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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

CHICKERING HALL, Saturday Evening.
~ April IS, MISS MAUD MORGAN's CONCERT. AS
sisted by Mrs Emma r. Dexter Mr. VIM.
Werner Nj. Hermann KOrthener, MT W Morgan.
Tickets with reserved schuberth's 70 Union
Square, and Chickerng Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE Boston for rstcass limited ticket good only
v specified on their face
steamers sTONINGrON and NARRAGANSETT leave
daily except sundays at from Pier 49, y. H. foot Of
Jay-st, arriving Ia Boston az 8 a. N
Tickets sale all principal ticket Offices statero0ms
at Offices OF Westcotts Express Co. az Nos 3 and
Broadway Ast0r House and at Metropolitan end Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
pier Company new AZ River foot OF Mortonst
Theplsseagers thstne avoid both transit by English
raiwayand the dscOmfors VI crossing tho Channel In
small boat
ST GEkNAIN Deapane. Wednesday April 10, p. m
AMERIQUE Senielt. ednesdaY April 20 noon
FRANCE Perier luteive. Wednesday, Nay 3 D. N
IOrIS De BERIAN. Agent, No. bBOWnng Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

'HV IUHUWIhg Sales We're made at the T..
Change salesroom to-day.
By RtchGrd Y Harnsh
Asss'cy brick and frame building and 2 3.storv
1S ss. VIZ lot No 3e5 BTOOme-st, cor Of
sAi sSH s;: s2i.O
p1ixs, oIek tenement houses With lot No 100
i4s sSrr nun sCRpier I5.2
NJ! Drlck store with lot. No 467 shave. VS.
s iaLh u S4thst, plot Of land 24-sxlO0; Richard
i4s, Srr h. S7,5
-, 1--WE stone house with lot No sos SHAVE.
mae 100 II n OF S5th-st, lot S0xS4.S; c 4 South
l4s aayS ana 27,5
~ AM basement brown stone house with lot,
iss .so est 4thst, s. l19 Il OF 7th-ave, lot
ss.to Sxi S John Flanagan; 17,5
N 49, ~ gFa scotia stone dwellings with lots Nos
~ s an ~ East 59th-st nv cor OF Park-ave exch
IL sso 1v1S1 ,Ss; Ihos Jones; Ar
B.ns y $ loo y " OF 6th-aye lot 1Gl0xlOO-3;
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County, Poor and State Taxes
Assessed for the year Iss2:

AssesAe0 LOT the n ear ASS2s
Croyle Twp and East Conemaugh Bor.-Monday,
summerhill Twp. and Franklin Bor.-Tuesday
wtlmore and woodvaIe. .Boroughs-wednesday
PORTAGE Twp. ana COnemsugh Boro.. I'd ward
ThurHday, July Z7th.
Washington Twp. snd Conemaugh Bor., 1st Ward
Friday, July 2sth-
SUmmerhill Twp. and Johnstown Bor.. LIST Ward
Monday, July 3lst.
Gallitgn Bor. and 0hnstown, p Ward-Tuesday
August 1st.
Tunnelhtl Bor. and Johnstown. 81 Ward-wed-
nesday, August "a.
Gailitzin Twp. and Joinstown, 4th ward-Thurs-
LOretto Bor. and Johnstown, 5th ward-Friday,
Dean Twp. ana JOhnstown, 9th ward-0IOnday.
Clearheld Twp. aud Johnstown, 7th ward-Tues-
Chest Springs Bor. and Coopcrsdale-wslnesday,
Allegheny Twp and Cambria Boro'. Let Ward
Thursday, August 10th.
Munster Twp. and Cambria Boro', 2d ward-Fri-
day, August uth.
Reade Twp. and MillviIle BorU' LIST Ward-1Eon-
day August Isth.
White Twp. and NIillvine Boro'. I'd ward-Tues
Chest Twp. and Prospect-w Wednesday, Aug. 18th
Elder and Taylor Twps.-Thursday Aug. nth.
Susquehanna ana COnemaugh Twps.-Eriday, Au
Carroll and Stony6reek Tvps.-RTondav. Aug. z1st
Carrolltown Bor. and Lower XOwer Twp.--Tues
Barr and Upper Yoder Twps.-wednesday, Aug
Blacklick and ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Aug. 24th
jackson and RichIand Twps.-Friday. Aug. 25th
Cambria Twp.-Monday. August 18th.
EbenSburg, East Ward-Tuesday, August 18th.
Ebensburg, West Ward-W ednesday, Aug. 3Oth
And, in accordance with the 2d Section Of said
Act upon all taxes paid to the Treasurer on OF be
ductlou Of Five PER CENT, while dUe per cent viii
be added TO all unpaid taxes and placed in the
hands Of constable for eSlIe6tjon- Is1azl -,--
J. a KENNEDY, Co Treasurer
Treasureris Office. June %. 1SS2.-4t.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CANBRIA TOWNSHIP
LADY.-Mrs. Dorothy Davis, wife of Mr..
Daniel Davis, 4 farmer on the old Carroll
town road a little over two miles north of
this place, died suddenly at o'clock on last
Sunday morning at the residence of her SON
in-law, Mr.. John W Griffith, in New Wash
ington, Clearfieid county. The deceased had
been on visit to her daughter for about two
weeks and for a dav or two previous to her
death complained of feeling unwell. She
died in a few minutes after DR.. Bum was
called in to attend her, the cause OF her death
as stated by him, being paralysis of the heart.
She was sixty-six years of age, and was FIVE
wears old when her parents whose Eame was
Francis, came to this country from Wales
and settled on piece of land about FIVE miles
north OF our town. The deceased, most
eStimabie lady, was highly esteemed by all
who knew her and her sudden death is to
them a source of sincere sorrow. Four chill
drer, two sons and two daughters, survive
her one of the former being the present dep
uty postmaster in this place. Her remains
were Inferred in Lloyd's cemetery, a short
distance east of town. on last Tuesday, after
noon, the fuEeral being n very large one, as
is usual among the people of her nationality.
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DIR. ). s. MCKENZIE, Oculist and Optician,
graduate of the the College of Ophthalmol-
ogy, Edinburg University, will be at the
Cambria House until July 1st. where he may
be consulted by those who are suffering with
any disease of the eve. In the treatment of
functional disease where glasses are indica-
ted, DR.. Mckenzie cuts, grinds and adjusts
the glasses specially for each person. thus
insurinc the most accurate vision, natural
ness ease and comfort to the wearer. These
glasses are made from pure quartz, very
white. clear and TRANSPARENT, and will not
scratch nor deTace easily like glass. Thev
are free from all imperfections, sand specks,
cracks, flaws, waves, etc and will last three
or four times as long as ordinary glasses.
All examinations made with the OphthalmO-
scope and other seie ifie appliances.
Ladies will be attended at their Owp resi-
dPnces by leaving their address at the hotel
office.
Once hours from to A. NJ, II to ? and
to 8 p n
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Valuable Farmland Saw mill Property


1T PRTV.4TE Sale.
TTyHE undersigned offers at private sale on or be
i fore July 10th, prOXimO, his -a........
FINE E'A ARM OF 400 ACRES.
more OF less, situate in Allegheny wnsbip. Cam
bria county, Pa. about oue-half of which is in
excellent state of cultivation and has thereon
erected large two story Frame Dwelling House.
a eOmmOdiOus Bank Barn. one new Biandy steam
Saw Mill, one Water Saw Will. with PIaninS Ma
chine attached. and all the necessary Outbuild-
iugs. There are two thriving Orchards and plenty
OF pure water on the premises. The growing crops
and live stock win be sold with the farm sepa-
ratsly, as NAV be desired. The remaining 200
Aerse are heavily timbered with pine, hemIock,
beech. and other hard woods.
Ss- To The proper ytirch0ser bargain is herein
iRUOlped.
For further particulars call on or address before
the above date g. Z. ANDERSON,
Cresson. Cambria Co, Pa.
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NHTPNAN, Illinois.
Dr. L. Y. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y. Dear
Sri wish to state that my daughter. aged
1S. was pronounced incuTable, and was fast
failing. as the doctors thou ght with con
sumption. ] obtained'a half dozen bottles of
your ~Golden Medical Discovery for her
and she commenced improving at once, and
is now well and strong. Very truly yours,
Rev. ISAAC n. AUGUsTIN.
ID iscOvery'' sold by druggists.
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WEAKLY PERSONS WINE.-Old and infirm
persons need some mild tonic OF gentle stim-
ulant, especially at this season. The wine
made at Speer's Mount Prospect VINEYARDS.
in New Jersey called Speer's Port Grape
Wine, is used BY themost eminent physicians
and chemists as the best tonic wine known, f,
and is regarded as pure, and Is very popular
as a communion wine. 1t is especially bene-
ficial for females and old people, as 70 con-
tains iron from the iron in the rocky soil on
which the vines grow. For sale by =. James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-30

EBENsBURG PROPERTY FOR SAIF.-The
Latterner House. ore of the largest most
modern. most desirable and best located no.
tells IN Ebensburg, or Cambria county. is Of
Tered for sale on the most accommodating
terms. 1t is brick building, with man
sard roof, has a stable attached and Is con-
plete and commodious throughout. Also. a
large, new two story frame dwelling house
and lot OF ground on Julian street, Ebens-
plfrg, now in the occupancy of John Brown.
Esd FOR further Information call on or ad-
dress G. II. LArTERNER, Altoona. Pa
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Postmaster James, and Messrs. A. v
and V. :. Barker were the only Ebensburg-
ers, so far as we are aware. who took in the
grand Masonic festival and parade i'm Phila-
delphia, in which fully five thousand brethren
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-30

"A telephone from Hollidaysburg to Cres-
son is talked Of. Why not continue it from
that point to Ebensburg? Should this idea
not obtain, is there in the nature of things
anything to prevent an extension of the Cur
wensvile and Clearfield line from Cherrytree
via CaTrolItown to the capital of Cambria
county
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-30

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as is now at E. James Drug Store, Eb-
ensburg, for trial bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons afflicted with Asthma,
Bronchitis, HOarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
get Trial Bottle of this great remedy free,
by calling at above drug store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-30
WALNUT LEAF HAIR RESTORFR.

It Is entirely different from all others. 1t is as
clear water, and. its name indicates Is per
feet Vegetable Hair Restorer. 1t will Immediate
ly free the head from all dandruff restore gray
hair to its natural color, and produce new growth
where 1t has fallen of. 1t does not in any manner
affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead,
and Nitrate of Silver preparations have{done. 1t
will change light or faded hair in g few DAYS TO a
beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for il.
Each bottle is warranted. SMITH. KLINE & Co,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and G. N CRIT
TESToN. New York. r6-2-lyl
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NORMAL LITERARY SoCIETY.-A very in
terestng meeting of the Normal Literary So
ciety, of this place, was held on Tuesday
evening last. The President, Mr. &. A.
Riddle, called the house to order shortly be-
fore eight, and announced a song entitled,
"Adown the Stream. the solo of which was
sung by Prof. Strayer, the chorus by the
members of the society. Miss Annie Sech-
ler the secretary, then read the minutes of
the previous meeting, after which Miss Mary
Dunegan answered the question, ''1S Eng
land at the acme of her glory ?" The lady
favored the affirma tive and incidentally re-
marked that the United States is the most
powerful nation in the world in consequence
of her unrivaled natural resources. Miss
Lizzie Kirschner answered the question,
Where is gold found ?''
A. j. Sanker then delivered an oration
which was loudly applauded, as it deserved
to be.
Debate was now announced by the chair,
and the following question was thoroughly
discussed ''Resolced, That the press of the
United States should be subject to censor
ship" The affirmative was supported by
Prof. Strayer and John Foley the negative
by Prof: j. 5. Taylor and w. J. Cramer.-
The audience listened attentively to all that
was said, though the debate lasted about an
hour. Every one appeared to be deeply in
terested in the result. At the conclusion all
ewes were upon the Judges, namely: T. w
DICK, Esq, DIR. &. v. B. Kennedy and Miss
Birdie Roberts. The decision was rendered
In favor of the negative !; and the house.
upon the merits of the question, was all but
unanimous on the same side.
AT the call of the President, the society
was favored by a semi-chorus entitled "For
GU We Are Praying at Home" which
seemed 20 be appreciated by every one
The editress, Miss GusSie Davis then pro-
eeeded 70 read The Mountain Beam" This
interesting little sheet has now fallen irto
Stalwart hands, and It's editorial columns
were full Of that kind OF boss music which
IS intended 70 soOthe Don Cameron 8 tooth
ache.
After Miss Emma Sechler, the critic. had
GeiNerea her remarks upon the exercises of
the evening the society adjourned.
mere were many visitors scattered
[ throughout the house, and although the
room was much crowded, the order was ex-
cellent
IN special meeting on Wednesday morning
the Following officers were elected to serve
curing the ensuing term Pres, L. Strayer;
wee Pres, G.. III. Arble; Sec. EfIie Myers
Critic, w J. Cramer; Editor, John Foley /:
Treas. Geo. B. Strayer. ANON.
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FREE OE CHARGE

All persons suffering from Coughs. Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs. are re-
quested To call at James Drug Store, Fbens-
burg, and get Trial Bottle of DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, free of
charge, which will convince them of its won
dertul merits and show what a regular dollar
size bottle will do. Call early
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We learn from the Herald Of last week
that seven ont Of a flock Of fourteen sheep
owned by Mr.. Sol Wagner, OF jackson town
chip were killed by lightning, which first
struck small white oak post, on the Thurs
day previous. The most singular part Of the
mishap is that in the flock there were eight
ewes, four of which we're killed four buck
lambs, two of which were killed, and two
wethers, one of which was killed, thus COM
pleteiy dividing the flock.
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HEAITH IS WEALTH. Hires Improved
Root Beer package makes five gallons of a
delicious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage Ask your druggist for it, or sent
by mail for twenty-five cents. Charles =
phia, Pa. T6,e.-13t
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A pistol shot fired the other day murder.
Gus intent by disreputable woman living In
Ine suburbs OF Greensburg, will probably
dishgure for life one of the supposed rannta
bic citizens of that borough.
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN. The wise man
is prepared for such happenings by keeDing
always on hand bottle of PhenoI Sodinue
the great remedy for hurts, scalds barns
cuts, etc For sale by druggists and general
storekeepers. See advertisement
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SICK HEADACHE.

Mrs. j. c. HENDERSON, of Cleveland, O.,
writes '"The use of two of Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets a day, fora few weeks,
has entirely cured me of sick headache, from
which formerly suffered terribly, as often,
on an average, as once in ten days" OF all
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rT-,fo, secured the sole right to use WI4t
a-- A. the Fluke Economizing leoiet
A.-',- a.. UNITY. we propose to furnish one OF
n ~. .-7 ya-e useful articles free or charge 20
-las- ,-s,r who will send or bring as an
syeTy s. s5s urfntiug OF Eve hundred letter
s5. o5s5. 'r rro.s-hsais 5iIlheads, statemen5S OF
aaE - - are frUv prepared to DO In the
V....... V...l manner and at the very lowest cash
lg'.g'' -..s. N6w IS the time to send OF bring in
rru- orders.
--,rry IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT SUB
-.-BrgEPs AND OTHERS INDEBTED TO Us.
PERSONS owing us for one or more years
I'll. 7r wei to pay up on or before the nrsy
r II Julv next. and in order to induce
r.-. ff possible, to do so, We propose uhtli
..t fala'tO accept 81 80 pei year from an re-
.1r- f- the county and S1.TO from those
'-.-5f Of it. A like reduction will be made
III amounts due us for advertising, JOB
- z-r After the time Indicated howev-
discount will be allowed, nor will any
", a14vfng be done, as we have fully de-
------77.1 10 collect what can be collected
- au who owe us for two years or more.
..- --5r- out for squalls if you don't take ad-
----7ra of the fair weather.
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r.DrD CoroRs RESroRED

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its
youthful color and lustre by the use of Par
ker's Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing, ad-
mired Tor It's purity and rich perfume.
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A ITnITOR,S NOTICE TIE

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution of
the funds in the hands of Geo. NJ Reade, Esq,
Executor of Anthony Swires, decd, to and among
the persons legally entitled thereto hereby gives
notice that he will attend to the duties OF said APP
pOintment, at his Office in Ebensburg. Monday,
July nth, 1883, at ! o'clock, n, at which time
and place all parties interested may attend If they
see proper. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebensbure June %, 1ss2.-3t.
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CONSTANCE lies on the Boden- Bod den-see.
Constance lies on the Boden- BOden-see.
Constance lies on the Boden- -Boden-see

inst take n look and convinced you'll be.
That Constance lies on the Boden- -Boden-seen
II you don't care about looking up the locality OF
Constance let's skip to another and more ian port
ant subject. You know where JOhnStown is &?
Yes. Well, at I0e Clinton street. in that city as
J. Murphy proprietor, Is one OF the largest cloth
ing houses in Cambria county well as the
cheapest. His stock of warm weather wear, newly
and neatly made, is remarkably fine and stylish.
Full suits from 3 90 up. Give him an order and
bo convinced that he Is an honest dealer.
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MY dear, what makes you always yawn ?"
Inc wife exclaimed, her temper gone,
Is home so dull and dreary?''

ElVIIV
Not so, my love-" he said. mot so
But man and wife are one. you know;
And when alone I'm weary -
Very well put in, amt 1t? and since It is so
that man and wife one. we have a morsel of
advice for tho aforesaid combination. 1t Is this
when you go to buy pair of boots OF shoes for
sell or any member of the family, be sure to pa
tronize ). Blumenthal, 1I19 Eleventh avenue Al
toona. He has wear for the feet of both sexes big
and little. and sells only superior article HIS
summer stock is very large, and your attention is
invited to the same. An order by man will receive
prompt attention.
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CtARD.-I hereby place myself before
~ the Democracy of Cambria county for nomi-
nation for the Office Of Sheriff. subject to the rules
of the party. JOHN BEHE.
st. Augustine April 3. 1882
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June 10. 1ss2.-st.
Notice to TaXpaYGrS.

IN accordance with an Act of the General As
Il sembly of this Commonwealth. approved the
5th day Of April, 1872. relating % the collection
OF taxes in Cambria county. notice hereby given
to taxpayers residing in the districts below named
that the County Treasurer, in compliance with the
2d Section Of said Act. will attend at the places OF
holding the Township and Borough elections on
the following named days, for the purpose Of re
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE--The under
"a signed Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court 6 Cam bria county to pass upon the excep-
tiOns hled to the first and final account of NJ AR
TIN SANDERS, Executor of E IzAIRTH STUBY de-
ceased, and to report distribution Of the funds in
the hands of the accountant, as shown by HIS sec
ond and partial account, will SIT for the purposes
of his appointment. at the Court House in Ebeus-
burg, on Monday, 9Th July 1882 at O'clock P. NJ.
when and where parties interested may attend if
they think proper.
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Auditor.
Ebensburg. June 80, Iss2.-3t. -l
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DOR a ASSEMBLY.-The undersigned
II offers himself 10 the Democracy Of Cambria
county-as a candidate for the Legislature and If
found worthy the support Of majority OF his fell
low Democrats at the coming primary election
and 4 endors ed at the polls in November next he
pledges himself 70 serve the interests OF All
eerned to the best of his ability entirely re-
gardless Of either fear, favor or affection.
JOSEPH -GUTW AID,
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SHERIFF At the solicitation of a
~ number Of friends hereby offer myself to
the Democracy OF Cambria county as a candidate
for Sheriff and will abide by their decision at the
coming primary election. D. A. LUTHER.
Carroll Twp, June 9. 1882.
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SHERIFF.-W are requested to an
~ nOunce that the name Of JOSIAH W WAT-RRs. Of
Johnstown. will be presented to the. Democrats of
Cambria county for the office of Sheriff. Subject to
the rules governing the party, at the approaching
primary election.
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PERMIT NO SIrRSTITrrInU

insist upon having Floreston Cologne. 1t
cacy Of fragrance.
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SHERIFF.-Th undersigned will be
~ a candidate for nomination at the approach
'ng Democratic primary election. subject Of course
20 the rules OF the party. for the ofeeof Sheriff Of
Cambria county. and hopes 70 be deemed worthy
Of the favorable consideration of his personal and
political frienls. JOS. F. DURBIN
AlleRhenv Fwn. AnrII n. 1ss2--te-
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. TDTTOR,S NQTICF.

n UDIIUR| ; NNIIIJF.-Ine undeI-
"a signed Auditor. appointed by the Orphans
Court OF Cambria county 10 hear and decide upon
the exceptions nled to the second and anal account
Of James NJ. Thompson and Geo. NJ. Reade. ESQ,
Administrators of John Thompson, decd and re-
port distribution Of the funds IN their hands, here
by gives notice that ne viii sit his office in Eb-
ensburg, on Monday. JUN s5f 1883 toattend to the
duties of said appointment. at which time and
place all parties interested may attend if they
proper. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebensburg, June 23 1sS2-3t.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CGUNCIIs-CouBcil met
in regular session on Monday evening last,
with Burgess G. 7. Roberts in the chair
The councimen present We're Messrs Jones,
Barker, Custer, Evans, Hughes and Gut
wald
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The following bills were read, and, on mo-
ton, orders were granted for the same
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE-Havinc been

n UDITOR'S NOTICE. Having been
"a appointed Auditor to report distribution Of
the funds in the hands Of W. A b. LITTLE, Ad-
ministrator of HENRY !. MYERS. late OF LOretto
borough, deceased. hereby give notice that will
sit at my ohce in Ebensburg, Tuesday, July 20,
1882 at o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
of attending to the duties Of my appointment, at
which time and place all persons having claims on
caid fund must present them. OF be debarred from
soming in on the A. V. BARKER.
Ebensburg, June 30. 1SS2-3t. Auditor.