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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-06

MORE ''TAFFY" FOR Us.-Here are a few
more kind words elected from number of
our exchanges by the recent entrance of the
FREEMAN upon its fourteenth volume. If
any excuse is needed for reprinting them we
would merely say that ''they all do it,
From the Huntingdon Monifor.I
The Cambria Freeman, which is edited by the ir-
repressibe punster McPike has entered upon its
fourteenth volume No better paper comes to u.
From TIE Letvisfotga Democrat and SenhHeI.l
THE 1ith volume of the Cambria Freeman opened
with the issue Of Jan. 23d. McPike its editor and
one of the best of newspapers. We hope no mis-
take viii occur the next time that c0unty's treas
ureship comes along, for he richly deserves it.
[Froa the Nc Teyto,rn JournGI.l
The Cambria Freeman entered upon its 18th
year last week. McPike don't make any promises
about improvements to be made in the near future,
and,we can't see how it could be possible to make
il more readable being at present Of the live
lest papers in Central Pennsylvania.
IFrom the HoRidGys6tug Regisfcr.l
McPIKB has commenced the fourteenth volume
Of the Cambria Freeman, paper that for thirteen
years he has made to rank as one of the best and
friend may print it many years TO come, and haul
in the shekels too.
From the Phifpsbtrrg JournoIl
THE Cambria Freeman, Of the most readable
teenth year. Brother NIcPike the genial editor of
the Freeman, knows how to get up good paper
and is deserving OF every possible encouragement.
GFronl the Tyrone HeTaId.l
TIE Cambria Freeman has entered upon its
fourteenth volume, and is, apparently, in the full
prime and vigor Of a successful career AS an ably
conducted journal its reputation stands high on
the list.
From the AHooHd Tribune
THE Cambria Freeman has entered its fourteenth
volume. We need not tell the readers OF the TRI-
BUNE what they already know, that il a lively,
spicy and good newspaper.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

r-,ins the coming year We propose not only
-sf-s ths Freeman q better paper than ever
-. bu, we announce to-day such special In
,.reuts 70 aIl new subscribers, as well as 70 old
...,iB arrears who will pay up to date, as viii,
-.,strE. and certainly ought TO, make the FREE
- regular and Indispensable visitor to every
s.-uv IN the country. This inducement is no less
- sony or our own paper and the Pittsburg
r-rrvrv DISPATCH throughout the whole twelve
----r. f5r the very moderate sum OF S2 90, The
-r-,vry DrspArCH during 1850 will be one Of the
hest journals IN the country fun Of the fresh
...-srs containing all the associated press and
-s--+,r. spscill kilograms from large corps Of
-.-..B-rten,s at the National and State capitals,
--.,l-s1vh all the leading cities and towns OF
r---,rrvsria. New York, Ohio. Virginia, &c
T., -,,-ket reports will be a speciality. On the
-, -r-rInz ike this offer has ever yet been
~. rs his part Of the state, and It viii enable
~, ,-1s-rlbers 10 the REEXAS 70 procure almost
.-.-.-rfnza Journal which, at all times newsy
-. t-,s-ss-.ug. viii be particularly so during
,-.--usat5us year 1854 year sure 70 be doubly
,.-.-.t bv its Presidential campaign and
t,-sts revival. Send in your names at once.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.

WILAORE Jan. 81. 1850
DEAR FREEs; NJ thought would write YOU 4
few thoughts from Wimore. the first pI ice L
viii say that the state OF the weather Is remarka-
afraid the old say ing may true that for every
fog we have in January will have n .rost in
May The weather has been so fair and warm that
one OF the iaiT Of our town remarked the other
day that she could not stand the heat of this Jan
uary sun l noticed in the columns Of the Herald
an account of our new bridge this place giving
all the honor and praise to 9ir John Wright and
work 10 its eompletiol. Well, now. allow me to
state that Mr.. John Wright had his foot mashed
and Mr.. q. Bringlc had the headache and that
Mr.. Tobias Ashc is the man TO whom the honor
belongs. because he was not afraid get his feet
wet, neither was he afraid To II kc hold Of heavy
piece Of timber. Had IL not been for AIr Ashe the
uridgc would not be it is today. II is a first-
tending OF the same we give all the honor to AR
Wright, but as TO the work the praise belongs to
Mr.. Asne
And now. then. politics comes next. II IS ru-
morcd this morning the streets that Pogo had
sold out to e. ". Iringlc, both being candidates
for the Office Of constable. The sum agreed upon
is said to be $1,000 which Is another instance OF
Nilmore candidates going back their friends
How true this IS not prepared TO say. but such
is the rumor it comes TO your correspondents
ears.
Our mutual friend John SchrUth has laid in a
hne stock Of wax candles, both plain and ornamen-
tai ; also A good supply OF fish Of all kinds.
Another friend, W. J. " Noleslagle. has had n
very severe attack of munlps and at time his
life was despaired OF; but glad to say he is
now getting all right gain
One Of the latest business ventures Of our town
is a new drug store kept by Mr.. H W. Plotner.
Blue SHOES.
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NOTES FRoz1 ST. FRANcIs. COLLEGE.

On Monday. I'd inst, Rt. Rev. J. Tuigg, Bishop
OF Pittsburgh, visited the Franciscan Monastery
and College of St Francis. LOretto, Pa. He was
accompanied by Rev. +. A. Bush, OF Loretto, the
Ecclesiastical Superior Of the institution. the
Bishop himself being Guardian OF the Franciscan
Order in the Diocese of Pittsburgh. He addressed
the students in the spacious studyhall OF the Col
lego at considerable length. delincating their
eral duties, and said he would feel pleasure at
hearing of their earnestness at study and their
acting dutiful towards their instructors. who in
turn would feel 1t pleasing duty to impart edu-
cation to and bestow care upon them. The College
has never been in better standing since its fOunda-
ton than present, regards discipline. tone
and instruction, and no pains will be hereafter
spared to make IL all that CaIhOlic parents de-
sire.
The following award OF tickets were made to the
Senior Class for the month OF January
Rhetoric c. Schwab. Geo. kaylOr. +. Snecringer.
I4atin-Geo. Kaylor, G. Schwab, NJ. Foley, W.
Jones, +. Sneernger.
COmposifion-tico. Kaylor. W. Kuhn. +. Sncer-
niger, &. Bright.
Grcek-C. Scnwab. Geo Kaylor. NJ Foley,
Catechism-C. Bright, +. Snecringer, I. Farrell,
W. Jones' W. Kuhn.
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4 Mothers Grief.

The pride of mother. the light and JOY Of home,
are her children. Hence her grief when sickness
enters and takes them away. Take warming. then,
if they have n Cough, Group, or Whooping Cough,
which leads TO Consumption, that You are running
terrible risk II you do not attend to IL at once.
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE IS guaran-
teed TO cure them. Price. 10 cts, 50 cts and 81 90
For Lame Back, Side, Chest. use Shiioh's For
Gus Pastors Price 25 cts. Sold by r. J. LLOYD.
Druggist. Ebcnsburg. l9-l9.-e-o-w.5n
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'UHT DUE Poos I'D HousE or r,r7zr s,,-,rp-,-. -,
-rfrr-yrrr,r-l -

Stock on Farms ho-res 10 corr b-rff I rrffs.-
KEYS 9 Ne1-
Products Of Fqr1.-3c=tors hsv. 200 t,rz. o.+s Eoo
bus; corn IN ear l5oc 51s- y-otatoes 400 heads
eabhages 2i0o lbs pork $50 lbs veal los lhs-csIf
hides, > bus. onions ~
Manufactured IN fhe ElrfsfHfioa-l5 -Afs so,
soapr @2j0 lbs. hard sOsQ, bhls. saur zFa1t ass
qts canned iruit, 225 go apple butter 90 -Tyrn =
shTts, Is prs punts. 10 Irs 1Fe-slls 50 sv1,sIer
SOCKS, - chemlses - dresses y sacgues ar-orr
80 skirts, y pairs stocEisssss IS women -ruE &
shrouds, p prs mitteus, 3 pillow slips zsEheets
= pillows, 10 holsters. Nd ticks sun h0nne+s
13 chiidren-s dresses fnfants' Sins 1 f-sa~tsi
skirts 10 ehildren's apr rs ehHdren's l--tz 10
chlldren's chemiscs, &c - soits % roller tsvis
INMATES, ~ II HsrsE
Number OF inmates Januz-y ]. 1873 -
born curing the year ]
admitted durinK the
Discharged removed, &c. during the year 90
Died during the yearas-.-.- --..--- E. IS
Remaining in House Jan. / lsss......-.-.--... 3
Ndrles Of fBHlGtes trAo 6iey, tysuo the zserTaroh
lush tbllndl. aged 79s NsaEyaret Coleman s-ea
s.; Frederick ShultE. as-ed -: Isaa. Ha7aes
tcoioredJ- aged l-oi Thomas , ones, aged 81
Of the Inmates remaining January J. 1850 the-.
are: sane males. 30: sars female a insane
males IL; insane females IA hii nd males g h1.a
year, . Number OF insa ne az EiEmunt Il Nun
Der tHt meals 70 tramps. 2-s- decrease from fasr
year loi- decrease from ls--. zee
Given under hands At the Commissioners s-
ONCE, In Ebensburg. this 18th day of Iznunrv a
ID. lss0- PHIIIP Su-FITY - -
PAT'k billion ! Ardlsors-
W II. CDNREIIk J.
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zinc Best I Erer Kne,c Of,

J. G. Starkey n prominent snd influential citi
zen of Iowa City. writes: I have had the Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint for several years. and
have ised every remedy could hear Of. without
any relief whatever, until ! saw your Shilohs Vi
talizer advertised in paper, and was persuaded
20 try IL. happy TO state that 1t has entirely
cured me. 1t is certainly the best remedy ever
knew Of Price, IS cents Sold by z. ]. LLoYD,
Druggist, Ebensburg. le19.-e.o.w.en-l
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THE Pittsburg Weekly Dispotcb is in nil respects
Of the best papers in the country. full OF the
freshest and most reliable news, procured by the
most liberal expenditure. Always hrst-elass
paper and welcome visitor to the family freside
the Weekly Dispatch VIII be better even than here
tofore i'm every depnrtment for 1850 It's general
and special news features have long been well
known. and for finance. trade and market re-
ports they viii be among shc fullest most accurate
and valuable published. Terms 81 so per annum :;
or in clubs of ten, $40. Address,
ROoK O'NEILL & Co. Publishers,
TI-e.-4tl Dispatch Iron Building. Pittsburg.
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T HEY say that effort will be made to under
mine the water works at present existing in Eb-
ensburg. How this shall he done remains 70 be
seen. But imagine It viii be n failure We
Judge so. for several reasons, prominent amongst
which Is that those who working the joo are
unable To carry out their plans, the work being too
mach for their capacity.
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MRs. PARTINeToN sAYs.-Don't take any
of the quack rostrums, as they are regimen
tai to the human cistern; but put your trust
in Hop Bitters which will cure general dilap-
idation, costive habits and all comic diseases.
They saved Isaac from a severe extract of
tripod fever. They are the ne plus une1n Of
medicines
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Two ORGAEs.-Regulate first the stom-
ach second the liver: especially the first, so
as to perform their functions perfectly and
YOU will remove at least nineteen-twentieths
of all the ills that mankind is heir to, in this
or any other climate Hop Bitters is the
only thing that will give perfectly healthy
natural action to these two organs
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+ YIELDS were made to droOp;
Checks were made to blush
Hair was made TO curl and friz.

We hush, far that is concerned. But no
power exists on earth TO prevent us from keeping
saying that Jas. J. Murphy. 100 Clinton street.
Johnstown, sells ready made clothing at lower
figure than anybody else. His stock Is always
hrst-class Is warranted to give satisfaction and
the price list is sunk away out OF sight as 10 tg
ures. Give him call and you will get satisiac-
ton
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-06

ID ECEIPTs AND EXPENDITURES
HI offcor and House Of Enpfovrsent Of Csmbria
Co, Pa from the 5lst day OF Ja1uaTv a ID 1879
70 the 26cb day Of JauuATy. A D. 1850
A. YKA0LEf, Eso-, rREAsnKEE- Dz-
To amt OF ReaufsitIon for fs7p. .....s "a opo %
To balance duePoor House stisst settle
ment ~ i -
10 am paid 20 Frea fu'e' g gy = T. ~ soz %
dOn................s..-.. SIS
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LITTLE Mabdi's zebra stockings
Gently hang across the tub;
Brother George Will find them usefu

But brother George may in the end ind himsel:
mistaken. Maybe. after those stockings dried.
little Mabel will get herself inside them, and,
finding them look nice, ask herself why she
shouldn't get herself pair of shoes 10 suit Then,
IL she is wise, she viii visit the Great Eastern
Boot and Shoe establishment of =. Blumenthal.
1ll9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona, and tell brother
George to steal 4 pair Of stockings of the next
clOtles-lne. Blumenthal has the biggest stock
Of boots shoes ETC. for girls. misses. ladies, boys,
youths and men in Western Pennsylvania. and
sells the next thing to cost.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

M llDtbM - aAHGh y - I'M IN IL
w Notice is thereby given that the following
named appraisemcnts of property appraised and
set apart for widows OF dcccdents under the Act Of
Assembly Of the 4th April, A. D.. 1851 have been
nlcd in the Registers Office, at Ebcnsburg in and
for tho county Of Cambria and will be presented
the Orphans Court Of said county for confirmation
and allowance on Wednesday. the 3rd day Of
March. A. ID. 1880. TO wit:
]. Inventory and appraisemeut OF certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Cath
arine A. Parsons. widow Of Chambers A. Parsons,
late OF Dean township deceaSed-S1T2.ao 90.
2. Inventory and appraisemento Of certain person
al property appraise aud apart for Sophia
Eckenrode. widow Of John G.. Eckenrode late of
Carroll township, deceased-S3o0
S. inventory and appra isem OF certain real
tate appraised and set apart for Catharine Dow
ling. widow Of Richard Bowling, late of EIillville
borough. dec'd-S3OO. ..r. s-
!. Inventory and appraisement Of certain real es-
tate appraised and set apart for Louisa Young,
widow OF Louis Oung late OF Conemaugh borough,
deceased-S16g. so.
S. Inventory and apprascment Of certain real e.
tate appraised and set apart for Ann H. Slick.
widow OF Jacob ". Slick, late Of Johnstown bor-
ougb, ,deceascd-fl0.2 90. -..
8. Inventory and appraisement Of certain person
al property and real estate appraised and set apart
Washington township, deceased--sIoo. so.
Z. Inventory and appraisement Of certain person
al property appraised and SET apart for Mary Dain
widow of David Dain. Jr-, Ia of Blacklick town
ship. deceased.
S. Inventory and apprsisement OF certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart Tor Harriet
Lumadue, widow of Timothy Lumadue, latc q
White township, deceased.
J. q. LAKE, Register.
L.. o Tcc7
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DECETPTs AND EXPENDITURES
sAe of Cambria County Penn'a. f-om the Slst
day OF January, 1879, 70 the soth day Of January
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WASTED.--Sherman & Co, Marshall
Mich, want an agent in this county at once,
at salary of 800 per month and expenses
paid. For full particulars address as above.
f11-21.-lvl
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A YOUNG man has come who yarn1l
Repeat, about Irish needs carnal,
II sounds lust rs well
To call him Parnel,
But the right way to name him is Parnell.
What is said above is likely parody. And il is
good one But guess il Is parody on the
saying that Godfrey Wolff, next door to the post
office Altoona. exposes 20 sale, at the lowest prices
ready made clothing for nothing at ll-scarcely.
There can be no parody on that because no paro-
dy is possible the selling Of clothing at upset
prices. Try him-buy from-try again-and you
will not 20 amiss.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.-A marvel
lous Cure for Catarrh Dphtheria, Canker-m0uth
nd Headache With each hottie there Is angc-
nious nasal Injector for tho more successful treat
nscnt % tho complaint. without eItre -ha-s P,f-e
= So S-Il b. =. J LLCTr. JaersBJrg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-06

WE the undersigned Auditors Of Cambria Coun-
~. Pa. do respectfully report that we have
fully examined the vouchers and accounts Of tho
Receipts and Expenditures OF said County from
the 3st day of ia mary, A. D. 1872 10 the 30th day
Of January. A. ID. 1ss5, and do find them te be
stated. also the foregoing statement Of liabili-
ties and assets of said County.
GIVEN under hands at the Comm issioners
Office iu Ebensnurg this 30th day OF January. A
D. 1889. PATRICK f DILLON
PHILIP ID. SKELLY, Auditors
W. II. C-ONNELL.
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PHILIP ID. SKELI
w. II. CONNELL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ac-
IN count W-n. H. Sechler. Assignee OF +. J. -
Mills for the beneft Of creditors has been fled
the Office Of the ProthonOtary of Cambria -rnt-ln
and viii be presented TO the Court OF - H.,
Pleas OF said County for confirmation ot''iu -h'liI
Monday of March next sand Adam
c: !. 0poNNEJ.I., Proi-v We 3 ! and
--o''',.,.o1...y ----@-s,5Taf is 163; IL Eve 3 1
NTE have Il ] ?. the total is S93 il Eve
, and late one irst) and Adam ,
sr.ler III, :, Total is CPS if Eye Adam and
lar \ dam : l 2 Eve, the total is 2.e3e il
IN u Eve s ! Adam and Adam , OBJ
le lice Eve. the total is 81, ,056. Still wrong;
Eve. when she : ] s , many and pro
W badly felt sorry for it, SO Ad3m- IN or
r der TO relieve her grief, therefore
as il Adam ! : . 40, Lys's terreSse,
r- SniritS they both ste 81 ~}"-~ -~'t .ii.'.l-
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The Maitland House, Altoona, has again
changed landlords, Mr.. p. II. Drew retiring,
and Mr.. Robert Back Of Gree5eburr as-
EUn1f-~ c0nf-ol
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Two lovers skipped rom of the gate,
And a voice came down the land,
Il thought told not to swing
Upon that gate again -
Wat was IL made their pleasure stop
Il vast was Susanna's pop.
Though the foregoing lines, at first q ance. may
appear supremely nOnScnsical. a moral is yet
taincd therein. 1t is this: Read the second and
fifth letters Of each word and you Will get the advice
TO go to Simon & Bendheim's, next door to the
First National Bank Altoona. when you want to
get n bargain in tready-nade clothing. +. 8
Whether the letters 80 formed read that way, the
bargains there all the same.
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LIABILITIES

GIVEN under our hands at the Commissioners
Once in Ehensburg. this 3oth DAY Of January 4
ID. 1850: J. VI. CAMPBELL
=. W. DAVIS. yCommiss toner's
GEO. CsTRLEN.
Attcst-E. *. 1lUNEGAN. Clerk.
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN,
use the old and safe


Dr- EttIer's Soothing Carminattvc.
II be given wi.h perfect safety TO your baby
only two three days old. II does not supety. but
the little thing will to sleep naturally, and get
awake laughing. 1t cures DIARRHCE.A and DIS-
EN1ER4, no matter how long Standing. ClttlBE-
RA MORBUS. CHOLERA INFANTTlI. SUM
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COIIC. frcttng and
crying Of infants (Which is always sign of pain),
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING SLEEP
LE>SSE ESSsS, and all complaints OF the stomach
BOWELS.
Price. 25 cts a botJIe-C safe and ccyf0ia IT
iS the oldest remedy In use. and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STDRFK EEP Frs.
TRY SIMPSON-S LICORICE WORM LOZENGE ).
They are pleasant. safe and sure. 25 cts.
tDepot 900 y. Third St. Philad' a. Pa
Rs Lozenges for sale by y. J. FREIDHoFF and
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ASSETS

ASSETS
ANTS due from Judgments .--........s 5,o45. %
Am ts due from Constables for the year
1879 and previous years .........-.. ]. $50 os
Balance in Treasurer's hands. ...-.-. is .ssI. 50
Am I due IRON John Ryan. Sherih-.......-. 1sI.3e
81. .6ls 10
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Orders -...............-....s go ri
Outstanding Bonds. ..--.--- 300 90
Amt due districts on Road X School Tax. $50 10
Amt due Poor House ....-.... SsI9 IS
Balance in favor OF County ...... il. .343 O5
s2a.6ls 10
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LILLY STEWARD, II ACCOUNT WIFE TREAsuEzR
OF GAMBIA CO., Pa.

April 3. 1879 BY Receipt q A. YesElsy,
- o. -
May ?, 1879, By Receipt q A YeagIy
AEtisuEef .--- -
IAN p, 1850, By Receipt Of A Yeagley. .Treas-
ss8z %
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NOTICE is hereby given that the first

~ O11CE IS hereby given that the frSt
~ and final account Of Joseph Cristc. Assignee
OF AugustiL ID. Cristc for the benefit OF creditors
has been filed in the office Of the PrOthonOtary ~ of
Cambria county, and unless exceptions be fled
thereto viii be confirmed the first Monday Of
March next.
c. r. O-DONNELI4. Pr0thonotary
Prothonotary's Office Ebensburg Feb. 2 IssO.-3t.
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ORPHANS COURT. SALE
REAL ESTATEn

pN virtue Of an alias order issuing out q the gr-
II phans Court OF Cambria county and 20 me a.
rectcd, viii expose 10 pubic sale az the fr--lrt
House in Ebensburg on
aH@AFHa
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~ OIICE III. is hereby give,s,e, b.
kunsis.o.nnh Of John G. Gsfsxs s.r sr fii
filed in n e, for for the benefit Of or sz.;,., 49,
county. once Of tho Prcthosstsl.. h,se,s..
te Confirmed eeless exceptions Se ~ S5z
enc hrst NnnaaS, ats
Trctsoaotory's Ct'l'D0ENET,f. -
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4 uorNT DUE DISTRICTS IN FRE1nHoFr

., 90
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ac-
1N count Of Louis Wehn, Assignee Of Casper (.
Wehn and vile has been filed in the office Of the
Prothonotary OF Cambria county. and unless ex--i
cepjons be hled thereto Will be confirmed ttsC n
first MoDda-- n next
- o. Aar,- <lNNEI>I., Profiho'
p-otf. =. r OBJ I,sburs festance L SSt'
Office E.l,,.-.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ac-
~ count Of John Raab. Assignee OF George
Wehn and wife. for the benefit of creditors. has
been Med in the office Of the ProthOnotary Of Cam
hria county and unless exceptions be hled thereto
will be confirmed the first Monday o. March
next &. +. o 'DONNEIIs, Prothonotnry.
Prothonotary's Ofhce, E5ensburg. Feb. 2. 1ss0-3t.
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A. 1KEeLEY, Treasurer, DR.
an Z In TSreasurfrss a f1zrtfs AZ last Settle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-22

1t was at late quarterly meeting of
the Seventh-Day Baptist Churches in
Wisconsin that two clergymen were to
present papers on the same day, and
the question of precedence having arisen
Mr.. A sprang to his feet and said, al
think Brother B ought to have the best
place on the programme; he is an older
man than | am, and besides is full of
his subject" When the audience re-
membered that Brother BIS subject was
"The Devil" cheerful smile seemed
to beam around the assembly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-22

Barnum & Co. make a miserable APP
pearance in trying to apologize for the
wretched part they had in the villainous
Chinese-letter roguery. The simple in
nocents, who are just so many old po-
litical hacks, would have the world
believe that they were the victims of an
imposition This is great deal too
highly-spiced a piece of cookery to be
swallowed by any political gullet.