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In the above Texas is credited with 2''So
miles. which, added 10 the LOO miles now
in operation in the state, will make total
of 4 ass miles which we will have in year
from now. At least S35,OOO,0OO are now be-
ing expended upon Texas railways in sur
yeying, building and equipping-doubtless
four times as much as any other state IN
the Union. And we are as yet only at work
upon trunk lines. In the. matter Of those
branches. feeders and taps so necessary Tor
the full success of all great through, or
trunk, roads, scarcely anything has been
done. The system of no state is ever COM
plete until at least one road is running toit
every county. But, while rejecting upon
the work in progress in Texas, attention
must be called to Mexico. Two or three
great lines now rapidly building
over our prairies are en- route
for our sister republic and destined to
arouse that country from its sleep Of cen
turies and pratorian revolutions and send
Il TO zenith Of glory never attained by the
TOPICS, Aztecs, or spaniarts. There are
halfa dozen CALIFORNIA; in Mexico, and
more Louisianas, which only need the brain
and the industry. the capital, the education
and the genius Of the people ofthe "Estadas
Uuidos del Norte" 20 develop them as u
touched by the regenerniing hand Of the
Craafrr
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TIM Chinese may not be the most &c
csutable citizens in the world, but Il is just
as wrong 70 treat them badly In Cincin-
natl a couple Of days ago. three or four Chi
nese students who had prOfassed the CHRIS
tan filth, were going up one Of its prime
nal streets. when they were 1ttHcked y
ti,ree or four other students Who were
studying the profession Of the ministry Of
the rnsrcl. They came near killing me
Chinese students, but were prevented bg
r-sirance timely arriving 10 The Chinese
These things are worthy Of the hishest cen
sure.
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THE newspapers generally are rokins .
Great deal 81 fun Fl ths Hon William VI.
Asfor. he recent Ner York c0ngressio-lal
crndidafs. ~ TIE ridiculous and inco1lsia-
teut fru-es BE Va foruei 10 cut % rleas-
~ r.ros tie ariz,ocracT nr1 lgEer order a
~nsr-s in tl.s iats carras- NJ. A~or has
ti.us fyund out ti.-i 81 o01d q r1ousy IL
nr- t-rnscon1a-It r.eriL rben j c1nss a.
ss-urinr rsliti-rl tono-- Only c1urls q
arrs tefo-s ti,s tlecrion hs lIoase1 tll1t b.
-1ulE ca-T tbs dis.-i- ~ Abort 800
majority. Iasrssui rssI tngr.
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PROGRESS OF RAILWAY BUILDING.

1t is diff cult to keep up with railroad
building in this country. Unless one takes
two or three of the twenty publications
now published in this exclusive interest and
pays the closest attention to their statistics
he has little conception of what is going on
and the progress made. The future histo-
rian will doubtless call the last quarter of
the 10Th century the era of railroad build
ing. Thus we are told by the Investors
Supplement for October that during the
fifteen moDXhs which will end December
81, 1882, 5000 miles of new track will be
laid. Included within this estimate it thus
places the roads with which we are most
familiar the country and the lines in which
we are directly or indirectly interested in:
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.. ga. $50
Austin and Northwestern, estimated, (pro-
jected 60 miles .................... 200
Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central, Dallas
to Fort smith, estimated .............. $50
Dallas & Wichital ... .................. 81
Forth Worth & Denver City $3.50 miles pro-
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio ~. 27S
Gulf Colorado Santa Fe-main line, csti- -
Fort Worth extension ....,,................ AS
Houston, East & West Texas estimated 80. 10
International IL Great Northern. :,......,. 62
Kansas City, Springfield Y Memphis ...... 2I5
Little Rock Mississippi River Texas. 800. 40
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. ....,............ 100
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas. ...............
New Orleans Pacific. 80. .....:..;. 1872. los
New York, Texas & Mexican, Richmond to
Brownyiile. ........................ 10
Southern Pacific, .....,..,...,..,..:..,.;. 20
Sabine & East Texas, Beaumont to Wood
VILE in Tyler county, estimated. ........ 90
Sabine Pass & Texas Northern, estimated,
Marshall to Sabine pass, 205 miles, 100
st. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern, Knoe-
bel TO Louisiana state line...... ........... 251
St Louis & San Francisco. ..........,...... 2Sg
Texas Central, 90
Texas x Pacific ......... 49,: no
Texas Mexican proposed linc) San Diego TO
Houston, estimated ..,....,......'''''.'' lou
Texas Trunk
Dallas to Sabine Point and branches, $50
81 Touis TaYos a (;ulf of Mexico. ........ 100 |
Teyas a. ST. Touis ,,................... 800 |
Texas Western, Houston TO FREDERICKSBURG ,oo
2l0 miles, estimated ......................' lVo
To,oi ..i140 |
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Agents in every county in Texas, and several
agents In Arkansas, Louisiana and the Indian
iook nftcr stock registered with this Associa-
ton Address all communications TO
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NUMBER IL.

parativeiy good strength and spirits after my
Robinson CruSoe adventure
"But to return to the wolves ] had no
means OF defence. am now sixteen years
'roughing it, as Mark Twain would say,
and never carried with me pistol or re-
vOlvor. had never till then any need for
one. The only weapon Of defence had at
the time was a razor always carry my
razor with me when makinga Journey Of any
length. This l secured in a l.urry from my
saddle-bags, and in a moment, as Tom Moore
would say, my sword such as It was, was
f1eshed to the hilt' As the savage brutes
were approaching me 1 made a rush at them
with my razor, and, with all the gesticu la
tiuns, shouts and Grimaces I could put on
thought TO scare them by apiug their own
savagery. But to no purpose They would
not leave, nor would they approach at a
nearer distance than twelve feet.
AT last / got accustomed to them.
knew they were hungry. and I was getting
hungry myself. The poet says that a fellow
feeling makes one wondrous kiud-at least,
we did not molest one another from that on.
"My horse began II plough away once
again at the snow. The coyotes followed
me for about three miles, and after that saw
them no more.
"The nigh, was dark as Erehus. Not a
star appeared to throw one cheering ray upon
me. aud there was light drizzling sleet all
night.
My horses gait could not be faster than
two miles an hour. The tracks made dur
ing the day were now closed 10y the drifting
and falling snow and everything snow
/ darkness, hunger, wolves made it the most
dreary night l ever experienced. Yet J
managed to get home tho following morning
at five O'Clock, being just twenty-one hours
in tie saddle.
Il am now partially restored to my usual
spirits and elasticity of mind, and expect ere
long to be able again to compete with the
boys in any feat of jumping, racing, orstone
throwing.
/ Altogether, however look upon my mar
row escape from death as special protection
OF Divine Providence"
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How OFFICIALS WERE ONCE PAID.-It is
not a generally known historical fact that
from 1777 to 1874 the territory now known
as Tennessee formed a part of North Caro-
lima. and that ia 1885 the Tennesseeans be-
coming dissatisfied with their government,
organized a State government under the
name of Franklin" ," which was maintained
for some years The State organization
afterwards disbanded. and Territorial Ten
nessee was again annexed to North Carolina.
The following is among the laws passed by
the Legislature of the State of Franklin
We copy it as found in a speech by Oa MEL
Webster on the currency of 1880
BE it enacted by the General Assembly
of State of Franklin. and it Is hereby en-
acted bY the authority of the same That
from the first day OF January, 1879, the Sala-
riPs of the officials of this Commonwealth be
as follows to wit
HIS EXcellency the Governor, per annum,
1, 900 deer skins.
"His Honor the Chief Justice, 500 deer
skins.
''The Secretary to His ExcellencY the
Governor 500 raccoOn skins.
''The Treasurer of the State, 420 racCoon
skins.
Each county clerk, 300 beaver skins.
Clerk of the House of Commons, 800 rae
coon skins.
''Member of the Assembly, per diem, three
raccoon skins.
"Justicrs' fee for signing warrant, one
mu~krat skin.
.'ro the constable for serving a warrant
one mink skin.
Enacted into law the 2s day of October
/ 1889, under the great seal of the State"
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4 TOUCHING SToRY.-One rarely meets
bit of more touching romance than is found
in the following story, which comes from
Wales
years ago some Welsh miners in explOr-
ing an old pit that had long been closed,
found the body of young man dressed in
fashion long out OF date The peculiar ac-
tiun of the air of the mine had been such as
to preserve the body so perfectly that it ap-
praTed asleep rather than dead. The miners
were puzzled at this circumstance but uo
one In the district had been missed within
their remembrance, aud at last it was resolv-
ed to bring the oldest inhabitaut--an old
ladv past her sOth year who had lived single
in :he village the whole of her life. Or being
brought into the presence of the body
strange scene occurred the old lady fell on
the corpse. kissed aud addressed it ny every
term of loving pndearment, couched in the
language of by gone generation. He was
her only love; she waited for him during
her long life she knew that he had not for
sakPn her The old woman and the You Q
man had heen betrothed 60 years before =
The lover had disappeared uysteriousIy and
she had kept faithful during that long inter
val. Time had stopped still with the dea d
man, but had left its mark on the living wo-
man. The miners who were present were a
rough set. but very gently and with fearful
eyes they removed the old lady to her house,
and the same night her faithful spirit retoln-
cd that of her Tong lost lover.
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NOTICE.

H Estate of CHBIsTOPHER GEORGE, decd
Letters teStamentary &c the estate oi Christopher
George Iafe Of Washington township. deed. hav-
ing been issued 70 the undersigned by the Register
Of Cambria county. notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted said estate that pay meut must
be made without delay, and those having claifns
against the same will present them properly au-
thenticated Tor settlement
MATTE GEORGE. ExecutTix.
Mashington Twn.. Mnrch :. ISL
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a JDIIOBT~ NOIItE.-INp UUdpT-
"a signed Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court To report distribution Of the funds III the
hands Of Jas. n. Thompson and Geo. N. Reade,
CSC. administrators of John Thompson. late Of the
boroug Of EbeusbUrg. deed. shown by their
first and partial account. t. and amongst the per
sons legally entitled thereto. hereby gives notice
that he will sit at his office in EbenShuTg. on Sat
ltrdaV, dp1tI 18th. 1881. at OciocS 10 attend
u the duties OF said appontment-at which time
and place all parties interested may attend II they
proper. AJNIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebeushurg March Is i8Si.-5t.
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NOTICE.

H Estate Of WILLIAM MCDERaITT deed.
Letters documentary on the estate of VIM. Me
Dermitr. late Of Washington township. deceased.
having peen granted 10 the undersigned BY the
Register OF Cambria county. notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate that prompt
payment lmust he made. and those having claims
against the same are requested to present them.
properly authenti icuted. FIR settlement.
SUS,AaN Mcnt:RMi 1tlSAI II Executors.
washington Twp. Feb. 25. lsSl.-6t.+
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''WHY do women so often wander aimless-
ly in the murky solitudes of the dead Past,
brooding over the days that are gone for
ever?'' asked young lady Of her practical
lover, who is a widuweI. They don't, he
replied. "On the contrary, they wander
around the dry-gOods stores Of the Present,
pricing things they have no idea of buying
Women are not dreamy or poetioal but when
it comes to getting a 81 hustle FOR s1.so they
keep right up with the procession"
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE l-RoBERT
IN GILLIAN and wife, Of BIacklick Township.
Cambria county. having made an assignment Of
their property to the undersigned for the benefit
Of theircred TORS notice is hereby given 70 all per-
sons Indebted to them 70 make paymcn' to me, and
those having claims against said parties viii pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
J. 4. SHOEMAKER, Assignee.
Ebcnsburg March IS, lssi-3t.
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ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC.

MS prepnr ttiuu "a made from the roses of tho
Il NaiIcl OF Cashmere. a.-d is entirely free rom
sulphur, I1ea., ana other poisonous and delctCft-
Gus suostanccs IL be richly per fnmed and renders
the use OF pomade-, hair oils etc. unnecessary
1t preserves. s0ftens and beauties the hair aud
gives IL rich lustre. II iE excellent for IN irrita
ting or inhImcd scalp II never turns rancid
Druggists sell large hottie for 50 cts AscHEN-
BACH & MILLER. Troprietors 3rd and CsIiowhlU
Streets Philadelphia. For sale at r James new
Drug store, Ebensburg Pa. Il2-I7.-7m.I
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washington Twp. March !, Issi.-s
NOTICE.

IL Estate Of CHARITY HALL. decd.
Having obtained letters tcstamontary on the es-
tate Of Charity Hall. late Of Allegheny township,
Cambria county. deceased. the undersigned here
by gives notice 10 all persons indebted u said
tate that pa yment must he made without delay,
aud those having claims against the same sre also
notified 20 present them in legal form for settle
ment. WM. J DAWSON, Executor.
C5allitzin Twp. Feb. rs. lsSl- ct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-01

A Foolish EDITOR FcOIED.-O upon
a time, an editor Of a country newspaper
published an advertisement Tor city cloth
ing house, after being compelled to stand
considerable reduction from his established
price. After the advertisement had been In
the paper for some time, this newspaper
man received letter from the advertisers
containing an eight inch reading notice a
their business which they asked him 70 Insert
free Of charge, saying as they had an adver-
tisempnt in his paper it would he no more
than fair that he should do il. Tie notice
was published without more ads. In the
course Of time this poor, foolish editor was
in need OF goods in which this hrm daalt
aceordingly he sent them an order covering
the amount OF his BILL lie also said 'as
have boughta bill Of goods from you voui1
Ike YOU to send me 3 silk hat, free. II
would be no more than fair Doyou believe
il. the firm wouldn't d IL, and actually made
game Of him for asking such a thing
Strange what difference there should 70
twixt tyyeedledum and tweedledee-
orr ha. onIv - 61e - ~ Prslss-d
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SELECT SCHOOL

TUHE undersigned viii open a Select School in
i the Ebcushurg Union School Building. Tor
term of fen tgcsks commencing Monday April
25. ISSf- The common branches, higher m4 The
mutlcs. and the natural sciences viii lie taught.
instruction in teaching VIII be given to ali who de
sire 1t.
TEl;Nis-Fuur dollars per term for all studying
only the ordinary branches; five dollars per term
for instruction in teaching. Those intending to
F a, LYTE.
Ehenshnrr March IL lSsl.-4t.
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40 drainistr.tor's snd Executors Notices -.

Stray and similar Notices s..--.-......--...-.. !.
Business items. hrst insertion Ice. per line each
subsequelt insertion s.. Per line.
~ Resolutions o. Preceding a. auV corporation
sor5t-z and 011rt.irrfto-s 6rFiouec O. rcf Effe
f0n 20 1uV matter cf lrsifei i7dtuiduGI fufcrosf
must D gl1fd f0r - 16ucTfisC71tafs.
Jos PERMITTING or all kfnd neatly ard erpedrtf-
Ously executed At lowest prlces. Deu't ECU forget
Il.
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Advertising Rates

The large and reliable circulation of The CAM
BH1A FREsHNAS commcnds % 70 tbs fuvora nle cou
sheraton Of advertisers, whose g. Tors VII be IN
serted - the folloaIng low rates
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SMALL as may appear the resources OF ty-
pography, they can nevertheless lay claim to
the following graphic" attempt at portrait
painting-expressive Of
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,NTTOR,S NOTICE.

H Estate Of JoHS kTBI.AHAN. decd.
Letters testamentary to tho estate Of John Kib-
lahan, late of Dean township. deed. having been
granted 10 the undersigned all persons Indebted
10 said estate hereby notified 20 make imme
date payment. and those having claims against
toe VIII present them. properly authenticated,
Tor settlement.
DENNIS CAULEY. Executor.
Dean Twp, March IS, IssI-6t.=
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VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Is superior ~ other soaps. Il js combined with
sulphur in It's purs Uusdultcrated state, which en-
tiers The pores of tn" skin, being absorbed into the
blood through the M mute cIpillaTps. and thus acts
upon the skin whether u hc healthy or iu di--
eased condition both locally and cousritioualiy.
thereby elm mating an impurities frCm the blood
and exciting the skin to healthy action Il pro-
~ other means. No toilet. uurs-ry or bathroom
IS complete without o. II makes thu skin soft,
clear. pure. white and healthy iE cleansing. de-
Odorfziug. diSin ecfiuI~. soothing heaiug and pu-
rifyiug: removes dandruh. chafng. ulcers. sores.
erut,ttuns. rCuzhnpSs and rrdnesS OF the skin
Iievcs itching. burning and singing Of the skin.
and irritation of biting and stiuging insects; will
relieve Itching Piles when nothing else viii have
any effect Ask tor VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP;
insist upon IT, and take no imitation. Sold by drug
giStS. Aschen0ach * Miller. Prnprietors. No SJl
CaIiowhnl Street. PhilIdsiphiI Pa. For 5 lle hy
u J. pAINAS and r. JANEs, Druggist. Ehens-
bury Pa. [lf-5--1y.l
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SATURDAY, 9th day of APRIL. 1881
At O'CLOCK 2. NJ. discharged Of all liens. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND

situate in the East ward Of the borough Of Ebens
burg Cambria county. Pa. bounded and described
as follows: Beginning post on Centre street;
IL euce east 264 feet to post corner OF lot Tor
rner.v conveyed to Geo. W Wilson. now THos. J. Da
Wis: thence. by alley, north 60 feet to post
Crawford street: thence. by SAID street, west 26l
feet TO post on Centre street; thence, by said
street. south co feet TO place OF bcginuiug-havuR
thcr, uu erected a large tUO-StOry FRAME DWELL
ING HOUsE. Frame Stable and Outhuildtn2S-
Terms UF ,SALE.-tJHc-tH third Uf the purchase mon
ey lie paid jhe confirmation Of the sale. md
the balance in two equsl annual payments, with
interest 10 by secured by bond and mortgage Ui the
purchaser. ABEL LLOYD,
Assignee Of Isaac CRAWFORD.
F,cn Sburar March IS 1881 st
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situate in Gallitzin township. Cambria county,
Pa. adjoining lands Of Richard Denny. Bernard
Weise. Daniel Burk, and others. containing 2:1S
Acres. more OF less. about 45 Acres cleared. hav-
ing thereon erected a two story IL NIX House.
The land Will be diVidCd into three more pieces
to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the purchase mon
ey be paid cundrInati N of sale. and the bal
auce IN two equal annual payments with interest.
to bc secured by the mortgage and Judgment bonus
sf the purchaser. JAMES BOLAND.
Acting Executor OF Hugh Mccormick, decd.
March Is. lSSt.-3t.
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STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
- with the Supervisors OF BluckIicH Township
for the year ending March Il, 1881:
john B HuE, Supervisor In.
To amount of Road Duplicate .S252lo
am I reed from Uuseated Lands 55.j+-S3o7. 73
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hSSiCNEE'S SALE
--oF vALUABLE-
REAL ESTATE

ny virtue OF second pltTus order Of the Court OF
D Commos Pleas of Cambria county. to me dt
rected l will exl Ose to pubic sale, At the Court
House in the borough OF Ebensburg, Cambria coun-
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c.5 m con per day at home. Samples worth IS
- W NZU free Address STIrsox & Co, Port
isud Waive, leA.S1-fy.t
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TERMS OF SALE:

Ope-thira Of the purchase money 70 be paid at
the confirm ion OF the sale. ouU-thIrd i'm year
thereafter aud Onc-third ri the death Of Folluua
UiSnart. widow Of said Enamel Dishart. decd
the latter two payments, with their interest, puyd-
bIe aunuuliy-io be secured by bond and mortgage
on the premises
WM. II. SEC HTER.
Trustee to sell the real estate OF EMANUEL DISTANT,
deceased.
March Is. lssl.-3t.
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q. \. WILSON.
JOHN MCt'UkMIC
Attest-GE EoEGE A. MICHAEL. CI"rk.
h ackIick IuN MArch is. lssl-5
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situate In Carroll township, Cambria county. Pa.
bounded and described rs follows Beginning a a
post on the cid Garr0ilt0wu road thence. by land
Of Jos GutwRlt. north 70 degrees. east O5 pcTcEes
10 stone. corner thence north 60 dcgl east s.
perches. 10 p post on the township road: thence,
by land of John Bradley, south degrees. west lss
perches. 10 "a post OF township road; thence. by
township road, north 81 degrees, west 100 percheS
TO place Of bcginuiug-co1taining O3 Acres AID
I4S PerCE.cS- having thereon erected "a substan-
tIni story PLANK House.. The land is nearly
all cleared, and there is q good ORCHARD on the
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orE tss only - d1e - ~ Prsl-''d
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ORPHANS COURT SiLEL

10y virtue Of a third pluriuS order, Issuing Out of
ID the ORPHANS Court Of Cambria county and 70
me directed. / will expose to public sale, at the
ttnurr Hnnse in Ebenshurg. Pa.