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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-01

situate in Carroll township. bounded anl DESERT red
follows: Beginning ut post thence, by land
OF John Misei south 50 degrees east 1922 pcrcdes,
a beech corner; a., ucs. by land Of Junu Alice.
north 10 degrees. west - percfes, tc post thence.
by lani Of heirs OF Joseph Davis, west OF rariy
west lT9l2 pcrches, to a post; thence south OF
nearly south IJt1 IcrchgS. rD post the place Uf
u. .gIUn ing containing 20 Acres ami EEG
Perch cs and allowance. ntfriy all cleared. ana
"a tviug thereon erected twu-sturv FRAME HOUSE,
and "a FRAME BARN. There Is an ORCHARD on the
I. mi
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-01
Tuesday, the 18th day of April. 1881,
4 PIECE On. P1RCEL of L4ND

At O'CLOCK. 2. NJ. the following described real
estate, OF which HUGH MCCORMICK
died seized. To wit:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-01
gre or PnrceE of Enuh
No. CT Piece or Parcel of Lo,ld

situate In Cambria township, bounded and de-
scribeI as follows: Beginning at post. the soUth-
thence north y degrees, west by land ui Thomas
Rees and Peter 81 y1yer 215 lyrcAes. 20 Hewluck
corner; thence. by iand Of John Elig. south IS de-
grccs, east lJ2 pcrcGes, 10 post corner thence. ~
land Of WGrEarrt Evans twiiOw). now NarsIret
thence. by land OF WIN. ID. lrycc. north SOB de
Erees. west Ioi VercHcs Co post, the plac 81 he
giuuiug-contaiuiur B2E AcI eS and - Per-
CheS and allowance. hrvinE thereon erected
substantial twu-stoTy DwEILING HCUsE. There il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
A Dress Of Campbell Badges,

AT the last drawing-rOom Lady
Archibald Campbell wore a dress OF
blue and black Lyons velvet, which was
cut la princesse, and relieved by a
slashing on the left side Of the skirt in
silver-gray satin, the corsage garnished
with black Chantilly lace Of rare pat.
tern; band Of la gibeciere Of black
velvet bearing small ecusson shields,
united by Gaelic knots in gold, traversed
the bust Of the habit and secured en-
traverse by a silver fsh--one Of the
Campbell badges. Tie shields on the
band were charged alternately with the
cognizances Of the Argyll Campbells
and the Calienders of Ardkinglas and
Craigforth in their proper bcraldic
tints. A besace, or satonel, Of a shield
shape, emblazoned with the quarterings
of the Argyll Campbells and the CAL
lenders Of Ardkinglas and Craigforth,
was secured to the left side Of the dress
by the badges Of the fish aud the bog
myrtle. The satchel contained an an-
tique lace handkerchief en- labor. The
train Of slycr-colored satin, suspended
from the shoulders, and attached TO the
dress by the badges. On the train was
embroidered, en- applique, the ancient
and well-known coat-of-arms Of the
Campbells Of Argyll in subdued colors.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
The Moustache.

There is great deal Of character in
the moustache. AS the form OF the up.
per lip aud the regions about it have
largely 10 deal with the feelings, pride,
self-rellance, manliness, vanity, and
other qualities that give self-con,rol, the
moustache is more particularly connect
ed with the expression of those quail
ties or the reverse. When the nous
tache is ragged and, as it were, flying
hither and thither, there is lack of
proper self-control. When it is straight
and orderly, tue reverse Is the case.
other things of course taken into ac-
count. II there is tendency 10 curl at
the outer ends of the moustache, there
is tendency to ambition. vanity or
display. When the curl turns upward
there is geniality, combined with a love
of appreciation; when the inclin alton is
downward there is more sedate turn
of mind not unaccompanicd with gloom.
The reverse quality is well indicated by
the common portraits of Shakespeare,
who was as much noted for cheerfulness
and geniaiity in life as those qualities
are manifested in his writings. 1t is
worthy Of remark that good-tempered
men will, in playing with the nous
tache, invariably give it an upward in
clination, whereas cross-grained and
morose men will pull it obliquely down.
ward.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
nRnGN ANcK No no.

An ordinance providing for the vacation OF part o
scertsiu street and highway established by sec
ton OF ordinance No L.
Be it ordained By tie civ Council Of the city o.
Caro-:
SECTION !. That all that part Of public stree
sni highway oi the city Of Cairo set apart and de
clsred a. such, by section Of ordinance No. y
enacted by the city council Of said city, approved
april LIST, ISIS. lying between rhiriy.foarth ant
Thirty six streets III said city be and the same i
hereby vacated and declared TO be no logger pub
lie street aud. HIGHWAY aud the lots and tract;
OF laDd Immediately ado lining said por
ton Of said street and highway Oh
either side thereof sball not extend 10 the cen
trail line OF said vacated part Of said street or be
yond their present respective boundaries, hut
the land on which the sortion Of said
street hereby yaeated is located shall be de
voted to the use declared In the second section Of
this ordinance
SEcTIoN3, That said portion Of said street "a
sscsted, together WIKI the strip Of land nifty feet
wide, also the property OF the city, lying along the
westerly side Of aud between said vacated portion
of said street and block eight ~ ia the fifh sdd
ton to the city Of Cairo be sold 70 the owners oi
the lots adjoining and sbutiing on sad property
and said vacated portion Of street, at such price
sn1 on such terms IS the council shall hereafter.
by resolution, determine and order
Approved, July llib, A. u. 1881
r. H. TIIIsTLEWOOD, Mayor
ArTEsr,-D. j FOLEY, City Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
ORDINANCE NO. IS.

,oa,,a ao,,nr, o,d,,a,e NJ 40 ,rd
:" nsns,din a. ,ro .,ns, r,inn I'd claansing M
49, W. ''' N'"'' Wv" ""1 N'N''n
H. 4, nS,,,d b,, no fity ro,ncil ar IN a citv of
40 Wv" " WV ~
Synr,ou, m, n,diu.,,e M AZ antitled an
rain ,nca T., nravide rnr chance IN M, priyy avs.
" ~ a,,nsoad MI M n Nisso ba and m
s nr,, ~ hharahv ranaaisJ
ssr,nN Eacb and averv tcn,ment within the
nsod s =. a Jua,iinr borse and cacb and every
80 warahon.e ,bon focto,y manufncturInp
astahi,shmont denot = n,ber hnild no used or oc,
cnniod bs nersons for The tran of apy busi
nass ar occ1nat,on shaU he furnished with
a suitable nrivv' Tho yanit of which shall be
~ ~, ,bd ,,ronpd Ia Tho dcnih of M Ieast eight
ct " hall Ia at Least three feat liz inc6ea
i ~ dion,eiar On Tho inside and shall he we'll
~ I'm bo,tom 10 ton With trick
IA .hau No "a CONSTRUCTED that the
nmi;d nS tina samr shall no M least two feet
Ws,an, nom Tho line of every sdioining LOT
Ia a,so ,ha same distance from every street
oa ,anua ~ ,arv o,,ner ar suenf ar nrcupant
han tho o,y nor cannot he lound--owning a con.
,rniIing sny hniiding II ed as a dwelling =, ore
aarahIrsa' sbnn factory mannfectnring est All.
,;hnan, ianntt = o,hcr hnildinv used ar occunied
cnr M ~ 'nsaction az any business or vacation.
~ ,,, ~ n =, 1910, or ,aS, sfar len DAYS nt,cs
he III marshal bealth officer or any poiIce
nons,able - nrnvide n nrivv md vault In srcnrd-
n 9Th ~ sectIo han rorCsIt and INV for Tho
,aa OF no civ a ann No, iess than Ave nor more
Than twcnty.iye doll mrs for each and every day
snsh ',rivv and vnnt shau remoin nnproyidcd
spcTIos a Whenever the CITY MARSHAL, health
officer ar anv notice constable shall he of the opin
n ~ ~ a" am INV vant ~ enJano",ing ar 70
endanrer the health or become offensive TO persons
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
Big Fishing.

Gov. Jarvis and party Of friends WIS.,
tied some Of the North Carolina fisher
les on the Albermarle Sound, and wit
nessed several successful hauls Of fish.
AT Capehart's fishery, recently, they
particularly saw two hauls, one OF l75,-
600 herring in the morning and another
Of l25, 900 in the evening. The great
seine, $500 yards long, was taken out
and laid by two steam hats. The warp
of the seine is $500 yards in length,
making the total length nearly three
miles. IT was hauled in by steam the
rope coiling on immense drums. As it
came in, the whole beach for q great
space was white with fish, piled up in
masses. At the Coleraine fishery, in
the same neighborhood, 100000 her.
ring were recently taken in one haul.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
A Remedy OF Many Uses.

hostetters Stomach Bitters, while it is
not a cathohcon, achieves host Of good
ehects, and IS useful in variety Of cases.
by inylgorating the organs of digestion il
oyercomes dyspepsia and its many and
complex symptoms, imparts vitality 10 the
physique promotes appetite and sleep, and
overcomes the dependency which is a
mental, sympathetic accompaniment Of
dyspepsia. 1t is an admirable remedy for
disorder of the liver, rousing that organ
when dormant, and promoting the secretion
and flow Of healthy bile into the proper
channel. 1t relaxes without weakening OF
conyulsing the bowels, and checks their II
regularity. 1t arrests growing tendenc!
to rheumatism, depurating the blood, ant
increasing the activity Of the kidneys, ant
II 10 the best remedy in existence for chilli
and fever, and bilious remittent, as well a
tried preventive Of those maladies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
Prejudice Kills,

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery under the care of several If
the best land some of the worst physicians,
who gave her disease various names but no
rehef, and now she is restored TO us in
good health by as simple remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had poohed at for two
years, before using it. We earnestly hope
and pray that no one alse will let their sick
suffer as we did, on account Of prejudice
against so good medicine as Hop Bitters. y
The parents.--Telegram
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
'qossds 1ssT sing suH9!S
An Unrivalled Hair Dressing :,

PRODUCING AS RICH AND CLEANLY APPEAR
ANCE AS If NATURE ALONE HAD IMPAIRED
1T.
BuRNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing-kils dandrutf, al,
lays irritation, and promotes vigorous and
healthy growth of the hair. No other com
pound produces these results.
The superiority of BURNETrs FLAVOR
ING ExTRAoTs consists in their perfect purity
and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many
of the Fictitious fruit flavors now in the
market.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
ORDINANCE No. g.

An oydipauceto prevent jumping on engines o
cars in motion.
BE ii ordaired by the CRY Council Of the city o.
Cairo:
SECTION No person shall cl NIB, jump or steI
upon any locomotive, engine or car when the same
is in motion upon any part OF the ttack OF an,
railroad within the city limits Of the city of Cairo
SECTION >. Whom any ere on shall have knOwl
edge of any violstion Of the preceding section
such person shall. without unnecessary delay, max,
complaint Of such offence against the offender be-
fore the police nagi strate OF the city or some jus
tice OF the peace.
SECTION g. The general station agent at the cltS
of Cairo OF each railroad corporation operating
railroad within the city Of Cairo, shall without M
necessary delay csuse printed copies of this ordi-
nance to he KEEP: posted n conspicuous places a.
their stations within the CITY limitr,
SECTION ( ANY person who shall violate any o
the provisions OF this ordinance shall forfeit aut
and pay to the city sum not 10 exceed two hun
dred dollars for each and every offence
Approved July :, A. ID ! sSl
y. 3. THISTLEWOOD, Mayor.
Attest: D. J. FOLEY, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12

The Poughkeepsie News, we see, men
tons the following by Mr.. John Roemer:
Sometime ago I suffered with rheumatism
in the greatest degree, and was unable to
work for a long period. commenced
to rub my feet with st. Jacobs Oil Relief
came at once, The second day the swelling
subsidized, and after the use of two bottles
OF the Oil, all pain had ef, and was able
| to go to work.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
Travelling Men

find it hard to keep IN good health, owing
to the constant change Of water, diet, and
the Earring Of the cars. All these things
injure the kidneys, while Warmers Safe
Kidney and LAYER Cure is certain to coun.
teract them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
A Skillfil Preparation

Composed OF roots, barks, and plants, that
act IN harmony and are a pleasant and Of.
iective medicine, constitute Burdock Blood
Bltters, OF which highly commentary re.
ports are being constantly received. Price
800, trial size 10 cents. e0
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12
Have YOU ever KNOWN

Any person TO he seriously III without weak
stomach or inactive liver OF kidneysy AND when
these rgans are in good condition do you not find
their posscssor enjoying good health! Parkers
Ginger Tome always regulates these important or.
gans. and never fails to mike the blood rich and
pure, and TO strengthen every part OF the system
Il has cured hundreds of desfaiung invalide' ASK
your druggist about II.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TUcsoS. A. T. April 23, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Another Furnace.

Mr. C. W. Micklcs has received a telegram from the New York com pany who purchased his Twin Peak group of mines, stating that 30-tou smeller had been shipped and that a representative of the company would proceed at once to the mines to super intend its erection.
 This group of mines are short distance from the AriYaca road, about 26 miles from Tucson. The ledge Of the Comet minc-one of the principal claims-shows a hundred feet wide on tae surface, and al a depth of 90 feet the ledge has been developed 2O feet with ore still in sight on both sides. Average assays at this depth give from 20 to 9 per cent. in cop per and from $25 to $5i in silver per ton. The furnace will be erected on the Santa Cruz river, about six miles from the mines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
rersonaI Points.

Dick Rule, of the Tombstone Mug get, Is in the city.
 Dr. Olds and Mr. A. A. House have returned from the Esperauza mine.
 Mir W. E. Hopkins is retained by Sheriff Paul as Deputy Assessor.
 Don D. C. Sanford has been in from his cattle ranch for several days.
 Mir. W. NJ. Blaine has returned from Sonora.
 Frank Lord, of Shafer E Lord, Tombstone, has been in the city for a few days.
 The Messrs. Cremer and party, of Peoria, Ill.,, have returned from Tombstone
 Professor NJ. II. Sherman. the ex- Ce,lent Superintendent of Public In- struction for Arizona, is in the city.
 T. Tomlnson. manager of Bucka- lew X Ochoa's business al Casa Grande, is in town.
 Dick Gird is in Los Angeles county, California, living on his Chino ranch at Pomona.
 Hon. B. A. FIckas has arrived from Tombstone for the purpose 3l tran scrlbing the Cachise county records.
 Mr. F. N. Gage has gone to Will COX to take charge ot X. D. Oti- x Co.'S store at that place.
 Hon. r. J. Bolan, of PhcuiX. is in the city. He is looking al tLe mining resources of this portion of the Terri tory.
 Rev. |. Gregory has returned from Tombstone He was successful in his mission and organized Baptist Church in that cIly on Tuesday.
 Nr WilIoughby Cole, lately con nected with the Journal, has received the appointment of Quartermaster's agent at Tucson.
 Mir ". T Moves leaves for Califor- mia on Monday His pleasant coun- tenance will be missed by his many friends here.
 MT W. $. Williams returned last night from a weeks trip to the eastern side of the Sen;a Catalina mountains. He report, the Santa Catalinas as a most desirable summer resort
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
sudden and NIrslerions Death.

Yesterday morning early q report spread abroad that a young woman living with her mother on Fremont near the corner of Third had myster- iouslY died during the night. An EpltaUh reporter went around to the premises about 10 30, wlere he found the coroner present with jury, winch he had just impaneled. The jury, after being sworn, were taken into the room to inspect the corpse as she lay in the bed where sue had per ished. The name of the young woman was Mary McSweeney. She would have beeu nineteen years old had she
 lived until the 9th of May. She was the daughter of Mrs. Mckenna by a former husband, who died about tif- teen years ago. The mother and daughter came from San Francisco several months ago, where Mrs. Me Kenna left her husband and the re- mander of her children. The mother keeps a sort of '" shebeen or saloon, and Mary assisted her in the business Nothing particularly is known about the family, yhe place being quiet enough and apparently having very little custom. The young woman had hot been particularly ailing dur ing the day, nor was she altogether well-but was in condition betwiXt and between-managIng to keep up during the day. Somewhere near 10 o'clock mother and daughter both re- tired. sleeping together. In the night she was taken, as her mother eXpres- ed it. with Sc wretching of the stOm- ach, !" waking her mother up, who sent for & neIghbOring woman who came in, and they rubbed her with cologne, and dId what they could, but she sunk away and dIed. In the meantime a doctor was called but hIs name could nst be learned. The ef- forts re gIavailIng, the young wo. man nly.. recovering consciousness after the first attack. After the eX animation of the body by th e jury, they were discharged until this morn ins at 10 o'clock, when they will as- scmbie 10 hear testimony in the case. An autopsy was held on the body yes- terday and 1t was prepared for trans mission to San Francisco, where il will be inferred. While the sudden ness of the death looks strange, noth- ing has transpired to create suspicion: of foul play, further than that ont fact. -l Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
An mon..t Lad.

On Tuesday afternoon, during the temporary absence of the proprietor, who had momentarilY stepped outside a door into the corral, the grocery store of Mrs. Ind, at Inc corner ol Camp street and Stone avenue, was entered by a small Mexican boy, who robbed the till of sack of money and precipitately left the premises and went up Stone avenue on brisk run.
 Another Mexican lad, named Vim ccnte Hernandez, who resides at the corner of Main and Washington
 streets, ,happenedt to be passing the store and saw sufficient of the transaction to rouse his suspicious, and he lumedl- ately pursued the juvenile thief. The
 latter finding himself about to be
 oveitaken, emptied the sack into the street, and while the other lad was gathering it in, made good his escape. Mrs. Ind was first made aware of her loss by the return of the honest lad with the sack, containing about S2j the exact sum it contained when stolen. The lad with difficulty was per suadeG to accept a reward of couple
 or dollars for his trouble and honesty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Church Chimes.

CATHOLIC CHUReH.-HOurs of ser vices: First mass, 6 o'clock a. m high mass, S:30 a. m; vespers ! .30 D. m Benediction and lecture m EngiiSh. Text, St Bartholomew Massacre. Everybody invited to a-- tend.
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Rev. Wm. Gill Mills, pastor. Service will be held this evening in the Pres byterian church, when a sermon will be delivered by the Rev. P. F Bre,es pastor ot the Methodist Episcopal church of Creston, Iowa. Con.roga- tlonal singing led by the choir.
 Service to begin at 7.3O o'clock. to which all are kindly invited. Sunday school at , o'clock D. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
The Banquet.

Friday night, at the conclusion of the ceremonies of the Masonic Lodge which enrolled him as one of the brotherhood of the mystic tie, NIT. Samuel Hughes extended an invita- uon to all present To join in discussing 8 collation spread at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. About forty persons sat down 10 inc banquet prepared in the most tempting manner, and regaled them selves with yiands that were tooth some and delicious. until all were sur. teited with he good things. Amid the popping of Corks toasts were given and responses made by many of the guests. Mir A. M Bragg. the pop1lar ". Nj. of the lodge, wa- com pliuented for his zeal in mason ry and his skill m working the craft. Alr. samuel Hughes wa- also toasted in warm praise that cam" from long years 9i friendship HnI l-ig testimony Co the sterling worth of the gentle man. The various secret orders were alluded Co in a fitting frternal man ncr. and ia-j, but mol least, the ladies --'' our dear ones at home were lcclueiy responded to by Dr. C. E. Iloibr1ok Among those who favor cd tine party with appropriate an3 fclIcituUS remarks were Mc>Srs Bragg, Zabriskic, Hughes, lIolbruok, Roskruge, Ot, Elliot. Fc ", Etch- els, Frcem2u and Cook Al half past two inc parry dispersed. singing " Home, Sweet Home
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIE Prescott Democrat says that last Tuesday, the 2Glh inst, the act went into effect which was passed by the late Legislative Assembly concern. ing the keeping or storing of Her cules powder, glant powder or dy- namite tin excess Of fifty pounds weight, upon any premises within half a mile of any town or city, and also the storing of percussion caps, gunpowder or blasting powder, any where within two hundred feet oi these more powerful explosive agents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MR. FARR was showing beautiful specimens of ore Friday morning from the Arkansas mine, Arivaca, taken from the shaft at l42 feet deep. They were truly beautiful, and of their richness there can be no doubt The shaft is all in ore. the ledge being twelve feet wide, with a four-foot pay streak. The AlbatrOss, owned by Long and Wores, is down G feet, all m ore, which is improving as they go down. Several bOnanZas are being developed in ArIvaca