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Giving out the Fnnd.

/ The Fund Commission met at Cresson on
I Tuesday. T. c. johnson, member Of the
I Johnstown local committee, said: For
a long time the people OF Johnstown have
waited on Governor Beaver TO act, but be
has been slow. We hays now outlined
definite plan, and it has been endorsed by
Judge Cummjns. he. too, was opposed to
our plan when he frst came to JOhnstOwn,
bat we soon turned him over to our side.
II the Governor does not agree TO the classl-
dcatiuns we have made we think something
is wrong What we will do cannot be told
! until the meeting is over, but every effort
Will be made TO bring him TO our side"
Tho WE'ismspoTt people also presented
che claims OF their people at an Informal
meeting held IN the morning. One OF the
1 committee said their claims were heavy, hut
no action would be taken on them until the
Johnstown people had presented theirs.
Two star chamber sessions Of the Cons
[ mission were held. At the end Of the Sec
/ ond one = report OF the proceedings was
/ furnished by the Secretary. IL was in sub
/ stance that the Commission appropriated
/ $500. 600 for the sufferers in Johnstown. to
/ be divided in check in the manner proposed
Q
will have charge Of he distribution.
The plan proposed by the committe d.
! vidss the sufferers into six classes, the first
Z class being the most needy, generally g
7 woman who has lost her husband or son
0nd .sas lels with large family TO support,
/ with scarcely any property saved. In this
/ case they have placed 2OJ cases, to which
/ they recCmmed the payment Of $1,000 each
/ Classes from 20 . are not so destitute. but
I in great distress. To these they recommend
payments from $500 down 70 $500. The
recommendations Of the committee provided
for the immediate disbursement OF s1.1S6.-
900 % $3.50 different families. or an average
OF S322 20 each family. These $3.50 cases
include all those who are in immediate
want. Class 6 includes the heaviest losers,
but they are not in Immediate want.
To IS not stated whether the 500. 900 apS
proprisCad is the total amount to 5e dis
tTisGted under this plan or only the first in
staIIment. The full intent OF the Commis-
sion will not be made apparent until later
on II is admitted by the members OF the
Commission that they. have more than So
100000 at their disposal. and that there is
from $500 600 70 $500 900 more in various
committees hands which will eventually be
distributed.
There are signs OF disagreement in the
Commission as to the amount OF the fund
which can be diverted 20 the WiIiamspOr.
sufferers and claimants in other sections Of
the flooded d'-trict.
The Commission decided to appropriate
SIOO. 900 for the flood sufferers east OF the
mountains, $50. 900 OF which is for Williams
port, partly on account OF the large country
district contiguous to that town. The other
$50 600 Is foE other lacalities.
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The Neu Catholic PRAYER Ronk

The Roman Catholic prayer book, au-
thorized by the third PIenary Council of
Baltimore, which met In the Cathedral in
November, 1881, has been completed and
placed in the hands of the publishers. Ii
will be issued in two weeks. Being pre-
pared and put forth with the authority of
the Plenary Council. it will take the place,
as the Council intended it to do, of the var
ious Catholic prayer books which have
been in use hitherto. It is so arranged that
the entire service OF the mass for every
Sunday in the year can be followed by the
congregation Just as it is said by the clergy
man.
It was complied by the Rey. Clarence f.
Woodman. and with the approval of Cardina.
Gibbons, the papal delegate of the Council,
and of Archbishop COrrigan, Of New York,
who had special supervision of the work
Every page in proof sheets was sent to
every Catholic Bishop aud Archbishop in
the United States, and as Issued it will have
the unanimous endorsement of the Her
archv
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WiInOre Briefs.

WILNIORE, July S. 1889.
DEAR FREEMAN Your cOmpositor
made me say 1857 instead of 1851 as the
wear in which the first break in the reser-
Volr was repaired and also waste force of
water" instead OF vast force Of water.
The exact height OF the destructive wave
at South Fork, as determined by PennsyI-
vania railroad engineers, was 25 feet. At
the "Hogback" above the yiaduet, the wa
ter marked IA feet in the cut
The water in the streams at Wilmore was
higher on May 31st than it had ever been
before within the recollection Of the Oldest
Inhabitants, and considerable damage was
the result-bridges and fences being swept
away In many places along the streams and
growing crops were covered with sand ani
debris.
The weather has assumed something of
its normal state, and hay making is already
in order. I'M
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Dan sIbert Carried the News.

Mr.. j. p. Wilson. Superintendent Of
the Argyle Coal Company works at South
Fork. tells the following very interesting
story in connection with the breaking of
the South Fork dam
About noon on the day OF the flood. the
incessant rain and the unprecedented rise
in the Conemaugh and South Folk rivers
caused me to fear that the dam would be in
danger, and about noon l sent Dan Sibert
on horseback 10 learn the condition OF the
dam. lie returned about at 1890 O'Clock
and reported that 4 little water was run
ming over the dam. Later in the afternoon
l observed that the waters In the streams
were not subsiding, aud. fearing more than
ever that the dam would burst, I again sent
SibeTt 10 the dam. he was gone but
short time whec he returned, riding at full
speed. aud reported that the water had
broken through the dam about twelve feet
from the :op aud was running out in a
stream about ths size Of barrel.
knew then it was hut a question of
time until the dam would give way, and
making all possible haste, | went TO the
Peursy lvauia sigLal-tower across the
bridge and sent a message, saying THE
dam Is breaking. Look out ?" The lady
operator laughed at me when 1 gave her the
message, and an engineer in the tower at
the time said there was no danger. l in
duced her TO send IL, however, and then
walked out OF the tower, across the rail-
road. and up tie steps TO the tramToad.
| had Just reached that point when
heard the food coming l called TO the
people in the tower, ana at last, when
they saw it, they hasteued from The build-
Ing. The operator ran up the steps, and
the engineer ran to his engine near the
tipple He cut his engine loose. and -,
pulling the throttle wide open, rushed
up the track. Just as he was crossing the
bridge the fiCod struck the tender of the
engine. The bridge was carried away,
but the engineer escaped.
When Sibert came from the dam the sec
ond time, the people living in the lower
portions Of South Fork hastily needed his
warning and escaped. Altogether thirty
eight houses, occupied by forty-two fFmI-
lies. were destroyed. The fact that only
two persons were drowned shows that
Sibert's warning was we'll needed. At
the time my message was going over the
wires a relative OF mine. employed on the
"a ilroad, was in the Mineral Point signal
tower Realizing what the warning meant,
he fastened to the village and gave the
warning. All the residents OF that place
except fourteen escaped. Three years ago,
when Superintendent Pitcairn. of the Penn
/ syIvania Road, went with me to inspect the
( dam, he told me that if the was any danger
OF a break ! was to notify him at once.
/ ! did so. and am glad to know that ny
/ warning saved some lives at least.
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Was He Lost In the Flood

Mcdonald is selling goods at rock bottom
prices at both his stores CLoretto and Cres-
SOM for spot cash or trade or to prompt
paying customers, as follows: Sugars, z. s
Q and 10 cents per pound teas, 80, so and
40 cents per pound ; Coffees. 20 TO 25 cents
per pound 3 boxes of essence of coffee, 10
cents; papers baking soda, 10 cents ?
boxes Of baking powder, 10 cents boxes
of yeast, &c ceEts pounds of rice, 25
cents pounds of prunes, % cents 4
pounds of dried apples. 25 cSnts pounds
Of dried peaches, % cents; pounds bar
ley, % cents ; 3 pounds of oat meal, %
cents; pounds Of rolled oats, % cents
pounds or hominy, 25 cents 3 cans of
corn, % cents 3 cans of tomatoes. 25 cents;
pounds of starch, % cents pieces OF
soap, % cents ? pounds of star candles. %
cents 1000 matches, 10 cents brooms,
p cents wash boards, % cents; good
syrup 40 cents per gallon pure vinegar 25.
cents per gallon f; flour, meat, dry goods
notions, hats, caps, boots and shoes at
equally low prices. We always pay the
highest prices for al kinds of country pro-
duce,
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A UDIToR's NOTICE

N The undersigned auditor appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county tC
report distribution Of the fund in the hands o.
james r. Myers, assignee OF Samuel GILL; a:
shown by his second and final account. 10 and
among the persons legally entitled 10 receive the
same. hereby gives notice that he viii sit At his
Ofice in the borough OF Ebenshurg, Pa, on Fri
day, Augu 9th. 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. for The
purpose of attending TO the duties OF said aTr
pointment, at which time and place all persons
interested shall attend or be forever debarred
from coming in on said iund.
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July L, IsS9.-5t.
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Veterinary surgeons Must Register

BY late Act of Assembly all veterinary
surgeons are required to register 10 the
Proihonotary's Office. just as physicians are
required TO do. No man can practice as a
veterinary. under heavy penalty, unless
he ls a graduate of a regular veterinary
college and can show his diploma, or else
has been practicing and known as a veterin-
airy surgeon for five years preceding regis
teTy. A fee Of SI.o0 is charged for the
registration.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
II Having been appointed executor OF the
last viii and testament OF Jacob Z. Nagle late of
Allegheny township, deceased. Notice is here
by given 10 all persons indebted I'd estate to
make Immediate payment TO me and those hav-
ing claims against the same Will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SILAS NACiLE, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, July II, 1Ss9.
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TARNI FOR SALE =

DARN FOR SALE
i There will be disposed OF at private sale
a farm situate In Allegheny township, one
fourth mile from LOretto. On the road leading
from said place 10 Ebensburg. This farm con
tains about 50 acres. about 60 acres Of which are
cleared. having thereon a new two-stOry frame
house and barn. fine orchard, etc, and is in "A
good state OF cultivation and well watered. For
further particulars address
FRANCIS O'FRIEL.
I.orettO, Feb. !, 1889. LOrettO. Pa.
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a IDMTNISTRATOR,S NOTICE

II Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
m inistrattou cum testamento anneXo on the es-
tate Of Richard Mayors. late OF Summerhill
township, Cambria county, Pa, deceased have
been granted TO the undersigned. All persons
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified 70
make payment 70 me without delay, and those
having claims against the same will present
them, properly authenticated for settlement TO
HENRY NJ. HUGH.
Admir- Of Richard Mayors, decd.
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ExECUTOR NOTICE

- Letters testamentary on the estate OF
Mrs. Ann Davis. late Of Ebeusburg borough de-
ceased, having been granted me by the Register
OF Cambria county. Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted TO said estate 10 make payment
10 me, and those havins claims against the said
estate will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. RICHARD L. DAVIS.
Executor OF Mrs. Ann Davis.
Ebensburg, April ~. 1853.
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nor SALE
i \ lot OF ground situate in the borough OF
Iunnelhil. Cambria county. Pa. fronting l10
feet on Portage street and extending back 80 feet
having thereon erected two houses. one contain
Ing rooms and the otAer rooms, The property
will be sold separate together to suit purch
ers- For further particulars inquire of Michael
Donovan, Ebens5urg, Pa.
MRS. MARY J. BYRNE
EbensSurg, April % Iss9.-3mo.
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CTRAY CATTLE

STRAY CATTLE
- StraYed away from the premises OF the
subscriber residing in the northwestern par. Of
cambria township, seven miles from Ebensburg
on the Belsano and C2rrOlltOwn road. or
about the 10th OF May last. nve head of yeariing
cattle described as follows ! large red steer.
red stag with white star in forehead, red heifer
red heifer with white face and ! white heller
with some red spots, with small bell on. any per-
son giving me information OF their whereabouts
viii be suitably rewarded
WILLIAM u. JONES, North.
Ebensburg, June Il, lss9,-5t.
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Persons icGHtiHg E.r-
,ya copies Of mis- Paper Sho"td
yr,frc fhei' OT1IerS irjth as at least
o,,c 1reeE ia adcdHce Of publication
fY.fIF.
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4 DNIINIsTRArOR,S NOTICE.

A DNTIEISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
- Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad-
ministTation on the estate Of NJ. Kern. late Of
"llmOre borough. Cambria county. p, deceased
have been granted 10 the undersignt i. All per
sons indebted TO said estate hereby notified TO
make payment 10 me without delay, nd those
having claims agaips the same viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN TrEL, Adm'r,
WilmoTe, May p, lsss.-6t
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D1IINTSTR,TOR-S NOTTCE

~ Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad-
mInistratiOn on the estate OF Michael J. Dune
gan late Of Clearreld township. Cambria county
Pa. deceased. have been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted - said esta te are
hereby nOtined to make payment without delay.
and those having claims against the same will
present them, properly authenticated for settle.
ment to JULIA ANN DUNECfAN,
JAMES DUNCAN.
Admins OF Michael J. Dunegan.
Ehrns shnrg. Inna Il 1880
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I0CgL .EN.D PERSONAL.

"A good "TtGer" horse rake for sale
..a.g ar Dulrous'.
E.v Father M,uugh, of Wilmore, was
H.. Gown ou Monday.
Ono l-uor-e Tiger hay rake for sale
..-up uj Du!;ops'.
-Youu feel stuck up it you sit down on
grEr.'s STICKY tly paper,
E.v William EtttcU, Of IouidaysourG'
el. u town on Thursday.
-E.y. Father Ensensteel, Of Ashville'
y.s u town oo Wednesday.
.9utea number OF E'ousburg people
....d Juuustovn TINS week.
You are in the fashion when you are in
n.ui GarSrr,' stylish suits.
Mrs Milton Brown of Johnstown, is
....Unc iu EprusburE this week.
-~rveul Enrusourg sports lost money on
.ar sullivan -EU~ain prize dght.
Mo. Herman Williams, OF Homestead,
.- visiting DIS parents lu this place.
Mr. r. - Slupp, one OF L'retro's solid
riglens, was in town ON ruest'y.
Mr. Charles Snarhaugn, Of CARROLL
township. was ru tu~u ou Sunday.
tn, .raur 90 Mrs Il. f. Jones store
mas been very at,ractivr,y painted.
People are always pobinE their noses
into haudkerchiefs bought at Ba-kers..
The Fourth OF July passed od quietly
l1 Eacusbu~g. No accidents happened.
-Mr. Phil Mcdonald aud family, OF Al
fooul spent the Fourth In Eg,ashUrg.
-itis said by some Of our farmers chat
On. p,r.y potatoes are beginning 90 rot.
Mr. EI shtrbaugh, os Cr-raUtown,
was .u town a few hours oU ON Monday.
-FoH SNLE-A G-ypar-u,J fresh uHch
cow. Iuq.ire at Duftons' hard ware store.
-Our farmers have commenced cutting
ae.r hay and the crop is the heaviest foT
years.
Tho do, days commenced on Saturday.
and will continued until the middle Of
August.
MIR I, l.. Davis, our cnte-prisinE boo,
ana shoe merchant, spent Wednesday in
Altoona.
They are calling Barkers' store the
hariwear store because their clothing wears
SD long
Miss Lou wit, Of St. Augustine, Wis
tied friends IN this place the latter part OF
last week.
WI. law" E'''l', %. name Ia 'o' u'er'
'' ,"'7 place. Is ''>''''R IT'S Oh" I1leuus 10
,h's place
Mrs. Annie Todd, Of scottdaIe, formerly
OF Ebcnsburg, ia visiting her many
friends In this place.
Mrs Annie Lytc, Of Kane, Mexican
county, is visiting her father, Mr. Thomas
Gunt.b, in this place.
Mrs Julia Ielford, OF PittsburE. Is Wis.
hng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Michael
"'''''n' I'D '"'' place.
Mr.. John Seaman, who had been at.
tending school nea5 Taiado.phl, returned
io DIS houe u ia@ place.
The Qu'oEstnp7, of Ja.ns,own, will
may -'m' with 'A' Fhou-Nurg club az
'.+ place "o ''e i'.' INST
Our T'ir~' .'r.r. commissioner. SIT
pr1vpme-ts au 0u- -.rcut,.
-Itfs --. roo late 60 buy a good mower.
reaper OPP aulky -aEc. We have n reyy r,od
ones I,.t for sale at Brrkers'.
formerly oC Eoeushurr is vIsrtir. her cid
fy.rr sand ueirhhars In this place.
-v, v.,,rF ~, u,r., .,,,.--, .. ..-
friends vorrd s,DJ rs tl,, r,,,r ,,,,,,,, r,,.,.
,,. r.
....,.-. .' ' '"''e
nr relatives and friends Il, mis- rl,r,.
-I.,rsr,,.. -..,.,., ...., ,,., -,
wife one or those nice summer shawl.
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TOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
i James NJ. Walters Of Johnstown, Pa.
Subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Prima-
ries.
Ebeusburg March I5 1889
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NOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Il To the Democratic voters Of Cambria
county hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office Of District Attorney subiect "a
the rules Of the Democratic party.
DON AID r. DUFTON.
Ebensburg, April -. lsss.
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TOR POOR DIRECTOR

IgNch fNOh DlhEClOk-
i The name Of Raphiel Hite Of Carroll town
ship is announced as q candidate for the nomina-
ton for Poor Director subject TO the decision Of
the pemocrrtic primary election.
Ebensburg, May S. lSs9.
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BEATEN AGAIN

Last Friday the Ebeusburg ball club
started for CaTrolltown for the purpose OF
defeating the club of that place, and thus
regain their lost reputation but. they got
left-badly left. Score: Ebensburq, 5 !;
Csrrolltown. -. Poor boys.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
,. O'CoNNoR. Of rohnstown Penu'a
SlNlect 10 the decision OF the Democratic Urinary
Esensburg. Pa. May ? 1859.
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POLITICAL aNNoUNCEnENrs.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF CAMBRIA
Il tpINi1- ! hereby announce myself as
a candidate Tor the notIiuattgu for the office ot
Register and RecOr fer at the ensuing Democratic
Urinary GEI.fSTINE J. BLAIR.
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NOR PROTHONOTARY
Il To the Democratic voters o. Cambria county.
hereby annoIEce myself n candidate for the
office OF PrOthOuOtary- subject to the action of
the ensuing Democratic Primary election.
GEORGE &. MILLER.
Conemaugh Bor., Nay 10, 1889.
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NOR PROTHONoTARY

NOR PROTHONOTARY
L To the Democratic voters OF Cambria conn
ty- ! hereby announce myself a 5 candidate for
the nomination OF the ofcc OF PrOthOnotary, sub
lect TO the decision OF the Democratic prinq q-ies
JAMES g. DARBY
Conemaugh BOr-, First ward. March p. 1889.
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Attest WIN. LEIGHTY. Secretary.
ID. ID. PRICE, President
We, the undersigned auditors of Ebensburq
district, Cambria county. Pa, having carefully
examined the above accounts of the Treasu
and nn6 them correct TO the best OF our knovl-
edge and belief
WM. J. WARD,
Al. WATERS, Auditor
WM. Ii. CONNELL.
June IS, 1859.
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FVNAhE NOIIUE.-
Il The Ebensburg woolen Mill is prepared
10 do all kinds Of country work. roll carding.
spinning and colOring done Ou short notice.
EGensEurE, June Il, lS59.-SID.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
y I T-eas Irer Of Cambria county viii attend
for the purpose Of receiving County aud State
taxes assessed for the year 1889, the places OF
holding elections in the respective districts on
the dates mentioned below
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UpTToR,s NOTICE

III NOlAbI
n The undersigned auditor appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county 70
report distribution OF the the fund in the haDds
Of Joseph Miller, assignee of J. g. Noel, as
shown by his hrst and final account, TO and
among the persons legally entitled TO receive the
same hereby gives notice that he will sit at his
ONCE in the borough OF Ebensburg, on Wednes-
day, August eth 1889. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of attending to the duties OF said ap-
pOIntment, at which time and place all person
interested shall attend or be forever debarred
from coming in on said fund.
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebensburg July y, lss9.-3t
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Base Ball.

On Thursday of last week the South
Fork base ball club played a game with the
EbeDsburg club and laid them out by a
score OF % TO Is. The home club played a
poor game throughout the contest. but
could have won easily if the umpire had
ever seen a game before and felt the least
inclined to do the square thing by them.
Score by innings
EbensOurg-....2 o % / 2-I5
South FOTk-...l g . o I-22
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4 ETTINif.-
The undersigned will receive PROPOSE
until July LIST for the painting and plaster,n b.
the new Catholic church At Chest springs
nIddcrs 70 find all materials. Bidders who
10 sec me personally can call on me on Saturc
ar otherwise address me at Chest Springs. Pa.
n !. WALTZ
EbensDurg, June IS, lsoS.
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A NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS
"A and Expenditures Of Ebensburg School
District. Cambria county, Pa, for the year end
ing June 4th, lss9-
RECEIPS.
Gross amount OF tax duplicate for school
2 z
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TIMBER FOR SAL E

VNHE UNDERSIGNED IS THE OWNER
a tract of land situated In Cambria fu-
ship. Cambria comfy, Pa, cOntai ming about p
ACRES located - miles North Of Ebens bur
which is heavily timbered with
HemlOck, Beech, Sugar, Etc.
The timber on said premises OF the land and % r
ber Is for sale, and for further Information iu
gard 70 same apply to OF address
EDWARD GRIFFITH.
Ebensburg fa
Ebensburg, June II, lsS9.-tt.
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Ebcnsburg, June u. 1859
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4 discount OF per cent. will be allowed 4
taxes paid on OF before September LIST, and afte
October LIST per cent will be added on all III
paid.
THOS. r. HOWE, Treasurer.
June l4th, 1859 III.