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va ANrED-A GOOD WON = y TOU OK
w and do honsework In private FAM
ily; good WAGES paid 10 y good woman;
Apply at eOl Ervay street. oct6-ti
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I AGENTS FOL

yS1 ANTED--AGENIS. ADDRa3STHE
w Electric Lamp and Stove Co.. 81,
Louis, Mo, fnr circular, cuts ard terms of
56-candke power Marsh Electric Lamp. If
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

VNHE Co.PARrN ERsHiP HERETO.
L tofore exi ting between +. NJ, Clover
and ~. NJ. Newsom, and doing BUSH
ness IN the City OF Dallas Texas, mn
der the name of +. NJ Clover 4 90,
has this day been dissolved by mn
inal consent, NJ. NJ. Newsom retiring,
+. NJ Clover will continue the business,
and ASSUMES all liabiltles and collects MI
unpaid balancts due the finn
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EOR -!ALE-HODsH OF FOUR ROOMS
n ana tine gal cry; good CO lar d els.
IeIni 10y EXl7o; fine r1it, splendid bar.
Building. senc}eod.t +
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS FOR
w "Dalsy" Skirt aud Stocking Supports
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dr,ess
Shields, Rubber Bingham Bibs, Aprons,
Sieaves, Infants Di9pers, etc. Our l,C0i
agents arc making money fast; SO can you.
Address, with stamp, Ii. II, CAMPBELL &
Co, iSi West Randolph street, Chicago.
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Az ANTED-TRAVELERS, If YOU GO
" to Cleburns, stop at the Gait House
depot; a splendid table land $3.50, accord
ing torooms. A O'BSIAN, Proprietor
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EoR RENT A ROUSE WlFH rom
u rNoms, entry and clio ets, good olstsrn
water, o small family Apply ut lili Com
mefce street,
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yNAlTED--AS OFFICE BOY AT 1918
w Sim stree. oeS)-lt
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TOR SALE-BOTH SHOVE an CORD
wood OF q var cities, NJ reasonable
pIleesi also lull line OF hors feed. A. DYs-
Da las. ortih.tS
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M ANFED--A OANVA SSER IN Dali
w la county for the Royal 81, John
sewing machine; liberal indacemenls to q
good man with team, J. N SsLLIaSN &
Co, $40 Elm STREET, Dallas, Texas.
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ENOR SALE-bARGAIN-CH SINKER
n = Davis 25-horso-p0wer engine, new.
mover used; QUO power boiler, new;
pump, pipes and everything connected
WI II boiler and engine, For particulars,
Inquire OF Dallas Cracker Co oriIg.ti
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v IIIuIua ~ ~ % IIst II ltI O.ts1'u
w ANTkD--sIX GOOD CO,r AND
w two good p nts-maksrs; firgt-clss .
prices u paid good men. Il. MoBRIs, Fort
Worth, Texas. oct39-St
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AF'N fla t-f l4lt 44iAit Gt4tUkth sl4 1ft.r
ers' 90 lcl fuiF,r Nervous De5i,lly, OF nv W,y,s
,ASncss OF OScr-WcfLet brain, Lame Beck, kSngp,
y. Lhenauaiu, or iio Nervous Exhaustion fellcwrfj
lsgnons or cxceesf II So Il % TO your inerestp ~
ga'Lnie oCclrci.y and magnetism as given. hsrj
uy tAo Howard Galygnlc Shield tEee above eus kra
'oVler appliances made BY the American Ga.rank ci
w, IS ire most positive seueay known, and wl nstsl
,e'1ls laii Head Nhst those who have lscJ lisa n
t1 Il. n D0dd u MlchsEn syc. Chicagsi sJ!a1n
'cpine ny trouble q gi,eeu yasrs slandinaV I'M
arppird, DNysf Ht.aal! In, 70 cisinedhn i.al
'S.Si la,,tna W. y; q. futile, PrgsrnEcr Ag,atUkA
$50. ~ south Iul-h L.rrct, ~ fduia Itdi era
ne th9a y1usad e would sI tsncfet y,lRHel
,.,, ls' fs.o.!d ne % , glsts health lEE
~ i..s ss1' rrlt 81 lorgf j Ec.!rvtd ne u t1zs
iaSst Distressing airicrta sIa' haulari,y u sls,p
,np.rii. o. le'lmo1.ra cav he ssan a. sase lou
n ttA-r lnHr! l4uhocd and sthsre,iceI ofn1st.,ita
'a,Nf' ~ Fay tl1, ow appliances nfNls ~ srd -,
4 o. tHrm1 o! 40 ,urt, Nv sny
Vne i2''rs't, " tbfes T,prs " lgH.s grciso,.. o.
''l H ,-.-g ioi fcis pca.pSs. .t.ss, 400 ~ H<H
'r'''tds Fies sad mvitel.
d NH.Hlch1 eALVAtlo CoApaST
fl} Noset s.ns g. a. f.asi. "
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4 IENf5 WANTED FOR 4 NEW
iAbook, "Dseds of Daring by Blue and
thrilling personal adventures on b 9TH
sides during the great civil war. No other
book at all like IT, Outseils everything.
Address, TEXAS hook AND BIBLE SoM-
pANY, gii Elm street Dallas Tex.s
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airy so per mouth Civ sgs and expert
enee in your APPLICATION 20 Al. * /, Her
aid OH e. Ii
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L'oR SALE AcA BAKG 7IN-EARGE
! numbee ofca es and chases of vnrlous
,l@ss; printers In neel OF either will fluid IL
HERALD.
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EoR RENT-A BEAUrIFUL NEW
II house, just com pleted; is two stories
high; has eight ooms and kitchen; good
wei water; lot iT0SliS feet, and has beautl-
iul shade trees; stable for two horses, and
carriage house; on Live Oak street, east or
Apply TO CAPTAIN QUGNT, next house.
In, ~
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A GENTS WANTED-A FEW M0EE.
IA agents or Life of Grant" and our new
book "rhe Imperial Highway" the hest
sellia 6 boo published. 1t is endorsed by
many of the most eminent divines, and
sells to nearly every family where shown
send 70 cents for outfit of either book &.
W BoRLAND, Publisher, 1903 state street,
Chicago. iiDois.
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FURNISHED FHONT ROOMS, WITH
n board, for six gentlemen. Apply at
.sbT Main street oci2a-t
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w IS years old. and two women can find
steady en- ploy nent X Dallas steam Iaun-
y, NiaIs1r Hotel s1i.diag. o<Si-st
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w ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN TO Do
w general homework for sma amily
Apply to IL. II. IRVINE, Texas Trunk De-
pot oct2tf
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5 witt s ,Decif c


Is natures own remedy, made from 100 s
gathered from the forests of Georgia. The
method by which 1t was made was obtained
by half-breed from the Creek Indians.
who inhabited certain portion of Georgia,
which vas communicated to one of the
early settlers, and thus tho formula has
been handed down TO the present day The
above cut represents the method of man.
nj tcturc twenty years ago, by My. @. II
Swift, one Of the present proprletors. The
demand has baeu gradually increasing,
until aSlCO,0O0 laboratory is now necessary
to supply the trade. 4 foreign demand has
been created, and enlarged facilities will be
necessary to meet it, This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURLF Ter
CUR GGtH
Cancer, Gatarrb, ScrOfala, Eczama,
Ulcers, Rheumatism, Blood faint.
hereditary or Otherwise, without the use OF
Mercury or Potash
Book on Contagious Blood Poison" and
on "Blood and Skin Diseases" mailed free,
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
n. Y. - W. q DIST Drawers. stlanta, Ga.
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llOk : LIZA Go ID sECO VD.HAND
l. organ nj low price, and easy terms n
desired. WILL a. MATKIS & Co, Herald
builUiny,
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NOR ) tLE--DNE LARGN HEATHER
4 bed; wsight 50 pounds. APP
ply at Auction and Commission House Of
Fine, We rine, 6l9 and 5l5 Elm nj. N
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EOR S LB--A DRUG STORE AND
u suck of rugs cheap stock invoice SEQ
or 500; hne location Tor n d ugglst or doc
tor. Apply or rite to Dr.J. n NJ, Guide
Pnstofilce, ~ lscouuty Texas oci2S.It
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upJTlntehdaut.
Institution for the Blind, Austin. May TO-
DIR. j. j. TOBIl


FHUFNIhIUHI
No 200 Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
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NQk SALE = Jr K-El CATTLE = 20
i head of oroughly acclinated cows
aRd heiiers, Sc ec,ed from the best dairy
herds oftne north Apply To the SouTu-
WEST LAND Co Z, 70l Nain street ocSO.7t
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ENOE SALt--lN THE CEDARS, ON
4 Bell Line railway cor err Akad and
fark streets, neat cottQge of 8 rooms, be-
Ades ter4ants room, bath room, cistern,
dollhouse, etc. good Iron picket fence,
with LOT B)xlS2; price 1886; on easy terms,
by II, kBGEGEG, on premises oct.G-7t
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EOR sALE--Ar a BARG AIN, A FARM
4 of 800 n Ies well improved ana waiered,
Smiles northeast or CoTslcana. Address d.
w BROOKS, CoTsieana, Texas. octlS-lmo
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M ANTED : TWO GOOD CHAMBER-
w maids at st, &c lrge h tel oct32.tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-21
Reade Township Items.


Blackberries are all the 10 now.
Peter Miller, the medicine man, has taken
to hard work.
New hay is selling for 18 dollars per ton,
delivered.
Rev. Purdy is attending the Baptist as
ssciation at Clarion, this week.
Miss Edith f. Bowman, has taken her de-
pature for Altoona, where she will take les
sons in music.
About {, 900 people picniced at Lloydsville
last Friday.
Rev. T. Van Scoyoc, left On Saturday for
the sea shore. He will be absent about two
weeks.
MIR. Milton Spencer killed a rattlesnake
recently that sported ten rattles.
little child of Mr.. Davis, of Mountain
Dale, was badly scalded last week by a cup
of hot coffee.
Mr.. Frank Gilmore. is the boss blacksmith
always at his shop, he draws trade from
all the region roundabout
The coal trade is improving, the Great
Bend company are working full time. Two
other companies are running half time
MIR Luther Glasgow, while moving with
a Eureka machine, cut one of his horses so
badly that he had to kill it to end its suffer-
ing
Some half civalized person stole lot of
potatoes from Rev. T. Van ScoyOc the other
night. If tho person does not change his
way of life. he will get taste of shot gun
law.
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THREE WEEKS Down SOUTH.

At Jacksonville you are more fmpre ssed
with spirit of Northern enterprise than In
any other Southern city. 1t is the general
headquarters for health seeking, inYalids
and pleasure seekers from the North. II
aoounds in winter resorts, possessing all
the characteristics of our Northern summer
resorts
or these the Windsor where we stopped
aud the St James, are among the principal,
and are situate nearly together on a rising
ground outside the business portion of the
city. There are some half dozen other
houses of the same character. Board is un-
iformly four dollars per day
Jacksonville is situated on the Saint John
river; a stream as large as tAe Susquebanna
at Harrisburg. 1t is navigable for 100 miles
ABOVE its mouth for steamboats, drawing 8
feet or water, and for smaller craft much
higher up. 1t separates DuvaI county, Of
which Jacksonville is the county seat, from
Saint Johns county. The city presents
quite commercial appearance along the
river streets. But it bears evidence of it's
recent origin; in the unpaved streets and the
sandy streets and sidewalks, where you
sink over your CATERS Nor can YOU resist
the conclusion that its growth is forced by
outside capital. We took a drive in the
afternoon on one of the finest thoroughfares
a distance of some ten miles, and found it
very pleasant. We drove through the gate
way, into an6through fine orange orchard
and among giant trees, beautifully festooued
with moss and stopped on the banks of the st
John and had a fine view of the river, its
bosom partially covered with steamboats,
! and sailing vessels. We returned by diff.
ferent route
We had tow drive backs to our pleasure,
however. At several points we were com
PEELED to drive for some distance through
beds Of living water
Again we encountered the sand flies
/ had been terrorized with the number and
/ size of the mosquitoes TO be met with, and
/ we had resigned ourselves to any reasonable
amount of annoyance from them. We really
were but little troubled with them during
our whole voyage.
But the sand flesl-for two mortal hours,
on our return, they kept up constant at
tack. Too small to be discer able we too
keenly felt their power. On every exposed
part of their victim they made their attack
without the slightest intermission, causing 9
constantly itching irritation we'll nigh unen-
durable. 1 speak of these plaques here. be.
cause we were not troubled with them be.
fore or after. We were only too glad wher
we got under cover of our hotel.
While speaking of Jacksonville as a win
ter resort, we would not be understood tC
say that it has no manufacturing Industries
Besides very large shipments of oranges
sweet potatoes and other tropical fruits, i
has large lumber trade. While we were
there very large numbering manufactory
was burned to the ground at an immense
loss to the owners.
The season, as it is called ends in April
and the st. James Hotel closed the day o.
our visit; while Orvis OF the Windsor, haC
still some 20 visitors and was unwilling t.
close while they remained, and he kept hi
hotel at its best until the last.
TRAVELLER.
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Lilly Items.

A picnic for the benefit of ST. Roses Cath
Ollie church, will be held at Lilly on Satur-
day next An enjoyable time is promised.
The school directors of Washington town
ship are having their school buildings
painted and are putting a bell in each Of
them.
Mrs Daniel Hagan, of this place, is lying
very i'll, with few hopes of her recovery.
Mr.. J. g. Brown, has been re elected prin-
cipal of the Lilly Borough school for the en-
suing term.
The Lilly Cornet band, are about to pur-
chase new set OF Instruments. They are
making commendable progress.
The coal business here is dull at present
about half time is the average.
Blackberries sell here for 4 cents quart.
TIE crop is good one.
The store goods of the firm of George g.
Co.. are being disposed of at assignee's sale.
Mr.. NJ. P. Kearney is teaching a night
sch Ool. Go 70 it boys.
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AMPUTATION OF THE LEG.

Money is the Universal necessity, and none but
a cynic or fool viii affect 20 despise It. Mr.
Abram Ellsworth, OF Port Even. Ulster County,
n. Y, had realized this truth. His disease In
voved the whole Of his thigh-bone, and the suffer
ing man looked forward, not Vithtng apparent
reason. to death as his only delverer. The family
physicians refused to amputate tn limb. assert
ing that the operation would kill the patient on
the spot. DIR. DGr1d KENN EDY. OF RondOut, n.
Y, who was consulted. held different opinion
and ampu:ated the limb. The Doctor then ad-
ministered freely his great Blood SPECIFIC FAV-
ORITE REMED to afford tone and strength to
the system and prevent the return of the disease,
and Mr.. Ellsworth remains to this day in the
bloom Of health. This gentleman's disease was
the offspring of foul blood, and Kennedy's fA-
VORITE REMEDY purified the blood and re
stored TO him the power once more TO edioy bis
life. Are you suffering from any disease trace
able to the same cause? Try Favorite Remedy.
Your druggist has tt. ONE DOLLAR bottle.
Bear in mind the proprietOr's name and address:
DIR. DcUid Kennedy. Rondout, N. Y.
To Keen the blood Pure is the principal
end Of inventions and discoveries IN medicine.
To this object probably no one has contributed
more sgnalIy than DIR. David Kennedy, OF Ron
douJ, N. Y, in the production of a medicine
which has become famous under the title Of the
"Fayorite Remedy" 1t removes all impurities of
the Blood. regulates the disordersd Liver and
Kidneys, cures Constipation. Dyspepsia and all
diseases and weaknesses peculiar to females.
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-BALLoU's MAGAZINE for September has
an illustrated article on the Crimea, and the
mysterious movements of Russia on the
Black Sea, at the present. after years of
qdietness. 1t is worth reading Then fol-
lows the California story, 'Lewey and l; OF,
Sailor Boys Wanderings," by VIM. II.
Tbomes, author of ''The Belle of Austria
lia," and ION Land and Sea-" 10 this
part the two adventurers have their first en-
counter with Captain Fremont's scouts near
Monterey. while escorting two ladies to
their bones and husbands. There is also an
account of lively earthquake at Monterey;
and some wild scenes that follow it. There
are stories and poems Of great merit in BAL
LOUIS MAGAZINE, and some rare wit and
humor. 1t is good number, and one the
people will be pleased to read. 1t is only
s1.50 per year, or 10 cents single copies.
Address Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley St.,
Boston, Mass.
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ELOPESrEET. The following item ap-
pears in the Greensburg Press from Blairs-
vile correspondent: Not long ago a sew
ing-machine agent ,hailing from Johnstown
and who had been circulating for some time
around this place, left his family and went
off with woman whose history is only an
other illustration Of the fact that one step
of degradation is so easily followed by an
other that the time soon comes around when
all sense of shame is lost. This woman is a
granddaughter Of lie aiding physician, who
formerly practiced in Westmoreland county,
and on her mothers side her connections
are among the best. She has been living
with David Donahoe, who W as convicted of
larceny at the June term of court in Green's
burg and sent to the penitentiary for two
years. The wife Of the sewing machine
agent has offered large reward for their
apprehension.
The sewing machine agent alluded to is
Joseph w. Seese, who, about a year ago
was employed at the Cambria House, in
this place, as bar keeper and previously was
engaged in selling sewing machines in this
neighborhoOd. He has lately been residing
in Johnstown and about eight weeks ago
left that place in a carriage, taking his
thrice -year-old daughter with him as far
as Blairsville, when she returned home. He
then left with Mrs Ida DOnahoe, the woman
above referred to, who Is a grass widow.
he leaves a wife and four children in
JOhnstown, but il is said that they are bet
ter off without him, as he done nothing for
them and his wife was under the necessity
of keeping him in GRUB"
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TRIAL LIST.-Cases set down for
Il trial on the first week of Septembsr Term,
beginning on Monday, September eth, 1888:
YIRsT WEEK.
Miller VS.. Kennedy ct al.
Rosenteel vs.. Creswell.
SECOND WEEK,
ShafeT vs.. PickwOrth.
Condron VS.. Wharton.
Wentroth vs. Horne s. Go. ct al.
Bracken Devlin.
Endler Miller.
Myers VS.. Wilkinson.
Mulligan VS.. Iitzinger.
Moore Bender.
Coopersdale Boro. vs.. Lower YodeC tp.
Frantz vs.. NecksnrOde.
Myers EXITS VS.. Martin.
Murphy W. Eye,
Fiske vs.. Powell
Cunningham ct al VS.. Weakland ell al
Anderson VI. owen.
Tonkiu Franciscus & Woods.
Milligan vs.. Fisher ct al.
McMillen y Waters vs.. Brendlinger.
Hager VS.. Griffith ct al.
Helsei's Ex'rs VS.. Storm.
Childs Ecof x Co.
Anderson VS.. Motley.
McCague's Adm re VS.. Hawksworth.
custer vs.. Custer.
Mccoy VS.. Watt
Prothonotarys Office, ! H. A. SHOEMAKER
Eo'g Aug. 10, 1855. : ProthoDotary.
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Sheriff's Sales.

T)v virtue Of sundry writs OF Fieri Faclas Atlas
ID Fieri Facias Levari Faeias and Vend Expon.
Issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cambria county. and to me directed, the follow
ing described real estate will be exposed to public
sale at the Mansion House. Johnstown, Pa on
Saturday, sept. 5th 1883,
at O'Clock P. NJ, to wit:
All the title and interest of william II. Nor
gan and Martha A. Morgan, Of in and to all
that certain lot ot ground situate in the borough
Of ConemAugh, Cambria county. Pa. fronting on
the Frankstown road and running back to
alley, having the property Of LiZzie Thomas on
the east and property o Cambria Iron Co. on the
west having thereon erected a two story plank
house and sutbuild;ngs, now in the occupancy OF
Ephraim Wills. Taken in execution and TO be
sold at the suit Of David Teeter
Also. All the right title and interest OF Jere
mIah Oaks, Of in and to all that certain lot Of
Co, Fa bounded and described as follows. to
wit: Beginning at corner Of lot No 8, thence
fourth degrees west. one hundred and five feet to
= post. thence south sixty-seven and one hslt de-
grees west. n fty- feet to n post. thence by a
division line through the original lot north six
tbsnone fourth degrees east. one hundred and
thence along said lot No 9. south eighty-three
and three-fourth degrees east, forty-fOur feet to
the place OF beginning Taken IN execution and
to be sold at the suit OF Eptraim P HAYES.
Also. All the right title and interest of Eliza
Peckworth. OF in and 20 al that certain lot OF
ground situate in the township OF Stonycreek.
Cambria Co, fronting the Bedford Pike 50
feet and runing back to an alley 17o feet, having
an glley on the northwest and lot Of George Eich-
enseor on the east, having thereon erected two
story frame house and frame stable, now in the
occupancy Of Eliza Pickworth and Mrs. - Ma
han. TaR en- in execution and to be sold at the
suit or the Johnstown Beat Co.
Also. All the right title and interest OF Hugh
Gallagher, of IN and to all that certain lot of
ground situate in the borough Of Prospect, Cam
b-fs Co. Pa, fronting on --street and bounded
by lands orc. p. Ellis on the east. the north by
Cambria Iron Co.. and on the west by Anthony
Rodgers. having thereon erected n tvo-stOry plank
house and outbuildinxs now In the occupancy OF
Andrew Firsar. Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit Of use Wood Morrell s. Co. Limited.
Terms of Sale-One e-third oil the purchase money
TO be paid when the property is knocked down and
the remaining two-thirds on the confirmation o
the deed ID. A. LUTHER.
st Sheriff.
EbensburH, Aug. Ia 1885
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LANnIN CAM.
U ] CNI-NrN BEN,ssNI A

TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN GAM
~ BRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Pursuant to Section 3749, Revised Statutes the
undersigned will offer at public auction. on Sat
urday, September IL, 1885, at O'Clock, p. M, on
the premises, all the right, title and interest of
the United States In and to the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land in Cambria county
Pennsylvania Beginning at a sugar tree marked
for a corner, thence by land now OF Joseph Van
Ormer east degrees south % perches to a post,
thence by same south degrees east "a perches to
post on line OF land of Thomas Powells' estate.
thence by land Of said Thomas Powells' estate,
west degrees south 401< perches TO post, thence
north % degrees east D perches to post, thence
north IL degrees east 61z perches to sugar tree,
the place of beginning, containing acres more OF
less, being the same premises conveyed to the
United States by William W. Dudley, Trustee,
by deed dated July "a, 1884, recorded in said
county in Liber 81 folio 7sl ct seq.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash and bal
ance in aud II months, with interest; all
cash at option Of purch aser. Deferred payments
tobe secured by notes and mortgage on the pro-
perty- A MCCUE.
Solicitor of the Treasury.
June II, Iss5-st.