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% In instant zz5o tsrs. ara : xxor =.
nere - fcass On October 10, 1885. 80 fsas,
.nd On 3cTober /, sSS5. S0ar t0u@
1ecs1gnnz,s t1x OF rrceut date contains
.ns io-e Hirx on the worlds wheex eruY
! for lsss:
An &ecrunt Of the worlds wheat con.
seceIs.F h<ssie< b. the tserrran fafuis<es 81
49,. 1.tE.s z particularly interexssux
: s.o.s - fser sesf ne German erup Of Isss
laesesn estlr1kted a. za-o1e aao kecfs.
axxinsf = go GO her-s last yezy. ara fhe
eol,sanpsion being s.0a1 800 heezs ,-e~ an
nAA. NE requirements from abroad are
1s1unae1 ~ 1iuimsn Erure OF lgWQ aua
nsss. Or about fo1oo9 9narsers- In the
s @-ss1a rsFIeE OF September I. Germany
@-sAs9 quarters. which il viii be see.s vas
pFoesbfy 100 low an estimate. The largest
prev1o1s import was in i-Sf. wher sgIs. III
heess Eera imported
Adrleex frcn France maintain that The re-
IN. omclzl estimate Of the erop Of - CSC 500
exceed = .oo0soG isecss. However, tssts rzssv
=. = j. fact that France Il nat a. present
naFiDK foreign wheat On 4 scsie warranted
" iae lower 6gare: during August and
sfts2zfa Ter the total imports reaehed l-9G,-
- quarters. which IA a. the rate Of :. 30
quarters per snnBm. bot during the uas-
i've weeks only So DO quarters hare been
.alppen frprn the Atlantic ports sireef 70
france. and very little also frosa Insfin II
Is true that South Russia and the DANUBE.
when supplied 5000 quarters in August
ana september. are the principal sources
o supply. and Il Il true that there are
about 1000 quarters afozt from the Pa
e1ac slope, bur It i evident that, If the
Iainisnrrn requirements be 5000 600 qsar-
,ers ior the season. much larger purchases
Vii shortly be necessary. and, indeed. are
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RF-
CEiP fs--Daring the last e hours the
merchandise and produce receipts a. this
port have been e. f0lioxs- Puget
sound ehoEe road. IL tons: Seattle. Lake
SHORE 4 Eastern railway. SIS tons. steam
ers-Hsssal0 30 tons, Cascade a. tons.
Eliza Anderson 90 tons. Nnnroe n to tors
Total receipts, 1l52lz tons Among the re-
ee3pfs were $50 sacks oats. i carload
wheat, 100 sacks potatoes, sz3 bags meal.
lfl boxes apples, 10 boxes pears, 80 boxes
ra1ssns. box butter, 70 boxes salt fish. 90
cases smoking tobacco, 50 boxes herring. 1
box turkeys, 6 bids and l sack ducks
deer. crates bacon. s bales trees 10 easss
rubber boots and shoes. Is bdls hides. l2Is
tons and = bales hay. Gears wood, 50 900
feet lumber.
sHIPMENTS-Duriug the last "a hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle 20 the surrounding eou3try
as follows: Puget Sound Shore road, "a
tons; Columbia and Pagef sound railroad.
Il tons: Seattle. Lake Shore ana East.
ern railway. - tons. sseamers-Fern-
dale. - tons; Henry Bailey, 10 tonsr Man
roe. ~ tons; Left Erickson, tons: sue
cess, tons: Augusta, tons: Grace, tons;
Asuntafnser, II tons. Total shipments,
E7i tons
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s. BAXTER & co.

WEltl fVE VT n Io's 20 s11I'
goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sscks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Tinothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Waahington
wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
2 Carr Bran and Shsrts, MIXED.
60 ton Greand and Relied Barley
Spoksns llills Extra rloar.
Ellsnshargh Mills Extra F1oar.
5000 Sacks Chs1es WashiHgtsn
Oata.
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Exports for the season To November l.
issS. 200 cenials. in 1857. io.soo centAlss
Isso. 10 10 ceutsf. ISIS. 500 eeatalss isss.
IL 100 centals: ISIS. II, 900 centalsi ls,2, H.
Feo eentsts, 1881, 100 centAls-
stocks reported In warehouse IN this city
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T. Lobe 4 Co. of the Golden Rule Bs-
xaar Front street, are not connected with
any other person or business house in the
city. nor have an y branch store.
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW York, Nov. i7.-Hops-Moderate
demand.
Coifee-options steady: sales. 5000 bags,
including Nov. SIS -, Dec. sl29ls IS. Jan.
sis 2salS q. Feb SIS lSsis IS. March
sagar-Raw strong and dull; refined
quiet.
copper-ouiei, weak and irregular; lake,
Lead-Dull; domestic 81 62ls.
Tin--Freer bidding.
Bar silver 95ase.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. i7.-wheat closed easier;
81 OaiS, May 81 II 1910.
Corn-steady; cash $3.50. December
ssise. January 81 3-l6c. May Sss4c.
0ats--steady; cash 25tac, December 255sc.
May 295se.
Barley-Nothing doing
Pork-steady: cash sif 80, December
sll 77ls January sis s7's, May SIS o71zt9
Isrd-steady: cash s. 40. December
8 ny. January s. 22is. May 8 S7ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.--Cattie-Receipts 5000:
steady; choiee beeves. sSr5 GO, steers ssg5.
stockers and feeders s2Ca3 40, Texas steers
81 Ssl6s 90, Western rangers s. poe4 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; steady; mixed
s. sse5 SO; heavy aud light s. soe5 50.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; steady; natives s.
"a 80, Western, 81 lsa3 20; Texans, " 70
as 20.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. i7.-wheat--Quiet; de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately Corn
a H. s,afx 80
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C. III. HASFoRD, President and Counsel,
Ex-Gov. WATSON c. SQUIRE, vice-President.
H. +. BAKER, Secretary.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov i7.-wheat-Quiet: de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately Corn
quiet; demand fair; new mixed Western
Is - "a per GENITAL.
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Registers Notice.

The following ACCOUNTS have been examined
aud passed by me and remain hled Of record in
this once for the inspection OF heirs leg and
all others Interested snd will be presented 70 the
Orphans' Court of Cambria county for connrma-
fSs isss. anu "-''"-"'' VI ~ D''"O'' >
lat FIrs, and nnal secOun, Of John Fried
hod. administrator OF +. H. Sedlmeyer, late
of Conemaugh borough. deceased.
Id First and hnal account Of Conrad Diefn-
baugh, administrator of John Diennbaugh late Of
Stony Greek township. deceased.
ard First and al account of Joseph Miller,
administrator Of James McGOnEh, late OF Sum
attn. The nrst account OF James A Parish. one
fthe executors of Edward Parish, late of Cam-
bria township, decea'ed.
5th. Fourth account OF the trustees Of George
Fritz, late Of Johns,own borough. deceased.
9th. Eirst account Of Annie z. Glass and W. J.
Buck. administrators of Henry Glass late OF Allie
gheny township deceased.
7th. Second and nnal account Of George Bend
ing. guardian of Jennie Bending, miner child OF
John Bending, late OF JOhnstoun borough, de-
sth. First and hnal account OF John Arthurs
executor Of the last viii and testament of Jane
Coogan, late OF Johnstovn borough, deceased.
eth, First and nnsl account Of RIeSen E. Lint
MiIlviue borough, deceased
q, late of CarroIto-n borough, deceased.
nth. First and nnAi account of J.eob.Y
borough. deceased.
I2th. Third and partial account of Henry ].
HoPple, executor OF Henry HoPple, late OF Gar.
18th. First aud NAL account Of administrator
Of James Caddy, late Of Johnstown borough de-
ceased.
18th. Account of B. o. Miller. administrs TO
of Amanda Miller, late ofJGhnstoun borough, de
ceased.
18th; First and partial account of Peter RO.
bine. yr. ct al, executors of Christopher Robine
late Of Lilly borough. deceased
18th First and nnsl account Of Joseph A
Gray. trustee TO sell real estate OF Bernard Dun
cyan. late OF Clearfeld township, deceased.
18th The FIRST account OF William NJ. Dodson
trustee OF the estate OF Joseph FIeldhouse late o.
Millvllle borough. deceased.
18th. The account OF Joseph p. Layton. execu
tor OF John M Davis. late OF JohnstoWn-
CELESTINE ]. BLAIR, Register
kbeneSurg. Nov. y, 1855.
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Hastings Clippings

HASTINGS. Nov. 21, 1888.
EDITOR FRFEMAS-PeddIers are trump.
Subscribe for the FREEMAN.
Mrs Bomb, tae guest OF Mrs. Byrnes. has
been sick for ths past few days.
Mr.. Rezse. superintendent OF the Mitch
Ell coal mines. has opened n large store In
this place and Is prepared TO sell q good. al
rock bottom prices.
The hotel OF Leonard Hartmar's will
soon be completed and will be one OF the
finest buildings In town.
John Byrnes Is the happiest nan In Elder
township. 1t is a t~elve-pound boy.
General Hastings spent a few days In our
midst.
The house. OF the Wat Coal company are
all under roof.
We noticed that the CHASER Hotel has
been repaired Peter Is always up to the
times
Mr.. Frank OFT. OF ST. Boniface. has sold
his property 10 q man In Altoona, who will
take possession in q few days. MI. OFT ex-
poets 20 move to Pittsburg In the future and
engage In the hotel business there.
Frank CHASER has been on the sick list for
the past few days.
Richard Pinchers, who was seriously In
jnred In Mitchels mines by being struck
with pick, Is now convalesing. And II Is
rumore6 that he has purchased the Cana
dlaI team OF Jacob Ryninger and will en-.
gage in running 'buss from Gray's hotel
10 the station.
DIR. Rice. OF st. Boniface. was called in
consultation with DR.. Bolinger. Of Coalport
Hastings is to have q POOL room in the
near future.
Forty hours devotion va, largely attend
ed at ST. Boniface. SLICK.
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S.4TURDAT DEC ISt, 'SS
the following real estate TO v


All the right title: and interest CT John r.
Bowen of, IN and TO all that certain lot OF ground
situated IN the borough of Prospect, Can oria
county. Pa, bounded and described as fellows
tended back 100 feet adjoining - on the east
and - on the west Having thereon erected
q tvo-story frame house and other out-ouildings
now now IN the occupancy of John h Bowen
Taken in execution and tho be sold the suit of
All the right, tIrIe, and interest Of Appleton
Dimond Of IN and 20 all that certainpiece or
parcel of land situated in East Taylor township,
Cambria county. Pa. bounded and described ne
follows viz: Having the Eoensburg and JOHNS
town pike on north and adjoining lands of Zach
artah Warner and John HaRzn. containing about
fnTty-fye acres more less. hsging therein
erected q two-story frame house and other out
buildings now in thr occupancy or M Djmond.
Andrew Heagley, assignee OF Hugh Greenwood.
All the right, title, ana interest OF Adam
VIckroy of, In and to all that certain piece OF
parcel OF land situated IN West Taylor township,
KDable on the north. land OF Peter StuIzman on
the east and Jonas Goughnour the west. con-
tanning about twenty-one acres more or less,
having thereon erected q two story frame house
and log barn. Taken In execution and 10 be sold
At the suit of John Dibert-
All the right, title. and Interest of David Fal-
loon Of IN and TO all tha. certain piece or parcel
of land situated IN Concmaugh township. Cam
lows. viz: On the north by Simon elites, on the
west by W. X. Grifnth. and on the south ard east
by the Cambria Iron Company. containing about
SIX acres more less. taken in execution ana
sold at the suit of 5 Klinordlinger.
ss-TERMS OF SALE6e
One-third OF the purchase money to be paid
when the property is knocked down and tho re-
deed JOSEPH A GRAY. sheriff
Eeensburg. Pa, November 5th, lsss.
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Attempt to Break Jail

Michael ROchie and Andrew Hanbaskey,
two Hungarians were brought to jail a short
time ago from Johnstown for stealing q
bank book from another Hungarian, upon
which they succeeded In drawing about
seventy dollars. They were placed In one
of the upper cells on the north side OF the
Jail along with another prisoner who has
only about twenty days TO serve. They be-
haved well sInce their incarceration and
were not suspected OF making any attempt
to get out. About two O'Clock on last Sun
day morning. however. jaior Peach hap
pened to get awake aud thought that be
heard a noise that betokened something un-
usual going on. He got up. went down
stairs and listened but could find nothing
wrong. He went up stairs TO see II any OF
the family. or domestics had been M, but
finding them In bed he returned down stairs
and on going to the wash room he saw q
man through the window in the jail yard
and at the same time the man outside saw
Mr.. Peach. The man outside exclaimed
Don't shoot, me want in." Mr.. Peach
after taking the precaution to get assistance.
not knowing how many were outside opened
the door and brought Michael Roche In.
The two Hungarians had with piece OF
their Iron bedstead which they had broken
off, and an iron spoon, worked their way
through the arch above their cell by re-
moving the brick and gained an entrance
into the attic OF the Jail After getting up
there they worked a hole through the gable
end OF the wall next TO the roof, and max
ing rope out OF their blankets attempted
tn ges down into the yard. q distance OF
about thirty feet. Roche was the first to
descend and when about half way down the
rope broke. when he fell q distance OF aboat
fifteen feet to the ground below where he
panion thinking him killed, as he made no
II nse. was afraid to attempt to 60 down
and returned TO his cell. Roche on regsis-
ing his senses was somewhat daZed. and
the ncise he made awakened Jailor Peach.
who thus made the timely discovery of their
neaIlY successful attempt to get out.
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MONDAY, DEC. Srd, 1883.
AT I UCLOCk- p NJ,
thn "a

the following real sfate 10 wit
AL the right. title. and interest OF Lucinda
Binge Of in and TO ali that certain lot Of GROUND
situated IN Lower Yoder township, Cambria
Wit Having a front Of 90 feet on an alley and
extending back the same width I5s5< feet TO the
No. Il 70 public road nd being lot No. Is On plan
Of lots laid out by Isaac @. Chandler. having
plank stable now occupied BY Edwsrd @. Bingie
and Lucinda Bingle his wife. Taken in execu-
tion spd to be sold at the suit Of Commissioners
Also. all tse right, title and interest Of Samuel
FlenDer,ot IN and to all that certain pioce or par
eel OF land situated In Adams township, Cambria
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows
viz: Adjoining lands of wm- Penrod the
VIM. Custer on the north, and by others the
south, containing 50 acres more or less, having
In execution and TO be sold at the suit OF Com
missioners Of Cambria county.
Also, AL the right. title. and interest OF Patrick
Fleming Of. in and to all that certain lot Of
ground situated IN the borough of Prospect. Cam
Ebeasburg road having school house lot on the
south, lot OF Patrick Tigh on the north and lands
on erected q tvo-stOry frame dwelling house and
other outbuiidings nov IN the occupancy OF Pat,
rick Fleming Taken IN execution and 10 be sold
1t the suit OF Com nissioners Of Cambria county.
Also. ali the right title. and interest of Michael
Maley and Mrs. Mary Maley, of. in and 20
all that certain lot OF ground Situated In the bor-
ough of Tunnelhfll. Cambria count -. Pa. bound
Main street and adjoining property Of Michael
Rillpun on the north. John Trainer on the South
and John Bradley on the west. having thereon
erected . tuo-story frame dwelling house and
other outbuildings not now occupied Taken in
execution and TO be sold at the suit OF Michael
Bracken.
Also all the right. title, and interest of Mich
ael Mcbride, OF. in and 10 all that certain lot
piece OF ground situated In MflIville borough.
Cambria county Pa, bounded and described as
follows. viz Beginning at the corner OF Union
street and land of Benjamin Benshof, thence
along land Of Benjamin Benshon north 65l[ de-
g-ees east 10l feet TO alley. thence along said
alley 81 feet TO lot No So, thence along the line
Of said lot south 3SH degrees west 90 feet 70 Un-
ION street, thence along the line of Union street
oI feet TO the place OF beginning. having thereon
erected a two-story frame dwelling house and
other outbuildlngs now in the occupancy of Jos
eph Sloan Taken IN execution and TO be sold
at the suit of the Commissioners Of Cambria
county.
One third of the purchase money to be paid
when the property is knocked down and the re-
naming two-thirds on the confirmation Of the
deed. JOSEPH A GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg. Nov 9. 1885,
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Mnnfad.

Every reader OF this paper to thoroughly
understand that physicians ana superinten-
dents OF hospitals do not lend heir names
70 anyone to use In connection with an ar
t'e'e 70 advertise, unless. indeed, It reflects
credit on both the name and the profession.
Yet they cheerfuIIy indorse Klein's Silver
Age Rye Whisky over their signatures, and
WY : Because Il really Is what II Is claim
ed Tor 1.-THE best stimulant now known in
the market. Ii Is very cheap. only s1.5O
per iui quart. Ask your druggist for it.
aud use DO other. One bottle possibly may
save sufferer much pain. IL Is not a cure
al, as claimed by would-be competitors. but
sa pure stmulant. whose equal Is not 10
De round la the market. Address. for fur
ther information, Max Klein, So Federal
street. Allegheny, Pa.
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Communication.

ALTOONA, PA, Nov. 10th. 1888.
EDITOR FREEMAN You will pardon me
for spsce IN your columns To ask the editor
OF the CaIrolltown Nescs a question. In his
last paper he gives his explanation for the
defeat OF the Democracy In Cambria.
Whether u Is correct or not am not well
enough acquainted with politics In your
county to know. But what we would like
To know Is the reason why the editor OF the
Netcs declined TO insert the names OF
Thomas III. Greevy for Congress. and A. V.
Dively for Senator at the head OF his paper
along with the rest Of the Democratic ticket
during the late campaign.
A DEMOCRAT.
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Widows Appraisement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named sppraisements ofproperty appraised
and set apart for widows of decedents under the
Act OF Assembly OF the ith of April A. ID. 1851.
has been nled in the Registers office. in and for
the County OF Cambria, and will be presented TO
the Orphans Court OF said Coun ty Tor confirms-
ton and allOwanc on Wednesday the sth day OF
December A. ID. IsSs-
No. l. Inventory and aPpraisement of certain
personal property appraised and set apart for
Annie Rager, widow OF Win am A. Rsger deceas
ed. $500.
No. 2. Inventory and sppraisement of personal
property and real estate appraised and set apar;
for Elizabeth Reese, widow OF Reese Reese, de-
ceased $500
No Inventory and appraiseInent Of certain
personal property appraised and set apart for
Mary Stehle, widow Of Max Stehle, deceased
$500.
No. T. Inventory and appraisement of certain
personal property appraised and set apart iol
Margaret Jones, widow OF David Jones, deceased
500.
No. s. Inventory and appraisement OF certain
personal property appraised and set apart fol
Annie Brookbank, widow Of David Brookbank
deceased. $50.
CELESTINE J. BLAIR Register.
Ebensburg, Nov. 9, 1855.
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CTATE OF Pennsylvania. County OF Cambria, s
- 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 Eeeasburg. In and for said county, on the Srd
day of December next. then and there show
cause, II any you have, why satisfaction should
not be entered on q recoRntzsnee o; Peter CASH
day. wherein he was bound 20 psy the other heirs
OF said decedeRt 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 Eeens.
burg, this 3rd day OF September. A ID. 1888.
JOSEPH A GRAY. Sheriff.
CELESTINE ]. BLAIR Clerk o. c.
Sherif's Office, Eoensburg, Oct 26, 1888
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-23
school Report.

The following Is the report OF Bradley
school. Allegheny township, for first month
ending Nov. Is. 1888
Whole number In attendance, 26. Aver
age attendance. 10. Per cent OF atten-
dance, IS.
Those who attended every day ara Louis
Bradley. Walter Little. Frank Little. Ettie
Kaylor. Ida Little and Flora Ksylor. Fan
ME Ricrs rdson, teacher.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-23
MARRIAGE Licenses ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. ..
1898:
John o. Smay and Ida B. Miller. Croyle
township
Benjamin Durience and Philomens Sur
geon. Croyle township.
John Bstz and Henry MaItzi. Cambria.
Alexander Lynch and Annie Ward. Bakers
Mines.
Francis j. Byrne and Mary z. Miller.
Susquehanna township.
John NJ. Barnett aud Lucy S. Zimmerman,
Johnstown.