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A ssIGNEE,s NOTICE

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that Francis Ma
10y and wife of Allegheny township have made a
of the said Francis Maloy 10 me In trust for the
oeneht OF his creditors All persons indebted to
the said Francis Maloy are hereby no.ificd to
make payment TO me without delay. and those
having claims against HIM will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
NJ. d kITTELI,
Assignee Of Francis -1aloy.
Ebensburs, April 10. 1855 ct.
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A upIrOR,S NOTICE.

N In the matter of the petition OF Adam
Myers, Committee of Peter Myers, lunatic for
an order to sell real estate. Having been ap-
pointed auditor to Investigate the facts of the
case, ard report upon the expediency of granting
the application and II the shall require it, 10
ascertain the amount proper 10 be raised bT such
sale, notice Is hereby given that will sit at my
once on SATURDAY. day 2oth. 1sss, at 10 O'Clock,
A NJ. 10 attend TO the duties of said appointment
at which time and place all persons interested
may attend II they see proper-
NJ. ID. KIrTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg May 5th, 1sss-3t-
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rrENr1oN sroCKRAI>sRs

A TTENT1ON STOCK hRAl~ERS.-
IA "High and Mighty " the first thorough
bred English stallion ever brought TO Cambri
county will stand for service during the sea son
on Monday and Tuesday of each week at the sta
bic OF John Topper, in Adams township, and the
rest of the week al the stable OF the owner about
so rods east OF Wilmore Station. High and
Mighty" is an English. Shire borse, toaled in
1854. registered number 5llJ. imported in June
lSs7 by j. y kunkle & Co, OF Irwin Station. A.,
color black. weight LOO pounds and when fully
developed will weigh 2,0J0 pounds and recently
purchased by the undersigned for $3.50. For
pedigree see posters. and 10 he thoroughly con-
vinced come to see horse. Terms $50 Tor insur-
ance, payable When mare is known 20 be with
ioal. Due care, but no responsibility for acct
dents. IRA BLOOM.
Owner and Keeper.
Wumore. Pa, April -, 1sss.
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A DMINISTR ATOR,s NOTTCp

A DdIN!sIR aToR's NOTICE.
~ Letters OF administration on the es-
tate of Elizabeth O'Hara deceased. late OF Muns-
ter township, Cambria county, Pa. having been
granted 70 the undersigned. notice is hereby
gwen 10 All persons Indebted 10 said estate TO
make payment without delay. and those having
Chains axaiust the same viii present them prop
erlY authenticated for settlement 70.
JOHN O'HARA 4
Admir- ~ Elizabeth O'Hara det-sd-
Cresson, Pa May II, iSss.-6t.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BDlIOR'S SNaBTItjE.----.----
"A The lndersiguet auditor appointed BY
the Orpnan's Court OF Cam hria county To hes T
and decide upon tho exceptions fiIed 10 the first
and tnai account Of o. !. Westoyer, admip!stra.
bpror John Westover. deceased. and report dis
trioution OF the balance in the hands of said ac.
eocntant, hereby gives notice that he Will ST at
MS oihre in the borough Of EbensburR on F-i-
DAY. May 25th- 1855. at 10 o'clock A. = for the
purpose Of attending to the duties of said an
pointment, at which time and place all persons
interested shall attend be forever debarre.
from coming in on said fund.
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Eoensburr, May 5th. 1sss.-3t
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Died.
JAMES-Died at his residence In Cam
bria township on Friday, May 11th, 1855,
Mr.. Benjamin James aged 7s years
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Sheriff S Sales.

Dy virtue OF sundry writs OF FIeTi FGcids and
ID VendiftOni Erp0ncs issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed, there Will he exposed TO public sale, 4
the Court House In Ebensburg, on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-18

EUR ASSEMBLY
We are authorized 20 announce that John
,; hhey Is candidate for nomin ton FOR Assem-
bly subject 20 the decision OF the Democrats pri-
mary election. "
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tn. following described real estate. viz.

the following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain lots of ground situate in
the West Ward Of the oorouRh Of Ebensburg.
Cambria county Pa, fronting I32 feet on High
street on the north and running back 2Ss feet
along Mary Ann street on the erst 10 Lloyd
street, along Lloyd street on the south and ad-
Join ng lot OF Richard Tudor on the west hayi ng
thereon erected a two story frame house. q frame
stsbie. wagon shed and all necessary ouI5uild-
ings.
Also all that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate IN the township OF Carroll. said county
Of Cambria, bounded and described follows,
viz:
BEGINNING at post on the Ebensburg road
thence BY land OF heirs OF John Bennett, north
6eL degrees west ia perches TO post. thence by
land formerly OF Emapuel Dishart, north Sc de-
erees cas-. l5o perches TO a post OF the Ebens-
burg road. thence alcng said road. south L de-
grees, west - perches to po ST, thence south u
degrees west 40 perches TO 4 post, thence south Q
degrees west ~ perches to the place OF begin
ming, containing l20 acres and ~ perches strict
measure, having thereon erected two-story
This farm IS situte about three miles from Car
ToiltoHn-
4sTERMS: Ten per cent of purchase mon
to be paid at the time of the sale, the balance
OF one third a the confirmation of the sale and
one-third in six months, the remainder in twelve
months from confirmation of the sale. Deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secured by
the Judgment bond and mortxag of the purchas-
er. JOHN A. BLAIR.
Assignee OF Joseph Gutwald.
EbensbuTg, May 5th, lsS5.-3t.
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ESSENTIAL OILS.
What Medical Men Say.

Superintendents of Hospitals and the Faculty
in general have, over their own signatures
dorsed, for purify, age and quality, the now well.
known stimulant,
kLEIN'S SILVER AGE,
The price is within the reach of most anyone, be-
ing only 81 sc for a full quart You can also get
the following we'll known brands. never less than
six years old Finch's. Gihson's or Guckenheim-
crs. Full quarts. 81 each. or six quarts Tor S5.
neatly packed and sent anywhere. Send the
money. that may snip TO you direct and obiedent
TO all laws Address
MAX kREIN.
Dealer in Rye WHISTLES,
May Il, SIS, yr. Allegheny, Pa.
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LN0R ASSEMBLY
u hereby announce myself as a candidate
LOT Assembly subject to the Democratic primary
eIecuon- LEWIS STRAYER
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TRIAL LIST.

List of cases set down for trial on second week
OF June Term commencing No day, June llth,
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T w. DICK. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW
l.. Ebensburg, Pa. Once in building OF T
j Lloyd. decd. (hrst hoor.l Centre street. Al
manner of legal business attended to satisfactory
ril and cslleations q speciality. { I0-14.-tEl
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z OR sALE-SrEAM ENG INES, CLAY AM
J. ore Pans, Boiler and Sheer-Iron Work
Secondhand engines and boilers on hand. Hoist
ing engines ana machinery specialty.--THOM-
As CARI-IN, Allegheny, Pa. (Jan. 22.-ly.)
A DVERTiSERS by addressing Geo. II
IA koweIl a Co.. 10 Spruce St. New York
can learn the exact cost Of any proposed line
ADV VERrISING inAmerican Newspapers. 100
Page Pamphlet IOc.
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EOR SHERIFF.
John J. Kinney. Of Tun-
hellhiI borough at the coming Democratic prt-
mary election. Your support respect fnllv so-
licited.
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E>OR SHERIFF
Il We are auth oriZed 20 announce
the name OF w d. Mcoleiland. OF Johastown as
a candidate for Sheriff subject TO the decision OF
the next Democratic primary election.
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SOY far the Finest Line of Dress Goods Plain Checks
@ shown Altoona being sold by Gable Co. for 24c yd
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POLITICAL.
E0R SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself
as "a eandidate Tor Sheriff, subject 70 thedecision
oi the next Democra tfc primary election
O. 4. LANiBEIN.
Eoensburg, Pa. Feb. -, 1855
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Trial List.

Ebensburg, May IL, 1885,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

simply TO punish Cleveland for i'll treat
ing Sackyille, and hurting England's
people.
II must be confessed that the average
American over here, whose mission in
life Is to misrepresent America for his
own social benefit, encourages this 10.
iion. I be fact that such thing as the
tariff question was at sue is quite over
looked, which is unusually funny even
for Fnglishmen. The first news Of the
election which came in the shape Of a
cable to the StqpdGrd and other newspa
pers was commented on as evidence OF
our desire 10 smooth over the Sackyille
affair Mr. Cleveland, by the WY, may
be interested TO learn that one enterprls-
Ing English newspaper has already
printed nis picture marked "Ex Presi-
dent Cleveland" The Eoglish, in dis
cussing United States affairs, are usu-
ally adrift
GLADsTONE's WONDERFUL VITALITY
The unusual amount of grandeu. dis.
PLAYED by the Grand Old Man this week
has filed all true political believers with
ioy. 40 man at 20 has ever done what
Gladstone has this week, nor has be- him.
self at any former time equalled his
performance at Bingley Han, Birming-
ham, on Wednesday The spectacle pre-
sented when the speech was going on was
worth going miles TO see There stood the
Grand O.d Man on the platform in The
centre OF an acre and half Of upiurned
faces squeezed Oso together. Above
his heal was sounding board as big
as an ordinary lecture room. Below
him were 100 newspaper reporters, and
close by all the big men who have stuck
TO their chief and home rule The way
Gladstone mauled Salisbury. perforated
Balfour and pulled up the Tory argu-
men,s 10y the roots in every direction,
cannot be described His thin white
locks floated about wildly Ills strong
Old arms that still cut down trees were
stretched right out or pounding his desk.
His collar was unbuttoned TO give his
throa, muscles play, and every word he
said was heard by all the huge crowd.
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KELLY IN CONTEMPT.
The Motor Man Comes to Grief in Phila-
deIphfa.

PHILADELPHIA, November 11.-COurt
OF Common Pleas, No. 3, yesterday morn
ing made the rule TO issue All attachment
against John W. Keely for contempt Of
court in not obeying the order Of the
court absolute. II also discharged the
rule 20 dissolve the injunction, as well as
the rule TO open the sealed package which
is in the hands OF the court, and which
is said 10 contain a description Of the
Keelv motor 1t also continued the in.
junction against Keely until further no
iice
The suit in which Keely is thus brought
to grief is the one instituted ia equity by
Bennett G.. " ison, in which experts were
appointed by the court 10 examine the
construction OF Keely's mechanical ap-
paratus with the view Of determining
whether it COrrespOnded or was identical
with certain motor device which Kcely
as ass'gned 10 Wilson in isG1 That the
C0ur, might be fully enlightened as to
the merits of Mr. Wilson's cliim, a com
mitiee OF experts was appointed 10 in
speci the keely motor and week ago
TO day an argument was bai before
Judges Finlcticr and Reef upon applica-
tion Of Mr.. Wilson's counsel for an at
tachment upon Keely for contempt Of the
order Of April : last, in refusing to di
yulge information, which the experts
said they needed to make up their minds
as 20 whether the claim was justified
After sleeping on The question for a week
the court has decided that Keely is IN
contempt and proposes 10 punish him.
Under The attachment KeelY can be
taken a. any time and committed to the
county prison pending the pleasure Of
the court II is thought that reasonable
time will be given Keely to come into
court and declare his intention to COM
ply fully with the courts order OF April
T. The injunction, which is continued,
is 20 restrain him from transferring his
discoveries 10 a new stock company un-
iii such time as it Is decided whether
Bennett c. Wilson, the plaintiff in the
suit, has any claim TO them.
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HARnIsoN's SOUTHERN POLICY.
A Prediction That it VIII he Liberal.

\ Prediction That it viii he liberal.
WAsmNGToN, November ll.-Mr Dal-
ton Of lrGiana, Democratic postmaster
o. the House. on being interviewed as to
President IIarrison's probable Southern
policy, said "SOme Of his party will de-
mand a vigorous and oppressive policy
in the South. They will be disappointed.
lie will adopt the most liberal Southern
policy any Republican has ever thought
OF. He will treat the Southern people as
well as MT Cleveland has His appoint
menis in the South will all 60 to Repub.
licans, but he will appoint no carpet
bacgcrs none OF the rapscallons that
have been placed over the Southern peO-
pie before. Some OF the border States
are now very close. He will try to draw
them into his party ranks. If he makes
70 bad appointment 10 will be because he
is deceived. ! think he will be with his
party on the educational question. on the
pension question. as TO the admission Of
Territories, as 10 tariff and all those is
sues. The South may be worked on
through the educational bill and internal
revenue repeal
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LONDON, November ia correspond
cnt at Glasgow tells how the Princes
Louise took her husband the Marquis OF
L0fne, TO The Glasgow exposition last
week She wore very plain, warm
looking wooden gray stripe dress, small
lavender bonnet, long gray fur toa, and
short black velvet mantle. She didn't
look particularly smart.
LONDON. November i Austria is be
ginning 10 worry about King Milan $
sincerity Having stood 10y him through
his divorce troubles and induced Germany
10 expcl his wife from the country and
TO give mp the Crown Prince his son, II
ia nov painful 90 note the Servian King s
tendency to lean upon Russia. Ii is
limited hat his majesty, King Milan, tired
of divorces and trials, means TO abdicate
in favor of his son but this is extremely
unlikely.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Prince
OF Wales, who has been having a very
gay time Of late, must interrupt his
pleasures on the 18th inst, and go to
Flushing 10 meet Lis sister, the Empress
Frederick, who is coming over TO visit
her royal mother. The Prince is about
10 come out in print Somebody has
been collecting all his speeches and ad-
dresses for twenty-five years past, and
they are 20 be printed, and WILL of course,
form the chief ornament of every loyal
Bri,on's library
LONDON, November lit is an
nouuced that the Empress OF Austria in
tends 90 90 over and look at the United
States. Her trip is based really on her
desire 10 be rid for prolonged time OF
lel husband, whom. as everybody knows,
She thoroughly disiikes, and also in the
hone that change of air may lessen the
rheumatism. 10 which she is an absolute
martyr
LoNDoN. November 1.-THE Germans
are hard AT wo. digging French out OF
their language one OF the latest results
of This purifying process can hardly be
commented The word "pairouille' Is
tc be cut out of the list Of military terms,
and in lis place is TO be substituted
"truppen ID eilennachtigspazergang,
which is not the simplest conceivable
manner of expressing the meaning OF the
word patrol
ATHENS, November liking George
of Greece has formally notified Prime
Minister Tricoupis of the betrolhal of
Princess Alexandra to Grand Duke Paul
Of Russia A TIE Deum was sung in the
royal chapel in honor of the event.
AUCKLAND, November ll.-Advices
from Samoa say that Europeans whose
houses were in iured by bullets from the
German gunboais in the attack upon the
Samoans at Apia have protested that the
action of the German commanders was
violation of neutral territory.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, November 1.-The
first through express train from Paris
arrived here TO day.
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THE DAtt, TIMES ALMANAC q
wEATHER INDICATIONS.
ONCE A DIVINITY STUDENT.
Now in Jail on Charges Of Forgery-young
- lhnrIes Unhr,. lareeI.

NNN III bhii On 'hdIsfN bl v oIEflF fphhS
- Charles Hairs Career.
JfRstY CITY, November ll-Charles
Hair, once a reputable young man in
Jersey City, was brought from Detroit by
Detective Gallagher cf IoboBen yester-
day He came 20 this country six years
ago with his mother and his brother
Henry They had a little money and
Charles decided % study for The ministry.
one summer be came home from college
90 spend his vacation, and he celebrated
his return as is alleged by stealing the
yacht Eagle Wing Of the New Jersey
Yacht Club fleet and sailing of with it.
lie was cough, three days aflerward, but
he was not prosecuted His brother had
taken place in the First National Bank
in Jersey City, and shortly after the
yacht episode be got into serious trouble
in the bank Mrs Hair then removed TO
Buffalo, taking Charles with her Two
years ago he left her, and a short time
afterward turned up in Chicago
lie MAS accused Of passing checks there
ON men whom be knew in HobOken and
Jersey City amounting to several thous-
and dollars.
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The many friends of Mr. L. L. Cay
will regret to learn Of his death, which
occurred yesterday afternoon at l2:jj
O'Clock, from malarial fever, with which
be had been a sufferer for six weeks.
MI Gary was the eldest son Of NJ. K.
GarY by his second wife. He had for
several years, and up 10 the time Of his
sickness, been a faithful and trusted en-
ploye of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way. He was well known and highly
esteemed for his kindly disposition and
geneous heart. The bereayed family
have the cordial sympathy of his legion
OF friends.
The funeral " III take place from Trim
ity VI. T. Church this afternoon at
O'Clock. lnterment al OakwOod.
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GLORITYING ANARCHY.
Parade in Honor of the Chicago Mnr-
derer-

New YORK, November 1.-The Ger
man Bakers Union, sections and ., and
the Mgchinists' Union assembled at Fe-
lix Brechls beer shop, 1g7 East Fourth
street, last night, and the Brewery Work
mems Union. the Plassman Association
OF WOOd taryers aud the Cigarmakcrs'
PrOgre siye International Union met at
2l3 Forsyth street There were 600 or
them, al told and they were going to
parade ID a meeting in Cooper Union in
memory of the Chicago Anarchists who
were hanged for murder Those at
Felix B,echts place got in line in
the street at 1.30 o'clock. All woie
rel silk badges with the names
of their unions on them A good many
of them had bands Of red silk around
their hats, and wore flaming red neck
ties. Some of the officers OF the diiler
ent unions wore wide red sashes across
their breasts. \ few meu carried torch
lights. But the glory OF the procession
was its banners. They were the great
blood red silken flags of the unions, at
tached 10 poles surmounted with big
bronze eagles. Most Of the flags were
sheathed In black silk, though some OF
them waved in the air along with wide
black streamers The men who carried
the flags looked fierce and solemn. n
crowd gathered on the sidewalk and
cheered rbe paraders. The anticipated
body guard Of policemen was not on
hand
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Mozart Academy.

The week closed a successful engage
ment of Around the World In Eighty
Days
The Irwin Brothers" hold the boards
tonight with brilliant performance Of
acrobatic tricks OF varied sorts on the
trapeze, horizontal bar and other capers
necessary for their exhibition. This
Irwin Brothers Big Specially Show"
promises TO be very attractive per
formance, Judging by the list Of the artists
engaged and the programme they adver-
tise.
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BRIEf IELtGRAMs.

NEW YORK, November ll.-Erastus T.
TeiTi. the head of the dry goods house OF
Tent, Weller X Co., died at o'clock
Yesterday morning Of heart failure at his
home IN the Dakota flats. Mr.. Tefft had
been in poor health for two years, but
last summer he improved greatly, aud re-
covered his strength and was feeling
we'll Within few days, however, bis
heart trouble returned and he sank grad
ualy until his death yesterday.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes

II YOU want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down 100 10"
in "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has.so grown
As these fine brands Of cigarettesof Car
roll x Greensboro.
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TU ESDAY'S ELECTIONS.
Latest Reports From the
State and Various
Other Points.
LORD "THISKs MIR. wfs1
DID IT.
Tolegraphic News From Everywhere.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 10
The latest estmate-oflicial and unoiii-
cial-oi the majorities OF the counties in
this district is as follows
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If you want to live quite happy and

never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in my Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
AS these line brands Of cigarettes Of Car
roll 4 Greensboro.
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AMHERST COUNTY.

Lees majority, l.lsl-
CLEVELAND runs about 400 ahead OF Lee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

Have you tried my SWEETHEART Gig
arettes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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cARRoLL COUNTY.

HmLsyILLg, Va, November S-DnB
7imes-The following is the official count
of the result OF the election in this coun-
ty: Democratic electors ,322, Republi-
can electors LA, Prohibition electors,
II. For Congress Lester (dem.) ,32O,
Blackwell (rep) 1.l37. For Constitu'
tional Convention 10, against Constilu-
tiOnal Convention 2l9.
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vorr of mIanLAND couNTY.

MONTEREY, Va, November S-For
Cleveland and Thurman 4j4, for llarIi-
son and Morton 40, for Fisk S, for lost
for Congress, Tenth district, ji3, for
Tucker for Congress, Tenth district, 525.
The vote Of one precinct was thrown out
as TO Presidential ticket for illegality in
certificate Of Judges Of Election.