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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-21
FOR SALE.

We offer some OF the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
RIM West End residence, s7xl20 fees.
No. l67 CRANKY street.
No. 222 ami 224 Butte street.
tenement rental proporties on Church.
smith, W~illoughby, James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore, Brewer.
Princess Anne. Plume. Riverside, Wind
sor and New Castle streets, and Park.
Willoughby. Central ana Il Avenues, aud
many moro at Lambert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-21
AUCTION lsALEs- THIS nav

RY, VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or TpI-sr
y dated the 18th day of February. 1885 frou.
" Allen, Individually, and trading as w.
i,t A,ien y Co. to us, as trustees, we have
;;M ~ POSSESSION OF h estock of goods contained
ana me book accounts and other evidences oil
anueot, dness duo to said w. i. Allen & Co.,
aIa AL oihsr property. conveyed In said deed
FIRM or against w. +. Allen, will present the,S
10 unIy verified, and all persons indcbted to
nm w'il make payment TO us or TO our agents
!. salu store. As soon as possible an inycn.
tory Of the assets will BIO made, and then va
VIII liz gln TO furnish any Information in on
possession 10 the creditors of the firm. For ths
pr sent we will continue to sell the goods i.
said stores i'll the usual course oi business ~
J. Il. LOWENBURC.
,o. THOMAS ii. WILCOX.
~ Trustees.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

The question as to the amount Of SAL
airy our county commissioners are entitled
to was argued before Judge Barker on
Tuesday by Alvin Evans and NJ. d. Kit
tell, Esqrs, representing Commissioners
Lloyd and Dillon, while the position of
Commissioner Wertz was represented by
W. Horace Rose and NJ. Il. Stevens. ESqrs
The opinion. of Judge Barker has not yet
been delivered.
The awarding of the New York Cen
tral railroad contract for coal among the
several large operators in the CIearfeld
section was the principal event in coal
trade circles during the past week. Magee
x LiEgle obtained 10000 tons, 10000 tons
To be filed at the Patton mines: the Clear
field Bituminous Coal Corporation, 10000
| tons: Bloomington Coal Mining Company,
| 10000 tons: O. Perry Jones. 10000 tons:
! Baltic Coal Company. 1000 tons. 1t Is
| understood the Davis Coal Company, OF
| West Virginia. also secured GO.OcO tons
| which would make the amount To be filled
IL that region less than was the amount
! last year The New York Central contract
which includes the supply of coal for tht
| West Shore usually calls for betweer
| I.OOO.OOO and 10000 tons. but in no yea
has the company taken ;he full amount o
the contract.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

Pittsburg. July 23.-The Leader to-day
publishes story as follows in part; har-
nv IL. Robinson. of Salisbury, Indiana
county. and Steel &. Hartman, Of Indiana.
delegates To the Republican state conNrH-
lion, were in Pittsburg, to-day and placed
in the hands Of the friends oi senator
QUAY evidence showing that an attempt l.
being made by the anti QUAY element To use
money influence tosecure delegates enough
To win the facIioual fight now on he
names of W. {. Mckinney, an cmpioyr M
the Allegheny county sherif'N office, and
Hon. William Flynn are used in connection
with the allegations. Senator Quay after
hearing the story, stated that this was moi
| the only evidence of work Of this kind tha'
| be has information Of He declares ina
! the same style of canvaSsing l. being
| working in every county in the state Wher'
| IL can be and that Doodle is very plenty
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Getting Into Cambria.

a couple of weeks ago a large number OF
citizens of Burlington township were in
attendance at court here, before Judge
Miller. to testify in road case that had
created much interest in the township.
There were two roads laid out in that
township, both leading to Nintondale,
new town on the Blacklick creek. in Cam
bria county. There We're exceptions to
both views and a large number of wit
nesSes were called and heard by the court.
The petitioners for the Laurel Run route
filed a bond in $500 for the building OF a
portion of the road and the exceptions
were dismissed and the road ordered to be
opened 33 feet wide.
In the case o: the Rittcr'S Furnace road.
the except ons were also dismissed and the
road ordered TO be opened 33 feet wide
In both cases the costs except witnesses
and the Subpoenaing of the same, are dl-
rectcd to be paid by the county. The eN-
ceptantS and the petitioners, in each case
are directed TO pay their own witnesses
| and the costs of Summoning the same
! Indiana Messenger.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Struckby an Engine.

James Morrison, of Kittanning Point,
died at the Altoona hospital on Sunday
morning from injuries received by being
struck by an engine in the upper yard on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Morrison was in
Altoona on Saturday on business, and
missing JohnStown Accommodation, start
ed TO walk up the tracks to Twenty fourth
street. where he expected to board an en-
rfne and ride home. He got a far as
Twentieth street when he was struck 10y
4 west-bound freight engine and hurled to
the south track At s:45 Engineer james
Fox found the injured man lying beside
the tracks in an unconscious condition
He was taken to the depot on Philadeiphia
Express aud removed To the hospital IN al
| ambulance. where an examination showed
| that he had sustained confusion of th'
| head. a Iaceration of the nose and serious
| internal injuries. He died from the effect
| of his internal injuries.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
The Superior Court.

The new superior conrt of Pennsylvania
of which Judge Rice, of Luzerne, Is preNl-
dent. met in Philadelphia on TUESDAY and
formulated the following apportionment
for this district in which the court VIII
sit:
Fifth district. at Pittsburg-Eor the first
and second Mondays of April the county
of Allegheny; for the third Monday OF
April the counties of Westmoreland, Fay
cite. Washington and Greene: for the first
Monday of May the counties of Somerset
Indiana. Cambria, jefferson and Clarion;
for the second Monday of Nav the coun'
ties of Armstrong, Butler, Beaver, Law
renee a nd Mercer: for the third Monda!
Of Nav. the counties of Erie, Crawford
Venango. Warren and Forest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Horsewhipped for a >Ianher-

DIR. A. l.. Feltwell, of Altoona, horse
whipped man named MnSser on the
street in that city on Monday. The doc
tors family is al present away on Visit
while he remains at home. Saturday
evening a gentleman, his wife and another
lady called a the doctors office for pro-
fessfonal advice, which was given ana
afrerward. all the parties being musicians
an adjournment was had to the parlor
where a brief session of musical enjoyme
WAS had. Mu>ser, having heard th'
music and knowing the doctors family
WAS away from home, circulated the re
| mort that the doctor was taking adVantdg
| of the opportunity to entertain young "o
men. and the horSewhipping was the re
| suit.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Cnrrespondence

AShVille, July -, lsi9.
Ed. FREEMAN:-By the advice OF the
attorney for the supervisors OF GalIItzlh
township. the bridge crossing the Clear
field creek at AShville has been closed on
account of its being dangerous to cross
with heavy loads.
1t is said that the court has grated al
order for the bridge and a. the owners oi
log teams lying there are talking oi col
Letting damages for the amount oil um'
they are idle on account of no bridge !
might be well enough for those interested
IN attend TO the matter at once. h
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

A number of the leading fruit growers
If this county have given orders TO an
Ohio nursery for a large lot OF peach trees
and this fall will set out peach orchardS'
Tvantv-iye wears ago a great many
,,s.,c cbas were grown in this county but
Ii,,ca then but little attention has been
,,.,id m the cultivation of this luxurious
fruit, the idea prevailing that our r'soi''s
climate prevented its SncceSSluI cui''N"
tion. 1t is claimed that when pet'h 'ieeS rec,
have been properly acclimated they VIII
hear fruit in elevated regions the salle a.
in low lands The experiment VIII "'
watched with great interest 10y All oI 'h'
fruit growers in the county--S""'''N -
| Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
narriaye Ltcenses.

The following marriage licenses were Is
surd Inv the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, July -,
1898:
George Parahoasich, Puritan and Mary
BeHk DunlO.
John Begany and Lizzie Komar. Johns
town
Henry c. Shaffer, Johnstown, Julia l..
RanSch DaiSytOwn.
W c. Mcknight. HollidaySburg. blaIr
county. Pa. and Ella Walker, Johnsto"h- H.
Carol Bolen and Gartrue krech' Fru-
gality.
charles Vonhof Raab and Emma kuntz,
JohnStOwn.
w f. Keller. Boucher, Westmorelamd
connty. Pa. and Susan HolsoppIe, Rich'
| land township
charles Deifenbauch and Emma Nitzler
JOhnStOWn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

Richard Humphreys, son of Mr.. William
Humphreys. of Cambria township, whIle
hauling in grain at his home near IRWIN
Shelby county. Iowa, one day las week
was so badly injured by being trampled by
his team that death ensued the next day.
He had loaded the wagon with sheaNeS
and his son was on the wagon building the
load When the wagon started
part of the load fell of in front. throwing
the boy and part of the load on the horses
with the boy between the horses on the
wagon tongue Mr.. Humphreys, in endeaV-
oriug to stop the team, was rampieH ana
pusbed through a wire fence. His left LEG
was broken in two places. The 10y es'
caped unhurU. Mr.. Humphreys was a0ou'
forty years of age and i survived 10y IN:
wife. who is Il daughter of the late over
| Roberts, of SummerhiH township, TIN
! county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
pou.Ht. skull for "a cent.

Altoona. Pa. July 32--Cloyd Beck a IT,
wear old son of John :. Beck, oi Ne"ours'
= suburb of this city, made the attempt
Yesterday to climb TO the top oi telephone
mole by means of Il guy wire luO feet I'D
length He reached the top OF the poie
and then. losing his hold, fel! to the ground
2n feet. and from there To the foot oil a
steeu embankment, 30 feet more. Nhen
pfcked up It was found that both arms and
both legs were broken and his skull was
fractured. He has been unconscious eNel
inc the accident aud will die. The at
,amnt was made on wager of penny.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
DENTISTRY.

Do you know we are taking out teeth
every day without one particle Of pain
Well. we are doing this very thing with
''OdOntunder." the only local an;rSthetlc
that has stood the test and to-day IL l. the
only one that Is used universally by den
lists who are up to date in their calling
The price for 'OdOntunder' when pain
less i ~ cents, but if you experience the
least pain. we only charge you the usual
price. - cents.
How about those teeth that need filing
Well, you say they don't ache. That
lust the reason why you should have them
tiled now. After they have ached once
you will probably have to have the nerve
killed and the tooth treated if you are de
siriouS of saving it. l only charge 20 cents
for amagum filings and from II 90 up Tor
gold filings These are hard-time prices
but they 90 just the same Why procraS-
| tinate?-thaU'S big word but II good
| one right here because procraSilnauou
! means to the patient loss of sleep neural
| gia ear-aChe, tOOth-ache and goodness
| knows what else. We know Of good
| many yOung ladies of our acquaintance
| who would have been married long ago II
! il hadn': been fUI those hOrrid looking
| teeth. Remember. to every patient naNlng
teeth filed give box OF DIR. Richards
| tooth powder and full instructions for tat
| care of the teeth. On the 18th uI cacl
month | will extract teeth free OF charge
| You say why on the l3th. Well. now
| that's my business. All yOu have To do D.
| to come Remember | won't take out You
good teeth. because ! don't believe M ll
| Then Won say suppose the 18th idll> ol
, SUNDAY. Come right along and We viii D
only too glad 10 relieve you OF the offend
ing member.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
u,ners viii Demand an Advance.

Pittsburg. July 23.-The PittSonrs ais
,r,,t miners convention to-day decided TO
demand an advance in wages beginning
August =. The price to be asked Is "'
cants a ton where a store exists ana III
cents a ton where the operator pays III
casb These demands will be laid before
rbe presi6ent of the Railroad Coal Opera
tors Association with a requeStioi meet
inc between the miners representatives
and the operators. Another convention oi
H. miners will 5e held on August To
lar the answer of the operators II the
Ia,a,,ds of the miners are not granted a
strike will probably take place
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Correct.

It's a penitentiarv offense for person
IN rive a voter a cigar, drink, or dlme'
with the derstanding that he VIII vote
as the alleged briber wishes, but the gov
ernor of the state can barter of POSITIONS
even judicial ones. which do not belong 10
him. for votes and it's all right. In TINS
free country it does make a difference
even in the eye of the law, who you are. -
Iohnst0tCT Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

Iwfsb to announce to my friends that am NOT
In any manner connected with or inteIested IN IN
me ice cream narlor being conducted 10 tnis
niace nv Thomas McBreen. and that those VINO
want the genuine. home made Ice cream IN u, sun
mer or winter. always get u AZ the orc
bile stand OF hohHNi
,s,t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

ArOTICE IL hereby given that X. l. frantI mas
~ MED in the otice OF the CLERK OF QuarteT
Sections in Cambria county his petition ASKING
for he transfer OF the liquor license grahtei =
E'mer r Nagle in Hastings borough ana ihat
,he same will be presented to the satd Court 10.
81 consider tion on the tTst Monday OF August
next . - .sia.t, a. -
July 10, ls95. 'ieIA X -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Affackedh nv a Wild Cat

Altoona. Pa, July 23.-Clark CraV lord
aged Il. son of Select Councilman heo-
dore Crawford. of this city, while vi ting
relatives in Munster township, Car bria
county. Yesterday, had a desperat, en-
counter with large and ferocious wild
cat. The boy is compelled to walk with
crutch. because of rheumatism. and went
to the woods to cut a cane. While thus
engaged the wild cat jumped at his breaS..
The boy threw the cat off. Again the ami
nal came at him, this time alighting upon
his back. but gain the boy was successful in
throwing il off and against a tree. break
ing one of its legs, thus winning victory
for the eat skunk away in one direction.
while the boy was glad TO go in another.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

Narparrt =. McCOnaughy ct al. TO JOS
eph w. Barron, MOrrelville; consideia-
tion, s325.
Rose NJ. Young to Jennie L. Nighten-
gale, Morrellville. 5000.
II. ]. Hoppel. guardian, to Frank RoSlet.
Carroll. 81.
II. j. Hoppel. guardian, to Frank Kos
let Carroll. 81.
Thomas J. Griffith ct uX. to Griffith
Griffith. Ebensburg, 500.
John F. Seigh ct uN. 10 f. c. RiSinger,
MorreIviIle, 500.
DIR. +. l.. Miller ct uX. to w. +. Reese
Juhnstown, -.
w. f. Reese to Mrs. Joanna Z. Miller,
JohustOwn, -.
Sarah +. Burns to CreSSon u Clearueld
Coal and Coke Company. Reade, $500
Joseph w. Barron et uX. 10 Ros" Young,
| Morrellville. 5000.
Sheriff of Cambria county To ii. >. Hop
| pei Carroll township, 500
Citizens Cemetery Association TO VIII
| lam Pugh. Grand View, Si7.
| Chest Creek Land X Improvement Com
pauy to Thomas W. Moore, Patton, 500.
Julian Rager ct al. to Augustine Magic
| Barr township. Sl,l7l.
Philip. HOPPER ct ny. to Joseph Frazer
Portage township, 500.
| George {. Muller ct ny. To John {. Bar
ron, JohnStOwn, 5000.
| Andrew Gates ct uX. to George c Gates
South Fork. 800.
Margaret Miller ct al. TO John NJ. Gates
South Fork. 800.
Assignee of William Il. Osborne ct uX.
". Horace Rose, Osborne, s5.Gl6-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
unITnK,S NOTICE.

A an the matter OF the second and hnal ac-
count of John IteI, administrator OF Michael
Branin, deceased. ~,
trtbution OF the balance in the ha1ds oil the Al
mipistrator in the above ac count to and among
those legally entitled to receive the same, hotlce
is herSby given that will sit Tor the purpose ol
said appointment at the office of Alvin Eyans
Esq, IN the borough o. Ehensburg, on NJ n
DAS THE 2yTH DAY OF AUGUST, A ID
1926 at IL o'clock A. when and where all per
sons interested may attend II they see proper OF
he forever debarred from coming in on said lunu
JAMES NJ. WALTERS,
July 20. 1895. huulU'r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

RELIABLE MEN to sell our
WtNVlN choice and complete line OF Nur,
EtIV sery stock. Highest salary ahu
HHN IL commission paid weekly ray
ing and permsLent position guaranteeI ,an anu
merts 10 beginners Experience not necessary. !.
Exclusive territory and your own choice oil saihe
gwen aI,LE.N NURSERY co.
a, Rochester. n Y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
Double Execution.

Two murdcrrrS were hanged at Greens
burg on Thursday morning Of last week
from the same ScafTuld and al the same time.
They were William Freeman ana John
Good. the latter being colorcd man.
They were executed shortly after 10 o clock
I'D 10 within Il few hours of the fatal time
Good seemed To- bc i'm a terror-Strickcn con
ditiou. When he awnke he crouched upon
his bcd with u blanket wrapped tightly
| about his head. over POO persons witness
| ed the double hanging. and both men were
pronounced dead in less than y minutes.
Freeman murdered his mistress. Ter
| trud, smith in a room at the Simpson
| House. Mt. Pleasant. July p. lsgi. The
| shooting was the result of quarrel over
| money matters. Freeman claimed that
| the shooting was an accident He was q
years old His parents reside IN AleNan-
dria. Va.
John Good murdered a companion named
MacSla lighter. October -. 1894. at More
wood. during a quarrel over game o
crap. They disputed about some money
/ which Good claimed MacSlaughter owe'
him. Good drew his revolver and sh3
| MacSIaughter in the left side, causing
death in a few moments.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

while the boy was glad TO go in another.
MISCELLANEOUS Notices
u X; ohurns for saleat prNr1Ey,s
". ny Lax
LOT Double Shovel PlOws lust ysseiysd rSi, at
LOT wing shovel PIows Just received at
\ HUNTLEY'S.
A FINE lot ofTaOls OH GIofai sst fssysd at
A lust arrived at q. HJTNTLEY'S.
A LAEE ai'9F'men' Or Or HUNT I%S
nNE new Champion Moving Machine for sale
" cheap at Duiton's ia
rI'RY McBreen's fee Cream-mnde at home and
/ guaranteed to oe strictly pure 60
4 FEW bundles OF Manila Binding Twine,
y cents a pound at buttons maS5-
FINE assortment of white-wash Paint and
n Varnish Brushes Just received , by
lust received a lot OF Steel Frame ,.I 9; tooth
ma lO
I,ALL and look at my Washing Machines. /
y have two OF the best kind I'm the market
mast u. HUN il-hh'
LARGE assortment OF that celebrated Anti
n Rusting Tinwsre-warranted not TO rust
for years-Just arriving at - .
aprl2itf u. huNiLhh -
WANTED "A general representative in this
w county to organize local boards Tor the
Artisans savings and Loan Association. Ad-
| dress VI Fifth Ave, Pittshurg, Pa. mchZ1
LARGE assortment of granite enamelIed
| n ware with another 20 per cent. reduction
| which makes It almost as cheap as tinware: Just
| received at GEO. HUNILEi'S-
! Balls and Bats, all kinds of Fishing Tackle.
Lines, Hooks, Reels Rods: Bait Boxes Baskets
| etc. G HuNiLEf.
|,AIL at Huntleys and buy Tree Sprayer
4 and Spray your iruit trees. thereby increas-
er err three times over d GHUNrLEY.
uNANGLEFOOT. TANGLEFOOT.
| The best Fly Paper in the market Is Tangle,
-Four sheets tor cents OF ten sheets iSF IL
mayIT
NxvANTED-A reliable man TO represent loan
w Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned in sums OF 500 to go Vuo: or psr'cuiAf'
apply to w. NJ. DAVIS, Coalport, IA.
mch29ti.
| kpowIedged by all to he one of the best Bi
cycIes on the market $40 reduction on regula
briIe ,or,.r MI m rSis season q HUNTIEY
, | loh SAIL
| cellar. A me summer residence. Apply %
DIR T. A DOERNER.
mayl7 Cumberland. Mo
: Your attention is kindly called to the be
hay carrier ON the market and at a reasOnab
: P GEO. HUNTLEY'S.
a | rI,HE EbensSurg Building Loan Associate
l will offer for sale at the council chamher- +
enshurg, on the :Ourth Monday In Angus
SlUuO.UO. Ah'o. bth ' -
LESTER LAuNER, Secretary PresideI
LARGE assortment Of Family Ready MiX
II a Paints Paints Tor Farm implements Is
4. Tiaye Paints Of all cOlors and shades in = pi
TO | gallon cans IT you are goi nv TO paint So
IN house call and look at my samp:es: ! can "a
n. | you money. " II I ~ LII =
X INARMERS AND BUILDERS
ne L | have put in a car load OF steel wire IA
and fence wire before the advance which
Il sell for a limited time at prices heiJre the
pu vance As there will likely he another adNal
~, | by the Ist OF ApTil, would advise you To huy
-iS | mediatety what nails and wire you want Tor
- | comin, season. thereby saving money bE
- | pa,i ing the advance prices later on word
re | the wise Is sufficient. GEO Hu Mill.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS!

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
,,resson Springs Company will be held at the
aUI;JI>T 9Th 1895 at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Election Tor Presiden; and Directors same 'line
and place. Il IL pNIE
,.,,,. 80 ,so5 2t Secretary.
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Ebensburg, Pa, July II, 1895.

, DNJNISTRATRIN NOTICE
a Letters of admiLf tratiOn hav ng reen
1rauted the urdeIs gned Admins rttriA OF James
CiurmIey late of CIe srfl'ld township, deceaseu
not,ce ts hereby given to all persons Indebted 10
said estate to make Immediate payment ana
toose having claims aginst the same TO preseh l
the same duIy probated tor settlement.
" MARGARET GORMLEG.
, 1, 1rcEv~p,cE AdministratriX,
d 49, Tor Admx Dysart, Pa
Ebensburg, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
NOTICE !!

Sealed proposals will be received by the tOun-
ell of Ehensburg Borough at the office OF the
County Commissioners, Ebenshurg, Pa untt
TUESDAY, JULY BOTH, 1893,
at ~ O'Clock neon for furnishing the material
and constructing a Sewer from the County jan
PLANS and Specifications can be seen at said
Commissioners ONCE ,
The right to TO lect any OF all bids Il reserved
BIOS must be accompanied 10y bond with al
least one good surety in double the amount oil the
bid ~ ,-,,yyu
President OF Council.
Attest: WIN IL. CoSSELL, Clerk
Ebensburg Pa. July ls. lsS52t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

IIXECTTRIX' NOTICE. ..-
Il, Notice is hereby given that letters testa-
1ntary on the estate Of lsidOre Lilly late OF
Nu1ster township. Cambria county. Pa. deeeas,
ed have been granted TO the undersigned All
ne e,sons Indebted to the estate OF said decedent
viii mai Immediate payment. and all persons
haytny claims against said estate should present
them duly authenticated Tor payment 10 tRe IN
derstgned. MANI l. -
Nav sl lSg5- ENecuNIiA-