The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-04

now a InluG OF IDt past
The effort to connect me with the late n .
!. FTeidhOff is still more untrue. I never .
was his deputy or clerk for one hour in my
life. As Clerk to the Commissioners Ii was 4
none of my business to be present st the /
Tveasurer's settlements, and I never was un- /
less called there or incidentally. a. the last +.
FTeidh0H settlement / was not present at all. I
In conclusion, | can safely say before God (
that | never received one dollar OF compen- /
SatiOn from the county but what ] then be- /
Heved and now believe was honestly earned. .
JOHN A. KENNEDY.
Ebensburg Oct. 81, 1881.
ARGUMENT COURT.-Argumeut Court met
in session at the Court House, EbenSbIrG,
Tuesday morning of this week at II o. clock.
with fun bench present. We present here
with summary of the business transacted:
Hall ct al. vs. Smith ct aL--ejectmenU
Argued, and motion for new trial over
ruled.
Commonwealth v RubTitz-mCtion in ar
rest of judgment. Motion sustained, and
defendant ordered 10 be discharged from
custody.
Meyers heirs IS. A. B. McGonigle and
John Z. Seaman, executors Of Jeremiah Nc
Gonigle, dec'd-vend. eNpOn. Argued.
Bowers vs.. JlOyd-aiia~ seire faCias-
Judgment opened on defendant entering
plea.
Myers vs.. Kratzer. Continued
Morrell vs. Tilry. Continued
KERN vs. Supervisor Of Cieartield town
ship. Settled
KERN vs.. Clark. Continued.
Lycomjng County Fire Insurance Co. vs..
TUdOT-Fi. IA. Writ set aside at cost of
any attorney of this Court or by plaintiff
Same vs.. Raustead-Fi. ia. Same order
by the Court as above.
Ream vs.. Piummer-CertioraTi to Z. Nc
Cough, Esq Judgment affirmed.
Thomas V. Myers ct ai---bill in equity.
Argued and continued, aud directed that de-
PENDANTS issue Seire faciaS for amount due
and unpaid in mortgage on plaintiffs filing,
etc, OF year and day, etc.
Commonwealth eX rel. Adam. RhOdy ct al.
vS. Karl knOrtZ-ClUO warTautO. Motion to
Quash OyerTUied, and defendant directed to
file answer to reiaJOrs petitions within thir-
ty days.
" Commonwealth vs.. Myers ct al --seire fra
cias sur Tec0CniZance. Continued, and a.
Y. Barker ESQ. appointed to act instead of
the District Attorney in the taking Of depO-
stiOns, etc on rule 20 show cause, etc.
Neff vs.. Cambria Farmers Union AssOcia-
ton and Fire Insurance Company COntin-
ued.
Berry VS. Jones Continued
BOlaud vs. Smith--summOus in covenant,
Rule not served.
Commonwealth vs.. Engle ct aI-rule to
show cause why verdict against Alex Mock
for half the costs should not Je set aside and
costs paid by county. Rule absolute.
Court adjourned on Wednesday evening
.
a WoRD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT -
An effective and agreeable remedy for the
treatment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarr-
hal Deafness is Ely's Cream Balm. y sure
cure.
Cream Balm etfectuaIly cleanses the nasal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretons, aiiays inflammation and irritation
protects the membranal Innings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
Ia Df f1S to a all
Beneficial results are realized Oy a few ap.
plicatIOns. A thorough treatment as direct
ed will cure Catarrh. As a household rene
dy for cold in the head it is unequaled. The
Balm is easy to use and agreeable. Sold by
druggists at 80 cents. On receipt of 50 cents
will mail a package. Send for circular with
full information.
RLY's CREAM BALM Co. Oswego y. Y
For sale in EbensbuTg by all druggists.
CURIOSITY Mr.. Joseph Tout, who is
employed at the upper round house left at
our Office this morning curiosity IN the ap-
pie line, Mr. Trout has in his garden An ap-
pie tree from which he gathered an early
crop, and about the first OF September the
same tree came out in blossoms and this
morning he gathered from it about three doZ
en- perfectly shaped apples or the size of a
walnut, sample of which may be seen At
our Office. This IS something extraordinary
IN apple growing, and Is much of a puzzle 20
some of our eldest citizens. Those fond of
discovering something remarkable i'm the cur
iOsity line should visit the Call Office and see
sample of the fruit.-AtooHa Gail Nor. ID.
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NEW JERSEY PREMIUM WTNE-Physi-
clans state that the port Wine that took the
premium at the Centennial, produced and
offered for sale BY Mr. Alfred SpreT of New
Jersey, Is a wine that can be safely used for
medicinal purposes, being pure and free
from medication, and is more reliable than
other Port Wines 1T especially recommen-
ded for weakly females and the aged. The
deep color is the iron from the brown stone
shsle rock on which the grapes grow, which
IS rich in iron. For sale at the new drug
store, EOcnSbuTg.
A WONAE's EXPERIENCE Mothers and
daughters should feel alarmed when the
feeling of WEAKNESS and lanCuor too con
stantly OppreSsss khem. III am cross and
fretful from the exhaustion Of vital powers
and the color is fading from my face, ] al
ways tEd Imme tiate relief i'm that excellent
remedy, Parker 5 Ginger Tonic. which seem;
to build up my system and drive wtv p2iI
[ and melancholy with wonderful certainty
Several Of my friends have experienced the
same benefit from its Use. "A BlgdtO L0dt
IT was reported in Indiana last week tha
Z George Bruist, who works in Johustown
/ had contracted smallpox IN that place AnC
then stolen his wayshome to Indiana. Tht
inhabitants were indignant, and a meeting
of the Town Co@ncii was called, when j
trauspiIed that Bruist was still in Johns
town and that there was nothing wrong wit
him.
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the livers and kidneys, general debility, neT
vOusness, and neuralgia ailments yield read
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ters. It repairs the ravages OF disease by con
verting the food into rich blood, and it give
new life and vigor to the aged and infirm al
ways.
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