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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07
OBITUARY.

DAVIS. DIED, at the residence Of bel
father Mr. John Howells. IN Ebens-
burg, on Saturday. August 1st, 1885, Mrs
Maggie Davis, wife of Mr.. William Davis,
of Jo5BstoWE.
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Low Rates to New York on Aug. sth.
For the accommodation of those who de-
sire to witness or participate in the funeral
ceremonies Of the late General U. 5. Grant,
to be held in New York on Saturday. Au-
gust 9Th, the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany will sell rouud-trip tickets to New
York from all prominent stations on the 9TH
and 9Th, and good to return until the 10th,
a. greatly reduced rates. Special rates Will
be granted to military. Ora nd Army Posts,
aud other organized bodies. For full de-
tailed information apply sto ticket agents
of the company.
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June 10 1855.
To the heirs and lega

7
representatives OF John Smay, deceased.
Take rOtice that an inquest viii be held st tn
tafe residence Of John sway. licensed in the
township Of Croyle. in the county OF Cambria, on
Wednesday. the 18th day Of August next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day for the pu--
pose Of making partition Of the real estate OF the
said decea ed 10 and among his heirs and legal
reureseutatfyes u the same can be done without
preud to or spelling OF the whole. otherwise 70
value and auuraise the same according 10 Law al
which time snd place you are required 70 attend
if Ou.think proper. ID. A. LUTHER,
81 Sheriff.
luIv Il Iss5
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EbensburR. July 25. 1885.
A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Prudence NJ.
George and Rachael g. George. lately doing
business under the name and style Of George &
Co, at LILLY Borough. Cambria county. Ps.. have
made assignment Of all their proper rty 10 the
undersigned In trust for their creditors. Those
indebted TO said hrm requested 10 make pay
meut witheut delay. and those having claims
against them are requested to present them prop
erly thenticated for settlement.
PETER p GEORGE,
ct Assignee.
Lilly TuTv -g5
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale. his farm in
cambria township, one and One-half miles from
Ebehsburg, containing $40 Acres, In good
state OF cultivation, with good frame house and
frame barn, an excellent orchard, plenty of water
and about one million feet of lumber the prem
ises To parties wishing to purchase a smaller
piece of land, he will divide IL to suit purchasers
Terms reasonable. Call on the subscriber resid-
ing on the premises. MARTIN SANDERS.
Cambria twp, Jan. g. 1885.
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Ebensburg. July Il, IS.
Portage. Pa, July 9th, SIS.
TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN CAM.
Y. EgLA CoUsLY. EEENaILvA Va.

TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN CAM
y BVIA COUSTT, PBSSsYLvA
Pursuant to Section sI49. Revised statutes the
undersigned viii offer At public auction. on Sat
urday. Septeulhor u. 1855. at o'clock D u On
the premises, all tha right, title and interest Of
the United States in and 70 the following de-
scrbed tract or parcel of land in Cambria county.
Pennsylvania Beginning at s. sugar tree mark ed
for a corner. thence By land now OF Joseph Van
Ormer east degrees south - Perches to post
the..ce ny same south degrees east p peTches to
a post on line OF land Of Thomas POwells' estate.
thence by land of said Thomas PoweIIs' estate.
west degrees south 491s perches to post, thence
north % degrees east p peTChes to post thence
north II degrees east 61S perches to sugar tree.
the place Of beginning, cOutai ming acres more OF
less. being the same premises conveyed TO the
United States by William W. Dudley. Trustee.
by deed dated Jolly p, 1884, recorded in said
county in Iiber 81 folio Isl ct SEQ.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash and bal
in aud Y months, with in terest, all
cash at option Of purchaser. Deferred payments
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the pro-
perty. A. MCCUE.
Solicitor OF the Treasury.
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July 81. ISs5-ot
NOTICE!

notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the following ac-
count has been filed in the Court Common
Pleas, OF Cambria county. Pa and will be offered
Tor confirmation by said Court on the first Mon
day Of September next. The first and partial &C
count Of Thomas u. Powers Assignee OF Mrs
Rose McGOugh. II. A SHOEIAKER,
81 ProthOnOtsry.
Ebensburg, August g. 1885
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A DMNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of John 7. Cooney. deceased.
Letters Of Admin stratiOn on the estate OF John
T. COonev deceased. late Of Washington town
shin. having been granted TO thc undersigned. no
toe is hereby given 70 thuse indebted 70 said
estate chat yment must be paid without delay.
and those having claims against the same, must
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. MltHAEl4 BhAthEN.
July II. -s5-sL Administrator.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SHERIFF. hereby announce
m, self a. candidate for the Democratic nomina-
Jon OF Sheriff subject 10 the decision Of the Dem
ocratic primary elections
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
CarroiltoUn. May 6. 1sSJ
EOR SHERIFF. hereby annuuncy4
myseifus a candidate for Sherid subject to the
decision 0f the Democratic primary election
JOHN W. WONDERS.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR-I here
by announce rnyselfts q candidate for the MONT
nation Of Poor Director subject to the decision OF
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERG USON,
Biz ckiick Twp, June j. 1855.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR hereby
announce myself a. candidate FOR poor Director
subject TO the decision Ot the Democratic primary
election JOHN LITZINGER
ClearneId township July - IS.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Notice IS hereby given that application viii
be made to the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cam
bria county to oe held st Ebeusburg on the first
Monday OF oiSeptember next, for a borough charter
for the village otSummlt snd adjacent territory,
in the township OF Washington.
JNO. E. SCANLAN,
Attorney for Petitioners.
1uiV 81 IQah-Rt
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In the matter CT the account Of Abel LIoyd. h.
trustee 3pP0tntet Il sen the rs1l estate Of Joun
N. RaSer, deceased, under proceedings tD parti-
tion.
Aud now June 10Th, 1855. on melton Of Alvin
Evans, Esq attorney for accountant. A. Y. Bar
ker sppoiut ed auditor to ascertain liens against
the heirs OF said decedent. and other parties in
tereSted and t. report distribution af the money
in the hands Of said accountant 20 and among
those legally entitled &c receive the same.
Notice is hereby given that I VIII my
offce in EhensburU, on Fritay. August Tth. 1855.
at O'Clock in the aiteruHonfOr IN purprse of at
tending 70 tho duties or above appointment VIXEN
and where all parties Interested may attend if
they desire to 60 50. A. Y BARKER.
2t Auditor.
Ebensburg. July L, IS.
PORTAGE, Pa. July 9th, SIS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

FIRE. On Sunday morning last the large
frame barn of Mr.. Henry Able, OF Elder
township, was destroyed by fire, as was also
its entire contents, consisting of nearly all
OF his summer harvest and lot Of farming
implements and utensils. How the fire or
iGinated Is not Known, as the family were
at church Mt st. Boniface, about mile dis
tant st the time. The loss oG the building
and contents is estimated at about 81 500
with an insurance of $500 on the building in
the Cambria Mutual Insurance company.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the following
count has been hlsd in the Court af Common
Pleas. of Cambria county. Pa, and will be Of
tered for confirmation by said court on Monday,
Sept. :. 1ss5.
The first and final account Of Adam SchettiR,
assignee of Andrew Eckenrode and William G.
Schroth. trading II Ecaeurode and Schroth-
II. A SHOEMAKER,
ct ProthOnOtary.
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June u, 1885 st.
ELECTGON NOTICEl

= n
In pursuance OF n resolution Of the Council of
EbcnsburE borOuI approved July 18th. 1885. No
tice is hereby given that an election will be held
general election in the East and West wards Of
said borough on Saturday. August I'D A. ID. 1855,
between the hours OF : A NJ. and P. N. for the
purpose OF determ ing whether the indebtness Of
said borough shall be increased ts any amount
not to exceed seven per cenfIrl upon the assessed
valuation OF the taxable property therein. Tickets
voted to oe labelled on the outside increase Of
debt" and to contain the inside the words
mo Increase OF debt " OF -'dobt may be increased
Amount OF last assessed 1925 os
Amount OF existing Indebtedness;
Accrued Interest..... 30 90
5os5 90
Deduct amount Of duplicate for year 1855.
Applicable to the pay ment OF same Sl29s u
Blalano due on duplicate Of lss3...... 40
lso4.--.-. .4s 10
1855 %
Net amount Of bonded indebtedness..... 1880 Il
Amount Ofoutstanding orders ...-...-...... $50 90
Balance dus on dup, Of s3 for bor-. - q
"a a %
Amt of So. ... $50 80
Amount Of indeb edness proposed TO be in
CURED q. ......... -.......... $1,000 90
Percentage uf assessed valuation. o33 per ccHfurn
The said Indebtedness 10 he incurred for the
purpose Of obtaining an additional wator supply
for the borough and a sufficient quantity of hose.
T. H. BARKER.
Burgess.
Attest:
J. II. DAVIS. Clerk. Ct
Council Chamber, July 18th. 1885.
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Il
valuable piece Of land containing sbout 1Tp
acres, In White and keade townships with the
Clearncld creek ruunipE through 90. adjoining
lands Of Hon John Dean and Martin TiEhe about
30 acres cleared sud having thereon erected two
story frame fouse. The balance is well timbered
with pine hemluck. oak and other timber. The
lend L. underaid with coal and iron ore. The
tresscu and CCalport railroad. now being built
ruRs through this land. For particulars and
terms call on address
MATTHIAS KESSSI4ER.
E1ske,
81 Cambria o. Pa
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ENECTTOR.s NOTTCE.

Estate Of Michael &. Bradley. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Micnasl
G. Bradley, late OF Liliy's Borough, deed. having
beeeu granted TO the und ersgned. notice Is here
by given TO all persons indebted 10 said estate 70
make payment without delay. and those having
claims agasnst the same must present them
properly authenticated for settlement
MICHAEL BRADLEY
Executor.
Washington twp. July 8. 1855. o.
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FOR SALEI

Will be sold at private sale.
That popular and pleasantly located Summer
Hotel known as ''BeImOnI'' at Eoensburg, Pa.
The house is thoroughly furnished and is Dro-
Vided with all the necessary outbufldinRs, and
ffty-tbree acres of improved land adjoining the
borough OF Ebensburg. Also one twO-h horse car
riage and one road wagon, all of which will be
cold cheap. For particulars call on OF add ress
GEO. A. KTNKEAD
At Ebensburg
Cambria County, Pennsylvania
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

FRS All fits stopped free OF. Dr. KIine's
Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
50 90 trial bottle free TO ft cases. Send To
DR.. Kline, 931 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE.
Two lots Of ground. on Centre street, Bbens-
burg with Frame House Of eleven roc ms
stable. orchard and outbuildiugs.
ALsO-TwO lots on same street, suitable for
cottages.
ALso-A pasture lot OF about one and-a-h half
acres, situate one square from above described
premises
For terms, apply at the oHi,c OF
JOSEPH MCDONALD.
q Armory Building.
Ebensburg. June 30, lss5
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Washington twp, July 8, 1855.
TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Theresa Seaman. deceaged.
Letters testameutary on the estate Of Theresa
Seaman, late of Cambriz township deed. having
been granted to the undersi ed. notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted 70 said estate to
make ayment without delay. and those having
claims sagatnst the same must present them prop
erIy authenticicated for settlement
JOHN SCANLAN
Executor.
"a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

Don't You? Why not? You patronize
patent articles OF a hundred varieties-why
not patent medicines? Because they are
often worthless" True, out not always.
Frequently they are the very best i'm the
world. representing the widest experience
At least we know that DR.. KenBedy's favor
ite remedy is one of these, and for all trou-
bles Of the blood. liver and urinary organs
1t stands on its merits and not on advertis-
ing.
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A UDITOR' 5 NOTICEI

Secretary oChe Commonwealth a i.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04

The night was dark. the air was mirk,
While yet Civil-SeTvice clerk
BOTe onward where the streets were nice
A banner with the strange device,
II want to stay =,
He thought about the party fund.
The days VIII, n Democrats we're Stunned,
His deadhead journey home to vote.
But still intoned as II by note.
II want to stayl''
Go hunt = pass,n an old man said;
Your hope is vain, your chance has fed,
Your Goose Is cook ed. your dog has died"
But still that dolefnl voice replied,
Il want. to stay |"
Come home !" his sweetheart softly eooed
Those Democrats 30 harsh and ruds
VIII bnng your nose and black your eye:'
But still he answered with sigh.
Il want to stay %
Beware the hungry horde ln Beware
Ihe business ways that Gil the air ~
This was his chummy's latest word.
A voice replied, as family heard,
Il want to stay !"
At break of day of went his head.
And both his Place and he were dead
They wrapped around MIN in II trice
That banner with the strange dovice.
Il want to stay I"
IN. Y. Word.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04
White Pine County.

WTtN0 Fttt0 OO0uAys
District Judge. ......HENRY RIVES
Sheriff.. ............... =. w. X. BAoSEiT
County Clerk McKERNAN
Auditor and Rocorder......A. d. CAMPT0N
District Attorney ............ A. B. TREECE
County Treasurer. II. LOCKWOOD
Supt of Schools. &c. NJ. THACKsT0N
(......W. C. GALLAGHER
Commissioners. .............M. 4 BOYLE
l...... 3. +. PAUL
Cherry Creek Township No. 9.
Justice Of the Peace ......~J0HN WEBER
Constable. GEO. +. PARKER
-. ...... A. J. SPENCER
Seheol Trus tees} -. A. NJ. VANDERBILT
l.. ..........H. A. C0MINS
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WHITE PINE NEWS
puhlished every Saturday morning By
w. L. DAVIS.


m. amy. one year. By mail. ...........~S DO
9.s cony. six months, by mail ........- OO
0ns eopy. BY mail, three month";. :. %
0ns copy. b. carrier month 10
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04

Among the narrow escapes from
death at the burning of the Langdon
hotel IN Chicago last week, were those
Of W. Sears and wife, OF Salt Lake.
They were rescued by the fremen
fron the window oi their room In an
upper story, when surrounded 10y fire
and they had about gwen up all hope
of escape. Mrs. Sears was then car
ried down a ladier, her husband fol-
lowing. both reaching the ground in
safety, but losing all their effects.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04

Allen Ireland, of Miles City, Mon
tana, has baby which seems to be
full of enterprise. Last Sunday morn
ing il fell out of bed, striking on its
head, and was apparently dead for
two or three hours. II has since
swallowed the amber monthpiece OF
its fathers pipe, disposed of y thread
less spool, and is experimenting with
a China egg.
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JOB PRIN TIN G.

TIM NEWS ofsee IL supplied With every
facilty for executing all kinds Of Job
printing in neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
card TO a full-sheet poster turned at short
notice. nders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04

"Tombstone fronts" are what the
poetic citizens Of Wyoming term billed
shirts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04

n6ln for the working class. Send 10 cents
ZULU Tor Iostnge, and we shall mail you
rec royal. valuable box OF sam le goods that
will put you in the ~d. Vf making m. re mon-
bic at any business Capital not required.
We will start you. You can work all the
time or in spare time only. The work l. uni
versally adapted to both sexes, young and
old. You can easily earn from 80 cents to So
every evening. That all who want work may
test the business, we make thi> unparalleled
offer; to all who are not well satisfied we will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full particulars, directions, ETC., sent free.
their W hole time to the work. Great success
absolutely sure. Start now. Address STIS.
SON Co., Portland. Maiae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
PERSONAL.

senator Malone. who is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel IS
accompanied by his They are hero to meet Mrs.
Malone, who has been abroad for year aud n half.
The has in preparation statement. showing
that the Republicans OF Virginia counted out
aud just where and how II WAS done lie - nuch worn
by the abors of the late canvass OF his state and kept
his room closely yesterday.
Ira Davenport I'm the city yesterday morning but
started for Washington $40 p He takes his de-
feat for Governor philosophically and resOueiy re-
fuses say thing about the causes that led 10 IT,
Twas in Washington the other day" says Des ware
politician IN The Phjddeiphid Press, and | had
occasion to tall on Mr.. Bayard. You ask me why call
him Mr. Bayard when formerly called him, Tom We
are not rs familiar used TO be. Nearly all Della
warcans speak Of him Mr.. Bnysrl. Few cali him
SON or Bay ard The affection has persisted, don't
Won SEQ II has been in his power to remove Swgcett
postmaster. but he has not done IT, Many men have
gone to great deal Of trouble for MI Bayard have adj
ded h standing ana his dignity through night aud
day. aud through good report and evil have worked for
hun In Delaware for years some oil item are asking lUr
the POSITION OF postmaster, and he treats them win
Indifference. They can get no satisfaction out or NM
lie treats Delaware though IL were not his home and
though ITS people were not his people. on no. am
not complaining my own account. lou know don't
want an Office IL is the principle Of the thing BAY
has rcpndiated his promises and gone back upon his
friends. He has many enemies In Delaware now
They are not oil Republicans lie would have difficulty
in being elected to the senate II he wanted to 90 there
Delaware Democrats ARE long suffering, Out haih 10
forgive"
Professor Hubert HerkOmcI. says The World London,
has Just returned from heightened stay IN the Bayaraa
Alps, where he has been engaged upon series OF
pctlres illustrative of peasant life IN that most pctur-
eSuuc and primitive locality. II those who only know
MIN in his broadly painted work the dclcacy Of
the water will be very agreeable SURPRISE their
tenderness and richness OF color will he brought into
fyrcble relief by several oil paintings whch are srOhS
In dramatic situations. The work has been accomplished
under the happest conditions TOR the artist had studio
and tbe resources Of his enlightenment
nj Bushev ere strikinCly illustrated by the fact that the
etched invitation cards illustrated catalO2 even tho
frames for tie exhibition Of these works. which wall
shortly open at the Fine Arts SOcietys all eanate from
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
MR. GL1DSTONES SPEECH

There are no signs of intellectual dccadcncc
in Mr.. GladStOnc's speech. If his contempt
uous refutatiOns of campaign ISLANDERS are
aglow with youthful fire, his deXterity and
skill in dealing with the diSestablishmcnt
question reveal the wary veterans caution and
practical wisdom. The structures of the
Scotch press are very natural under the
circumstances. He was speaking over the heads
of the Northern electors to the English con
stitnencies which were to decide whether the
Conservatives could be trusted. or whether the
Liberals were to return to power to continue
the work of political reform. The speech WAS
too conservative and diplomatic for the Scotch
temperament. The controversy between the
Free and Established Churches in the North
has been prominently discussed in local
elections for many years, and there Is general
agreement that diScstablishment is the winning
cause. The leaders warning that the Scotch
disestablishmcnt question cannot be brought
forward without affecting disastrously the
prospects of the Liberals in England will not
be taken in good part by Northern electors.
Disestablishmcnt is presented under widely
different aspects in Edinburgh and London, and
the pride of Scotchmcn is hurt by the ntima-
ton that their own ong-dcbated and we'll
understood issue must b. held in allegiance for
political reasons because the public mind in
England is unprcpaIcd for the solution of the
corresponding question there The comments
of the Northern journals are necessarily less
favorable than those of the English press. But
when the inherent difficulties of the situation
are considered it must be admitted that Mr..
Gladstone'S speech WAS exceedingly adiOit and
-alI ll sul tod IA In
restore Liberal unity.
Aside from its controversial ViG0r and
political dcxterity, this speech was a charac-
tcristic exhibition Of Mr. Gladstonc's greatest
qualities both as leader and orator. He put the
discussion of this public question at once upon
a higher plane, as he invariably does when he
follows speakers OF his own or of the opposite
party. There had been an intermnablo debate
on tho Oaths question and scores of speeches
had been made by narrow minded partiSans
and timorous bgots; but when Mr.. Gladstone
delivered his memorable speech the
wearisome Bradaugh case was trans
formed into constitutional issue OF
supreme consequence. He lifted the sub
ject iIom the low aevel of partisan passion
to the heights of moral obligation. In like
manner he discusses disestablshment with IN
elevation of tone, n breadth of view, a sense of
personal responsibility aud a consciousness of
the overmastering Importance of the question
at issue that cannot fail to impress the English
people. With that solemn seriousness which
his enemies are always ridiculing but which
betokens the earnestness of moral conviction,
he.warns the Liberals that it is neither just,
expedient nor necessary TO raise a question of
such magnitude and one beset with insuperable
difficulties, when the masses of the people are