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Widows AppralSements.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
appraisments OF property appraised and set apart
for widows OF decedents under the Act OF Assem-
hly OF the 4th of April A. D. ISL. have been
ried in the Registers office at EbeDsburR. in and
for the County of Cambria and will be presented
10 the Orphan's Court of said county for conhr-
nation and allowance on Wednesday, June otn,
4. D., 1888
No / Inventory aud appraisenent Of certain
nersonal property and real estat. appraised ana
set appa-t for Catharine O'Neill, widow OF owen
O'NeiiI late of Prospect borough. deceased, $50
No. Inventory and appraisement Of certain
personal property appraised and sef apart Tor
Margaret Ryan. widow of Wm. Ryan. late OF LII
ly borough. deceased, $40 .,z
No 8 Inventory and appraisement OF certain
personal property Appraised and set apart for
Mary b. Mouse. widow of Frederick Mouse, late
nj Croyle township. deceased. $500
personal property appraised and set apart ior
Margaret z. Reese, widow of Ellas Reese, late oil
Cambria township. deceased, s293@.
No 3 Inventory and appraisement OF certain
uersOnaI property and real estate appraised and
set aparc for Ann Richards, widow of VIM. II.
Richards. late of Jackson township. deceased,
$500.
No. 9. Inventory and aDprnisement of certain
personaI property appraised and set apart Tor
Mary Stiles widow of David stiles, late oil black-
lick township, deceased. s2T9.
No = Inventory and appratsement OF certain
psrsonaI property appraised and set apart for
Emma :. Myers. widow of William H Myers, late
of Johnstown borough. deceased slSSeS.
No 8 Inventory and appraisenent OF certain
personal property appraised and set apart iol
Elizabeth Reese widow OF Thomas j. Reese, late
OF Cambria township, deceased. $50 70.
/ CELESTISE j. BLAIR,
Ebensourg. May 7th, fsss. Register.
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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. May %
1888:
Henry Hne and Lizzie Wolf Cambria.
John L Dixon, White township and Mary
+. Seibert. Pittsburgh. Pa
William III. BantieY. Johnstown and
IZora A. Shank. Adams township.
William H. Brown and Sllona NJ Bowers,
Summerhill
Peter B. Burnheimer, Ashville and Mary
Robine. Washington township.
i. w. Goughnour and Annie SPOTS, East
Conemaugh.
Augustine McEiheney. Loretto and Mag
gle Walters, Allegheney township.
William Lingerfelter, Reade township and
Annie Dick, Blair Co. Pa.
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Registers Notice.

TIE following accounts have been examined
and passed by me snd remain nIed Of record in
this once Tor the inspection OF heirs. legatees.
creditors, and all others interested and will be
present ted to the Orphans' Court Of Cambria
County for confirmation and allowance on We'd
nesday, June 9Th. A D., lsss:
No. i. First and flnal account OF Jno. r. Linton
and T. + Zimmerman, executors of the last viii
and testament OF Christian Myers late OF Adams
township deceased
No. 2. Sixth account Of John p. Linton and
Samuel Bheam, surviving executors of Geo.
Bheam. late of Lower Yoder township deceased.
No. }. First and final account Of Emanuel Rit-
chey. administrator OF Jno. Ritchey, late of
JOhnstown borough. deceased.
No First and nnal account OF Jno F. Tlobctt
Thcs- !. Lloyd, late of Ebensburg borough, de-
ceased.
ad ministraJrix of John Sheehan. late of White
township. deceased
No. 6. First and final account OF Mary Ann
Kelly. administrators of Charles Kelly. late of
Conemaugh borough, deceased
No !. First and final account Of Eliza Jane
Durbin. administrator of James T, Durbin, late
Of Munster township. deceased.
No. S. Second and hnal account of George
Myers. guardian of Henry Mcti uire. son OF Mark
McGuire. late Of Ciearfeid township, deceased.
No. 9. First and hnai account Of Eliza Jane
Durbin. ADMINISTRATIVE Of James T. Durbtn, who
was one of the executors OF Augustine Duroin,
late of Munster township. deceased.
No. 10. First and final account OF Leo wess
ship. deceased.
executor Of Ann Elizabeth Bracken, late of
BIseklick township. deceased.
20 T. iIet ana account OF fueene l-tlL-
niger and w b Litzinxer. administrators Of
VIM LitIinger. deceased. who was administrator
OF John MalOy. deceased.
No Is. Final account Of John J. Good. execu-
tor ofJohn steiner, deceas sed.
No. II First and final account Of Hiram Nc
Guire. administrator of WIN. J. Mcclure, late
of ClearLeld township, deceased.
No. Is. first and partial account o: Hiram Nc
| CURE, seting executor of Patrick Mcclure, late
I OF Clcarfleld township. deceased
No. 10. First and nnaI account of Joseph Lin
hacher and Martin HoTnck. executors Of Martin
HOrnick, late of Riehland township. deceased.
MOL First I'D partial account OF Irwin Hor-
rell. guardian OF Bertha Walls, minor child OF
Francis Walls deceased
No IS First anc naal account Of Thomas q
Davis, executor of the last will and testament OF
Z Mary Davis, late Of BlackIick Township de-
ce2sed.
CELESrINE J. BLAIR,
LIE -s6Cgg, --4x IIl. lsSs- keyister.
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Half Rates TO the Conventions via
PennsVIVanIa Railroad.


PennsyIVanIa Railroad.
With view of accommodating the hosts
of visitors to the political conventions and
others general meetings hereinafter men
toned. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion ticket To the points
named below from all prominent stations
on its system. on the dates specified, at one
fare for the round trip. The tickets will be
good for passage in both directions on all reg
ular passenger trains. excep; Limited EX-
press trains. The occasions on which such
ticSetS will 5e sod are as follows
To Indianapolis, Indiana. on account OF
the National Prohibition Convention, which
will meet May 3Ojh. tickets will be sold
from May 18th 10 18th inclusive, good for
return trip until! JuEe 9th, 1888. inclusive.
70 s.. LOUIS, Mo. on account Of the Ma
meet June 5th. tickets will be sold May 3lst
20 June 4th. inclusive. good to return until
June 18th. 1885. inclusive.
To Cincinnati, Ohio, on account OF the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge OF the World,
Knights of Pythias, which will assemble
June 12tn, tickets will be sold June 9Th 10
llth, inclusive, good TO return until July I'd,
1ssS, Inclusive.
To Chicago, Ill, on account OF the Ma
tioual Republican Convention. which will
meet June 18th, tickets will be sold from
June 14th to 18th, inclusive, good to re turn
until June 26th. inclusive.
The routes over which the tickets will be
sold Is Pennsylvania Railroad TO Pittsburgh,
thence oy the Pennsylvania Company's lice.
to destination.
The well-known and superior advantages
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, arising from
complete facilities, fine equipment, and its
unsurpassed service OF through trains. COM
mends this route most strongly to Intending
visitors TO these grea: gatherings.
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mUR Own Special Weave of Wool Henetas (w
W the thread do for l5ca yard Genuine Bargains
Died.


DUNNEGAN.-Att the residence Of his
son Edward Dunnegan. Esq, at 81. Angus
tine on Sunday, May 2Oth, lSSo. MI. MI
chael Dnnnegah, aged 9S years
The deceased was born in Ireland and
emigrated to this country about sixty years
ago. After working for some time on the
public works he located in Clearfieid town
ship, then an unsettled wilderness, and lived
to see it become dotted over with some OF
the finest farms in the county. He was a
kind hearted and good neighbor and was
esteemed by all acquainted with him. He
was q man Of remarkable and robust consti-
tuition and up 20 a few years ago enjoyed
perfect health He leaves to survive him
two sons. Edward and Michael. both well
known citizens of CIearfield township His
oldest son, Patrick, died several years ago
His remains were inferred at the Catholic
cemetery at s.. Augustine on Tuesday.
ITEI,-At her home In Portage township,
on Wednesday. May 16tn 1888. Mrs Marga-
ret Itel. wife OF James ltel, aged 81 years
The deceased was a daughter of Felix o.
Neil, OF Munster township, and had been Ill
for several weeks. She bore her affiiction
with great fOItitude and resignation aud
was strengthened by the sAcraments of the
Catholic church, of which she was devoted
member. She had the happiness OF being
comfurted In her last moments By her sister
Rose Gin religion Sister Theresa) and
another Sister of Mercy. now of Dunbar,
Pa.
The deceased leaves husband and five
| children, her father and mother and several
brothers and sisters to mourn her loss
After RequIum High Mass and some in
structIve remarks by the pastor Rev. Father
/ McHugh. the remains were consigned te
their last resting place in the Catholic Gem
etery, wilmore, on the 18th inst May sh'
I rest In peace. a
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WTHEREAS THE HON. II. l. JOHNSTON,
w President Judge Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. CT the s7th Judicial District consist
ing OF the county OF Cambria, has issued his pre-
cept bearing date the 18th day OF March, lsss TO
me directed, for holding Special Court OF Com
mon Pleas and a Court Oyer and Termin-
er and General Jail Delivery. and Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, in Ebensburg Tor the
county Of Cambria, and 10 commence on the
fourth Monday Of May. being the 2sth daY OF
May lsss. ana 10 continue three weeks
NOTICE HEEKBT GIVEN. that the Coroner.
Justices of the Peace, Aldermen. and COnstables.
OF said county OF Cambria. that they be then and
there In their proper person. at 10 clock in the
forenoon on the secsnd week. il being the lst
Monday of .'une, and being the 4th day OF June,
lsSs, IN the records. inquistiOus tions.
and their own remembrance, to do those things
which 10 their Offices appertain 20 be done and
those who bound In recognizances 10 prose-
cute against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the JAN Of Cambria county. be then and there TO
prosecute against them ns shall De Just
CiIvYS under my hand at Ebensburg, the lsI day
of May in the year OF our Lord lSss, and the
One Hupdred and Twelfth Year OF the lnde-
pendence OF the United States.
JOSEPH A. GRA Sheriff.
EbepshurLy. Nav
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Memorial Nav.

The undersigned committees having been
appointed To make arrangements for the
proper Observance OF Memorial Day, respect
fully subTit the following report.
The procession will form at 1 O'Clock p.
NJ. on Memorial Day, on Julian street, with
right OF column resting on High street, in
the following order.
Advance Quad, Ebensburg cadets
Ebensourg Cornet Band.
Mount GaIlttzin School.
Ebensourg Dauntless Fire ComPaay.
Knights Goldea Eagle.
All Old Soldiers aud Sailors.
Other Denominations end Citizens.
John VI. Jones Post No. $50 G. A. X.
Committee on Flowers, in Carr ages with Flowers
ORDER OF MARCH
South on Julian to High street, thence
east on Hugh TO Centre. thence south on
Centre to Court Yard. Puolic Memorial
Exercises will then De conducted by John
NJ. Jones Post. Music. by the band; Ad-
dress. by Hon. j. p. E kin Nusic-America
by the choirs OF the several churches OF
Eoensburg; BenedIction, by the Chaplain.
The column will then reform and move
north on Centre 20 High street thence east
on High street to Lloyd's Cemetery Dirge,
by the band Prayer. by the Chaplain Ad-
dress by Post Commander Distribution OF
flowers Benedictlon.
The procession Will then return on High
street TO Caroline street. thence north on
Caroline street 10 Old Cemetery on Sample
street, and. after the services, will move
west on Sample to Centre street, thence
north on Centre 20 Horner street, thence
west on Horner street to Catholic Cemetery,
and. after services, will return to Post Hall
and disoand.
COMMITTEES.
The following comm lttees have been ap
| pointed for the occasion:
| On Flowers-East Ward.-Edith Evans,
/ Addie Jones, Mamie Thompson. Edith Bar
/ kRr Nav Davis Annie DAWSON ROsia
Long.
| West ward-Louie Mcnamara, Maud
/ Shinefelt, Julia Council Madge Dick, Allie
Jones, Sadie Bolsinger, Annie Black, Edith
| Myers.
! Flowers to be collected and deposited at
the Council Chamber by s O'Clock A. NJ, on
| Memorial Day.
Committee on arranging bouquets.-The
| ladies OF the town
on decorating graves.-T. W. Dick. Geo.
Gurley :. ID. Patterson. Elias Rowland, Jo-
ssph ). Kelly, Milton Jones.
penses.-D. E. Evans, W. II. Davis. John
! Long.
On designating graves William Clement
James Y. Evans, H. j. Grouse
Comrade Dick will represent Post at
Lloyd Cemetery Comrsde Patterson at the
Old Cemetery. and Comrade Lilly at the
Catholic Cemetery.
V. s. Barker as appointed as Chief Mar
shaI, and G. Langbien as Asst. Marshal.
The COMMITTEES respectfully requests thai
all organizations and citize rs OF the town
turn out on said day to commemorate the
valor, bravery and patriotism OF our fallen
heroes, who made their breasts a barricads
between cur country and its foes. and thai
the fac under which they fought may nevel
be dishOnored.
JESSE BoIsISGEn. COmmittee.
/. j. DAWSON,
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Ny Boy

(tnree years old was recently taken with
cold in The mead. 1t seemed finally TO settle
in his nose, which was stopped up for days
and nights so that II was difficult for him to
breathe and sleep. / called physician who
prescribed, but did him 40 good. Finally
went 10 the drug Store aud got bottle of
Ely'S Cream Balm. 1t sesmed to work like
magic The boys nose was clear in two
days. aud he has been all right ever since -
L. J. HazzaEG, New YOGk.
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Walter l.. Mains Shows arrived In this
City yesterday aDd gave two exhibitions TO
very large crowds. The show is trst-clsss
10 every respect. 1t is composed of many
features, namely: Hazel, the "tconderful'
performing Shetland Pony. Bi9elow, the
strong man, who actually outpulled a pow
erful team OF Horses None. Leonard, the
truly wonderful iron jawed wonder. who
lifted with his teeth alone a living horse.
Dan Rice, the Horse with human brains,
who d:d the dying act to perfection, ard
picked out the handsomest lady and home
lest gent in the audience, created much
laughter. The Horses, Ponies, Dogs, and
Goats were ali we'll trained. The music
was supurb. the clowns all funny, and tax.
Ing at all in all IL was one of the best shows
that ever visited this City. The free exhib
ition on the show grounds at and p. NJ,
was witnessed by 5000 people, and was
worth going miles to see.-BuTdlo (N. "
Courier. This show Is three times larger
ever and will exhibit at Ebensburg on Mon
day, June 4Sh.
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NoIlCE OF APPLICAILoN FOX CHARTER
that an application will be made to the Govern or
o; Pennsylvania on May 18th, isSs. by Michael
BracEen, Joseph Bengele. Thomas MunrOe.
Frederick Ehrenfelf and James w. kilduf. un-
der the Act of Assembly approved epril 10Th.
1874. entitled 'an act 10 provide for the inccrpor-
alton ArA regulation OF certain corp orations. y
and the supplements thereto. for the charter of an
intended corporation 10 be called The GallitZn
and Tunnelhin Water. Light and Heat company.
Limited ~ the charter and object Of which are TO
supply water, light and heat in tie boroughs Ct
Taiiitzin and TunnelhiIl in the county of Gam
bria and State of Pennsylvania. and for these
purposes to have. possess and ENJOY all the rig
dement's and privileges of said Act of Assembly
ard supplements thereto.
NJ. ID KITrELL, Solicitor.
Ehensburg. MAY, 1, lSsS.-3t--
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y To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
Of Annie =. NctInU!gle. deceased Take notice
thar an inquest will he held at the late residence
of Annis b. McCinniglc. deceased. in the bOr-
ough OF Lilly. in the County of Cambria. on
Monday Nav 2Sth. next. AT 10 O'Clock, in the
forenoon OF that day. tor the purpose o. making
partition OF the real estate OF said decedent and
among her heirs nj egal representatives, if the
same can he done without prejudice to spOilinR
OF the whole otherwise. to value and appraise
:he same according 10 law. at which time and
place YOU are required to attend If you think
proper JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofice, Edo nsburg, April %, lss5.-6t.
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BuckIen's Arnfca SaIye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chillblains,
CORDS and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
scure Piles or 10 pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by z. ames and W. W.McAteer. Loretto
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Ebensourg. May 7th, 1ss'
| UDIroR'S ) NOTICE.

n In the matter of the petition OF Adam
Myers Committee of Peter Myers, lunatie. Tor
an order TO sell real estate. Having been ap-
pointed an auditor to Investigate the facts OF the
case ard report upon the expediency OF granting
the applfeatfon and II the shall require It, TO
ascertain the amount proper 20 be raised bY such
sale notice IS hereby given that will SIT at my
once on SaturdaF, sIay 2eth. lssS. at 10 clock,
A M 20 attend 10 the duties of said appointment.
at which tine and place all persons interested
may attend If they see prSper
NJ. u klTTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg 5Iay 5tt. sss-3t-
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y To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
of CivIlla Myers, deceased Take notice mat an
inquest will be held at the late residence Of Civil
Ia Myers. deceased. in the township OF Summer
hill tn the County of Cambria. Thursday.
Nav Goth. next at 1880 O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day for the purpose Of making partition
of the real estate Of said decedent 70 and among
his heirs ard legal representatives. If the same
can he done without prejudice 10 or spelling Of
tha whole otherwise. 10 value and anptaise the
same according law. at which time and place you
are reqUested 10 attend II you think nroper-
JOSEPH 4. GRAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. E5ensburg. April 20, lsss.-jt.
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Sheriff Sales.

Dy virtue Of sundry writs OF Fieri FdciGs and
ID VendiiiOni ErpOnhs issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Cambria county. and TO me
directed there will be exposed TO public sale, at
the Court House in Ebensburg,
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A DMINISTR .ToR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTR aTORNS NOTICE.
~ Letters OF administration on the es-
tate of Elizabeth 'Hara. decea sed, late OF Nuns
ter township. Cambria county, Pa. having been
granted to the undersigned. notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same viii present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement To.
JOHN O'HARA,
Admir- u Elizabeth O'Hara, deed.
Cresson, Pa NAV IL. 1855. ct.
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M.AY 2G, ,SS.
AT O'CLUtIk. P NJ,
tn. following described real estate, viz

tn. following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain lots OF ground situate in
the West Ward of the borough OF Ebensburg.
Cambria county Pa, fronting l32 feet on High
street on the north and running back 25+ feet
along Mary Ann street on the e"st 10 Lloyd
street, along Lloyd street the south and ad
thereon erected two story frame house. a frame
stable. . wagon shed and all necessary onJ5uild-
inRs-
Also. all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the township Of Carroll In said county
of Cambria, bounded a nd described as follows
viz:
Beginning at n pest on the Ebensburg road
thence by land Of heirs OF John Bennett, north
ss< degrees west ia perches TO post, thence by
land formerly of Emanuel Dishart, north IS de-
grees east $50 perches TO a post OF the Ebens-
burg road. thence along said road. south II de-
grees. west - perches 70 po 81, thence south u
degree. west 20 perches 10 q post. thence south 3
degrees. west ~ perches to the place OF begin
ming, containing l20 acres and - percbes strict
measure, having thereon erected IwoFtory
This farm is situte about three miles from Car
rolItown on the old road from Ebensbury 10 Cac-
roltown.
EgTERMS: Ten per cent. Of purchase mon
ey to be paid the time of the sale, the balance
of third at the confirmation Of the sale and
one-third in six months. the remainder in twelve
months from confirmation Of the sale Deferred
payments TO Dear interest and TO be secured by
the Judgment bond and mortgage Of the purchss-
er. JOHN A. BLAIR.
Assignee ut Joseph q GEtwald.
Ebensburg. May 5th, lsSs.-3t-
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A SSI'i NOTICE.
"A Notice Is hereby given that Francis Ma
10y and wife of Allegheny township have made a
voluntary assignment of all the estate and effects
of the said Francis Maloy tO me in trust for the
benefit of his creditors. All persons indebted TO
the said Francis Maloy are hereby notified u
make payment 10 ne without DELAY. and those
having claims against HIM will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
NJ. D. kITTELIs.
Assignee Of Francis -dalOy.
Ehenshurg. April Is, lSSs 81.
NOR SALE
II The subscriber will sell at private sale n
water power mill with from one 10 rve acres
OF ground sitdat'd d in Elder township, Cambria
county. Pa. The mill has l6 feet over shot
wheel. circular saw. is in good condition and is
located about one-haif mile from the new town OF
Hastings, on the BT1haker railroad. and within
q quarter of n mile Of the railroad and branch
OF the railroad Is located running within five rods
OF the mill. The mill Is snrrou nd ed with a hne
lot of timber. ye- 10 cut. For a good investme ent
this Is a opportunity eau on or address
the subscriber on the premises.
SEBASTIAN HOLTZ.
Elder township, April II, lsss.-3m.
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DOR ASSEMBLY.
Il We are authorized 10 announce the name
OF Daniel McLaughlin. % JOhnstOwn, a can
didate for Assembly subject TO the decision OF the
Democratic primary election.
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DOR ASSEMBLY.
L We are authorized 10 announce that John
3 Khey Is 4 candidate Tor nomination for Assem-
bly, subject 20 the decision OF the Democratic pri
mary election.
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TNOR POOR DIRECTOR.
Il We are authorized to announce the name
Of James A. Wharton. OF Glearneld township a.
a CANDIDATE for the nomination Of Poor Director
subject 10 the decision OF the Democratic P-im-
AIRY election.
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NOR ASSEMBLY.
L hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Assembly subject to the Democratic primary
election IEWlS STRAYER
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TRIAL LIST

List OF cases set down for trial on second week
June Term, commencing Mo vday, June lIth,
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Sheriff Sale.

Dy virtue of writ of Fseri Facias issued out
I'D Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Cam
brfa county. and TO me directed. there will be
posed to public sale. at the Mansion House in
Ii IN
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TOR SHERIFF.
l. We are authorized 20 announce
the name Of W. ID. Mc('lelland. OF Johnstowu as
a candidate for Sheriff subject 10 the decision OF
the next Democratic primary election.
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EoR POOR DIRECroR.

FOR POOR DIRECTOR
Il We are authorized TO announce the name
OF John r Long. Of Cambria township as a can
idate for Poor Director. subject TO the decsOn Of
the next Democratic primary election.