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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-02-13

Atlanta constitutional ~,
Anecdotes Of Llnooln are ihnamera-
BILE, but now and then new one floats
ont on the tide Of gossip. An old citi-
zen Of Washipeton gives me this one
which / had nsAeE heard Or read be-
fore In his boyhood, Lincoln was
bslrlended ty q family in humble cir.
cumstanels, who generously aided him
In the efIort to attain advertisement 10
life. he attsrvard Len bis little town
10 seek ! wider sphere Of action with
mental VOW one day to repay the kind
ness Of these unselilsh friends. After
many years he returned to the scene OF
his early struggle, ! suecsnfnl lawyer.
with . name already known to fame.
The community was agitatsd over
murder I'D limited ii II midst BY enc
Of It's townsiolk. Lincoln was request
"a Is 6ndertake the defense; the partic'
ulars were farnishsd him, and, BY
strange Interpretation Of fate, be saw the
way Is repay his early debtor the
accused was the son Of his friend.
There ,S5ss little chance to rsiats the
evidthts Sgainst the young man, Tor
two. tssbscted citizens swors to the r.
cornition Of his face BY the light Of the
moon 4 they surprised him at the side
a biz victim. Lincoln arose 10 open
the defense. He carelessly asked Tor
IN almanac, which be saw lying on the
ne Clerks desk, simply for the sake 90, o.
esintag time, while be sought 10 his
mind Icr . clew to the sympathiss OF
the iury-a cold, bard SGT Of men, with
convictions ijkady formed. As he
abalrscisdIy haltensd the leaves OF the
boSk, Bis eye, Svsnsat this trying mo-
ment, lit mp with sonsthing akin 10
10 that keeu' sense Of humor 80 charac-
teristic Of MIN, and he. began his
speech. His words fell like the rafting
OF srtfiicfy upon the 'astonishsd, spell
bound audiences, and without leaving
the bok the Jury returned verdict Of
ssnot xuIlty.p He cleared the prisoner
ssd found The witness guilty OF per-
jury. %
"Bat, esutismsn," said Lincoln
years aftef Ia telling this story, III wsa
c csMreeful 10 keep that almanac In my
hand the while, and to carry 1t out Of
court With me-thare was no o'nei
corthere.'
sWhat had the almanac to DO win
itf'' questioned my friend.
-eaIt was alysars DID," said Lincoln
soith Z, fwinkle Of humor 10 bis eye
sand proved conclasively that .ne
moon did not shine on the night OF 'nt
date Of the murder-in the previor'
wear. When the truth leaked ont' al
Of course It did they could not Try IN
man over again, and wisely conc'uoe'
that silence IL golden"
. DuaI n II C ONl
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VERANDA HOTEL,
MONROE,
JACKSON STREET,

Having been thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished, is now open to the trav-
cling public. Central location; cOnven-
to railroad depot; steamboat landing and
business portion of the city. Superior
accommodations and excellent table.
N.G SKIPWITH.
Proprietor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19
ORITUAR Y.

KENNEDY Died, at FreepOrt, Pa. on Sstur
Gay, Feb. s, 1885, Porter ID. Kennedy, aged forty
years.
The deceas sed was the second son Of c. b. and
NJ. Kennedy. and was born at IillY's, this cOun-
ty where his youth spent Prom his child
hood he remarkable for the early develop
ment OF those traits oi character which ennoble
manhood. Naturally industrious, he early ac-
Quired avOcatjon whereby he procured the
means not only to support himself and those de-
pendent on him, aud leave a competency for hrs
now orphan child. but also TO be usefnl member
OF society. Honorable in all the relations Of
life. honest in even the most trhiug transs ctions
steadfaSt and unsehsh in friendship, he enjoyed
the respect and confidence of all who knew him,
and with whom h = name synonymous with
all that is noble and generous in man. Trained
in youth to the pracJee Of his Teligien by a good
Christian mother. who most wOrthily acquitted
herself oftne duties that dev Owed on her toy the
ga TIv death of his father, ne did Eot neglect to
prepare fCr death avh ich for years the enfeebled
condition Of ms health wSTped him was mol far
of : and although the end came suddenly, - not
Unexpectedly. bis friends consoled by the as
surauce that il did not come upon h IN unawares
and the fond hope thaC he was prepared to meet
his Judge. On Wednesday following the remains
Of friend we're followed TO st. Marys church d,
Freeport. by u large assembiBVe Of mouTusrs and
friends. where Rev. FathDT McTlghe, who had
been present at his death, celebrated a HIk b
Mass OF Requiem, after which he delivered one OF
the mos eloquent OF sermons. taking for his text
. Matt. XIII Chap. 80 verse: Take heed watch
and pray: for you know not when the time is.
In chaste and elegant language the good priest
admOuiSh ed his hearers to take well to heart the
lesson of the text, and 70 he ever preparing for
death by Offering up all our actions in spirit OF
prayer. The deceased Was. he said, man OF
. prayer. The procession then wonted its w1S "a
. the cemetery. where the iutcrmeut took place
beside his wife and children Reg. IN pace.
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Mike Cooper's Troubles.
A correspondent writing from Chest
Snrinrs To the lnhnstnWn Tribune, says:

A correspondent writing from Chest
Springs to the Johnstown Tribune says:
Michael J. Cooper was from 1866 until a
,-ear ,r sO sgn the head o f the hrm or Coop
er and Mellon, extensive dealers IN duu
rnapufacturers Of lumber IN this place 81
one time they were worth $50 600 eaci, bn'
in three wears were uned hy depression 10
tie lum5pr bushes The change OF LOT
trns affected COoper's mind and ABOUT q
,-aar or so since he disc ppesTed and no trace
80 bfr,, vras found He had been Sntd'eI
IN IN Union army. and while ln bnSlasss
mere made applicatlop. for pension arc
hack pay. The pension was granted iSW
y,erks ago and a Government dtatt iot
90 500 sent to Cooper. His relatives IaVS '
beeg searching all over the country TOT h''"
T ever since he disappeared.
a few davs ago w A Is Lltue' ol -, 80
+ retto received a letter from convict w @ @tls
2 Western PenjteBtiary- The convict nag %
rssd of the disappearance of Cooper. ne
. wrote thar there was man conu"Su ~ ~
Western PeuitentipIy who. he oeleVear Wds
the missing Iumberman. Little, wh" hdS
. CHARGE of C0oper's affairs, visited tue en- e
/ IfpntIarv. a..g recognized IN the eohV'Ce ~
{ f,rr,,d ~ the icr,c inst Michael Coopei IL
inss,,itv was ,.y.uett. lis had been aTTestt.
,aarf, a year a 20 in Potter county, IaElH'
i'm. MS uDssession yoke OF oxen "Hicl IN M
been lfolepfrom farmer near C"u"Si 49,
H.. sas lodged IN jai', and wren ''iS" -
/ sf,-aling toe oxen made n0 deieiiSs, ~ -
paid no attention TO Tie senteL-e' 49, ~,
I was trn wears in the penitentl-ry. ~ poF
i,ilaftgu yyit be made TO ne hUa'" 90 "
. duns FOR A pardOn tor Cooper
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19
GoDEY,s LADY,s BOOK

For March presents some notable attrac-
tiOns not the least of which is A cleverly
executed frontispis ce portray iog The
Frowu." a companion picture to The
Smile" which prOved 10 be such point OF
merit IN the January issue. The FrowD''
is a fine steel engraving OF excellent fUisb
and artistic workmanship. 1t presents tie
usual strong features which are known to
characterize the illustra tiOns appearing from
time to time in Godey's Lady Book. The
fashion plates of this magazine display more
taste and common sense than those of any
similar publication we have ever seen. The
work design this month is quite unique, and
is accompanied by an eX ira plate OF silhou-
cites Illustrating an article in which ANA
tueTs are taught to make shadow portraits
The reading matter for March comprises
among other things the conclusion of Helen
Mathers' story "Love Lies A Bleeding, p"
and the continuation of In Her Own
Right" Next month there will begin a
charming French serial by j. Y. Pritchard-
The editor considers this very strong and
dramatic story which will be certain to cap
tivate the readers of Godey's. The table of
contents for March CONTAINS among other
readable matter the following:
The Spirit of the Desert; MeSmeTic
/ Mystery, 1.-THE Rose and tie Lily, Jack S
! SilhOuettes, pa TrifilHg MisaUDrehensIon, p"
/ "WOman i'm Japan, "The miracle of Liv-
/ Ing, =" "ATt vs.. Love, " "A Legacy of Love,
/ Evening Roat Song" When the Cows
/ Came Home" etc, etc. GOdey's improves
every month 1t is one of the few maga-
/ zines one never tires of seeing.
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4 SAD ENDING.
4 FOur-MOnths' Bride Takes Her Own
Life.

A St. Louis CMo.) dispatch Of the 18th
inst. says:
A terrible tragedy. the sequaI Co an eIope-
neut and marriage, was enacted at No. ll06
Chauteau avenue to dav. The victim was
Talented and beautiful Kentucky belle, who
four months ago el0ped from Padacah with
J Rhey Boyd, SON OF Congressman Linn
Royd who Te~Tese Dted the PadUCah district
in Congress for half a dozen terms. Her
maiden name was Lucy Matsou Grimes, anG
she was contributor to many OF the South
prn periodicals. Her family is one OF the
most pro.n ineut in Western Kentucky, and
her cousin, J. 81. BiJchner, Is one Of the
LARGEST tobacco dealers in the State.
RhRv B0yd was young attorney OF falr
practice in Paducah, but ADDICTED 10 haOltS
of dissipation that inteTtered with his sue
e.ss He was bright, handSOme fellow
and fdolized by bis mother. She is said TO
have oupOScd his marriage with Miss
Grimes and, a she was very wealthy ana
he wa an object of her bounty, the marriage
was many times postponed. Ihe gIIi was
his cousin, ard was blonde OF hne hguTe,
Ne Thought he would achieve great success
in 2 large city, so last November the pair
ran off aud came to this city, Mhtre .hey
were married the same day. They took
rooms al the above number.
So fre Young attorney found that his
4 nrofassjon was oVercrOwdPd. HIS mother
rafuspd 10 aid him, but the glTiS TRENDS
. came to his rescue several times lney
{ rayuupd their leWeiTy ana Cloth'bss ui'it ~
last Iiey we're reduced to a state oUrderlhg
! on starvation. She ercGuraged iHh every
a., mt he resCfted for consolation to the
hottie. and for months was drunk nearly aii
IL lime Last Monday ne left the room,
I 80 "wednesday she received note with 81
. enclosed. stating that he Hsd deserted her
. ara she had better 90 home. she then SAT
I I1T.r and wrote a letter 70 the Republican,
i -. a., oil tho facts Of her life, and closing
-, - am tired Nv heart is broken -
NFnitifratI0n and wounded pride prevent
rae from returning 10 my people. l ioVed
- - couDot live without him. A tour
"I,t,s' bride and deserted God pity me.
I il,oyy m is sinful and cOwardly but God
III ,,ar44nu me tel you tie whole truth
rsC..i,ss | would not die with lie on my
Sb- +ran took morphine without effect
,,svt taudanum. bur oIJ NOT succeed. one
-, -, ,-ritps. Morphine and audGnuu
did not accomplish tHc enc nty lT9"
W, r5dnced 10 the knife it IS terrible, hu
90 li,,,st AZ n. - She then dressed herself u
- -, Clothes. arranged everything neatly
b,.,,t tho rsofn. procured two towels wrap
- tEetn about her soft throat, a3d theI
fs,-ara5 ber iuguiaT vein Wl;h h-l husoaHd
- Tb, wound was Terrible one. anc
\ - Sc. vent ont in an Instant she wrote
-, is,r4isl3y Take care Of my dear birt
fiI my friends come. -..., 81, go
-. .ftar III tragett. Ibe towels GOV
i 49, ,tta cpast1V wounds and the Tair fac
- ttgrJa hair escaped the contain lnatO
~ ~ h.,,os The husoand's whereabouts ar
: - - i,novn 4 Certificate was iound snow
! -, rbat nc was one of the Fresidenha
electors I'D the iate campaign
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O0TRT PROCLAMATION

~ WHEREAS, The Hon. Robert L. Johnston
President OF the Court OF Common Pleas of the
4Tth Judicial District, consisting OF the County Of
Cambria. and the Hon. John Flanagan and the
HOr. Joseph Masters, Associate Judges Of Cam
bria county. having issued their precept bearing
date the IN day of Sepfeub-r 1885. to directed.
for holding court Of oyer and Termtoer aud
General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions Of
the Peace. in Eheusburg. for the County OF Cam
bria and to commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH. being the trst day OF March, 1885, and 10
continue two weeks.
Notice is herery given to the Coroner, Justices
Of the Peace, Aldermen and Gonstables OF sa id
County of Cambria that tney be tnen and there
in their proper persons at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon Of said day with their records. nquiSt ions,
examinations and their own rememb brances, 70 do
those things which to their Offices appertain 10 be
done. aud those who are bound in recogui n nc es
to prosecute against the prisoners that are OF
shall be IN the Jail OF Cambria County. be then
and there prosecute against them as shall 5e
just.
Given under my hand at Ebensburg the lst day
OF February. in the year Of our Lord lSS6 and the
one hundred and tenth year Of the Independence
Of the United states.
sbrrror E-ab > Al
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
since last week:
Frank NJ Bradley and Rosie }. McClOskey,
GallitZin borough.
Charles V McMuIlen Bakers Mines. and
Mary DOnahoe. Ltlly's.
Joseph Weber. Frankstown township, Blair
county and Annie NJ Hoover. Carroll township.
Perer Miller and Carrie CrOnaner, Gallitzin
borough
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VvonderraI Discovery

Consumptives and ali, who suffer from
any affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
fiUd d certain cure in Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Thousands of
permanent cures verify the truth of this
statement. No medicine can show sucn
record as this. Thousands OF once hopeless
sufferers nov gratefully proclaim they owe
their lives 20 this New Discovery. lt vii
cost you nothing TO give 1t a trial Free
Trial Bottles at L, james Drug Store.
Large size 81 .0e.
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TRIAI. IST.-Foijcwing is the list
nL nansns SCI dom lnr trial a the March
H 4. sHOE7TAKER. Pr0thonotary
Proth'v's Once. Ebousburg- Feb /, 1885.

NOTICE .-Nntic- Is hereby given
~ that the following accounts bave beer, o ed
in +he Court of Common Pleas Of 'smorii Conn-
tv pa and WI II he Onfruied by said Cont on me
frgf EIpndaa Of Harc1. 1850 uniess cause De SHOWN
10 the contrary -
Fi-sv-and partial account .: John O. Noel A
siguce Of William Fi8au-
Second and huaI aceunnt ci Miehael bIadisSs 8
Assignee Of James - M1Tray..
H. A. SHOEMAEER, Prothonotary-
- Tsrotf,-vss Of7ee Ei,ens sburg, FEB. l. 1855
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Shepiff'S Sales.

VOY virtue Of sundry writs Of FIerj F1cigs AhHs
ID FfeY1 FaciGs PlJtriea r'ieri F1CiCs Te1d EEDOu.
LrUoTi FacgdS and TesfGtum FfsTi F1CiGs, issued
out of the COurt OF Common y cas- OF Cambria
County. and TO me directed. there will be exposed
TO public sale at the Court House tn Ehensburg,
po
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19
EIYMENEAL.

Y-PLATT.-BIarried. at the Presbyte-
rian Parsonage, this place, on Tuesday, February
=. 1885, by Rey. Robert McCaslin, Mr.. Frank V.
Perry and Miss Maggie A. Platt, both of Chest
Springs.
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...,ran,a Reserve soIaiers

Anv solder OF the Pennsylvania Reserves,
80 n,nstered into the Uuited States
sefgicr ana honorsoiy aIsceslge9 f GesoFe F
SCI VIZ luiS,..rtage. hy addressing w. HAYES
I,.r 1's az harrisburg, Any officer Of the Re
GIlel, a,bc was promoted from the ranks,
se,'sl se, also heal similar news by addressing
III Grier who %a5 oy'sGSg Rssryas o' co'' p'"y
a Fifth PennsYiVai'a h5'9iNsS
F. Gociz' spring STOCK Is Low ready.
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TUEsnAY,s FLECrIoN.
Result i'm Ebensburg Borough and
Elsewhere.

Our local election passed of quietly on
Tuesday. no great excitement being caused
by either party. Following is the result
with the number Of votes cast for each can
didate
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19

WEST WARD.
Burgess. F. Fl Barker 60 Joseph Gut
valid Ga Collector, Isaac Davis go, Henry
ByTne So Auditor. Albert E Bender 60
Frank Gurlev 6S school Director, Hosea
Evans GA, f 9. Parrish 6S Council, Thos.
Davis 81, f. G. L'0vd 20; Constable, Luke
Weaklaud "a James Myers Il; Judge Of
Election, Ed. Griffith So Thomas James II
Inspector, f. W. Humphreys 81, William G..
Pagan Il Assessor, Richard / Thomas 50.
John A. Blair 10
EAST WARD.
Burgess, F. II. Barker rs. Joseph Gut
waid IL; Collector, Isaac Davis 81, Henry
Byrne %; Auditor, Albert f. Bender 66,
Frank Gurlev II School Director, Sam. ".
Davis 20, VaIliP Luttringpr IS: Council,
Felix Ludwig rs Thomas Sharbaugh IA
Constable, Evan ID. Evans 50 Geo. NJ. Rid
die % Judge OF Election, WIN. Laightv 90.
Thomas Rosensteel 16; Inspector, Melancth
on Evans 6S. Henry Garman II Assessor,
Evan f. Evans u. J. B. Denny Il.
ELECTED ELSEWHERE.
Following are the names of persons elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year in their re-
spective districts:
CAMBRIA TwP.-Justices of the Peace
/ f. J Humphreys, Richard Ovens; Judge
Election, Ed. Owens; Inspector Jos. Noel
Collector, John F TiDbott, Supervisors, w.
w. Howell, Il. J Pryce Assessor, John )
Jones School Directors, G. J. Jones, Rob
/ eIt r. Jones Clerk, John l.. Evans Audi
( tor, David Tudor Constable, John }. Jones
READE Twp CONSTABLE, Chas Troxei
. Collector, Jn0. f. HniIen School Directors
VIM. Glasgow, JnO HOmmer, Fred. Bland
and JOS. HCllpU-tle. Supervisors, Geo. +
Miller. Juo. Beers Assessor. Samuel Dean
Inspectors John TrOxel and Edward Kuhn
Return Judge, JnO. T. Glass Auditor, JnO
Slime; Township Clerk, E. w. Louder.
LILLY BoR burgess, .i,im r. Kelly
Council, jas. Leap, Albert George SchuG
Directors. Peter SWeeny. G. A MCGOuigle
judge objection Christ Robiue Inspector
/ OF Election. Geo. BTant Fred Weldon Aud
itOr. Henry Bolev Tax Collector G. A
McGonjgip; Assessor, John Conrad Con
stable, Martin Deib.
SUMMERHILI TwP.-Justice OF the Peace
VIM. II. SmaY: Supervisors, JOhu Roehm
5. y. Paul: School Directors, Jas Medium
Jacob Prin.le; Judge Of Election, Pete
Heating Auditor, II. II. johns, NJ. ?, Priu
gle-a tie; Collector VIM. DOrau; TwT
Clerk, Jas. Keating.
WmMoRE Bor.-BuIgess, Geo. d. Prir
gle Judge or Election, Wm. 9. Berry In
spectors T. L. Fleck, W. Ski'es SchOC
Directors, VIM. 5. Plotuer IsjdOre Holder
+ Collector, p. T. Kirby Council, Ed. klrby
Geo. Stall; Assessor, ?. F. Kirby; Auditor
Tobias Ashe, p. BuTnh-imer.
LoRETTo. burgess, II. q Turley. NJ. D
Council, W W. McAttar F. Beck; Just5c
B of the Ppaca, Thomas Callan; Constable
. NicnapI George Auditors, NJ. Schwab. 4
T. 'FrfeI. Assessor Charley FLICK; Jude
Of Election. Michael Meloy, Inspectors, VI
ScLwab. F. VauohJ: School Directors, v
w McAteer Il Topper.
ALLEGHENY TwP.-SupervisOrs, Joh
Ausnan ard Zach. KayioT; Constable, {
Mcguire; Tax Collector, J. Driskell; Judg
Of Election. Adam Rudolph; Inspectors. y
p Thomas Andrew Buck; Auditor, ia
ScaDlaD; Township Clerk. w A. 3. Littt
. School Directors. Hugh DIiSkei, Wan. Lit
tie: Assessor, John S. Mccoy.
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ShePiffS Sales.

PY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias, A Has
ID FicTf Fdcids. Eend E1pOH. and Alias Vend
ErD0a. and Tesfnfun feri fqcfGs issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria COUNTY and
t. NE directed. there viii be expnsed u puuIic
sale at the Mansion House In IOhnStown Pa on
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Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing in me biaeksu5lthing
bnsinsss in Ebcn= burg and Beisauo. under the
firm name of Custer X Sensebaugh, has been
tbis al Y dissolved by mutual consent. Aii per
s,s oosi9e, btlfs 70 the hTm Tor work done II the
sbou in FScnsburx are hereby notified TO make
ser-teneut with :. B. Sensebaugh, on OF before
ne gJfh Of March next, as after that date the
fgi-s ~ IA he left with officer Tor collection
AN claims against said frm will oe settled by 3
EAIA NJ FL CUSTER.
5 b. SKINS EBAUfsH.
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in an interview with PIttsburg Com
nierci0l Gazette reporter. DIR. HOstetter, who
has Just returned fTom tne East, stated that
WORK would be commenced on ne SOUTH
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad in J uue and that by
the Isl Of ApTil, 1887 trains 10 pc running
over the road 10 Pittsburg.
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GIVE. under our hands at the Commissioner
sssHre in Ebenshurg, this 29th day OF JHnua-E,
A d 1855.
IDHN KIRBY.
JAMES VOSTLOW. fC5mT1tsstons-s.
DAVID HAMILTON
-.. ,oaarstuoea AudE Esors of Cambria
COUNT ~t-suectfJuy report THAI VIC have eazel9l-
lv exftutned the vouchers and accounts OF the
Ra~-Iprs and E.Npendftures OF said county IRON
tbe 5-l, DAY OF Isuoary. ISIS, 70 the sth day OF
January 1856. and md them a stated also, ths
9o-evoiTg statement or ssets md LIABILITIES OF
said County .
tfivxS under our hands az the t'uuaInissioners
once in E,Ds sshu-g fhis 2qth Gay Of Jauuary
A. ID. 1sSs.
e. B. cox ER.
II ENGLEHART. Auditors.
PATRICK O'DOWn.
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4 MOUNTS DUEFRON CONSTR

q
a lss5 AND ~REvI. Us YEARS
ISs2-Henry Stemmer. Johnstown, eth vs. 51-16
1ss3-Beu Z PuEh. Cambria Jwp..-..-.- +5.sS
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r. b Nct'lrfuev. F. e onemauEh-- 2s 20
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Geo ID Pringfe WiImore hOro'--..- 81
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Auselm WeakIaud. Elder township
tsuce paid ).....--- ..---.-----.--- "A %
Iohu Ncf'abe, Lilly bOrouEh..----- 1I-43
lsSs-S p. Eimistou. Barr t0wushi ip----.- 1910
Th0s. II Reese BiarElick twp ss.5O
AuE Hammers Cambria h1r- % W 5o.65
John A. Jones. Cambria twp .--..--. = %
Beui DeIuyier. cHrrOlirown h1r-.-- 1878
Aug. Tost. Sr., Carroll twp.-..------ 524.S5
Geo. Satisfy, Eiearfeld twp ---.---- 50 Is
lanes Kinney. ConemauRn b0r....- - s.
Juds7n Merrtts. Coopersiale bor.. 7s7
A H Penrod, CrOvle t1ygush ip..-.-- Q25g
Jos J. Trex'er. Dean towushtp..-.. q5 81
Auselm " WeaklanG Elder twp. lZ2 81
John g. Murphy. Franklin bor--.... 10 81
Geo. CufwaIt, - +ilirZiu bo~.------.- e5 %
Bernard Wise Gallitziu twp. S2s.
4 J. Rerkev. GruhbtUwn bor.... 20 o5
! A. Troxeu Portage twp-.....-.-- l2l. .02
Fohn ~ Straye-. SUNNI crhiu twp. 10 sB
Wm. A Rager. Susqgehanus twD.- 45I.52
Joseph jenkins. Taylor twest) twp I22 II
Michael Sisk. Tunueihil bor........ 90 81
Geo. CTillinger, WoOfvale bor..- 90. - o.
4 L, Miller. Lower Yoder twp ---.-. 744o
Jonn Ream, Upper Hoder twp 20 Sc
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-19

THERE must De an open road betwe the
food We eat aud the substanc OF which our
bodies are composed. Ii the read is ciogged
we sicken, faint and die. This road Is made
up of the organs of digestion and aSsmila-
tIOH. OF these tie stomach and llyrr are
chief. Most people have had more or less
expeTie nee of the horrors Of constipation
Prevent 1t and all It's feaTf0l seq dences by
using DR.. Kennedy's 'FavoTlte Remedy. "
it IS the first step that Gusts.
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rF,HE GAMBIA FREEMAN can be had tor
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Tue poor nd House OF Employ ymeut..--- lv- - 70
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