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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
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A~HNII.IE Ia Oct. -. iS.T.
Editor Cambria Freeman
DEAR SIR:-We had Il grand rally of the
voters. Democratic. Republican and Pro
hihitioniSI> in AShvill- on last Thursday
evening and all those Interested ia "A fair
election Mere there. Mine host, James
Hanlon, proprietor of the Exchange Hotel
had ready large hickory pole the emblem
of our old time Democracy measuring -
feet, which Was raised AT the corner uf
Main and Broad streets. The pole was
raised Without accident aud Mas placed in
position ubOut o'clock A.. VI, with the
stars and stripes proudly floating from lis
top.
Frank j. O'Connor. ESD, candidate for
District Attorney, " no among other speak
erS had been invited MAS promptly on hand
and the meeting was organized with VI. ID.
Wills. a. President. Promptly al : O'Clock
Mr.. O'Connor was introduced Io the audi-
enec hy Mr.. William Riley.
Mr.. O'Connor in his usual able. forcible
and convincing manner. presented IN" il
sues OF the campaign 10 his admiring crowd
of hearers and in forty-fiv minutes
speech, he electrified the citizens of Ash
Vile, with more truth iutermiNed with
this place have listened Uo for a long time.
He spoke ia "A res pectful way of the rank
and file of the Republican party. but
showed plainly that the fault was with
those who framed the principles of the
party.
Among other things lac said that the
sooner the American people learned to
think and vote for themselves the
sooner high thrift, trusts aud tramp>,
would disappear together with political
chicanery and jobbery. On the whole the
meeting was grand and entire success
and when all was over three cheers were
proposed by j. j. Rhodv and heartily Civ
en- for r. j. O'COnEor. as truthful poIii-
ical orator Grover Cleveland and the
whole Democratic ticket.
The people then departed for their
homes To Tuminate how for manv years
they had followed the platform of high
protection tariff and were all glad they
had raised pole in honor of our candi-
dates and We're pleased that our present
and next District Attorney had come. We
were also gratitied To fl nd that Mr.. Han
Ian feels 81 much intereS ted in the success
of the Democratic party a. To have its
cOlOrs planted at his door.
so for the present, farewell Brother
Watkins All, Il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
Letter from Thos. NJ. Marshall, Jr..

The Republican politicians of the county
are reSorIing 10 every unfair means and
unScrupuloHS methods in order tn defeat
r. j. O'ConLCr for district attorney. \
communication in the NOuuf1iHecr of this
week signed \ Citizen" throws ouI The
Inference that +. i. O'COnnor did write a
letter favoriug "a communication Io life i'm
pri>onment in the Elmer Rruner homicide
case. and also published a letter written
by r. j. O'Connor to Tho~. NJ. Marshall.
.ir., Esq. accepting notice of The applica-
tion in Burners behalf. and that-he Mar
ShalD was II liberty Io show his letter Io
the board of pardonS. on the hearing
Poor old Sam Reese who was 50 coldiy
murdered at the hands of Elmer Brunrr
and " hose body now - lies moldering in the
dust" while Elmer Bruner sits within the
walls of ;he Western Pcnircntiary. under
a communication of sentence Ia life impriS-
onment, but not with the recommendation
or approval of F. J. O-Connor. whose con
duct in the trial of the case was able fear
less, and honorable. Yes. Mr.. Citizen"
the Democratic papers did say that +. j.
O'Connor did not write IA letter favoring
the Communication of sentence of Elmer
Rruner, and il wasn't because Samuel
htt>t was ol htlSti descent. either
Read ThoS. NJ. Marshall, .Ir.'S letter 10
+. j. O'Connor. Here il is:
THos. NJ MARSHALL, JR..
Counsellor AT Law. IL Din mOnd St.
PiitShnrg, Pa, Oct. >, 1892.
Hon. Frank j. q. Common.
Ny DEAR SIR: Ia reply Ia your letter
requesting me 10 say whether or not you
wrote any letter To the pardon board or
signed any petition recommending the par
don of Elmer Bruner, | reply that YOU did
not. wrote 10 yOu, and ia reply 10 NV
letter you wrote letter To me, stating
that YOU accepted service of all notices.
etc, and at the same time giving some OF
your views in regard 10 the ease.
am Republican ANA won are a Demo
crat. but in justice To YOU must say that
il ever district attorney did his duty in a
homicide case You did yourS in the Bruner
ease. Your conducu of the ca>., Was able.
fearless. and honorah bile. Ii you had gone
before the pardon board to "ppp~'- the com
mutation uf Burners sentence : would
have considered Your conduct uuprof,->-
>iOnal. In the whole history uf Allegheny
county there, has only h,.,.n one district at
torney who has ever appeared before the
pardon board Io oppose IA communication "G
death sentence, and in that ease the con
duet of the district attorney in - doing
Was condemned hy the whul" har of Allie
ghrny county. \ district attorney i only
called upon Io Try the eases in court. aud
the questions which come before the par
don board are not legal questions; they aIe
questions Ia be determined outside of the
cast, il being AN application of the priS
oner for mercy. and not legal review
of the case. The rules of the pardon
board provide that they viii not pass upon
any question passed upon nv the courts.
Ii gives me pleasure Ia put you right ia
this matter. hrcau>e the mixing Of politics !
with The administration -! justice j. i
blow al uur form of government.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
Tho south Fork Branch.

JoHNsrowN. Oct. 26.-A telegram was
received at Dunlo on Tuesday from Pitts
burg ordering the cutting Of ties for the
extension Of the South Fork branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad from Dunlo To Scalp
Lev3' and Pennsylvania company engi-
neer says the work will be pushed that
the new line can handle the output Of the
Scalp Level coal mines In the spring. II i
also found that these mines can BE- Operat-
ed without sinking shaft, as all Of the
veins crop out near the level. Five veins
are located there. with an average thick
ness OF twenty-six feet, the best of the
coal being found In what is known aS the
Lemon vein, seven feet thick. the coal from
which Is used for making coke.
The Philadelphia parties who are tehind
the big project have been here and are now
offending their option on mineral lands
about Scalp Level. II i stated that the
work OF the South Fork extension Of the
railroad will be managed 10y Superintend =
ent of Construction George. OF Pittsburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
a Modern Marvel.

When the Pitusburg Times took posses
sion of its splendid tuilding last A pril its
publishers promised that the Times would
grow in excellence in the same proportion
its quarters have been Ilargcd. The
Times had already won such IL prOud posi-
tion among the newspapers )f the country
that there was general curiosity To know
how the promise would be redeemed. That
curiosity has been most Pleasantly graft
fed The Times has been 50 enlarged, and
so many new features have been added
that IL Is everywhere cited as marvel of
modern journalism. The chief wonder is
that newspaper 80 complete in every re-
spect can be sold for one cent a day, or S3
per year. little less than the cost OF ii first
class weekly newspaper II any Of our
readers are not familiar by personal In
SpectiOn with the merits OF the Times We
advise them TO send for a sample copy,
which will be mailed free 10 any address
If there is no agent for the Times in your
locality II will pay you IL write To the
Times for terms TO agents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
.Lesve daily except sunday .

sleeve daily except Sunday
fLesve SUNDAY Ony
BLACK let er- Indicate telegram stations
DennS - MoOre's and Cristie's Crossings " III
be rag alta tions Tor all trains.
No / CONNECTS AT Cresson with Iohns'awD tx
?ress q - Tor poinrs netWeen sressnn and
Dohnstovn. mi With Pacific Express NJ : t5 f",
points west OF 1ohnsto~n- Alsa with Mail Train
at q tor points east Of Ore sOn.
No connects with Mnl Train at 70 tor points
Wert Of Ore-son. and Mai. Express for poiut-
OF Cr-s-on-
FROM points west at Cresson No. Z cnnne~rs
with Mail train > and from points east nf
Cresson with Jchn-t"~n Express AT ~. and Pa
cine Express at IS
No connect. With HisII Train at 70 from
points east o cresznu. snd Mail Express at Il
from points vest 01 CresAon-
SUNDAY trains connect with Pacir Express md
Mail Train ~e-t md N AL Express east
Passengers 10 ar froIn points on penHsy ivania
4 Northwestern Railroad can take train At Coal
port or irvoua.
Stations marked "I'' f4g statiouE. Pas
sengers Wishing on wIii notify Tire rnn
ductor. Passenger win NJ To get on will naz
the train at these stations frzins viii not stop
unless notifef. W. y. RATHBU
Henerai Msnag~r and superintendent
r. =. BU kCiOON. Train Msser.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

Mr. Charles Christie aud Miss Maggie
Dorahue, both of Munster township, were
united in marriage at LoreIIn ON October
Is, ls92. The attendants We're Mr.. George
Christie, Of Altoona, brother uf the groom.
ana Miss Rose Driskel, cousin of the bride
The ceremony was performed AT Prince
GallitZin Chapel by Rev. II. J.. Connery. of
AShVille, uncle of the bride The happy
couple then proceeded To the home of the
bride, where a sumptuouS dinner was
given by their many friends. They were
then driven To CreSson, and, ac .ompanied
by their attendants, boarded an east bOnnd
train for Altoona. where the grOom's
parents reside and where an elegant supper
was served. The rest OF the evening was
spent in music and other amuSemeutS >uit-
able for the occasion. The young couple
were the recipients of many handsome
presents from their numerous friends The
groom is one OF Cambria county'S model
yOung men, and the bride j. young hand
some, and fully equipped for her calling in
life. They have the extended good wishes
of their many friends. They are now Wis
ltIng friends In eastern cities. y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
268 Acres and q Perches,

aud being u part OF IraCt OI land survey ei on
warrant uALDe oi Thomas Ml.Ier--
No. 3-Begiuntnk -T - iaIIen hemlock; thence
nurth ~. degrees east 81 percnes 10 talIea white
LAX aud OF Martin l-uiDarough Tract;
thence north 81 degrees west SI5 ercacs TO post
u line ci James kuIh tract; thence south de-
west - perches tu heml cE; the &c north IS
degrees vet u PeIcio- 10 bemitcki
thence scutn degrees IZz
I.srcnes oil John heIiand Tract; thence
south 5l5 deg East SO efchts 10 post; thence
thence nVrth AZ degrees east IS q 10 percnes
neInlock; thCEuu south sSh dcgreer izz
perches 10 hemlucs post; thoEce south degree,
81 al lerI he 10 Eemlock lost; thence sOuIb 81
east - perches 10 maple kOsI: thence uOrIh :
des' east 10 pefchss 10 heLnlUcs: thence rou
ST. deErees east eO pt rches To u iailt Z hemIocs
a...LL LlMce of Lek lnIng cnL. .Ial nl nk
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

The following programme for Columbus
Day was rendered nohly 10y the pupils of
the East CresSon school a:
/. Reading OF presidents proclamation
and raising the flag, Harry Eckley.
, Reading g--Columbus-John Mccain.
3. Compositions - Columbus - by Lizzie
Bruce Katie Lilly, Agnes Wentroth, Virgil
Gardner, Leo Dodson, Thomas Bruce.
l. Exercise-eight boys.
> Patriotic quotatiOn>-Several pupils.
Ii. Scane-Culumbus in prison n-Iohn Me
Cam.
:. Isabella and her jewels, Katie Lilly
). Responsive exercises. teacher and
school.
g. Recitation, teacher.
10. Claim Of the nations, Lizzie Bruce
Agnes Wenderoth. Robi Rhody,
IL Muslc-AmeTica.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
Ffx Fires fu Attoou ..

Half a block OF buildings. extending
from Fourteenth To Fifteenth streets on
Tenth avenue, Altoona, were consumed on
Friday morning by an incendiary fire that
originated ia the livery stable OF ID. c. Pat
terson For a time the First Lutheran
church was threatened, but IL escaped with
melted window glass. The loss i e>timat-
ed at ssD.OG0
Altoona had another fire on Sunday
afternoon, which started Ia w. +. GruVer's
stable at Green avenue and Ninth street.
and communicated Ia the residence of Con-
stable Barger and the slaughter house Of
William Hare. A stiff wind carried the
flames 10 Duke * Arthur'S livery Stable,
sShaw's store and residences Of Samuel
Baker, John Maize and August DeloLier,
where the fire was stayed. Loss about
saO,Uo: insurance sb,00. The fire was
started by boys playing with matches.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

DklNATE SALE.-The undersigned viii sell
l. st Private sac in Lily borough. Cambria
county. Pa, his Hotel. with Brewery attached !;
Two Ice Houses, Stable. and ali necessary Out
buildings on the premises The House Is licensed
now. For further particulars call on or address
the proprietor, Til HEODORE SELL.
Lilly. Pa. Oct "A lsS2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
ala Acres and i3o Perches,

and heing tract OF land surveyed variant u
la Anthony SlmOnS-
NJ d gignina at msFle and corner OF An
thOn SIm"n- ira -; thence south ~ degree nd
so uiiGutes east SO Ierche- to post and witnc
corner of -AuIhOhy SimOns tr.cI= thence
north 2I3. iexr west %. !.erches 20 OId chest
nut: thence north s6la vest ~ g. 10
percher. thence south py residue OF Tract de-
gree- we-t i56 YeIches. be &c the same
lee thence . westerly direction 10 the ~est-
rr line OF the W WIIlllam Parker trsct: thence
south cesrees vert So lie ches. e it he ssI1e
more or lees. tomaple At the place Uf oesinning,
containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
ur,n. Dog Had Sos stopped, Ftc

As To the Mountdineer not being able To
turn the work out In the specified time, We
have only To say that had proposals been
advertised f0I and had We received the
contract, the work would have been done
,n the MDaiatdiaeeT Office -MottntaiHeer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

Augustine SmcltZer. of Allegheny
township. will offer for sale at his re- idence
IN that township. onI saturday, No.
Vember 10. 1892, at o'clock p. m. the fol-
lowing personal property: Two work
horses, two road wagons. spring wagon
sled. moving machine, gram drill. plows.
shovel plOwS, cnlrivator. harrow. hav
rake. SDreader>, Swingle aEd double
trees chains. grabs, hay 10y the ION. straw
by the load, corn fodder by the shock. coru.
oats, huckw heat and potatoes nv the
huShel, COW, heifer. shingles by the thot-
sand. and other articles too numerous To
mention. Terms mede known on dav of
Marriage lie~n-e-.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Oc-
toher ii. ls9a:
Milton ii. Rummel and Annie NJ. De-
vinny, jOhnStown
John O'Donnell and Mary Kinder,
Grant, Indiana county
August kelm and Maria Niemun, South
Fork.
Joseph Varadi and Annie Dra~kor,
JohnStown.
George w. Miller and Rcgenia Blair.
Johnstowu.
Henry Roberts and Anna Toner. Johns
t,wh.
Harry E, Amigh and Lavina Hildebrand,
East Conemaugh.
Raymond J. kayior. Hastings. and Ellen
Frances Adams, Carrollrown.
Alfred j. Oakley and Susan wilkins,
MOrrellVil.e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
2oa Acres and - Perches.

the same Irss aad being part OF a
tract II land surveyed on warr~nt In name OF
William Parker.
ReservIns and excepting out Of the last de-
scItied tract of land 20 ACRES and l62
PEkt II ~ ne<it the - De iess. oBy~y-
e d PRtri-k Flynn ct al TO Jsue- l Hnl toy
Ce-d r, Corded At EDenshurg. Pa. In deed book
No 81. I.sse a.
No .-Reing all that certain tract OF land sit
uat n the township, cpu''tN ani state aforesaid
surveyed warrant granted In name Of John
Ashley and containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
37a Ac es and Ia7 Petches,

and lie Iug TIHct OF land surveyed on warrant In
ua ule - a hetIaud.
No i.-Beg Inn,ng "a fallen white OAK: thence
: desrees eazt l7J' eIchee to poet anu cOruer OF
Anthony SIIEOustras.; thence Orth s. desrees
west go peTche" 10 post and line OF James huIn
tract; thence south deg ees ~e-t II. perch-e To
pOsT and line Oi Il hUms- ketiahd tract; thence
south So dvgreestast Ss5 peIches To a fsl.en white
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
ala Acres and i35 Perches,

aud being tract Of land surveyed warrant In
nA me OF Nathan l-ufDurOuKh.
No 5-beginHing al IA maple and corner OF
WIIti-m PHrker- Tract; thence south degrees
wet IL erch-- TO post and corner OF Nathan
LufHGrou-n t-sct thence south 81 iesrs-s east
J7S ter.nes To port; north doxrses
~ pea ches posI snd ~Itn~ss. corner vi Wit
lAn Parker tract; thence uOTth s. degrees vest
3T5 percLes To maple at :he the place Ot begin
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
Connections "a Cres~on.
SOUlHw A RD.
NORTH WARD

bradley, Noel and Lucket are Flag Stations
No trains on sunday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

- TRAY HElFEk.-Came TO Enclosure of Adam
- Hitch. IN ',h-st township. or before the
18Th da, of May lbS2. one Year;iDg. Black
Heller. p ece cut ID lett md white hind less
in part. Holstine breed. The owner IL reQues tel
come iorwar.', Irove property. pay charges. aud
take her AWAY otherwise she will he disposed Of
according to Law. ADAM HIrCH.
Chest Twp, Oct Is, lss2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

IlEAEItR NpII +
\. Notice - G-.rr uN E.Neu fhsF 8l pIies lea
D. i- fuH#e ru flf- fisvsTusr ut i'-HH-N IL an
LI~ Fir~t Monday oC December. ~
1882. ty q. eal- %. " Pesrurk -. ]
uaE. N- ls. Ia atd "a }. S'eNAtt under t.te
rfH,f A-s"Ifs'ly .ut tI-i 'AH Arf 10 TraliAs f.r
a. U..l.Hrall and l;'gutaft,g OF t'rrtstu t'r-
sn.rtf.ra-, aIIsfo ef tu,- n % IAy "f Aprtl -.
'-+- Hia lt- -eE-rl -i!plru eut-. tur the charter
8 90 intended .s,.rg ur .IIun 2" Ae rstfei lHE
"a ItE '1IAL e BNrANN - the character nd
H rl - vi ru Do rte u iii.ng quHrfy lux eKcsva-
x htTr.G 'Ur auI on err i>r lt"duc. ug rual
uHr fE"y iu ale ga sv.r 40. 90 lt- bu-in-s- TO
fEat1 600 u.sfis uId-rsHy lauds ;ca-ti Or piheF-
st>a ,CI rr'I hr ~.,rl '.ris don The manu- u4~-
.ur~ yHbr, tue IlauSl l.vrtat-"u of -ald e-atl -
ra tskcl aG3 Zee iIr rrf. 20 "-uiu ana tnsuris.-
turrd 'arll- uud tr -rCG Al rNieut may Ir,.n,
.atHv lU o % e. See strt--rTg ruI kvuisut ipr tho
rurpo-r-- 49, tne power - iNl,l;nE. stqui-' IA Z
SAD aIr5 fT-'ug af rsst ate. ~ lease 90 other
aI-r uU1 90 cons rI-fiug Iul iI~gus oi 4 Sell-
l- AID si.l "a d. 20. iu ldtuz- ions. rnachiu
rI Hfi stf i.auca>. uuI zrqlrrug. possessing
ald ergo il= De- 0 tie rizht-. p.~cf-. privileges
aDa a. .u,g IJ.- c,ru'srsi t,y Act the .gth
fHY ul Ai.Ell. a 10 ISL rid Ilc .pNer-I supple
mru ii-Ir 90 rI"u ~ o-af .uns nIcAtl.utd IA
The ,sGI.tUc sta clause uf -.ad 40
ROLAND - >NOpPE
lta.t' IN.H. - flri. - lotto =.
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Miscellaneous Notices.

LNBEN>BURG MARBLE AND GRANITE
II Works. as skerrhed hy special reporter o
the iot n-TOwn Daily Herald -helisbe dealers
and hne goods.
'.Durinx y recent n ing trip TO Eneusburx the
CIrsnIre w"rks ~ las wilkinson 81 Son winch
were i"uhre In lsss- The senior me N Der vi This
progress MN has H. Il ar experience of thirty
I ,-srs. shd hts son and bartr er is also
killed sork-r. The class "i work they pr ,du"e
Is ~ The his eT clzS- and vie fr''m four to
nve hard are -DrI9y ell and the very nn-tt mon
umenrs in the county .eat are specimens 81 thei'
skiII. shipments are made through THE and TO
-'All kinds of cemetery work Ia executed and
1ne Iiue OF Iron Railing Ia handled and so Il
The stock OF work KEPT on hand (receiyed ny tbe
eur-Iuarl Is very extensive and many very noe
monuments are exhibited. two especially neiux
rNecut-d IN the rus'ic style and In imifHti'n al
trickwurk. win finely executed rr.'ss on the
top Among the many nne monuments e. ell
hy This nrm I- ar .ht ton niiteen -ieet-hixh
mnnuu -nr for SheIif Grif1Ih. monument Tor
Father Chrisy t:Ixieen feet hiRhl. sis-' nonu-
menTs ior .Iacon Il kIbler and dauxhTer oi John
Grfrth. Both gentlemen sire I.err"nai stttn-
Ii"n TO business ~ well as executing the unest
work. la al, the time they have heen In hustEess
they have adhered strictly To the ma xim all eods
Iust ss represented and prices low al the same
no nesIrancy in recommending Msssrs. wIIsin-
81 son Io our sdvr- AZ reIi.hie .usiness men.
progressive ana rru tv-rthy- Visit their estab-
Ii-hmenr hefore ordering eis-~ner..''
~ ~ ecia. attention paid 10 setting work.
Drunk ~an-.s the IIQaor Habit
BosfsfS. ~ "a ar~d by Adnas. ts.ertnx
sr- Hs,"~.' Golden specific.
given in u xIa al beer. cup OF cOnee or tea. or
in ioO.i without the sn"~i-ige Of the patient.
r. absolutely harmless. and will effect perna-
lent LII speedy cure. whether The paItsaG L.
moderate drinker Or alcoholic wreck. IL has been
gwen In th' nds "i nd In every Instance
a perfect ure has followed. IL never i.i's. The
~ im pre-. psIed with the spec n. II be-
comes an utter itnpossibIliry Tor the liquor ap-
Ieriie ~ exit. CuIes xunrsnreed. Is Isxe BOOK
Of particulars Tree Address
DDI.fBfN SPE,IFItl trT.
augisly. ls5 Race St. Cincinnati. q.
NTOiIrE.
~ The Annual meeting OF the stock holders Of
the LILY Buiidinx snd l.psn a-roci-tion Will De
he Il .iO-eph Rap-y's nall 81 Lilly Pa. On the
rhiKD tn u hSlbAl OF drIDbt *. lsy2. =.
o'cJ.k A.. Tor the ye neral snsacIio0 vi busI-
J. 81 MULLEN.
s. 1872 eecsetary.
L'uR RtNT-Tbe saw MILL. planing mill aid
J. fur.iIur- nutacturtng estsbishuent oI
offered for rent. Possession given Immediately.
A idress ur apply To WILLIAM COLE.
-OcZl ii. Ebensburx. ia
HE Eh-ns;nrg Building N Loan Associstion
I will ,fer tor sole the uDrIt chamber. kh
shurg, the cOurTh Monday Ia October.
~ IhtDS- DAVIS.
LESTER LNrIaEK. Secretary. President.
NVANrtD-A middle ssei to do
w h"u-e sors: small ismIly; Wages. ~ TER
week. IqIire OF Joseph frrna. MuusTer sO~u-
ship near hsyIor ststiOn-
CARI OAD oi Barh IRE cheap {. button
~ - Sonr.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF SNI.UABLE
REAL estate.
LAND az WILLIAM u. Dill.
hSCAR MITCHELL. ASSIGNEE or VIII
~ IIAm " Duh viii eAuOse t. public sale at
the COurt House In Eben-burx ia on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1851.
NJ t:3a- o'clock = ~

All oI the undivided one ninth part Interest In
all those certIin tracts Oi land Situated In
Chest tn~i snip. Cambria county. "a. bounded
and described pllO~-.
No l-BexInninx at hemlock: Ihenre north
q. erches u stones; thence uOrtu
a. west iso iJeI Iches; TheIce north de-
grres IGq y.er~he- To u hemiock; thence uorth
sas cesr,es vet sc psIchts 10 Inc oI Thouzs MAJ.
Iue~s tract: -outh las
percher pot; n ieice -Outh o7+ east ioH p-rchc-
u ietDloca hence - degree ea-I IS porcho- q
hemlUck- thence rOuth A. dear-es ol4z
U-Tch-- To birch; thence north c3 degree
81 lO perche- To nemlCcE al the place vi begin
ming. containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28

Proth Us ONCE. oct. l.. lss2. PTotbopotsry-
lXEt UIUR'S NoIlC r -N,the l. hereby
IL given bat Let feetsmeptsry the
kstaIe y, John Noon. late oi Carroll townshi' 4.
Cambria county, Iecea ed. have been granted 10
Michael Nom. resident al srruiI -"Wnrhip. to
wnou . p rsons indebted to ssid este to are
Y esIed mske payment. and those having
claims demands will make known 'h-
Without delay. MICHAEL NOON.
Executor OF James Noon, p+ceased
Carreu INp., IA, Oct. rs 1872,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-28
433 Acres and 1853 Perches.

Reservi7s md excepting out si and from the
several above cescrited tracts of land all the
Tim Der " every chsrac- ami kind. etandius.
growing lying ana being on slI OF the above de-
scrihed act o Ia nd.
A ot the above tracts OF land being unt Raid
with good veins ot Coal ard Fire Clsy-
Terms of sale. e.-CASH-
DSs;AR MI rCHEI.L.
Assignee oi William h. Dill.
October 4, 1894