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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02
Vote for John s. Rhey.

Mcdonald at Loretto, Pa, is selling of
the following lines of goods at actual cost
for spot cash or good marketable produce
as follows: Dry goods, fiannels. Kentucky
Jeans, ladies', misses and children's shoes,
also boys and mems boots and Shoes. hats,
caps and clothing, etc. Now is your time
to get bargains.
The Rinehart Combination are knock
ing the twinkling little stars out of the
azure depths at Clough's Opera House.
Last nights rendition OF Bon Bons YVES
given to iammed honse up stairs and down
and hit the audience hard. Peters comedy
work is ridiculoGsly funny-he can't keep
from being funny, even in his announce
ments and the music is rattling. The
sextet last night brouVht down the house
for triple encore. ChiUicothe o., Daily
Ns,cs. oct. 1lth. 1887.
Vote for James A. Wharton.
Some Adopted Americans" is the title
The Americdn Magazine This article was
prepared by the editor of the Journalist. Mr..
Allan Forman. who has made a careful
study of the lower class Immigrants aud
tenement house dwellers OF New York City.
Mr.. Forman has not been a mere casual OBJ
server, put has lived in these densely. popu-
lated tenements and Is. therefore, compe-
tent to give strong and graphic pictures of
the mode OF life OF these poor people with
out any aid from his Imagination.
AS S. FessIer, OF MarysvIlIe, Perry
county, was driving some steers home a few
days ago. n COW belonging TO Robert Belton
Joined tue procession. AS Belton was driv-
ing her out William ToIand came along
with bag OF apples on his shoulder. and
one OF the steers made an attack on him,
ripping open the the beg, and while another
made for John Mckenzie, who was carrying
a bag OF chestnuts The animal gave him a
good chase and finally made out to catch
him, throwing him down and mskirg some
ugly cuts and bruises
Vote for Daniel Mclaughlin.
Professor Joseph KimbalI exhibited his
trained CD mare, Nance" 10 the old skat-
ing rink in this place, on Monday evening.
to a large and enthusiastic audience.
Nance" performed many new and difficult
tricks. such rs seesawing and standing on
n box and resting one foot on her trainers
head. She also stood on the same box and
held a SILVER dollar In her mouth. and We
have the Professors word for IL that she can
do the same thing. Just as easily. with half
dollar. One OF the features OF the enter
taInment was the sweet (?) and appropriate
music. which was furnished by Kimball's
original ''tom-tom'' orchestra After the
entertainment the Professor thanked the
audience, in a short, but eloquently worded
address, for their generous patronage.
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nARR1AeE LIcEssEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Oct 81
1885:
l.. 5. Grant Gallagher and Amanda B.
Miller, Reade township.
Leouard Boyer. MillviIle, and Mrs Bella
Lambaueh, Johnstown-
Elmer D. CIevelrnd, Pittsburgh, and LIZ
Zie T.. Brown. Johnstawn.
DIR. J. A Potts and Fannie W. Mccain,
Pittsburg. - So
C. b. Fowler and Mary Fonley, Reade
township.
Jenkin Lewis and Rose Anna Toben.
Lilly. Ran .rr|E-Hf
James Wharton and Laura NJ. Conrad,
Clearfieid township.
Michael Graf. Indiana county, Pa, and
TfIlie Young. Johnstown.
Jacob III. Kimmell. Turtle Creek, Ale
Rheny county, Pa, and Leanore LaYely,
John.town-
George Las, South Fork. and Emma Ede
wards, Johnstown.
Anton Boxler, Conemaugh, and Mary
Ann Mant<p. Jsckson township.
George w. .Mackey, Turtle Greek, AlIe-
Rheny Co. Pa, and Emma l. Bumpaugh,
Braddocks. Pa.
John Honan and Mary Kane, Johnstown.
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Glass leaders-Room No. 1. A class,
Lydie Ludwig b class, Blanche Cant
e class. David Ludwig.
Room No. 2. a class, Annie McBreen
B class, Maggie Tibbott.
Room No. 3. a class, Florie Mills b
class, Blanche Folsom.
Room No l. a class. Mary McBreen
class, Edith Myers.
Room No. 3. s. class, Annie MaloDeY
class Ella Kirschner.
Pupils who missed no time during the
month Room No. 1. Walter Jones. Clif-
ford Jones, Rhode Ritter, Arthur Evans,
Frank Kirschuer. Harry Jones, Joseph
Hammond. Alvie Evans. David udwig.
Lloyd Read, Dannie Thomas, Jesse Evans,
Mary Counell. Edith Barker, Carrie Gar
man, Florence Evans, Lizzie Ludwig, Mamie
Thompson, Bessie James, Gertie Hammond.
Annie Hammond. June Davis, Bessie Dick,
Sibbie Shields, Blanche Cant, Lvdie Lud-
wig s;EveIiue Parrish, Maud Folsom.
Room No Charlie Evans. John Ritter,
HeTscbel Evans, Ollie Davis. Wallace
Humphreys. Carl Dick, Eddie Dawson.
Dellie Chute, Ralph Tibbott. Elmer Davis,
Annie McBreen. May Auman. Maggie Tib-
bott. Annie Owens.
Room No. 3. Frank Evans, Butler
Roberts, Maud Richardson. Floie Mills,
Monica Murray, Blanche Folsom, Ada
Jones. Nav Davis and Allie Jones.
Room No T. Annie Frederick, Gertie
Bower. Annie Shields, Edith Myers. Annie
Mills. Annie Dawson, Fred. Jones and
Charles Weaken.
Room No. s. Jennie Bower, Ella Kirsh-
ner. Ettie Kingsley and Minerva Leighty.
Summary OF the monthly record CT the
pupils OF room No. ). including department.
attendance and examination grade; the
/ highest attsinahle mark being I00:-Harry
| Hasson, 93; Robert Dawson. 90; DIN Bar
| ker, 90; Herschell Davis. -; Oscar Kin
keaj. 81; Leonard Jones, 50; John Kirshner.
| SO; Katie McBreen. 81; Mary Evans, 95;
/ Annie Maloney, &c; Leonard Huntley. 80;
/ Della Folsom, SO: Jennie Bower, 95; Ella
| Kirshner, 81; Madge Dick %: Ettie Kings
/ ley. 50; Alice Maloney. 90; Julia ConnelI,
| e5; Alice Davis. %; Maggie McCabe, 93;
| Sadie Chute, 81; Minerva Leighty. 81; Emma
4 Dawson. 81. The remaining hve pupils
| whose nanes do not appear above were
| absent during the examination.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

On Monday last the Supreme Court hand
ed down two decisions on appeals from this
county.
10 the case Of Thomas McCloskey ct al VS..
James McCloskey. error to the Common
Pleas OF Cambria county. the Judgment OF
the lower Court was affirmed.
In the matter OF the appeaI OF T. NJ
Richards, Burgess OF Ebenshurs, the lower
Court was reversed
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shall be deemed to have gained residence By
reason Of HI. presence ef lost IL by Of bis
absence. while employee In the service. either
evil or military, OF this state. of the United
States. or on the seas, or While n student of any
Institution Of learning. nor while Kept in poor
house or other asylum at public expense nor
while confined in public prison.
SIC. - District election boards shall consist
OF a Tudge and two inspectors wAc shall be chosen
annually by the citizens. Each est ctor shall have
the right TO sOIe for the Judge an1 one inspector
and each inspector shall appoint thc clerk. The
nrst electto. board OF any new district shall be
selected. and vacancies In election boards filled
as shall be provided by law. Election officers
snail De privileged from arrest upon day of cleo
ton aud while engaged in making up and trans
mitting returns, except upon q warrant Of a court
OF record or Jryige thereof for election fraud.
ior felony. or TOR wanton breach Of the peace. In
cities they mag claim exemption from Jury duty
during their termg of service.
SEC l5- No person shah be qualified 20 serve
as an eiectlon of1rer who shall bold o. who shall
nave held an once or appointment or employ
nient IN or under the government OF the United
states, or OF this State or OF any city county,
or any municipal board, com ssion trust in
any city save only justices of the peace and n .
derman, nOtaries public and persons IN the mill
tary service Of the State; shall any election
oncer be eligible TO any eiEil office be hlled
an election at which Re shall serve. save only to
such subordinate municipal OF local oficer be-
loW the grade OF city or county officer, shall be
designated by law.
And also the following Acts OF Assembly nov
u
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
IA Letters OF administration the estate
OF David Brookbank, late OF Ashyille borough.
deceased. having been granted to the undersign-
ed. notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted
10 said estate to make payment without delay,
and all persons having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement TO ANNIE BROOKBANK.
Adm x OF David Brook bank, decd.
AshviIle, Pa, Oct 5th. ISs5-st.
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1AtEl
Ebensburs, Oct. u.
NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE
IA Game TO the residence OF the subscriber In
Reade township on or about the fifteenth OF June
lsss, red and white spotted heifer with crum-
pied horns, no other MARKS 10 be seen, aged
about thirty months. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. otherwise she Will be disposed OF
the law directs.
Ii. +. MYERS,
Reade Twp. Oct. 70, 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02

Of hay fever. Covert * Cheever. Druggists sug-
gested Ely's Cream Balm I used It during a
severe attack. can cheerfnlly testify TO the
immediate and continued relief obtained by its
use. Iheartily recommend It To those suffering
from this kindred mplaints.-(Rev.) II. A.
Smith, Clinton, wis.
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DIED.

McFAITH.-Died at his hore in Ebens-
burg. Oh Monday, October 10Th, 1885. Mr.
John McFaith. aged about 60 years.
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And ad4. aIsq fhe ioopg Acts Of Assembly nO~
ACT OF JANUARY 30, 1875.

SEC. = That all elections hereaite held unde er
The laws OF this Commonwealth the polls shall
oeopened at O'Clock T.. -. and close at O'Clock
p n.
SEC 8: Whenever there shall be a vacancy in
an election board on the morning Of election said
vacancy shall be nIled in conformity with exist
ing laws.
The set OF Assembly. sltftied IAN Act relst-
fng 10 the election of this Commonwealth. !" pass
cd July 2, 1876. provides as follow TO wit:
1hat the Inspectors ard Judges shall meet At
the respective places appointed for holding the
election IN the district TO which they
oeiong. before O'Clock in the morning of ruesday
November 9Th, and each saiJ ms pec:or shall ap-
point one clerk, who shall lie a qualified voter of
such district.
In case the person who shah have received the
second highest number OF votes for inspector shall
Not attend on the day OF An election. then the
person who shall have received the next highest
number OF votes for Judge the next preceding
election shall act as inspector in his place And in
case the person who shah hay iFed the highest
number OF votes for inapector shall not attend the
person elected Judge shall appoint an Inspector ia
his place 4 nd In case the person elected shall
not attend. then the inspector who shall have re-
cetFed the highest number Of votes shall appoint
Judge in his place, and If any vacancy snail con-
tlnue in the board for the space OF one hour after
the time bXed by the law for the opening OF the
election, the qualified voters OF the township,
waro or district Tor which snch officers have been
elected. shall elect some one Of their number TO
I'LL vacancy.
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EXECUrOR,S NOTICE :

u
H Letters testaMentary on the estate OF Pat
rick G- Riley, late of Ebensburg, Pa. deceased 4,
having been granted to the undersigned. all per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby notified
10 make paymezt 10 without delay. and those
having claims against the same will present
them, properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES RILEY.
Executor OF r. q. Riley, decd
Ebensburs oct. u. lSSS-6t.
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MODE OF VOTING

The attention OF all quaiaed voters is directed
10 the following Act OF Assembly regulating the
mode OF voting IN this com monweaith
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING.
An ACT regulating the mode of voting at all the
elections In the several counties of the Com
monH ealth, approved March 30. 1859
SIC. l. BE IL enacted By the Senate and Ho use
OF Representatives of the Con- N Onwealth OF Penn
sylvania in General Assembly met, and is here
by enacted by the authority Of the same that tn e
qualified voters of the sererai counties Of this
commonwealth at the general, township. bor-
ough or special elections are hereby authorized
and required 20 vote the tickets printed or writ
ten or partly printed OF partly written, severally
CLASSIFIED as follows: Cae ticket shall embrace
the names OF all Judges Of Courts 20 be voted for
and be labeled Judiciary one ticket shall en-
brace the names of all State officers 10 be voted
for. and be labeled 'tafe;-' one ticket shall en-
brace the names OF all csanty officers to be voted
for. and be labeled "COanty, ~ ticket shall en-
brace all the names Of all township officers TO be
labeled Township" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all borough otscers 70 be voted for, and
be labeled Borough and each class shan be
deposited in separate ballot box.
Given under my haad. at my office in Ebens- =
burg this Sth day Of October in the year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight and the Independence Of the United States
Of America the one hHndred and twelfth
JOSEPH A GRAY, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Ebensburg, Oct. 6. lsss.
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Irfal List

SPECIAL TERN Nov. 26th 1885
Cordeil ...-..-.-vs- Gates.
Tallman. Dwelling House In
surance Go.
Cambria Iron Co.....-vs- j. i. Christy et al.
II. A. SHOEMAKER. Proth'y.
Proth'y Ofnce, EDensburY, Nov. >, IsSs.
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NOTICE .....-.
~ To Ho--tio N. Burroughs or his legal rep
resen tatiTes. Yoa hereby notified that on
the Srd day OF September. lSss, Henry Becher
presented ms petition TO the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cambria county, Pa, praying said court
to make an order directing satisfaction TO he
tered on certain mortgage executed by Hugh
RIcNeal TO Horatio n. Burroughs on certain land
situate IN Allegheny township. Cambria county
Pa. which mortgage is dated the 5th day OF jan
nary 1850 and is recorded in record book Of said
county in vol. pages 397 and 39S. In accoT-
dance with the Act OF Assembly OF Jnne 10, 1881.
court on Monday. December Sd, lssS. and show
cause why said order as prayed for should not be
made.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebens burg. Oct. I'D. lSss.-tt.
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CTATE OF Pennsylvania. County OF Cambria, s
- =. The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
TO the heirs and legal representatives of Patrick
Cassiday. deceased
GREETING You are hereby cited TO be and
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Court,
AT Ete1s burg, in and for said county, on the 3rd
day Of December next. then and there 10 snow
cause, II any you have, why satisfaction should
not be entered on a recoRnizanec % Peter Cassi-
day. wherein he was boand 10 pay the other heirs
OF said decedeR: the amounts due them in the
PARTITION Of certain real estate OF decedent by de-
cree Of said court made July 3oth 1880. Herein
fail not.
Witness the Hon Robert L. Johnston, Presi-
dent Judge Of our said Orphans Court, at Ebens-
burg, this Srd day Of September, A ID. 1855.
" JOSEPH 4. GRAY. Sherft.
CELESTINE }. BLIAR Clerk o. q.
Sherih's Office, E5ensburR, Oct. 25, ISss.
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NOTICE.
~ All persons are hereby notined that on
the 18th October. 1855 1 purchased I gray horse,
and bay horse from Mrs. Anna NJ Heakiand, oi
CleaTheid township, Cambria county. Pa. and
that have leit the same in her possession for
the term Of 90 days. ALI persons are hereby no
tined no: 10 meddle or Interfere with the same.
X. y. FREE.
Ashvllle, Oet. y, l.ss.
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GENERAL
Election Proclamation !
20. ss7. lie Commonwealth.

WHEREAS, by an Act of the G eneraI Assem-
w bly, OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania, entitled "An Act to Regulate the Gener-
al Elections within the Commonwealth IL is
oftcers are TO be elected i. Joseph A. Gray,
High Sheriff Cf the County of Cambr in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby
make known and give notice 10 the electors of
the county aforesaid, that General Election
will De held IN the said County Of Cambria on the
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school Report

Average
Enrolled attendance.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17
8. D.
IN
SLICES!

"What are you trying To dof was
the question put 10 me lew days
ago by an old friend who caught
me setting traps. Il III trying To
catch somebody and ike ON, was
the reply And today in considering
the question and answer, have
about come 10 the conclusion that
there is a necessity for my living
that ] may for my personal com
fort aud interest possibly become
more intimately acquainted with
the children aud grandchildren OF
many living and pa, scd over-but
not torgotten-fIicnds and custom
ers of fifty or more or less years ago,
and to such children and grand
children regardless OF religious OF
political proclivitles | send greet.
! ing, with special invitation to call
and make yourselves known to me
that we may talk up grandfatf e.
and grandmother, aud then change
oil and talk OH the advice OF Henr,
w. Beecher. Who advised a MAJ
Of he wishes to dispose of hi
horse, to talk horse only till TIN
trade was made and then talk har
ness, &c. That's good advice, an,
We, the aforesaid children, grand
children and myself, will act OF
such advice, and talk grand'parent
till all friendly relations are estat
lished between us, and then tai
politics, temperance or
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17
49, 1e2DlOHi.--.

We believe we are the only
HOUSE FURNISHING ESTAB.
LISHMENT in NEW ENG
LAND, WHO HAVE ADHERED
STRICTLY TO THIS PLAN OF
PREPARING THE FREIGHT
ON EVERYTHING SHIPPED
BY US. We mean by this that
while some other houses have
shipped the goods, and allowed you
to pay the freight and afterwards
send them a bill and then dicker on
it for some time. We have invari
ably paid out the cash before the
article left our freight sheds at
Portland. And now notwithstand.
ing the fact that we expect to lose
a great deal of business by this
this year there seems to be no 9th
er way to convince some people of
the difference between OUR PAY
ING the freight before the articles
leave here, AND OUR CUSTOM
Frs PAYING THE FREIGHT
after the articles get to the depot,
and then having to write back,
wards and forwards over the mat.
ter.
Ne ~fsh TO deal WitA perfect /oi,'-
mes ana /iunhnesS in his NUT
Ter; consequently NE .gipe
.poM another mOnIh TO
make jour selection.
and to fill orders that are already
placed.
Now if you want a
Kitchen R0nge, or II Chom6er
SET, or q PO,2O,' Ser, on. car
pets, WInd0W ShadeS, D,u-
--pe,IeS, Cua1ainS,--
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Dwelling House Saved from Burn
ing by an Intelligent Dog.

\ short time ago man in Dr. Reeds
family in Tuscaloosa, Ala. was awakened
about midnight by the loud and persistent
h-rkng Of line English setter on duty in
the yard ON going out tp look for
thieves IT, was soon fouud that the floor
Of the Kitchen in back room Of the
dwelling had been burned entirely through
bv Il pan Of hot ashes crrclcssly left by
the cook The fire when discovered was
burning brightly and would soon have
been beyond control but for the timely
warning of the faithful dog. who ceased
barking when help arrived. lie is dog
of high degree. "Lachney" by name aud
n native Of New Orleans. He has been
honored by handsomely engraved collar
for his faithfunc~S.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17

Years ago, before the transportation
facilities were equal to the present means
of communication, there occurred in va
rious sections of the country temporary
scarctics IN farm produce. That day
seems to have been passed. One has on
~ TO look at the produce receipts In New
York city to realize the wide range
of country from which that metropolis
draws its supplies. Take, for instance
eggs and potatoes. Last week, on Satur-
duy alone, the receipts Of eggs in New
York city aggregated PHI barrels and
45ll cases. The receipt covered lots
from Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee
Michigan, Missouri. Kansas and sevcra
Southern points, The receipts of pota
toes the same day showed totals of 3ilS
sacks from Liverpool, 220i sacks from
Bremen, aud several hundred sacks and
barrels from Charlc>tOwn and other
Southern points. In fact, foreign pota-
toes are in such heavy supply that the
market is quite dem oralized Nova Scotia
potatoes are being cleaned up slowly at
low prices. The late market for potatoes
is somewhat Of a disappointment to those
who have been holding for higher prices
American CuHjrdtOT.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17

If seed potatoes are cut long before the
time for planting, great care is needed to
prevent them from heating and spelling
Many people will wonder at the notion of
potatoes heating So long ns ;hc skin is
whole there is no danger but even in the
Fall. when potatoes are first gathered.
the unripc potatoes have tend skins,
which peel of in spots by rubbing against
each other. This soon causes a pile to
rot down like so much manure. Cut
potatoes should never lie on top of one
another, and as for putting them in Il
barrel or bag to remain more than day,
it Is certain to injure the vitality of the
seed.
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Two of q KIND.

What object to in Maine. remarked
a Pennsylvania man Is the horrible
names yon have mp there. Iaere.e An
droscogein. for instance.
YES replied the Maine man, that
name i, almost a. bad a. SOME you haFe
in Pennsy iyania Punk ,atawney. iongh-
iogheny. and the like. a-Homs Jpu3,ai
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17

The coast of eastern Maine is booming
this year. Land transfers are many aud
there are indications of a big rush The
Bangor & Bar Harbor steamboat company
realize this fact, will run, after June goth,
: daily line OF steamers, one side wheeler,
between the two places. leaving each
morning, giving one hundred miles sail
with twenty landings, In eight hours.
Steamers are now running three times a
week and travel Is already large.