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AUDITORS NOTICF

"a IN THE COURT OF COMMON PrEAs or CAM
BRIA CoUETY.-Tn the matter Of the assigned esfafe
Of n. J. HadS for the benefit of creditors
And now, TO wit. the 3rd day of January, 1888
Alvin Evans appointed Auditor to ascertain and
report the amount due all persons claiming pre-
ference cut OF the assigned estate for the wages Of
labor. Nv tba Cont
In pursuance Of the above appointment viii
sit ~ my ofhce, in Ebensburg, on Wednesday. Jan
tGtH SlSf. tSSs, at O'Clock. NJ. attend to the
duties contained in the above order OF Court at
which time and place all PERSONS interested may
attend &c they proper. ALVIN EVANS
fosnsburg. Jan. u, 1SS3-St. Auditor
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BE JUDGE IS the title of new, hand
some and elegantly illustrated comic .,aI,l-
paper issued by "The Judge F" PnblisbiT,,
Company, "a and SO North Moore street N aI
4ork' and, as an exchange remarks. its col
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kles with genuine wit and is free froy,, 80 81
thing like coarseness or vulgaritv IT. a.
tists stand at the head of their professio, -
IS conciusiveiy shown by their admiTa1,Is
illustrations in its columns. and in aJditino
10 this The Jtdge" is full of fnfeIffs,d.1.
Teadlag matter. Ii any man wants iat ~ ~
Iun let him send for The .yudge wbose "a a
vertisement will be found elsewhere M o,,- au
paper. Ih our
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A TDTTOR,S NOTTCF

II IL THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CAM
BRIA CoUNTY--f7 The matter Of the account Of J. A.
Assignee Of Robert Gillian
= nd now. TO wit. the sixth day Of December A
ID. 1882, NJ. d. kitten appointed Auditor 10 pass
on exceptions filed. etc. Ry the Court
In pursuance of the above appointment, I win
sIt at the Arbitration Room. in the Court House
Eoenshurg, on Iuesddy. the eighth day Of Februarg
4. d. 1855, at O'Clock P N to attend to said
duties, at which time and place all persons inter
ested may attend If they see prsper
n n. KITTELE1. Auditor
Ebensburg, Jan. r. Iss3.-st
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Most Wonderful Cnse.

Dying-vet living DIR MILLER. of 129
South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, saws
81 / am personally acquainted with middle
aged lady in Philadelphia, who had been
given up 10 die by a consultation of many
physicians. She was confined 20 her bed for
months, and vas nO1npntaTiiv expected to
die. in this condition she took to MdHaljn
and to the surprise and disappointment Of
all, she recovered her health perfectly. Her
case Is reported in DR.. HARTsIAN's Book on
the Ills of Life, - 31st page Ask your drug
gist for one. or address DR.. HARTMAN, Os-
born. OhiO-
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When the Hops in each bottle of Hop Bit
teTs Cat the present price, 81. % per IL. cost
more than bottle is seld for, besides the
other costly medicines, and the quality and
price are kept the same, we think it is hon
oraole and liberal in the propretors. and no
one should complain, or buy or use worthless
stun, or cheating bogus limitations because
the price is less.
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SEEDS

Ihe amount Of seeds annually used in this
country IS something wonderful compared
NS WlCh that required fifty years ago. Among
the largest firms that suppIv seed il That -
a. I. Nellls, OF the Mohawk Valley Seed Gar
dens, located at Canajoharie, n. Y. The
quantity of seeds annually shipped from
@oheSe @ gardens is very large and no one who
.tiuIIes btens Tor the coming season shou Id
purchase before seeing the beautiful cato.
iogues published there. The retail issue con-
t5ihs taihs an elegant chrome and much fnforma-
I' e,on' sent free to all, or with a packet of
c.o.ce Hover or vegetable seed for cent
T1Sanp. 1p wholesale catalogues free to all
advt. in another column.
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A TDTTOP, NOTrCT T,,-

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE. The under
"a signed auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, to distribute funds in
me hands OF r ). Christy, Executor of Francis Y
ChliSty, deceased, as shown by his huaI account
20 ana amongst the parties entitled TO receive the
safls hereby gives notice that he viii sit his Of
nee IN thenSburg- on Monday. January seth. 1883
AZ : clock P NJ. for the purpose Of attending TO
the duties OF said appointment nt which time a. nd
place All persons interested NAV attend il thew
see proper. ALVIN EVANS Auditor
Ebensburg. Jan II. ISL
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TXFCUTRIX NOTICE.
x r-..- - = II rlu NJ ~

IL Estate OF &. D. BRADLEY, deceased.
Letters elementary TO the estate Of Capt Dan.
RradIev late of Csllitzsn borough, deceased, have
baer fssued 70 the undersigned who hereby noti-
fes ali persous indebted 70 said estate that pay
nent must be made without delay, and these hsv-
ing claims OF demands against the same should
nresent-theru properly probs tedifor settlement.
MARGARET BRADLEY. EKscutrix.
C1aIIltxfD Jan. & 1eS7-6t-%
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4. DMINISTRATION NOTICE

"A Estate Of JOSEPH BILLER deceased
Letters OF administration on the estate of Joseph
Biller late OF Gallitzn borough. deceased having
been granted TO the undersigned. notice is hereby
given 20 all persons Indebted to said estate that
prompt payment must be made, and those having
Claims or demands against the same will present
present them legally authenticated for setttement
MINNIE BiLLER. Administratrfx
Gallitzin, Jan S, Iss3.-st&
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a UDITOR'S NOTICF.-In the mat
n tel Of the second and duaF account or Paul
Nckenna and Julius Eyer. Executors OF James
Meh0ffey.
Having been appointed Auditor 10 report distri-
button OF the money in the hands of the 50 ID Ex-
ecutors. notcie is hereby given that 1 will attend
to the duties of nv said appointment at the Arbi-
tratIon Room In the Court House. in Ebensburg
on Wednesday, February :. 1888, at 2 o'clock P NJ
When and where all Interested NAV attend.
F. A. SHOEMAKER. Auditor
Ebensburg, Jan. 70. 1ss3.-3t
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCF

"A Estate OF HENRY TOPPER deceased
Letters Of administration on .he estate of Henry
Topper, late of Adams township, decease having
been granted to the undersigned. all persons in
iebred TO said estate hereby notified that pay
Inent must be made without delay. and those
having claims against the same will present thafn
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN H. TOPPER, Administrator
Wilmore Jan II Iss3.-3t
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WIEN falls the soulful uoonbeoros
Upon the back yard fence
And tuneful feline choristers
heir serenade commence
Inc suffering aesthetic
his bitterness forgot
MS too-too sunhower pot.
soor, wide has gone and let us forpet him ss
f - - p,sfiple He and his suufoyver w.. ~ -,
of Ds ,rrf.o = but let none Of us forget nor nons
SIof,s n'9 54 II down as a fraud that the NsE yor
aught bar tSe ye 1IS Main street Johnstown. sells
s,,~-y HSIy lowest prices. This 6-m 5aaIs a. = -
sa is scrioI 3Oos and the man who suggests that
have the nTrst 81 ~ respects is not given him NAV
Try and see IiHeu MIN on demand.
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A UDTTOR,S NOTICF

A UDITOR'S NOTICE. the mat
"A ter Of the second and partial accornnt OF
John A. Blair and John Lloyd, AssiY nees of n. J.
Freidhof
Having been appointed Auditor to report distrf-
button OF the funds in the hands Of the Assigneee
notice is hereby given that Iwill attend to the du
ties OF said appointment at the Arbitration Room IN
the Court House, in Ebensburg. on Tuesdau Feb
rudry 6, 1858, at ?. NJ, when and where all in
terested may attend.
+. A. SHOEMAKER Auditor
EbenSburg Jan. Il, ISsa-3t
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II Estate OF MATTHIAS BEHK decd.
Letters tsstanentary having been issued 10 the
undersigned on tie estate Of Matthias Behe, late
OF Allegheny tow wnshfp deceased, notice il hereby
given to all persons indebted % said estate that
payuent must be msde without delay, and those
bsvfnz claims or demands against the same will
1~psent them rrsperly probated for settlement to
MICHAEL NOON, Executor.
Carroll Twp., Dec "a iss7-6t.
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NOTICE.-To the heirs and legal

M = IlIF UtIIo dIIW IFgdI
~ representatives Of EDWARD BoYLB. decd:
Take nOlice, that inquest Will be held Mt the
late residence Of Edward Boyle deceased in the
township Of Carroll. in the county OF Cambria.
Monday, the 26th day Of February next. at two
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day for the pur-
pose Of making partition OF the real estate Of the
said deceased TO and am )ng his heirs and legal
representatives.. II the same be done without
prejudice to or spelling of the whole; otherwise
value and appraise the same according TO law. at
which time and place you required to attend
II you think proper.
u. A. LUTHER, Sheriff
Sherins once Ebensburg Jan. IL, 1880
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A TDTTOR,S NOTICE

a UDITOR'S NOTICE under
"A signed andltor. appointed by the Orphans'
Court ot Can bria county to reDort distribution of
the fund in the hands Of r. F. Dignan admins
traitor OF Matthew Dlgnsn. deceased. as shown bv
MS 6rst and hn2l account. hereby notifies All par
ties intesested that be viii sit At the Arbitration
Room, in the Court House Ebeusburg. on Tues
d0y the 5fh ddy Of January. 1855 at o'clock P
NJ, Tor the purpose OF attending to the duties of
his appointment. at which time and place eli per
sons interested may attend IL they see proper
NJ. d. KITTELL, Auditor.
Ebeusburg. Jan. u. lsS9.-st
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EARM ZOE SALE.-The undersign-

n n n T VI u = Ut uHUtTSIgH-
u ed offers his farm In Cambria township. one
mlle sonth OF Ebensburg. at private sale very
moderate terms said farm contains I25 Acres
between 80 and 90 OF which are cleared, and hay-
ing thereon good FRAME EOUsE and BANK BARN
The land Is we'll fenced and there is an abundance
OF apple and cherry trees on the premises. If not
sold before tho 1st Of next April the farm will
then be for rent. For further particulars call on
address JAMES MYERS
Jan. u. Iss3.-25<m Ebensbrrg pa
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IL The undersigned offer at private sa le a two
story iramc house and lot Of ground, situate on
Main street in LOretto borough The house ron
tains ten rooms. and the lot has a good spring OF
pure water upon 10. Fer terns. etc. call on or ad
dress SkY VAITfiHT
Jen ., lss6-Sm. Isorstto p o.
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A UDITOR,S NOTTCF

I III lOI6 = NOIlCE.-InP uUQpr-
n signed having been appointed Auditor to
distrib butte the funds In the hands OF Edward Roo
ney. Executor Of the last will and testament Of
James Collins, late Of the borough oil Tuunelhnl
deceased. hereby gives notice that he will sit A I
us ofncs. in Ebensburg. at 2 o'clock. P NJ on
iuesddy, the S9fh day Of January H. D. 1881 for the
purpose of attending to the duties OF his appoint
nent. when and where all persons having claims
must present them, or be debarred from coming in
on said fund. A V BARKER Audftor
EbensburK. Jan. IL iss3.-3t.
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EXECuTOR,S NOTICE.

IL Estate Of CHARLES BRADLEY. decd
Having been granted letters testamenLary on
the estate Of Charles Bradley. late OF Allegheny
township, deceased the undersigned hereby uOti-
fies all persons Indebted 10 said estate that imme
dIate payment must be made, and those having
claims OF demands against the same are requested
TO present them in proper legal form for settle
nent JOSEPH HOGUE, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, Jan. s. lss5--ot.
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h6R ~, lips were like the leaves, he said
10y autumn's crimson tinted
S'Iue people autumn leaves preser,1e
by press inR them she hfnted
/ ne meaning of the gentle hint
me lover did discern
And SO he clas2ed her rovr3 41,o -,
ana glued his lips t. her'n.
tn he tbo ~. i.AT mat word 'hern, - but it seems
and ebos. Bat mt We do like the style Of the boots
Bi1nentbs1,,o ,or ,4 9O,h men and wemen. sold at S
hn & are not only the picest ana best in maTEet
in narsS IS Re- iiAeWise the cheapest, and an order
vo,ir M e, y. uy man, viii TX this statement on
your memory as fact which cannot be forg5ttep
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A UDTTOR'S NOTTCF

a UDITOR'S NOTICE. The under
~ signed auditor. appointed by the Orphans
Cout OF 'auhrih County. TO report distribution OF
the iunds in the hands Of Oliver Westover Fxoc-
utoF Of Joseph G. Westover, deceased to and
among the parties interested. hereby gives notice
that lie will sit in the Arbitration Room in the
court House, in Ebensburg. on HoHd0v February
sh 1883, at O'Clock. P. NJ for the purpose Of at
tendlng to the duties OF said appointment At
which time and place all persons Interested may
attend If they see proper
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Ebensburg. Ian. p. Iss3.-2t
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the heirs and Iegal rem

NOTICE.-To the heirs and legal rep
~ reseatatives OF JOHN 8. GOUGHNoUR. deed.
Take notice. that an inquest viii be held at the
late residence of John s Geughnour. deceased, In
the township of Taylor. IN the county OF Cambria,
on Wednesday,. the ssh day Of February. 1888 At
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day. for the pur
pose Of making partition Of the real estate the
said deceased TO and among his heirs and legal
representative. II the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling OF the whole otherwise
to value and appraise the same according TO law,
At which time and plac0 YOU required to attend
II yoa think proper. D. a. LUTHER Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Ebenshurg. Jan 10 1sS3.-6t.
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STRAY SHEEP. Game to the prem
~ ises Of the subscriber, IN Carroll township.
some time during last Fall. yew sheep, supposed
TO ne about two years old. and bearing marks
which can be described by the riVhtful owner, who
Is requested to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take her away; otherwise she Will be
disposed Of as the law directs
THOMAS MEISEL.
Cambria Twp.. jar. Ie. 1ss3- ST.
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EXECUTORs, NOTICE

- Estate Of EMANUEL. BRALIIEE deed.
Having been granted letters tcstamentary oz
the estate OF Emanuel BrallieT. late of jackson
township. deceased, the undersigned hereby noti-
~ ali persons indebted to said estate that fmme-
diate payment must be made. and those having
claims or demands against the same are requested
topresent them IN proper legal form for settlement
EMANuE1. BRALLIER p-,......-.
SAMUEL BRALLIER. HAeeotoIs-
Ebensbnrg ian. u ISsS-
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DEER BOTTLING-Ha pur-
- chased the Bottling Establishmen of T. A bel
Co. Dec. J. 1SS2 have exclusive eont troll Of ne
bCttiing of Franz FaIk's celebrated Milwaukee
Export Beer. Sold in pints and qaarts- Orders
for Beer in kegs barrels promptly attended 70
and satisfaction guaranteed. Telcphone in Ofio oe.
GAMBRINUS BOTTLING co.
Once and Works. lss Wyiie Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa.
n. BAH goods delivered to r. X. depots in
Pittsburgh free. We only bottle Franz Falk's Ex-
port Beer Also. full line of Wiaes and Liquors.
Orders solicited THOS. BY RNE.
Dec. -. 1ss2.-3n. Secretary.
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15ets
warts, bunions.
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NOTICE--I HEREBY warn all parties
AN not to hsrbor my son. neither to pay htm
any Of my accounts, as l viii not be responsible
for any debts he may contract any uousy he
may collect. =. b. CORN
Altoona, Jan. 10 Isss-st
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A DMTNTsTR ATOR,S NOTTCF

"A Estate OF JOHN LUNERRAUN, deed.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF John
Lumereaux, late Of Blacklick township. deceased,
having been granted ts the undersi e71ed, all par
ties indebted 70 Iaid estate requested to
make payment. aud those having claims against
the same will present them properly proven for
settlement JOHN b. HITE
BelsanO. Jan. 10, 1ssS.-6tS AdutnfstratoF.
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MASONIC MERRY MAKING. "A very social
and pleasant time was enjoyed by the Ma
sonic fraternity of this place on Tuesday
evening last, the occasion being the first Of
fetal visit OF D. ID. @. NJ. John II. Dibert
of JohnstOwn, to Summit Lodge, No. 312 of
this place. Mr.. Dibert was accompanied by
fifteen members of the fraternity from
Johnstown, who came overland in sleighs
Several visiting brethren from other locali-
ties participated. They first visited the
Lodge and installed the following named
gentlemen TO serve as officers Of Summit
Lodge: W. NJ, Edmund James; 5. w,
John G.. Gates ; J. W, Geo. 9. X. Zahm
Treasurer, '. s. Barker Secretary, Geo. A.
kinkead- After the business of the Lodge
had been disposed of, the brethren proceed
ed to the Cambria House, where an oyster
supper had been previously prepared at
snort notice, and where they sat down and
refreshed the inner man. After supper the
participants were entertained bv music, sew
eral very fine singers being Of the party -
Those from JOhnstown, of whose visit the
members of Summit Lodge shall ever enter
tain pleasant rPcOllections, accompanied
with the hope that it will not De the last one,
returned home as they came the same night.
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THERE Is man at Hoosf.t, I'm.
VINO patched with lin bis o,a.i,
Inc icy spot
He heedeth not

u' swiftly shdeth when he falls
T. hooslek rails is far away from here - ha .-.
CSoTarro oe IN Massachusetts Ben. Rutlep is
this f-e-ra- ~ tlSI State now. If r. R-mark
us ever patches bis overaIis vsitt -,
or dress sBt Thsn en- ne can buy nice new business
phy's 100 t,it,,,l li..Ie or nothing at Jas J. Nur
message gon1s Eltgqjn1 lunatc Than his inaugural
splendid 49, lhdlcate. Mr.. Hurpby has
say he win IN VI oFersoatS which he desires rs TO
ing spring opening 40 i'oHa ior the som
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RFAITTIFUL COIORED EN-

A BEAUTIFUL COIOhED EN-
IA craving OF the tate President Ga-heldI and
I5resideut elaine Window, Lincoln, Hunt, Mac
Vesgb Kirkvood and james II il printed In Is
.,Iors and worth double the price. This picture
rSnssIv retss At 70 cents Sent 70 any add ress on
1ss.sn3 ~ "a repts CkrOmo Gard CO., E5ensours.
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For two years, perhaps, we
have had the richest, largest,
mostvaried andmost exhaus-
tive collection of dress-goods
in Philadelphia. Before that,
we may have had the largest,
and even the most exhaus-
tive, but perhaps not the
richest. The slowest trade
to come to a new merchant
is the trade of luxury. 1t is
the slowest to change from
one to another. But it does
change.
We may say our dress
goods of all sorts are at
about their highest now.
Second aud third circles. southeast