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At IL o'clock A. NJ, at the lot OF land herein
after described, Ia the said county OF La
Angeles, all the right. title, Interest and
estate Of the said L. p. de Bauchet, It the
time OF ner death. and all The right, title
aud nierest that the said estate IA, by op.
GRAFTON OF law or otherwise, acquired ether
than or 10 addition t. that Of T. said L. y.
de bauchet at the time OF her death, IL ard
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being 10 the said county
OF Los Angeles. State OF California. ana
bounded and described as follows, to-Wit:
Being situate on Alameda street. In the cifg
q Los Angeles, aud extending back To the
Piazt. III said city, being blunded on the
east by Alameda str ct. on the west by the
Plaza. on the north by lands upon which IL :
erected the building known as the Lafa5 4
ette Hotel, aud on the south by lands nov
or formerly inhabited by Delphfna varell n
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Cash In gold coin Of United states: teni
per cent. OF the purchase money to be paid
70 the auctionecr on the day OF ie tat
ance on continuation Of sale by said Supe-
fior Court. DEED at expense Of purchaser.
W. d srEPHENSON.
Executor OF the last viii and Testament Of ,
l. p de Bauchet, deceased.
January q, 1856. mch6-td 4
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East Los Angeles Institute,
For Young Ladies' and Children.

MADAME G. DELEVAL, corner of Griffin
avenue AMI Kuhrts street. P. o. Box 800
mch4-tf
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Bennett, minor II
Osce Goodwin. THE Guardian Of the estate.
OF Reuben Bennett and John -nIetf min
0rs, and OF each Of them, having Ala II.
petition herein, dn'" verified. prayino ia
an order OF sale OF % real estate NJ 5o.clt
OF said minors HCqaIred by them ~ helrs
at law OF their deceas d broiher' riches5
Bennett. for the purposes therein 40, ,Tth'
II Is therefore ordered nv fine seld cossi
that the next Of kin of each m q, sitiser N
ID. minors, and all persona IN.
terested In the estates OF said minors. o. 81
either. OF then, appear before The said
superior Court on
Monday. the Nineteenth Nav ar
April. 1856,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of eaid d.v ..
the Court Room OF Department mum Der one.
said superior Court. u the Court House. Il,
the city ana county q Los Angeles. Califor
ala, 10 show cause Yhv an order shonld nofI
be gianted to the sail Guardian 10 sell All m
he real estate Of SAT- minors and OF each 81
them as prayed for. 4
Aud that copy 4 this order be published
II least three 49, successive weeks Ia the Loo
Angeles Daily Il EgALD, ne y m, ,,er nrinfed
md published Ia lsid los Angeles ronnlgl
WIN. A. CHENEY.
Judge Of tfia Sup -fi0f Court
Filed. cfAs. H1DUNsMooR.
BY y. b. TANNING. Del pty. marlsn
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Good NEWS. Eplrurss and HanseseRnsrs

Those that love homemade sweetmeats
and pickles wishing to have such articles
put up as Jelly, Marmalade, Preserves,
Peach or Apple Butter, or canned fruits,
Cordials, Sweet Picked Fruits, Chow Chow
Catsup, Mangols, or anything that can be
done with fruits can have them done at
their homes or ranches by calling on Mrs
II. X. Richmond, 1888 East First street. Will
go by the day or week. Give her n call
auVOtf
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. HHESH,
SURGEON AND PHI YsICIAN.

SPECIALTIEs:--Disea the Eye. Ear
Nose, Throat and Neck, Skin Diseases
Diseases Of the Urinary organs, Female
Diseases.
Also Surgical Operations as for Fistula
Structure, Cancer, Polypus, and all Tumcn
Hare-lip, Club.feet and all Def0rmities;
Chronic Ulcers. Varicose Veins and Rectal
Diseases Diseases of the Bones, etc.
H9-OFFICE. Rooms 13-14-i5 SCHU-
MACHEK BLOCK, Spring street. opposite
PostOftice, Los Angeles. Cal.
Piles treated without the use OF Knife,
Ligature or Caustfc remedies. nov5tf
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Notice of Administrator Sale of
Real Estate at Private Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OIL the order of the Superior Court OF
uia, made on the I'D day OF March, A. d.
1876. In u Q matter of the estate { I Joseph
Huber. n, deceased, the undersigned, +. r.
Howard US the administrator OF said de
ceased, will on or after
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In the matter Of the Guardianship Of ths
estates OF Reuhen Ienneit and John
Bennett, minor
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In the matter ofthe estate OF Christian Helm
rich Jargstorti, deceased
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Executors Sale of Real
Estate at Private Sale.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
OF the order OF the s perior Court OF the
county of Los Angeles, Stale OF California,
made on tine 9th day Oi March, A. D. 1886, ia
the matter OF the estate of Anita +. Trudel
deceased, as also In pursuance OF the direc-
lions OF the last will and testament OF said
deceased, the undersigned, George II;
Smith, as the ExeetOr OF said last will and
testament and Of said deceased, will on or
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$40 Acres Of Land

Between San Rafael and Providencia
Ranch; last season in wheat; surface
water near; fine soil, suited to grapes.
apricots, ETC.; nice bearing orchards and
vineyards adjoining. Price for choice,
S35 per acre in 20 acre lots; net acres.
no roads sold. Terms, one-third cash,
balance In one and two years, at per
cent.
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Ross Horse Clipper OF the Pacific
Coast has his headquarters NJ he Mefrnpnli.
tan Livery Stable, on 3, coud street otpo
site the new City Hall. Charges only % .
horse.
jani sm @. o'DoNNELL
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF Cali
fornia, In and for the County OF Los An
geles.
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Notice is hereby given that In pursuancs
of an order OF the Superior Court OF To.
county of Los Angeles. State of California.
made on 18th day OF January. 1885 In th6
ma ter Of the estate OF L. r. de Bauchet, do
ceased, thu undersigned. the Executor on
the last win and testament OF said deceased.
will sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash. in gold coin OF the riited
Statesf and subject to confirmation By said
Superior Court,
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LEGAL.
Notice for Publication Of Time for
Proving VIII. etc.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, So
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. 81
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CUTTINGS.

lNOR sALE-CUrTINGS Of the following
IL varieties: Carignan, Granache. Mataro,
rousseau; also rooted seedless Sultana
also rooted ZinIandel. Blau Elben, Black NAL
voise, Burger, Riesling, Muscat, Missio
ic. K. L. MAYBERRY. San Gabriel
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CHOICE LOTS

On the west side Of Beaudry street. 1870
feet south of Cable Road, 60xl55, to a
20-foet alley. $1,000.
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The Tramn,s Concert.

weary, hungry and thirsty, flung myself
down at sultrY noon in a shady nook by the
wayside. a gentle rise of hill shut out the
view for naught could be seen save the
blue OF heaven above where airy castles of
silver fleece were floating. which eyne might
IN imagination people with angel tenantry.
Inc crickets basked and chirped in the
fer7id beam Of midday; the ruSset sorreI
ana scanty clover that sparsely covered the
upland, waved to and fro in the warm
breath OF the summers day, whilst, from a
neighboring locust came the drowsy hum of
bees busily engaged amid the oceans of fra.
grant blossoms.
Now and then fly would sing by in many
zig gag, and yellow butterflies slowly flut-
tered about over the buttercups in the thick
grass below the hill
Across the way. and farther down the
slope, the woods were fanked by few
scattering sentries, so to speak, whose bow
ering tops and straight, majestic stems stood
/ above the meadows in grand dignity. Mead
/ ow, and shrub, and wood were vocal with
ecstatic soDG from the throats of many birds,
! tinkling bells gave music from the necks
OF heecy hOcks and far away, out of the
smOOky distance came the faint caws Of list
/ less crows.
From the farm house, almost hid in the
hazy distance, arose the clear call of chanti
cleer, interrupted, now and then, by the
Robble OF some stately turkey. Such an &C
cord of sounds as one might not hear save
from the organ Of Nature, OF Heavenl
The cOncert-stage was grand, filed with
the glory of its Creator. BaImy air filled
with sweet perfumes hill slope basking in
the sun, covered with buttercup, clover ant
russet sorrel7 above the crest, the feecy
clouds, and blue ether; on the slope below
the wood, the scattered bower, flowery
shrubs along the fences, away in the dis
tance; lying in peace and hazy indistinct
ness, vale, meadow, Iuddy cultured field
orchard, farm house. mid bowers and gran
fields, ribbons OF road through woody re
gions. stretching away and away into tn,
far horizon, like distant islands on the wild
Pacific
All this was animated by song, and buzz
aud cav and clarion call, and drone of fly
and tinkle of bell by breezy sough in th
tree tops, and far distant sounds OF the busl
world.
My spirits were raised to ecstatic enjoy
ment Of this dreamy region of Eden beauty
and praised mentally the Great Creator 0
heaven and earth in the language OF tn
CherubIm in the temple" Holy, holy hol
is the lord of hosts the whole earth is fu
, Of His glory"
Such a wondrOus richness of supply fo
the demand of the senses Such power
such wisdom, such fitness, such consideTa
tion l had food to eat, that tie meT
wOTlddng knew not OF. A. d. II.
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Nearly "a smash ND.

The managers OF the Republican party In
this county, who. as a general custom have
things their own way, met a few weeks ago
and announced MT Isaac f. Chandler, OF
Johnstown, and Mr.. Edmund James, OF
Ebensburg, as the candidates to be nomin-
ated for Assembly, at the Eext Republican
convention. Their right to make the ticket
has never beer questioned heretofore and
when assoc late Judge Masters began show
ing some signs OF kicking, it was something
they were not altogether prepared for.
z. Baker, Esq, of Susquehanna township,
who has a ways been gentle driver in the
Republican harness, but who has also the
legislative bug in his ear is also restless
and fretful The managers concluded to put
the war bride on Judge Masters ard Squire
Baker, and on Tuesday last, at the Noun
tain House, eX postmaster James attempted
to put it on. He rubbed the Judge down
gently at irst, patted him on the back, said
oats TO him. but at the siyht OF the bride the
Judge kicked, kicked over the traces, kick
ed out of the harness and in fact kicked all
over snd became entirely unmanageable
Whether Isaac Z. Chandler and Edmund
James are to have walk over or not, is a
serious question VITA the managers and will
be settled at either Johnstown or Ebens-
burg on some Sunday afternoon before the
meeting OF the Republican convention.
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Cambria Bar Association.

The annual meeting OF the Cambria Bar
Association took place in Ebensburg, on
Monday evening last. The report of the
BoaId OF Managers was read and adopted.
The crayon portrait of Hon. John Dean was
presented and accepted. The Association
directed that a portrait in The same stvle be
procured of the late Hon. George NJ Taylor
The resolutions OF coincidence and res pect
OF the late James NJ. Swank were recorded
and the committee authorized to have the
same engrossed. The officers for the current
year were elected, which are George NJ.
Reade President John 2. Linton, Vice
President w. Horace Rose Treasurer, and
A V. Barker. Secretary. The President
appointed the following Board of Managers:
Daniel Mclaughlin, John p. Linton, and
w. Horace Rose The President and Secre-
tary are ez o6fcio members of this committee;
The President also appointed the following
Committee on Grievance II. II. Kuhn, II.
W. Storey, Alvin Evans, John NJ. Rose and
F. A Shoemaker. Adjourned.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The fo'i"wiLQ marriage licenses we're
is-u~d by ii,e ChTK ~ tnr O-phNl.,' Court
during TIM week ended Wednesday, jane .,
1886:
Daniel ConIogue and Agnes MONTGOMERY,
Washington township.
Charles Tropp and Mary Keller, Conomaugh
borough
John BroadweH and Margaret Seheridan,
Washington township.
James W. Hunt Jackson township, and Susan
Findley. West Taylor township.
Lincon J. Rhodes and Ella Blackford, Johns
town.
Maximillian Bertrand and Maria Adam Johns
town.
George NJ Owens and Margaret !. Graham.
Millyille.
William H. Oldham and Susan Daniels, Stony
creek township.
Frank Ferner and Miriam Prosser. Johnstown.
samuel Gihev, Johnstown, and Salina
SempIe, Millville.
Ernst Gerlack and Augusta Ferck, Cambria
Borough.
samuel b. Glass, Altoona, and Eme May MIL
Ter rankin.
William .. Litzinger and Cathariuo Brothers
Chest Springs
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HemIOek Items.

The first strawberries are in market
NJ. a. McGonigle is opening vein of fire
clay on his land.
Col. Dick White Post 513, G.. a. r. pro.
poses taking an excursion to CosIport next
week.
Most of the miners from the Clearfield re-
gion, who had been working here during
the strike there, have gone back to their
old quarters.
The man Harvey, whom l noted last
week as having been severely injured, is
getting along very well.
About one half the miners here have
struck and probably the rest we'll be out in
a day or two.
Some OF the miners are in favor Of work
ing while others are not.
l cannot see what good strike here will
do when other places are working. g.
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A school Girl whips the Teacher.

Broad Top, Huntingdon county, school
girls will not be trifsd with. Miss Coons,
teacher of some experience, now teaching a
summer school, attempted to punish one Of
her female scholars on Tuesday of last week,
and. as she did so. the pupil rose up in her
seat and struck square from the shoulder
knocking the teacher down and uPun the
atte mpt of the latter 30 get up, repeated the
upera tion, telling her senseless to the floor
She was at once carried to her boarding
place and a physician summoned, and for
two days was not able to be out Of bed.
The girl was arrested on the following We'd
nesday morning, but Miss Coons being Of a
timid nature and dTeadfully afraid OF law,
the matter was settled by the disobedent
pupiI promising immediate and lasting obe-
dtencs to law and order.
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WOOL Wool! Wool !

VIM. Murray x Son 1915 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona, pay the highest cash price for
wool in exchange for dry goods and carpets.
BRING your wool to Altoona and get trade
for it az Altoona cash prices.
WIN. MURRAY & SoN,
1913 Eleventh avenue, Altoona. I'm.
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.NoTIcB.
To the heirs and legal representatives a Iran
els X g,hrIsty. deceased. Take notice, that 40
inquest will Sc held ~ the late residence o. Fran
els X. Christo deceased, in the township 0f Gal
utzfn in the county OF Cambria. on Friday. tha
4th day Of June next ~ > O'Clock in the forenoon
Of that dAy. for the purpose of making partition
OF the real estate Of said dccedent 20 and among
hts heirs and legal representative, II the same
can be done without prejudice % OF spelling %
the whole otherwise. 20 value and appraiEe The
same according 70 Law. ~ which time and piAcs
you are required 10 attend 50 You q iuk proper.
JD>ErH A GRAY. Sherid.
Sheriff, Q one. EbenshurE Pa. Nav ls lssc-tl
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TRIAL LIST-JUNE TERM-1SS6.
SECOND WEEK.
Grouse Faust.
J. =. OH Go. vs.. Glenn.
Ivory W. Mccullough.
0IcRIillin X 90. vs. shoemaker.
Baum vs. TOnkin.
Myers EXrs vs. Martin.
MOorhead vs.. WiuxaTd-
Bennett vs.. Boring.
Strayer vs. VI MillCr e.. uZ.
Crum vs.. KittRuutnE lns. Co.
Fleuner vs.. Fleuner.
Mc(iOnigle vs.. Myers.
Same vs.. Thomas.
McCauley vs.. j. X. X. co.
Richardson vs.. Luther.
Burns vs. p. X. X. Co.
Flick W. DOdsOn.
HilI Ream.
StrayeT Burns.
Reed vs.. Thomas.
Shccrer vs.. Hayes.
Cunning vs. FltzhaTris
Lee vs.. Quartz.
Murphy vs. Trout.
Poland W. Hayes
H.. SHOEMAKER. ProthOnotary
ProthOnotary's One.
EbCusDurg, May I0. 1855.
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The Superintendent Of the Cressou and
COaIpOrt Railroad has arranged the follow
ing schedule, wbich went into effect on
Monday last.
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T AXE NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Notice s hereby given that the petition Of
Almira EickrOy, wife OF Edwin Augustus NickrOy
has presented her petition TO the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF the unity OF Cambria. praying the
said Court to authorize her 70 have the power
to act and have the power to do business as ieme
sole trader according to the provisions Of the act
7 OF Assembly in such cases made and provided and
that said petition will be acted upon by said Court
on Monday, July 5th 1885.
II. A. SHOEMAKER,
June list. PrOthouotAry
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DIED.

ship on Monday May 81 1856. Mrs Mary
Hoover. vile Of Francis Hoover, aged about Y
years.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Six pigs about months old wanted b!
Barker Bros.
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FRESH NEWS EVERY DAY FROM GABLE &


A Altoona Pa ande lL nee
them to FUt SAYING When they 6 w the
73c H 50a you "a
cen mtony yuunv vetmetn udh per t@
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THIS PAPER ~: g Es = l:s Esssis:!s !; I.
UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed BY the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county 10
report distribution of the fund IN the hands or
the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real ee-
tate Of John Leonard. ia Tend EEf.oI- No. eas
March Term. 1855 hereby gives notice that he
will sit at his office in the borough OF EbcnsburE-
Pa Saturday. NCv s9fh, 1ss', Al ten O'Clock q.
70 for the purpose % attending % the duties 81
said appointment. 1t which time and place All
persons interested shall attend OF be deharred
from coming IN on said fund
ALVIN EVANS, AuditoN-
Ebenshu-g 2, May u 1856 =.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Il
Letters testamentary the estate OF fsorF~
Walters late Of White townshi ,. dcceased, hav-
ing been granted 90 tho undersiEncd All persons
Indebted 20 said estate are notified 20 make paw
ment without delay. and those having claims
against the same viii present them. properly -
thentica ted for settlement, %
CHRIS rIAN WALTERS. KTecz
White township. C0AlpOrt 2. o., May fth. las
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Washington trn. June 4. 1880
LETTING.

DRIDGE LETTING.
The Commissioners OF Somerset and Oambrl2
Counties will receive sealed proposals Tor al iron
B-idge over StUnYcresk iur ore span lo4 ieet 10
Length between abutments, with fourteen ieet
Rossway Also proposals for two span (satne
BridRe) where the public highway leading rom
Davtdsville, Somerset County. 20 GeistoVn, Cam
brta County, crosses said stream.
Proposals will be received At the Commission
er's ofnce Somerset. Pa. until p. N, lay &oth
1855. when the proposals viii be opened in joint
session Of the Commissioners Of Somerset and
Cambria Counties. at the Commissioners ONCE
in Somerset, Somerset County, Pa.
PETER DUMBA ULDt
ADAM G. LEPLkN,
JONAS MCCLlNTOCk.
Attest Commissioners Somerset Co
A. J. HILBHAC,
JAMES COSTLOW.
JOHN KIRBY
DAVID HAMILTON,
Attest Commissioners Cambria %
d. A. MCGOUGH,
May Il. 1850. Clerk
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THIRTY YEARS a DEFECTIVE


Containing thorough sd 7r77-e = q : I
~ ,-i--in.l Pa, ,.ra Of ~ tsE--G az g -
yiitb Numerous Episodes CT Personal }xPt -isi.oo
tn t6e Detection CT Crisli ais, COZ ering
res-;,f ~ Thirtv Years Active De-rctlv@
r 5fa e~S embracing many Intensely Interesting
dnd tltriiliIg DetectiUc Sketches.
An entirely now book, pro- fisSsly illustrated,
sJ1d with Portrait Of the Great Detective.
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EoZ Us II rs
JoHS X. KELLEY, Burgess.
DIR.
To amount received from fines
and licenses. ................. 80 S.
BY amount paid treasurer.......-.s 80 5s
To balance due Burgess Kelley o.
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Tor SALE OR BENT.-The Loretto Houss.
Z al I4Jretto Cam 1ria County, formerly known
L as the Mrs J. 3. Myers House, one OF the
oldest ard most popular hotels In the village ~
offered for sale OF rent on easy terms. ths no-ss
contains a bar-oum. two sitting rooms, l--fke
dining room and two Kitchens one for - llneI
the other for winter. on the hrst hooff besio
eleven comfortable rooms on the second moor. ~
has large stable and a good garden attached, -
well as All other -1uyCniouces neCe Cessary %
country hotel Terms reasonable for furtheT
information call on or address
MEs +. p. NDDDN AID,
Nav - lsss IT. Isorstto. Pa
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DARN FOR SALE :!
ABpUF 100 ABRBS
ExECUToR's NOTICE.

INXECUTOR'S NOI1CE.
Letters testameutary on the estate OF Timothy
NcAtamany. late Of Washington twp, decceas-
ed having been granted the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are notihed TO
make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same will present them, pro
perly authenticated for settlement, to
JOHN MCATANANH.
Executor.
Wnahtnrtnn TN Innn 4 lsss-Rt.
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JAMES KING, Of Johpstown.
maries -
May 7th. 1896
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Letters o. administration on the estate of hoc-
ert Murray licensed late OF Camh-ls t0=nships
having been granted o. the uuterst tzned, nottce
e hereby given % al perssns Indebted % sala
estate % make payment without delay. sud 70
those having claims agsiuSt the same g present
them properly authenticated ior settlement 70
II. ID. KIT ELL.
A6mIuistrat0r of Robert Murray, DEC d
Freue ehvrz PA. Au~fI 10. 1sss.-It.
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EB AGENTS NEHTED !

In every town there arc numbers Of paople trlto
spjU bs Glad % oct this bo0l:. i seils 20 Yer
c,l5nts Mechanics FarInors L:.l TO SS or: lI,.
rl.ff cy,y Ef.-.u can lli e G1.' mag or 10 "a
a f0icit to whom nc cln feel tlr" OF sciE T. D.
we want Ono hEAn. ia very nvr'' IT, "r
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-11
FOR SALE.

A valuable Hotel property known as the Blair
Housc. situated in the Vest ward Of EbeushurU
Pa. For further particulars call address
the undersiKned. JOHN A. BLAIR
Ebeusburg. Mzy Il, 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-11

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