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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-03

"Tm rather chop fallen" exclaimed
the butcher as mutton took tumble OF
three cents on the pound.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-03

One of the Indian maidens Of the faz
West is known by the poetical and do
scripaiye title OF Pink Shins."
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-03

A story comes from Barcelona OF
rich Catalan capitalist, long resident IN
Cuba, who has recently died there and
left his fortune of $4,000, 900 to be
divided between four negroes, formerly
his slaves, who once saved his life from
a wildcat while he was out hunting.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-03

Tho latest invention reported by
Japanese journal is that of Otsuka Min
akichi, who, after extensive expert
ments, is said to have succeeded in
making rifles of silk. They are de-
scribed "as rigid as iron guns, while
they are easy of carriage and have q
very long range"
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MURDER IN THE CLEARFIELD COUNTY
JAIL.-We cOBdense from Wednesdays is
sue of the Clearfield Republican the follow
ing account Of a terrible tragedy which was
enacted in that place on last Friday after
noon
Pat Goodman and woman Of bad rcpUte named
Kate Sample. bOth from Du BOis in that county.
and both Oi whom had been in Jail on some charge
weeks ago on their own recOgniZancc to appear at
the next term 0! Court. George Evans occupied
cell in the same Institution awaiting sentence for
manslaughter. of which he was convicted in .Tauu-
ary for having killed Swcdc near HOutZdale in
June last. Evans and Goodman were coal miners
and had been acquainted for several years, having
hrst met each other in the oil regions On Friday
afternoon last. Pat. Goodman and the woman,
Sample, who had come to town from Du Bois. ap-
peared at the jail (Shcrih Mchahey and Deputy
Thompson. both being absent) and obtained ad-
mittancc, alleging that they brother and sis
day previous for larceny by constable from Du
Bois. The Iailor permitted Goodman and the wO-
man, and also Ed. Goodman. q brother Of Pats
who came from DU BCis with him. infer. to
enter LvaHs' cell. While there Evans and Ed
Goodman got into quarrel about some toy furn-
turc that Evans had manufactured, and during the
nght Evans stabbed Goodman tWice.-Once in the
abdomen aHd once in the heart-causing death in
a lev moments after. II is stated that Pat Good
man drew revolver to shoot Evans. but was pre-
vented from doing SO by the Sherif's wife. Pa
Trick and the woman who had come with him
immediately started from towniu their buggy. but
were subsequently arrested at Curwensvifle and
was about 20 years of age and unmarried. His
father, sister and hrOther-in-aw live in Du Bois-
Goodman's remains were buried in the Catholic
cemetery at Clearfetd on Sunday last.
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MS. WORMS. WORMS.

J.. +. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails to des-
troy Pin Seat and Stomach Worms. CDr. KunkeI
IS the only successful physician who removes Tape
Worm, in two hours, alive with head and no fee
until remOved). Common sense teaches if Tapc
Worm be removed, all other worms can readily be
destroyed Advice at office and store free The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms Thousands are dying daily with worms
and do not know IL. Fits, spasms, cramps. ehok-
ing and suhocation, sallOw complexion. circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain in the stom-
ach restless at night. grinding of the teeth picking
at the nose cough. fever itching at the seat head
acne foul breath. the patient grows pale and thin
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms and more come frem worms +. I. KUN
KEL'S WORM SYRUP never fails to remove
them. Price, 81 per bottle. bottles FOR s. co.
lFOr Tape Worm, write and consult the dOctor.)
For all others. buy OF your druggist the Worm Syr
up ana IL ne has II not send TO DR.. r. 7. kUNKEL,
30 \. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free; send three cent stamp.
Worms are capable of producing great disturb
anceS IN the system. The whole train of SpasmOl-
ic and cOuvuisive diseases NAV proceed from the
irritation of worms in the alimentary canal. Chol-
era, epilepsy, tetanus. paralysis mania. and con-
convulsive affections. not uufreQuently the ef-
fects OF this cause. Besides these diseases worms
have also been known 70 produce pleursy, pains in
me SIDE dySentery remlttant fever drOpsy Of the
brain, chronic and splsmOdic cough. etc, etc.
NERVOUS DEBILITY! NERFOUS DEBILITY
Debility, depressed, irritable state Of mind
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling. energy or an
im8tiOn, confused head, weak memory. the conse-
debility finds sovereign cure in r. F. KUNKEL'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON. 1t tones the system
re- uNciates the entre system. Get the genuine.
Take only F. +. KUNkEL'S. 1t has a yellow
wrapper around il. with his Photograph on the
outside. Price, &l.OG. Ask your druggist. and if
he has IL not, g9t il Of the proprietor =. F. Kun
kel. No. 25D y. Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
Advice free, 10y enclosing thrcc-ceut stamp. As
Streets. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by +. JAMES,
Druggist, Ebenshurg. Pa.
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a FINE CHANCE.

SroCK OwNEEs, FARMERS, and capable men
wanting profitable employment. viii be glad TO
know that Messrs. HUHBARD Bios. % Chestnut
St Philadelphia, Pa, have Just ready a work that
has long been needed. They cali this handsome
volume. which contains over 1000 pages and 400 il
lustrations, ''Dr- Manuirgs illustrated Stock Doc
Tor aud Lire Stock EHcyci0Ped5C." and il is we'll
named such q book should be looked upon as q
necessity by every farmer or person in any way in
terested in any kind Of Live Stock. Not only will
II save many times its cost. considered from q
financial point Of view, by teaching how to buy.
how TO sell, how to treat in health and disease.
how to feed, and how 90 make profitable the keep
ing ofiIi9rses, Cows. Sheep, Swine OF Poultry out
it viii enable man to often relieve the suffer- ngs
OF his dumb animals, and thus perform duty which
he owes them. The object teaching Stock Book is
endorsed by all the leading Veterinary Surgeonr
including Hon. J. w. Gadsden. V. S. Member Of
the Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. London.
England. NJ. " Birch. Y. :. President of Pcnu'ia
College Of Veterinary Surgeons At Philadelphia,
and others Too numerous 10 mention. The author,
Dr. !. Russell Manning. NJ D., '. s. bad prac-
teal experience of over twenty-five years as Vet
erinary Surgeon and Stock Raiser, and il would
be haSi TO n0mC man better qualified for the
preparation Of the work. The information IS all
given in plain English and without tgchnicalitics.
and it is not TO be wondered that the publishers
are meeting with great success in its sale.
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IDOLS AND InAEAERY.

It has been a long time since book so charming
has come under Oyr notice ''FGise GODS or IDOL
Worship Of The HOrid-' 1t is published by the
well-known Subscription Book Publishers. HUB
BARD BEoS., OF Philadelphia. Prank :. Dobbins
Formerly resident Of Japan, is the author. and he
certainly wtelds an easy. popular pen. while the
Workmanship upon the book shows good taste and
great care at every point. The illustrations are
varied and many Of them are really bewitching.
They represent customs pertaining 20 the worship
of al lands and ages, and they are abundant and
good.
ANY agent who take hold Of this book is sure Of
success. He not only has good book, but he has
one Ike unto which no book has ever yet appeared.
Books Of travel have described the customs var
ious lands; missionary books have depicted idola-
try; philosophical books have discussed the tunda-
mental principles OF all religions but this book
Iustrates the whole with neaAy three hundred
pictures. II is cmphatcallya book FOR the people.
Every family should have copy.
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Cbjyoh,s Co,,s,,,,, ntjo, .y,,,o.

" This is beyond question the most successful
cough medicine we have ever Sold writes q prom
inent drug firm. A few doses invariably cures the
worst cases Of Cough. Group. OF Bronchitis. while
its wonderful success in the cure Of Consumption
is without parallel In the history Of medicine
Since its nrst discovery ID has been sold guar
antce-a test which no other medicine can stand
II you have cough we earnestly ask you to try it.
Price, l0c-, SOC AID 81. It your lungs sore
your chest or back lame, Shiloh's Porous Plas
tiers. Sold at +. James Drug Store, Postofiice
Ehcnsburg, Pa. al. 81 -e.ow.Iy.I
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TALL and fair she stands at the gate
And her lover stands beside her,
When a smothered shock falls on her ear,
And the young man is a rider.
He took ride No. 10,
Which her pa sent ont a sailing.
And the gate divides the land profane
Prom the fair girls land of waiting.
And the young man was seen there no more for
that No 10, like all similar articles from the Great
Eastern Boot and Shoe Store OF Sol. BlumenthaI
1li9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona was fully warrant
ed 10 do It's work. Parents and others interested
VIII make note Of the excellent quality and fine
nnlsh OF the boots and shoes 10 be found at this re-
nowned establishment. where entire satisfaction
as to goods and prices is always guaranteed
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The greatest thinkers. the most profound scboI-
ars the most expert thorough and successful chem
lsts-ior these America must turn to Germany.
In the wofu!ly speculative field Of medicine no
greater step has yet been taken than in the discov-
cry. after the most extended research and the most
careful and patient experiments, Of Dr. FauSts
German Cough syrup, for the cure Of consumption.
coughs, colds, sore throat. bronchitis, Group and
all pulmonary diseases. Remember this medicine
ls sold on positive guarantee 10 Price, 25c.
5Jc. and 81 per bottle. ASK Druggists. Sold al F.
James Drug Store, EbensbuTg, Pa. [4-l.-e.o.w. ]
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 TIE SCHOOL DIRFCrORS n1

ITO THE SCHOOL, DIRECTORS OF
\ CAMBRIA COUNTY. -Geatleaen: In pur-
suance OF the forythird section Of the Act OF May
5, 1884. you hereby notified to meet in conver
tlon- at the Court House. in Ebcnsburg, on the
hrSf Tuesday IN Hqy, T. D. 1851 being the third day
OF the month, at O'Clock in the afternoon and Sc
lecJ, Utre roce, 10y majority OF the whole number
OF the directors present, person Of literary and
scientnc attainments, and Of skin and experience
IN the art OF teaching, County Superintend ent.
Tor the three succeeding years and certify the re-
SUIT 10 the state Superintendent. at Harrisburg,
as required by the thiryninth section of said act
H. BERG,
County Superintendent OF Cambria County.
EOensburg. April Is, ISsl. st
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why do so
many people we see around us seem to pre-
fer TO suffer and be made miserable by indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appe-
tite, coming up of food, yellow skin, etc,
when for 75 cts. Z. James. Druggist, Ebens-
burg, Pa, will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer,
which is guaranteed to cure in every in
stance. L4-1.-e. o.w.1y
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FOR HOR SES
Chinese CREAM CamphOr
TC VNVAyVARTE

1t relieves Sprained Joints, Thrush in
Feet, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Blood and Bone
Spavins, RingbOne, and all hard Jumps
caused by kicks or other bruises. For
EpiZooty, Distemper, Fever, collie, Loss
of Appetite, and Weakness, use the IRON
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER.
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Chinese Cream
CAMPHOR!
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
RELIEF OF PAIN
IN MAN AND BEAST!

Commands the attention of all who have
been inveterate sufferers Of RHEUMA-
TISM. NEURALGIA. HEADACHE.
TACEACHE. FROSTED FEET. STIFF
JOINTS, and all pains in every portion of
the body. The seat of pain is reached
by exciting the pores to action, thus
enabling the curative properties of the
CHINESE CREAM CANPHOR to en-
ter which STILES the pain as soon as the
affected parts are reached. The lini-
ment must, upon each application, be
rubbed in thoroughly; and in cases of
rheumatism of long standing it should
be used three or four times a day, ard
four applications made each time, until
cured. Care, however, should be eXer-
eiseG after the pores are opened, to pre-
vent taking cold.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

OUR friend and patron Mr.. Geo. Schettig,
carpenter, has brought his family back to
this place from Altoona, where we believe
he himself is still employed, and as if to
equalize matters, Mr.. Thomas Pagan, anoth-
er carpenter, who has been working at his
trade in Altoona since last Fall, is about to
remove bis family from Ebensburg to the
Mountain City, where Mr. NJ. J. Nagle, of
Carol township, has also located of late. So
IL 0nps
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Special in
ducements are offered you by the BURLING-
Ton ROUTE. IL VIII pay you to read their
advertisement, to be found elsewhere in this
issue. I3-1s.-10m. !
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

THE housewife now taketh the towel
And ticth the same bout her head
And goes for the woodwork and window
While hubby paTtakes Of cold bread
Regarding proceedings. however
Not even a word by him's said
But he says to himself in a whisper.
Il wish the good Lord l was dead"
But house cleaning doesn't last forever thank
goodness and when the last cobWeb has been lis
lodged and the house ga-nished from garret to
cellar the head Of the household proceeds or at
least ought to proceed celebrate the conpIetfon
OF that important ceremony by dressing up in
new Spring suit from the weiI-knoWn establish
meut of Godfrey Wolf next door to the postofice
Altoona, Pa, after which he parade around
and condole with those of his neighbOrs who are
still undergoing domestic nartyrdom. r. :: Wolf
has enough suits on hand to crafty all tastes
meet all demands and suit al pocketbooks
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

WE understand that all the farmers horses in
this section that are given N. B. ROBERrs' HORSE
POWDERS are able. owing to their laxative. tonic
and purifying qualities, to plow from one-third TO
one half mere acres per day than those which are
given any other preparation. We advise all those
who have not used them to do so. They are not
adulterated with bran or cake meal and sold by
he pound, but are prepared from pure drugs put
mp in neat packages, and sold for 25 cents by E
James. Ebensburg, Pa, and by all other druggists
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''OF all sad words Of tongue OF pen.
The saddest are these: 1t might have BEEN y
The above quotation was forciDly brought to
mind the other day by hearing a young lady re-
mark that she would not be dying with Con-
sumption If she had taken SINEs' SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoARHoUND in November last
and thus cured her cold, n friend of hers did.
Sold by E James and V. ). Barker X Bro.
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TESTIMONIALS.

have tried the Chinese Cream Camphor for
rheumatism and Nervous Headache and have
found in it instant relief have never found its
equal in all my travelS.-tiEoRGE BYNG. London,
Eng. tson OF Capt. Sir Geo. Byng, r. I. n, Sin
gapOre. IHiia.)
i used tile Chinese Cream Camphor for z severe
attack oi Rheumatism in the right shoulder. and
can sincerely say. after having tried several other
wcll-knOwG remedies that 10 is the best thing
ever used. curing me compile elcly ly.-AIILLARD 7.
" ALTON. IL y. 4Ist street, West Philadelphia,
March /, 1851.
After one application Of the Chinese Cream Cam
phor was relieved OF frosted fcct.-NATHAN FL
KAN. 4l5 North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan. y. 1851.
Having suffered severely with frosted feet used
the Chinese Cream Camphor three times. rubbing
II in thoroughly, and was cured. My mother tried
il for nervous headache. obtaining instant relief
-ASroS :. TATzEI., l2l5 Melon street. PhiIad'a,
Jan. -, lssl. fz-S-5m.l
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Now the husband. still n lover.
And his wife, true and tried
Der the dying fire hover.
Listening to tho wind outside.
And with smile and cheering laugh, he
Calls her idol Of his SOUL
TIL he makes her, through his "taiiy.r
Bring another hod Of coal.
"Taffy" has become such common article now
a-days that nothina-well, hardly anything-can
be accomplished without it. But there is nothing
akin to ''tafy' in the assertion that for quality
STYLE variety, and price the stock of Spring cIo-
thing Just received at James J. Murphy's Star
Clothing Hall, Joe Clinton street, JOhustown. can
not be surpassed anywhere. Give Mr. Murphy
a call and be convinced that we speak by the
card
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

Rg-A haIfpint bottle Of the CHINEsE CREAM
CAlIPHoR can be had for 80 cents from r. JAMES,
Druggist, Eben sburg. Ia.
y. B.-The testimonials Of persons using this
preparat ion, either on themselves or their horses.
will be thankfully received.
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ST Elmo Hotel.
Nos. 31T and 80 Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA

ST. Elmo Hotel.
Nos. 3lT and 80 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ratos Reduced to -. 90 pen. Day.
The travelling public viii stiI find at this Hotel
the same liberal provision FOR their comfort Il is
amusement and the different Rail Road dcpOts,
wen all parts Of the city are easily accessible
s spec special Rhfs Ror thoe wis FsS the D city G
for business or pleasure.
JOS. n FETEI2, Proprietor
Philadelphia Nov. l. l8s0.-tf.
SHE went to the play of .'OIivette,"
And near an open window she sat,
and by so doing she there met
The fate Of al who rashly get
So imprudent.
She saw a notice in the weekly star.
ITO Cure CoId-J-se SINIss' 'svEUr OF TAR
So she went TO the druggist, and then and there
Invested with single quartair
In the article.
Now If you only have occasion 10 see
How earnest and vehement she will be
She was cured of the cold caught said settee,
Twill surprise you.
Lodfes, for those distressing COM
plants to 9CIicH YO5C are subject,
Use DR.. F'0ust'S German AI.o9,l0tic
Vino. T4-1-s1.-7v1
OBITUARY.
OHARA.-Died, in Munster township on Sat
urday, April 9, 1881. Chs ELEs HuDEBERT son of
J ohm and Teresa L. O'Hara, aged years month
and 16 days.
When the evening sun was setting
Far away in the golden west,
Our little Charles soul took flight
To its heavenly home OF rest
When the rising shining
On that sad and moUrnful morn,
We laid his little form low down.
In the quiet churchyard ground.
How sadly we shall miss him
But yet VIC must not mourn,
For his happy spirit has gone to rest
Far from this world Of scorn. X
Munster Twp, April H. 1881
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THE GREATEST BLEssING-A simple.
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure. stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that rene
dy, and its prOpTietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and cured
by it. VIII you try it? See another column.
Eagle. For sale by VI. L. Oatman, author
lied agent Ebensburg, Pa.
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We, the undersigned Auditors Of Washington
township, do certify that the foregoing statement
Of accounts is correct 70 the best OF knowledge
and belief. &. 4. MCtTONIGLE,)
JAMES NOON. Auditors
VIM. BROWN, JR., \
Lilly's, April ., 1SSl.-4-l5.-3t.
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VOSEPH MCDONALD,
81 ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
EBENsBuHG, PA
Ez- once in CoIonnado Row. on Centre street
Nov J.. 1ss1-tf.
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April m, 1881.
B- & B-
SPE CIAL OFFItRIN q : .
BELL0N BLACK SILKS!
24 Inches Wide, at sI.I5- sI.5O and SI.75.
SIX DEPART'NENT.
Several case New Black Brocades. at 81 81 % and
one special lot Elegant 2+lncu Goods at SO per
New 5frcb 0--i-c ssiri, sill. ~ 7 -,i1yrf,
200 pieces Black SIN az 81 90 81 25 $50 75 and
S-'5 sr yeIl, gi I5onleE i5eion ana % 9 HtneJ
500 pieces Fancy Silks at s7lsc TO 81 90 per yard
Strips, Checks aud LouisiHes.
Large lot Black Satin d'Iyons 500, Il. .25, Sl.50
and up TO anest grades.
Satin MaryeilIeux and Surahs, Black and Colors.
Fine Black Silks. S2-25 10 SLOO per yard
Very large lot and special values in Black Satins
from 5oc mp TO nnest grades.
the two latter p inch goods.
ESS GOODS
One case 23-fnch SILK Striped Imported Goods at
25c.-much less than value.
All the new things in SOn Wool Goods from 25c
Nuns Veiings AIhatrcss Cloths.
Homespun Checks. Illuminated Beges
Large assortment OF French PIaids and stripes
for costumes. oombina tfons etc.
2jc. to $500 per yard.
New Beyerdere effects in Dress Goods
100 pieces each Of 80 and 4d-inch Black Cashmere,
at 55e and 500 per yard respectively, sur
hitherto ofered IL these prices
LADIES' JACKETS 1ND WRAPS
Now open; choice Imported Garments, from finest
10 lowest era grades SpeeLal, values in
Every department complete with newest styles
Spring Goods H3slcry, Gloves, Trim
mingS Laces, EmbrOidcTies, Sc.
BOGGS q BUHI.
11S & 100 Federal ST., Allegheny, Pa.
Lace Curtains in fue qualities. at special low
prices: large lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains at
II 80 per patra5cu half value-clean fresh goods;
der of clean selected cotton. at and 6J<c. Linen
SeTim Cloths. Z5c. up and Antique Laces and Swiss
Lappets for Curtains. I4-l5.'sI.-Iy.m.c1
ENNANCIAL STATEMENT OF WASH
y ISGToN TowNsHIP (RoAD DEPAETMEST) for
the year ending March Il, 1ssl:
G. RoBrrE, Supervisor DIR.
To amount Of duplicate. s2o7.01
from unseated lands. 1872
% order 10 balauce...-.... g9.5S-S5O4.21
or.
BY 65 days services as Supervisor,
at 81 per ay.--..-....--......S $500
- taxes worked out on roads,. 243.7d
" Auditors eNoncrations 225
" amt ret'd to Commissioners, - 9Is
: orders redeemed -----..-..-....-. 52.T5
taxes Of is7o worked in iSso. ini.Ssi-s5o4si
MICHAEL DoNAHoE, Supervisor, Dr.
To amount Of Duplicate ........... ...... $500 2s
OR.
BY 81 days services as Supervisor
at 81 per ay--.-.--...........S 64.0O
: II days horse hire. at 3 per day $500
amount Of tax worked out...... 134.G2
=" percentage on $4,000, a. 2 Ct. 20.5I
- cash paid Tor woTk..-.........--. 1852 547.55
Balance due Township p.........-..--......s 1913
Estimated liabilities Of Township. $4,000
We, the undersigned Auditors Of Washington
township. do certify that the foregoing statement
of accounts is correct 20 the best Of knowledge
and belief e.. a. NTCtTONICfIE,
JAMES NOON, Auditors.
VIM. BROWN. JR, \
Liily's, April ., lSsl.-4-I5.-3t
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Col. MICHAEL. G. CARRIER, an old and one
time prominent citizen of HOllidaysburg
where we knew him in our early boyhood
days, died on Friday last in Madison, Indi-
nearly if not quite thirty-five years, during
the greater part of which time ne was editor
and proprietor of the Daily Courier. While
the war was in progress Mr. CARRIER held the
position of Quartermaster of the Army of the
Tennessee and afteTward performed the
same duties in the field with General Sher-
mans army. At the time of his death he
was postmaster of the city as well as editor
of the Courier. We Judge his age to have
been about 6j years. Peace to his ashes.
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MEssRs. ELY BROs., DRUGGTsTs, OwEGO.
y. G.-For the past three winters have
been afflicted with catarrh and cold in the
head. | applied several remedies without
good results. Last winter used your Cream
Balm, and found it to accomplish all You rep
resented. T. +. MCCORMICK (Judge Com
mon Psas), Elizabeth, n. j., Aug. %, 1880.
See advertisement