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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
Music at East Lake. 5-2o-I

Sold to the Pennsylvania Steel Company.
 Knoxville, Tenn, June 6-The Bristol, Elizabethton and North Carolina rail- road was sold at receivers sale today to the Pennsylvania Steel company.-fr $17S,0 The road is in operation from Bristol to Elizabethton, Tenn, distance of twenty-six miles, and it will be ex- tended to Asheville.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
RICH

NATURES BLOOD PURIFIER. composed of the extracts of roots and herbs growing in our own southern cline. It IS strictly vegetable.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
COMMERCIAL, CLUB.

Regular Monthly Meeting This Afternoon
 at 3:3o O'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Commercial club will be held at the club rooms this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Several important matters will come be- fore the club for action. It Is urged that every member exert himself to secure at least one new member for the meet ing this afternoon, that the club may be- this year.
 Directors will meet at o'clock. The roll will be called at this meeting, as the new bylaws require the secretary to note absentees and drop them after three meetings unless excuse is offered.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
BLOOD

AN INFANT GAN TAKE IT.
 Contains neither potashno mer- cury, but theessential blood puri- lying and health restoring princi- ples of medicinalroots and herbs.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
EDITION.
LOCAL LACONICS
Gathered, Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters General Resume
 of the Days Happenings,

Will Be Given This Evening,-The lawn fete postponed from Wednesday evening by Gen. and Mrs. E. w. Fucker will be given this evening.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
PERFECT

A HEALTHY CIRCULATION. For biliousness, malaria, yellow jaun- dice, skin eruptions. pimples and all blood diseases we can conscientously recommend
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

Will Picnic at Lakeview.-St. Vim cent De Pomb's Catholic society will have an outing at Lakeview Monday, June 24 The picnic is the first ever given by the society, and it is understood a large crowd will attend and enjoy the pleasures of the occasion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in Ieav- ening power as fhe Royal

Buy the. celebrated Yost writing machine, 2O2l First avenue. 4-2I.tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

Engine House Catches Fire.,-Last night the engine house at slope No. 6, Pratt mines, caught on fire and burned to the ground. This will suspend all work at the mines during the present week.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

The Franklins Tonight.
 Tonight the Franklin Literary soci- ety will hold it's final meeting, to which the members cordially invite the public.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07
Music at East Lake. 5-2o-tf

Sacred concert at Avondale park Sunday, 3 to 6, free.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

 will be given this evening.
 Engine House Catches Fire...Last night the engine house at slope No. 6. Pratt mines, caught on fire and burned to the ground. This will suspend all work at the mines during the present week.
 Will Picnic at Lakeview.--St Vim cent De Pomb's Catholic society will have an outing at Lakeview Monday, June "A. The picnic is the first ever given by the society, and it is understood a large crowd will attend and enjoy the pleasures of the occasion.
 Made Good Purchase.-At auction sale yesterday Mir George A. Blinn, Jr.. bought a mortgage on the Alabama Iron Works of this city for the sum of $500. This mortgage, it is claimed, Is in such position that it gives the purchaser al- most a controlling interest in this valu- able plant.
 A Test Case-The trial of Fred Grimes for obstructing the streets will come before Judge Montgomery this morning. This Is one of those hack con- testing cases, which has caused and is causing so-much comment and discus sion, and the decision will be awaited with much interest.
 10 1td1B 1Oudy.-IOudy. between tne hours of F and l, Lee Harris and Abe Mitchell will expiate their crimes on the gallows by suffering the death penalty. A large number of morbid sight-seerS have already made application to wit ness the gruesome scene, and it is ex- pected that the yard will not be large enough to hold all those who will at tempt to gain admttance.
 The Shriners Go to Blount Springs Zamora Temple, Mystic Shrlners, went on a picnic excursion to Blount Springs yesterday, leaving the union depot be- tween and o'clock and returning late in the afternoon. The Shriners always succeed when they go in for a good time and yesterdays picnic was no ex- ception. They are the jolliest people on earth and know how to have a good time themselves and to make everybody with them have a good time.
 pr. Moseley Delegate at Large.-Dr R. A. Moseley. Jr., of this city has been appointed delegate at large from Ala bama to the National League of Repub- lican clubs, which convenes in Cleve- land, O., on the 10th instant The dele gation from this state will number prob ably forty or fifty and they will be joined in Chattanooga by the Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and Ten nessee delegations, altogether number ing nearly 200. The run will be made from Chattanooga to Cincinnati over the Queen and Crescent and from Cincinnati to Cleveland over the Big f."
 Died From His Injuries-While play ing about the cars of a Georgia Pacific train near Coalburg Wednesday even- ing, Kennedy Miles, a bright mulatto boy about 17 years old, fell and the wheels of the car so mashed his right leg and otherwise injured him that he died. The boy was brought to the Bir- mingham infirmary and Dr. Copeland, the company's physician, attempted to wounded leg, but the internal injuries so weakened him that he was unable to stand the operation and he died few hours later. He was carried to Warner & smiley's, from where he was buried yesterday afternoon at the expense of the county.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

Made a Good Purchase.-At auction bought moPt gage on the Alabama Iron Works of this city for the sum of $500. This mortgage. 1t is claimed, is in such position that it gives the purchaser all most a controlling interest in this valu- able plant.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

Piano tuning, S2.5O. Jos. B. Cole, 21O0 2d avenue. Best city references. o1m
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-07

A Test Case.-The trial of Fred Grimes for obstructing the streets will come before Judge Montgomery this morning. This Is one of those hack con testing cases, which has caused and is causing so much comment and discus sion, and the decision will be awaited with much interest
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

Johnstow wn, May l7.-There is much stir
in this city over the find of possible sill
Yer mine near here. a few DAYS ago
Moses EOder, a farmer. near IngleSide.
south of this city, while hunting among a
rocky portion of his property came across
marks of rock, gray IN color. and having
u perfect impress Of the plants Ct the palm
age. He broke off a piece and was sur
priSed To see within bright particles of
what he believes to be silver. He at once
cOntided his find to a friend, and together
they brought the supposed precious metal
to this city. Mr.. YUder, however. refuses
to name the exact locality of the mountain
VIII hereOn the rock was secured
1t seems that the Cambria Iron Company
at once became interested in the matter. as
the company owns a large tracts Of land at
IngleSide. and having obtained portion
of the rock, forwarded it to an asSayer in
Philadelphia. The result Of the assay is
watched with keen interest. 1t has long
been popular belief that both silver and
gold are imbedded in the rocks of that
portion of Somerset county. and an expert
enced gold miner is now prospecting for
the precious yellow ore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

The quickest piece Of legislation ever
enacted under the new constitution
reached Governor Hastings on Wednesday
morning. Last Tuesday, at the instance
of the newspaper correspondents, Mr.
Grady intrOd need in the senate an act tC
compel clerks of Orphans Courts 10 keep
the marriage license docket open to re-
pOIterS.
The bill originated from a decision given
by Judge Biddle, of Cumberland. who de-
MED the newspaper men of that county
the privilege of examining these records
1t was printed and read the first time the
same day. and on Thursday it passed the
senate finally, and went to the house the
same day, where the newspaper men had
il hustled in ard out of the committee and
through the house by II o'clock on Wed
neSday morning. And every requirement
of the constitution was observed. The bill
was At once sent to the governor. who
promptly signed it, and it is now u law.
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The Law on Netting Fish

Following is the law in regard to netting
fish in Pennsy ylvauia:
That hereafter no person or persons
shall east, set, or draw. faSten or other
wise ma ke use of any fyle-net, or nets of
any kind. device made from cotton or flax
twine, or wire netting, similar to a fyke-
net, for the purpose of catching fish in any
of the rivers, waters or streams of this
Commonwealth at any time in any wear
Every person offending shall be guilty ol
a miSdemeanOr and on conviction therefore
shall be punished by a fine, not exceeding
one hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment
in the county jail not exceeding sin
months, or both. at the discretion of the
court. before which such offender or Of
tenders shall be convicted
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MArrlaXR Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, May %,
1898:
Geo. STUDY. Barr township. and Madge
Flanagan, Pine township, Indiana county.
George +. Owens, Oberlia, O.. and Hettie
j. Driver, GlOcester county. Va
Murty J. Brady and Ada Mary Glenn,
JOhnStown.
Arthur G.. Bennett ana Mollie A. Ed
wards. JOhnstown.
James Garrett and Catharine Fara-
baugh, Munster township.
BENZ f. Keifer and Amelia NenstieI.
JohnStOwn.
Samuel Wars;ng and Katie Stork, Rose
dale.
Joseph A. Shoemaker and Margaret A.
McCabe, Ebensburg.
LuciuS +. Randolph and Joseph Auker-
man, JohnStOwn.
William j. Hoppe and Clara c. DUNN,
Barr township.
|. w L. McGaughey. Franklin county,
Pa, and Amelia Shortencarrier, EbenS-
burg.
Michael Bennett and Amanda Hill, West
Taylor township.
Charles Nagle, CooperspaIe. and Maria
BoS, Johnslown.
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+ OF ARRANGEMENTS.


Jacob Roberts eL uX. TO John HeIbig ct
al, COnemaugh township; consideration,
500.
John A. Mcclure ct ny. to Tilhe CHR
don, GallitzIn township, 81.
Charles c. Wehn ct ux. to Anthony Ger
Der. Johnstown. $, 600.
James =. McCunaughY ct uX. to Walter
J. Hager, administrator, Cambria, 500.
Walter J. Hager, administrator, to Jacob
j. Strayer. Cambria, 500.
Jacob j. Strayer, administrator, to ST.
mon Overdorff. MOrrellyille SgiO.
Simon Overdorn ct uX. to j. J. Strayer,
MOrrellville. $500.
land, S235.
Barbara Noon ct vir. to Cambria Iron
Company, Richland, S232
William Christ ct uX. To Frederick Neis,
JohnStown, 81 30.
Thomas Harrison to George Harrison.
Jackson, 81.
Theodore II. Wigton ct ux. to II. c.
Dern, Washington, etc, 5000.
Thomas Davis ct ux. to Ebensburg *
Blacklick Railroad Company, Blacklick,
ST.
John Z. Layman ct al. to Mt. Carmel
Cemetery Association, COnemangh town
ship. SIs6.
Maggie j. Harris ct vir. to John q,
Adams, Coopersdale, Sl.2OO.
Jane Wills ct al. To DT. ii. Somerville et
al. Allegheny, 81 400
John Fritz ct uN. to Pennsylvania Rail
| road Company. Johnstown, $4,000.
Bernard Kelly to James A. Ivory, Clear
| field $3.50.
Harriet l.. Ellis ct al. to Austrian Musi-
| cal u Beneficial Association, Johnstown
! $500.
| Michael d. Bearer, assignee, 20 John A
| Blair, Eoensburg 81 600.
| Simon Overdorff ct uX. to Lena SPOTS
| MorrellvilIe, 1910.
E c. LOrenIz. administrator, to W. ID
! Colbert. JohnStown. $50.
| Mary Cole ct al. to South Fork Railroad
| Company, Adams, 500.
John NJ. Grifiith ct al. to EbenSburg <
| Blacklick Company. Jackson, 81
| Susan Shiber to AlOySiuS Shiber, Nun,
! ster, -. 900.
Cambria Iron Company to John Fritz
JohnStown 81.
Cambria Iron Company to Penn Traff,
| Company, JOhnSJOwn, S2I go.
n Il. Griffith ct uX. to David R Will
Jams, West Taylor, 5000.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

Mr.. James V. Scanlan, of No. 40 Lin
coin street, has in his possession large
penny that he appreciates very highly. II
was coined in the year ISIS, the year his
father--the late Henry Scanlan-of Car
rolltown, was born, and it was given tC
the latter many years ago by Rev Father
Henry Lemke. who was the associate and
successor of the celebrated Prince Gal
litZin.
Mr.. Seaman, who had been county sur
veyOr for many wears, and who was Serv-
ing his tenth term as a justice OF the
peace at the time of his death, suddenly
expired in the CresSOn station short time
ago, and since then the coin has been II
possession of his son James, who had i
plated with gold, and is now wearing 1t a.
a watch charm-JOInStOICn Tribune.
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AL LIST. -, ,
week June term, 1895:
Schell VS.. Hipps LloYd.
Smith VS.. TrainOr.
Arnholt VS.. Westover.
Eckenrode VS.. Chest Greek g. n &. Co.
Cover VS. Horrocks
Trial ist-Third week. June term, 1895.
Orth VS. HawOrth \ Dewhurst.
HoppIe ErkenrOde.
kinpOrts VS.. Long.
ktnDOrts Long.
Shoemaker VS.. Good
BlaiT Good.
SPENCER VS.. City of Johnstown.
Giles VS.. Gessler.
klepser n 20. VS.. tressweil.
Use M'Gsrry VS.. Miller.
VI Kay's EXT. VS.. Groom ct al
Friday vs. Kirby.
Davis VS.. krebbs.
Anderson VS. NJ Donald ct al.
Johnstown Driving Park Assn vs. Adair
histler We. Felix.
Dunmire VS. Stamhaugh.
Hastings VS.. % ConnOr.
Shoemaker Admr VS.. Tri Co. Agrl. Assn.
Hammond VS.. Jones.
Lilly Water Co VS. M'Cann ct al.
Pittsburg Sadling Co, ys. LangOein-
King Holsopple.
BOggs Bull VS.. Campbell ct ux-
J.CDARBY.
Prothonotary
ProthonOtary's office. May 10. 1895.
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urInnws, APPKAIsEnlENr-

w Notice Is hereby given that the follow NJ
named apprai7e 7ements OF property appraised aud
set apart Tor widows OF deceieuts under the et
Of Assembly Of the sth OF pril. A d ISL. have
been fled II the Registers once in and for the
county ui Cambria and will he presented % the
and allowance on WEUN ts5DAN, June 5. A
II. lsq5-
!. Inventory snd s.ppraisernen OF personal
property appraised and set apart to Jane Kelly
widow q John Kelly. late Of Jackson township.
deceased s. 50
= Inventory and appraisement Of TersanaI
property appraised and set apart ta HarreTt
Vivian widow Of james VIVIAN. late OF south
Pork deceased
8. Inventory and appraisement Of personal
property appraised and set apart To Margaret
Roberts widow OF Owen " Raherts late uf
>ummerhill tnwn~hip. deceased. 500 90.
Inventory and appraisement of personal
property and real estate appraised and set apart
10 susan r Luhr. widow OF LDwman l. I.shr.
late 90 luh town. deceased Personal Urarse-rg
fs5 tsn= real cstate- ss25 o.
b liver tory and appra isement OF personal
property appraised and apart - Hannah
Beers widow of Marx g. Beers late OF Reade
IuSushlp. deceased sl4s 81
lnTentury apprai~emeut OF personal proper
" aud real estate appraised and set apart q
Mary +. Burkey. widow OF John William Bur
KEY late Of the borough OF Patton deceased
: Inventory ana apprAisement OF personal
property aHprase1 and set apart 70 E,liz theth u
Cover widow Of B-Biamin r Cover late uf
late OF Iohnstoyn. deceased sai6-3S
DANIEL A AIClfOUGH,
Register.
Resister's once, Ehensburg. Pa, Nay 10. A u.
lsgs
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Reduced Rates to Gettysburg.

For the accommodation of those " no de-
sire to witness the Decoration Day exer-
ciSeS at Gettysburg, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell on May % and
30 excursion tickets from New York City
and all stations in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey to Gettysburg aud return At one
and one-third fares for the round trip,
good for return passage until May 81. in
elusive This will make the round trip
rate as follows: New York. Ss.13: Tren-
ton. S647: Philadelphia. $40; Pittsburg,
S1O.93; Williamsport, S5.53; propOrtionate
rates from other points.
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Grand Cnnce-t d, TeIenhnne.

a grand concert was enjoyed by num-
bar of persons last evening at the office of
the Central Telephone Exchange. The
music was furnished bv the Ebenshurg
band, which played its delightful melo
dies IN front of James drug store, in that
town. The delicious strains were carried
over the telephone wires To Pittsburg, AL
toona JOhnstown, and Harrisburg The
band played three pieces and the music
was heard with good effect in this city
Altoona Times
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

- The account Of Michael p. Kearney adm IN
istratOr - T A of John hearney. late Of Nun
ster tosgn hip. deceased
- The account of Michael =. Kearney. adm n
istratur OF Hose kearney. late Of Cresson town
shin. deceased
81. Second and nual account of John Itel ad-
minisrratar of Michael Brauiff. late OF Summer
hiil toe uship- deceased
81 First and nnal account oi Ellie u Settle
mire. administrarriX Of Isaac H SeItletnire late
Of GOoTerSdale. dec-asel-
- Flrst and partial account OF Luke A
kyrne and Simon T. l.anrTy. executors ol Amelia
Syrne- late ni SusQuehan ma township. deceased. .
b The second account of g-eter kuhiue. Ir
guardian af George- Christopher and James
Ruiiue. minor c. .ldren OF Christopher RuhIue.
ST.. and Elizabeth ROhine. deceased
DANIEL. A MCifOI-tiH.
Register.
ID. lss5-
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VI MaFrIRd.

MCGAUGHEY-SHO HORTENCARRIER-
Married AT the residence of Rev. j. j.
Hunt. of the NJ E church, Ebensburg. on
Tuesday, May u, 1895. Mr.. William Nc
Gaughey. of Franklin county. Pa, and
Miss Amelia ShOTtencarrier, of EbenSburg.
SHOEMAKER-MCC Married at
the Church of the Holy Name in Ebens-
burg on Tuesday. May 2l. 1895, by Rev.
Father DeaSy. Mr. Joseph Shoemaker and
Miss Maggie McCabe, both of Ebensburg-
We extend our hearty congratulations To
our young friends who are the subjects of
the above notice. The groom is the eld-
est son Of MI. and Mrs. j. A. Shoemaker,
of this place, and is an industrious, active
young business man, while the bride, the
second daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
McCabe, is one of Ebensburg'> most esti-
mable and accomplished young ladies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

THE Justices of the peace, elected last
spring under the new fee bill, are entitled
to charge five dollars for marrying a
couple. The old justices fee bill is three
dollars for the Same service.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

CTRAGED from the premises of Wa>lu
- GaTnick. of Ben>creek. Cambria cuun-
ty- on Saturday Nav Il. l>s,s. blush COW
with white belly and large horns about .
year, old. Anyone knowing of her where
abuuI> viii be suitably rewarded by adj
blessing WASkOGARNfCh
Box ~. Myra T. O, Cambria Co Pa.
May l7.8tN
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Report Against the Proposed County.

The commissioners appointed bY the
governor under the act of 1878, TO survey
and report on the proposed county OF
Grow, filed their report at Harrisburg on
Monday They find that there is not SUI
ffcient area in the proposed limits, meas
urirg from the court house at WilkeS5arre
OF from the limits of that city. to form a
new county and, therefore, make recon-
mendation against it. The area required
is 400 square miles and they found about
3a2 square miles. The population was
sufficient. being about - 900. TheeXpense
of the commission approXimates s3.0n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &c
N counts haye been rled in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas and TOR the county and VIII be con
hrmed by said Court on MONDAY, JUNE 3hD,
1895 unless cause he shown to the contrary:
Account OF Geo. w. Ludwig. Assignee OF Emil
g. Roth.
assignee OF ]. ID. Rhodes ct ux.
First and n aal account of DIR. G. T.. Conrad.
assignee OF Gabriel Kline ct ux.
J. u DARBY,
Nav IL 1895 Prothonota-y
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AND Personal.

local AND Personal.
s.rrurr- are all busy planting
-l.'
...- -.....t,-s., or Lilly was q visitor
-N1 ID ~ ' ,y.drasdav
M KILLER. of Patton. spent 4
Nj. '''... .''',.r. nm Tuesday.
rs boar ,,..,rt.,;. .-.
Mr. Franz 1,b,,r.3a,-
.-N a.-.> ... - WI
Mr. T. l. N.'.5 -, - nm ,rhnrld,,,
r.-r .~.-'.7 .'
MI : T. LlnlAS' "' val ma" ID W ms
s.-a y.-..e. '.' '-'
Nj Ja.." holl''S' VI Luz, -. - " "s,i'p p
.-.-a Jew hours d" ''" Il '' y
r.-~Hrrf Joseph A Gray OF Carroll
..- ua~a visitor {" EbenSOurs on Sat
tr
NJ. Wf fam \ Horan. oil JohnStown,
-r- lrr parents, MI ana Mrs. John
g..r
,r Andrew Haug well Sown citi-
.t,au.raNn. i reported l" be crit
.-
g. T. Roberts. of this place, on
.--.r-..I for Philadelphia for d few
,.. I.ayd. of tins place. has
~. ..r..y but We understand Is
r,, p, -, cents nor
hara. '" -, n,
---. '..
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NOTICE Is hereby given that John X Coriel
y has hIed O.. the Office OF the CLERK of the
t'oart Of Quarter Sessions Uf Cambria county ms
petition asking Tor the transfer OF the retail a.
cense granted hy said Court TO ii q Beck ar
= .tfon hBruuE b and that the said petition VIII
he presented 70 the said court for It's caIlsider,
ton on MONDAY, JUNE 10. lse5-
, q. DARBY.
once OF CLERK OF q 5, Mag -. lss5.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the petition OF
N Stephen A. Cooper praying tor the transfer
OF the retail license granted Dy the Court of
Quarter Sessions OF Cambria 10 f. Ne7llng, In
Reade to~nship, mas peen led in the ofhce OF
the same for its consideration on MONDAY.
JUNE 3RD, 1895.
May IL. 1895. CIerA U D
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
IT / have put In q car load OF steel wire nails
and fence wire before the advance which l will
sell Tor limited time at prices bei)re the
vance. As there will likely be another advance
by the LIST OF April, would adyIse you 10 buy in
mediately what nails and wire you want Tor the
coming season. thereby saving money by not
pay ing the advance prices later on. word TO
the wise is sufficient. q ED. HUNTLEY.
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VoR SALE
Il The Mcdonald homestead. II rooms. with
cellar. A fine summer residence. Apply %
DIR !. A. DOERNER.
mayl7 Cumberland. Md
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigne
~ has leased the ENensbuTg EleC tric Light
plant from q. J. Blair. TO take effect May LIST. All
bills due from above date will be collected by the
undersigned on the LIST OF each month. All per-
sons using electric light will please be prep sred
TO paw for same on that da te 10 the undersigned
OF one authorized to collect the same
JAMES A. ROSS,
mays st. Manager.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

7 HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle. ac-
i knowledged by all to he one Of the best Bi-
cycles the market SO reduction regular
price will be given to the party giving me the
trst order this season. q HUNTLEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

EARMERS.
Your attention is kindly called to the best
hay carrier the market and At a reasonable
price. Call and see IL at
GEO. HUNTLEY's.
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VIvANTED-A reliable man TO represent a loan
w institution in Cambria county Money
loaned in sums of 500 TO $1,000. For particulars
apply to W. NJ. DAVIS, COalpOrt, Pa.
mch2gtf.
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II PAYS TO ADVERTISE.