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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
A Youthful Error.

"What's this ~ the managing editor
and proprietor inquired, as his critical
eye swept the new, young reporters
copy, and rested on an item at the bot
tom Of the page! The new young re-
porter, with tremble in his voice,
slowly said: 'sHez Buckley's old plug
got tacross a picket fence yesterday, and
the hired-man had to hit HIM in the
head with an axe" 6"That never will
do at all, !" said the managing editor, Sc
verely, and drawing his pen deftly
through the obnoxious item, he wrote
on the margin below: "IWe regret to
say that q valuable horse belonging to
our esteemed fellow-citizen, Hezekiah
w. Buckley, Esq, met with severe
accident last week, necessitating put
ting the ANIMAL out Of the way, which
was done as gently and considerably as
possible,' "But, SIR" expostulated
the new young reporter, gasping slight
ly, 8. the horse, wa'n't worth more than
sixty dollars" f'tThat isn't the point, y
the, managing editor returned firmly.
the point Is, to retain ,Buckley's in
Filuence with the County Board. BY
the time y9p'yeIrun. a country paper as
long rs l have, young man, you'll
understand that nothing but 'valua-
ble horse aver dies sand when the
paper came out Mr.. Buckley called in
and had ten extra copies done up in
wrappers. y,lgT} t8I1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
THE CHINESE RULERS BRIDE
How the Great Celestial Selected His
Little Hfongolian Helpmeet.

It looks very much as if the year Of
ourtLord 1886 will be noted in history
as remarkable for kind Of epidemic Of
matrimony in high placess First OF all
we have the Duke Of Braganza,s MARI
riage at Lisbon, followed by that of
President, Cleveland AIT Washington,
and now the ponderou9 festivities Of q
Celestial wedding are about to unite
Kwang Zu, the young emperor Of
China, to the danlsel Of his choice. The
latter is said to be the daughter Of a
mandarin named Tao-Tai, Of the pro-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
Compensation.
The'truest words we ever speak

Thetruest words we ever speak I'
Are words Of cheer,
Life has its shade, Its valleys deep; : !,
But round Our feet the shadows oreep.
To prove the sunlight near.
Between the hills those valleys sleep
The sun.crowned hills 55Ag
And down their sides will those who seek
With hopeful ulspirit, brave though meek.
Find gentle flowing rills.
,G3G ~ AbAI
For every cloud, q silvery light;
Gol wills 1t so.
For every vale o shining height;
A glorious morn fpr, every. night; III
And birth for labor's throe.
For SHOWS white wing ,yerdant field; 4
gain for loss M J tot TR1lla,l ~
For buried seed, the harvest yield:
For pain, q strength, d JOY revealed,
A crown for every cross.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
y ' Y '''-0'-- ' -''' - y ~ y ~
Pretty New York. Women.

This is d good story about one Of our
pretty New York women who married
an Englishman, and was recently pre-
sented'to the Prince Of Wales. When
1T was duly announced that she was to
be presented to the prince, she was
takenS'ln hand by'a distinguished dow
aeer, who proposed to coach her in
the formalities which "accompany 80
portentous an event One Of the form
alities was the kind Of curtesy that a
woman makes when tshe meets the
prince for the first time. stMy dear.
said the dowager, 'syou must bow very
low and very softly, bonding your legs
gradually, and dropping one behind the
other. 9oul must sink NATURALLY and
with perfect grace" Whereupon the
young lady replied: son, Ihave learn
ed to bow in that way. was taught
in New York by Dodworth.n y She
made the bow, much to the delight of
her Instructor. On the following day
she was presented to the plince. She
was standing at the edge of a platform.
Duchesses and elderly ladies Of the
court surrounded her. The occasion
was imposing and depPressing Ail'the
dowagers were nervous, for they feared
that the American girl might be guilty
OF soma cbreachl Of, etiquette. There
was moment OF painful suspense. The
prince arrived. lie began to ascend
the steps leading to the platform. AS
he reached it. our Young laflv hogan to
make her solemn bow. Unlucl1ily, she
was on the edge Of the platform. One
of her feet descended into space, and
she would have fallen backward if thas
prince had not been SO close to llsrH
one tlied Iof g W, ernySt has
balance. Then she grabbed the priinuco, iiuseJ.
by the arm, and with his assistance got
to her feet The dowagers nearly died
of modification But the prince laugh
ed good-naturedly, offered his arm, to
the lady, and they went merrily together
into the dining-room. i,i,s, l..,. .,s.,n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02

been stunned by blow from the edge
of the mast when ,it FELL, now opened
his eyes, sand' family asked where he
was.
Soon, fully restored to consciousness,
his first question was if the boy had
been saved. lii tsl y
Touched by his noble conduct, Clara
loved him from that moment, and
months afterward, the party having
safely reached Cape Town and taken
passage inanother craft, she gladly con-
sented when he asked her to be his
wife.
The twain are now living happy and
contented pear Portsmouth, J, England,
IN cottage overlooking the sea.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
A Present to q Bride.

Among the presents received by a
titled bride at recent English wedding
was, a silver cigaret-case. Continental
customs seem to be taking root on the
British Isle.l ~ f,sgs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02
The Game OF Chcss.

Many tales arc told of the invention
Of the game Of chess. I, The IIindoos say
that it is the invention Of an astrologer
WHO lived more than 5000 years ago,
and Fas possessed Of supernatural
knowledge and acutencss. Greek histori-
ans assert that the game was invented
to beguil tho tedit,ln Of the siege Of
Troy. The Arab legend is that it was
devised for the instruction OF ayoung
despot by his father, a learned Brah-
min, to teach the youth that king, no
matter how powerful, was dependent
upon his subjects for safety. ,,I,#
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02

The English ship Confdcius, home
ward bound from Cape, Town, South
Afliiea,l With a. cargo ipf} aloes, hides,
iy9ftYs dried lIr fruits, apdI betrolealn, had
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-02

He who has dollars for his subjects.
is, unfortunately, the king Of most
meD., .a,a
The character that needs law to mend
1t Is hardly worth the tinkering.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
To Tax-PaEerE

The County Treasurer or his representa-
tive will be at the following named places
on the DAYS named for the purpose OF col
rsctiny taxes. On Monday July 18Th, East
C,o,emaugn and Summit July goth, FRANK
lin and TunhelhiH; July 21st, Woodvale ana
GauJfzin Township; July 22d, Conemau9b
Borough. First Ward, and Gallitzin BorouRhi
TrIv 295. Conemaugh Borough, Second
yvo-5 and Lilly Borough July 26th, John
s+ovvn First Ward, and CrOye Townsnlp
July 9th, Johnstown, Second WaTu, anu
WUmore; July 28th, Johusto"h' Iu''"
Ward. and SumuerhjNi July zS'A, SOnn'
I etgru. Fourth Ward, and Portage 9U'S '0'
Johnstovn, Fifth Ward, and "aShihe'on
/ Tovnship August I'd, Johnsto"h' oiA'u
/ Ward. and Munster Township; August ou'
.Johustown, Seventh Ward, ana CaLn u "a
/ Tovpsbfp: August 4th, Mlilvilie. FlrsI "4iui
md T.oretto. August 9Th. Mllville' Second
/ Ward. and Chest Springs; August 6Vh' Caul-
bris. First Ward, and Allegheny Io"nShipi
/ Argust 9th. Cambria. Second Ward, ana
Rarr Township; August 10th, Coopersua'e
and Elder Township; August llthr FIosPeo'
and Susquebanna Township; August L@Vn,
Grubbtoyn and Carroll Township; AuRus'
18th. Lower Yoder Township ana CarIoi'.
town. August 14th, Upper Yoder and Ches!
Townships; August 18th, Fast Iaylot anu
White Townships, August l8th' west lay
Ior and Reade Townships; August I9VhI
Conemauph and Dean Townships; August
ootb Stonpvcreek and CleaIteld Townships
August 23d. Adams and Rlacklick Town
shiDs. August oath, Kichland and Jackson
Townsbips: August 25th, Ebensburg, Eas
Ward; August 28th, EbeDsourg' west ""fu
The taxes will be received in the respect
tive districts at the places for holding elec-
tiOns.
A discount of per cent. will be allowed
. on all taxes paid on OF before September IS
a and after October 1st 5 per cent. VIII d
D added to all unpaid.
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communicated.

As an instance Of the extent to which the
rivaIrv is carried on by at least one Of the
hack lines to CaroIltown from this place
against ths other ] give you the fUllUwinE.
on Saturday last l took the hack Of Nj
gyeskiau1 tor visit of q day 10 Carroll
town. Snnday evening found me, accident
aIly. at the residence of an indirectly inter
ested opponent OF the line by which went
ont. ana be at once inquired how ! come
out. After telling nim, be replied you had
better 20 back in the mail hack. / told him
7 pregerred to not change But, said he,
Won can't get up in time to 80 with Weak
lard [ assured MIN / could. Well I'll tell
MI Hoover TO call for you at 10 O'Clock and
Won can 90 with him. Wondering why ne
was so anxious to be the bearer of commu-
nications Of The kind Unasked, | gave up
the discussion l did not leave on Monday
and found that ne had not only had the
mail hack TO wait on NE for half an hour
but shat ne also had, so called, deputies
ruuping after me TO hunt me up. Honor,
able opposition is the life Of trade, but what
suggests itself to me is the difference be
tween the old hack fare between the points
and the present charges and what might
uauuru i this opposition TO the new line
would prove successful, TRAVELLER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16

Up to last Monday evening returns from
$50 election districts had been received in
London with the following result: Jones,
292: Liberal U1Io-.s.s. ca; Gladstone, 1925
Parasites. 73, showing q Tory ana Union
majority Of -sI oyer the Gladstone and Par
-rn members. E.ghty-7.E districts were
still B. got. and r--. PayleII will graoubted-
lv -tain his eclh-sovan irish members.
Scotland. Wales aud Ireland maEt5-ly stood
5v lraas tone. the responsibility or MS de
feat resting entirely upon the Ea2lish con
.fz.uau-rzs. We viii be able to give me
complete result I'm our next paper, as well
az o. state what bIr. Gladstone proposes 20
do ana the chances Of P coalition govern
alent IL one should be formed between
the Tories snG Uni0nsts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Mr.. Henry Fritz, a former well kno

Mr.. Henry Fritz, former well known
citizen of Johnstown but lately residing at
Grubtown, near JohnstOwn, died at nome
in that place on Saturday, aged about hl'y
six years.
A Pittsburg paper says that young man
giving his name as Herman Campbell ap-
peared at the Twelfth-Ward Station about
80 O'Clock Tuesday night and claimed ne
had been robbed Of about S25 IN money anu
a small gold watch. CampbelPs story "as
to the effect that he had arrived in the CITY
Tuesday morning from his home In Galii'-
Yin, Cambria county. About 10 O'CLOCK IL
the morning he struck up an acquaintance
at the Union Depot with a stranger whose
name he did not know, with whom he spent
the afternoon in searching for work. They
were unsuccessful. They finally brought
up under the Junction Railroad bridge in
Allegheny, where they concluded to take
nap. When Campbell woke up his money
/ watch, and companion had disappeared.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Wool \ WOOL Wool !

VIM Murray x Son 1915 Eleventh avenue,
pay the highest cash price for
Wool in exchange for dry goods and carpets. |
Bring your wool TO Altoona and get trade /
g0r it at Altoona cash prices
MN. MURRAY & SOS,
1913 Eleventh avenue, Altoona. 2m.
For water melons and cantaloupes, 60
to the Sugar Bowl.
Mr.. George Foster, a former resident of
this place but now OF Greensburg, is visiting
friends in this place.
If you or any Of your friends want s
pair Of nice lace curtains you can get them
at BarkeTs' this week, as they have Just re-
ceived g large line Of samples for you to Sc
iect from, but they are to be retUrnsd IN one
Jceeb. So if you want pair 90 and see them
al once and make your selection, as you will
not have another chance like this again very
soon.
On Tuesday afternoon ST Sang Hollow,
short distance vest Of Johnstown, west
bound freight train jumped the track and
piled Mp a number Of cars across both tracks,
SD cas-. bound f5aiEbs train ran into the
wreck dewolE-ni-g She engine and throwing
/ three cars into the river. Thirteen cars
gqere wrecked and broken and trains were
( delayed for several hours. The train hands
escaped without any Of them being seriously
: surs.
For glass of soda water, 20 to the
! Sugar Bowl
A crazy man surrounded by a gang OF
hCOdums or High street on Wednesday
evening from 20 1OP. NJ, and we don tknow
how much longer. making night hideOus by
cursing, swearing and 5urlesque fighting
furnished amusement TOR those whose taste
runs iu that direction, while respectable
people gathered in their families, closed
their doors and patiently waited until the
gang got tired and quit Of their own accord
We are Of the opinion that if those whose
business it is to see that quiet and good or
der are maintained in the town cannot az
It, they ought to sell out to somebody tina
can.
-For choice groceries, always fresh g
to the Sugar Bowl.
On last Sunday evening Mr.. Emanue
, Wentz. OF Carroll township who had been il
Carroltown was about starting home driv
Ing a team Of young Eorses hitcEed to
=piiL@ "Hb'h' MS ltUle OOS WOO WIN LII
and while driving along the team got fright
ened at some boys who were making nOis
, on the street. They ran up the street q
d breakneck speed until opposite the bOtel {
i MI Harry EngleharJ where the wagon cam
6 in contact with hitching post with sue
q force as to completely wreck the wagon an
=. throwing Mr.. Weutz out on his head an
r face which were very badly scratched. b
n was picked up insensibIe but soon recover
T. ed and although badly bruised is not SCI
ousIy injured. Tho little boy escaped Wit
- out being hurt by jumping from the wage
- when the horses took fright Such was Il
force Of the shock when the wagon strut
- the post that tie iron names on the harne
, were bent entirely out of shape. I
20 horses were not hurt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Professional Examination.

The examination for professional certifi-
Gates was held in Ebensburg, on Monday
and Tuesday of last week. Prof. tell as
sisted Supt. Strayer in conducting the exam
nations 10 addition to a thorough examin.
alton in the common branches, teachers were
examined in Physical Geography, Rhetoric,
Algebra and mental Science.
The following teachers passed the examin-
alton successfully and received certificates I:
Miss Ella Byrne, Ebensburg; Miss Amanda
Criste, Summit; Misses. Annie McGlade,
Mary Dougherty and Sarah McGOugh, Port
age Miss Kate Wallace, Indiana county ;
Misses. Ella Connolly, Emma Given and May
Carmiddy, Millville. Mr.. T. T. Bearer,
Carrortown; Mr. VIM. Davis, NicktOwn
MI z. j. Sybert, Loretto Mr.. a. J. Noel,
Munster; John II. Wachob, Indiana county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16

A most bewitcnfng picture is being brought
ont entitled LITTLE SwEETHEARTs. -
Probably TO picture in any part of the world
has ever met with such an outbuTst OF ap
rlause. Il is being brought out by Graham
4 viIlar. hrt Publishers, LAG Centre Street,
New York Everybody is sure to want one.
They want good agents. Here is chance
to make lots Of money. Boys and girls dur
ing summer vacation can make little pile.
1t isn't often we recommend anything, but
LITTLE SWEETHEART" is praised BY the
best people IN the land.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Su0erers from kidney and Liver

troubles, the direct result of yitiated oIooo
and weak organic movement, will find Sim
mons Liver Regulator true remedy TOT
tbasa comoIsints. 1t imparts new life to
tba bIood and renews and Strengthens the
entire system, by promoting the healthy ac-
zion of the liver and kidneys. 81 have been
troubled with liver complaint kidney us
ease and bad blood for long time l nave
used Simmons Liver Regulator ana II mas
done me more good than all the medicine
ever took. would not be without it'-deo'
n. Pratt. U. S. Dep. Collector, I'd Dist Ga.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Second Select Excursion to the Jersey
Coast Resorts.

On Thursday, July 22d, the second select
excursion for Long Branch, Ocean Grove,
Asbury Park, Cape May, or Atlantic City
will start from Pttsburg, via the PenDsgl-
vania Railroad. This excursion is fixed for
a time when the season at these points will
be at flood tide, and those who contemplate
a visit to any one Of them will make no mis-
take by graspiDg this opportunity. The
Jersey coast resorts are justly celebrated for
every attribute that makes seaside life en-
ioysble, and besides their natural resources
they possess every attraction for the enter
talnment and amusement OF visitors. a ten
days holiday at the seashore is a recreation
Of inestimable benefit, and no one need hes
itate as to where or how to spend bis sum-
mer holidays, when this trip settles the
question for him.
The tickets will be good for ten days, and
will be sold at the rates quoted below from
| the points mentioned:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by tie Clerk OF the Orphans Court
during the week ended Wednesday July 10,
1886
Jonathan Roseman and Louisa Croyle, Upper
YOder township.
Jacob Lewis Roade township, and Amanda
MYERS COalport Clearneld county.
Patrick Fiaherty and Ellen CLARK, East Taylor
township.
Cfoggtu, Taylor township.
Joseph LAscCki. East CUnemaUgh and francis
MeiuholtZ. COuemaugh borough. -
Patrick McCCnlOguo and Mary Burns hlllYlIe
b0roUg h.
NicheaI Ryan and Mary Russell, Prospect
borough.
William II. Miller and Ida Colbert, Johnstown.
William KOler and Theresa Hulltelder, Gone
maUg b borough. -
DanieI A. Barringer aud Sadie Z, Moore, Mill
vile borough.
Earhart Axmacher. JohnstOTn borough, and
Mary Siugerly Ktnsoy Couemaugh borough.
Aaron Freideman, Jshustown and Netue
StTNHs, Chicago, Illinois.
Samuel a. Lee Johnstown boro, and Idzzie
Deiuer, CuHemdU ugh borough.
Milton Il. Funk. South Fork and Mary Z
Eoyabau-h. Jackson township.
" Ham y. Homer. Lower GOder twp. au'
sarah Z. Gray. West Taylor township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
wonderful Cures .

w. D. Hoyt x Co, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say We have
been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery.
Electric Bitters and Buckleu's ArnIca Salve
for two years. Have never handled rene
dies that sell as well, OF give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some won
derfuI cures affected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced Con
sumption have been entirely cured b. Use
Of few bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Discoy-
erV. taken In connection wiCh Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. sold by
Z James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16

L. James can always be relied upon TO
carry in stock the puresJ aau best goods,
and sustain the reputation of being active,
Dushing aud reliable, by recommending ar
iIrjes with well established merit ana such
as are popular Having the agency for the
celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. colds and coughs, W!li sell &c
on positive guarantee. 1t viii surely cure
auv and every affection OF throat, lungs, or
chest. and in order to prove oCr claim, We
ask you - call aud 20. = ria. Bottle Free.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
NEW ABvERTIsEnENTs.

1 ETIING.-Sealed proposals will be received
l. at the Commissioners Once, Ebenshurg, Pa.
until Y o'clock. IN. August End, 1885, for Iron
Bridge, across COnemaugh river, public road
between Summerhill and South Fork. sstG bridge
TO- be 50 feet between aoutmeuts with a foot road
way Also, proposals will be received for build
ing two abutments and wing walls for above
bridge, plans and spec ilcatiOns for which can be
seen at the Commissioners Once. The successful
bidder will he required to give bond for the salts
factory performance Of the work. The Commis-
soners reserve the right to reject any all beds
JOHN KIRBY,
IA MES COSTLOW,
DAVID HAMILTON.
CONS once, Ebensburg, Pa, Commissioners
July 18th, 1885. Attest
ID. A. NCtfoUGH. Clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16

NOTICE.-To the Heirs and Legal Representa-
~ ttves ef Francis x Christy.
TAKE NOTICE Taat inquest Will be held I
the late residence Of Francis x Christy, decd .
in the township of Gallitzn, In the county Of
Cambria, on Monday, the 9th day of August next,
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon Of that day for the
purpose Of making partition Of the real estate Of
said decedent to and among his heirs and legal
Representatives. II the same can he done without
prejudice to or spelling of the whole ; otherwise
70 value and appraise the same according TO law.
at which time and place you are required to at
tend II you think proper,
JOSEPH a. GRAY.
Sherlf's Office, Ebensburg, Sheriff.
Pa. July 18Th. 1889.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16

Excursionists will spend the night in Phil
adelphis and proceed to the shore by ssy
regular train of The next day. This is one
of the choisest opportunities of visiting the
seashOre ever offered to our people; and
should be taken advantage Of by all who
can spare the time for most enjoyable hol-
iday
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
Ebensburg, July I5 st.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE,-In the matter Of the
n first and nnal account OF Micha el BTadley
executor Of the last viii and testament OF n. G.
Bradley, decd. The undersigned having teen
appointed auditor by the Orphans Court, Of
Cambria county, Pa, TO make distribution OF the
funds in the hands OF said accountant. Notice ts
hereby given that viii sit 81 Arbitration room
In Court House, in EOensburg, Cambria county,
Pa on Tuesday. AuE ust 10th, 1855, at ten c'clCck
n IN Of said dfy. TO discharge the duties OF m y
appointment. when and where ALL persons inter
ested may ATTEND or be forever debarred from
coming in said iuEd.
II. Il. NY Frs,
Ebensburg, Pa, July-lo Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
BuckIen's Arnfca saIve

THE BEST SALvE In tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin EruptioDs, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t IS
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by E James.
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Married.

BENDER-DUNECFA AN-Marrted at the Catholic
church ut st. Augustine, on Tuesday July 18th
1886 by Rev. N. Ryan. VI r.. Albert +. Bender,
Of Ebousburg, and Miss Ella Dunegan, Of st
Augustine.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambris
county, March term, 1885, No. 70 +. ID. Equitable
Building and Loan Association IS Michael Brick
ner. The undersigned having been appointed
Auditor by said Court To distribute the moRey in
the hands of the Sheriff, arising from the sale Of
the de fendsnts real estate, notice is hereby given
that / will sit at my office Ia tho borough Of Eb-
ensbuTK. on Friday, the 9Jh day Of August, 1855,
at 10 O'Clock, m, 10 attend to the duties OF said
appointment, at which time and place all yer
sons interested may attend II they proper.
DONALD f. DUEION,
Ebensburg, July Is st. Auditor.