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Daily Republican., 1885-05-29
pOUDRETTE AS A FERTILIZER FOX
l. CORN and OATS or ANYTHING reoutr

EJOUDREITE AS A FERTIILZEK FOR
L CORN and OATS, or anything reQuir
Ing qnieE growth, cannot DO equsled. The
POuDRErrE am now manufacturing is
OF the best quality. and rich in all that tends
TO make good forti lizer. To give corn 40
early start, and to put ir beyond tho reach
OF the outworm, or 70 proven. tho yellows,
IL has 40 superior, and do not think II has
its equal. The farmer who uses q ton or
Two on his oorn OF vegetables requir ing
quick growth, insures himself q good crop,
tho price ia so moderate, only en per ton.
Is such as to put within t1e reach of ali. AK
anyone VINO mas ueed It. We eau refer to
hundreds tthe better plan iP to try 1t -FOUR.
sell, and tnen you need not trouble any one
lot infoi mation), and they will end orse all
l claim for It that 1t is quick in It's action
ana pushes the corn abe I'D 70 rapidly that II
Is comparatively safe from cut-worms or
ysilows. Try II and be satisfied. Also q
splendid lot Of FISH AND NIGHT SOIL
COMPOST, in good order for shipping in
cars or otherwise. send In your orders carly.
hcspectfully yours
ID. p. HAMILTON,
NO. lbs Orange street, Wilmington. dol.
or at the Mandatory. 9aresche's Lane.
Il. FOR reference apply to 5. Redmond Smith,
Etq, John q. Baker, Henry I-sntz, q. u.
simon, O. q. kumford, Esq, David Lentz,
and many others. mi4-eod.im
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

NOR SALE-NEW BERIES IN CLAY
Il ton Loan Association At 800 share.
This association loans the full amount OF
but collects II with monthly dues. tor fur.
thor Information, apply TO M. l.. LIOHTEN-
STEIN, Secretary. III Market Ut. mll.2et
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

Sold everywhere. Price: Cur1cuRA, Soc. Soar
Sc REsoLvENT, $l.OO. Prepared by the PoTTEl
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass.
send for " How 20 Cure Skin Diseases.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

Z dwelling, centrally located. c,ntai ming
: rooms and bath, with bot and cold water,
heater In cellar, front, side and back yards.
only $500 cash required. GREGG b WAL
TER, us Market street. m28Tt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

rVyyr-ssTuRY HOUSE oo7 4.
S. nS street 10 rooms, hot water In
CSS' Apply to l.. W. HlZAR, Ninth
|ursIlr streets. "iou
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

b KEAT-5.kJuM house WITH
pv. yard, 90 Orange street. Apply
LEMON, 81 Market street. ms II
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

l1Ok SA All OK TkADE.-WE HAVE A
Il Lice iarm Of IS acres Of good land near
Newark for sale or trade. This far n is a
good ono. and will be sold cheap. Apply to
j. q. flCkELS 90, 6l61& Market street.
mfD-lm
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

hDlkG-FUR A COUPLE OF
'aIla u In a private family or would
usild board with them. A family
children preferred. Address Board
ni2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ehD.Nt fUk MAN AND WIFEOk
|"Sf'as, second story trent room, fur.
" aaia'niahed. 40 East Fourth
a28tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

syyr-CBEAP, NO. COZ EAST
BIN street 1912 Vanburen
uenh .,so houses s7s and 8N Road
al ID s0'' m2S3t cod.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

EHOk SALE-UhEAP, A LARGE LOT
e fpla in aud fne gilt Wallpaper, in
quantities to suit. Apply at Ito French
street. mott.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

y RkhT-. KUpMS IN GENITAL
|lAt u city Address M. w.. this
MI 3tH
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

T. to close up an agency, lot OF house and
table oil cl0ths, cocoa mats. Positively cash.
Apply at 2C2 East Fourth street. Goods cut
to suit buyers. Everybody can buy a mat
az this sale. m2s2t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

EyOk SALE-A LUT OF NEW AND
IL second hand dearbsrns, suitable for
any kind of business, ut COLES, 1906 Mar.
ket street. mhl3-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

HNOR SALE-l BAY MAKE, 8 YEARS
Il old, works in all harness. Would make
good farm mare. Apply at IA Orange
street m23.lm
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

pysT-HoUSE No. 1lS Wright
-. d. ,.ont and side yard. Apply to
4 csRpENTER, Ninth and Harrison,
IIiug street. mo u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ENOk SALE BANDA SPRING DEA RBORN
T. wagons, good stock, fair prices, Also
full line Of repairs Tor the champion make OF
harvesting machines. W. HAMMOND.
Second and French streets. ml-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

oyST "A CONVENIENT SIX:
lee, Ban hou.e, double, and very VOL
V ~ tso antilles. Apply to ENoCh
I'M III West street. "
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

Ii R.NI-A SlX.ROOM HOUSE.
|albJAt!l West filth street or sol
iMe,t nZ6-3tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

s osiv sal.E OF SOMERSET GO
N.Y., Ma =. !, will he sold at public sale a,
(I Il. y, h0esessin, Dill Greek hun
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

" REST-A DESlRABI.E SECOND
|t,ny NIL With board. Also table
,NNO III West Eighth st. ml3-28ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

WANTED A WHITE PROTESTANT
w girl. Apply 1t ST. Jefferson street.
m2v-u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

kENT-A NEW GROOM ED
kNuN PO.Hs'iOn given Immediately.
h a. y trslge street. m26-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ElUK SALE-A WELL. ESTABLISHED
Il and good paying manufacturing bust
ness. Price and reason for selling will be
explained by addressing Business, this Office.
ml2.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

s PyyT-WE HAVE A NUMBER
'irt. houses for rent, low. Call at
yrs,, street. JIG. PICKLES h 20.
m23-5t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

| lan.. sign rAIATEa.
A,ssal Is s, n, sRvAu
b. . ssllaINuiIpnlsn, Street,
VT so.t employed. >'' country
WIZ and prsnr, ,.....,.
Orders. 'S"'ation to
mhae.u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

NOR SALE-TwENTY AEADOF a.
Il Ohio and Kentucky horses, good ~
drivers and workers, at tho sale stables Of
W. q. MARTIN, Third and Orange streets.
m1l-u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

RhAl-AIhlkD STORY FRONT
.Vr .,'ariihed without board. APP
IVY lffe, street. a2J.eOt.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

vynT-THE STABLE ON FIFTH
h.r h.lov Madison, with room TOT
Ii. s. an" md four CARR ages. Apply at
s'fses 1Du ' a30-tf
M.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

,,STLl,HEAP, 7-RO M u ID
M W W. 18th street, suitable
h IN antilles. Apply at trimming
T 4 IKtMBlE, Eleventh and TAT
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

h o1o PISNos, By JAMES
sHo6E, 500 WEST 9Th STREET.
A20-u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

NyANTE D-2oo PAIR OF CHICKENS
w weekly. JOSEPH RYLOrT, sue
oessor TO N. b. Appleton, Third street mar.
kot m26-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

a,;hllNt-NlCELY FURNISHED
\, second story front rooms, with
a." Warrington street. mo Inn
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

IE,r-A1 eight room house with
rsru Improvements. in first class
/ IP SMYIh, 81 Market street.
m26-6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

UyANTED SIX LIVE OUTDOOR
w statesmen. Good pay to suitable
parties II. T. JONES, so7 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. m2O-u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

WyANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT
w girl, who understands COT king wash.
ing and ironing. for family Of two. Apply
Mt 1870 Tatuali street. m2s3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

wyT-AN ESTABLISHED
Min, house II rooms, we'll located,
S,lcs Apply to LIZ. MORRISON,
lying streets. m26-lt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ElOK SALE-HOkSE HARNESS ~
Il and phaeton. Apply at Forbes 8fS
stable. 403 Poplar street. ms 8ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

"ANTED rU SELL-A GOOD BUSl.
w ness, suitable for mechanic. Small
capital required. for information apply to
FRAZER q o., 3rd and Market streets.
ro6.Ht
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

RRsyT-ONE kOOM OVER No. 400
Etl,ly street, Apply at NO, 81 ship
|rat ms 81
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ILEl--t RRlSHEn ROOMS FOR
FVulspilg al d. West Second
m2B etI
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

RREyr-A HOUSE WITH GOOD
|nn,p Ct Townsend. at d per month
/ a d.ress b. b. Mallory, Townsend,
albd&w.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

POARDlN9 PLEASANT FIR q N T
- rooms with board. Also table board
ct 33i East Fourth street. m256ss
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

"ANTED-A STOUT BOY TO LEARN
w blacksmithing. Address MCCOY
YEARSLEY, Falkland, Del. m2s TT
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29
WANTED.

VIVA N 7 T. D-HOUSEk EEPERS TO
w know that they can have furniture
repaired, vanished and upholstered, and
;hairs re-oaned cheaper than anywhere else
IN tho city. 3. y. HAMILTON d Co., No.
100 West Eighth street. dll-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

DIOR SALE OK KENT-DESIKABLE
Il corner store. 10 rooms. in central part
OF city. very cheap, SIS per month. Apply
to a. II. SMITH, Seventh and Shipley sts.
hiam w-sH-6t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29
-. Bu1.

- sT0RE AND DWk,d.;isars,usd
81 s:'1 Sssp :: !: 4. + sS r.!
I'D oouPRlss,11'' b. rsnted low TO : r.
sa. ,:;,, %t'' Apply = 3. 1 :: 9STh as
N and frenon milf
SElLY.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

w ANTEU-A WHITE COOK. GOOD
Nv reference required. Apply at 9O6
W washington street. m28 81
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

LNUk SALk-UHEAP, A TWO SEATED
~ three spring notop carriage. built to
order b. Bailey Wilson. almost new and
suitable for business or pleasure. Apply to
y. W. EOkN. no French street. mll.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

E1Ok SALE-A GOOD SUDA FOUN
T. tain, nearly row. Address Fountain
this office. alT.u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

IN JH SALE-a TWO-STORY FRAME
Il dwelling, lot 26xl0O, front yard. Snail
Gross avenue, between Broom and LuPont
streets. splendid location. Inquire OF
TIL MAS CONNER, at the pre- misses, or OF
y. HERSEY, tits office. m2o.lm
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

TOR SALE-STRAW. APPLY AT THE
= Lobdell Car Wheel Oompany's Office,
Oclb-WeASa tt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

NAk RlAtfk;S To hIkE BY DAY
~ weeg or month - Apply to JONES
,UTAklEA o.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

,,T-A rwO SIOkY HOUSE,
y, es 10 family without children hdIen
ssdis.S,n'I' axe Al Z portion of rent in board
rtd's,nss,her. will rent out IooM0'
~ sRspuBLlcAH otiic,. myDu
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

.,.,r uoUsE s2a W. FIFTH
J. tsssptaips 8 rooms, b,th and n !, ,!
r.; Ss snd saloon parlors. Gas Al
n isaa ns1 All newly finished 10
.aasy vss papered. Apply to u u. r.
VI ii Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29
SUNDAY, JUNE l,,lss6,
az O'clock. b. IN.

all O'Clock, p. m,
nr! aaeal Of good, young Somerset
! n s ,S . ries. Among the lct nav
,,, %uIs inc large horses, suitable
", weighing from 1900 to i 400
y nee extra family horses ou,et
y, " ...n and icarless OF steam some
M hb,Mes' Al'o, double set rubber
ns r,,.e'', 10 excellent order; set
..ya single harness. nearly new
6trs M; ~ 70. Of horses In every respect,
NH y W., ~, attention OF buy ers, and viii
b,tsSSss"Y.ni They can lie seen ut our
(,nr,s'ai; previous to sale. Ali nor.
|ts a."D, represented. No postpone.
! M s,- o. The weather. lfwet will
-" ,",''nety days credit will hs
1 MOOD WEBSTER
b Ros,,,,an .rhEuo LAVENDER
r. ''s' ms 1t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

FEW STALLS. The
RES s'cry and cellars Of the 1n'r0
~ Of 5So9TTKSlUK MONAGHAN.
' Th,rd street Market heuse.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

no PATENTS AMI tyHF, y
prs.e nv, tn. natural teeth
'seful IS Vol ~ ornamental orpars. . b
ave much 70 do with tho hoa,tr. y illnus
rom TO cents upwards rs cents Tor or
acting. Respectfullv. DIR. ,AM Els H,
SrNlTT', 40< w Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29
HDAY, MAY 3OrH Lux

M a'zoclock p. m,
l.r.cu' I Ill., with a three-story brick
PN ,lte ~ y Wilmington, Delaware. on
blth Of Fron, 's s, street, o. feet 8
Eale.isr,o1vnl ), street street running through
Ia IusI.,nu ., s.'eet, having "a front OF
u, hence :, street. for 81 feet q inches
rA s,on p, leet inches to Jetierson
PHILIP ' a n, made known at sale g. ."
iaCrssrx.h ~ NhETr, Executor.
! b, "b'' Iry mDI7f
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

ENUR SALE-ONE LARGE BAY MARE
4 oyears old. good work mare, double
or single. Apply at 2.2 Orange st. mlttf
u has boon used but little Apply at
234 King street. mx2-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

!. sIs, ' pus1i.o Of r., oows-wE WILL
', achl B,.vrtsaa sale, at The practi.a;
'1''~ wine Hundred, De,a-
II Mi DAi; IuNE,, 1856,
sss,l. s 'ss 1,ieG s, su!ls and ssos,, .
sIIfAau 4 So Son an, TYSON.
'a y 1 eesS,yt tE;s,.. 1.y WILL RE
AID Rodney street. GO sOrn %as q
'" @e benefit n, : June | and =.
. SUNDAY school.
m1R.ht
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

NOR SALE OR RENT-THE PROPEE
IL ty at southwest corner OF Third and
Church stroets, now tenantod by the Hare b
Morgan Company. Apply TO ]. H. HOf
TICKER. J r., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Ninth and Market streets. city. sepl7-sod-t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

MI MI ALI :, THE SUBSORInEk
-'a AunS,spsp G 1,U, sale, at Newport.
'. ,'' IuNEa, 1856.
h d r WI O'Clock, p. m,
(,d As MI,st :. A. cattle, composed q,
aand yerv s ut nom two to four
esssll to a',s s sneice lot, Farmers
~ ~ pOstpoaemveIn,, the sale. Sale posi-.
uG and lay sht: Conditions All
s,ta'er can Nh rs. ca h over that amon mi
s,so,e With ns s"n " days BY giving a
wi Cash on all credit H sumsi Bank
.'Aah,m A Son -, q. Nj. ENOS.
Nou' Aucts. m2s-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-29

Or, THEEl ~ . q: Sc :s:: ::;:;
S.no sy ss.ss Ess,oTs DsSis Xoathful Impru.
Diseases (aoats Inv 10 days Te4ses V.ricoc.
nd Aydroooie yithea .taas. 6trtcture, epeSma.
Ss,s s sSss "a e e olanohoiY. eto Tbos ~
"a sasss CUR TOT then =. lass osasuiaa1D. THn1
eferenooe IN the consent Of thsss who have besp ov
asr failure Of az ethers will GIVEN roquired Eurspe
snc HmeseHn me"'oS e.perte-.s Honrs, A. NJ p
md SAturday ninth 10 p. n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25

JUMBO THB GREAT ELEPHANT, KILLED.
About six O'Clock, Wednesday evening
Sept. 10th, at st. Thomas, Ont. ss Bsrpum's
100000 elephant, Jumbo. and the little
trick elephant, Tom Thumb, we're being led
along the track by the keeper on the way
from the show grounds to the car to be- load
ed, an incoming freight train came upon
them unexpectedly and caught and killed
Jumbo and broke one of Tom Thumbs legs
There was side track on the north of the
main track which contained alt of Barnum's
empty cars. and on either side there was an
embsnkment eight feet high. When the
keeper saw the train coming he tried to get
Jumbo down the south bank, but Jumbo
seeing no danger, refused. he then tried to
get him between the side track and main
line, but only partially succeeded. the loco
motive striking Jumbo just as his foreleg
bad left The track, striking him In the right
side and crOwding bIm against the cars on
the siding. The great beast was carried
with the engine about one hundred yards.
He was so tightly wedged that when he
could be carried no further, bis body crowd
ed the locomotive to the south side. throwing
it of the track. He lived thirty minutes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25

a very pleasa6t reunion OF the surv,v,no
members OF Company IA, bSth Pa. Vols.
vas held at SummItviIle, Cambria county.
"a on September Is. About forty mem
oers OF the company were present, with T.
george, late r. Q. M, 18th Pa. Vols. also
oeieRation of the G. A. R. Post of GalIit-
z'n and number Of other veterans.
capt 2. F. Hodge. who was unanimously
CHOSEN chairman. called the meeting IN
o'uer oy an appropriate speech, in which be
expressed IN few touching words the pleas
ure u AFFORDED him to meet 40 many of his
oio comrades for the first time in twenty
years. motion was then made bv Ser
Reant Harry Marlett and secouded nv otbsr
members. that an association ba formad and
s-neo the Veteran Association of Co. "a :"
- Nois., for the purpose OF holding
""Nuai reunions, and, that q president =
Vlce-president two secretaries. a treasurer
ano committee OF arrangements Of five
DC appointed for the ensuing wear The
Ieso'utton was unanimously agreed to and
capt. P. T. Hodge was chosen president
Lieut.. j. Lynch. vice-president. J. G. Noel
And Z. McMullen, secretaries, D. K. VIII
nS'H' treasurer, and Harry Marlettt r
onarn' z, F. Hughes, Harry Flanagan and
j. w Long the committee of arrangements
snort speeches were then delivered by
capt. Hodge. r. NJ. George ]. NJ. Wherrv.
L. f. Hughes. and others. A resolution
was adopted authorizing the COMMITTEES Of
arrangements to meet on the hrst Monday
IN june 1886. to select place, fix the date
&C OF the second reunion of the Assoeis-
tlon also authorizing them to invite all
survivors Of the 55th Pa Vols, the G. Ar
rost OF Ga'litzin, and all other veterans
VINO wfsn to participants, to attend said
reunion
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr..
Fitzharris for the use OF Sag and IN the q
A r. Post OF GalHtzIn FOR valuable services
rendered
resolution was concurred In that the nro-
crossings OF this reunion be published in the
CAHBRIA FREEMAN and in the Altoona
papers
Inc company then formed, and. beaded
~ tnedrum corps and delegation from the
1a'itzin Post. marched (from the school,
mouse where the meeting was beIdl to the
summit House. Kept BY Captain Linton.
where vote or thanks was tenderas
CSpt- Linton for services rendered and tb.
reunion adjourned tn meet at the call NJ the
0u'uni''ee Y. MCMULLEN, Secretary,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25
RESOLUTIONS,

AT meeting of St. MichaePs Total All
"',nence and Benevolent society. OF To-
Ietto' Pa. held on Monday. the I4tb Son
temoer 1888, the following preamble ana
resolutions were unanimously adop,ed.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased AJm,ob+rar GA
IN his Infinite wisdom 10 take from onr
n'"St oy the unsparing hand OF death our
"or'nv brother, Charles Stephens; ana
resolved, II Is eminently fitting ana an
nn"priate that the members Of st M,cbae,s
CotaI Abstinence and Benevolent socIetv
Shouid give an expression OF their senti-
ments and feelings upon this SAD and
mournful occasion; Re it therefore
resolved. That IN the death OF I7harles
STEPHENS this Society has lost one NJ its roost
usefui snd consistent members. bts family
an aneetionats and loving son and the
community an upright and honorable -cIt,zan
resolved, That this Society dnIv sensihIa
OF the great loss It has sustained nv bIs
oeatn' out yieldins with humble sut1mis.jon
10 the viii OF Almighty God. herebv ex.
presses It's sincere sorrow at the sad .occnr.
renee and extends Its heartfelt svrnnsthv to
the family Of our deceased Rrothar Sn tba,r
bereavement :" '"eii
ResoIced That these resolution. no 20
corotn ~ the minutes of the Society. that
'neV De published in the CAMBRrA FREE
MAN and that copy OF them properly
n0ned be sent to the family of our deceased
Brother M1cu.r,
JOSEPH NJ Noon,
JAMES &. SCANLArE.
Committee
JAMES W DAILY President.
HUGH BAEEAE, Secretary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25

Court continued in session last week until
Friday evening, and the following cases
were disposed of in addition TO those report
ed in last wee ks FREEMAN.
Jas. Cunningham ct al. VS.. Samuel Weak
land ct. al. Eiectment. Jury find for plain
tits Motion to Get aside verdict.
B. p Anderson vs.. Albert Owen and Har-
~ Hoffman. Ejectnent. Continued at cost
of defendants.
George A. Hager vs. John F. GrifH n and
John NJ Davis. Appeal. jury md for de-
fendant's.
John Anderson VS.. d. f. Nutley- Sum
mons in Covenant. Jury find for plaintiff
the sum of $55S 10.
Administrators OF Michael &. McCRgue
vs.. John Hawksworth. A iias SciTe Facias.
Jury called when defendant amends his plea
and plaintiffs make affidavit OF surprise
and case continued at costs of defendant
William Custer VS.. Executor OF Frederick
ulster. deceased. Assumpsit. Jury sw orl
and after plaintiffs testimony hadelesed, be
becomes non suit.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25

ADRIAN. MIND, Sept. 20 1885
ED. FREEMAN We arrived here safa sod
al we'll, on the 10th inst.
The weather ls very pleasant The thar
monster running up daily since our arrival
to rs DEGREES
The farmers are rushing their thresbino
and are working about 13 hours per dav
The crops are fair, except corn, whIcf, was
nipped IN the bud on the last OF Auoust
The vIs1d per acre IL as follows: wheat %
bus, barley and oats 40; fax Is. The
prices are wheat 70; barley s5; fax 81 !;
oats 20.
The people are quite sociable. The num.
Der or teams and folks In town Yesterday re-
minds ne very much Of Carronsown on a
SATURDAY. afternoon. and the peace officers
md sGme employment officially on such oc-
casiors.
Harry Buek who came with us is DELIGHT
ed with the appearance OF the country.
find the markets here generally similar
to Cam bris, except cattle are higher and
grain lower.
Sportsnen are having CAV time hunting
prairie chickens. / have not vet tried nv
hand at It, but expect to In the near future
More anon. Yours, &C..
JOHN A. KENNEDY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25
Tha CNcloue.

The heavens are darkened In the thrsat'fug west;
All nature seems by boding fears, oppressed-
Uprolls the storun-king In his mighty ire,
The rolling blackness bursts with vivid fire,
Dire eesseless rumblings shake the shsdoWed
hills
A far of rush Fth fear the city fills
As when Elijah stsod as Hoveb's cave,
And viewed Jehovsh's migEt,-tbs whirlUfnd'g
rave.
Thou God OF heaven and earth have mercy on us
Within this muTky darkness,-Jssus save, Thy
helpless creatures
From THE great destruetioni
The Cyclones power Is on us-HorreF, Geathl-
The city falls before the angels hTsath1
The towers are tOppltEg tho tiubers are erashtnE,
The pride OF the city. the Cyclone g thrsshinEI
The power OF earth In confusion Is falling.
In b7cknesz. and darkness, and thunderings,
appalling.
'Tis past ond heaven -wseps o'sr the eumbrons
ruini
The dead are buried In the fearful wreck.
Like hold OF war ship meath = shAttsred deck
Il. D n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-25
HYMENEAL.

CLARK-HUGHES Married, at St. Bar
tholomevs church, Wilmore. on Thursday.
September II, 1888, by Rev. Father McHueh.
Mr.. T. B. Clark to Mise Amelia Hughes
neice OF the ofIicisting clergymsy, both OF
ChIcsgo.
FAIGH-PLUMMER.- at S +
Bartholomew church, Wilmore, on Monday,
September 21st, 1885, by Rev Father Nc
Hugh, Mr.. William Faigh, of East Cone
manRh to Miss Lizzie PIuInmer. of Summer
hill.
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OBITUARY.

MORGAN.-Died.a at the residence OF her
sis.er. Mrs. r. z Jones, IN Ebensburg on
Monday. September 21. 1885, Mrs Esther
Morgan, wife Of John Morgan, aged about
so wears
Mrs. Morgan was q step-dsuehter Of Mrs.
Catherine Roberts and . sister OF Mrs.
George Huntley ard Mrs. r. K. Jones, Of
this place, and of Mrs. William Smith. of
Blairsville. She was we'll and favorabIv
known In the community, having lived here
the grea ter part Of her life. The death of
two daughters in quick succession. preyed
upon naturally delicate constitution and
her own decline and death we're the in
evitable result. She was q faithful mem
Der OF the Presbyterian church, and died In
the full hope Of triumphant Immortality
beyond the grave. a loving wife and iu-
d'cious mother. her loss will be greatly felt
by her husband and three children who are
left to mourn her death
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THE THIEvEe ARE KNOWN If the bows
cor Young men rsther) who were stealing
my grapes on my farm few nights ago, and
also 10 nv garden, repeat the theft they
VIII De dealt with to the full extent OF the
law. Your names are all known and 1 give
you fair warning The pistol shot that was
nree at you might have burt you badly; but
you were badly scared. Last year 1 caught
hYe young men IN the same act (stealinQ
ny erspes). took them to my Office, but
let them on giving them good ADVICE and
an their promising not to repeat the crime,
but find that moral suasion does not pro-
hibt, conse quently legal suasion will have
to be resorted to. which is a sHre remedy l
VIII willingly give you one-haH the grapes
raise IL you win come and ask for them
when they are ripe.
A. A. BkRKRR.
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