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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-04-23
Notice.
Feed Mill.
Spot Cas-

For Oats, Hay and Wood. at
Hunters Livery.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-04-23

give will pay 30 cents for Grigg.
county orders. in merchandise.
John SyyerSOn & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-04-23

t15- I'VE have just received an elegant
stock OF mems. youths boys clilllrens
clothing. John SyversOn & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-04-23

March 23d. 1856
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04

Memorial Day in this place vas observed
by a general closing OF the business houses
from ono until four, P. N.
TIE dav was fine and at O'Clock the pro
cession formed at the Engine house, and
headed by the Ebensburg band, marched
out to Julian street, and down to Hugh,
thence to Centre, and from there to Armory
Hall where Hon, Robert l.. Johnston de-
liyered an eloquent and feeling address,
after which the process ion formed into line
and took up their march to the Catholic
cemetery, where the ceremony of decorating
the graves was gone through with. The
following named soldiers are buried there ::
Rev. r. c. Christy, Stephen Chase, James
C.. Noon, jeremiah Fagan, James Litzinger
John Lambaugh, Mark Edelblute, Jackson
Litzinger, F. P. Tiernay, Thomas Litzinger,
Captain James Murray, And rev Weible,
John E. Seaman, Captain John Porter and
William Mills.
The procession next proceeded to the
Congregational cemetery where the graves
OF the soldier dead were decorated as fol
lows Edward Davis, Thomas Q. Evans,
Milton Roberts, Richard r. Lewis, David
Evans and George Todd.
The procession then marched to Lloyd
cemetery where the following named sol
diers are taking their rest: George W.
Davis. John o. Evans, Nm. r. Humphreys,
David H. Evans, Griffith Evans, Charles
Heyer, Evan r. Davis, Adam Shinefelt
David Powell, Thomas Todd, Peter Linton,
Joseph Henderson, - Libby, Edward
Evans. Hugh Jones, James Roberts, Viii
liam d. Davis, Daniel T. Jones, Thomas j.
IIovd, jeremiah Evans, Thomas B. Moore
BENJAMIN Williams, James A. Littleteld
Thomas R. Evans, David Evans, Samue
Henry, David 5. Jones, John Pugh, j.
Todd Hutchinson, George X. Sechler, Cap
IA in Daniel O. Evans, benjamin Lloyd and
Joseph Pugh.
After the ceremony was concluded tht
Drocession returned to the Engine house
and disbanded The weather was all tha
could have been wished for, aud the apprO-
/ prlate ceremonies and respect to our non
ored dead was Witnessed by a large numbe
| Of people who followed the procession t,
| the different cemeteries.
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5Tarrfed.

HROCK-WILSON-On Thursday, May 27th,
1855, at the Presbyterian parsonage, of this
place. by Rev. Robert McCaslln, Mr.. George
W Schrock to Miss Lille NJ. Wilson, both Of
South Fork, this county.
BYRNE-BENDER-At the Church OF the Holy
Name IN Enensburg, on Tuesday juno lst- 1885,
Cledrheid township 70 Miss Melinda Bender,
OF EhensEur
We cauxratuIate this young couple on their
advent into matrimonial life ana hope that their
future may be prosperous and as Tree from cares
rs is u8ssf BILE IN this mundane spere. TGe groom
is one of tte1rrcid toWnshins pest younS citizens
and the bride tus eldest daughter OF Mr. John
estiUablc and accomplished lady who viii De
true Hclpnittg tg her husband In their journey
through life.
SCANLAN-STRTTTMA TIER ON Nay llth,
1850, at CarrollJown, by Rev. Father Edwin,
EIr James G. Seaman, OF L5rcfto 70 Miss Pnu-
cinema T. Strtttmatter, OF CarrOit1wa.
Being one Of the guests on the occasion after
satisfy .ny the Inner man from a beautiful table
We were favored with splendid music by the
bridegroom with the violin and organ, VIC wa
! i'm and hts t-t- bride prosperity aud happiness
Tie friends favored the bridegroom with the
scuted To- hrr. James G. Seaman ana wife Lives
Of the Saints, augustine Strittmattesf taow
director, Alexander Strittma UJer; books, Peter
StrtJtuiaJjcr; ! castor, Henry Buck ami wife;
silver knives and torEs, W J. Buck and wife; ,
flower vases. Peter Hoover; chanIciIer, Sylres-
ter sulttmatter I large pin cushion and one
NJ IS Lizzie Hite; glass butter piarts. RIr. Auty
Srrlttmatter; ls-go pictures, Mis- Mary Zeru;
] fruit dish, Miss Auute Hite. fruit i tsh, Mrs.
Fanny Earhart; glass spoon holder, Nrs. Paul
>t~lf, ,uLtter; -oU.yts, 1rs. WlliiLu Miller 9
g1niet=. Mrs. Simon Elig; lamp ua.t. NJ fss
Theresa StTittmatter; Rug, Mrs r. L. Jones;
glass dish, Barbara :strIttmatteT; glass dish
II H-icna StriJtmatJer, set OF knives and forks.
/ ii IS. Andy StrittmaJtcr glass dash. Miss Lucy
StriJtnatter; / glass salt ceIler, Master Harry
SrrIrLIuatuer. j stand cloth and -ll.p mat Mrs.
. Geo. Nost; table cloth. napkins, tuI pair OF
T fowls. 4 Friend; l turkish towel, Mrs. Thomas
.f.Hs sH..Ht. HE. =.H H.H
. racks. Nr. AudTaw Strlrtm1ttcT. ] uu cloth and
glass dishes, Ms. john Zsrn; ! silver cake
t stand, Mrs DanLe5 Damn; celery glass dish,
J Nrs. Raphael Hite; 4 center table cover, Mrs. n
FreidIoOf, class dishes, Friend; set OF knives
/ and forks, a Friend; turrene dish. Mr.. Wm
/ Jones; glass gOblets with Jelly, Miss Ella Scan
! Ian: / set Of dishes, Mrs. Wm. kaylOr; 1 set O
knives and forks, Miss Ella Seaman; clock
/ Mrs. Jennie Cramer; 1 table CLOTH, Miss Harriet
! Kaylor: l large oil cloth, Joseph A. Scaulan;
. table spread Mrs. Valentine Bishop; large
wedding cake, Sisters OF st. Joseph; tiue cakes
( 4 Friend: . towels, Mrs. Bennett; towels. Miss
I Amelia Bennett: towels, Mrs. Ed Ecksnr ode:
/ lamp, Simon SJrittmatter: 1 handsome album
Ar. Jacob TTinEiey.
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UndIgested Food.

In the stomach develops an acid which
stines the upper part of the throat and pal
ate causing heartburn" 1t also evolves q
gas which produces wind on the stomach
and a feeling and appearance of distension
in tnat organ after eating. For both this
acidity and swelling HOstetter's Stom ach
Bitters is a much better remedy than aka
line salts, like hartshOTn and carbonate of
soda. & wineglassful OF the Bitters, after
or before dinner, will be found to act as
reliable carminative or preventive This
fine specific for dyspepsia, both in its acute
and chronic form, also prevents and cures
maarial fever, constipation, liver complaint
kidney troubles, nervousness and debility
Persons who observe in themselves decline
of vigor should use this fine tonic without
dplaV
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04
CnrroItoV~n Happenings.
=. I'D. another l.heantIful May.

,rbis ends another "beautItul May"
Ayov devotions terminated in st. Benedicts
church here Monday evening, with the Gus
tonarv and beautiful ceremony and chlld-
rens narade, midst profusion OF Howers'
Mrs Rodkey, the estimabIe wife OF MI
Wm. Rodkey. Of Cherrytree, died at heI
b,,,e In that place Saturday May 29th, aged
.Lo-nt fftv wears. Her remains were inferred
=, ret T2idge cemetery CIearfeld county on
Monday.
Decoration day passed without any dem
oostration other than the assembling III su
adjacent grove, OF a large number OF cit'lens
~ this place and vicinity, with the Oahu'
,,,t,,, avoeet strains Of music and song more
,Ioouant than words. euIoEized the nations
dead. by the peaceful and enthusiastic en-
,ovment Of that liberty, for the peTpesui'Y
Of which they fell.
Mr. II. o. Stolz, the popular ciothieF OIL
tbis pIace is closing out his stock preparatory
., r,o,ir,e with his family TO Renova Clinton
county Pa. where, having purchaser I"e
Mark Anthony clothing store, ne Will en-
ooga more extensively in the business IN the
go vr X is one Of our most respected
anterprisine and public spirited business
men and il Is needless TO say that we are
gorry IN Ioss him. lie is the only remain
jD,, charter member Of our Cornet baau'
orgauizsi IN 1861, having played with II
49, than rs wears. We wish him ana lis
rs-,ected family abundant success anu
bappiness iu their new home
"tksUAL.'
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James NJ. Swank, fr, of .Tobnstoun o
member OF the Cambria county bar died in
Johnstown on Saturday last. Judge John.
son and Attorneys Geo. NJ. Reade, William
H. seehier, D. f. Dufton, E. G. Kerr and
NJ. d. Kitteli, drove to Johnstown on Mon.
day last to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Daniel II. Zahm, the fireman on the
Eoensburg & Cresson branch, when coming
on the noon train on Wednesday last. had
MS head out of the cab window when pass.
Ing a car loaded with lumber near the sta.
ton and was struck on the head By a pro.
jecting piece of lumber that was nailed
across the loaded car. His nose and face
were badly scratched and he was Knocked
back into the cab, but, we are glad to say,
was not seriously Injured.
Geo NJ. Riddle, of Philade 'phia, is the
way the JohnstOwn Tribune notices the ar
rival Of our tOwnsman when be visits that
place. If the Tribune man happened to be
around about election time when the names
Of the voters In the East ward of Ebensburg
are being checked of, he would find that
George turns up as a voter every time and
sometimes as & candidate, although in 4
strong Republican ward like that a good,
Democrat Ike George has but little show
for election.
One morning last week man supposed
to be Wm. G. Bush, who shot and killed his
brother, Philip P. Bush, week before last
in Elk county, was arrested BY an officer In
pursuit of Bush, in the hayInow Of Mr..
Henry Walters, about three miles west of
this place. Mr. Matthews had permitted
him to sleep 10 the barn over night. The
officer started back with the prisoner, but
we have since learned that he found out af-
forwards that the man was not Bush, and
he was therefore released.
Mr.. Jonas Kaufman, saws the Johns.
town Tribune OF Monday, left the city sat.
urday afternoon for his home near Bens-
creek riding one stallion aud leading an
ether. Upon arriving at his farm he aiiRht.
ed from the animal upon which he was rid.
log to let down the bars of the lane leading
to the barn. While fixing the bars one OF
the stations attacked NJ. Kaufman and BIZ
him twenty FIVE times, taking a piece out of
bis cheek and Iacerating one OF his arms IN
a shocking manner. 1t is thought the mu.
tiIated arm will haYe to be amputated.
Mr.. George Faint, the well known artis
of Indiana, Pa, has on exhibition in one o.
the windows Of Dibert & Cos bank a life
size crayon portrait OF Hon. John Dean
President Judge Of the Blair County Courts
MI Faint made it to order for the Cambris
County Bar Association, who will place 1
in the Law Library in the Court House a.
Ebcnshurg. The likeness is remarkably
correct and the execution is also very fine
MIR. Faint expects TO do up one own Judge
Johnston and Indiana COunty's ex-JudE'
Blair for the Cambria Bar Association, and
neither of the gentlemen need fear chat b.
will not be done fun justlce.-Johnsto'o'
Tribune.
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graves Of the following soldiers who are
buried tn ere:
Var Of 51s12.-Stanislaus Wharton, John
Nagle, Thomas Adams, James MalOney,
Thomas Durbin, VIM. Mckenzie.
Me1ican War-COrneliUs DonahOe.
Var OF the Rebellion G. McDer-
mitt, Michael McDermitt, VIM. Ryan, John
BurgOon, Andrew Callahan. Joseph Cra-
mer, Aug. Wills.
After the decoration services addresses
were made by Messrs Hart, Noel and Nc
Manus, the Commander Of the Post. 1t
was an interesting and impressive scene to
witness the tender reverence and respect
of the young ladies as they placed wreaths
and garlands OF flowers over each soldiers
grave and how any citizen could denOunce
it as Il senseless and useless mOokery Is a
mystery beyond my ken. 7.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
during the week ended Wednesday June 2
1886:
Geo. W. Schrock and Lille II. Wilson, South
Fork
Geo. b. Dishong and Mary Ellen Rager, Jack.
township.
John F. Reed, Johnstown and Minnie NJ.
Krouse, East COnemaugh.
Gust Wester and Helma Anderson, GallitZn.
Joseph O'Neill, Munster township, and Ella
Henry ]. Behe and Annie E. Flick Carroll
town
NJ. L. Bush Coopersdale, and Hannah Leidy,
Ebensburg.
Charles Byrnes. St Augustine, and Melinda
Bender, Ebenshurg.
James McClCskey and Mary McPeak, Johns
town
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04

DAvIS-Dfed at his residence 10 Cambria town
ship on Tuesday, June 1st, $3.50 MI Richard
d. Davis, aged about 65 years.
PARRISH--Died az his residence IN Cambria
township, on Thursday. May 9th, 1888, Alr. Ed
ward Parrish, aged 81 years.
The deceased was born in the village OF Nuns
ter on The 18th day of June, 1922 and was IL his
sixtv. fourth year. His father Mr. James Parrish
was black smith. and Edward worked with his
father aud learned the same trade In Is47 he
married Mary Ann O'Iiara daughter OF Mr.,
David O'Hara, decd, and a sister Of Mr. samuel
and william O'iiara, Of Munster township, and
shortly fterwards moved to the summit WI ere ne
worked q his trade for four years and then moved
70 Munster, where he live one year, then 10 ls3-
bought the farm where he re tded up TO the time
of his death. Ee was strictly honest and con
sciencious in al his dealings. was esteemed and
respected by all his neighbors, was good hus-
band and a kind lather. his death Is regretted by
all acquainted with him. He leaves n vile and
six children four girls, one the vile Of Mr. Jos.
Brown Of this place. one the wife Of Mr.. Charles
Murray OF Cambria township, one the wife Of
Zachary Eaylor. Of Allegheny township. aud
Tinie who is unmarried and two sons James who
is married and resides the farm adjoining the
homestead and Bernard wh5 Is unmarried He
also leaves survive him a widowed mo ther
Mrs Nancy Parrish, and two unmarried sisters
who res ide in Munster township. and brother
Bernard Parrish who resides ia tasseyville, CH't-
fOruia. Peace to hts ashes.
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communication.

a party consisting OF Mt. and Mrs. John
Ferguson, IoDart Ferguson and family Of
BIacklick township, Samuel BraIlier, Of
Jackson towusrip. and c. ". HuuLIey, Of
Ebcnsburq. visited the cid Murray salt well
near the duapidated site Ci tittsr's furnace
In BlackIick township, on Friday last. They
passed through She deserted village OF Mud
town, the locality Of which is still marked
by heaps Of stones which once formed the
chimneys Of the origjua! dwellings. The
water flowing from The we.l is strongly I'm
prepnated with salt and bubbles up con
stantiv. when a six quart bucket wIth a
small hole i'm the bottom was placed over 1t
AMI a lighted match held over TIE hole,
strong, bright flame arose which could be
seen at q distance Of fifty yards. When the
hole was stopped up the bucket In minute
or two would rise up aud tip over.
When the stop was removed and q lighted
match applied. a flame shot UP foot nIgh
making q loud report and burned for over
an aour before it was extinguished, show
ing clear Ind ications Of more or less gas and
oil waiting only 20 be developed. IL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04
Normal school Notes.

T,eech and Bearers School is booming.
The enrolment is now up to II students
Eyeyv student from Ebensburg and Vicin-
ity is attending their school,
The Bookkeeping class numbers 80.
The Latin class numbers IA.
The meetings of the Literary Society are
very interesting, the house being crowded
every evening.
NJ. d. Bearer, brother Of Prof I. L
Rearer. a member Of last years Prof. class
and a student Of their school this term IS
President Of the Society.
The yictors in the spelling contest are D.
+ Murphy, Annie Jones and Eimira
Bearer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, HI,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bltters. I feel il nv duty 70
let suffering humanity know it. Have mad
q running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me | would have to have
the bone scraped or the leg amputated. l
used instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
SaIve, and my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bot
tie, and Buckleu's ATnica Salye at % C. per
box by z. James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04

On Saturday the 29th inst, tie citizens of
ST. Augustine and vicinity, along with the
Chaplain r. G. Christy Post, q. A. r., pro
ceeded to the Catholic cemetery adjoining
the village, when the committee OF young
ladies appointed for that purpose decorated
with carIands aud wreaths Of flowers the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04
4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor. appointed by the
Court uf Common Pleas of Cambria county, %
report ti~t-inu-Il1 OF the fund iu the hands Of
The sheriff arising IRON. the sale 90 tho real es-
tate OF John Leonard. il TC-E Err.Ga- NO eS,
l-Hrrl Te-ra. 1855 hereby gives notice that ne
will sit ar his office fl the borough ot EheuE burg,
Pa Oh Er+rfrE-. 7T-r z1ft. T5sE. at Ten o'clock a.
IN, f0- the purpose 20 attending o. tie duties 1i
safE auu..rE-Hu-. no which time and place an
persons interested shall attend o- le deharred
from coming iu rl said fund
ALVIN EVANS, Audit1z-
E-.r.. Y. Ny Il LIS. 4
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MONDAY. June Z. 1856. at Inn

MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1856, at p. m. ,
the following Real Estate. to wit.
All the right. title and interest Of BENJAMIN
Beers OF IN ana 70 all that certain piece Or par
Cambria Co, Pa. bounded on the norm arf
west nv land formerly owned by Charles Ran
stead, dec d, on the south and east by land Of
Auam htsh' containing 10 acres more OF less
having thereon erected two-story Log House
ana ana frame stable. now in the occupancy Of Ben
Perry TrOxelI.
Also all the right, title and interest Of Roland
DIXON Of In and 10 all that certain piece or par
eel OF land situate in Reade TOWNSHIP. Cafrhris.
Co Pa, described As follows Cgrrr-Ie IeET,,r @
oak corner and running north 20 perches Ia
stone pile, thence east 595< perches to dog wood
lhence south 10 perches to stake. thence
lands Of J. NJ Troxeu. John Beers TaTv kiss
and others containing Six Acres and one hundred
ana eleven perches more OF less having thereon
ereGJea one-sJory log house and log stable, now
10 the occupancy Of Rowland Dixon
Of Perry TroxeU.
Also all the right. title and interest Of A. T
Plndle o. In and TO all that certain piece OF par
eel Of land situate In the township Of RIarEitcl-
cambria Co, Pa, bounded bv lands Of Iohn Fer
guson, David Davis, Peter Wagner. Robert Fer
guSon ana Isaac Wissingcr. containing 30 acres
and l}s perches and allowance having thereon
erected a two-st9ry stone house and frame barn,
Taken In execution and to be sold Al the s,ft of
Peter futwald
Also all the right. title and interest OF Andrew
Ioncr; OF. 10 and 70 all that certasn lot piece
OF land situate in CarrolltOwn borough, Cambria
Co, Pa Fronting feet on Main Street and
adjoining land Of Joseph Zolner. Sr. on the
north and east, and lot Of J. W. owens on the
south. and containing about one lOt Of ground:
said building is a dwelling house OF two stories
having front Of is feet and a depth Of % feet
and a height Of Is feet
Taken IN execution and to be sold at the suit Of
William Cole
Hs-TERMS OF SALE One third OF the pur-
chase money be paid when the property Is
Knocked down. and the remaining two-thfrcfs on
the confirmation Of the deed.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff,
Sheriff 5 Office.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04

TAKE pleasure In stating that I have
known E!y's Cream Balm for more than dva
years, and have sold jt during that time
both in BiughamTton and Moutr0so. con-
slider it tho safest and best cetarrh remedy
in the markets.. }. Sparkes Druggist.
MoutIOse, Pa.
1 suffered roI more than ten years with
that dreadful disease catarrh, and used
every available medicine which was recon-
mended to me. I cannot thank you enough
for the relief which your Cream Balm has
afforded Emanuel Meyers, Winfield,
L. l.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-The Loretto House,
at ICrettO, Cambria County. formerly known
L IS the Mrs. J. b. Myers House, one of the
oldest and most popular hotels iu the village. is
offered for sale OF rent on easy terms. The house
dining room and two kitchens, one for summer
ana the other for winter on the lrst hoOr besides
eleven comfortable rooms on the second floor. It
has a large stable and good garden attached. as
well as all other eonveuieucCs necessary TO a
country hotel. Terms reasonable. For fUrther
Information call on OF address
MRS. Z. b. MCDONALD,
May 2s. lsSe.-tf. I.-rettn. PA.
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SATURDAY. JUNE ). 1886. at In.


the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the right. title and interest Of Charles
Kelley Of, in and 10 all that certain lot Of ground
situate In the township of Couemaugh. Cambria
Co, Pa fronting on the FrankstOwn Road OF an
alley on the west. and runrfry back to an aIiev
on the east. adjoining lot o. Evan A. Lloyd on
the north and lot OF James Hoy'o m the south. Of
Mary Wiun.
Also all the right title and interest of William
s. Patterson Of in and to at thar certain two lots
Of ground situate in the township Of stony Greek
Cambria Co, Pa. fronting on the Bedford PIKE
on the south. and running back 70 an alley on
the north adjoining LOT oT Cambria T-o- O. On
the east and--Strect on the west.
Taken in execution and TO be sold at the suit Of
Also all the right title and interest of John
and ANNA Andrews, Of, IN and 20 all that certain
town. Cambria 90. Pa.. fronting on River street
on the west and running back 70 an alley the
east. adjoining an alIcv on the south and Thomas
zones on INC north. hHving thereon erected two
story lrEmn house. nov l- the OcCuDancv Of Thos
DAVIS and Sfnnel F''e. and one story frame
Taken in eyec1tiu1 md to be sold at the suit Of
Charles RriVnar.
Also all the right rftla and Interest Of William
A. Peterson. oi. In ans 2" AL that certain lot Of
GROUND situate IN t'7 vl'2ge of tfcistCwn. in the
toWn~nlp or hicni-7' ''@nb-1a Co. Pa fronting
on no Iohnsta-yn ruf .toIford Pike on tho north
and rnnuing hack 'o lrt of Henry Efchensler on
on the west and lot OF t}aul Netrour on the east
having thereon erected p one and a half story
OF KinHrd Wagner.
Taken IN execution and to be sold at the suit
Of Jacob 1acOby.
Also all the right. title and interest Of Wilson
. EtchiSon- of I'm and to an that certain lot OF
ground situate TN the LIST Ward Of .Ioh-srovvn
. Borough. Cambria county. Pa. fronting on TN
ion street ou the east. and running back 70 Stony
Creek river on the west. adjoining lot 1f Henry
/ "iiersbine on She North and Vine street on tho
. south. having thereon erected o two story plank
house snt plank stable. n0w in the occupancy o
Joseph Wilson.
Taken IN execution and to De sold az the SUIT o
John Brady.
Also ali the right, title sud interest 5f Foster
W. Davis o. IN and % an that certain lot %
ground situate in the village Of M0rrelyilIe
[ lower Noder township. Cambria county, Pa.
fronting on the west on Chandler 81. and ruuuiug
/ back 20 an alley on the east. having alley 0r
the north, and lot Of George Adams on the South
( having thereon erected tvTO-sroTy plank hons.
and outhuiidinEs, now In the occupancy OF I
( W. Davis.
/ Taken in execution ana to be sold as the sui
# James J. Duncan.
/ TERMS OF SALE:-One-third Of tho pur
. chase mouey to be paid when the property O.
knocked down, aed the remaining tWo-tlirds OF
! the confirmation OF the deed
JOSEPH A. GRAY. Sheriff.
/ sheriff IS Once
I Ebensburg. May 10. ga