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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

Sebn Tinuren Ipdter InB bic iuuge
Srau nit Mine uno Stuei bnIbwI9iigen
Sauernbirnen in Der G6euue nm eiuen
sru5en Sprb, ieOe cine Sans auf benz
SdoB.
vOeit ben G6panSiebern unb Sta.
seln bnlten mir uns jeBt nt9t auf~
laete srau 9icp, rons fonmt mprsen
Sure9t. SEPT uur Die Daunen uno Die
Settiebern. Wtan muB bod retten,
mas su retten it'll" - limb bnun oenft
Iie nit einem idtpereu Seuf5er: ,@as
uirb @tualb uur Su Der un9liidielisen
Seldi9te iagen!?-~
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Suffeetiid Sierlib seOedt, bic Gin.
san9stbiir mar BON elmer irii9eu
@uirlaube umgeben, unb iiber ben Suf;
benz Ebor gu, i6ritt bic iunse SerriH.
8alo lisB iif bas Stolen zines 8as
gems uernebmen. Sebt belt er, unO
9leih oarauf lag iie an @malos 8ruit.
rslber mas madlt 9u benu fir Elm
@eiidt?" frnste er.
,Sb, iei mir ni6t b6ie, Iei mir nidt
66ie!" limb banh erjdblte iie ibm bic
ganje traurise @eI9ibte BON bem &uts
ten9iit unb ben @dnien. SD babe ses
than, mas uoh 5u rettea mar: Die Sc.
bern," fiigte lie enOli9 ST ibrer Ser.
tbeiOi9ung bei.
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S6alo," ia9te Gpalo, inoem iein @es
fi9t Ii6 perfiuIterte, raber nit bem
8oet perbe ib etu ernites g3Ort ipres
ben. Sol6e llnuorii9tigteit @s lit
tuum gu sluubenl 3weiunooreibis
Sdnie!"
Sa naren Iie ant Sbore dn9elau9t.
,gSas lit benn baS ?" unterbra6 iid
Spalb. 9crt Itanoeu bic &ne9te uno
WdsSe, Der Go9t mitten inter ibneu,
uno ladteH, baB lie ii9 Die Seiteu ball
ten mubien, unb briiben in Der Saus.
tbiir itano 0tama 6elomnnn uuo pii9te
Ii9 bic 2o6tbrGnen aug ben 9lugen.
9lus tr9euo einem 9runos bate man
bas groBe S6eunentb0r ge6ffnet, uno
nun ipa;ierten i'm belfen Sonneni6em
cine na9 Der anoern Die aerupften @Gnis
oarnus beroor, ueriu9ten nit ben 5ll.
geln su ihla9eu uno braden oann,
tpabri6eintib ourG bas unseiuobnte
Seii6l Der gtadtbeit unO ibr ipunOer.
li6es 9lusIsber beunrubt9t, IN Elm obren.
jerreiBenbes @ei9natter aus.
ygBas iOl benn oas beoeuten?" fra9tl
gWalO ben 8Ost, Der nit absejOsener
WtIse berantrat.
.9as, bm," iasts Der Mann, Iid
mibium Sum @rnit Siuinsenb, roas be.
beut't, baB baS 2uoerjeu9 ipieosrmal
on bic Sreunerci s'ratben lit uub iid
ba po1seiDiIen bat, uno oab bic jung
snd' 6rau ba 'slaubt bat, iie tudr'n
tObt; ipie iis 10 iteif bae'lesen babeu
unO - bab iie bic @dn7 ba s'rupit
bat - NIT Der Wline uno ter SInn.
9ies". 9amit iuanote er iitb idne1
pisoer ab, INT in bas @eld6ter Der
au6ern nit eiujuitimmen.
9n leete 5rau 6elomnnu bic Sano
nui ibres SpbueS Sdulter. ,@ri6
@oit, mein Suuge! 9tun, mas iasit 9u
,u Der @eidl9te? SIT bas ni9t Die
berrli9Its 9ummbeit, Die iie irseno mn
tsseben fouute, I'M meiue @Orte Su
re6tisrti9en?"
,Sa. es mar furdtbar bumm BON
mir" ingte 9icp ebrlit. ysIber wober
iuGIte i'd benn iuilieH, bas uu9 @aui'
! iid iinulps bstrtufeu?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

Tad elmer 8eile b6rte fie unten
GSiaes nit S6lubSen oermiI te
Gtimms. 9icp elite bic Greppe binab.
&aam fuurbe Mtine ibrer nber nnIidtig,
as re ibre 9Initrensuusen peropppelte
zub nit uabr5aft berSbre6tnbem
@firddeu rief: %, 9nd' Srau, es 1T
III t6sedli6! gber ib bab's glei6 9e-
sagt - oer Gost Der 1T alein S9ulb
saxaN -"
2iep Rielt benz iursen Ding ben
ztaHS au unO 3Os es nit ii4 in bic
&xHe- Sier lieB lie es lOs uuo fraste:
..,seau ias' einmal proentli6 uno pers
JsdHhIi@, mas 9u eisentli9 boIt."
% @ct, sndbise 5rau", it5buts
gziAe aber tpeiter, riebH Sie's nur
%eG6f AM" Sau1it lief iie ooran in
asH SDt. unb 2icp fOIste ibr.
Scr 8ost bat seiteru @iit gelegt -
zsaem bic &atten@ meiute Mine idlu6s
Senb ,Iub oa - uno oa - es lit su
ydBredlid!~
8ic iuuse Grau bbrte nidt mebr auf
tsas Nd6fen. Ntit sroBeu perTt6rten
Inaeu blidte fe Dor ii9 uieSer, mo
;saze @duie Iaseu. itumm uuO unbepss'
Cd - tSbt!
VILE ia9te 9icp, na6Oem fie iie
.aserSd6lt. aIe nslueiunObreiBis. gti6t
asue ii ibris seblieben! = Sic iparen
.msiue 2jeblinse. - @enn i9 tie MIR ans
nd. Ga&te id au @eiRipper unO 2ebsr-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

@nn5 plbblid ober uabm lie bus
Gu9 tpieber BON ben glugen unb ia9te I:
r@enn Idon aug Der 2eberpaitete uno
benz @eiBinuer ni6ts tperoen fam. bic
0aunenbetten ipollen mir menisitens
retten! G9neu, Mtine, 9reif' 81, mir
pollen bic nrmen Tbiere bort in Die
S9eune tragen unb iie rupfen, 70 lunge
Iie nod parm finn. % Wtiue = ipas
rum muBten iie etnes 70 friiben Gobes
Iterben!"
0tine fra3te i61ud5enO: pgUGlten
mir ni9t erit bic alte sna' Srai
rufen?"
v@esbnfb ioGlen mir Die urme Wama
it6ren?" entsesnete 2icp. : .Gobte les
benbi9 MAIDEN fam iie 70 ipenig iuie
mir! = Nein, laui' lieber in's 9Orf unb
bole bic glnns9iie unb Die TUiine; iie
iOlIeu uns belien.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

sie sr56ten 9ummbeiteu oegebt, ebe lie
gasi9. iSre S3lpie9ermutter, I'M &dtb
ECaat~
,gsarten Mrs ab," iaste @tualO
ERtt eiueGt 9liifhben 9a6en.
Geit bier @o4en mar Ssrr Gualo
g{cfomann perGeiratbet, unb su ibrer
giasReu 9rpBen &erluuuoeruns le6te bic
ate Srou 6elbmann nit ibrer S9wiez
GertOdIter in re6t 9ltem GInUeruebmen.
SyreilidJ, tuenn ibcrbaupt einem Wann,
10 muste es ibrem SObne ia 9eliusen,
xxS einem perl6rObenen Srdulein eine
@eislid uerniinftise Srau 81 MAIDEN, 10
gEt fuie er aus elmer Selicitas BON
5trdbI, elmer See, cine 2icp SelOmann
Usaiadt
Sic mar aud mertpiroig geiheibt
TEr elm StaotIrdulein uno tuuBte jebes
sEiRa beim re6ten @noe arSufaGen.
GiueS cages er9ielt Serr Gualb
sgcIomnuu cine 9epeide, bic i'm fir
sfs,tae Gage in bic iiinf Meilen entiernte
&Trisfaot berief
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G5f5ieO uu6 ftbr bauon. -
u1Orsen fummt Der Serr 5uriif,
MStue.+ iaste 5rau 2icp 81 elmer bluts
aEilgeii Ma9o, nit Der fie alIein auf benz
ISgTs war. gllle anberen paren auf bas
zsS1b biaaus9eididt.
.2auf' jest i9neG Sum Girtner unb
Fase iSn, naB er morsen in aGIer Sriibe
szmmiiicbe SaIen nit frii9en 8lumeu
FlQeu ioa."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

Srau 5elomann nber nabm Sen blon
ben 8Upi i6rer S6miesertO9ter 5lpi'
i6en beioe loGube, briitte eiaer ber5I
liben SUB aui ibren Wtuno un6 iaste;
,9aB cut iein, 2iep, mer elm Meiltei
iperben mill, mu6 2ebrselo Sablen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

&aierneublitbe. Inter
ufficier (5um Giuidhrigen, Der ben Gin
bern I'M einen S9ritt Dor iit): .nHu
INNER lansiam, Minueien; Oas seH
bier bod ~ NnS sic SBr Sabr raid
in 'sn nbmaridiren tbn
ienl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
6eoanfeuIrdne.

Die Mil6 Der frOmmeu 9entnrt
sic iuuroe wObl BON ie
Sei teiuem guiaB mebr geipart'
sllS bel einem GameH.aufse.
Goll's Iuitis ober riibrlitD ieiu,
gs ipiro Der SdmuB bineinituoI=t:
Dian mil iest 70 natiirlib iein.
DAB man gang unnatIrIi3 miro.
SerS seiuuo, Der SOpf Itets ffar -
Niemnub's Sflaoe, 9tiemano'S 9tarr.
Ilnoerjustbeit in @eiabr -
9as 5uianlnt' lit @lld-0ob rnr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

q e anteuiplitter.
Mnn6er lii9t terart. oab man nicbt
sinmal bns @egentbeil BON bsm, mas er
iGgt, aI1ubeu BARI,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
A DeIightfnI Series Of Tours TO wash. !.
fnEaOn via aYennsyIYanfS Railroad.

For several years the Pennsylvania rail
road company has run series of excur-
sions to Washington, d. c. at season
W hen the national capital is in whirl of
pleasure and social activity, and these
tours have met with marked success. This
year the company has just announced a
series of three; to leave Pittsburg jan
uary 18th, February 5th, and March 5th.
Excursion tickets. good for ten days from
date of sale, admitting of stop-over in
Baltimore in either direction within the
proper limit. will be sold from Pittsburg at
800. and correspondingly low rates from
other station in Western Pennsylvania.
The tickets will be good for use on any reg
ular train of the dates above named, eN-
cept limited express trains; and in addition
10 the regular service special train OF par
lor ears and day coaches will leave Pitts
burg at S A. NJ. and run through to Wash
ington stopping at principal stations. The
return coupons will be valid for passage on
any regular train within the return limit,
except the Pennsylvania Limited.
Both branches OF Congress will be in
daily session, and, In fact, every branch OF
the public service may be seen In the actual
work OF conducting the government. The
public buildings, embracing the Capitol,
White House, Treasury, State, War and
Navy Departments, the great Smithsonian
Institution, the National Museum, are
open to the public every day and offer
field for interest and study that cannot be
excelled anywhere. The great Washington
monument, the highest memorial shaft in
the world, is in itself worth a trip to see.
The rates are unusually low, and the lim-
itation of the tickets ample for most
pleasurable trip.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
VIII Locate I'm the West.

We are sorry TO learn that Prof. a. r.
Read will not return to Pennsylvania as
was stated some time time ago. Mrs. Read,
who has just returned from Portland, Ore
gon, tells us that it is his intention TO re-
sumo literary work in the West as soon as
his health will permit Our regret at his
other locality in our great land will be the
better for his services, as he will be a val
uable accession TO any town.
Mr.. Read is we'll known in this State.
He graduated from Layafaette College in
1879. receiving the degree of A. b. Three
years later he received from the some Col
lege the degree OF A. NJ. to which title the
College trustees and professors considered
him justly entitled by his scientific, literary
and classical entertainments. Since his
graduation Mr.. Read has been engaged al
most continually in literary work, part of
the time as principal of the schools, in
which capacity. by his kind yet firm and
gentle manner, he gained the confidence
and thorough respect of all his pupils.
Mr.. Read for six years previous to his de-
parture for the West, held a responsible
position in the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, OF Philadelphia. He also sue
cessfully edited the Tyrone Herald for sew
al years and has contributed largely to cur
rent literature by articles in magazines and
periodicals. He is man of exceptionally
pure character and eminent literary at
tainments; an intelligent, clear headed
thinker fluent writer and an unSelfish
devotee to the cause of general education
and the elevation of the human race.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09

ANY one who mails letter ordering
lottery ticket or sends postal card reiat-
Ing to a lottery, is liable to Imprisonment
for eighteen months or a fine not exceeding
$500, or both.
The banking house of Johnston, Buck
& Co., Ebensburg. Pa, has resumed busi-
ness as also the firms associate institution,
the Carrolltown, Pa, bank. The people of
this place displayed great confidence in the
final rehabilitation of the bank, feeling as
sured that the business had been managed
carefully and conscientiously. Their trust
was not misplaced, the temporary emhar-
rasSment. brought on by no fault of the
firm, being now thing of the past. We
congratulate Messrs. Johnston. Buck &
Co. on the bright future which is in store
for them.-Netv York American Banker.
For the benefit of the people living on
the line of the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
TEN within the State. and desiring TO wit
ness the interesting inaugural ceremonies
incident to Governor-elect Pattison's taxi
ing up the reins of Office on Tuesday, jan
nary Goth. 1891. the Pennsylvania railroad
company will sell excursion tickets to Har-
risburg on January 10Th and Goth, good TO
return until January 21St. inclusive. at a
rate OF two cents per mile. Special ar
rangementS will also he made with organ
lied bodies of fifty or more travelling to-
gether. whereby tickets will be sold at a
rate OF a single fare for the round trip.
j w. Sharbaugh, assignee OF Daniel
Warner. will expose to public sale at the
residence of the latter in Chest township
on Saturday. January 18th, 1891 at l
o'clock, p. NJ, the following personal prop
erty, viz: Three cows, one horse, four
pigs, one moving machine, one wagon, one
hay-rake one windmill. harness. one bug
gy, one cook stove. one heating stove. one
bureau. one lounge. bed and bedding, hay
and straw by the ton. one plow, one
harrow, one copper kettle and numerous
other articles. Terms made known on day
of sale.
On Tuesday afternoon about2 o'clock
John Brown. boss roller at the Cambria
Works, had his left arm so terribly lacera-
ted that it had to be amputated a short
distance above the elbow. He was caliper-
ing the rolls TO see if they were running
true, when his arm was caught between
them and his arm was drawn in until his
body. coming against the guard, prevented
further progress. The machine was stop
pea aS quickly as pOSSlDle anu MT I'TO"H
was removed from the terrible position.
DR.. w, Il. Lowman, who had been imme-
dateIy summoned. arrived promptly and
had Mr.. Brown taken in the ambulance to
the Cambria Hospital. where the arm was
amputated by Drs. John and w. b. Low
man. Although the shock to Mr.. Browns
nervous system is terrible. il is thought he
will successfully withstand it.-JohnStOlCn
Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for two weeks ending Wednesday, Janu-
uary 7th, 1891:
William A. Brawley and Rosie Wyland,
Barr township.
MichOel Shoofsl1i and Maria Dinda,
JOhnStown.
John Lynch and Ellen Clark. Gallitzin.
Andy Buhovezy and Annie FisllO Johko,
JohnstOwn.
Richard Goggin and Katie Boyle, Johns
town.
John Simmons and Lizzie Shuman,
Jackson township.
J. B. Harkins. Altoona, and Annie Nc
Ateer, Benscreek.
Steve Duchack and Annie Blanda,
JohnStown.
Michael Billies and Sadie Hill, Hastings
Levi II. Weaver and Emma Weaver
Richland township.
Albert Warner. Johnstown. and Mary
Elizabeth Bush, West Taylor township.
Michael Maxwell. indianapolis, Ind,
and Mary l.. Skelly, Cambria county.
John Boyle. JohnStown. and Mary
OConnor, East Taylor township.
Frederick Nees, Stonycreek township,
and Mary Snyder, Upper Yoder township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
Beats McG1nfy.

One day last week Mr.. Valentine Thomas,
OF Carrolltown, in assisting Mr.. McBeth, a
neighbor, TO repair pump, undertook to
go down into the well by suspending a six
teen foot ladder with a chain to a plank
across the top of the well, and made mar
row escape with his life. The well was
forty five feet deep. with fourteen feet OF
water in IL, and Mr.. Thomas had scarcely
got on the ladder when the hook fastening
the chain slipped and down he went like a
flash. He stuck to the ladder until it
struck the bottom, when the rung to which
he held pulled out and he went under.
Strange as ii may seem, he escaped unhurt
and climbing up the ladder, kept above
water by standing on the top rung and
leaning against the side Of the we'll until
the parties above hunted up rope OF suf-
fiicient length and strength 10 pull him
out. Mr.. Thomas certainly had a novel
experience and we congratulate him on his
lucky escape.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
Institute PROGRAM.

Program for local institute TO be held al
Wilmore on Saturday, January 31st, 1891,
commencing at $50 A. NJ:
Address of welcome, p. NJ Brown; Re-
sponse, Norris Mason; Music by pupils OF
High School; Should the teacher assist the
pupils to prepare their lessons, in what
way and to what extent, Prof Hite; Music
by primary school; Neglected art OF oral
expression, Robert Dawson; Recitation,
Miss Hanna Knepper; Music by Institute;
Select reading, Miss Mary Kinkead; Meth
DDS OF teaching primary arithmetic, Miss
E. Kern; Essay, Miss Zufal; Music by in
stitute; Query box; Paper, Miss Hayes:
Education, Prof. John Mccormick; Ad-
vanced arithmetic, Prof. Bitter; Recitation.
Miss Jennie Black; Music by institute:
Free text books, Prof. Marsden; Music by
institute
Night session commencing at 6:30 p. NJ
Address by Prof. Bitter; Debate, Resolved
that the Indians have not been Justly
treated-affirmative Messrs. Dawson.
Weakland and Pringle; negative, Messrs,
Hite. Kaufman and Diamond Friends of
education cordially invited
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
The Beech Creek Road

New YORK, January 6.-The formal leas-
ing OF the Beech Creek railroad To the New
York Central has been accompanied by in
timations that the Central was ready to
parallel the Pennsylvania. President
Chauncey NJ. Depew says: THE Beech
Creek road has been taken by the New
York Central on the same terms by which
it was acquired by the Vanderbilt brothers
ana other individuals. The road was a
necessary anjunct to the Central, which
mas lacked a direct connection with the
oitumlnous coal regions 1t was needed, If
only Tor the actual coal supply Of the Cen
tral road, and its acquisition will save us
ABOUT hfty cents on every ton of coal we
consume, and that pretty neary pays the
rental. All idea Of antagonism 10 the
Pennsylvania is absurd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09

a meeting OF the stockholders of the Eb-
ensburg Agricultural Society will be held
in the council room on Saturday evening,
January 10th, at half past o'clock. The
purpose of said meeting Is to adopt a con-
stitution and bylaws, fix date for the
election of permanent officers and attend
to such othe business as may properly
come up. Every subscriber is urgently re-
quested TO be present. a. w. BUCK,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
Bucklen's Arn1ca 6alve.

The Best Salve In the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. tits
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
mouey refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store OF E. James, EbenS-
burg, and w. w. McAteer, Loretto.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
4 UDITOR,S NOTICE.

T.
IA In the matter of the first and hnal account
OF John Eyer. executor OF Margaret Gillian, late
OF Washington township. deceased.
Having been appointed auditor to make and
report distribution of the funds IN the hands of
the accountant, notice Is hereby given that will
sit at my ONCE in Eb-nsbuTg for the purpose of
my sppofntment n Thursday. January sth, 1921,
~ 10 o'clock, A. n. whom and where all parties
Interested may attend or be debarred from COM
ing In on said fund. +. A SHOEMAKER,
Dec 10. lsso.5t Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
HOTEL.

II II
I'LL II. J. SHETTIG. PROPRIETOR.
Located at the Station, near the centre of the
town. on ourth Avenue. We endeavor to fur
nlsh tho best accom- modations TO business men
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons in search
of comfort and quiet will fnd IL desirable place
to stop. The Table Is unsurpassed and is always
supplied with the best the market affords and
all the deiicacies of the season. The Bar is sup
piled with the choicest of pure liquors and cigars
md nothing but the best fs sold- Special atten-
tfon given TO the care Of horses.
II. J. SCHETTIG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
THB STATE CAPITAL.
Watch the Proceedings of Your
Legislature.

The Harrisburg Daily Pa
TRIoT, in addition to the general
news Of the day, Will contain full
reports of the proceedings of the
Legislature during the session of
that body. Send one dollar and
twenty five cents to the publisher
and get a copy every day during
the session.
The Weekly PATRIOT is an ex-
cellent family journal and will
also contain a report of the legis-
lative proceedings. Terms: 81
per copy per annum; to clubs of
ten or more, rs cents per copy
per annum, with an additional
copy to the getter-up of the
club. Postage on the Daily and
Weekly prepaid by the publisher.
The Daily PATRIOT and FREE
MAN both for Sc per annum.
The Weekly PATRIOT and the
FREEMAN both for 50 per annum.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
l3O Acres.
a uDJTOR,S NoTICE

A UD1TOR'S NOTICE.
"A In the Orphans Court o! Cambria county.
In the matter of the account Of Anthony Anna,
executor OF John Hile. late OF Elder township.
And now. December 10th. 1890, on motion of r.
A Shoemaker. Esq, 5, L. Reed appointed audi
ance Ia the hands Of said executor.
Notice is hereby given that viii SIT At my Of
hce In the borough of Ebensburg Wednesday,
the 9Th day OF February. A. d. 1891 at O'Clock.
p. N. for the purpose OF the atove mentioned ap-
pointment whom ami where all parties inter ested
may appear or be forever debarred from coming
IN on said fund. L. >. READ.
Ebenssurg, Pa, Jan. Q, 1891. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
nnIroR,s NOTICE

A UDITORS NOTICE
"A In the Orphans Court of Cambria county.
In the matter Of the account OF Anthony Anna,
administrator of ]. H. Wolf. deceased Having
been appointed auditor to dE 2 bute the fund IN
the hands of said accountant TO and among those
legally entitled thereto. notice is hereby given
tn at will attend to the duties of said appoint
menf at my office In Eoenshurg. Pa. on Monday.
the 5th day February, 1891. at 10 O'Clock, NJ,
when and whore all parties interested may ap-
pear or lie forever debarred from coming In on
said fund. DONALD Z. DUFTON,
Ebens6urg. Jan 9, 1891. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09

ESECUTORS' NOTICE
~ Letters testamentary on the estate OF VIM.
M. McNeelis. late of Olearheld township. having
been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby
given TO all parties Indebted TO said estate to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims aRatns. the estate will present them
properly authenticated. for settlement
HUGH HAGAN, st. Augustine,
THOS- HAGAN, GalIitzin.
January Q, 1891. Auditors
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A ADMlNISrRAToR'S NOTICE
IA Estate OF Henry Freidhoff. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters or admins
tration on the estate of Henry Freidhof. late of
Munster township, deceased. have been granted
to me- All persons indebted to said estate are
notified to make payment to me without delay.
and those having claims against the same will
present them, properly authenticated. for settle
ment 70 SIMON CONRAD,
Administrator of Henry Freidhor, decd
Lilly, Pa, Dec. Il, 1880. Ct.
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NOTIOE.

NOTIOE.
~ As my wife Harriet has left my bed and
board without just cause or provosation, hereby
notify all persons not harbor trust her on INV
account as Will pay no bills contracted by her.
MATHEW MONT9OM ERY.
White Twp, Dec. 10, 1890 st.
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