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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

Sheriff Coulter has advertised the fol-
lowing properties at Sheriff's sale AT the
Court house on Monday, May Il. 1893, al
l o'clock p NJ.
The interest of Thomas c. Luther in
piece of ground in Carrolltown borough,
having thereon Il twO-SJOry plank dwell
ing, a stable and OutbuildingS.
The interest of William and Amanda
Mansfield in a lot of ground in Ashville
borough. having thereon twO-Stoty frame
dwelling house.
The interest of the same in lot Of
ground ia AShville borough, having there
on erected Il one-Story frame building.
The interest of Peter Wyland in lot of
ground in Spangler borough, having
thereon erected Il Iwo-sUory dwelling house
and stable.
The interest of the same is los acres and
l43 percheS aud allowance of land in
White township. having thereon erected Il
one aud u half story log house with plank
kitchen and stable and out buildings.
The interest Of William II. Fox in -
acres of land in Gallitzin township, hay-
ing therein erected two-StOry frame
house and a stable, an orchard and grape
/ vines.
! The interest of John NJ. Sorrick and '
! H. Hancutf in lot of ground in Gallitzir
! borough. having thereon a two-story
! frame building used as L. =. postoffice.
The interest OF Augustine Ogreen i'll two
| lots Of ground in Elder township.
| The interest OF Edward ID. Curran in d
| lot of ground in Patton borough, having
thereon erected two-stOry frame hous'
! containing ten rooms.
The interest of Mary Smith in lilz acre:
of ground situate in Portage township
having thereon erected stable.
The intdreSt of John Caneyan in a lot il
| Portage borough. having thereon a frame
building containing l3 rooms, an ice hous
and other outbuIldingS, occupied a.
| hotel.
The interest of the same in lot in Por
.age borough, having thereon erected
blacksmith shop.
The interest of Joseph Link in a lot o
ground in Carroltown borough, havin
thereon a twO-stOry plank house and !
Stable.
The interest of Matthew Weakland in
piece of land partly in Carroll townShi
and partly in CarroItown borough. con
tanning about one acre, having thereon
two story frame house and stable.
The interest Of John j. Weakland in ,,
acres o: land in Carroll township, havin
thereon erected a tvo-stOry dwellin
house. bank Darn and other outbuildiug
Tie interest of Michael ZOlner in a i
of ground in CarrolltOwn borough.
: The interest of the same in lot
: ground in Carrolltown borough adjoiniu
the above.
The interest of James w. Kilduff in
lot of ground in Tunnelhill borough. ha'
l | ing thereon erected twO-story frau
T dwelling house occupied hotel, al
, necessary OuLbuiluingS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

"A dispatch from South Fork TO the
JOhnstowu Democrat states that on Satur-
day last at 2:3O p. NJ. the miners employed
at the Stineman coliiery held a meeting
and the following RESOLUTIONS we adopted:
THAT in the future, when not receiving
their semi monthly pay at the appointed
time that it should be paid they would dis
continue work until they received their
money. Should any empolye be dis
charged on accOhnt of their not dealing in
a company store, that they would discon-
uinue work until such party should be re-
instated- \ demand will be made for five
cents per ton to take effect May 1st.''
The MeadeYilIe (PaJ Tribune saws:
Henry Shafer, the Market street whole
sale liquor dealer, now owns the largest OK
In the country, having purchased the ami
maj on Wednesday from J NJ. Clingan OF
Mercer. The animal was bred in Boone
county. Kentucky. and Is years old. He
Is by u Durham sire, graded dam. and
weighed on December - an even 1910
pounds. He stands ISIz hands high:
girth. 10 feet inches, and measures feet
> inches around the forearm 1t is Just u
feet from the base of his horns to the root
VI Ms Idii. anu illS over All - dDOul
II feet On the run, with his nose pushed
and his tail straight out, he would proba-
bly, lap about - feet.''
William Boyd, aged 10 years, who had
been making his home with Mr.. and Mrs
Johnston q. West. of Ferndale. Upper Io-
der township. for the past five years. and
treated by them "a oue of their children
was accidentally shot and killed by Wick
roy West. SOL of Mr.. and Mrs. West, be-
tween and o'clock Saturday afternoon
while they were hunting ducks near Benz
/ Greek, Somerset county. While West wa:
reloading his gun young Boyd stepped
/ IN front of it, when it was accidentally dis
/ charged. the bullet striking Boyd in TIN
/ right arm near the elbow, passing through
! the muscles and entering the side. pertor
/ ating the liver and lodging in the ab
! domen. lie died few minutes after th
/ accident
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Lilly, Pa E, March IS, 1895.


n The undersigned having been duty appoint
eo assignee OF Theodore Benden. and Sarah, his
W fe OF GallitZin township, Pa, in trust for the
beneht OF creditors notice Is hereby given TO ali
persons Indebted to said Theodore Bendon "a
make immediate payment. and persons having
claims to present them according TO law
L r MCKEsRICK j. J. RHOBDH,
Attorney Assignee. Assignee
Ebensburg, Pa. AshNile. IA
Anil l9. 1895.
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NnrIrE.

II Estate OF Philip Collins. deceased
Letters testsmentary upon the estate "i Phtiip
Collins, deceased, late OF EbensbuTs. cambria
county Pa having been granted TO me. all per
sons INDEBTED TO said estate are hereby notlned
to make immediate payment to me without de
Law and those haying claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. T. A SHoEMA MAhEk.
Relletonte Pa April H. 1895 Executor
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Il
A The undersigned having been appointed
assignee OF Wm. Mansfield. and Amanda. his
wife. OF AshvilIe borough. Pa. in trust Tor the
neneht OF creditors, notice is hereby given To all
uersobs indebted TO said WIN Mansfield To make
immediate payment. and persons having Claims
to present them according TO law
i MCKEsRICK J. J. RHODDN,
Attorney for Assignee, Assignee.
Ebensburg Pa. Ashvtile, Ia.
April l9, 1895.
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ToCONTRACroRs,

i proposals will tie received Tor the carpenter
work ON the new Catholic church at Nicktown
mn until April 20, 1895. Plans and Specifications
ca n be seen at the residence OF Rev Father ku-
nert AZ Nicstowu. The committee reserves the
right to reject any OF all bids.
By order OF the Committee
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April 5, 1895.
I,xECUToR'S NOTICE

IT
II Estate o. James Hagan. SIR. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF LANES
Hayau Sr late of the borough of Lilly, Cam
mia county Pennsylvania. deceased. having
been granted to me. all persons indebted To said
estate are hereby nOtihed to make payment to
me withou. delay, and those having ciai'us
ayain Z said estate will present them property
authenticated Tor settlement.
DANIEL HAC.A AN.
Iuly Pa March rs 1895 Executor.
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MISCELLANEOUS Notices.

miscellaneous Notices
A FINE lot OF Table OH Cloth; j2sF F1cS'ysd at
NnTHER lot Of BIssel's Ta5pss Swsepers
A LAKiE assortment or GGT;isn TSSIs Foo Just
A FINE assortment of White wash. Paint and |
n Varnish Brushes Just received hy
a LARGE assortment OF that celebrated Anti |
n Rusting Tinwsre-warranted rust |
aprl2it G HuNfl-En =.
NVANrED.-A general representative in this |
w county to organize local boards Tor the
Artisans Savings and Loan Association. Ad |
dress 81 Filth Ave, Pittsburg. Pa. mch22
A LARGE assortment of granite enamened
~ with another 20 per cent. reduction
which makes it almost as cheap as tinwaTe lust
received at GEO. HuNlLEl -.
IL Balls and Bats all kinds o Fishing Tackle.
Lines. Hooks Reels. Rods: Bait boxes BASKETS,
etc H- ii HUNiLEh.
u,HE Ebenshurg Marble and Granite Works
i offering a reduction of per cent on all
work ordered before the lSt OF May. This Is done
in order to avoid the rush for Decoration bay
work.
NXvANTED-A reliable man TO represent n loan
loaned in sums Of 500 $40. 900. For particulars
apply to w. NJ. DAVIS, CoaIpOrt, Pa.
mch2stt.
7 HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle
| | knUwIedyed 10y all To tie one of the best b.
| cycles the market $40 reduction on regular
price viii be iyen to the party TiyinT & me the
EAKMERS.
| hay carrier on the market and At "A reasonable
'''''' ' ~ GEO. HUNrLEY's.
| 'I'HE Ebenssurg Building \ Loan Association
| | viii offer for sale at the council chamber Eb-
ensburg, on the :ourth Monday in April.
LESTER L.KrMER Secretary. President.
4 LARGE assortment OF Family Ready Mixed
| A Paints. Paints Tor Farm ImpIemenis Car .
riage raipts OF all colors and shades In I. pint
| to l gallon cans. II you goinP to paint your
house call and look at my samp.es. i can save
you IN Oney- Ii II Nli-th-
NOTICE To STOCKHOLpERS.
| ~ The annual meeting oi the stockholders Of
viii he held on Monday. the 22nd day OF April,
1885 ats-30P M at Council Chamber ErenS-
burg. IA. 'ur the purpose OF eecting off 'ers aud
| directors for the ensuing wear and tu transact
such other business as may be necessary.
LESTER LARIMER.
April II. 1887 Secretary
FARMERS AND BUILDERS
i I have put in a car load OI steel wire mails
and fence wire before the advance which l viii
sell tor a limited time at prices bet ipre the al
vance As there will likely lie another advance
by the lst OF Aprii. would advise you to buy II
medistely what nails and wire you want for th'
coming season. thereny saving money by N"
PAY ing the advance prices later on. word e
the wise Is sufficient. GEO HuNlI-En-
THE nfensburg Normal Institute vii
i open April -. Tor term OF ten weeks
Special attention will he given To the teachers
, | course. The classification Will he so arrang 20
that pupils from the public schools as low as IN
A class In Room lie taken. For furthe
| particulars address
T l. GIBSON.
X. f DAWSON.
mar2e Esensburg. PA
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Ebepsburg. Pa March 2g. 1895.
ESTATE OF HENRY ]. CON

~ NJ
Notice is hereby given that Heury J. Conway,
of C}alltzn township, Cambria county. Pennsyi-
yaIta has made general assignment Tor the
benent of creditors the Undersigned. All per
sons Indebted 10 said estate are requested To
make Immediate payment and those having
claims will resent the same without delay To
OR 20 his attorney. y. j. khODbh.
EDWARD T. MONEELIs, Assignee.
Johnstown Pa. AshVtIIe, Pa.
r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19
f:tensburg, Pa. April l9. 1895.


A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
n ". A. T.. Little and Susan G.. Little. his
vile, OF the borough of LOrettO, Camhrih county.
having by their deed of voluntary assignment
dated March %. 1895. conveyed to the undersign-
ed in trust tor the beneht of creditors, all the
property OF the said W. A. Il. Little. notice is
hereby given that all persons indebted to said
w. A Il. Little win please make payment to the
assigne. and those having claims demd nds
against the same will make them known without
delay - I'll LIZ.
assignee Of W. A. b, Little
EhanshurO pa March ISq1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ petitions tor the transfer of liquor licenses
have been hled In the flee II the CLERK o. the
Court OF Quarter Sessions of Cambria county and
will be presented tor its consideration on MON
DAY. MAY 9Th, 1895:
Petit on OF william A. Mellon for the transfer
of ltcense granted TO T.. A. Mellon in Patton bOr-
Ough
Petition of Thomas McCrOssin for the transfer
of license granted TO IL. &. Beck in Patton boz
ough.
Petition of Andrew Schoemnke= Tor the trans
Ter OF license granted to Michael ScheIl in Reade
township. ~
l. q. DARBY.
ftensburg, Pa. April l9. 1895. CLERK q -
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters Ji administration upon the estate
OF Jacob Trinkley. late OF Carr township, Cam
bria county. deceased, were duly granted hy the
Register of said county to the undersigned, and
all persons indebted TO said estate are hereby no
tined to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
NLNESTER BRADLEY,
CarrOlItown. Pa.
SYLNE ESTER ECk ENRODE
r MCKENRICK ESQ. Isoretto. Pa.
A Atturney for estate. Admin istratOrs.
Ebenspurg Pa. March 20. lSs5-A
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, n,llNlsrRAInR,s NOTICE.

y Estate of Phiiip Farren. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
phIIID Farren deceased late OF Munster town
shfp in Cambria county. Pennsy lyania, having
s,a.n .rranted TO me all persons indebted To satd
estate are hereby notified TO make payment TO me
without delay. and those having claims agalnsi
$50 stare viii present them duly aurheutt -ated
90 ssttiement II. T. FARREN.
Munster Pa. April Il, ISIS y Administrator.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

EARMERS.
L Your attention is kindly called to the hest
hay carrier on the M rket and at reasonable
price. Call and see IL at
GEO. HUNTLEN'S.
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rINHE Ebenssurg Building y Loan Association
l will offer for sale at the council chamber. Eb-
ensbury, on the :Ourth Monday in April,
IL 10000. TtiDS. DAVIS,
LESTER L.kINRR Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
Il have put in a "A load steel wire nails
and ience wire before the advance which l will
sell for a limited time prices beibre the al
vance. As there will likely lie another advance
by the lst of April, / would advise you to buy n
medistely what nails and wire you want for the
coming season thereny saving money by not
pay ing the advance prices later on. word to
the Is sufficient. GEO HuNILh1-
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HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle, ac
knUwledged 10y all to tie one of the best Bi-
cycles on the market. $40 reduction regular
price viii be given to the party giving me tn,
frst order this season. q HJNGLEG
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

THE nEeusburg Normal 1ns titute viii
i open April -. Tor term OF ten weeks.
Special attention will he given to the teachers
course The classification Will he arranged
that pupils from the public schools as low as the
class in Room lie taken. For further
particulars address
T I. GIBSON.
RE. DAWSON.
mar2e Eeensburg. Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

4 LARGE assortment OF Family Ready Mixed
n Paints, Paints Tor Farm Implements Car
rage raiuts OF all colOrs and shades. In = pint
to l gallon cans. Ii you are gOinP to paint your
house call and look at my samp.es- l can save
you Oney. G- HI Nll-tA-
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLpERS.
~ The annual meeting Oi the st0cK holders 0i
the Ebensburg Building and Loan Association
will he held on Monday. the 22nd day Of April,
1895 at $50 P NJ. Council Chamber EreHS-
burg IA. 'ur the purpose OF electing ON 'erS aud
a directors for the ensuing and tu tranSa I
such other business as may he necessary.
LESTER LARlME Err.
10
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WTANTED-A reliable man TO represent loan
w institution IN Cambria county Money
loaned in sums OF 500 to $1,000 For particulars
apply To W. NJ. DAVIS, CoaIpOrt, Pa.
mch.gtt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

INHE Ebenshurg Marble and Granite Works
/ are Offering "A reduction of per cent all
work ordered before the lSt OF May. This Is done
in order TO avoid the rush Tor Decoration Day
work.
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GENERAL BOOTH IN GOTHAM
The Salvation Army Head Closes iiis
American Tour,

American Tour.
New York. Feb. 26.-General William
Booth. head of the Salvation army has
arrived in the city. after completing
a tour of more h three months, dur.
ing which period he has visited nearly
150 cities of the United States and Caa-
ada. The general and the members pf
the party who have accompanied him
are e~thusis site over the success u
their long trip aud are warm in thJir
praise for the American people and the
kindness with which they have been
greeted on every hand. Already nd
vices received at the general headquar-
tiers in this city from the district bar
racks in all parts of the country state
that the visits of the general and the
demonstrations accompanying them
have acted as a great impetus to the
work of the army.
General Booth will take his departure
Tor Europe on the steamship New York
the latter part of the week.. but before
ne bids, what he regretfully terms his
Hnal farewell to America. there will be
4 great demonstration in Carnegie hall
which promises to eclipse the great
meeting which was held in the same
sdifice some three months z on the oc-
.asion of his arrival. OF course, the
New York and Brooklyn lads and las
sizes will turn out in force, as will also
many prominent citizens OF his city.
h demonstration will certainly
visit. The demonstration Will certainly
enable the party to carry back to Eng
n joyful remembrances OF their work
n the United States.
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NAVE ISLAND NAVAL WORK.
Some stories of bad Shipbnildlng AM,
Repairing Denied.

Some Stories of BAD Shipbuildlng and
Repairing Denied.
Washington, Feb. 2G.-It is positivelS
denied at the navy department that
any report has been received 1t the
department from Admiral Beardslee,
commanding the Pacific station. and
now at Honolulu, c~ondemning the char
acter of the work at the Mare Island
navy yard, or that Secretary Herber,
has ordered an investigation of affairs
at the navy yard. IT is also said that,
SO far as the department is informed,
the work done at this yard is fully up to
the standard elsewhere. Touching the
report that the Philadelphia's sta
board engines broke down IN the trip
to Honolulu, the secretary himself has
stated thai Admiral Beardslee's report
made no mention Of any such mishap
but attributed the delay in his passage
to inferior coal. For the Boston, which
is also another example of bad work
1t is said at the department the vessel
has been lying at the Mare Island navy
yard for months, out OF commission
although she is ready for service and
in good order. simply for lack of men to
make up her crew. The Bennington Is
being held at Acapulco, according t.
Admiral Ramsay. chief of the naviga.
ton bureau, not because she is not ir
perfect order, but for the reason that
this is a convenient port at which the
vessel may be ordered at short notice
to proceed either to South or Contra
America or to cross the Pacific. AS fol
the Yorktown. which is said to be suf.
fering from leaky boiler tubes, 1t is SAID
that this is probably true, BIZ that 1t is
not at all remarkable or in any sense
a reflection upon the character of tn.
Mare Island work that the tubes should
leak after the vessel has crossed tn,
Pacific and been months in hard ser
vice on a foreign coast. away from any
station where repairs can be made.
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The w. q. !. D. 4. Rs1,ce.t.

Chicago. Feb. 25.-Oficials of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
are inclined to be extremely reticent
concerning MISC Wizards intention of
.aking up her permanent residence in
england. One of them. however, adj
nttted Miss Wizards views on the
subject have been communicated to
he officers of the union some little time
since. 1t Is understood that she will
lot resign the presidency OF any Of the
EXAMINATIONS she has been instruments
al In bringing into existence and the
probabilities are that each annual
meeting will re-elect her. no matter
whether her residence be in Chicago or
st. Petersburg. There will needs be,
however, an American supervisory
head for Ii National American Wom-
an Temperance union. the affairs of
which are gradually growing to enor-
nou dimensions.
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FOR AMERICAN SUGAR MARKET
Germany, France and Nustrla in Strong
Competition.

Competition.
Washington, Feb. 25.-According to cable
Advices there Is promise of a very singular
struggle In Europe for the control of the
sugar market, and the United States,
which receives a great part of its sugar
from the countries involved, will natur-
ally be much affected. The practice of en-
couragtng the growers of sugar beets and
the production of sugar therefrom, by the
payment OF q bounty on exported sugar,
has long. obtained in Europe, The results
We're such as TO satisfy the most ardent ex-
system, and soon The beet sugar output
cached such great proportions as TO ser;-
ously injure the market for cane sugar.
fall, and the governments were compelled
TO increase the bounties in order to satisfy
the great agricultural Interests;
largest bounty had control of the sugar
market, for Its producers by aid of the
bounty could undersell their competitors.
came too great TO be borne and an effort
was made to reach some kind Of arrange
ment between the different competing
The three great rivals were Germany,
France and Austria. Germany began BY
giving notice of the termination of her
bounty system In 1897 and the other coun-
tries adopted more or less direct means
Of reducing the bounties. But 1t appears
That In Germany the beet sugar industry
has NOO StIOuS Ii uOIu 10 De
given up easily. Great tracts Of land for
merly covered with wheat and other GER
calls We're given up to the sugar beet and
all through the country factories sprang
up for the making of the beet roots into
sugar. thus giving employment to many
thousands of people. The government
finally became alarmed and sought to dis
courage the extension Of the industry,
but without avail. The farmers claimed
that they could not go back to cereal rails
Ing, for they could not meet the competi-
ton of America. Russia and Argentine,
nor could they raise stock at a profit.
So the crops Of beets increased and prices
went down. SO that last year all but the
very largest factories lost money and the
assurance Is facing the Germans that this
year. owing to the crop. they
Will fall much lower. To save the farmers
from ruin 1t Is believed to be necessary to
extend the foreign market for German
sugar and this can be lone only by In
crease OF the export bounty. But to do
his would violate the tacit understanding
between the three great competing powers
ana cause distress. AS 1t is the mere sug-
Sestion OF the German program has called
out a declaration from the French council
that 1t will meet 1t by increasing Its own
bounty. Austria also is expected to be
heard from In the saine tone and it Is pre-
dicted that II the battle once begins again
the singular spectacle Will be presented Of
three countries striving to see which can
pay the largest bounty, with the ultimate
result. like an American railroad war, of
giving the exporters practically the sugar