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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
oBITUARY


EANGENFELpER.-D at St Benedtct,s
Monastory Garroiltown. on SATURDAY. mDrDtpsr
April lsfh lssS, Rev. EDMUNB LkNeEREsEr,aIl, o
y B., aged 81 years. -
The deceased vas born on the 18th Of August
1873, at town named LoichIng Bavaria He
came 70 ta1is country prior tG 1857 Having made
hissendiss at Munich and Ransbon, and Joined
the Benedtctine Order mski6g his solemn vows
"a July %, 1887, at st. vinceats Abbey, West
morelsnd county. and was osdained May % ls5s
at same Abbsy. He spenthls presthood on the
Mission at Ateheson, Kansas part OF lows ad
Minnesota. and At Johnste@n, 81. Mary's and
CsFFOiiteen m this stats. He had devoted his
hfe to thss@r<fs~->t Rad ana he was endeared and
beloved by fhe oongrss ssioa to whtcn he Inf7,is-
te-ss; = : .unsiri5sg -zsaa @and sdertty with
wa N h peFfcrmodhIs duties. While health and
strength rams aee he devoted all has energies 10
the spiritaI wssf<Fs OF hts flock. to the advance.
mem ef FeliYIed. to the service of his Maker and
hts end was thai Of faithfuI servant ofNtro8
cheered with the hopes of a blessed immortality
He : as'bu-Ied on Tuesday last at St. Benedict' q
cemetery at Carrollsewu after the celebration o,
grand RsquieaaHikh Mass for the repose Of his
soaL Mas he rest D peace
a AAIs,-Died, n. Allegheny township, on
Sunday morning, Aptil I3, 1885 Annie eidest
aaughter oi I w. AeRmss aged about 81 years
a devous Christian young woman, VINO assidu.
oasly attended TO the dstfes of her church IT so
eiety, and Of Lomes kind to all and to eve ryone-
she met, her geitieways VIII long be remember
ed She suffered much with great patience ana
vas resigned atlast to go from earth to bettss~
country. She leda pleasant quiet lite -nome
on her fatheSs pIaces where she corn, but the
tairest earthly scenes cAunof sofd mortal bodies.
May she rest IN peacaast
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

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said g IL we can
potatoes wen tar-rAu
this remark upofEBEs<Trsa p.
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having appearet
never had
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
ResoIutIona

The following resolutions we're read at
the meeting of the Dauntiess Fire Company
on Monday evening
WHEREAS, 5. 5. Jamison & Co, by giving
the use Of the Cambria Skating Rink and
skates TO the Dsuntess Fire Company for
the Carnival night, free of charge. suL also
by assisting Us in person and by their en-
ploJes in making the Carnival success,
have placed us under great obligations to
them for their generosity, therefore be IL
JResolUed, That we hereby tender them our
docere thanks for their Kindness and that
we recognize 10 their conduct spirit of pub
lie interest worthy of our recognition
Resolved. That the secfstary hand a copy
Of thrse resolutions to the Cambria FREE
NAN and Cambria Herald for publication.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

TERMS OF SAIE.-GgiIs third Of the -,srsl,ass =
money 70 be paid when sne property Is knocked
aorn and the rema ivfng two thiris at the confir-
nation of the dee2-
u. 4 LUTHER, Sheriff
Sheriff. s'fhce. Ehensburg Aprll Z. 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

!, Hoseph Eserlv. an inmate of the asylum
,et 'ae - ..sz u5znant for the past five
years' from sisis in hat instftu-
on Sunday. aged fslifsy shf6a s.nss-. RI.
parents OF the deceased reside in Cohssnadsis
borough.
Mr. John Burborrow.. one of the oldest
residents of 0aiIitzins died at the home OF
his son-in-laws Nj j. q. ellison, In that
tovn on Tuesday last, aged aoost IS years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

W neu AHe 1tot cfonfnK gathers
Alftne tired workers home
Then The father. sisters. brothers,
To the genial hresfde eone.
Ter hiiikfLg-sime aud fsedlns,
There Is one We miss iuli sore,-e
From the piowing and the seeding =
She will never csllus morsg
o. the birds Will warble bIthelv
In the ersfrarv8~on che hill
And the blossoms OF the Sprtng-tfme
VIII the trees and bushes AIf:
In the heid-ahove,the lane
Then her memory dear ven cherish
Fer she 4never COME again A. ID. H.
ODONNEIL -Dfed at the residence of her
husbend Mr:Jafges 'Dennell, at Loretto on Mon
about 70 years.
The deceased had bsen resident OF Loretto
tor nearfY forty years ana was esteemed and re-
spected by her neigh5ors end acquaihfances for
her many virtues- sne was devout member OF
the CatgoFic church. and her death was fortified
by Al DE cancellations Of her religion She leaves
to ouf5urn her loss a bereaved husbs nd two sons
the Rev. James O'DohneII, residing at Morrow.
Warren county, Ohio and Charles F. O'DonneII.
Esq, OF LorsttO and tive daughters, Mrs. John
Conrad, residing in Altoona, and an unmarrted
daughter residinein in philadelphia. May she ress
IN peace
scHRoTH. = Died At the residsuce Of her ssn.
Regina schrofl, aged about so years, Q months
and II days.
The deceasgdwss probably the oldest resident
of CarroIitov havi ng.hsen born in Baden, q err
many, on tFss2d. of July 1904. sad came to t6fss
country VITA her husband, Mr. sMa-tiu sschroth :.
deceased, ia 1889, and to Carrontown ia Is4z
where she csntinued TO reside until her death.
Her living decendants number 4 children, 80
grandchildren and greatlgrand children. May
she rest in peace.
oRIsTE.-Died at his residence ip Washing
ton township, on Saturday. April 18th 1885, MI
THOMAS CRfsTE. aged about So years.
The decea sed was we'll known citizen of Wash
1 ngton township and up to within few days Of
his death had been ia the shjsyment of good
health, when he was suddenly taken sick with
ss<Fze1ep3au ,srstzased alter a bref Illness He
Wa = sz--astssad s5d iather,a good neiVhbor
and hfs death wi1fbe deeply rvssrettsI s.larve
circle Of sympathizing relatives and frfends.
BoRING.-Died at his residence in Pine town
snip Indiana eounty, on Saturday, April Is. 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24


NTrInith and T. In the Court of Com.
uieA SflIhth, decd, County, No. 22S june
vs. Term. 1855
h-'@H >. shchaeis Foreign Attach msnr.
olsoeatfh q Pe1nsytvanta Cambria oorrfy SIS
10 the Sheriff OF said county Greeting
ssAL. Me'eom nand you that you attach Evan ;
- diehaeis, late of your county by all and
singular, his interest in the ianas iid tenements
when ne, the said Evan J.11dtchaeIs Inherited
and acquired throukh$fbs heath OF his father
ihomas Michaels, deSeased. fn-Whose hands or
possession soever the anne may be. so that he be
aud appeax< before 1ur Court 81 Common Pleas n
~. - -, burg zaaad for said county
on tne nrSt OF j uIo 10
SAspssH tfrit1th and p. " FflIer. Fsxecutors ~
Ifsnta1 Srlmth, deceased, of pies OF dent and
$50 asso sls5 yeu summon such person OF persons In
yous pefilwick holding possession or eusfodv- oS
9fl'snns or Ten enents under the said defendant
- tIarnlshees 50 that they be and appear before
o ouI ,1ouFt on the 1rst Monday OF june next te
apsner "hat snail be object ed against them and
Sotde the judgment OF the Court therein Ana
nave you then aud there the wrft
"ssess tne honorable r. J.. Johnston. President
Snoge OF said Court at EbensburR thu firsf iav
OF April. A ID. 1885 oS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
Il NOTICE,

'-'@'s oSOe1tau-
Letters testamenta1 ON the estate ef Albert
sSend er. iate % Conem4igh borou<rk deed l7s1v-
log been xrseteo q ~ -updersfRsed notice Is
nereoy sven 70 ai lefens Indebted to SAID es-
Sate - thahe a pa.1 nlen nthout delay, and those
having claims agaiFtshe same must present
them properiy anthe idted for settlement
WAlBERq HsNDER, -
FHAEsUlS IARRISH. executors
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
SATURDAY. MAY % 1S95'


At O'Clock NJ, the following described real
estate. all siulate in Portage township, in said
county of Cambria
No. l. a fiotef property in the village Of Port
s sEe' nov oeeEpied by Peter Metfough, Esq, with
Nc. 2. e1mber OF building lots af Portage
NO 3 t9t in same village on which is erect
ed Two dwelling houses and a blacksmith shop
erected a large plank frame building and a car
No. S. Fear asres OF ground in Portage town
a y ~. ~ Es.1h ss5ch IS erected
No. 4. A pisce or parcel Of ground in the vii
lsge OF Portage Containing about acres
NesS- A tract Of land, adjoining lands af y
aDout 50 acres
No 9 A piece or parcel of land eoptaini,g
about two acres. adjoining lands Of the heirs OF
William Russei and others.
No. 10. piece OF parcel of land contafniDg
about ten acrtrs adjoining lands of PhfIfo gonfsr
John eirosak. md others. f0''
acres. adIstn0g lands OF William Ice Csan,bSts
hsnufscturfnE M Company and others
No. u. rumber of building lots in the vl
lage OF JAmct town. in said towEship
IEkBs - , a iSEa-fiye per cent on each bid
to be pstd Wien the property is struck down the
remainder otepe-third when the sale Is confirm
81 one 'fhy1ip one year. and the =ernaf tb,-a
"a Two YER 5eferred pay eps- to-seaF T4iJerest
nortGske Of ttie purchaser.
Also, at theAsame place on thu same dav hu.
connencing a 10 O'Clock, A. M. there will be or
Iered the i1HotituR personal r9Perty tc wit. Two
horses, mule. tFc wagons, set OF black NTH tools
sleigh. spring wagon, lot OF lumber saw Io,.s
and other artftes. Terms made known At time
OF sSle Wnen ? 1feasonaole credit will be given
THOMAS d. POWERS
Assignee OF Mrs. Rose MctSouph
Portage tnwikhip, April "a. Iss5-td
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
A DMINsgRlrRTx NOTICE.

Estate o14AANt7As STRAwNIER. deceased prAis
Letters of Admintrstiou the estate of swS3
Matthias STRIVING deceased late Of Alleeh me Ia
township, hsrnK oeefranted The undersi0-
ed. notice ii hereby tven to tbcss ft,flrl.feF
Sat kaylpt uslst be made wti to the Ca
aslay fnd thtse Ga itos against s1ered ayv;
must prese ea(f{n eL iopery tuthers. On tef,5 - -
kurft ~ Sfrrafl oDe of n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
kDJOURNED
ASSAsNEE'S SALE!

BY virtue o pan order OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cam Erin county, to me directed VIII
expose to sahfby pubiic yendue or outcry ~ the
notet OF Jesse NeGougE, in the village Of P0rtske
Cambria coursy, on :
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

t(yy virtue ofsundry writs of Fferi FaeIas vsn5
I Expon and Levarf Facias issued ONT ~ - =
Court Of toenfzpu Pleas ef Cambria eoun.y anS
TO me dFectcd. th ere VIII be exioses - 80, =,
- lis OousS rouse 10 EoenshurK, Pa. on
sss.ls. s-2HOND ~ ny 1CO-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

~ ~ tfttII III VIIN UI IIIt
- lewhere in Shandaken.
Apping when a stalwart
upon him with a stern adj
6he owner OF the trout brook,
at he had caught "a trespasser
Eful rights. Git out cried
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

y c. shannon. late Chief Justice
whose family resides in this place,
ed the practice OF the law, and
i an Office at 400, Grant street.
blowing persons can each get .
Allins at the Ebensburg postOnce:
'ndler, Bennet Dissel, Z. Helman,
ZONES, Chas H Tiekpor, 2. Mary
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
SHERfFrss N0TIeE.

Sherif's Office. Ebensburg. Ia. -
April Z. 1856.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

FerrY Of Wlmore, knock.
{ Fsebeda In that place of about
20 money, on Friday night last
frinsle and Johu Mullen, both
neighborhood. They afterward
feisht train and went to GaiIitzin
were arrested the next morning
to Jail.
four OF New York's greatest
when they have patient with a
pa'ation, three months to End
lolLtFy doctor would pronounce
a'ed sore throat in a country
nve minutes. But then the
doctors have an electric light 10
throat with.
ReiRh, formerly OF Altoona.
Ohio and Mississippi passenger
'aay mofninz at Mount Vernon,
vas killed. It's supposed that
De arose from bis berth and
ne platform. He leaves A wife
'aren' who reside at Hunting
Is about 50 years Of age.
unlless Fire Company had their
I tuesday evening for the pur-
. y a trial as 70 its worrying
o'aSlng water from a wei. ouf
afe stf5 frozen. and In case Of
. source Of supply would be from
ne did not witness the frial bnt
va mat il proved satisfactorily
oe't Crists, Of Milton, Northum-
my Pa, paid our Office a visit
ils'' and as he isobe or the kind
are always welcome in a print.
were glad to see hin. He vis-
51'ain to attend the funersI of
thouas Criste, OF Washing
"ness death IS noticed in az.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02
A POPULAR DELUSION.

In a paper read before the Nevada
Silver Convention held at Carson last
January, NJ. NJ. J. Farrell, says;
In point Of fact the Government is
not buying silver at all, and can posi-
bly, suffer no loss where there is no out
lay. l, is simply coming it and hold
ing it in trust for the people, for which
piece Of banking business the people
pay it about one dollar in seven; that
is, it takes silver from the people at Six
s.en per cent. discount pays them in the
same silver, OF the same weight, at par.
In this way the Treasury has made
from twenty to twenty-five millions;
that is, If all the certificates and claims
against the silver in the Treasury were
paid there would still remain twenty
million dollars there without claimant.
Now, this is contrary to all National
law that coinage should cost the people
anything. They charge alss that the
coinage Of silver has had fair trial
and has proved failure, and that it is
impossible to force it into circulation.
This most emphatically deny, either
that it has had fair trial or that it has
proved failure. 1t could have no fair
Trial when it was discounted sixteen or
seventeen per cent. in the coinage and
every officer Of the Government, from
the Treasurer and Director Of the MINIS
down to the 5000. year dude clerk, was
arrayed against it; while every banker
in the East was loud in his ratings
against it, and took every opportunity
his business afforded to prevent its re-
ception by the people; while every.
prominent newspaper from Maine to
Florida and from Missouri to New York
through influence Or ignorance denounc.
ed it and lied about it industriously.
Almost every employ of the Govern
ment, instead of attending to his bust.
ness and executing the laws, has been
giving his views on finance and advis.
ing Congress, frequently in the most
insolent language, how to handle the
currency question; and the opinions of
the Honorable J. Jones, colored porter
in the Treasury Department, on the diff
hculty of handling and the absurdity of
coming silver, were published with
alacrity by the New York Tribune, Post,
Ht,sid, Times, Journal Of Commerce
and other papers, read with avidity and
circulated by the banker and his friends.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02

Barrios found Guatemala choked
with corruption and fanaticism. An
ignorant and bigoted clergy on the one
hand, greedy and unprincipled no
bility on the other, supported one
another in their respective aggressions
upon the liberties of the masses. There
was no knowledge, no freedom Of opin-
ion, no progress, material or intellectu-
al. The highest textbook in the
schools was an old catechism. The
people were ground down with taxes
which went to support swarms OF monks
and nuns, and profigate aristrOcratic
officeholders. Barrios led a revolt
against this state of things. He swept
it away. On obtaining supreme control
he introduced reforms of all kinds. He
broke the yoke Of the priesthood. He
established public schools. He brought
the railroad and telegraph into the
country. He so legislated as to en-
courage production. He opened public
roads everywhere. He organized COM
plete system of state education, from
the primary school to the university.
He established mail service. He re-
habilitated the finances, the department
of jnstice and the army. He encour
aged literature and journalism. He
made the country safe and prosperous
and strong as it had never been before.
He protected foreign commerce; and
lastly he set on foot that scheme of a
Central American federation which will
probably be accomplished eventually
to the benefit of all the states concerned.
- Toledo BLADE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02
WAR APPARENTLY NEWT.
ABLE.

The trouble between England and
Russia has been brewing ever since the
.Crimean war, and if war does break
out, it will be as much result Of that
struggle as of aught elese. In that
war Russia was Inundated and restrict
ed as to the naval force that she might
employ on the Black Sea, and was
moreover shut out from Constantinople.
the darling object of her ambition.
She has ever since chafed at the restric-
lions then thrown around her. Towards
the close of the Russo Turkish war
few years ago, Russia was about to
march on Constantinople, but there
again England interfered and stopped
her, and Earl Beacons6eld in the Con.
gress of Berlin made all Europe unite
in curbing her ambition. Russia, there
fore, looks upon England as a deadly
enemy, and if she can will not be slow
to take revenge. Since the Crimean
war, being shut out from Europe, she
has made good use Of her time in ex.
tending her dominions in Asia, until
she is at last almost face to face with
her great rival. Meanwhile England
has not been idle. She has extended
her dominion largely. too, but especial
ly in Asia. She has built a system of
railroads in India that enables her to
hurl vast masses Of troops readily to the
most distant points of that vast penisu.
Ia. She has dethroned an Afghan
Ameer who was supposed to be friendly
to Russia, and helped to the throne
rival friendly to herself. She has be-
come almost undisputed mistress of the
Suez Canal, which commands the route
to India. A conflict between her and
Russia has been long looked forward to
as inevitable, and if postponed now, it
will only be to some future day. The
ICzsr has sent an utimatum to England
demanding that the latter shall accept
Russia's proposed boundary between
Turkestan and Afghanistan. II Great
Britain refuses to- accept this boundary
Russia will proceed to occupy Herat.
rher there will be war.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02
Notice of Suits Commenced.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON
DISTRICT OR PROSECUTING AT
ToRNEY'S OFFICE.

ITO THE WING-NAMED DEFEND
l. ant and to all owners of or claimants to
the real estate and improvements thereon, or
Improvements when assessed separately,
hereinafter described, known or unknown:
You are hereby notified tina suit has
been commenced in Justice Court. Dayton
Township, said Lyon county, Nevada, by
the State Of Nevada. plaintiff, against you
IS defen ant and the following described
tract or parcel of land, with the improve
ments thereon. and to all owners of or
claimants to the same, known or unknown, TO
recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
said defendant, against said property TOR the
fiscal year beginning on the first Monday OF
January, 1884, and ending on the fir st Mon
day of January, 1885, and that summons
has been issued IN SAID case, and that you
are further notified that unless you appear
and answer said complaint filed in said cause
on or before the 30th day of April, 1885,
judgment will be taken sgain.t you and the
real estate and improvem. nts herein de-
scrfbed, for the amount Of tax and delin-
quency specified. and cost of suit.
Sarah G. McTarnshan and the real estate
and improvements in Lyon county, described
as follows, to wit: Tia southwest Ii of thu
northwest Il of Section 10, Township 10
north. OF range 20 cas-, M. d. M, smiths
Valley. containing 40 acres
Tax and delinquency, SO II. Advertising,
50 so.
GEO W. KEITH,
District or Prosecuting Attorney OF Lyon
county.
Dated March 23d. 1885.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02
HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT

The mercurial scholar and critic,
Wendell Phillips, exclaimed, in regard
to the author Of the "Native Races"
and the "History of the Pacific States:"
"What godsend such dcvotee would
have been to the Atlantic Coast hun
bred years ago." A cold critic, the
British Qna,terly Re0ies0, could afford
to say: "No tribute can be too great
to the industry and research Of the au-
thor" We recall these crisp eulogies
from among thousands of like tone as
we peruse the las, volume of the pub
lished works of Hubert Howe Bancroft.
We refer to the fifth volume of the His
tory Of Mexico-which will be finished
in one more volume that will be issued
in due time to bring the narrative right
up to the present. With each new book
that appears from Bancroft's pen, the
scholars and critics renew their expires.
sions Of admiration that one man could
and would do what usually would have
to be the labor of series of historians,
covering the period of a century or
more. But as to Vol. V of the History
of Mexico, it has an extraordinary in
terest because it gives the record for all
the matters that concerned us in the &C.
QUESTION of Texas and the Mexican
war. 1t is a graphic, truthful narrative
and exhausts the subject. 1t is history
that is rooted at every point in the rec
ord itself, so that its statements cannot
be controverted. By this time we need
it greatly and justice demands it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTRICT OF
THR STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LYON.

W. R. Millsap
vs..
His Creditors.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
L W. X. Millssp, an insolyent debtor. Pur.
suGnt to an order Of the Hon. NJ. A Murphy,
Judge Of the said District Court, notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors 4 the said
insolvent, W. X. Millsap, to be and appear
before the said Judge In open Count, at the
Courtroom of said Court, at the Court-house,
in said county, on the eigh day OF June. A.
ID. 1885, at II o'clock A. NJ. OF that dsy, then
and there TO show cause, If any they can.
why the prayer OF said fnsolvent should not
be granted, and an asig ment of hts estate 10
made, and he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities. In pursuance OF the proyi.
sions Of the statute in such case made and
provided and In the meantime all procee
in 8 against said insolyent be stayed.
.H Witness my hand ana the seal Of
said Court this 7rh day OF April. A.
shAL' u. 1855 J. S. DALLAS,
z-- Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-05-02

6STATEMFNT OF TIE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Nevn-
ds, to the County Commissioners of said
county, for the quarter ending March 31st,
A. d 1888.
Cash in treasury Jan. LIST,
1885. 80. ............. 29.l42 So