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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13
Appetite OF the Coreans.

The Coreans are egg eaters and
many of the japanese like their eggs
raw, says Current Literature. Raw fish
Is common article of diet in both
Japan and Corea, aud l attended a
japanese dinner in Toxic where'slices
of white, uncooked trout were brought
in covered with ice and served as one
Of the entrees. 1t was not bad to taste,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

ENCOURAGING as, is the outlook for
medical education in this country,
there are yet enough bad medical
schools in the United States to disgrace
the continent from the Gulf to the
Arctic Circle.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

The amount of gold used in the arts
is constantly increasing, while silver
shows but a single increase. Silver
has become comparatively nom
precious; therefore, even our poorest
people dcspise jewelry unless it is
made of gold.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

BEN BUTLER was asked the other
day what he would recommend as the
best investment for mans savings.
In letter of considerable length he
says in substance that as 80 per cent
OF men engaged in business fail every
year he has found the only safe invest
ment to be realty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

The Pittsburg Dispatch says fair
mill iron can now be laid down in
Pittsburg from Alabama at about Sl4
per ton. The cost of this iron to the
Alamama furnace is only $3.50 per
ton, that leaves good margin OF pro-
fit that may be shaved to meet compe-
tition which under present prices of
material the Pittsburg manufacturers
cannot hope to offer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13
The Swiss Army.

Switzerland has called out all her
armed force for campaign exercise this
year. Some of the troops will be as
much as two months in the field. The
little country does not propose to be
caught mapping by Germany.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

THE reasons for the ever-increasing
tide of American travel in Europe and
the comparatively small volume of
pleasure travel in the United States
are beginning to inspire Investigation
No one denies that upon our own con-
tinent nature has bestowed charms I'M
surpassed in any other part Of the
glote.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

A NEW YORK lawyer has proposed
a law to prevent newspapers from pub
fishing reports OF the trials of divorce
cases. Some one may recommend a
law that shall prevent them from pub
fishing the DEGREES issued in such
cases. This would compel persons to
examine the records to ascertain if a
man or woman had been divorced.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

CANADA is bidding so sharply for
the control OF trans-contlnental and
trans-oceanic commerce that the
transportation interests of the United
States are in danger Of great injury.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

THE enormous number OF 100000
OF letters sent to the dead letter Office
last year is an instructive comment up
on our habits of haste and carelessness
as nation and suggests that possibly
the public is not altogether to blame in
this matter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

IT seems evident that all the legisla-
tion against trusts which has yet been
proposed, is likely to prove inadequate
as means either of stopping their
formation or OF putting down those
which exist
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13
A Non-vcgetarian Dict.

The servants of the Hudson Bay
company live for years upon diet
composed of lean meat and fish alone.
Some of them have lived on this for
thirty years, and are well and strong.
This gives black eye to vegetarianism.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

THE question OF the right OF legis-
lature under the constitution to pass a
law .abridging the liberty of the press
is likely to come before the courts at
no distant day.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

A SMART Chicago lawyer has dis
covered that the word "unite" is COM
posed OF the same letters as the word
unite" Berhaps there is some occult
influence in this that has operated
to make Chicago the great divorce
centre of the world.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

THE demand that medical prcscrip-
lions should be written in plain Eng
lish instead of Latin, Is both sensible
and just, as we'll as a great convent
apoa
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-13

How are the mighty fallenl A heroic
size figure of the British lion is to be
used to ornament the grave of n patent
medicine man In Yankee graveyard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-11-07
ST. Augustine Items.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Pa, Nov. 5, Is9

ST. AUGUSTINE, Pa, Nov. 8, 1890.
Editor Cambria freeman,
SIR:-In the absence OF your regular cor
respondent who has gone home 10 attend
the election, / will endeaver 20 write a few
items for your paper, although novice In
the business.
A lecture was delivered In the Temper
ence Hall In this place on Sunday eyenin Z
by Mr.. John Mccormick. principal OF the st.
Augustine schools, In aid OF a Charitable OBJ
iect. The subject OF the lecture was "Civ~
iliZatIon OF the Future and the speaker
presented many good views upon the SUBJ
subject. The audience was so pleasantly
entertained that we all hope he will con-
elude TO favor US with frequent lectures
during the winter. Although the inclem-
ency of the weather prevented many at
tending. a large sum OF money vas realized.
Miss Sarah McGough, OF Portage, who Is
teaching the Beaver Dam school. spent Sat
uIday with her friend, Miss Amelia DeIO-
Zier.
The Catholics Of this place Will hold a fair
during the Christmas holidays with which
TO commence the erection of church.
A local Institute will convene at this place
on Saturday. November Sth. y good time
is expected and all are invited to attend.
Mrs. VIM. Bray, of Altoona, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Delozier Will leave for home In few days
Miss Julia Delozier. who Is teaching
school near Loretto, spent uuday with her
parents. NJ.
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Resolutions erRespect.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the Republican District Conference last
week, but owing to the late hour al which
they were handed US their publication had
TO be deferred until this issue:
WHEREAS, The Republican COhgression-
al Conference now IN session at the Lloyd
House in Eoensourg has learned with sin
cere regret OF the sudden death Of Hon. r.
Johnston, Judge OF the several Courts OF
Cambria county. And
WHEREAS. Judge Johnston has for more
than quarter of a century past been
known as a lawyer of most excellent char
acter and sterling integrity and as a Judge
OF legal acumen and ability, and RbOvs all
cheerful and social disposition, and was
known To many OF US personally. There
fore. be Il
ResoIced, That In the sudden and unex-
pecteG death OF Judge Johnston We recOR-
nize the hand OF All-Wise Providence and
bow with submission. And further. be Il
Resolred That as q testimonial OF respect
TO the high personal worth of Judge Johns
ston and the great esteem In which be was
held bY the people OF this judicial and ad-
joining districts, We cause this preamble
and resolutions To be placed upon our min>
utes. And further, be it
Res0LUed. That a copy OF same be sent TO
the family OF the deceased and be handed to
the newspapers OF the district for publica-
tion. Aud further, be IL
ReSOlUed, That as a mark OF respect TO the
memory or the deceased, this Conference
now adiourns until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
S. B. TENfPLEToN,
w. W. MCATEER. C,o-,,,,,.oo
JOSIAH KELLER,
j. w. MADERE,
Ebensburg. Pa. Oct. 2S. 1890.
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Marriage Licenses issued.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, November
5tb. 1890.
Evan G. Griffith and A lice Evans, Cam
bria township
George IL. Nc Claron and Mile Burgoou
East COnemaugh.
James MeAYoy and Sarah Matilda Huey,
Tunnelhill.
John w. Peck and Lizzie J. Custer,
J0hnstown.
Michael McMahan, Frugallty. and Mary
McQueeney, Summerhill.
Wslentz Pionionz, and Annie Styolak
Gallitzin.
Henry Roos and ElIzebeth Thom. Johns>
town.
Peter Reilly and Sarah Brown, West Tay-
lor township.
Adolph Kuiert, Lower YOder township,
and Amelia Kyle, Johnsto
Philip A. Burkhart, AshYille, and Marte-
Dia NJ McMullen, Chest Springs.
Michael Chesiok and Annie MIllko, Ben
nington, Blair county.
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ANETaEc
Enrolled. attendance.
TEkCHHRs

The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance during month:
Charles O'Hara, Jesse Evans, BERTHE Con-
nell, Arthur Hill Daniel Thomas, Joseph
Davis, John Rees, Walter APPEL. Thomas
Evans, Walter O'Hara. Ralph Davis,
DoIslass Snyder Clark Sharp, Harvey
Harvey Rodgers. Carl EnglshGrt, Elmer
Davis, Fern Ludwig. Albert Brown, Frank
Cole, Hattie Brown, Ssllle Young. Emma
CraveI, AGgie COnnell. Margaret ConneH,
Mabel Cant, Beatrice Mower, Ella TIbcott,
Martina Luttriger. Annie BOrkey.
ROOM g
E!hel Shields, Mary Connell, Lizzie Lud-
wig. LYDIA Ludwig. Gertie Hill, Annie
Hammond, Addie Kirk. Marie Myers,
terline, Libois Shields. Annie Hsitchue,
June Davis. Emma Evans, Pearl Kruis
Walter Jones, Willie Boz key. Ernest Weak
len. Deilie Chute, Arthur Evans, Edson
Hill, Harry Bennett. Emma Weaken. Otto
LuttrinRer. David Ludwig.
Class leaders.-A class. Ethel Shields: Z
class. Pearl Kruis.
ROOM 3.
Ollie Davis, Wallace Humphreys, Willie
Leighty. Peter Lud wig Elmer Davis John
briggs, Willie Cole, Leo Luttringer, Eddie
CTaVer. hettIe Crsyer, Annie McBreen
Jennie Evans, Floy Stiles, Annie Ovens
Alice Weaklahd. Retta Garuan. May
Leighty.
Class leaders.-A class. Nav I.eIpbtv.
B class. Alice Weaklaud.
ROOM
Blanche Folsom, May Griffith Sadie Mp
pie, Stella CreeTy, Annie Mills, Ida Cr1yer,
Minnie CrayeT, Maud Richardson, Allie
Jones. Ada Jones. Mary Nipple, May Davis
Helena Kirk. Willie MeCabe
Glass leaders.-A class. Nay Griffith; B
class, Ada Jones.
ROOM :.
Annie Shields, Minerva Lelglty, Julia
COnnell. Fred Jones, Charlie Weaken.
Class leaders--A class. julia ConneH; e
class, Minerva Leighty
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NOTICE OF IrSTE1ynEDED APPLICATION
- FOR CEARTEE or iECOEFO ORAT1ON-
Noti-c Is hereby given that application will
ie made % the JOurt Of Common Pleas OF g an
bria county ol the First day OF December. a. ID.
1890 under Act O. Assembly, entitled An Act e
provide trr the Incorporation and regulation Of
Serlatn Cor c-at;0Es. Approved ADTu -, lS-4,
and the supplements thereto by Thomas Munroe,
Il. ]. Newhard. Joseph II. Cunning Michael
CouneiIy. Andrew Hcaeklo. Eiias Shater. John
L. NickOl. 4. Padula Z. T. PfoE and others. for
TIE Charter Of Intended Corpora tior TO be
called the Friendship Hose Company OF Gal
Htztn, Pa. the charter and object OF which f..
"For the prevention, control and extinguish-
neut Of Fire. and Of social intercourse among
its members" and for these purposes TO have,
possess and eajoy al the rights. benefits and
privileges conferred by said Act OF Assembly,
Aforesaid, snd iJs supplements.
ED. I. MoNEELIS,
SoT.T ?. 1870. Solicitor.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and painful
sickness 70 robust healthy marks an epoch IN the
ife OF the individual such n remarkable event
Is treasured in the memory and the agency where
by the COED health has been attained is grateful
blessed. Hence Il l. that Is much II heard In
praise OF Electric Bi.tery. SO many feel they owe
their restoration 70 health, 10 the of the great
Alternative and tonic, II you are troubled with
any disease OF kidney, liver or stomach. OF long
or short standing you viii surely md relief BY
use % Electric Bitters. Sold at Coo. and 81 per
bottle at the drug stores Of f. James, Ebensburs
and w. ". McAteer, Iloretto.
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on, what N Cough.

. "So1 heed the warning. The signal
..-lf' OF iha sure approach OF that more
..'..e disease, Consumption. Ask YOUR
'.' Iou can auord for the sake OF say
''' cents TO run the risk and DO nothing
| N We know from experience that
.-..'s Cure will Cure your Cough. 1t
.,,... .,,s, 'ails' This explains why more than
Au''on Bottles were sold the past year
-.''''es Group and WhoopIng Cough at
'' Others do not be without it. For
's sack, Side or Chest use Sh!loh's
'.'o1s Plaster Sold By DR.. 7. J. Dawson
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We believe that the Teachers Institute
Entertainments this year will far excl any
thing OF the kind eyer given In Ebensburg
We will stake our reputation on Vending
and the Boston Ideal Club, and guarantee
they are worth more than the price OF a
Season ticket. Vending Is considered a
| inner orator than COnwen. II Hall and
Koehne are onIy half as good as they are
recommended TO be by persons who have
heard them, you will be very sorry II you
| should fail TO hear them. They are rising
stars on the platform. All have been select
ed with the greatest care and We promise
you rare treat each evening.
We urge everybody TO got Season tick
ct /. entities you to a Reserved seat each
evening at the average cost OF 37x cents.
II you cannot attend every night, hand it TO
some one else. Il is transferable. We have
made the rates as low as we possibly can.
Monday. November 17.-Hon. Henry
Hall-"The Coming Man"
Tuesday. November Is Boston Ideal
Bajo. Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Wednesday. November 1s.-Hon. Geo. r.
Vending. saul OF Tarsus."
Thursday. November 20. -"Ghosts.''
TERMS.
Season Ticket (with reserved seat for each
evening" .........Sl 80
Season ticket (without reserved seat).. LOO.
Single admission (reserYed seat)........ 80
Single admission. .........-.......... 81
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
season ticket (without reserved seats 10.
Single admission (wIthOus reserved
........ ......... 25
Chart OF seats at James Drug Store will
De open for selection OF seats at 80 A. NJ
each day except Monday. when in order to
accommodate those who come from a dis
tanee' one-hah OF the board will opeE at 10
A H. and the other half st1P.M
The people Of Eben.burg have already
shown that they APPRECIATE aud Will pat
ronize a good lecture course. We feel
grateful TO you for past support and will
always try to merit your favor by deserving
Il.
The day sessions are always open and
free TO all. We will have some OF the best
instructors In this country with Us all week
and we not only invite you but urge every.
one who is Interested In the cause of edu-
cation, more particularly the parents of our
boys and girls, to attend every day.
You are deeply interested in the welfare
of youI children and the ultimate object of
an IBstitute is TO inspire us all 70 do better
work in better ways for these children.
Institute comes once a year only. Let
your work stand for one week and turn out
and ill the Court House to the walls. Hon.
Henry Houck, Deputy State Superintend>
ent, will make an address on Thursday af-
ernoon which you want 20 hear. He is a
very fine speaker. Thursday Is Directors
Day. Every day is Citizens Day.
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nnckIen,s Arnicn snIre

-' Best salye in the world for Cuts,
~, S-'''s, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
60 letter, CLapped Hands, Chllblains
49, s-,-.s and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
,-..ll'es 80 cures Piles, or 40 pay required. II Is
-'1u'eed to give perfect satisfaction, or
N, refunded. Price 10 cents per box.
s,.. 'ne drug store Of Z. James, Ebens>
~'ld W. w. McAteer. Loretto.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

10 TEE EDrToR;-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above named
disease By It's timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my remedy FREE 10 any Of
your readers who have consumption IL they VIII
send me their Express and p. o. address, Respect
fully, I. 4. sLoCUM, n. c., Isl Pearl ST., y, Y,
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DJ'pepsIa ana Liver ComnI.,n,

d lo' worth the small price of IS cents
49,. Ivy YOURSELF OF every symptom OF these
A. ps'A'ng complaints. if you think so call
w. ''oEe and get bottle OF Shiloh's
rls' r,.-+.' Every bottle has n printed
a.. lice ee on Il, use accordingly. and II IL
n. sl soG no good 1t will cost you nothing.
W Dr. I. j. DAWSON.
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E.l.-s ot Irritating powders, snufs or
,l-r..., E'y's Cream Balm, pleasant of
elr.' '''oh I aud a sure cure for catarrh and
ay -r,r.. uead, can be had for 5Oc. It is cas-
p,r...lp.. .p.'su into the nostrils, is safe and
a... u :. 'nd . is curing the most obstinate
4. gives relief at once.
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The Proprietor.

a,..,n 1.,1m Balm DO not claim IL co be a
cid, .,,t., - sure remedy for eatarrh.
.gqJ :. '"e head aud hay fever. lis not a
aea5.,,I 'nGu. but is easily applied into
''''' 1t gives relief at once.
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Geo. ID. Mitchell.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor OF Pensions
ana Patents, Box 25S. Washington. ID. c.
Clerk Senate Pension Committee for las. 7
years. IL you like PROMPTNESS write
me. Glad TO give advice. oe31 81
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A ssIqNEE,s NoTICE.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that NJ. r. Mellon
aid, OF Lsretto borough, Cambria county. Pa ,
by deed of voluntary assignment dated October S,
1890, has assigned 10 E II. Flick OF Altoona
Blair county, Pa, in trust for the benefit of the
creditors of the said NJ. F. Mcdonald, ali the ss-
tate. real and personal, OF the said M. r McIon-
aid All persons Indebted TO the said NJ r Nc
Donald will make immediate payment to said
assignee and those having claims or demands
VIII present the same without delay.
f. H FLICK,
Oct II, l6sO Assignee of N. 7. Mcdonald
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4 uDIroR,S NOTICE.

IA In re: Account et Thomos ID. Evans admin
tstrator OF Eleanor Evans, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed audI-
tor 20 distribute the fund in the hands of said ac
cOuniant to and among those legally entitled
thereto. notice IS hereby given that / viii at
tend to the duties Oi said appointment at nv OF
nee in the borough ot Ebensburg on Tuesday
the llth day ot November A ID. 1890 al o clock
?. NJ, of said day, when and weere all persons
interested may appear or be forever debarred
IRON coming in on said tund.
a. V. BARKER
EDeps ourS, Ia oct. ., 1908 Auditor
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B0GGS & BUH:IT,,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
EOR SALE.

In Cambria Township, within fifteen minutes
walk of Post Otfice, small property. beautifully
situated and aHOrding a nne View of the town and
surrounding country. Contains ave and a-haIf
acres 80 Of fertile land. fine orchard lawn
shaded with naples and catalUa trees. Four
roOmed house with summer Kitchen wood and
coal house attached. Excellent cellar Drilled
Good stable, three stahs and cdrriage shed .
Excellent location for summer home or fruit and
truck farm: For terms call address.
DlRS. A r. READ
EbensbuTg, Pa.
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school Report.

Following is the report Of the Ebensburg
1890:
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yyXECCTOR'ss NOTICE.
II Estate OF E1orian BenReIe, Lo-ettO borough
deceased.
letters testamentary on the estate OF Florlen
Bengcle. lase OF IOrettO borough, Cambria ooun-
=, deceased. having been granted 20 the under
signed. all persons indebted 20 Eaid estate Rro
hereby notified 10 make payment 20 without
delay, aud those having claims against the same
viii present them properly authenticated for
settlement. JOSEPH HOGUE
Isoretto, Pa, Oct 10, 1890. Executor.
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YER 9 = ISL
Clothing :: Clothing!

Having returned from the Eastern cities prepared
show the largest and best selected stock Clothing HAS,
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods the lowest prices the
county. AS buy and sell for cash. sell you Cloth
ing at prices that defy competition. Never before the people
of Cambria had such opportunity buying first goods
such low prices Call and my stock prices
convinced Very Respectfully,
G. A. SHARBAUGH,
N.PENN
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HOTEL.

HI II. }. SHETTIG. Proprietor
Located at the Station, near the centre Of the
town on r FOUrth Avenue. We endeavor 10 fur
u.sh the lest accom- t1odatfons - business u en-
pleasure seekers and oo4rdc-s. Persons in search
Ci comfort and quiet VIII hnd ~ desirable place
q seop. The Table IS uTlsuT, pass 81 and Is always
supplied with the best the market affords and
al the deiicaCies Of the season. The BaE Is sup.
piled Wtth the choicest o p-Te liquors and cigars
ana nothing but The best Is sold. Special atten.
ton gwen 20 The care Of horses.
II. J. SCaETTIG
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ALEXANDER =. HAY,
CAT RER.

Ladies' and SentlerIen's Din
ing and Lunch Rooms,
sIE Penn Avenue, PETTSHURG, PA.
Ez5y~ weddings. Parties. Lupcheons. etc sup
piled with eyery requisite. TO any available point
by rail or otner conveyance Special and propmt
attention given orders by maj OF telephone.
August Il, ls90-3m.
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SiTRAY NOTICE.
~ Game 10 the residence Of the unders tSned in
Allegheny township on about July isb. 1880,
one sow, about months cid, and now has fye
young pigs. The owner will come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take them
away, otherwise they VIII be disposed OF accord
Ing 70 law. MRS. MARY MCCUY (HldoWl
Allegheny twp, Oct. 81, 1850
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statesmen WANTED.

A good chance to secure q paying situation for
the dali winter months Each salesman fur-
uished with complete outfit illustrating and
describing New Fruits. etc. thai sell readily.
Salary and expenses from start. Write for terms.
HOOPES. BROS. & THOMAS
Maple Avenue Nurseries.
ccl7 o. West Chester, Pa.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS
DESIRING 10 IsvEsrrS
Borough Bonds

NOTICE ts hereby given that the Borough Of
IL EbensburE. Pa. Is shout 20 issue bonds IN
the amount @ SO. OOO-O IN sums Of SI0O. 90
each. with interest 81 the rate OF per cent. per
annunl. payable sent annually. free IRON taxa
lOD far IS the Individual holders are concerned.
Persons desiring 70 invest IN such securities viii
please mako known 81 once - the undersigned or
Fergus C Lloyd, Deputy Burgess. the amount or
number OF such bonds they wish TO purchase
These bonds viii be sold 70 the hrst purchasers
presenting themselves. hence tho necessity OF
pr0mPtness in making known the number OF
o. bonds desired l. T. EVANS.
EoeuEburE. Aug %, 1870. BURGESS.
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NOT1CE iE hereby given that have purchased
~ four COWS from Joseph and Mag g5aiena Kro-
tenderfer, IN Cambria township. Cambria county,
and tnat have isft the same with the said lO-
seph and Magdalena Krotanderfe- during my
pleasure. All persons hereby notihod not TO
Interfere with the same.
MlUHAkL DOkELER.
Cambria township. Oct. y, lseo.St
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