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METHODIST.-Preaching 81 the Methods
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SUNDAY SCHOOL, at IN. Singing At o'clock .. m
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-er-meeiing on Monday night.
BAPTIsT.-PreschIug at the Baptist cburcl
ever SUNDAY. Rev. W. u. BeveTtev, Pastor
eunday School at e3o .. m. Young mems prayer.
meeting Tuesday night. congregstionAi prayer.
meeting Wednesday night
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seach nonth. pastor. Sunday
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Tho Home Of George Washington In Its
Palmiest Days.
Notwithstanding the luxury which exists
In our days, the style Of living which pre-
vailed among the wealthy families In old
Virginia has long ago faded away. In these
houses massive sideboards were seen covered
with solid silver and gold plate. Burglars
were not feared in these large households,
for there were SO many retainers that there
was never an hour when such gentry could
gain an entrance.
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tried In vain TO rally them, and whom sixty
or seventy Of tho enemy appeared In pursuit.
the panic was increased and they all ran
away In the utmost confusion, leaving Wash
ington alone within eighty yards Of the foe
This dastardly conduct 90 incensed tho gem
eral that he lost all control Of his powerful
passions, and for tho first time he gave them
full rein. In his rage he cast his chapeau to
the ground, snapped his pistols at several Of
the fugitives and threatened others with his
sword. He seemed to be perfectly -uncon-
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Where NAV the wearicd eye repose,
When gazing on the great,
Where neither guilty glory glows
Nor despicablo states
Yes, one-the first, tho last, the best
The Cincinnatus Of the west,
Whom envy dared not hate,
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TrnEs OF HOLDING COUNTY AND PREoINoT Ooukrs-
County Court for Criminal, Civil and Probate bus
ness-4th Mondays in January, April, July ,octo-
ber.
Comm stone rs' 'Court-3d Mondays In February.
Nay, Au gust and November.
7J-stice Court, Precinct No. Last Monday In
ssrh month. at San Marcos.
Precinct No. 2-2d Friday In each month NJ CITY.
" SD Wimberley's Mill.
:" .. 4-4th Sat. Dripping Springs.
OFFICERS.
Haror-Hammett Hardy. ~
GounciI-W. d. Wood. g W. Donaldson, Gid
fohnson, D.A. Glover, Ed. J. L. Green, p. J. C.
emith, Dan HolheIuz and Roger Byrne.
Warshal-Wm. n. Lyell.
street Commissoner-J. ". Danforth.
Council meets tue first Tuesday in each mouth.
Public School Trustees meet first Tuesday In each
month at the Mayors ofHee.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
<sEElGAAEI.

coNGRsssMAs-STB DISTRICT:
l Hon. l., Whore, OF Fayette County.
s SENATOR 25rH DISTRICT:
Hon. w. II. Burgess, OF Guadalupe Co.
nEraxsENTArJvEs--9lsr DIsrRIcr:
H On. co. I. McGehee, OF Hays Co.
Hon.J. L. Ellison, of Caldwell Co.
2f DISTRICT ooyRr--2iED DISTRICT.
Hon. a. Techmueller, Presiding Judge, LaGrsngt
II. VI. Bothauy. Attorney, Austin Co.
TINES HOLDING COURT.
HAye-lst Mondays in March and September. May
coutipue three weeks.
COUNTY orrIoEas.
I'd r. Kone, Judge County Court.
Jas. q. Burleson, Dist. and County Clerk.
SB Mcbride, County Attorney.
Jas A. Wren sheriff. J. N. Turner Deputy.
C,s. Cock, Justice Of the Peace Pre-. No ]
"a. Vaughn, " =
Il. G. Hubs, .
&c. Rowe,
w. W. Slack, ''
5 in. Patterson, County Treasurer.
X. 8. FortsOn, Assessor.
Otto Gvoos, Surveyor.
WI. Owen Con'r Precinct No. l
r. 4. Vaughn " 2
II. G., Hubbs,
Peter Schmitt, "
W. !: steel, Constable precinct No
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-09
Registers Notice.

The following accounts have been examined
and passed by me and remain hled Of record in
this once for the inspection OF heirs legatees and
ali Others interested and will be presented To the
Orphans Court OF "a mbrta county for confirms
tion and allowance on Wednesday. December s.,
1st. First and inal account Of John Fried
nea; sGmnistatoT harop,S % a. late
I'd First and hnsI account Of Conrad Diefn,
Stony Creek township, deceased.
3rd First and ha al account Of Joseph Miller,
administrator Of James McGOugh, late OF Sum
merhill township, deceased.
4th- The nrst account Of James A Parish, one
Of the executors Of Enward Parish, late OF Gam =
Sth. Fourth account of the trustees Of George
Fritz, late OF Johnstown borough. deceased
9Th. Eirst account OF Annie T. Glass and W. ].
Buck. administrators OF Henry Glass late OF Allie
gheny township deceased.
7th. Second and nnal aecount of George Bend
ing. guardian OF Jennie Bending, miner child Of
John Bending, late OF Johnstovn borough, de-
sth. First and final account of John Arthurs,
executor of the last VIII and testament OF Jane
CoOgan, late OF JOhnstovn borough, deceased.
9Th. First and tRai account OF Rueben r. Lint
on, administrator of Henry q. Dishoug. late of
10th. FIRST and tnal account OF Elizabeth Mat
Il. late OF Carroiltown borough. deceased.
Ilth. Flr.t and nnal accoant OF Jacob Yesck-
ley, executor OF Jacob fosler. late OF GallitEin
i2th, Third ana partial account Of Henry J.
town borough, deceased.
Isth. F-Irs; aud nnai account of administrators
ceased.
I4th. Account of Il. o. Miller. administrator r
OF Amanda Miller, late of fJChnstown borough n, de-
ceased.
18th. First and partial account Of Peter Ro-
bine. Jr. ct. al, executors Of Christopher Robine.
late of Lilly borough. deceased.
loth. First and nnal account of Joseph A.
Gray. trustee TO sell real estate of Bernard Dun
ega1. late OF Clearneid township. deceased.
nth The first account OF William NJ. Dodson
trustee OF the estate OF Joseph Fieldhouse late
Millville borough. deceased.
18TH The account OF Joseph p. Layton. exscu-
tor Of John NJ Davis. late Of Johnstown-
CELESTINE j. BLAIR, Register.
Ebeneourx Nov o. 1855
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Wanted.

Every reader OF this paper to thoroughly
understand that physicians and superinten-
dents OF hospitals do not lend their names
to anyone to use In connection with an ar
ticIe to advertise, unless, indeed, It reflects
credit on both the name and the profession.
Yet they cheerfully indorse Klein's Silver
Age Rye Whisky over their signatures. and
why? Bscause it really is what 1t is claim
ed for 1.-THE best stimulant now known In
the market. 1t IS very cheap, only 81 80
per full quart. Ask your druggist for it,.
and use no other. One bottle possibly may
save a sufferer much pain. II is not cure
all, as claimed by would-be competitors. but
is pure stimulant. whose equal Is not 20
be found in the market. Address, for fur
ther information, Max Klein, 81 Federal
street. Allegheny, Pa. .-
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Items from C.rroIItown..

CARRoLLTowN. PA, Nov. 9Th. 1888.
EDITOR FREEMAN.-We promised last
week 90 make special remarks In this letter
in regard to the town OF Hastings. but on
account OF the excitement connected With
the election yesterday. we failed to meet
those whom we expected to, consequently
we have to postpone our remarks until next
week
Hon. John S. Rhey. OF your town, has the
congratulations and good wishes of his
many friends In this section. ne being for
tunate enough to be one OF the successful
Democrats on Tuesday lSst.
Miss Emma Stolz, who was visiting her
sister. Mrs. Hattie Flick, in Altoona, re-
turned home on Monday last.
The planning mill of Mr.. ID. a Luther, Jr,
is now raised and the machinery will be
placed in position next week. Mention OF
this Improvement has been already made in
your columns, but we cannot refrain from
extending furthe. congratulations 20 Mr.. L,
who is good citizen.
DR.. II. SommeryilIe. OF Chest Springs
was a welcome visitor TO our town on Tues
day.
Your solicitor has thus far succeeded in
getting one hundred new subscribers to
your paper. all OF whom are well worthy OF
having their names published. His inten-
tions are to get more, and IL he gets them
they will be gotten by honorable means.
The Belva Lockwood parade which took
place here on Monday evening afforded q
great deal OF amusement to the citizens.
John Mccoy was the leader, and was ''rig-
| ged out in grand style" "Jumbo o." the in
/ telligent dog owned by Mr.. Otto CHASER,
/ faithfully carried lighted lantern during
the entire procession.
VIM. Warren White. special examiner for
the u. s. Pension office of Washington, ID.
| c., spent some time in CArIolltown this
week.
| DR.. ID. S. Rice, of ST. .Bonitsce, made q
professional visit TO our town on Monday
Doctor is haYipg an Office erected a.
Hastings. where he will locate In the near
| future.
IL Is to be hoped that those from whom
/ your correspondent received items well
worthy OF note. will excuse Us for not send
| ing them In this week as we are aware that
the election news will be published In your
paper which caused considerable extra
| work. Y.
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Hastings Clippings.

HASTINGS. Nov. Z, 1888.
EDITOR FRFEMAN-There was q full at
tendance at the election.
Mr.. Frank Endler Is on the sick list.
DIR. Libby was in town on Sunday last.
A railroad car loaded with sand was
left standing on the siding at this place a
few days ago. and some mischeyious chap
threw of the brakes. when the car stharted
down the grade at terrible speed, running
for about ten miles. Luckily there was no
damage done.
Mr.. Fred Houk met with a serious injury
TO one of bis eyes few days ago. wtiIe he
was engaged In setting blocks for the foun-
dation for his new barn. one of the blocks
being out of line he proceeded to sledge the
block to its proper place with fifteen
pound sledge. AS he struck the block
piece OF bark weighing about two ounces
entered his right eye with great force and it
is feared will permanently iniuIe its sight.
A young son OF Mr.. Henry Link. Of Sus>
quehanns township, was thrown from a
wagon which resulted In the breaking of
his JsDsdr. The fracture was reduced by
DR.. Rice assisted by DIR. Somerville.
SLICK.
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AT i O'CLOCK, =. IL,
the following zeal egtafe n uTIt


Al the right, title. and interest Of Lucinda
Binglo Of, aud TO all that certain lot OF ground
county. Pa, bounded and described as follows 70
wit: Having front of 90 feet on an alley and
extending back the same width ISs5I feet TO the
lire OF lot No 10 and Ia feet along the line of lot
No l. 10 public road a nd being lot No. Is On plan
OF lots laid out BY Isaac C. Chandler, having
plank stable. now occupied by Edward &. Bingle
aud Lucinda Bingle hts wife Taken In execa-
uon and 20 be SOLD at the suit Of Commissioners
OF Cambria Co. Pa
Also, All tie right, title. and interest OF p. +.
Flenner, Samuel Flenner aud Geo. W. Elenner
OF. in and TO All that certain piece or parcel OF
land situated In Adams township, Cambria
viz: Adjoining lands of wm. Penrod on the
east. land Of George Lamb on the west. II nds OF
soI,i m; custer on the north snd by others on the
thereon crested ,uo-story plank house. Taken
In execution and TO be sold at the suit of Com
miSsfoners of Cambria county.
Also all the right. title. and Interest OF Patrick
Fleming, Of Ia and to all that certain lot OF
eria county. Pa fronting On the JOhnstown and
Eoensburg road, having school house lot on the
Of the Cambria Iron 90. or the east having there
on erected a tuo-story frame dwelling house and
rick Fleming. Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit OF Oom missioners Of Cambria county.
MaIey and Mrs. MARY Maisy, OF. in and to
all that certain lot OF ground situated in the por-
ough OF Tunnelhill. Cambria count -. Pa. bound
ed and described as follows, viz Fronting on
Main street aud adjoining property OF Michael
hhipuil on the north, JOhn Trainer on the South
and John Bradley on the west. having thereon
erected . twostory frame dwelling house and
otter outbutldings not now occupied. Taken in
execution and 20 be sold At the suit OF Michael
Bracken.
Also, all the right, title. and interest Of Mich
ael Mcbride, of, in and TO all that certain lot
piece OF ground situated in MilIville borough.
Cambria county Pa, bounded and described as
follows, viz Beginning at the corner OF Unisn
street and land OF BENJAMIN Benshof, thence
along land OF BENJAMIN Benshef north 65k de-
gees east l0l feet to an alley, thence along said
alley 81 feet 10 lot No 81, thence along the line
OF said lot south 35% degrees west 90 feet to Un-
ion street, thence along the line OF Union street
cl feet 70 the place OF beginning. having thereon
erected n tuo-story frame dwelling house and
other outbutldtnzs now in the occupancy of Jos
eph Sloan. Taken in execution aud 20 be sold
at the suit OF the Commissioners OF Cambria
county.
rs-TERMS OF SALE-9a
One third of the purchase money to be paid
when the property is knocked down and the re-
naming twotnirds on the confirmation of the
deed. JOSEPH A GRAY Sheriff
Ebensburg, Nov. 9. lsss.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. q,
1888:
Ralph T. Pratt, Greensburg and Minnie
Gall. South Fork.
Frank Lux. Consmaugh borough and
Rosa FotZ. Woodvale.
John ShortencarTier, CaIrolltown, Pa,
and Sophia Miller. Carroll township.
George Fulton and Lizzie Friedhoff, Con-
emauRh borough.
William Adler, Salem, Ohio. aud Emma
May Brademyer, JohDstown, Pa ar.-
John Subele and Lavania MaderhotZ,
Cambria City.
William 5. DAVIS. Sheridan. Pa, and Cora
b. Hoover. Coopersdale.
Paredas ID. HeIsel and Gertie Skelly, Por-
tage.
Simon Mcdonnell, Barr township Cam
bria county, and Elsie Mervine. Pine town
ship. Indiana county.
Joseph Better. Pittsburg. Pa, and Anna
Stehr, WOOdyale.
Alexander Lang and Jennie CarrutheTs.
South Fork
Charles William McGary. South Fork and
Jennie z. Lloyd. Cambria township.
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have been afflicted with hay fever from early
In August until frost. Ny eyes would run
stream OF water aud ! sneezed continually. I
was advised 70 use Ely's Cream Balm. IL mas
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ton is without parallel In the history Of
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Shiloh's Porous Plasters. Sold by DR.. T. ].
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SATURDAY,, DEC Ist, ,SS
H oA-Ooh r NJ
the following real estate 70 wit

= .
the following real estate TO wit t:'
All the right title, aud interest cf John r
Bowen ot, in and TO Alt that certain lot Of ground
situated In the borough Of Prospect, Cambria
county. Pa, bounded and described as fellows
viz: Fronting 50 feet ON Quarry street and ex-
tended back 100 feet adjoining on the east
and -- on the west Having thereon erected
a tuo-story frame house and other out-buildings
Taken in execution and tho be sold a the suit Of
Ambrose Spangier.
All the right. title. and interest Of Appleton
Dimond of, in and 10 all that certainpiece or
Cambria county, Pa. bounded and described as
follows. viz Having the Eoensburg and Johns
town pike on north and adjoining lands of Zach
ariah Warner aud John Hagan. contaiuing about
erected a two-story frame house and other out
buildings now in thr occupancy or NJ. u mond =.
Taken in execution aud TO be sold at the suit of
Andrew Yeagley, assignee OF Hugh Greenwood.
Nickroy OF, in and 10 all that certain piece or
parcel Of land situated In West Taylor townsh
Cambria county. Pa. adjoining land OF George
Knable on the north, land OF Peter StatInan on
the east and Jonas GOughnour on the west. con-
tanning about twenty-one acres Iess,
having thereon crested a two-story frame house
and log barn TAKEN in execution and 70 be sold
the suit of John DIbert - =
All the right, title, snd interest Of David Fal-
loon Of IN and 70 all that certain piece parcel
OF land situated In Conernargh township, Cara-
5ria county. Pa, bounded and described az FOL
lows. viz: On The north by Simon elites, on the
west by W. r. Grifith. and on the south ard cast
by the Canioria Iron Company. contsining zboat
six acres moro or less Taken in execution ana
sold at the salt Of > kliaordlinzer-
EE-TERAIS OF SALE-Gs
One-third OF the purchase money 20 be paid
when the property IS knocked down and the re-
naming two-thirds the eon1rmation OF the
deed JOSEPH A. GRAY. sheriff.
Ebensourg. Pa. November 9th, lsss