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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-15
SIN[O\.'S 4!
UP With THE SALES !!
DOWN With The PRICES !

No let the Great Bargain Sale this week of Goods
Carpets, Shoes OXfords and Clothing. co THEY MUST
This week will sell big lot Chales at and Acts
a yard. New wash dress goods, worth 10c, at &C. yard
New so inch dress goods 5c Dress gnghms s, 10 and
calico SC. Linen toweling, Sc Red table linen
Ole Cartan scrm &c. Mems graymixed Hose at &c
pair
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-15

This week will sell big lot Of Chidren and boys suits at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION! Pur-
chase the amount 5000 will have their fare paid
by u.s. right along and do not allow this item Of
taking advantage of Geat Bar
gain Sale. SIMON g. CO., Galitzin, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-15

A UDITORS' NOTICE
IA Notice is hereby given that having been ap-
pointed by the Orphans Court of Cambria csun-
ty Auditor 10 distribute the fund in the hands oil
Henry J.. Link and Peter @. SharbauRh. exc
cutors of John Link. IT.. deceased, as shown by
their first and final account to and aad amongst
those entitled thereto. l will sit in Attorneys
Room, Court House. Ehensourg, Pa, on Mon
day August Ist, 1884, at 10 O'Clock, A. M :.
for the purpose of attending to the duties OF said
appointment. when and where all persons inter
ested may attend or be forever debarred from
coming in on said fund. II. II. MYERS,
July 1851. Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-07-15

NCTICE Is hereby siven that the following &C
IN count has been hled in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county. Pa, and will be
confirmed by aid Court on Monday, the Sth
day Of Augu unless cause be shown to the
contrary:
First and final account OF +. J. O'Connor, as
JAS. q. DARBY.
July is, 1892. Prothonotary.
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Birth Anniversary.

The social event of the week
was birthday dinner given las.
Sunday TO Grandma Howk, by her
children al the old home, Ihe.
event wne the 72d birth day OF
Mrs. Nowk who has lived with
her husband. Jr, John Howk
since 1S47 on the old homestead,
where they have raised family
of children who have aettied
around them and ere prosperous
farmers to-day. The hour OF noon
having arrived, the guests to the
number of about one hundred sat
down to table which fairly
groened under the weight OF good
! things. After dinner Grandma
wsa the recipient of many presents
from her children and friends.
The number Of presents was about
thirty. There were present seven
children apd twenty-five grand
children. The day was spent II
social converse and ell went home
happy. All united in wishing
Grandma many happy returns o
the dav A GUEST.
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Green Grove Items.

Wheat, pastures and wells need
rain al this writing.
Jas. Boun and family, Of Polk
township, were the guests OF VIM.
White Saturday and Sunday.
j. 3. Shott, OF Airksville, was
visiting in this community last
Sunday.
P.D. Grubb spoke at the Grove
last Friday night. He is well
posted on the political issnes OF
the day and his speech was we'll
received.
Geo. Reese and wife. Of Novin-
ger, were the guests Of J. Y. Van
sickle last Sunday.
@. j. Reddix has child that ls
very III.
3. S. Kerns was making hay on
the Charlton bottoms last week.
Rev. J. ". Conner has moved to
this community, and will have
charge Of the Martinstown circuit
Of the u. B. church, as pastor, the
ensuing year.
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Announcement.

as [ AN about to commence my
fall term of instruction on the Or
gan in Adair and SCHUYLER coun-
ties, / take this opportunity to
announce to my pupils that, In
accordance with the custom of
some of the leading conservatories
of music Of offering q prize to
the scholar who makes the great
est prog1e ess through the term
will present to the one making the
best progress, q fine crayon por-
trgit Of himself or herself, or any
member of tn Sir family they may
designate, 81 size, l4xl7, enclos-
ed in a beautiful six-inch gilt
frame. All are invited to CON-
pete. The picture Is we'll worth
ten dollars. j. FL, HEIGHToN.
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To J. NJ. l,eFrance.

ED. GRAPHIC: Permit me
through the columns Of your pa
per to say a few words in reply to
Mr. J. nj. DeFrande, whose COM
munication in last week's GRAPH
10 is almost an open declaration to
bolt q nominee OF the Democratic
party. Mr. DeFrance is a life
long Democrat, one who has al
ways stood true to the principles
of his party. We do not believe
he can afford to take this course,
after years Of loyalty to Democ-
racy, and bolt candidate who 1s
in good standing with the Demo
cratic party. a DEMOCRAT
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Election Notice.

Motto IS hereby given that the
question Of enforcing z the Law re-
straining horses, mules, asses and
cattle from running at large in
Adair county. Mo-, will be submit
ted to the qualified voters of the
said Adair county. at the next
general election, to be held on
Tuesday. November s, 1892, as is
provided for by sections 354 and
36l Revised Statutes, 1889.
Done by order CT the county
court, August 4, 1892.
P. j. RIEGER, Clerk.
Kirksville, Mo, Oct. 6, 1892.
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elected. Any ono could support
such ticket without compromis-
ing his political ideas, unless he
believed in what they coll "tIo-
lection" The strength OF the
ticket was that il was for tarlif re-
form. Since then 3 new party,
called the Peoples Party, hos
been formed, with the following
demands: First, All the money
they want at COST. That is. what
the paper and printing would cost
Second, Transportation at COST
(see Farmer OF 10 lnst.) when
means that the Government ahaii
own all means Of transportation,
appoint one million (or as many
as the bosses shall demsndl oil
employees, whose duty it ehail be
to see that all elections shall be
carried by the party In power ana
none but "Populists put on
guard"
The leaders were honest enough
or too cowerdly, to say "Iarlh'
: once, in their demands. The
z mortgages on their farms were
3 put there by reason Of, or in con-
sequence of the Tariff, but why
: would or should they need to save
e sny money, when the Government
J. wss to furnish. at the cost OF
o printing, all they could ase
S Whew! Wouldn't that be jolly
II eud ell be Government employees
E and ride on Rail Roads free
: This WAS the bait, and our ALL
IS ance caught on, and then made
y every mothers sou forswear al
} other parties and then nominated
Ie the ticket.
st Judge Ellison's dupes and man
10 ayers, from the early spring, hav
ut ing control of the Democratic ma
is chine of the county, had deter
d, mined to sell ont the party in hi
fe interest, and continuously refuses
le to call any convention, until the.
is could say: "Ahl it is too late, now
n TO nominate ticket, and all tn
Is, Democrats can do is to endors
ht the Peoples Party ticket, and b
e. that means, we can get their ieac
he ers to endorse Judge Ellison. -
ty This convention was called fo
It's the i7fh Inst. and assembled i
In Judge Elllson'a Office. They pre-
ce ceeded formally, to do just wis
in had all the time been determine
M on doing. They sold out tt
nd Democratic party, or at least tt
.pt SLAVE portion. Now, let the POI
he ulist leaders sell the SLAVE pa
,m Of the PopuIist voters and full
by demonstrate that at least po
S ton Of the people are not capab
lea of self-goyernment. No Dem
ry- crat that has any self respect VI
re- be bound by any such tricker
,en Nor VIII the honest portion of &
ow PopuIist Party.
Those Democrats and RepUh
cans, who are in the Populi
Pertr, tc deceive each other, g
wei met, and the honest Dem
Gratis and honest Republics
d. would do we'll to ascertain who
dupes they sre, or "where tn
are at" JA4Es NJ. DEFIANCE,
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Nov Try This.

It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have g
cough, cold, or any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief OF money will be paid
back. Sufferers from LaGrippe
found 1t just the thing and under
It's use had speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself
Just how good g thing it is. Trial
bottles free st B. 8. Henry's drug
store. Large size SOC and $l.OO.
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SO long as MIR. BIaiDeliyes. James
&. Blaine Ia not a tair weather re-
publican; nor is he 8 suiker or
sore head. He ie republican
because he believes IN the princi-
PIES Of the party and not beceuse
| he OF any other man holds or does
not hold Office. :,
Mr.. Blaine and his family witl
this week return to their W Washing-
! ION residence. In this connection
Lit will be interesting to see what
construction those democrats who
have so persistently maintained,
without the slightest foundation
therefor, thai the President end
Mr.. Blaine severed their personal
l friendship when Mr.. Blaine retlr-
: ed from the Cabinet, viii put up
1 on the message OF sympathy Tor
a Mrs. Harrison's illness that Mr..
Blaine sent to the President. Your
correspondent stated upon posi-
!, tive knowledge ct the time Mr..
d Blaine left the Cabinet that there
i. had never been any personal dlsa-
greement between him and the
President, and the statement ls
"a now reiterated.
y, The Presidents mail bag is un.
RI usually big these days and the
'g subject matter OF most OF the com
or munications is politics. Men v h'
f. know exactly what the situation II
. in their respective localities are il
- constant communication with tn
is President and they tell him frank
og ly what the prospects are, thu
be keeping, as it were, his finger up
,rt on the political pulse of the pee
i. pie sll the time. 80 much of tn
'i0 Presidents time is now spent a
o. the bed side of Mrs. Harrison VIII
re is slowly but surely failing, tbs
lie he finds the trained skill OF III
ev Private Secretary Elijah Halfort
~ who spent many years OF MS III
TO- as managing editor. invalueb!
pie in handling and dlgesting tn
no enormous political correspoi
ro- denee. The republican prospect
= es shown by these letters, IS brigl
and daily becoming brighter; r.
MY prblicans are fully aroused to Il
necessity of keeping the par
act which has given the country !
no greatest period OF prosperity
power, end the overconhden'
na- which prevented earnest work
au- mary sections early in the eal
ek- psign has given place to hard al
o,k telling work, which will be Ee
-. up until the victory is won. II
ups Presidents theory he's been fro
oy the first that il is better to win
the IS or so electoral votes than by
to or 6, and that seems to he the ID
los upon winch republicans ever
where are now working. The
= < publican party always wins WI
Dry: thoroughly aroused, and 1t IS Mt
hat thoroughly aroused.
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For Sale.

2l0 acre farm in Southwest
Missouri, rear Sarcoxie Mo-, 200
acres in cultivation, 3 good orch
ards, 2 good wells, good frame
house with four rooms, barn to &C
commodate 10 horses; 10 acres OF
wood land. No waste land. Price
$50 per acre, $1,000 cash, balance
easy time at 8 per cent interest.
Talk quick. Address
C.B. ARMSTRONG,
sarcoxie, No.
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AuetioneerS.

James Buoy and Frank Boone
wi attend all sales in Adair and
ad ming counties. Terms for
cryia g sales: one per cent. Any
one Wishing us to cry sales need
not wait to see us. Have Your
bills struck and our names put on
as auctioneers, and We will be
present without fail. Address Us
at Kirksville, Mo.
JAMES A. Buoy,
FRANK BOONE.
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For Sale.

Our Fall and Winter Stock is
Complete. We are loaded with
Bargains in 1000 pairs of Shoes,
$4,000 worth of Clothing, a car
load of cotton and wool Flanneis.
wagon load Of Underwear and
Hoisery, and half ton OF the
lovliest New Dress Goods and
Trimmings ever seen in town.
We are II it strong on shoes.
3. Z. LAMKIN.
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A Brilliant Idea.

We will haYe congress to author.
ize the issue of forty million in
greenbacks for the benefit of the
flood sufferers and others, thus
disposing of the greenback ques-
ton and the circulating OF the
same. In the mean time let those
who owe us dollar pay up NOW;
we need it. And don't foraet to
bring little more and get some
sood groceries. EVANS Il SIN.
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For the Dedicatory Ceremonies
at " orld's Fair Building, Chica-
90, ILL.,, Oct. 20 to %, the Q. 0. 4
K. @. Ry. will sell tickets to Chi
caeo, Oct. 19 to %, inclusive, at
one and one third fare-round
trip. Good for returning up to
and including Oct. "a, 1892.
D. W. WILLIAMS, Ast.
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e Handsomest Lady in Kinks
vile.

Remarked to friend the other
day that she knew kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs was
a superior remedy es it stopped
her cough instantly when other
nough remedies had no effect
whatever. So to prove this and
convince you of its merits, any
druggist will give you sample
bottle free. Large size SOC. and SlO
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, y

WASHINGTON, Oct. II, '92.
The democrats are at one of their
old tricks. In every National
compaign since the first election
Of Lincoln, with the single excep-
ton of Clevelsnd's second cam
paign, they have about this time,
as they viewed the signs of defeat
on every side, began concerted
yell all along the line about the
activity of federal office holders in
behalf Of the republican candi-
dates. As matter of absolute
fact there never WAS a campaign
in which SO few federal officials
took part as in the present one, nor
was there ever one in which so
many OF them took an active part
as that of 1858, when Mr.. Cleve-
land was President. The Presi-
dent, soon after his re-nomlnation,
made it plain to all his subordi-
mates that while he dld not wish
any man holding q federal Office
to feel that he thereby sacrificed
any political privilege to which he
| should be entitled ss q private
citizen, he did wish to impress
upon every one of them that no
pubic duty must be neglected in
order to DO political work, and
that both the letter and the spirit
of the civil service law must be
lobeyed, and that ms wishes have
been and are being respected is
shown By the assertion of the civil
service commission that there have
| been fewer complaints of violation
or attempted violation of that law
in the present campaign than IN
any since its adoption.
| Ii Mr.. Blaine's Ophir farm
tspeech was as well received else
where as 1t was in Washington il
viii certainly create lots of repub-
lican enthusiasm. Short as it was
lit had the ring of the old Blaine
bugle blast, SO familiar to republi
cans in every campaign for
quarter of century past, anG
which nay confidently be expected
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AN OPEN LETTER.
J. NJ. DeFrance Exposes the Pertdi.
ty Of the Politicians.

have been amazed and bewiI-
dered more at the political cam
paign in this Adeir county TINS
wear: than ever before. The he
publican leaders believe that vot-
ers who formerly voted the Re
publican ticket and, who are now
claiming to be for Weaver for
President and Leonard for Gov
ernor, aud minor Offices on the
Populist ticket, are only pretend
ing to act with the Populist Party,
to deceive the men who formerly
voted with the Democrats, so as
to keep them from voting for the
Democratic nominees, while they,
the former Republicans, when
election day comes, will vote near
ly ss q unit, for all the Republi-
csn nominees. On the other
hand, the Democratic leaders be-
lleve that all former Democrats,
who, now, are pretending to be
for Weaver-Leonard ct al. are
only doing SO to keep those who
were formerly Republicans, in
line with the Pop4lists and pre-
vent them from voting the Repub-
lican ticket. At first l was in
credulous. / could not bring my
self to believe the justice of such
an assault on the csndor and fair
ness of any citizen.
One Democrat, whose honesty |
can not dispute, told me that he
had taken pains to ASCERTAIN the
truth of the matter, and that he
felt sure nearly all former Demo
Gratis, who were now pretending tc
act with the Third Party, would
when election day comes, vote the
straight Democratic ticket, and
that many Of these men would
come out openly fol the Demo.
cratic ticket only for the fear that
if they did SO, the former Re.
publicans would come to tie
support Of the Republican ticket
| Besides this fear they wanted tc
remain in the Peoples Party or
ganization. so as to throw tina
vote to Judge Ellison, provided
the Democrats did not make any
nominations for county Offices
and endorsed the Popullst ticket
and thus keep up their confidence
so ss to retain the vote of forme:
Republicans for the Populists ol
the county ticket, as we'll as fol
Ellison. Another Democrat sub
stantlally confirms the foregoing
, only, he says, in Clay township
the most of the Irish Democrat
Will stick to the Populist ticket
and that few former Republi
cans viii also vote the Populis
ticket, but not many. Two year
ago the Farmers Alliance nomin
ated a full county ticket, som
Republicans and some Democrat:
without laying down much, if any
: political creed. The general III
s derstendlng Was that it was a pre-
e test against the robber tariff an
: against what was called the "Tow
a Ring Rule both OF which object
4 were endorsed by the most of th
4 Democrats and the ticket ws
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English Spawn Liniment re-
moves sll hard, soft or calloused
Jumps and blemishes from horses,
blood spaYin, curbs, splints,
sweeney, Ring-bone, STILES,
sprains, all swollen throats,
coughs etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish cure ever
known. Sold by B. F. Henry,
Druggist, Kirksville. If.
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Coal! Coal!!

Kansas and Texas Coal Compa-
nv. Leave orders for Excello coal
at G. F. Williams feed store, Ken
nedy & Kinnear's warehouse, or
J. r. Evans store. ALI orders re-
ceive prompt attention.
J. r. FERGUSON, Agent.
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Stop at Cole & Bielby and ex
anime the latest novelties in book
cases. They also have all the lat
est STYLES in furniture, which they
will be glad to show you and quote
you prices.
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Stray Notice.

Strayed from my farm, east OF
Bullion. in May last; one red year
ling heifer with white over her
Io,ns and a small hole in her left
ear. l will pay literally for in
formation as to her whereabouts.
JAMES NJ. DEFRANCE,
kirkyille, Mo.
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One of Whittier's Last Poems.

The three-page poem by John
q. Whittier, which will appear in
the November ST. Nicholas Maga.
zina, commentaries the visit of s
party Of young girls to the poet;
home. Il contains the following
lines, which have a peculiar signi
fcance now that the good Quaker
poe has passed away:
i would not ii l could repeat
\ lie which still Is good and weet;
keep in age, as in my prime,
not uncheerful step with time,
And, grateful for all blessings sent,
go the common way, coutent
To make no new experiment.
On easy terms with law and fate,
For what must i've l calmly walt,
Ana trust the path cannot see
That God is good sui1iceth me.
And when at last upon lifs'a play
The curtains falls, only pray
That hope may lose itself in truth
And age in Heavens immortal youth,
And all our lovessand longing prove
The foretaste of diviner lovel''
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Itch on human and horses and
on animals cured in 80 minutes
all Woolford's Sanitary lotion.
This never fails. Sold by b. +.
He nry druggist, Kirbsville.
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Tor sale.

l have Il head of high bred
trotting horses and brood mares
which I will sell at low prices, foe
cash or approved note. ="
E. @. PIcKLER.
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Best, gentlest and safest riding
and carriage horse in the city;
also Phseton buggy and harness
at a great bargain.
B. T. LAMKIN.
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All kinds of country produce
wanted by j. E. Owen & Go. The
highest market price will be paid
for all the farmers have to sell.
For Sale--Aorse.
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Burned!l!

100000 fine brick 2 miles north
of Gibbs; call and see us.
BEETs & POWELL
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.SH1LoN' 8 OATARRH REMEDY.-A
marvellous cure for catsrrh,
diphthsria, canker mouth, and
headache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious injector for the
more successful trestm ent of these
complaints without extra charge.
Price SOC, Sold at Pansy Drug
Store, Nc Eeehan Bros.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, William E. p. Davis and his wife
Martha f. Davis by their certain deed of trust
dated the II day of Sept ls9l, and recorded In
the Recorders Office of -Adair county, Missou-
ri inbook I. for recording deeds of trust at
page No. 443 conveyed to Abram l. Doneghv
as trustee the following described real estate
lying and being in Adair county, in the state
of Missouri, to-wit:
The southwest fourth of the northeast quar-
ter of section No eleven, IL, in township No
sixty two, 81, of range No. sixteen, l6, con-
taining forty acres more or less,
Which said deed of trust was given to secure
the payment of one certertain note
in said deed of trust described and whereas
default has been made in the payment OF said
note, now therefore l, Abram l. Doneghy
trustee in said deed OF trust at the request OF
the legal holder of said note and by the pow er
and authority given NE by said deed Of trust
hereby give notice that / will on
Saturday the Il day of November,
1892,
Sell said real es tate above described at public
auction to the hlghes bidder for cash in hand
at thefront door of the court house In the city
of Kirksville. in Adair county, Missouri, be-
tween the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noou and nve O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day to satisfy said note and costs OF executing
this trust. ABRAM l. DONEGH1.
Trustee,
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Jackets for ladies and children
1t BREwINGToN Il Sons
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Dentistry.

Garter Bros. dentists Kirksville
Mo-, lave established brsnsh OF
fees at the following places: Bra
shear, Queen City and Green
Castle, at which one viii DO found
twice (. month, IS followa: Queen
City 1st and Sd Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, Brashear I'D and 4sh
Mondays and Tuesdays, Green
Castle End and 4th Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Come 10 see rs
if you want good work.