heTcby given that tho following
named oppra lscmsuts ol property appraised and
set Spart fr- widows of dec-tcnt- under the Act
Assembly OF the +tH April. 4. j.. 1881 have been
hled in the Registers Once at lhen sbur i'm and
fur the county of Cambria and viii he eseutcI TO
Tie Orphans Court rf said county for confirms alton
and allowance on Wednesday. the SrI Iav of
March. a. y. 1850. 10 wits
!. Inventory and sppraiscrnent OF certain per
s0nGi property appraised and set apart l1r Cath
late o. Dean township, dcccaseI-Sl-2. 2.go-
. Inventory and appralsclnau-C Of certain person
nj property appraised aud set apart for Sophia
Eckcnrude, widow O.! John &. EcEclrC3c. late OF
Carroll township. deccosed-S510.
3. Inventory and appraiscmcnt Of certain real s-
tate appraised and set apart for Cath7rinc Dow
ling, widow q Richard Bowling, late of Eillville
borough. derd-S5o0.
l. Inventory and aDpVaiser1e eHt o: certain real cz
tate appraised auu set apart FOR Louisa Young.
widow of Louis 0unc. late Of Coneulau u borough.
aecea asel-S1G1 So
o. Inventory and RUVraizcmeut Of certain real es-
tate appraised and set apart for Ann H. Slick.
. widow ui Jacob W Slick, late Of JUhus-lwu bCr-
ough. CCccHsci-f10.11.
C. Inventory and apura iscucut Of ceTta fu person
al property and real estate appraised and set part
for Ann Bradley. widow of Nm. Bradley. IatC ui
Washington township, deceas sed-SIo6.5u
!. inventory and Gfnr8l Mt OF certain person
81 property appraised and Se- apart Mary Dlin
widow oi David Dalu. Ir., Ia oG Blacklick town
ship. deceased
3. Inventory and appraiseuent OF certain Ter-
LumNdue, widow uf Timothy I.Vmaduc. late 90!
p White township, deceased.
}. G. LAKE. Register
Registers Once. Fhcushurg Feb .. 1851.
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THE newspaper biz is peculiar,
No Iuattcr what people nsy say.
4 great many things gre made public.
But some can't De given away"
And perhaps It's better that It's so.
And this is the reason why:
Because IL 'twere not. You know.
Some folks wouldn't rank so high.
One thing that cannot be ''givCn away" and a
thiugwhich will continue % rank high despite aG-
vcrtsinP which runs TO the contrary Is this. That
simon q BeudEeim, next door 90 the First Nation
81 Bank, Altoona, and do sell read y-Hadc
clothing at prices which under all other deal
iu this latitude. The newspaper business is there
fore only peculiar iH stating facts. and lie who
reads this, though he may run, is advised to 20
and see Simon & Bendheim before purchasing a
Spring suit elsewhere.
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GAMBIA TowNsHIP.

The following named gentlemen, all Re
publicans, though some of them ran on an
independent basis against the regular ticket,
were elected in Cambria township;
Justices of the Peace Evan !. Evans, Edward
Owens-the election OF two Justices being necessi-
tated bv the fact that no one elected to the position
would lift his commission, and vacancy was
therefore the result: COnsta BILE David Edwards
Judge Of Election, Edward Ovens Inspector,
Philip Jones and John +. Thomas Auditor, Rees
:. Lloyd Supervisors, John \. Davis, George
Pryce School Directors, Daniel ]. Davis, Griffith
J. Jones Assessor, John F. Tiobott; Township
Clerk. @. ] Jones.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-20

TERRIBLE DEATH OF A YoUNG EBENs-
BURdER.-Our people were greatly shocked
on last Monday forenoon by the reception OF
the sad intelligence of the death by violence
at BraddOck, Pa, of our young tovnsman,
Michael Murphy only brother of Mrs NJ. A.
Quartz. of this place, which sad event Oc-
CURED about o'clock on the morning of the
day named. How the accident happened
no one at the time seemed able to tell, but
from information since obtained through Mr..
Quartz, the brother-inlaw of the unfortunate
Young man, as well as other sources, 1t ap-
pears that Mr Murphy was employed at the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works as a brakeman
on a shifting engine, and while 80 engaged
stepped from his train, which was standing
on a siding to the main track of the BaltI-
more and Ohio Railroad In so doing he
unwittingly placed himself Immediately in
front OF ballast train which at the time was
being pushed backward on the b. & .. road,
and the approach OF which he failed to notice
until II was too late to get out OF the way
The result was that he was knocked down
and dragged q considerable distance by the
caboOse car, the entire train subsequently
passing over his body, and not only Killing
him instantly, but manging the remains in
q horrible manner, the head and face eSpe-
cially being crushed out of all sembIance to
aihUman visace. The remains were gathered
up as speedily as possible, and after COrO-
ners inquest had been held an elegant coffin
was obtained and all that was earthly of the
unfortunate young man was forwarded TO
the home Of his brotheT-in- law in this place,
from whence they were taken Tuesday fore
noon per train to CresSOn and thence to
SummitviIle, whittier they were accompanied
from this place by large concOurse Of grief
stricken relatives and sympathizing friends,
and where they were consigned to their last
earthlyresting-pace in the Catholic cemetery,
the grave which received them being in cl lose
proximity to those containing the remains
OF his father, mother and other relatives. As
the deceased was in the enjoyment Of the
most perfect health and vigOT, being young
man of stout build and only 20 years old
last October, it is sad indeed to think of his
having been hurried into eternity without n
moments warning when life TO him was 50
+ full of hope and promise, and when he en-
joyed, as he we'll deserved, the good will and
esteem of all who knew him. 1t was the
intention we understand, Of Mr.. Murphy to
give up at an early day the situation held by
him, and we believe he had already notified
his employers to thateffect, more desirable
position having been secured for him OF Icy
! him at the Steel Works in JOhnstOwn. But
alas it was not to be and now that God il
His infinite wisdom has wiiled it otherwise,
we can only hope ard pray that his immorta
spirit has found eternal rest
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No. .Is-Tho Interest Of William Eitt-H DECD
formerly Of Trish LLOYD. of. IN and o. D trT-t NJ
timber land situate -n >usq 1eHanna township. IN
said county. bounded 1y lands 81 John ~. Llfurr
Urah LLOYD. Isaac Westovcr. Ton5 BBum THa-
Tozcr and John y. Baun. containing uiucts three
No. "a piece or parcel or Isud situate fri
Cambria township about cne-lali m--c fr1u Fr-
enshurg bounded by the Clay Pike uzd iHnl- #
Edward Owens ar.f John Eir-chucr c0usaI Irfr-r r-r7
scres and siNty three prruhes, all elcsret ar1
No. s.-A piece -s parcel Of uuimpr1rr8 land
situate iu 'atnbrta toEnship- bounded ty tte Rcu-
Ian road, lsniF oi Joseph Wilman. hers al James
ana fcor-e Wills and others, containing sixty two
acre and eighty-three rsr-hes.
No. - Ftcco or GROUND situate .1 the --st
PIKE, Lloyd s,rest and West street. couta lrl ~
No. s. halr l-t OF ground ziturso ii tlie vy,zt
ward OF hlcushur- turoll-h, houndcd onthe rlo-sr
X II A. shoemaker. on the s5rzth hv IIs.I z+-ss+
and on the west hy a. alley.
No. O.-ihe undivided one half iufrest of in
and 20 piece OF parcel of land -ituste irE3Iarrlc
township, known as tho John Giiln' arm
bounded on the north ey lerf- of Pete Waener
and Robert Ferguson. on the east hy De- 9 af Is7e-1
Nissingcr. on the south hT land of 4 W1Ras-frna
and on the wet by lands OF A. ". Ru'ls-d and
David j. Davis, containing one huudre nul tv1rn-
ty-three acres. OF less about severy acre. -f
thereon crested a good ty-s,zt--- 5tsr iv-eiii5s
housea frame barn and other o-Iti,uildirs. raera
IS a good orchard oU the premise and zeal rank
opened. the land being undcrla5d hn iefgr-a1.f
vein ui excellent coal
[Thc otEcr half interest iu this l--1 lye1-rra-E-
% H. J.. Johnston. Esq. VIII Boz 1tierellr sni et
tie same time and upon the same teas 50 th--
the VurchasercHu buy the whole farm fic lerrrz
No "a piece OF parcel Of impr-d land sIt-
uGte iu the " est ward 0f EbCuEbr- hor1urn
bounded On the north ri land 0f r. a H6er1nF--'
on the cast ny West street, on the sah by Hxl
street. lot ci Hartman Berg and lauef heir "a
stephen Lloyd deceased, ruursfn+u seven ana
one hait acres. more OF less. and hang thereon
erected large two-stQry frame dE ug house.
There be- good orchard on the Vri'sc-. This
piece VIII be sold in Two portions. O. house ana
about three acres iu one part and c. remainder.
about four and oue-half acres. IN thrltCr part OF
In ono whole piece, 90 suit purchaser
No S-A square OF ground situain IRE Wet
ward oI Eheushurg borough. bnuulC1u thg north
hT LLOYD street, ON the east ly SpruGl gy. the
south by tg-c street. sUd on incest .E West
street containing two and one -Iglf-u- and has
ing thereon erected good swr-srufrlIle dwell
lu- house, a frame stable and alic ue -e5s.-v
outbuildlugs, and having good shari an me
premises.
Terms OF SALE.-Dne-thirI ohc pE7rha-a
money % be paid on confirmation sale. a-.-f.t-s
remainder iu two equal annual llpurs, " 'th en-
lerest, 90 he secured by the ludlsut bond ruF
mortgage 0f the purchaser.
MARC ARE-T HELL
Admlui-tratriX 0I Nilli.kiIfeIl- frr-E
Ehensburzs, Feb. l. 1-g1-st.
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ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CON
A Germ Notice Is hereby given that have
LETT the following described personal property pur
chased for me as ShcrITs sale, with Jacob huns-
man. subject L. INV order. 90 Tit- horses, cows
calves hogs. coal car. wagon. sleigh 5leu
] horse hav rake. sets heavy harness, Q sets Ighi
harness block and rope. household and k-trIcf
furniture. ana lot of corn. hay. straw AID corr
fodder An ss-rsous are cautioned against inter
icTipg in any manner with said property, unles.
with nv consent. 8. 1. : k-t t.No.
Tyrone. Ia. Dec. 19, lS79.-3m.
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THE stated meeting Of the Dauntless Fire
Company was held Monday evening last,
when the following named officers to serve
during the ensuing year were elected =
President, Edward J. Humphrey ; Vice
President, Harry EngIehart Treasurer,
John L. Slough Secretary, Charles Latter
ner; Librarian, Jesse BOlsinger; Assistant
Librarian, c. r. Myers Captain of Engine,
Samuel w. Davis Chief Director, Ed. J..
Humphreys; Assistant Chief Director, Il. C..
Parrish Chief of Hose, Ed. Thomas First
Assistant of Hose, Otis Lloyd Second As
sistant OF Hose Charles LatteTner: Chief OF
Hook and Ladder, &. r. Myers Assistant
OF Hook and Ladder, James VI. Thompson
Trustees, c. II. latterner, G.. W. Oatmen,
James NJ. Thompson. The report of Com
mjttee with reference to a proposed Fourth
OF July celebration, to he held here on a
grand scale, was postponed for one month.
But the celebration, we are assured, viii not
be postponed beyond the time indicated.
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1T never pays 10 foster pride
And sgusuder wealth in sh0T
For friends thus won are sure 70 run
In times Of want or woe.
lis better far TO take yOUr stamps
To Godfrey Wolf the clever.
Whose stock you'll fud tie finest kind.
And cheaper now than ever.
For be IL known e. men full grown.
As well as lads. just az their crisis
That UVcrcoIts and heavy goods
Can there he bought at lowest prices.
Store on Twelfth street. next door to she uost-or
nee. Altoona, Pa where any man boy can put
himself inside pt a superb ssit Of clothes ut the
smallest possible outlay
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"a THrSa OF BEAUTY rs JOY FOREVER. -
-" The Pictorial Lires Of the Saints, - by Rev.
DR. McGlyun, is thing of beauty and will
prove a 10Y forever To any one fortunate
enough 70 possess copy. its emphaticallv
tho bcCscf the ceutuf5.--4fo.
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THURSDAY, March q, 1880,
At : o'CLoCK, ?. NJ, the foIloVius described ro8


estate TO wiz:
ALL those several tracts Of land situate in Clear
rs follows, viz. One thereof situate in Beccaria
township. Clcarfeld county Pa. beginning at q
southwest GOMEZ thence north 321 lercFiss To- osst
thence cast & Terchcs, more OF less TO posts thence
south =2o perches, more or less, 90 small hickory
thence east % perchcs more OF less post: thcnce
south 13 perchcs. to post; thence cast J5 perches
- ,,,o-C - - - - - 81 ~, ,--5 30 r,,,i - ,-c
or less 20 place Of beginning-cpu us acres
more or less. Also other thereof situate part
ly in Bcccaris township, Clearneld county Ia,
and partly in White township, Cambria county.
Pa, surveyed in the name Of J. Gllpin- The part
IN Clcarncld county hounded as loiiowst I5csia-
ming post the northeast corner oi tract. thence
south 11o $40 Vcrchcs, more or less, 20 county line
thence west along same - eFctes 20 post: lieEce
cast $40 perches 70 place Of beginning The part
in Cambria county bounded as follows: Beginning
at a hemlocS southeast corner OF tTnct aforesaid
thence north 40 pcrchcs, more or less. 20 county
line: thence along same SO rerches. more or less.
hemlo-k = nd beginning. The White tract in both
counties containing 24 acres, more or less 8lso,
one other surveyed In the name OF Jacob King sit
uatc in Ciearfeld and Cambria counties. the part
IN Clearheld county being IN BeccaTia township,
beginning at poet northwest corner: thence south
H. perchcs. more OF less. to county line; thence
go peTches or less to post; thence north
10 parches more or less to uoSt; thence west 80
perches, more OF less, to beginning. The part ln
White township, Cambria county, bounded as fol
lows; beginning at q post at county line on west
TO beech thence east $50 Vcrches more or less e
post; thence north 15S perchcs, more or less. e
thence norm 40 perches, more or less. TO county
line: thence west along same 20 perches, more o
less TO beginning. The whole tract containing
334 acres, and all the shove described trcts helnt
unimprOved. Seized. taken IN execution and Z
he sol1 the property % Samuel MilHken and
I G. AtIliken.
TERMS or SALE-The price or sum 20 which tn
( proDerty shah Doe struck on must DC paid at th
I tlInc-of sale OF such other arrangements made q
/ viii be approved otherwise the property VIII h
{ Immediately put up and sold again at the eNpens
/ and risk Of the person 10 whom it was struck on
E-s-T rf.F 1-f7a aastff st arrsh
] make good the same and In no ease VIII nc Dee
+ be presented In Court for confirmation unless th
+ neney is actually paid 70 the Sterih
TA1dES MAHAFiEeN sheriff,
..frfn-. tlri-c tl-srflai,f Pa rf-a g $3.50 -
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stin an opportnnItv to eecnre HEon.

Il crtul Bargoins--I have still on hand a fue
lot of first class Heating Stoves. which am will
ing to sei at the same prices asked for them before
the recent advance. OF about Ouc-haIf what they
arc really worth at This time. Also. few Cooking
Stoves and Ranges, which am selling at less
than the present Wholesale prices. Also a large
lot Of Sleigh Bells at tho old lowest prices. or
about one-hnlf what they VIII likely be worth next
winter fun stock OF General Hardware. Table
and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and Table Spoons. Silver
Plated Ware, ReyolyCrs, sc. 6c.-Hu OF which I
am selling at less than the present Wholesale prices
Also. have few first class Moving Machines.
which will be sold for cash at great reduction in
prices, OF exchanged for good young horses. These
opportunities are only offered until lay In my
new Spring stock. GRo. HUNTLEY.
EbCnsbur-. Feb. 10 1880
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FEEs OF DOCToRs.-The fee of doctors is
an item that very many persons are interest
ed in Just at present. We believe the schedule
for visits is SO 90, which would tax man
confined to his bed for year, and in need OF
a daily visit, over 81, 600 year for medical
attendance alone And one single bottle Of
Hop Bitters taken in time would save the
81 900 and all the years sickness.-ED.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-20

WILL remember when NJ morn
We twain TO school wOuld 20.
In summers heat. in winters chill
Unhoeding sun or snow.
think Of when used to gaze
Within your bonnet on those days
PerchEncs 20 steal kiss, kats zane
Al would that we young again
The young man, name not given. gazed under
the bonnet OF Kate Vaue .or years and years.
When he was older grown, he Glanced to observe
what manner OF fCot-gear she wore. and discovered
that her shoes had not boon bought from ). Blu-
menth2l, lll9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona. Either
gaze was altogether wrong. and weIl-reyui lat ed
community would doubtless Indignantly frovn
down an attempt 70 peer into anybody business
other than your own, but the fact remains potent
that Blura8uthsl soils tho incest Iady's boot or
shoe in the market and at prices to defy competi-
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A SSIGN EE'S NOTICE Notice
of Aueabcny -own=bip. have made IN areignrn
Of all the estate Of said Peter SFHeltscr 20 the
dersigned. in trust for tho benefit of creditors
persons indebted 20 the said Putcr Smeltzcr y
mako uaymcnt without delay. and those hav
claims viii present thorn properly authentic
for settlement. JOSEPH HOGJE,
Assignee ci Peter Smcltzer aUC Y
Allegheny Twp., Jan 80. ISso ct.
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FOR Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
use the old and safe
DIR. Filters Sa0ehfue Saru,fnzrEro

bF. EHier's soothing SssrEntuaIiye-
Il can be given with perfect safety to your baby Il
only two three days Old. Itdoes not stupsfy but
the little thing will 20 sleep naturally and get
awake laughing It cures DIARRHIE EA and DY s.
ENl lER1. no matter how long standing, CHOLE-
RA MbkBIS. CHOLERA lNEA NTIIM SUM
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COL1C, fretting and
CRYING Of infants (Which is always sign Of painJ.
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING. SLEEP
I.ESSNESSS. and all complaints Of the stomach OF
BOWELS.
Price 25 cts. bottle safe and certain cure II
Is the oldest remedy in use. and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STOREhEEPERS.
TRY SIAPSON'S LICORICE WORN LOZENGE )
They arc pleasant. safe and sure. q cts
Depot. 400 \. Third St. Philad'a Pa
As- Lozenges for sale by y. ,. FHEIDHoFF and
NS. BANKER & Bro Ebensburs- Il-:3-llm.l
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LICENSE NGICE


NOTICE BE- hereby given that .f1II1vinz 1g--
- sons have nIed iu the office le CLERK al iis
Court ol Quarter Sessions Oi GHria county r--
Ilrltious for license, as follows wiz
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WE speak knowingly when we assert that
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is
the best article of the kind sold on the Ameri-
can Continent. Personal trial has demon
strated this, and the article is an elegant and
cleanly one, without which we think no
toilet complete. Messrs. Johnston, HOllO-
way 81 Co, 6O2 Arch street, Philadelphia, are
the agents for the article, and when Phila-
delphia friends return from Cape May they
should certainly procure some of it. We
know of no such article extaHt for the hair,
and thus speak in such decided and emphatic
terms. Ocean Foam, Cape May, " j.
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Mcdonald & Co, of LOretto, have Just
received choice lot Of latest style calicoes.
60 and see them
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PARSELL ALTOoSA--The reception accorded
in Altoona. on Thursday evening OF last week, TO
Hon. Chas. :. Parnell and his efficient associate
in the good work OF collecting money Tor the starv-
ing people Of Ireland, Mr.. Murdoch, editor oi the
Inverness Highlander the lattor OF whom appeared
in costume peculiar to scotland, was one well
worthy Of that progressive city and the cutcrprs-
ing gentlemen who had the matter in charge. The
meeting was held in the Opera House. which was
well hlied and the speakers were each ia turn IN
troduced hv W T. Furev Esq. the siIvcr-tOngued
editor of the Altoona Daily Sun. who knows how 10
say his say elogueutly and forcbly on all subjects,
aud who took occasion to pay high tribute to the
honor and valor of the Irish people, especially
displayed in the defence OF their adopted country.
collection followed the addresses OF MessFs Par
nell and Murdoch, the latter Of whom amused as
well as edined all who had the pleasure Of hearing
him and S522. As were realized. Hon. john Reilly
contributing 800 and Hon. John Lemon subscrib
ing $50 10 the fund. This added TO tho several
sums obtained from ether sources makes AltOona's
contribution 10 tho good cause between hiteen and
sixteen hundred dollars. Selah
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&5tO 500 Per day Il i5,se. hong 6 sam sa@fie ~
land 7-a-pe. ilz-h le
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TwIsTING-When u Uwjstcr n twisting would
tvist him ;wins for the twisting twist ho three
times doth entwine and then sJTaightway he goes
on 8 perfect bee line, for clothing quite cheap and
goods very fine 20 the store OF James Murphy. al
ways obliging and kind who sells more for less
money than other dealers you'll finland who IS
Particularly anxious 70 close out his splendid stock
Of oyercOats and heavy weight clothing nj figures
that cannot fail to induce all people TO huy who eei
that the hrst duty themselves j. 10 al theV
oau by huyins whore The best Of gpois o.c 54l1 at
boz
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4 STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE.-Any
person indebted to me by note or book ac-
count can have until the first day Of April to
call and pay up their Indebtedness without
anv additional cost. All who do not avail
themselves of this opportunity viii be called
on promptly after that date by an officer for
Immediate payment, with costs added. \.
b. Do not call without the money, as ! Will
not be put off any longer.
GEO. IIUSTLEY.
Ebensburg Feb. 10, 1880.
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TT7C. Xy,AI IT NAY CONCERN.-
s-,tss hereby gi.rn that the Sisters .f
Mercy .sletto, 1aF,--t. 1aF,-i,-. COUNTY 20, have
t-.,-... .guurv at .he Adjourned G rHr- hrFf
~. Ese.z. F,hruSs 10, iS,a- lor q charter s,
s--.-.7 r-r7r-tfe name Ui .-~s. AFrV-|r--
E .-.tfa amhria county. Pa 80 Iri r.r.--
z,,e,., FL. laws the Commonwealth at Penn
.,i-.. Er rrE tarsr
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ShRniH7S Sale

DY virtue Of sUndry writs Of FeH II, issued out
ID Of TIE Court OF Common Pleas of Clearfeld
County and 10 me directed. there VIII be exposed
to public sale, nj the Court House IN the Borough Of
Clsdrfel6, on
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GRIFFITH & WEDGE.
zAEVILLE, OHIO.

4 IL NUMBER UF THESE
ENG fsij AND MILES
are now friu Pcuusy lvou5a. and are giving
-erff-r seton They 1l=n l11suuf..l -lfr1
Srs-rr,>I ENGINES AND BDTLErs~
nm 20 I5O Horse Power.
GRIFFITH q wEGSsE.
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1vyI-Vl}~' NOTIgE.--Iettels
II - try upon the estate I'd Morris 81
Jdez Ie 81, -I-. ,, -.t; q. -. ~
her aatt' r-5.F.t..7 - -' % % p -.-''-
slcu tFr--+ al 49, 81 49, =.
u1Iiar[ ~ ---.--s.- -lh'.l-- .tiii- WIZ
r-seuf er i-r y.,>.l.- ' .- -' -l.r
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