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Passenger trains pass TulahOma going
south 10 10 a m, 8 5S p III and 10 p m go
ing north, 4 IS p m, % m, 80 a m.
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Churchcs nt Altnmont.

II. Z. Church, SOWb.-Services LIST Sab
bath in every month at 8 p. m. J. S. Black
wood 2. c.
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LODGES.

II & A. M.-Warren, No. 125--lst Monday
l. night in every month, in their hall over
the courtroom. NJ. D. SMALLMAN, W. NJ.
DOYAL ARCH CHAPTER-3rd Thursday
II nightin every month.
r. KENNEDY, H. P.
+ 90. F.-McMinnville, No. lac; every
L. Tuesday night, in their Hall over II. H.
Faulkner's, A. II. GROSS, N. q,
w. W. WALLACE, Sec.
Rebekah Degree, meets First Thursday
night in each month.
CT. STAINBACK, N.G.
w. S. LIVELY, Sec'y.
KNIGHTS OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT City,
n No. l40; meets in Masonic hall I'd and
4th Monday nights in every month.
Il. PATERs ON ID.
KNIGHTS AND LADY'S HONOR-2nd
N and 4th Thursday nights in every month
A, H. GROSS. P.
A o. U. w. meets LIST and Sd Thursday
"A. nights in each month in Odd Fellows
Hall A. II. FAULKNER. NJ. W.
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Scrofula Cured.

DR.. L. A. Guild, Atlanta, says; B. b. B.
cured VIM. SealOck OF a terrible case OF
scrofula, which affected the entire elbow
Joint,
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6rnndg County nirrrfurg.

Legislature.
Hon. A. j. MGElroy, Senator; Hon. c. P
Beddow, Representative.
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\ brilliantmeteoric display is billed
for the night of November p.
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President Cleveland to Join the vet
Grams at Gettysburg-

In pursuance Of the plan adopted by the
veterans Of the late war to visit, each spring.
some one of the celebrated batt!e-ieIds Of
the Union, the pilgrimage will this season
be made to Gettysburg. Tue tine fixed for
the visit IS May 4th and 5th.
The great success attending the previous
visits of the veterans to Fredericksburg and
elsewhere, and the wide interest manifested
by the old soldiers Of both armies, indicates
that the Gettysburg meeting will not only
he largely attended. but highly valuable
from an historical point of view, and fun of
interest to tbepar:icipaDts in the scenes en-.
acted thPse twenty two years ago. The
meetip& will bring together numbers of the
most distinguished men of the land The
President. with his Cabinet the WAR Gov
ernors" and present Governors of the States,
distinguished officers and soldiers Of both
armies. and men prominnnt in the councils
OF the nation, will honor the occasion with
their presence. Not only from the vicinity
of the field will the veterans come. but from
States North, South. East-s1cr yyess, soIdie,.
- .s,siia tssra sending assurances esenf'
Ahe pilgrimage ia ma 10 egdser tle aaspi-
ces or the First and etess corps CT The Ar
myot the Potors-e;' but the inv Ration COW
ers every 1escer and soldier of the late war
II order TO accommodate the visitors the
Pennsylvania Railrosd Company sen
excnrescr tickets frouf points on its tisos
- settysnurg on Ny "a, 20, and 4th, good
.'.,n9 9til the 6tn Inclusive, at greatly
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sEw kDvEETIsEMEkFs
$5OO,QOO A YEAR.
Statement - the American. National
and EnIth States and Cauada EG-
press EhmpanIes, ErOy. n. Y.

e The strength 81 Rome lay not her multitude
nor IA her grabtladen fleets. These were elements
of strength. bu iher neyer-failing resource ng in
the self control hnd discipline OF Roman soidisss
Diseipine-it II the very soul to All the wonder
lul meaning Ttssessed by the word ''7eteran ~
ny Benedict. q Troy. is a veteran in the express
business. Thirty three years. he said to yOur
reporter, I've ktood at this desk" u is the dis
cipline Of veal OF experience which gives hfisa
the position b holGs in the trust and esteem of
these three greet corpora tiJns We Ia We a bus-
ness 81 S5Oe.0OeP year and I've been absent from
this Office harcE month IN all that time. althoT
must confess HAT many times I've worked here
when sufering4i-reat pain. for l have been trou-
bled all my hfawith biliousness and dyspepsia-
My system hsd dhecome SO reduced and weak tha
/ had no appetite and my digestion wholly disor-
dered. I've trbd various remedies. but almost 2
years ago 1 happened TO hit upon DR.. Eennrdys
FANORIFE REhEDY. Alter using Oni- one
ootue or so bfean TO feel stronger in e-'Fy Esyss
The great dftEfalty has been with psy ulgestion.
but this seeu4s to regulate il per- ~ ~ 1ayer7
sir great faith in Ir KenneaEis FAFtlftfTEs r
REMFI9Y Yhave bought ID given erea Ideal
of IL to thu Fc< around f-'.9; thoee, kaag
who have no A.aney tsl-1y medfciBe Of any kind.
for therra are I mrs-s many troubled with bilious
,IisesSes and 49, on withoat aid. I always keen
8V1RTTE5f ENEDY in tie house i cons,dsr
II the bess ns1feine fOT the blood in the market
Well, must 2ttend to this matter for the west
ernsFart Of tnt city. Say, you tell the Doctor Z
8 N coming Q Fn co ROndoHt to see him 10 AUR
ust. 1 wanef = Know him. l left the veteran
still At Ets lpt, REFUSING in health and grateful
to Or. Kennfsy-
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John Ehrineer-1a frcF-s-+---- Fss,ss ssiari.s of
Aisgona, net witbaseFions accident at Ily-
ertDore, last Wednesday night. The train on
which he was running stopped on a siding.
when be started to walk aione the track
and, being unacquainted with the road-bed
of that locality, fell from the trestle Of the
bridge, distance OF about twenty feet.
breaking his right thigh bone and sustaining
other injuries. The unfortunate young mar.
was removed to bis home and his wounds
STRESSED by railroad physicians at Bfsitsvine
and Altoona. He had been employed in the
AItoonas yards For several years. and ths
was his frst trip over that section of the
road and likewise Bts arst. accident.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

The remains OF the man found in the
hollow log neer South Fork are believed to
be those OF Charles Harper, native Of
Georgia, bat who has been residing in this
ing from the eft tapd OF the body f9 f9tti6d.
tally with those Of Harper svtss-had BIS am
putated bv ire cars an E4st,1tiapsou several
yeals AGO. He was OF fFtemperate habits
and probably died from exposure
TIE steam min belonging to Messrs:
cuttings, Lewis & Jones. in Cambria town.
ship, about seven miles from this place, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday night of last
week. The fire is supposed to have orieiua
ted from a smoulderlng spark which was
famed into a flame after the min had shut
down for the day. We have not been able
to learn what their loss is estimated at, but
was no insurance
1T is curious fact that one of tie most
famous poems in our language appeared
originally in magazine that seldom touches
poetry at all and the same periodical, after
an Interval of sixty-sx years, now brings
out another poem very similar in theme
Bryant's ''Thanatopsis' was first printed in
the North ADserjcan Revie,e for September.
1917. The May number of the Revie,o, Just
out. has poem by Robert Buchanan on
The New Buddha." The critics found
fault with Mr.. Bryant's poem on the ground
that it was nn Christian it remains to be
seen what they will say OF Mr. BuchaDan's.
The question, Has Christianity Benefited
Woman % is ably discussed in this number
by Mrs Elizabeth Cadv Stanton and B5sho D
: L Snaldin0. President j. l. Pickard
writes OF "Wbv Crime is Increasing" and
David Dudley Field on Industrial Cooper
stion while Prof Andrew F. West. OF
Princetor. contributes an articJe of great
clearness and strength on''wnat is Academ-
ic Freedom ." Jamoe Fayn, the English no.
velist, discusses Success in Fiction, >" and
Y. r. Thiseltou Dyer Superstition in Eng
lsh Life" The new department OF Com.
ments keeps well Up to the standard with
which it started
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FIr.snan KiiInn

yogpg man 6affes1- sJ.s,5tT4rreS r,r-y-rtx,
q asreman on the Pengss Isania Railroad was
killed in the tunnel, at Galiitziu, 90 San.
day last about five. O'Clock in the morning
he was firing on an etatne pulling freight
train west, and whiis in the tunnel he left
bis seat on the easiae and started back
over the tender. When the train efperged
from the tdnnel he was missed and Search
was made for him. when be was found lying
between the wall and the north track fatal.
" Injured. bis right arnrasd leg ground of.
and his skull crushed rs vas stsf living
when found, and was cafrieu out TO GaifFt-
@'es aIc -y=---athfno done for bin that was
possible, but bis case was Hopeless. and he
died IN about an hour after the accident.
HIS remains we're taken To Altooaa vbara
they were prepared for burial. and on Mon.
day were taken to his fathers residence A.
Three Springs, Huntingdon coUptys ne
was about "a years of age and npharfied
Squire F. J. Parrish samm6peds q joy, wso
went to Altoona on Sunday afternoon, and
after viewing the body, found verdict Of
accidental death.
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= 5; rxiFE TRAxsFEns.

wing transfers of real estate
lhe ,2d in the Recorders office, this
were ms the week ending April % SIS
p'scrf I"' Stevens 20 James Douglass, for
HutlEnl q "a perches in Clearfield town
ship4 es5ssiS Steration. s2827 o6
5oseeh king 10 jacob Jacoby. for lot ia
St0nyefeek Nsas tiship 4 consideration, $1,000.
Margaret Ri .su3 husband to Eu,anuel
wsniz. fof 4o4 acFtss ia Carroll township /;
eonSiseratiof, - 500.
CeU,eteey fot fR Tan ior tewDsbtV gopsjder-
atinH, 80.
Abel FindleY to EN- Stutzman, For lot 10
Taylor tcvnsilip; considerations, ts5fl so
c. A Dfmond 1T al ktp Sarah Il mauges,
for Is acres and 10 pertf.es in CroSie town
ship, conside ration. ssh
P. G. Wefsis ct ux- e Eliza beth ISeTfrau.
for 10. iD CarTo!ltovs5T s-c0nsidersstiOn. s53e.
e. r. Parsoas, astFs'x- ~ Jacob Farsht,
for Ios acres N Desp township coassiSer-
alton. $3.50 so.
Jacob Forshf TO .yohn ste:lle, for Z af fgs
acres in Dear TOWNSHIP considsratAcn.
1913 40.
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AXES EFFECT AT oxCE.
Superintendent Stewart, OF Har-
tdressed a letter recently to the
~ Atttorney GeneraI asking Ehsther

Superintendent Stewart, OF Har-
tdressed a letter recently to the
-s>sey ATTORNEY General asking whether
be tausi,s in tia pubic schools goes osssfifHe fiHe eto
feet at eAtasiF laot until June, 1886.
Beeaky sAttaERey General Snodgrass Con
behalf Of the Attorney Genera0 replied as
follows.
1T is a well established principle of statu-
tory construction in Penusylyania that on
less otherwise declared, an act Of Assembly
fakes effect FROM the date Of its passage,
which includes all the forms required by the
Constitution 10 give It the force and effect
Of a law. Under this rule the act iu Ques-
tion VIII take effect from its approval, unless
another date has been specifically fixed or Is
necessarily implied. An examination OF the
act, however. does not disclose any inten-
tion OF the Legislature to postpone in its op-
GRAFTON to a date subsequent to its passage.
''The effect of the third section, which
seems to have suggested the doubt in your
mind in connection with the repeating sec
tion, is simply to so suspend the school laws
in respect to examinations in the new branch
until the first Monday in june, 1886. IN
other words until, that date physiology
aud hygiene shall be included in the
branches required to be taught in the com
mon schools, bu. teachers who are other wise
qualified are not required to pass an exami-
nation in this branch as a condition prece-
dent to their employment until the begin
ming of the school yesr of 1886.
Il am well aware that this construction
may result in very Imperfect ins traction in
the rev branch OF study during the first
year, but / can roach no other conclusion
without violating the pIainest principles of
statutory Interpretation, which are para
mount to questions of expediency and must
control even if the results are unsatisfacto-
ry.
81 am clearly of The opinion. therefore,
that your deTartment is required to give eff
feet to this act as sooB as practicable, with
out disturbing the harmony of the school
system, which will naturally be at the be-
ginning of the next school year, although
an examination as to the new studies is rot
necessary as a qualification to teach until
the first Monday IN June, 1886"
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ADAMS-FARABAIJc4H -ETarr,sa r1sssa,~
April Il, 1885. At st Benedfct's church. Carroll
te~Fs by the Rev. Father Maximilian o. s b
baugE
FARKEIs-SNY DER .-Married, on Tuesday
april y 1855. at St. Benedictie church, Carroll
town. py Kew Father Al AnselmfO :. B., MT Fran
els F9rrelLto Miss Rose Sayder. both of Carroll
tosnship.
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Married His sTott.rr,s sIste.a

According to the Pittsburgh y ss4ftca. a
F1ssa .sssssvss -i3r 3raese.l - 4 SIaeveF Station
sonsc tribe ago married Bis aust ssod. toe
pair-being ehildIess. they took three Shjldren
from the Westmorelaud County Home, but
abused them 50 shamefulIy that Secretary
Craven, OF the Humane Society. felt It to
be his duty to Interfere and take the children
frpa them. f'he eees,lstorg f7ress says the
man is J. s. Bracken and the won1an's name
was formerly Mrs. Repine, and tbat she is
his mothers sister. They Rae In Burlington
township. I9fsisbs county Han14nes a gent
Cline, of GteensbITg. has now got bis dan,
der up, ana. wiz make Attenuation against
BracteH for the abuse of ne children TIE
man BrsekeBis son Of Mr.. James Bfack-
en-. of Blacklick township. tRts county. and
his wife was the widow of the late Milton
Roberfs. ESQ. OF this pace. She has been
maIied several timee, and her present hns-
babd is her sisters son,
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n = NJ u M IIEIlL, Audffnf,
I UDITOR,S N0TIcE -

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Havjng
~ been appointed Auditor 20 report dtstrfb,Ss
toh IN the hands Of DyfA Luther Sheriff Of
Oatnoria county. arising from sale Af deFendants
Personal property on Fl Fa. No. 5, June term 's5
george husitne against n. T. Hertiog and on
ether Wrfts against same -a~fendant. notfce il
hereby civ en- tsatI VII SIT at my Office IN Fbene
burg, Pa. % Wednesday, April 90, 1854 al te.
o'ctocksa m, to attend to the duties of std a.,
appointment. at which time and place AlI r.r-css
interested may attend il theS see proper :
"a -. KITTEfsTs, Audifof
-Ebensburg, Pa. April 10, 1ss5.-o.
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A lady Is vented in every city snd village,
also ladies TO fravel and solicit 9FGers for
Madame WOed's COrsets and Cor<ed Corset
Waists. Its are making frOss twenty
to fifty dOilsrSa week.
Send for cirdhia:s nd price list TO 3. Wood,
81 South SaiiFA ST., Syracuse, n. Z
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DR.. David K,anuedy W wife has used
your Favorits ReApdy'' f0r general debili-
~ and liver c0eBDiaint. and il getting strong
and well. mu cheerfuliy recommend its
nse ip every fhrily gtya family medicine.
Yours, with ssatitude, VIZ LUNDY.
Baltimore Md
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n UDITOR's NOTICE.-In the or.

a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Or.
"A phans' Court of Cambria county in the mat
ter OF the return 70 the order of sale in the
OF Eleanor Trout, deceased
nav ageen appointed Auditor to make distrf-
Dusioh on q me proceeds OF said sale, and to hear
ana n aeclae Qn tne exceptions hled 10 the refrrn
o. saie 12t1ee " hereby givee that viii st at q NJ
ten Ten o ociofk q n TO attend 10 the dutfes OF said
appesn - ent az which time and place ali persons
es'Su may attend II they proper or be
toiefeI oeoaffeo rom com ng q on said fsnd ~
NJ j. KTTTEII1, Audfast. =
EoensbuTg. Pa. April 10, s5-c
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L He lOilOWlng lncldenb Is related by the
Bellefonte Netcs "Wbeu the Commission
ers of the District OF Colombia took official
eoguizance of the charges against the Penn
sylvanIa militia, much indignation was ex-
pressed by the prominent Pennsylvanians in
Washington at the undue amount of public
ity given the unfortunate affair
The Old War Governor, iu, medfatelv on
hearing of it went 70 the office of the Dis
trict Commissioners TO put a stop to the
mountainous proportions of the newspaper
gossip about it. He asked the value of the
stolen property. The amount was s79 ihe
Governor, true defender of the SOD name
and interests of the Keystrae tate teoder-
a,nonnt vvbiob -, Commissioners declined
to recaive TaEe it, Insisted the Governor.
sana lsas she d--m newspaper talk But,
se1oiHed the Commissioners, 1t Is no debt Of
yours. We have no right to receive vonr
money for it, Take it, earnest ly spisadec
the Governor Pennsylvania will pay me-
She is rich enough to pay all her dsots. -
s POSITIVE GUARANTEE is given that
every article sold at The Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House -Alaoena, Pa, is loRer. IN price
s'lan the same qoeiity aud make can be
bought elsewhere. Ard rememoers right
here, that it makes no difference how iowa
price other clothiers may ask for their goods
1r what Endorsements they may offer for vour I
pa troDage the prices will always be lower
t'rs1S s5'I1n sfC1T-st--
l3o1 ,Eleyefth avenue, Altoona, Pa. ---zss,= /
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TN THE ORPANSs COURT or THE
Il county Of Cambria To pse heiqs and Fsgal rep-
rssenfdtsVes Of rrsnefs Z On rlsts ecease Greet
ing You are hereby cited u Be and appesr he
fore the Judges of the Orphans Court Is m held
AZ Ebensburg, on thenrst Monday Of Juhsa nett
then ana there TO accept OF be resi-
eseSse o. franeis \, III n inouesf 5nt-
80 ed @ 9rn timepisqRe~ cause WHY tAe
az ' 80 LUTHER.
Sherlf
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CHERlFF's NOTICE.

John E Scanlan fn the Court OF Com
vs. mon Pleas OF Cambria
J. X. Casselberry and COUNTY
+. :. Richards No - Juae term. 1855
Con1soHtredhh Of Ps-nsy leaHfa Cambria co1fft, Sc
10 the Sheriff OF said county Greetfux We
command you that you attach J. X Cssselberrv
ana +. 3 Richards. late OF your county by ali azo
eiR uiar, their goods and chattels lands and tom
enents, situate IN Adams township. CanatrfS
county, IA, IN whose hands or possession soeTere
me same may os- so that they be and apnesr H.
I@eIe @ our Court ef Common Pleas to be holden At
E.bens burg, in and for said county on the f-rst
nonday OF June next. there to answer Tohr =
SUM mon such person rpersssns IN your bail sficl
hoiQtuK possession Of said lands and teneraents
under the Safd defendants as CarDfxhfrs rh.f
tney De and appear before Cerrt on r- - -
nrst honday OF June next. 70 answer wha. SNAIL
He .oDJeeted against them and abide the scdzment
o. 20 SeHrt therein. and have you hen an thert
- Witness the. Honorable r. I. -ohpston
~ EIesident Judge OF said Court al FberS
- ourg. this eighth day OF Aprti : \ = n IsSH
H. A. SHOEdAKER. Prothsr
atisehment f4s above statea writ OF For.fs,
the risht title and iifyied upon and attached an
and z - Richards OF in Il 81 - X Casselberry
t1Act OF iano, warranted in lhs cert tn
ootcon, situate in Adams towusSfr, ,taefdt tnand
couhty. IA. adjoining lands warranted Ii, - n
nanes LINES oi william Nichols Harry Farrinc. -,
nary kice, John Anderson and others CO.. ~
ins loor hundred Acres. ulrs OF less 11 nue.
sst--..- -. D. A LUTHER Sherlf
snerih's on - lesusbgrs, Ai,Fii ii &C.
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Sheriffs Sales

3, ,virr1e ofsuqdry writs Of Fieri Facias vend
- Expon and LevaTi Faciss issued ont Of ~
TO me sected "a ere viii be sSi1ss and
Aebhs 'OouII blouse IN EoensburK, Pa. on
's sAeHoNDAF, HzK 4, 1888.
-. - leietOohs, p NJ, the following real estate te
All the right, title and interest OF H. I. Herr
~, o. "a "a ana 10 ali that certa la tract Of Iaud
5,tuate IN allegheny township Cambria counfv
"a, bounded on the north by lands OF JaSyn
doug e heFty, on the east BY lands OF Jacob NsgIe
aho ob the west by lands OF James Fcnenrs.S.
snd others, containing 112 acres more OF less
80 oS eeres cieared- having thereon erected
tN9 story log house snd log barn and other opt-
hnlldtnsss. not now Occupied Taken in .yecuff,-
Hno a 20 De sold At the suit OF Mrs Margaret Whe-
Also; All the right title and Interested sz,,v
- I5 o., IN ani % al that certiu lece parcel
White Pa. edJoinIIIE El.tnds y lanes
west Robert Ferguson on the tI, e o II 9
iess about 50 acres cleared having fsre ,s., -
5 Sa t Uoe ana hal story plank house aud frsp,e
"a the occupancy Of Mary Ross Taken in e, s,sr
'iou SIG TO De sold at the suit Of ~ Wfssinse-
sox2o ieet with L I4x5O feet and the eoiD Ing
sLs, huiey saw mill. shingle mill and ether ~,
est Of J. Il swan. John Swan and Auson s,.on -
tIaalng as J. n. Swan & Co. OF In and "a ~
IN IN mnnediately adjacent thereto as NAV be nscsss
sr,s ior she ordinary a-d useful purpose OF the
Write township, Cambria count- Ia o.1ill "a
azqll9ining lands OF Charles Ranzs-ss' s-tTarIes
10 be sold at th=--.4S 81 Charles F. Sherlf agent
<@-x = the right, title and interest Of fobn
z 1iass, Of, IN and to all that certain Dieea ~
baIcel b OF land situate in Resde township Cam
ira ira county Pa. adjoining lands of Perry Trox-
yates, containing 50 acres, more or less and he
inS mostly untT proved. Taken IN execution AMI
70 oe sold st the suit of A H Fiske s Cyo fo-
use OF Jones. Hoar & Go. - iO'
TERMS OF SAI,E-fln,- -tbt-, -, a.. -
money 70 be paid when tho property is knoeL a.
Gown, and the remaining two-thirds at the eonfr
nation Of the deed. - VII
d. A. LUTHER, Sheriff.
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Attach "a hment, have levied upon and attached an
lle ftgn , site and interest Of Evan i'm febseIs
Ht 4niSH ne ahheIlted and acquired through the
ue@tn s 20 OF = sether, Thomas Michaels deceased
o IN anu 2 thai certain piece or parcel Of land
si.uete IA S2aflcit township. Gam bria county pa
- zs4qJoi1ing lands OF Davin tsseasS s. Luther f'hos
nefsel fsstaze Of Jacob Zerrl, deceased and 9th
asoot ntnet3 cleared fisvffss
Inereonerected one and hsffstory frame 4 wei.
saia s Esyan > miebaels Inherited and acquired in
the tapoE mentioned real estNfek being the one
nnQtVfded fourth part thereof subfect however to
thestseFer interest OF tie widow Of said decedent
e,ts-,s., ID. A. LVTHER, sheriff.
SneIlh 8 chce, Eoensburg, April. Is Iss5-et.