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,',. ts Cor 80 nj RarIyars'
--y,f, ~, r,a,ler for sale at Bankers.
IetS 5,,e, C. ssy,cs+ ,sy =, of Barkers'.
r-r- r@leT aU nov stvles. at Barker5'
gs-rFts' All stvIes and prices, at Barkers'.
t-.T. s.iU0ir,5sr' will soon be in demand.
-5-..7 Ute. cF5in r.iil all coiors and Qualities at
r,---.-
2l- -v I-rTe number Of our people will
- - --..s- residences on or about the 1st
.cE7nzs Ll..'-
e. -a you troubled with rheumatism
- -alf1H-s SuaYiu Care. Read their ad-
81 ,- ,,--s,, rr .t7rtrre, another barber
---. e., r4EfTzFlurr is Ecing canvasseG Lv a
- r-,r7 AIr1org
' -T-.. -r,f-r If rlra rlFycffrd since TUESDAYS
-. r.-,~I and that Snripg's near at hand
zen -,-,y. - h., inf.--sd
--'- ~. LIrcF,frf ard robin Hsrrfnrers Of
- ,a'i. ttsfr f+.- aI,I,,er-rre I'm this
Pl-.' ~T,,-j.,- r,---,i1,,,
'--,gil M U ~ -if-I7 7-5-1r7fsas To No
!t .ietS - IN ,,zt,ting the Re1's
80 - S-All 81 l'I' 1 " ~ / I5gi .rr7aGa basis
'"p =, 'e.Ll 80 o- ne. lime for sale by Y
---1' sL'1,r ~ f1,a thf-rr for vyI,ita
,--1,s,t+-l, r,Ifrh YOU all want to do after
r7S,f1g.
4 -t,6I John W. FOTnev, of PHILADELPHIA
4 -.-.-Sf r9st rirft (St. PqfTfcI,'s davl bafor1
= tItoona BTaurh of the [a+iCTaI I.anJ
a o.rgp
1t is now pretty generally conceded that
~ r. H. Barker, of Ebeusburg will be the
f4u
Butter king seems to have become
fua of the ''lOst arts i'm this locality if we
NAV Judge from the scarcity of that very de
kra5le article
Look out for DR.. Creerv. surgeon dentist,
.ylsst Springs on wednesday and Thursday
J. next week.
Mcdonald & Co. Of Loretto. sell mack
crll at % 90 80 cents per dozen Goldfish at 81
10 8 cts. per pound, and 5ugar-waser buckets
at 3 per dozen.
chase of tie proprrty Of cx-Registfr and Re
.COr7pg -fngeT.'Ou Julian street and hrnas 90
scoug it il at an early Gav.
Senator Bogg- has our thanks for an
'OGicial Directory Of State and County Of
Ulcers for 1881" and also foT several Utner
.fay0rs of a similar character.
Alexander McComick. Esq. an old and
LglOred citizen of Altoona, and uncle of
II apt. Il. II. Mccormick, of Cheuytree. died
bon Saturday last, iu the 18th year of his age.
We are sorry to learn, but hope it's not
true that eight children OF cur friend and
lgrIOu, Mr. EJamCs Medium, of Summerhill
township, are afflicted with the scarlet fever.
Boy babies are booming i'm BTaddOck.
s. SAYS that aliitrTd,iv- Cuss Eiseubi-e, of
re Tunes. the remark having boeu called
5Jrth by three birth of tuatskind last week.
After % continuous Stav with ms of four
5u0uthS. &C. may DE said that Winter finally
n hJicatrd his throne last "Wednesday Snc6
1t least. fs the auuearance at present WRITING
DIR AGucr t1r.fItH on "Wednesday re-
moved his household effects to his new pur-
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WE Rave JUST BOUGHT
AT ASSIGNEE'S SALE
LARGE AND sELErr STOCK OF
OVeraIIs and Shirts,

made Of heavy duck. and as we have no room 10
keep them very long We viii give cur patrons the
beueht Of the bargain we g5t in the purchase by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS E.r each article sepa-
rately. They arc worth at least DOUBLE THE
MONEY.
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They both got Left But whoever visits Godfrey
" offs rooms. next door TO the pOStofce. Altoona
in quest OF Teady-made clothing, commits no mis-
take. He will hnd there the very best goods in
lal. and Scwrt together to iastthe styles precise
ly the latest spring to hn in the large cf
ties. and each and every garment warranted both
as to ma ke. material. style and price His prices
We want II understood. 20 behind none to bcfound
in the land. Our advice to those Gesirous OF rig
Gtng themselves out in something pobby fs TO pay
Mr.. Wolf visit. He is agent for the celebrated
Rochester clothing. which is No. everywhere. A
lot of cold weather wear viii be disposed of at cost
to make room for Spring stock.
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SATURDAY. 9th day of APRIL. 1881
At , O'CLOCK. 2. NJ Discharged Of al hens the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROTND

situate in the East ward Of the borough Of Ebens-
burg. Cambria county, Pa, bounded and described
as follows. Beginning at q post on Centre streets
thence east 26i feet 10 post or corner of lot for
merry conveyed 20 Geo Wilson. now Inos !. D5-
Wis; thence. by alley. north 90 feet TO post
Crawford street: thence. 10y said street. west Z5f
feet = post on Centre street; thence, by said
street south CO feet % place of eginuiEg-hav z
thereon erected large twO-st1ry FRAME DIV BILL
ING HOUSE, Frame Stable and Dutbuilt5ugs.
TERMS or SALE tlnc-fEird Of the purchase mon
20 bc paid on She confirmation OF the sale. and
the balance in two equal annual payments. with
interest 20 be secured by bond and mortgage Of the
purchaser. ABEL LLOYD.
Assignee Of Isaac CRAWFORD.
F1fau5H-rr.r March
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Specia in
ducemeuts are offered you by the BUBLTNc-
TOS ROUTE. II viii pay you to read their
to be found elsewhere I'D this
issue L3-1S.-l0m.
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SLUsH TO the right Of them,
Slush to- the left OF them,
Slush all around them.
Black and impossible;
Streets like a pig-stye.
Street cleaners idliug by.
Walking a misery
Pedestrians lrascfblC.
The foregoing represents the condition of tho
weather Just now and Is guarantee that
Spring which SO long the way. has got
hereto stay, let us :rust. A new suit OF Spring
clothing for and boys will therefore be in or
der. Jas. J. Murphy, of 100 Clinton street Johns
town. keeps all the new styles and asks only call
to convince the public that they can buy from him
at more liberal terms than anywhere in Cambria
county, The person who pronounced himself dis
satisfied with d-purchase made there remains to be
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SELECT SCHOOL.

FE'HE undersigned viii open Select School in
i the Ebenshurg Union School Building, for a
term OF ten tvesks. commencing Monday April
:55- ISSI- The common branches. higher tnathe-
matics and the natural sciences viii be taught
Instruction in teaching VIII be given TO all who de-
sire it.
TEHMs.-Four dollars per term for all studying
only the ordinary branches; ave dollars per term
for instruction in teaching Those Intending to
come viii please give notice as soon as convenient
7. =, Lyle.
Ebensburg, March II. lssl.-4t
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OPEN EVERY DAT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, Pm.
Reversible 0EerCOatS !

one year ago, but did not get fair hold public
favor until the present season. 1t IS made without
lining, Of course, and the seams are arranged in
such a way that there is no wrong side % IT, one
side OF the cloth is finished in v.friety Of styles
such diagonals, mixed. etc, etc, and the other
is usually quilted plaid OF check. The pockets,
too, are so iugeuiously oontrived that no matter
which side Of the coat out they srs always In the
right place, ready for business We VIII show this
week aIl the Reversible Goats we hayc5 also evsry
thing in our line that ron ask for. i viii puzzle
you TO ask Tor anything We haven't got.
Or. WOLF
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All. paliid was my noble brow.
The waning night was late:
My startled mother cried in fear.
MY child. what have you ateP"
heard my fathers smOthered laugh,
Il seemed so strange and far:
I knew he knew. 1 knew he knew
Ia smoked my FIRST cigar
To smoke the first cigar and to wear the first out
and-out new SundIy suit said 20 be amongst
the most laborious achievements possible for "a
youth. After lie grows older, however. the youth
takes pleasure in the frequent repetition Of tn c
latter performance, if not the former. and il is
matter Of common TcpUte that the stylishuess of
the clothing sold Hy Simon & Beudhein. next Goor
to the First National Bank Altoona. its aptness
to mt and the l0wness at which the figures mark
ing its price placed. the several potent
sons governing his revision of views. a large
spring stock is being received.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DG virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID Cambria county. the undersigned viii offer 10
public sale on the premiees in the borough Of sum
mitville on
Thursday, the Dist day of March, 1881.
At = o'CLocK, p. NJ. the following described real
estate, Of which JAMES MEHAFFT
died seized, to wit:
T5CO and OHe-HGIf Lots of Ground
Situate IN the borough Of SumnitviIIe. Cambria
county. Pa. fronting on the Huntingdon, Cam bria
and Indiana turnpike. adjoining lands Of William
Linton and heirs Of John Kinney, having thereon
erected a two story Plank House and Plank
Stable.
TERMS or SALE.-One-third Of the purchase mon
ey to he paid confirmation Of sale, and the bal
auce in .wO equal annual payments, with interest,
to ne secured by the bond and ora ge of the pur-
chaser PAUL NCkENNA,
JOHN ECEE
Executors Of J ANfEs MEHAFFY. dec d.
Summitvillc. March Il. 1ssI.-3t.
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ORRH 50
Saturday, April 9Th, 1891,
estate. the property of EsIAN'I DIsHAEr, late
OF Carroll township, deceased, 20 wit.
No. ii Piece or Parcel Of Land

situate in Carroll township. Cambria county Pa.
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
post on the old tUrrulltown road thence. by land
Of Jos Gutwat, north 20 degrees east los pcrches
10 stone, corner; thence north GO degrees east s.
pcrches. 10 post on the township road: thence.
10y land of John Bradley. south degrees. west is
pcrches, TO q post on township road thence. by
township road, north s. degrees. west 100 perchcs
20 place Of bCginulnc-coutainina G3 Acres aid
rs PCrchCs. having thereon erected a substau-
tial two story PLANK HOUSE The land is nearly
all cleared, and there Is good ORCHARD oH the
premises.
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ORPHANS COURT SkLEI
Court House in EbensburS, Pa, on
THUR RSpAT, APRIL Z. 1881

ID the Orphans Court of Cambria county and %
me directed. / viii expose 20 public sale. at the
Court House in Ebensburg, Pa, on
THUR RSpAT, APRIL Z, 1881,
At O'CLOCK. p. y. the following described real
estate, to wit:
No. A.--1 Piece or Lot of Ground
situate in the West ward of tho borough OF Ebens-
burg, bounded by the turnpike. Lloyd street and
West street, containing about ONE ACRE. unfcncCC.
No. "a HALF LOT OF GROUND
situate in the West ward OF the borough Of Ebens-
burg, bounded on the north 10y lot of Mrs. Sarah
Davis. on the cast by lot Of !. & II. A. Shoemaker
on the south by Lloyd street, and or the west by
an alley.
\ O. S--A SQUARE of GRO UND
situate in the West ward of the borough Of Ebcus-
burg. bounded on the north by Lloyd street. the
east by Spruce aiiey- ON the south by Dgle street
and on the west 10y West street, having thereon
erected a substantial two story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE. 81 HEANE STABLE and all necessary out
buildings. There is also good ORCHARD on the
premises.
No. "a Half Lot of Ground
in the West ward Of the borough Of Ebensburg.
liam street. having thereon erected large twC-story
BRICK DWELLING. with FRAME KITCHEN attached,
and FRAME STABLE all in good repair. This is
one Of the most desirable properties in Ebensburg.
TERMS OF SALE.
Hs- Oue-third OF the purchase money 10 be paid
on the confirmation of the sale and the remainder
in two equal annual payments. with interest. 10 bo
secured by the judgment bond and Uortga &c the
purchaser. MARGARET kITTELL.
Administrative of WILLIAM EITrELL, deed.
Ebensburg March IS, 1sSl-3t.
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THIS WEEK
We are showing. as fuuya as our crowded condition
viii permit, everything we have in
SUITS AND OVERCOATS

and especially OvERCOATS. We are prepared
to show almost an unlimited assortment Of every
thing in Clothing ana Unl1-5lotbing, but the
general display Of the week is IN Overc1ats OF ev-
cry ssrt.
Its as pleasant to talk about the newest snd
finest things as it is 20 wear them, but no; all Of
You want 70 pay fer them We have equal need
10 sell a cheap garment that simply keeps out the
damp and cold. c-en though they may be little
rough Thousands who viii read this to-day VII
be glad 10 learn that
A GOOD SATIN OTERC RCO4T,
heavy enough to give sense Of warmth; substsn-
tiaI enough for the roughest wear. and gooa look
ing enough for better use, can be had here
FOR $500 OR 5000.
Other merchants VIII look with the same liking
for Esquimaux Beaver at SO TO $3.50. and the
Chinchiia 0vercoats at SIS TO 50.
We have no time to write nor have you patience
to read anything like an account OF what we show
tLis week. Here is the place TO use your eyes and
your Judgment. Here VIC viii not tire you with
descriptions beforehand.
REMEMBER THIS
Whatever you buy that does not suit you. isn't
sold at all Come back with it the first minute
You can. You are as treo az ifyou had your money
in your pocket. You shall have your money back
your pocket If you want its Jut take good care
Of the garments for US 90 long as our interest in
them continues
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Two CHILDREN BUREED TO DEATH.-At
about O'Clock on Friday evening last a. we
learn from the JOhnStown Tribune, two chill
dren. Charles Brede, aged years and Ber-
tie, his sister, aged about years, were burn
ed to death at MOTTellvilie, near that place.
The two children had been LETT alone in the
house, and it seems that the boy conceived
the idea Of making a lamp out of can con-
tanning three pints of carbon oil. to which he
had access, by showing piece of paper down
the spout and lighting it. This is the infer
ence which has been gathered from all the
Surroundings, as both Of thcU were uncon-
sci0us from the time the explosion took
place until their condition was discovered q
few minutes after, when smoke was seen is
suing from the window of an upstairs room
by several persons near at hand. The first
gentleman t9 enter the building found the
boy in bed, with his clothing nearly all burn
ed OF, while the girl was standing erect at
the f0OtbOard with the upper part of her
BODY and face terribly crisppt, from the
flames. It is likely that the explosion scat
tered the burning oil over both of them, and
they hurried from the kitchen, where the
can was found. to the bed room up stairs
The mattress and coyerlids took fire FROM
the garments Of the lad, which were all
ablaZe at the time he cTawled into the bed
and it would seem the girl was unable to get
in alongside Of heT brother The bov died at
about 10 O'Clock the same night, and was not
conscious at any time. The little girl, altho'
suffering greatly, lived until Saturday morn
ing. They were the children of Martin
Brede, who has now but one little one left
out Of q family Of six, three others having
died a short time before.
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No. "a Piece or Parcel of Land

situate in Carroll township. bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a post township road
leading to Picks mill thence by said read north
20 degrees. east 6S pcrchcs. 20 post: thence. by
land of John Flick. south degrees vest 58lS per
ches, 70 stone; thence. by said land. south s. de-
grceS. cast - perches. 10 a chestnut; thence. by
land Of ". J. Buck. south degrees. west 50 per
ches- 20 post on township road thence, along
said township road, south 66 degrees west 50 per
ches. TO a hemlOck AT the old Carroll town road
thence north. by said old Carrollt0vn road. 10 de
grecs- west p perchcs, 20 post; thence, by same
thence, by same road, north 50 degrees. west 81
perchcs- 20 post: thence, by same road. north 81
degrees, west . perchgs. TO post thence by same
road. north 10 degrees east L perches. TO a post:
thence. hy same road north l. degrees east 26 per
cues. 20 the place Of begiEuing-c0u tanning %
Acres and ia Perches- more or less, about
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situate in Gallitziu township. Cambria county,
Pa. adjoining lands of Richard Denny. Bernard
Weise, Daniel Burk. and others. containing 225
Acres more or less. about z5 Acres cleared. hay
ing thereon erected two story PLANK HOUSE.
The land viii be diviucd into three more pieces
to suit purchasers.
TERMS or SALE.-One-third Of the purchase mon
cy TO be paid confirmation Of sale. and the Dai-
ance IN two equal annual payments. with interest.
TO be secured by the mortgage and Judgment bonds
tf tie purchaser. JAMES BDLAND
Actirg Executor Of Hugh aIcCormick- decd.
March IS. 1sSi.-9t
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a Word TO WORKING1IEN.-Be YOU
begin your heavy spring work after winter
of relaxation, Your system needs cleansing,
and strengthening to prevent an attack of
Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, or some 9TH
er Spring sickness that will unfit YOU fOr
seasons work. You will save time, much
sickness and great expense if yCu will use
one bottle OF Hop BitterS i'm your family th is
month. Don't wat.-Bl Burlington H01cI'eye
For sale by 7. James, Druggist, Ebensburg,
Pa.
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CUBSCBIBE FOR THE CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
- Only $50 per year, in advance
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No. Cd Piece or Parcel Of Land

situate in Cambria township. bounded and de-
ScrloeG as tcliuws- Beginning at post tho s1ut b.
west corner. adjoining land OF Wm. ID. Pryce:
thence north L degrees. west by land Of Thomas
KEGS and Hctcr Hoover 2J6 pcrrhes. 60 a Hemllck
corner; thence. by land of ohm EIir south S. de-
grees. east lo2 perches 10 post corner. thence bv
land OF MARGARET Evans widow. now Margaret
Jones south Is degrees. east 2J5 UCrcLes to post.
thence. by land of Nm. u. Prycc. north SaLL de
STees west iu4 perches, 10 a post the place 0f be-
glnning-contaiuiug E2f Acres and - Per-
substantial two-story DWELLING HOUSE. There is
a good ORCHARD on the premises
No. "a Piece or Parcel of Land
situate in Carroll township. bounded and described
as follows: beginning at "a pOst- thence. bv land
OF John Msel- south 50 degrees. east 1891 uerches
TO q beech coruer- thence. uy land of Juuu Alice
north 10 degrees, west - perch es post: thence
by land Of heirs OF Joseph Davis. west OF nearly
west lISiz perches. TO post; thence south OF
nearly south 55ta perchCs. 10 post. the place Of
ueginu ing--ceutalu 20 Acres and It6
Pcrchc and allowance. nearly al cleared aud
and FRAME BARN. There is an ORCHARD on the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-thlrd of the purchase money % be paid at
the confirmation Of the sale, OnethirI in one year
Dishart. widow of said Emanuel Dishart decd
the latter two payments, with their interest paya
bic annually-to be secured by bond and mortgage
on the premises.
WN- II. SECHLER
Trustee to sell the real estate OF Emanuel DISTANT
deceased.
March Is, lSsi.-3t.
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LIVING WTTNEssEs.-Th hundreds of
strong, hearty, rugged and healthy looking
men, woman and children that have been
rescued from beds of pain, sickness and well
nigh death, by Parker's Ginger Tonic, are
the hest evidences in the world of its sterling
merit and worth You will find such in al
most every community. Read Of il in anoth-
er column, and buy i from z. James, Drug
gist, Ebensburg, Pa. [2-21.-lm.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IOT virtne Of an alias order of the Orphans Court
ID of Cambria county. TO nc directed, viii Otler
public sale. at the hotel of James Maulis in the
borough Of CfalIirziu. on
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No. Sd Piece o, Parcel of Land

situate in Carroll township. bounded and described
as follows Beginning Al a post the old Car
rplltown road thence. 10y land or Jas Nost, south
s. degrees. east l9T pcrches, 70 stone; thCnce by
land Ul william Cole aud John Flick, south 3 de-
erees. west I1i1 QerChcs TO township road thence
by said township road. south % degrees west s.
pereheS, 10 q post: thence north 25 degrees, west
p pcrcnes. 70 post thence south 20 degrees west
y perches. 90 a locust on old Carr0llt0wu road /:
thence by old Carroltown road north - deg. west
- perrIes- TO post; thence. by same road. north
10 degrees west 35 perchcE, 90 the place Of begin
ming containing 80 Acres and Ifz PEREZ cs-
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ASSIGNE.E,.S SALE
REAL ESTATE

. virtue of second pITIUs order Of the Court Of
D Commos Pleas Of Cambria county. to me di-
rected. 1 viii expose 90 public sale. at the Court
House in the borough Of Ebensburg. Cambria coun-
~ El
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~. - ~ III. PnrcsL of Ta,,,L

situate in Carroll township bounded and described
as follows BEGINNING So q post on the old Ja--
rolltoTu road. adjoining purparJ No 4: thence. 10y
SAID road, south 10 degrees west y perchss, to
post; thence by same road. south 81 degrees cast
. percles: thence, by same road, south 51degrees
east "a peTcues- 70 post; thence, by same road.
south I'D degrees east ICrclC-. Fl~-= thence
10y same r0-t. south 10 degrees east = perehes 10
a uenlpc q thence south, 10y same road. 90 degrees
west y Ie-euef, 90 stones thence 10y land lf los
GutwaIt. north l3 degrees. west 45 Derches, 20 a
stoEer thence, toy same land, south g. degrees,
west l+l DcTcLeS, 20 O posts thence. hy land of J.
Hoover. north degrees east OF Yzrches 10 O post.
thence, ~ purparr No I. north ~ degrees east
ia Ie-che-, 60 the place OF cEi1nin--Cuntafa ming
20 Acres aud - Pcrches. more or less. about
10 Acres OF which are cleared. having thereon
erected -wo-st1-y PLANK House and FRAME
BARN
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No. - ~ or ParceL 81 Ln,ld

situate in Carroll township. bounded and described
as follows beginning az 90 post on tHe old Carroll
town road thence 10y said road. south 10 degrees.
east S5 rercbes. 90 q post; thence. by same road.
south = degrees. east s. pe-ses. loeust- thence
north ~ degrees east ID pereheS 60 post; thence
Soutu p degrees, east - Ugrelts 70 post thence
south ~ degrees, west Il pgrcLCs, % POST old
taTpl.t1wu road: thence. 10y said road. south Il
lscs No .. south lI-z degrees vrst IL IcrchCs 10
post: thence. by land oi n. Snyder and n. Hoov-
thence south 81 degrees. east 81 uerches. q the
place OF rrglnEi Eiug-"JutaiuiuE IOI Acres and
81 PercheS- more or less. having thereon
erected a LOG House auG FRAME BARS. both in
good repair. There are two ORCHARDS on the
premises.
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of April. 1881.
Il PIECE or PARCEE of LAND

At ? O'CLOCK. p. ", the following described rea
estate, OF which HUGH MCCoRNICK
ft1 sell Cd wit