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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

"A good point is q church steeple.
It always points upwards. GoodaWs
Sun.
The bravest boy will quail when
ne appears in public for the first time
after he has had his hair cut by his
mother. Havon Nevs.
THE woman is the enemy of free
DOM" remarks an authority. Correct.
The army of married men who have
been deprived of their latchkeys is .
monument to the sad truth of the as
sertion.- Nashv1ile Union.
Clerk Ito employer)-"What shall
mark that new lot of black silk atp"
Employer MARX the selling price at
three dollars yard" Clerk-"But it
only cost one dollar yard. En-
ployer-sI don't care what it cost. I
am selling off regardless of cos" -St.
Paul Globe.
-Maud-"Yes, have sent him
back his letters; given him back his
ring" Edith -"And are you hap
pyP mo, am miserable" ssThen
why do. you do it?" ..Well, pa and
ma were so pleased with him I was
afraid we ren'tsuited to each other"
Omaha World.
-Antiquary-"Here Is something
very rare; the identical Colts pistols
worn by the great Roland, who was
SLAIN at. honcesvailes Dy the turks.
Customer-"but there were no pistols
in that day." Antiquary-s'I know
that, my dear sir; that's what makes
them so rare. IN 7. Ledger.
"A small child was kept from doing
evil by being told by his mother that
the booman would catch him. and by
his father that the devil was after him.
In time the child's curiosity became
excited, and on again being warned he
answered: 'Papa. I'd just like to see
the booman and the devil after each
other. albany journal.
Poor Hubert, how wish you did
not have to slave so from morning till
nightr' murmured his wife, as, with q
fond caress. she seated herself ON her
husbands knee, aud gently stroked the
auburn locks from his lofty brow. And
the grave, stern man of business UNDER
stood her at once and answered.: swell.
Susie, what is it-a bonnet or whatp
Don't be too hard on me, for money is
scareer than ever."-N Y. Ledger.
Let it never be believed that humor
is dead. Two friends. arguing in a
railway carriage ON political matters.
fell. as is not uncommon under such
circumstances. into a quarrel. "You
mist he a fool.n said one. "You are
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-12-11
CHINESE PEAsANTRy'


- - -.
-. -. u.rd Tot Leaves Thorn No
T,,ns for GsmbIlns.
,,;rto;ls IL Is NOT
~ sniaa' iee' anu d.. orc CON-
necessary to say much no'" az
sidcred ornaments in their way anu !"
nation whose sons wear beli-topperss
- ,vhose d.nohters 90 in for avariety
90. ,..:e ,ust bs charv of criti~
OF oiSeor''on'' mus" ~, s,,,;.r;t;es-
cising otner peoP'o nar.llv
Pigtails. it may not Dc sono. "1
known. are not in their origin Cnineses
when the nresent rulers of China, who
...Lr sa;v.d ,,nor. the empire
are ~"''o"uS, ' - ;,.,,od ON
over Two cen'uri0' &c, sh.ve
edict commanding All on'nesu ~ 49,
their heads and grow tail ike tnem-
selves. There was a good deal OF
.-o,,h,. AZ frst in enforcing such an
''vuo'V =. 49, rs;s t,.vs Ioro aoo
order. Ous ing SAsno - Th;ct,
iorgotten sn"e 'n9 aPPoI ~ con-
sney are 80 PIouu 70 80 * snd anv-
quest ~ wo"'u 20 ~ s,,,,;oct or a
wnere mort s1D aonS-r"tnrsd he
n'oro 'no.vu ,casant His
ing tnan III ~ o~;s,ence scarceiv
nara strugg'o ~. - grnmble
leaves MN NJ machanicaI
Win mrs W al;arsd him
inventions nave yvs IA His RICE
rom the pnrucu ~ "a. hv the old
neias nave 70 20 - ~ fa}as them
Iasnlonou w".o J hn .o ,,r;r,;tive wooden
selves a.e p'o" n-s;as home ON his
nI0W
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Wanted the Very Latest.

Old Mr.. Clamwhooper, who is-verv
rich, recently went to . prominent New
York carriage manufacturer and
ordered that family carriage be built
specially for him. Is
What style do you prefere''
II don't keer what STYLE Il a a. loc<.
a. it's the latest style. ,"
the panelsp'' -
the procession" AVN ~
what armorial bearings am I 70
put on the psnelsg''
"You know moro about 1t than I do.
lwant something new and fresh--the
very latest style, Of course. ~ y
Tslegran.
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There is one candy house in New
York that has factory Of immense
SIZE and several stores, and they were
al created within Z few years ont a.
IN original capital Of o16.O vhlch
was borrowed Tor the purpose.
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n.'ie "nlee goat ana reiisning nes al
seaay as ne Knew tnat ne sno1id eat
ner, tne Won was NOT IN any hurry;
oniy wnen s1e turned founa; &c began
20 Iaugn cIueny: ma; ma. M; oeguin 8
l.tle goa.' ana ne ilcked ms naooy
cn0Ps WIN MS great req tongue.
nlanquet1e gave nersei up TOT ioss.
FOR one moment, when she remem-
peIeu the STORY OF Ola nenauoe, VINO
nad iougnt all night long 10 pe de-
vourea IN the morning, sne tnougnt
,nas aIte, an perhaps she nad better
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Mrs. Brown-Don't you Ike Miss
Smith. Mr.. Jonesp
Jones-No. I do not.
Mrs. Brown-Why. isn't she prettye
Jones-Yes. she is pretty enough.
but she Is TOO taciturn. / don't Ike .
lady too tacituru.
Mrs. Brown (after . little rehection)
Perhaps you are right. A blonde
would suit you better than these taci-
turn complected girls. - Texas SitIsngs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

The Harrisburg Telegraph Gays: The
County Commissioners of Dauphin County
are about to draw the line on the premiums
for hawk scalps, They have been paying a
pile Of money for Kidding the county Of
hawks and there is ground for the belief in
their minds that a system of swindlinG has
been InauguIated. Thursday an alderman
was refused the premium nf fifty cents each
for 30 scalps presented in behalf Of one
Henry Taylor, who alleges that they we're
killed IN Susqushanna Township. AnOth-
er hawk exterm!natOr Jacob Stuck by name.
brought in eiEhty-niDe scalps, with the
killed In Susquehanna Township. Cit
izAns 10 that part of the county say there are
not many hawks in the township and the
Commissioners have decided to defer paw
ment until an investigation can be had. 1t
Is claimed by Taylor that the hawks were
shot between the 18th CT September and
the 14th of October, and by Stuck that
those he killed were slaughtered between
July and August Clerk REGGIE states that
they are informed that hawks have been
killed in Maryland and border counties and
taken there IN order to secure the premium
1t Is also stated that along the western tier
the eggs OF hawks are placed under hens,
and hawks raised in Ohio for the purpose OF
getting the premium in Pennsylvania. 1t is
also understood that both Taylor and Stuck
are residents of York County, and also that
/ one of them has been refused premiums at
York. The matter will be thoroughly sifted.
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The OmefaI Vote.

In our election table last week we
published the totals as they were added up
by the clerks, and as they are filed in the
Prothonotary's office as the Official vote of
each of the respective candidates. The
totals, although the official count, were not
correct and we give below the correct total
vote on the legislative ticket which Is as
follows Mclaughlin. 4505 Rhey, 4Y99
Masters, 1858 and James 4o56. making
NcLausblin's plurality 449 and Rhey's 74S
The totals on Gov erncr, Prothouotsry
and Register and Recorder are correct in
the oficial count bat on the balance OF the
ticket they are not, and vary from / TO $50,
but as We have not had the time tn go over
all the returns we cannot give the exact
vote as Il should be.
How the clerks agreed in their count ia q
matter that they only can explain, but as
no person Is injured by their addition the
presumption Is that 1t is to he attributed tC
gross careiessness and not to any intention
to doctor the returns.
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The following pupils were perfect IN at
tendance during month:
Room No 1-Erhin Custer, Roscoe Gus
ter Harry Evans, Herbie Evan, NelllhR-
ton Evans. Walter McCaslin. Elmer DAVIS,
Ralph Tibbott Willie Leighty, Aitei
Humphreys. Jennie Evans, Bessie h'Sns'
Edith Evans, Annie McBreeD. Louie NC NC
Namara, Fannie Kerr Mary ConEelL Coia Cia
Pagan, Emma Fagan. Jennie Davis, meulie
Thompson, Bessie McCasiin, Maggie llo-
bolt, Lizzie Ludwig.
Room No. 2.-Maud Richardson, Annie
Dawson. Aggie James, Grace McCas'in'
ESteIla Creerv Ada Jones. M'v Davis, A
lie Jones' Emily Davis. Mary Nipple. Let
tie Custer. Blanche Folsom, Harry Sh,ns-
felt, Lewis Evans, Charlie Evans, IrVin
Cant
Room No. 5 Mary McBreen, Nora Lud-
wig ApVip Owens, Gprtie Bower, Emma
Morrow, Stella Rosensteel. Edith myPIs'
Annie Frederick Flora. Mills, Annie Mills
Sadie Nipple. Gertie Larimer, Harry NC
Namara, Charlie Port. Charlie weaken
Edgar Evans. George Thomas. Fred Jones
Room No 4.-Leouard Jones, kelcharI
Garman, Emmett Davis, Stanton DAVIS
Jimmie Dick, Jennie Bower, Alice Davis
Katie McBreen, Della Folsom, MadRe DICK,
Ella Kirschner, Annie Maloney and Mag
gle McCabe.
Room No, 5-John Seaman, Daytor
Mason, Bert Davis, Herschen Davis Onr
Barker Sherman Mason, lZora Davis floit
Davis Irene Evans, Rachael Letdy, Birdi'
SheDkle and Hattie DOuRherty.
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Proth'ys once. Nov. S, 1885.
OOURT PROCLAMATION

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Robert L. Johnson,
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
Of the 4Tth Judicial District, consisting Of the
Comfy Of Ca amhria and the Hon. John Flanagan
and Joseph Masters. AssOciSte Judges OF Ca m
hria county, having issued their precept, bearing
d tte the eth day Of Sep. 1855 10 me directed for
holding Court OF Oyer and Terminer and Deliv-
cry. and Quarter Sessions Of the Peace in Fbens-
burg for the County of Cambria and to commence
or the nrst Monday Of December. being the 9Th
day Of December 1885, and 70 continue two weeks.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Coroner. Justices
of the Peace, Aldermen and COnstabl-s, of said
county OF Cambria that they be then ani there in
their proper persons at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
of said dav with their records. inquisiOns, eIami
nations and their own remembrances, TO do those
things which to their Offices appertain to he done
and those who are bound In recORnizances to pros
ecute against the prisoners that are or shall be
in the Jail OF Cambria county be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be Just.
Given under my hand at Ebensburg. the Sth
day OF November. IN the year of our Lord 1856.
an5 ths one hundred and eleventh year Of the
Independence OF the United States.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, Nov. s, !Sss. At.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED,

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, NOvem-
Der 10 1885:
Robert A. Sloan and Jennie l.. Evans,
JOhnstOwn.
Levi Whorton and Susanna Maugus, Mill
vile.
William Smith aud Caroline Diefenbach,
JOhDstown.
Adam Barley, Altoona, and Mabel
o. Potts, JohnstoWu.
Joseph Snuman and Mary L. Mosk,
Franklin
Elmer Kimmen, Johnstown, and Mary
Scott, COnemaugh
Thomas Wilson, Couemaugh, and Fortune
Orns Franklin.
Alexander Leslie and Nanney o. Clark,
Millvile.
John II. Gwin and Maggie Mccoy Mount.
aindale.
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wonderful Cures.

w. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists Of Rome. Ca, say We fave
heen selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters and BuckIen's Arnica SaIve
for two years Have never handled any
hing that sells so well, or gives such salts
faction. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines In this city.
Several cases Of Pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by use of few
bottles Of DR. Kings New Discovery, taken
IN connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by z. James.
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FoR THE RELIEF and cure of the innsm.

FoR THE RELIEF and cure of the inhsms
tion and congestion called q cold in the
head there lie more potency in Elys Creon
Balm than in any thing else It is possible TO
prescribe. This preparation has for years
past been making 8 brilliant success as q
remedy for cold in the head, catarrh ard
bay fever. Used in the initial stages of
these complaints Cream, Balm prevents any
serious development OF the symptoms, while
almost num5erless cases are on record OF
radical cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other modes Of treatment had
proved OF no avail.
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Nu1J.-WuJJIns Marie,
sc.r1.tFerer and ntp,her,.

are spread by contaRion, by the transfer of
living matter. These particles come from
the skin, the membrsnOus lining Of the
mouth. nose and throat, and from tue intes-
tines ana urinary organs Disenfeci
Promptly snd thoroughly With Dsrbys Pro-
phyisctic Fluid, the great germ destroyer.
Prof. II. T. LuptOn, OF the Vanderbilt
University, Tenn, says "As disenfrct
art and detergent DATbSs PcTphylactic Fluid
Is superior to any preparation with which II
am acquainted"
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Private Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

I will sell At private sale my one third interest
In the following lands lyingin Cambria and Al
legheny counties viz:
Onethird interest IN a tract Of land situated In
Summerhill township, Cambria county. Pa, con
tanning three hundred and sixty seven acres
more or less, underlatd with several good veins
OF bituminOus coal. survey has been through
this property from South Fork to Bedford for 3
railroad.
Also, one-third interest in an undivided tfsct
Of land owned by Anna Il. McCfonigle and John
z. Seaman tboth being now decessed) containing
one hundred acres, more or les, undsrfaid with
good vein Of Iron ore making 40 per cent Of Iron
situated in Portage Township. Cambria CO.. Pa
Also, ohe-third interest IN two lots OF ground
situated in the town of Portage, in Portage twp
Cambria county, Pa.
Also, one third interest In tract Of land sttua-
ted In Washington township. Cambria county
Pa, containing Six Hundred and Forty Acres
underlsid with three veins OF good Coal a vein OF
Fire Clay, and Ore
Also, one-third interest in two lots Of ground
situated IN Allegheny county, Pa, about FIVE
minutes walk from East Liberty station, on the
Penna. X. r.. there being two good Plank Dwell
ling Houses erected thereon, with good cellars
and good water.
The same Will he sold free OF All fncumbrances
and good title guaranteed. For further partic.
ulars call on or address, &. A. MTfONIGLE.
Hemlock, Cambria CO. Pa o.,
or my attorney, E. q. KERR,
ct. EbensourE, Pa,
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INTER- E-s-.EE-@gs TD
EbenSburg and Surroundings,

Although reputation class Clothing Furnishing
Goods House has already gained firm hold the minds # al
whom had think
duty remind the people Of Cambria county from time to time
through the columns this paper that alive to their IN
hold their conf
dence as long Establishment exists
Our method of doing business plain simple the
We purchase at all times the best goods for the that the
ucurers produce We guarantee every article sold
Store to be exactly what represented be by aesmen We
have and the everybody We cheerfuy refund
liberal portion of the purchase money goods prove
satisfactory the and every instance prices
raned to be lower than the quality and make Of goods be
purchased for elsewhere
For the benefit Of customers, Mr.. Suka Will continue his
usual visits Ebensburg and would strongly advise them at
all times delay their purchases for his coming they find
inconyenient visit Johnsown.
Remember that it is impossible any Of the eastern
cities better goods later than you and
Der whatO guarantee states regarding prices and satisfaction
WOOLF 81 SON.
Grand Depot for Clothing Hats and Furnishings.
JOHNSTOWN. PA
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HKmRnRaI.

HEYRRLY -DURBIN Married at Goa lpOr ,
on Tuesday, Ocuu5er 70. 1886, by Rev J G.
McAtee, Nj. William Hrverly and MISS An
ME Durbin.
The wedding was an exceedingly pleas
ant affair. Mr. John Grenada, OF COalport
and Miss Ella Christy, of Loretto. we're the
attendants. A reception was held at the
residence of the BRIDES father. A number
of their friends arrived at late hour and
brought with them a regular Calithumpian
band, which woke the echoes for miles.
Many handsome presents were received.
A Guest.
RowLAND-GRow-M at Indiana.
October z, 1886, 0y Rev. William Shadrack,
d. D., Mr. Ellsworth Rowland, of Black lick
TOW nship. Cambria county, to Miss Amanda
Grow, of Burlington township, Indiana,
county.
AKENs BIRCH Married at EbeDsburg,
Pa, Sept. 16, 1885, by Rev. r. McCaslin,
David Akebs and Sadie z. Birch, both OF
WestmOreland county, Pa.
NULL-WILLIAM Married at Ebensburp
Pa. Oct. 8, 1886 oy Rev. r McCsslin
Amos W. Null and Lilly May Williams
both OF Westmorelsnd county, Pa.
SLoAN-RvAEs-M Married at Ebe3sburg
Pa. Nov 4 1886, by Rev. R McCasIin,
Robert A. Sloan ard Jennie L. Evans
both of Westmoreiand county, Pa.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue OF an Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Clinton County to me directed, there will be eX-
posed to public sale at the hotel Of G. RObine. in
Lily borough. Cambria county, on SATURDAY
the 9th day Of November. 1855, At O'Clock. p.
the following property of which William M'ClOs-
key, late Of Clinton county. died seized:
All that certain two lots Of ground. situated IN
Lilly borough. in said county Of Cambria, desert
bed follows: Fronting on Nam street ono
hundred feet and extending back one hundred
and tWen:y-seven feet adjoining lot of g. Robine
said lots known on tn plan of lots laid out by
William Tiiey a. lots No. and ,. having thereon
erected TWostory Frame Dwelling House and
OutbuildIngs
TERMS of SALE'-Ten per cent. when the
property Is Knocked down. one half the remainder
when the sale is confirmed, and the remainder in
one year tn hereafter with interest
HUGH !, BANNAN,
Trustee to sell the Real Estate Of William NJ
Closkey. deceased. Nov. 5, Sc
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.

WANTED Local and General
w Agents IN each town ana city Of the Un
ion on salary or Commission. TO solicit orders
from busiless men for OGr elegant new style,
ntcsle plated and low priced door plates. ur
Statesmen make IS to so q day. We viii furnish
case with two Sample Plates, to any person with
reliable references Circulars, Testimonials,
Reference SC. sent on application.
MICH. Door PLATE Co.
Grand Hopids. Mich.
Nov IL 1855
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STRAYS.-Came TO the premises Of the subscri-
- her. in Chest township, or about October
10. 1885, white steer two years old. with notch
cut in his left ear. Also. about the same time a
red and white spotted heifeT. two years old no
m"rks visible. The owners are requested TO come
forward and prove property. pay charges and IA Ike
them away. otherwise they will he disposed OF sc-
cordinR to law, CHAS. RHODY.
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premises of

CTRAYS-Came to the premises of
- the subscriber residing in GallitZin town
shin Cambria county. about the nrst week OF
June last six head OF cattle, 70 Wit one year
old yellow bull muley -vear-old brindle steer
3year- old black steer. 23 year old brown heiners
and 2-year-oId red and white heiher with a small
hell on The owners requested to come for
ward prove property. pay charges snd take them
away otherwise they will be disposed Of accordinR
BENARD WISE.
9allitzin Twp, Nov. Il 1885,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvFN THAT
IN an application will be made under the
Act Of Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania, entitled AN Act TO provide ioi the
fl Incorporation OF certain corporations" approved
the 29th day OF April, A D., 1874, for the charter
OF an intended corporation to be entitled the
6CfaIIitzin Building & Loan Association tor the
purposes and with the privileges AS specially set
forth in section 81 said act.
Nov. u, 1886.
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H.ud.ome and Durable Paints.

Ready mixed at SOC. 6oc.. 75c. to 81 90 per
gallon, all ready to brush on. seems to be
an inducemert to farmers and property
owners to take an advantage of. Send for
color card Testimonials, prices, etc. free,
To ATLAS PAINT CO. Pittsburgh. Pa.
See advertisement elsewhere In this issue.
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STRAY Game 70 the premises of
~ the subscriber in SusQuehanna township
on about the LIST of September last, roam
COW supposed to he about Fix years old with crop
out OF esch ear. The owner is requested TO come
forward. prove property, psy CHARGES and take
her away. otherwise she will be disposed OF sc-
cording TO law.
Uct. n 1898.
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10 the premises Of the
~ subscriber IN Clearfield township. about the
FIRST of May. 1885. brindle heiffer. about years
old with white the belly. white the root Of
OF the tail ard white the len ear, on at the
point. The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges and take her away
otherwise she viii be disposed OF according 70
law.
VI. d. WILLS.
Clearheld Twp. Nov. II, 1885.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Thp under
"A signed having been appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas OF Cambria county auditor to
report distribution Of the balance in the hands OF
Alvin Evans. Esq. dmtn istra tor Of Isaac Evans
late of EbPnsburV borough, deceased as shown by
his hrst and partial account. hereby gives notice
that be Will SIT al his utice in EbensOurg, on
SATURDAY. Nov. 20tR. 1885. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose OF attending to the du-
ties Of hts appointment, when and where slI per
sons havirg claims must present them or be de-
barred from coming in on said fund.
A. '. BARKER, Auditor.
Ehensburg, Nov. 3, 1885.
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NOTICE.-In the Orphans Court 81
~ the County OF Cambria. To the heirs aud
legal Representatives o. Elias Baker, deceased.
GREETINa: You hereby cited 10 re and
appear be fore the Judges Of the OrphsuE' Court,
70 be held s Eben sburE. on the hrst No uday Of
December next. then ana there 70 accept OF re
fuFe TO take the Real Estate OF Elias Baker. de-
censed at the spPra ised valuation pur upon % by
an Inquest duly awarded bv the said Court, or
show cause why the same should not be zold.
JOSEPH a. GRAY sheriff
ShsrIf's once, EteusburE. Ps-, Sept 30. lsso-
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FOR SALE !

The we'll known : lenkle Grist NH. o5e
fourth mile from raIiro G station At Ehensburg-
This is q three run wate- power mill and viii be
sold cheap and on reasonable payments
INQUIRE OF !. 4 GRAZ1ER or
A. Y. BARKER.
Executors l.. Shtukle. deed
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
II following accounts have been Med in the
Court ef Common Pleas OF Cambria county, Penn
sVIvanfa and Will be confirmed by sale Court on
the nrst Monday Of December next, unless cause
can be shown 10 the contrary
First and final account OF irwin Rutied8e.
Assignee Of r. J. BlouRh and wife.
First and final account Of Samuel HOFFMAN,
Assignee of Henry Bash and wife. -
H A SHOEMAKER,
PrOthonotary.
Proth VS. once, Nov. Il. 1886. St.
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school Report
Enrolled. attendanoe.

Report OF the Ebensburg Public Schools
for the first month, ending Nov. 5. 1885
Average
EnrnIIed atteI,dance.