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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-30

Saturday was pay day at the coal mines
Mr. John Gwin has embarked in the gro
Gerry business. John Jr., dishes ont the mo-
lasses and cider.
Miss Edith E. Bow man, who has been So
j6urning in Altoona for some time past. has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Brierly, of Beaver Falls, is visiting
relatives at Blsndsburg. She is the guest
of PhHip Edmiston.
The coal trade is nOurishine at Mountain
Dale. Coal being shipped from four mines.
Mr.. VIM. Hopkins killed besr recently
that that tipped the bean at 225 lbs. Mr.
Forshey also, killed one near LIoydsvile.
Last week young man named Simpson
while working in the Great Bend coal mine,
cut into some old works and was overcome
with black damp. He was rescued by a fel
low workmen.
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Everything Taxed hut the Babies.

The assessors are busy distributing curl
osities among the taxpayers in the shape of
blanks to be filed out and sworn to, setting
TORN the amount and character Of all per
snnal property owned by each citizen. The
IT'6une has heretofore endeavOred to ex-
pIaIn the new system OF taxation of which
the Information obtained through these
blanks Is ID form the basis, but it may be
Wen 10 again refer to the matter for the en-
liehtment Of those who still sit in dark ness.
ne law was passed by the Legislature on
the 3Oth OF June of this year. The object
OF It is tn increase the State revenues, which
at present, it seems, are inadequate The
Questions IN the blanks. It Will be seencover,
all forms of personal property. These
blanks, it will also be observed, must with
in ten days after they are furnished by the
Assessor, be sworn to by the taxpayers and
returned to the Assessor In default of such
return, the Assessor is required to made out
statement Of the property taxable, esti-
mating the amount from the best iDforma-
ton at his command.
To this estimated return the County Com
missoners will add 80 per centum, and the
aggregate will be the basis of taxation un-
less such taxable person, on or before the
day fixed for apTeals from assessments shall
present reasons under oath, satisfactory to
the County Commissioners, excusing tho
failure to make return. and shall then
make such return as should have been
made to the Assessor, when the County
Commissioners shall substitute the taxable
persons return for that returned Dv the AS
SCISSOR, to have like effect as if no failure had
occurred.
II is evident that the blank TO be filed in
by the individual taxpayer is for purposes of
comparison with the official record Of the
mortgages and judgments obtained by the
revenue officers appointed by the County
Commissioners. 1t is to be presumed that
where there Is a difference in the two es-
Inmates, the return OF the revenue officers
will be taken as final, so that the return.
oath, etc. Of the individual taxpayer will go
for uau ght
Up TO This time but little attention has
been paid by the citizens to the provision of
the new law and little OF no inquiry has been
made as to the manner of complying with
its requirements. Now, however, that the
blanks are f1ving about as ''thick as autumn
sl leaves that strew the brooks in VaIlam-
bross," people are beginning to ask them
selves, What does it all mean? The more
inquiry they make the more thoroughly
they will be convinced that the Individual
who conceived and framed such a law and
the Legislature that passed it ought to be
carefully confined in some lunatic asylum.
1t Is by all odds the worst abortion in the
shape OF a statute for which our State As
semhy has ever been responsible, and it is
the opinion of our leading attorneys that
one of the first acts of the next Legislature
will be repeal of the obnoxious enactment
--JohnstoiCn Tribune
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Happy Children.
How 40 Make Them sO-Keep Them
I'm Health and They Will fake
Care of the Rest

The JOY OF every well-regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands OF
affectionRte parents do not take care Of their
children Through ignorance more than cuipaDle
neglect they suffer them fall sick and die
when knowledge might have saved them love
and home. DIR. David Kennedy offers his Paw
Orlte Kennedy as emphatically a medicine for
his children gentle in tts action. containing ne
h0T7laf ftd ingredients lch0terer, going straight
TO the Bluud Shich. wheu impure. is TIE seat
and source of disease. "EdvoTifs RenIsdy'' is the
friend nt childhood and should be found in every
nursery in the land. Keep It your house for
Try IL ana you will he glad you saw this article
Make no mistakes. The medicine Is "Fdvorife
Remedy" and the proI,rjetor's name and address:
Dr. David Kennedy. Rondout, Y. Une dollar
n bottle
Good Words for Good Thfng-Dr
David Kennedy : "Fayorite Remedy is exactly
that showered upon it by al who have used
II. Mr.. Israel II. Snyder. Of Saugsrties n. Y,
says: "my littc daughter was covered with Salt
Rheum from head ~ foot; DIR. hennedy's Paw
orIte Remedy cured her. This Was two wears
ago
We are NOT in tho Habit of Putting
any sort Of patent medicines in columns but
We happen To know Dr. David Kennedy. OF Ron
dout. N. Y. and personally teststy to the ex-
cellence Of the medicine Whith the Doctor calls
'FayOrite Remedy" And II n word Of lurs will
persuade anybody to use II and thus ind relief
from suffering professional etiquette shall hin
der Us from saying that word. For diseases Of
the blood. Eidn"ys and bowels il has equal.
We ould not be without IL for I'VE times the dol
lar that IL costs.-Ddiiy Times, Troy. n. Y.
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ACT OF JANUART 30, 1884.

SIC. 4. ThataIl elections held hereaite under
the laws Of this Commonwealth. the polls shall be
opened at seven o'clock. n. m, and close at seven
O'Clock, p. m.
SEC. Z. Whenever there shall he a vacancy in
an election board on the morning Of the election,
said vacancy shall be filled conformity with
existing laws.
The Act of Assembly. entitled. IAN Act relat-
Ing TO the elections Of this CommOnweait. passed
July 2. 1875 provides a follows, to wit:
That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet at
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections in the district 10 viii ch they respective
" belong. before seven a'cOck in the morning of
Tuesday November !, and each said inspector
shall appoint clerk, who shall be a qualtned
voter of such district.
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number OF votes for inspector
shall not attend on jhe dav Of an election. then
the person who shsll have received the next
highest number of votes for Judge the next pre-
ceding election shall act Inspector IN his place
And in case the person who shsU have received
the highest number of votes for Inspector shall
not attend. the person elected judge shall ap-
point an inspector in his place. And in case the
per elected Judge shall not attend then the
I Inspector who shall have received the highest
number of votos for Inspector shall appoint a
Judge in his place and It any vacancy shall con-
tlnue the board for the space OF one hour after
the time fixed by the law for the openinE OF the
election the qualified voters Of the township. ward
OF district for which such officers have been
elected shall elect some OF their number 70 MI
the vacancy.
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FOR SALE.

valuable piece OF land containing about l7O
acres, in White and Reade townships with the
Clear1eld creek running through II. adjoining
lands of Hon. John Dean and Martin Ttghe about
80 acres cleared and having thereon erected two
story frame house The balance rs well timoered
with pine. hemlock. oak and other timber. Tht
lend is underlaid with coal and iron ore. The
Cresson and Coalport railroad, now being built
runs through this land. For particulars ant
terms all on or address
MATTHIAS KTSSLER,
Fiske.
q Cambria &c. Pa
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AN ACT regulating the mode oil voting at all
the elections in the several counties OF the
Commonwealth. approved March 30. 1859:
SIC. I. Be Il enacted by hhe Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syloari1 in General assembly met. and IL Is hereby
enacted bg the authority Of the same That the
qualified voters of the several counties Of tn Is
Commonwealth, at the general. township. Dor
ough. special elections. are hereby authorized
and required to vote the tickets printed or writ
ten, partly printed partly written. severally
classified as follows: One tickets shall embrace
the names of all Judges Of Courts to be voted for,
and be labeled outside Judiciary one ticket
shall embrace the names Ofall State officers voted
for and be labeled "State:" enc ticket shal! en-
brace the names Of all county officers voted for,
and be labeled County one ticket shall en-
brace the names of all township officers voted
for. and he labeled Townships" one ticket shall
embrace the names OF all borough officers voted
tor. aud be labeled "Borough;-aRd each class
shall be deposited IN separate bsllot-ooX.
GIVEN under my hand, at my Office In Ebensburg,
this third day Of October. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, and the independence Of the United states
of America the one hundred and ten.
D. A LUTHER, Sheriff.
Sherif7s ONCE, Ebensburg, Oct le, 1884 1t
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Wednesday, October ri, 1883,


Wednesday. October ri, 1883,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, to wit:
All the right title and interest of Michael MI
Ter and John Shields Miller OF in and 10 ali that
tam piece parcel of land situate in jackson
township. Cambria county, Pa. adjoining lands
OF Elias Ream on the east; Htnckston Run ana
lands ofIsaac Rose o the SOUTH Cornelius hunt
and Abraham Warner on the west; W. w. Harris
and Abraham Warner on the north; contai ming
100 acres, more or less about 30 acres Of which
cleared, having thereon erected 2-st7ry
dwelling house. plank stable. grtst mill and
other outbuildings, now in the occupancy OF
Samuel Bates and Lewis Seger. Taken In eX
ecutiou sud TO be sold at the suit of Jos. J.
Mishler
Also All the right title and interest Of Samuel
Bates of in and all that certain piece or parcel
of land situate in jackson township. Cambria
county. Pa. adjoining lands OF Elias keam on
the east. Hinckstnn Run and lands OF lsaac
Rose on the south: Cornelius Hunt and Abraham
Warner on the west: ". W. Harris and Abraham
Warmer on the north: containing loo acres, more
r less about so acres of which are cleared hav-
ing thereon erected 2-stoIy dwelling hodse'
plank stable grist mill and outbutdi nRs. now in
the occupancy Of Samuel Bates and Lewis SeSer.
Taken in execution and TO be sold at the suit OF
X. Julius Kingler.
TERMS OF SALE E:-One-third OF the pur-
! chase money to be paid when the property Is
! knocked down and the remaining two-thirds At
/ the confirmation Of the deed.
= ntember 2s 1896 Sheriff.
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COURT SALE.

~ virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, the undersigned will expose TO
sale at public suction outcry ut the hotel of +
= BuT2oon q st. Augustine Saturday. No
vember 2lstt 1885, at two o'clock NJ, the follow
ing described real estate of which Andrew Bur
VOon died seized, situate in the township of
Clearheld. county Of Cambria. Pa. to Wit
No !. A piece OF parcel ef land adjoining lands
OF Catharine BurUOon, g. and !. Adams and
OF ers. containing four acres end tftyeght per
ches.
No2. A piece or parcel of land adjoining lands
of John Montgomery and others, containing four
acres and thirty nine perches.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. of he pur-
chase oney to be paid the day Of sale and
the balance on confirmation cf sale.
JOIN II. DOUGLASS
st Administrator
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DYspepsia.
AYER'S Pills,
GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAH iTTON.
60 " IL ooNMokWFAL1H.

WHEREAS. by IN Act of the General A ssem-
w bly, Of the CCmmonwe aIth Of PennsyIva-
nie. entitled -" An Act 20 regulate the General
Elections within this G, mmonwealth. " 1t is
enloined upon me to give public notice Of said
elections. and to cuunn crate in said notice what
otf1cers are TO he elected. y. \. LUTHER. High
Sheriff Of the County OF Cambria. il the Com
mon tn Of Pennsylv4nia. do hereby make
known and give notice to the electors Of the coun-
ty aforesaid, that General Election viii be held
IN said county Of Cambria. the.
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STRAY CATTLE.-Cams to the
~ residence Of the subscriber in Dean town.
ship, on or abORt the lst OF July. eight head of
ysung cattle supposed TO be one year old four
head have the point cut off the right and the
other four have both ears split. The owner
owners are requested to come forward preve
property, pay charges and take them away, other
wise they will be disposed OF according to law.
SAMU Ell KRATZER.
Dean twp. Oct 80 1855
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hRPH ANS COURT SALE. - By
" virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, the undersigned will expose to
Public auction or outcry. on the premises on Sat
the following real estate of which James Gun
ntngham died seized. to wit:
A piece OF parcel of land situate in the town
snip OF Carroll, county Of Cambria. Pa, adjOin-
ing lands of Aaron Burley, John Lsntzy, Henry
=. hirkpatr!ck and others. containing one hun
dred ana twenty acres cleared; having thereon
erected two story ,'iank house, frame back barn
wagon shed and frame stable.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth of the pun
chase money TO he paid on confirmation Of sale
ono-fourth in one year thereafter, with interest
ana the balance 20 remain lien the premises
dur ng the lifetime OF Elizsb beth s. Cunning ham
widow OF deceased, the interest thereon to be
paid TO her annually during her lifetime and at
her death the principal TO be paid to the surviv-
ing executor. Deferred payments to he secured
by the judgment bonds and mortgage of the pur-
chaser. ELIZABETH =. CUNNINGHAM,
WILLIAM F. CUNNINGHAM.
Executors OF James ). Cunningham deceased
Also. At the sme time and place the under
signed VIII expose 10 sale At public auction or
cutlery. the following described rCal estate wit:
Of Elder, county OF Cambria, Pa. adjoining la nds
OF Nicholas Helfrich, Mrs. Adam Miller and
otners. containing thirty-four acres and twenty
one perches. This land is well t1mbered with
ash, hemlock and oak and underlaid with coal.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-half OF the purcha Sc
money To be paid on confirmation OF sale, and the
balance in year thereafter, with interest. De-
bond Of the purchaser, with approved surety.
IZABETH :. CUNNINGHAM
st WILL AN T. CUNNINGHAM.
Execu tors OF J2mOs Cunningham deceased.
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NOTICE.-Ini the Orphans Court Of
~ the COuutv Of CauhI Ia To the heirs ans
legal reprez tatives of John Sm v deceased
GREETING: You are he -eby cited 90 be and
appear before the Judge Of The Orphans Court
% ne held in EhenshurV on the frst MONDAY of
December next. then aud there % accent or re-
fuse TO take the real estate q John Sr-av DE-
ceased, a. the apuraised valuation pu- ur.1u il
by an inquest duly awarded BY the ssfd -r.r-t -
show why the same should not be solo
u. a. lsfrTF-rE
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.RPHANs' COURT SALFT
JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CaHOnsburE. Pa - lies from Pittsburr
For both sexes 10 teaCH-rs. Thorough inFtras-
ton in CLASSICAL, CoyM-IA.-.E SsarSrrrfo.
NoFNAL AND MUSICAL CoUEsEs; slEo, French
German and military DRILL. Students u-a-
pared FOR Sophomore YEAR in anv COLLEGE
Tuition $40 TO SIS Next term opens Sent
22d. For catalogue or Information, addrest Rev
". r. BROWN, PRINC1PAu.
July "A, 's5-lt
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OBITUARY.

MALUY.-Died, az his residence in Cam
bria borough, on Thursday, October 29th
1885, Mr.. James Maioy. aged 75 years.
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CTRAY CATTIE-Came to

STRAY CATTL LE.-Came to the
~ residence OF the subscriber, residing in Barr
township, about the last OF June, 1 black year
old heifter with white on belly. white both
hind feet stsTton forehead and Smal bell on,and
two-year- old red steer with white belly white on
both hind ieut and star forehead. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away. othersFtse they
will be iii sposed Of according TO law.
JOHN RAIGLEY.
Barr twp, Oct. 3Oth, 1885.
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DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Il will sell as private sale at = rossoea-ls
price aud easy tcrms. his faru 10 Ia..--z
township, Cambria couu ". adjoining the villa
of FatrvieW- containing 100 acres. about IS acres
OF which are cleared, having thereon erected e
large frame house well finished, naIntcd ana
pisstered and large frame barn. The farm hss
q large orchard o. well-seI Iscted fruit trnes iF
well watered and is In high state Of cultivation
For further Information cali on the subscriber -
zs6 Washington street. Johnstown, Pa
WILLIAM THOMAS
Ebensburg Oct. s. lsss.-3t
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When in the wrong Channel

The bile wrecks orievouS injury Head
aches, constipation, pain in the liver and
stomach, jaundIce, nausea ensue. a few
doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
reform these evils and prevent further in
jury. 1t is a pleasant aperient, its action
upon the bowels being uDaccOmpanied by
gripping The liver is both regulated and
stimulated by it, and SIS it is very impOlitc
to disregard disorder of that organ. which
through neglect may culminate in dangerous
congestion and hepatic abscess, the Bitters
should be resorted to an early stage. Fail
ure to do this renders a contest with the
malady more protracsed. Fever aud ague,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles
are remedied 5v this fine medicine, and the
increasing infirmties of age mItigated by il.
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FARM LOANS

and per cent. secured by FIRST
MORTGAfsES. Interest 20 Investors 80.
- GOVERNMENT B0NnS Interest
Payable semi Annually. a. ofBcs Or - NJ
Of mortgaVee- u years GNnerIeuee ana
Never Lost n Dollar f0r any customer
Best OF references given as 10 ABILITY integrity
and financial standing. Write us for cfr~u1a-z
giving reference and particulars LEROIn.
FISHER a co, Bankers and loan AE'ts
Abitenc. han- In.
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have been deaf in one ear for ten years, and
partially deaf in the other for two months ;
have been treated By ear speciality doctors
and received no relief. Having used Fiv's
Cream Balm for about month, find my
self greatly improved, and can hear we'll and
consider it a most valuable remedy. | had
also nasal catarrh, with dropping OF mucous
into my throat and pain over my eyes, which
ID b. Yates, Upper Lisle, Broome e.
" York.
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Sheriff'S Sales.

Dy virtue OF sundry wrtts Of Fieri Fsclas and
ID Alias FIeri FaciSs issued out Of the Court
OF G common Pleas of Cambria county, Pa and
to me directed there VIII be exposed to puolic
sale at the MANSION HOUSE JohnstoWni
Pa,
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A UDITORS' NOTICE

A UDITORS' NOTICE -T The nm
IA dersiCncd Auditor supof-t17 ~- -sr t's.
phaus' Court. % Cambria couufr. ~ --aa-L d. l.st
hutiOn OF the fund in the fIr+- % r--r
Kinney. execute ~ the last viii ard --s.-r-..-f
% Charles Hunter. deceased Wy. afs-rH r. f.e
duties OF his appointment lt Hfz nlaea .r ~
cnsburg, IN Iuesda-. NuVSE.ar .s-.. r.z -.
one O'Clock 2. NJ. whe HEd where e.r .ars
interested must present the -.stu.s
JNO = =. zNT.4~
p a--..-s.
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THE MODE OFpOrIEs.
CHANGE IL TIE NODE OF VOTiNG.

The attention Of All qualified voters is directed
70 the following Act OF Assembly regulating the
mode OF voting in this Commonwealth:
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I9ll0aLtE1 is WeaIti.

DR L. (. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIs, IEE;T
Tess, Commissions, Fits, Nervous NcEri.!sf;'
Headache, Nervous PrOstration caused ~ he l---
OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, hlc1t3l 20
preston. Softe1ing of the Brain resuli.n - -
sauity and loading TO misery, decny aTd ccs..i.
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss Of pow;
n either Sex, Involuntary Losses ard Eperinat-
rrhCss caused byOyer-exertlon OF the BRAN. sctr-
-buse or Over-indulgence. Each box coi!teIn5
one months treRtment. S1o0 a box, or H:L b"~ea
eor$5.0O, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of prlc
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any case. With each order received byus
for SIX boxes, accompanied with $500, va VIII
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money If the treatment does net Sdsct
aCure. Guarantees issued only by
JOHN O. WEST & co,
s52 w. MADISON ST, CHICAGO, ILLS,
Sole Props Vests Liver Pills
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The most osstinate cases of catarrh are
cured by the use Of Ely's Cream Balm, the
only agreeable remedy. 1t is not a liquid
or snuff and is easily applied. For cold IN
the head it is magical 1t gives relief at
once Brice so cents.
noyed with this disgusting disease, which
caused severe pain in my head, continued
dropping into my throat and unpleasant
breath. NV sense OF SINE Il was muct i'm
paired BY thorough use for six months
of Ely's Cream Balm | have entirely over
come these troubes-J. b. Case, st. Denis
Hotel, Broad way, n. n.
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Any man OF woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy mnney-making
business. We want agents for our cele-
5rated Madame Dean Spinal Supporting
Corsets; also, our Spinal Supporter, Shoul-
de, Brace. and Abdominal Protector Com
bIped (for Men and BoYs). No experience
required Four orders per day give the
Agent $3.50 monthly. Our Agents report
four to twenty sales daily. So outfit free
Send at once for fun particulars. State sex.
LEWIS SCHIELE Il Co, 800 Broadway, n. Y
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FrTs-AlI fits stopped free by DIR. kiine's
Great Nerve Reslorer. No hts atVer hrse
day's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise 40"
g. 90 trial hottie free 20 dt cases Sen" q"
pr. Kline. .I Arch St, Phiiade lpha,