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4 Probable Murder.

Mrs. Florence Gordon, wife of Elwood
Gordon, was found dead on Iasl Saturday at
the house of Lizzie Thompson in Cone
mauVh township, a short distance from
JOhnstoWD, under circumstances that led TO
the belief that she had beer murdered. The
deceased was white woman and at one
time was said 60 have been respectable, but
she became dissipated and finally married
Elwood Gordon, colored vagahond who
has served = number Of terms in Our county
jail. Gordon and hJs wife had been living
at Mis- ThOmpsou's, and or Friday night
Mrs. Gordon retired about one O'Clock and
her husband aOou5 three hours later.
About eight O'Clock on Saturday morning.
Gordon called Mrs. Thompson % "ccue up
and see Mrs. Thompson, that sna lo0Fad as
II she was dead" She was found 10 be
dead, with her ewes and mouth open and
her shoulders ami arms blaes. Gordon was
Jealous Of his wife, ard had frequently made
lhr, ats of killing her A coroucr's IL quest
was held, and the ply sicia"'s testimony
seems 10 indicate that ler death was rot
from natural causes, but up to his hour the
Jury has not rendered verdict.
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Mountain DaIc Items.
Mnuntatr Dale. Feb 5. /

Mountain Dale, Feb s, 1886,
Editor Freeman: This is ground hog
day, and from present appearances. lis hog
ship will see his shadow, and if he does,
then look out for six weeks more Of snow
aid northwestern bIizz rds.
Our venerable friend, MT James MeArt-
ney, Sr., Of Mountain Dale, celebrated bis
p birthday on the 29ih Of January. There
were twenty-nine representatives Of his
family present besides two niecss, and Rev.
Krider, Of BeTwood. Mr.. Mccartney is the
oldest Inhabitant in the Dale, having lived
where the village now stands for over forty
years, and Is highly respected by every one
Mr. James Russell, another aged gentle
man. living In New GPTmauy, small VII
liage about mile south Of here. had PAT
alytic stroke a short time ago, which left him
quite helpless. but at last accounts was i'm
nrOvfno a READER.
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The third annual ban Of The High Old
Time Club was held at the Callan House at
CTess0n on last Friday night and, Ike al
its predecessors. was we'll attended ard en-
ioyed by all who participated About eiEh-
teen couples went from Ebe H>huTR on
a special train. leaving the station at
3 2. NJ, and retaining ~ a. NJ DoleRa-
tioDs from Altoona. Gailtzin, Summit. Lii
ly's and. JuhustOwn were in attendance,
and the parties a. rold numbered over one
hundred. The music was furnished ny the
NessTs O'Breu, Of Munster township. and
could not be eZc-ied. Aoout one O'Clock
bountiful supper WIS prepared Which the
guests did ample Justice 20. The host aud
hostess or the CaIIan House are noted for
setting an elegant repast aud the auuUal
ball is one Of the Institutions that must be
handed down 10 posteri5y. C0uat rs in az
long as We are able 70 dance. which ought
to be for a generation yr two.
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SCHOOL MATTERS.

The Joint Institute of CIeaTfeld, Cam
bria and Indiana Counties, convened in the
Methodist church at Cberrytree, on Friday
evening, January 29th. The Institute con.
tinued until the Saturday evening, aud the
program, as prepared by the committee, was
fully carried out. The exercises were in
teresting and profitable, large number OF
teachers frOm the three COUNT Is being
present. On Saturday evening county s.
perintendeute Savage, Of CleaIfieId, Coch.
ran, OF Indiana, ard StTayer, of Cambria,
each delivered an address before the Insti.
tute. The teachers and friends Of educa.
tion present voted unanimously to hold an
annual joint Institute in the future.
Misses Mary KFise and Katie WiImore,
two Chest township teachers, have resigned
their schools, and M. J. ". McNane. Of
CoaIpOrt, ana Lester Larimer. of Ebepsburc.
have been selected to take charge Of The
schools for the remainder os the term.
County Superintendent Suayer aas visited
upward Of two hundred schools up to the
present time, besides attending local Insti.
tutes during each week since the County
Institute.
A number Of districts are holding local
Institutes every other Saturday, and the
most prominent and progressive teachers
attend and take part in these meetings
MEETING AT LORETTO.
The following is the program Of the In
stitute to be neld at LoIettO, On Saturday,
February 18th:
What to teach and how to teach it.-F. j.
Parrish.
Variety in school work.-M. d. Bearer.
Wrong methods aid how to correct them.
It. j. Itel.
How far are parents responsible for the
progress Of pupils at school? B. A. Thomas.
Class driIl--SuperintenpeDt Stroyer
How to teach fractions and compound
proportion. Prof. }. W. Leech.
Best methods Of teaching spelling. Olive
Topper.
What is the object Of supplementary
reading ?-H. @. KaYlor.
How far are Directors respousibie for the
success Of their schools w. A. B. Little
and John Lynch. e
Teachers are requested to come prepared
to discuss the questlcns on above program
and also 70 take part in select readfr gs,
FHeBds and patrons are cordially invited 10
attend The meeting VIII organize at 10
a N PROGRAM COMMITTEE.
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DEATHS DOINGs
A. S. RATHBONR.

Mt. A S. Rsthbone died at his residence
in Jackson township. on Thursday Of last
week. in the 18th year Of his age. The de -
ceased, who was native of the interior Of
the State Of New York. came to Jackson
township about thirteen years ago and car
ried Oh farming and numbering The writer
OF this, who knew him quite well esteemed
Mr. RathbOne as one Of the most intelligent
gentlemen of MS acquaintance, and often
listened to his "reminiscences of SIIas Wright,
William H. Seward, Dean Richmond and
other Olc-time New York politicians, with
whose personal history be was perfectly IA
miliaT. Mr.. RathbOue was Democrat of
:he Andrew jackson school, was a gentle
man in all his conduct, and commanded the
respect OF all who knew him He is sur
vived by bis wife, who is much younger
than her husband, and lady Of rare iuteni-
gence. They never had any children.
MARTHA ROSE.
Mrs. Martha }. Rose, wife of NJ. Wesley
!, Rose, Of Johustown. died in that place
oD yesterday week, aged go years. Her i'll
ness was Of tong duration and was attended
with a complication Of maladips, The do
ceased was a daughter Of Robert Given, an
ex Associate Judge OF Westmore'and couu
ty, wh died at hi, residence near Green's
burg, few years ego. Mrs. Rose was un5.
geTsally respected and beloved by all who
knew her, and her death has caused q sin
cere feeling of sorrow iB Jobnsrown Her
husband and nIre children survive her
among the latter being Harry @. Rose, ESQ,
the pre- sent District Attorney. and his broth
er, john NJ. Rose, Esq, who is also mem.
ber of the bar OF this county.
THOMAS M'CABE.
Mr. Thomas McCsbe, Sr., died a. his resi-
dence in East C0nemaugh, on Sunday last,
10 the 80th year OF his age. He me to
Johnstown from Ireland 10 1885. He was a
stone cutter by trace, but did not long fol-
low the business. In time he acquired pro-
perty in JuhnstOwn which he sold for Sl3.-
900 and moved TO East COnemauga. where
he resided until his death. The deceased
was one Of the kindest and best hearted Of
men, was universally respected, and died
without an enemy. He was twice married
and leaves large number of children, most
of whom are married He was a devoted
Catholic and had the sacraments 0l the
Church administered to him before his
death. May his soul rest iu peace.
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~ WHGREAs, The Hon. Robert L johnston
PreSfnent OF the Court ui Common Pleas Of the
4Ith Judicial District, cons sling Of he County OF
Cambria and the Hon. JOhn Flanagan and the
hor- Joseph Masters, Ass0ciHte Judges OF Cam
orla county. nav ng issued their precept bearing
date TIE TtH ddg Of SCDtc1lbC ISs5 to me directed
Tor holding court OF oyer aud Terminer and
General jail Delivery aud Quarter Sessions Of
the Peace. IN Ehens5urg, for th5 County oi Cam.
bria. and to comm ace 90 che FIasr MOSDAY OF
MARCH. being the Hrst oay OF Narch, 1855. and 10
continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby given 20 he Coroner Justices
OF the Pence. Aldermen and ''oustsbies OF said
County Of Cambrfq that trey be tuen and there
IN Their proper persons al 10 O'Clock in tue fore.
noon % sa'd day With their records InQu. sitfcns
exam nations and tHCir rem gEnhrances to do
ihose -hinES which TO their Offices #ppertaia be
done. and those who are bound in recls-n q ne ces
70 prosecute against the prisoners that are or
snail fe in the jail or Cambria Couuty be then
ana there o prosecute against them as shall be
lU7t.
Given under my hand 20 Eben sburk the Ist day
OF tcLTutry- in lue year OF our Lord 1856 and fha
one hundred and tenth year o the Independence
Of the United states.
JOSEPH A. GRAY Sheriff.
EDen-purg. Feby2, ISs5.-4t
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norss.. cnttIe ana shlekens.

For collie and gTubs, foI lung fever, cough
on uido-aound, l give Simmons Liver heEu
lator OiqEid) in one ounce doses or one
tea spoonful of The powder N mash twice
a dav. You can recommend il 70 every one
having STOCK as tue best msticine sno"n
for The above complaints In using II with
my chickens, for cholera and eapes, nix
it with the cough and feed it twice Day.
By this treatment ] have lost none where
the Regulator was given promptly ana reg
ularly T. L. TAYLOR, Agt. foF Ira Eeis
Of ia p
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60 ,rnnern C,ematIst =

Is the title OF a new monthly, devoted to
funeral reform and the cremation metnoa OF
dispusiHR Of tae dead. IL 's PuoVsIitu, - -
I,uefst,.r pa where the 6rst crenintori0m
for nat,.rsl bosiness was established, IN
witch torty-one bodies have already eeeh .l
reduced 10 ashes Do. VI. L DAVIS ana W;
II. Hensel publish the ''Crensust ai"
and the psriodical at 81 90 year
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II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, ioss Of appetite, general de-
hiitv, disOrtered blond weak constitution.
headache, or any disease Cf @ bilious nature,
bY all means procure bottle 0f Electric
Btters. You VIII be surprised at the u pid
Improvement that will follow you will he
inspired with new life strength aud aciivi
ty VIII return pain and misery will CEASE
and henceforth YOU wii, rejoica in the praise
.ie by T. James
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THERE must be an open read between the
food we eat and the substance of which our
bodies are composed. Il the road is coeUed
Ve sicken, faint and die. This road is made
up OF the organs of digestion and assmila-
tOn. OF these the stomach and liver are
chief. Most people have had more nr less
expert jence of the horrors Cf constipation.
Prevent It and all its fearful sequeuces 5y.
using Dr. KPnnedy's "Fsvorite Remedy
1t is the first step thai costs. r-z
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Sheriff'S Sales.

DT virtue OF suudFy w-its OF FIeri FGcf1s Alias
ID FIerf FdctGs, Pluries f5eri FaciGs Veud EzDon.
LrrGTf FdcJdS and Tesfafum FieYi FdcjGs. issued
out of the Court OF Common 2 Pieas OF Cam bTia
County. and to rae directed, there viii be exposed
to public sale at the Court House in Ebensburg,
Pa.
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NOTICE.

nISSOLUTION NOTICE.
IL The partnership OF Asa Il Fiske and John
Il fiske. trading as 4. Il. Fiske * Co, at FIske
T.. O.. Waite township. Cambria COUNT Pa has
been dissoived Ivy the death of SAID Asa "a. Ffske.
The business viii be continued by Joha II. Fiskc.
at the same place. under the name and style OF A.
II. ffsNs s co. Notice is HEREBY givan % ~ pel-
sDnsl debted 20 the old lrm Of 4 Ti Flske X Go.
& make Payment wlthOut delay 40 the under
signed. and those having ciaims sgs INST sai drm
viii present hem TO . JOHN II. Fl Ii l..
fiske p. o.. Cambria Co, Pa, Jan. -. ISS6.-3t.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1896.

AT Q 'CLCtII. p. NJ.
Ihe i"iIo"lus described property. in Croyle town
ship. Cambria county:
Bounded on the north Bv lands Of Iaroh srr,ov
aud GEORGE SkeI'y. the east by ads a. Nfah'l
ShS " and Joseph kuepper on he eoutn by Ia-1e
oi Joseph SFeilv and Charles Diamond on the
west 10y lands of Peier McClarrcn. containing
Eighty-SK Acres and One Hundred and Thirty.yjus
PeTches, More or Less.
7 TERMS or SALE.-Oue h9lfoi the purchase m
ney at the confirmation of iH- r-le and the re.
manner IN one year thereafter. with Interest.
the same To he secured by Judgment note or bv
hond and norJg6ge. as the Trustee may elect
JOHN RORA BAUCfH Trustee
CToyle township. Jan. -. IsS5 81.
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Sheriffs Sales.

II / virtue OF sundry writs Of Fiesi Facies ar,
- F's17 Ffci6s- Esnd E~p0n. aud f1irF Tas5
1ll2t anu Iestatu1 ieyf f1ciaS. Issued ont Of r7e
Oolrt ~ common Pleas % Cam hri- Count. ar5
L me- directed. there viii be exposed 10 rur,lf.
e--e u ne Mans-nn Innse IN -I.l.r....--.- .--e
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q UDITOR'S NOTTCE.-Tn Al

q UpITOR'S NOTICE.-In the mat
81 ter Of the rule 60 snow cause why an ord er
81 SAFE sa"uld not be granted to Samuel Clark
Executor Of sarah Hannah Brown deceased, for
the pay ymeut Of debts. ... ~
Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Court OF Cambria County to Investigate
the aets ni the ease. 20 ascerJtn tine amount Of
upon tine cXpedieney OF granting the aDDlioa-Es nm
notice is hereby given Thar wIn sir at nv s.Hi .e
on fHssedg. faorta737T T. 1850. a TES O'CLOCK a..
", % Discharge the dutirs ot SAID arpO N et
at Fhich TINE. ant tsacc an pe0sJns Interested
may attend u tey see proper
III j. KTTTELI.. Auditor.
Ebeh sburS Pa, ian. =, 1856 -c-....-...
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4 MOUNTS DUEFROM OUNSrABLEs FCR
- L.s5 ND nrEET r-- :. y .ua

4 MOUNTS DUE FROI CONSTA BIsES Fer
y 1855 AND FEEvI Us YEARS.
lss2-Ueury Stemmer. Johust0wn -th Fs 5I1e
1885 Benz j Pash- Cambria twp-...... 5s8
Jos J. IreEier. Dean twp -.....-..... l4Ts
T.. b MeIarruey- r. ouemaugh IS 70
Henry Stemfner. Johustowu, 4th w. sZIs
=. K. HIi ct. ! I1h0sfuwr. sfh ward - g
Goo u. PriuZ G WIimore buro- -. il
lSs4-tfe0. +. krug. Barr toWnshfD. "a %
David II Jones. Cam ria twp...... Is-s
Auseim Weaklaad. Elder t0ansaLp
tsinre paid )-.--.-.. -.-...--.-.... - o7
John Ici abe. Lilly borough. ....... lI4s
lss5-S 3. fmiston. Barr towuship.--... 70 20
Ihus- II Reese, BiackIicz twp..-. R-.EI
aux. Hammers, Cambria b0r "a y 5yC5
john A Jones, Cambria twp ---.-.- z5 80
Beul. Delozier, q arrslirgvu blr--.. 10.
Aug. Gost Sr.. Carroll t0vu-..-..... S2l-s3
Geo Satisfy. Glea-heid tvp...-..... 344Is
James Kinney. CpucWaugn ber.... SAY
Juds5n MeTritts. CooeerSiaIe hor Isl
A. Il. Pgnrud. CTlvle tIwnsb p.--... % Sd
Jos. 7. Trek eT. Dean towusaiD.... 90 q7
Auselm vs. eaElauG Elder twp. To- =
John r. Mrrghy. FraukIiu bJr.....- 1oq ql
Geo. GutwaiJ, G1IlItzin bor......... IS 3
Bernard " ise Gtllifzin twp.--.... 81. II
4. J. Bsrkev. Grubbt0wu bor-.. 20 as
!. 4. TraEcI Portage tsp......-.- l2I ~
John r.. strsye-. Samnlerhfl twp l-445
Wm- a EEEer. SusuRehauua tFu.. 4aI 81
Joseph JeuEiIs. Tay Tor (wezf) twp l.2 II
Michael Sex. IunneihLl bar. 80 90 81
Geo. Giilin ger, Wood yale bor.--.... 81 "a
T. L. Miller. Lover u oder Twp = a
Jonu Ream, Upper Yoder twp 80. 50 s.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

IA Letters Of Authorization upon tho estate
OF Asa II. Fiske. late Of White township. Cambria
county. Pa. deceased. having been granted 10 the
undersigned. notice is hereby given t0 "a persons
indebted IL said estate to JaHkc Immediate pay =
ment. and those having claims or demands to
present them properly authenticated tor settle
ment JOHN II. FlSKE. Administrator.
Fiskc +. O., Jan. -. 1sS5.-6t.
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HKHEN EAE.

ia AMES-JONES Married, ut the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, IN the East
ward, Ebeus6urg, On Wednesday, Feb. 3,
1886 by Rev MT. James, Of SaltimOre, a
brother of the grcom, Mr.. II. j. James, Of
Kane, and Miss Lizzie NJ. Jones, of E5ens
burg.
The groom is a young citizen OF Kane
Mexican county. whose parents a. one time
high IN that community as an enierprisiug
business man, while Tire bride, daughter
OF Nj. Thomas l. Jonee$uf this place, is 4
most estimahle young lafV, who vii per
form her duties in their journey through
Tie with devotiJn, and prove heipmpei
worthy and deserving Uf a good HUSBAND :
affection. After the ceremony was per
formed the young couple took their 6epsrt-
ure On the 3 p. NJ train for an extende {
wedding tour, ont before leaving did no
forget TO kindly remember the printer =
May success and happiness attend then
through life
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a TDITOR,S NOTICE.-In ii. I

Z n Ter of he trst ard hudi recount oi E ]
Parish. Ad lnistrator &c. of The Estate Of II.
q Briep tate % Gallitzn barcush feceasef.
The Undel signed having been appointed Audit
tor by the Orphans Court ui J'smtria County.
Pa. O. '- ke tributicno the fund IN the hands
OF said ceou taat. uoJicte is hereby given taat
will sit 1T ATniira ttcI k10u. tu Court House. la
FheuShurg- Cam'Tta county 20, ON WedaeS3 ~.
FebTHGrB ~. isAb, &c EN q CbOdfZ. a. OF said
day. 70 dischurss Hhe-dutfcs -of my appointment
when aai where an persons interested may &
tend. be forever iebarred ifotB NJ IN on
said fund. II. H MY ERS, Auditor.
EBsnzburg, Pa, Jun. %. ISs5.-3t. ~
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ITASTED-L.adie. ani gentlemen ia city or
w country to nake light waris "a their own
hymes- So 60 81 day can &c easily made
work sent by mHii no rnnVassiue. We have
good denaRd tor our work aud iuruisa stesrly en-
ploymeut- Address with stamu. esFSRH ~ ~
ss'F'G COMPANY, 29f Vine st. CTncfu-
nnii, Ohio.
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ORPHANs,C s,COURT SALE
-UF-
Valuable Real Estate

FpF virtue Of an orderpf the Orphans Court. OF
- cambria Gonnt~. the unl r-ipngH. Trustee
"a seli inc Beal Estate pf John Sma y, under pro-
ceod'nss IN Partition, Wit expose to sale Mt pub
lie OurCTy. on The l5rengSes Ho
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ASSETS

Due from Judgments ..........-..-.---.S 1-52i IS
Due from cnustales. 3. .l7I "a
Remaining in Treaaurer's ban ds-.....-.- AZ o.
balance. eoo-a IS
s56.7a5 ~
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LIABILITIES

Outstanding orders S-.-...-...-....-..-.--s 90 q
bufstIntinE o-nds ---- .---.---. = ~. ~
Due disJrte-s on rord nd school aii 81
Due Trdiriduf,ls from REDEEM pin % lands 30 o.
Doe Poor aud House o EmBloy yuasnt....- %. IS 35
81. .735 50
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VNOR "a SIS TEAM ENGINES CLAY M
L ore Pans. Boiler ami Sheet-Iroa Work
Secondhand engines aud toilers on hand Hoist
iu@ engines aud machiuerv a spec tally -FHUAI-
a. CABLIN, Allegheny. Pa. (,Ian. 22-ly.) Z
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/ AogN,.Tss Due room AND noUsE OF

u EPOhE OF L LILLY. STEW ttU or POOR
n Aso HOUSE, OF E,lrI0TMESr o. CAHHE-A
COUNTY
STOCK OK FAEg-
Three hors. g. nine cows, ore e -e4r.1.d rat1--.
olrl ear old ne' er. lWJ calves -h-T chickens,
nine turkey six shuatS.
FAEA PE1uUJIs.
80 tons hay. goo bushels 0Ets, 47c buihels corn
fearF)- a7AF bushels bulkv heat, 1I08 bu-le.- Doe
atges. llo bushels tlrulI- % bushels yuials. ."l
great quantity and of good gla-its. Isateta-ed
eisht h9zs ? zoe Ibs-i hve cattle. 2.a51 lass Ten
AgrIoLzs IN HousE.
70 ahls. sJft soap. 600 lbs. hard soap. $50 .rz.
butter y mems shirts, zs chGIuises. u l-e--as 2
bed ticks Il pillow ticks III haus i .r.-.r- h
bonnots - shirts. 50 pairs wooden socks II
pairs st57Sings- Is pairs mittens, 81 roller towels,
FARM IalPLENElTs.
heayy horse wagon. sprlng wagon. d bob
sled buggy Takes, IoZ sled, pllHs, graln
ness, cutting box, new cart. . sleigh. hand
cart, wheeloarroE, ] cider mill, 8 harroHs, S
scythes, shOvels. saddles. etc
INMATES.
IN house January !. ..------.--.5
Admitted during year------.-.--- -------- o.
Born during year----.---- ..--.--.-.-.... lisa
Diel during ysar .-...-......-. -...r5
DISCHARGED, removed 70 Iirxuont. str..-.- "a
Remaining IauuarE J. lso5....---..-.----- 51-IsA
OF inmates remaining IN House there are. 81
Elaies and Is females; males are blind and
idfurie z males are paTflytic aud / ettlopfIc- ?
males are dumb and one deaf; = females are par
aiytIc- Q females AID 4 male were sent o. Dix
mont.
1slnda Bowen. from Isuzto ,-a. a Omitted Aug
70. lss4 ave birth % atlll born naaie child Ia
F4rru-rg-. lss5.
IHrR0vENENUs.
New engine house with boiler. engine and
puupiuz aJtHcitusu aud a 1rst class feed grind
or CONNECTED new Tin roof en- house. new barn.
ues chicken house, new corn crib and wagon
shed.
GIVEN IN Ter our hands at the Camulfs-.ausrs-
Ome=. 10 Ea=lsburR, a. jils 21tl Iav. rl IIug-
aTy. Il. ID. 1855.
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ORPHANS COURT sale.
DY virtue q an alias order or the ORPHANS
ID CoUrt % CgUh-ia t"uuls. the gI1er ilred
viii expose TO sale at public veudua oulery, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10Th, 1886,
ut O'Clock p m.
the following dess srIhed real estate OI EE.rh
Alchael g. Bradley died. seIE=d. % wit
Two lots OF ground situato lu the borough of
LiIy. county a. Cambria. fronting Uu q street
snd extending hars Co alley. sdfUia aiii- Dot of
John Bradley on tHe north east and school house
lot on the south arsf. having thereon erected "a
two story PLLNS Is EOuSE arl PLASE STABLE.
TERa1s or SATE-Ter per cent. Of the purchase
money O. be PAID uu day Of sale; the remainder
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Of the purchaser
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