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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-31
aDe.a,oeked Conference.

The Republican Senatorial Conference to
select a candidate 70 represent the Cam
bria- Blair district, met at the Logan
House, in Altoona. on Tuesday, and ef-
fected an org anization by the selection OF
DIR. j. c. Luke, of South Fork, as chair
man, and III. w. Culp, OF Altoona, as sec
retary.
There are two candidates-H9 an j. c.
Stneman. of South Fork, whose con-
ferees are DIR. j. G. Luke, of South
Fork. David Il. Wilson, of Mineral Point,
and George Il. Stineman. of South Fork.
The Blair county candidate is DIR. ID. j.
Appleby. of Tyrone, who has for his con-
ferees. NJ. ii. Culp, of Altoona, ii. c. Bur-
ger. of Freedom township, and DIR. E. ii.
Appleby, of Tyrone.
Since their organization the conferees
have been holding sessions daily and bal
Ioting without result, the vote standing
ALWAYS the same, Stineman 3, Appieby B.
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Real Estate Transfers.

j. C. Stineman ct NIX. to John E. Eek
mire. South Fork; consideration, 800.
Fred Bland ct ux. ct al. to 5. s. Scott
Reade. $50.
Frank p. Martin ct ux to John c. Ryan,
East Taylor. 800.
Mutual Building and Loan association
to Lizzie Lung, Conemaugh township,
s1,6l5.
Daniel S. McAnulty ct ux. to Henry Nc
Annuity, Barr, $500.
Thomas Barnes ct ux. ct al. to John
PIscura, Barnesboro, 1925.
Thomas Barnes ct ux. to George ReIko,
BarnesborO, 1925.
James +. Boyer ct ux. to Fidelity Build
ing & Loan association, Lower Ioder, 81.
Charles Marks ct ux. to Fidelity Build
ing & Loan association, Morreilville, 81.
John Whild ct ux. to Andrew Porter,
Barnesboro. $3.50.
John Davis ct ux. to Francis h. Straws-
baugh, Glenglade, $50.
Cambria Iron Company to Adam Beck
man, Johnstown. s225
John C. Martin ct TX. to Joseph Charlie,
Portage township, 800.
Albert Stern ct ux. to Sylvester Nuss,
Carroll. 1856.
Horace X. Rose uX. 10 Samuel hoHmdh /,
Johnstown, 81 500.
Charles Anna to Robert Graham, Carroll,
SIS.
Joseph Mack ct ux. to Joseph Sche-
penski. Carroll 81.
Thomas Barnes ct ux. to John Barnes,
Jr., Barnes boro, $50.
Susanna Naylor ct vir to Eva Davidson,
West Taylor, s25.
John a. Hommer ct ux. to Charles E.
Hommer, Reade, 81
Evangelical Association of North A Amer-
lea to John ii. Veil, Richland, SIS.
Grant Rowe to j. q. Lloyd, Ebensburg,
800.
Louis Gallow to Felix Geugen, Hastings,
81 900.
Executors OF Charles Won Lunen ct al.
to David NJ. Davis, Johnstown, $500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-31

The Courier has been reliably informed
that the new road between Patton and
Ebensburg via Eckenrode's Mills and
Bradley junction will positively be built.
1t cannot come too soon TO suit the large
number who are compelled TO drive 10 the
county seat by way of Carrolltown, which
is much out of the way. As has been
stated before this new road will shorten
the route by nearly five miles and will be
a road that will not drift in the winter
time-PattOR Courier.
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Are Not Candidate.

On Tuesday morning james Westrick,
one of Carroll townships most prosperous
and respected farmers, was caller at this
office Mr.. Westrick was nominated Tor
county commissioner by the late Populist
convention held at Carrolltown, but he
wants it distinctly understood that he is a
Democrat, and that the use OF his name by
the Populists was unwarranted. He means
to formally withdraw his name from the
ticket, upon which it was placed without
his knowledge or consent.
William Switzler, another prominent
Carroll township farmer..and a near neigh
bor of Mr. Westrick's, was selected by the
Peoples party as its candidate for county
treasurer. He is also Democrat and like
MIR westrick. does not desire any honors
at the hands of the new party.-Hdstings
Tribune.
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7 Acres

and forty tour perches.
piece OF parcel OF land situate In the town.
ship oi Jackson, IN said county of Camtria. de
scriDed as follows: Beginning at post and stones
at the land of the Blacklick Land Il Improve
ment Company; thence by said land South 81 de-
grees ~ minutes East 1919 feet TO a bemIock
thence South 81 degrees IA minutes East 1855 10
feet to a henlock; thence South ID degrees a.
minutes East 1oss feet to n chestnut; thence
South IS degrees 33 minutes West $40 10 feet to
q post; tt ence South ~ degrees So minutes West
$50 ieet ta post and stones; thence North 10 de-
grees IS minutes West AGA $40 feet TO White
OAK; thence North 80 degrees Os minutes West
1909 feet to a cucumber; thence North 4S deg rees
80 minutes West aS4 10 feet TO post and stones:
and thence North - degrees OIL minutes East 1874
s 10 ieet TO post and stones; the place OF begin
ming, containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-31
NOTICE.

A general meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Cambria Coal X Iron Company crEanlIed under
the laws OF PennSylvania will be held at the
Mountain House. Cresson. Cambria county Pa.
ON MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST.
Isas al ~ o'e lock noon Tor the purpose OF col-
sfderfpx a proposition sell aud dispose Of ali
the real estate OF said company and authorize
settlement OF affairs. the distribution Of the
assets ana a dissolution of THE corporation
GEc KiE r HUFF.
Jrly L. At President
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334 Acres

and 45&-l00o of acre. And having thereon
erected two frame houses. The coal mining
rights and privileges will be offered for sale
separate and apart from the surface of the land.
This is one OF ne most desirable coal properties
IN the Blacklick region.
The coal and minerals In, under or upon all
that certain piece parcel of land situate in the
township OF BIackiick, In said county of Jam
bria. bounded by land of Leander Bush, Joseph
Mardis, Heirs OF Samuel Reed. deceased, A. ' d.
BARKER and the Noore Syndicate containing
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the application OF
Jasper : Lanshery formerly resident OF Nor
risdale Mines. Cissrheld county. Pa. for the
transfer OF fhe ketafl Liqaor License granted
by the Court of Quarter Sessions OF Cambria
county for the year 1875 70 koicnd l. FrantE in
Hastings borough. where he nov resides. has
been led II off1ce Of the CLERK OF said CourE
and viii be presented for the consideration OF
said Court on Monday. August a.. ls95.
y ~. DAVIS.
Ebeasburg, Pa. July 81 Isss 81 CLERK q :.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby givea. that. having been ap-
pointed by the Court Of Common Peas of CaEn-
bria county. To distribute the fund IN the hnnds
otC A Sharhaugh, assignee ui John " >har-
haugh ct shown by his account. I viii sit
at my on, IL the borough q Ehensburg on
MONDAY. Angus SD, 1893 AZ 10 o'clock A.
N for the purpose OF dfsrharging the duties OF
said appointment, when aud where an persons
shall attend OF he forever deosrred from coming
in on said fund. Il. H MYERS.
July I. lsss5. Audttor
fuiy Il 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Rachael Jones In the Court Of Common Plear
vs. OF Cambria couutv-
Blake Jones. \ No. 5. June Tern. lssf-
LIBEL divorce.
Now. to wit: June 10th 1sa5- on motion Of NJ
B. stephens. ESD X L Cresswesl IS Appoi nted
COmmts sioner 10 take testimony aad report q de-
cree
cake notice that will sit At my oaice In the
WoOlf Building In the CITY Of iohnst3wn. Pa.
on FRIDAY AUGUST 7rH tsl-s at 10 O'Clock. +.
A. NJ tor the purpose of taxing testimony on part
OF libellant at which place and tine ali persons
int crested may be heard
r CRESS y Eli.
Johnstown. Pa. 5uly l.. lss5- Commissioner
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AZ Acres

and i54 pcfches-
The one undivided half interest In a piece or
parcel of land situate In the borough Of Oarroll-
town. in said county of Cambria. described as
follows: Fronting on ST. Mary street; thence
East along Dobe alley 200 teet more or less TO a
poet IN ST. Joseph street, thence South by said
street 30 feet moro less a post, thence by land
OF Heirs OF Lutxisn Bender West 200 feet more or
less to post in st. Mary street, thence py said
sire ct 20 feet less to place of begin ming
And having thereon erected TWOsSTORY
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It Will Cure cOIDMH HEAD
ExECUTRIX' NOTICE.

Estate OF Joseph Walters. deceased.
Letters testimentary having been granted to
the undersie ned In the estate OF Joseph Walters.
late OF Allegheny township. Cambria county. Pa,
deceased notice is hereby given 10 all those in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
present them properly authenticated Ior set
tlement- SUSAN WALTERS.
July 18th 1895. ot, Executrfx
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Frame House
1872 Acres,

20 perches and allowance.
piece or parcel of land situate in the town
chip OF Cambria and described follows. viz
Beginning at a post In the North side of run be
ing the Southeast corner of laid (fOrmerly) of
ID II. Roberts; thence by the same Vest. 40L
perches TO post; thence south by land formerly
of William Lloyd 2ss4 perches to a post; thence
East by land formerly OF the heirs OF :. X
Roberts 4014 perches to a small spruce. and thence
North by land formerly OF David Harris 2s54
I.erches TO the beginning. containing
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Cresson Springs COmDany viii be held a. the
Mountain Hoase. CressOn. Pa. on Tuesday,
August 4th 1895. At 10 O'Clock. A
Election Tor President and Directors same
time and place. Z II IA LIZ
July IL ST. SeeretArS-
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For further information apply to ticket
agents or Mr.. Thomas E. Watt. District
Passenger Agent, Pittsburg.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Cambria county
In the matter of the first and husl account Of
Thomas NJ t'raver, administrator Cf the es tate OF
FlOrent tina Huber. deceased
And now. July Ist. lSa6 motion Of Messrs
kittell y Little. attorneys for accountant. ? -
Sharbaugh appointed auiitor TO report distri-
button OF the iund in the hands Of the account
ant.
by THE CoURT-"
Certified July LIST. 1895,
r. Il. JosEs CLERK %. e.. ISeal-l
Notice Is hereby given that purSueut TO the
above appointment. will sit at NY cft e iu the
Rhey building. borough of Ehensburg, Satur-
day. August sth. 1895. at 10 O'Clock IN the lore
noon. when and where all persons having claims
on the said fund msy appear aid present the
same All persons falling 10 present their claims
at that time before the auditor viii be dehaT-ed
from coming in icr a share of the fuut.
20 C-SHARBAUGH
auditor
Ebensburg, Pa, Juls 9th. 1885. July L 81.
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Frame House

and outbuildings In good repair.
The one undivided halt interest In lot No. 3
situate In the borough of Chest Springs, in said
county OF Cambria
tfreen township. Indians county, Pennsylvania
bounded on the North by a street. on the East by
lot OF j. w. Rairigh. on the South Dy alley.
and on the West by LOT of George and william
Stimer. being 90 feet front, and extending back
about 100 feet, being knownlas lot No. in plot
plan OF said village OF Uniontown.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. OF the purch money TO be paid
In hand At the time of sale the balance OF one.
third at the confirm atiOn sale tn ird IN one
year. and the remaining third In two years from
the confirmation Of sale. Deferred payments TO
bear interest and to be secured by Judgment
bond aud mortgage OF purchaser
NJ ID BEARER.
Assignee of John A Blair
Ebensturg, Pa, July l4th 1895. l7st.
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AT THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster-loving
people OF EbensDurK, are INVITED to call at Robt.
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant. when they
want good, fresh Oys ters. by the pint, quart or
gallon Or you can have them Stewed Fried
Ill at the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day
octlitf
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O. Acres

aud 106 perches. together with the mining righ ts
and privileges thereto belonging.
piece or parcel OF land situate in the town
ship of Stony Greek. In said county of Cambria.
adjoining land Of George Meyrs. Samuel Smith
Morley heirs. q. W. Cottel. (now - Dieien-
baugh) and - Messenger, containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-31

~ OTICE q hereby given that application
~ viii h. made 70 the Co1rf of Common Pleas
81 the County % cambria. in the state OF Penn
sylvsn4a. On ne nth DAY OF AUGUST
MKT at 10 o'clock in The forenoon. under Act OF
Assembly emitted An Act % Provide iOr the
Incorporation and Regulation % Certain Uorgc-
ratious- approved Aprfl -.ath. lss6. and the sup
piements thereto by Amelia liza -en. Emma
Cossr0ve. May Daily. sIay Mcbride ana Eloise
Carr for the charter Of intended corporation
% Se called sisters OF Mercy of 81 Aiovsius
Academy. Lsaretto Pa. - the character aud object
Of which ~ fCr f5rtorming in general the duties
oi charity and mercy. of visiting he sick in
hospitals snf prisons taking Of destitute
Phans- and Eeeping schools ior the education Of
yCufhs and tOr this purpose tc have. POS sess and
enlcs all the rights. benefits and privileges con
ierred nE the Act Of Assembly referred 70 and it,
supplements.
KTrTELI 4 LITTLE
July "a 1sQs 81 Solicitors
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Mi.eeIl.,eoo. Notices.

ONE HORSE hay rakes for sale cheap at DUP
" TONS. July "a IT,
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The card of Mr.. Raphael Hite. of Car
roll township, as a candidate for poor di-
rector, is published in another column.
Mr..H iLe has served one termas director and
has discharged the duties of the office with
credit and ability. He has always been
careful of the interests OF the taxpayers,
while he has always been in favor of hav-
ing the poor we'll taken care of. If nomi-
mated and elected he Will perform the
duties of the Office with the same fidelity
in the future as he has done in the past.
"A special train on the Pennsylvania
railroad carrying troops from the Lewis
town encampment strnck buggy contain
ing young man ana woman, at the cross
ing at Bird in Hand, near Lancaster. Pa,
at an early hour Sunday morning, Bar
bara Hershey, of Black Horse, was in
stantly killed and Enos Barge, of Refton,
her escort, had an arm cut of and is prob
ably fatally injured. The horse was in-
stantly killed. The Young couple were
returning from a party and were chatting
with friends in rear vehicle when struck
| by the locomotive. They are the children
of wealthy farmers.
| Charles Alexander, who was connected
with +. w. Clark in his newspaper and
| other affairs at Johnstown, was arrested
| at the home of his father, at -Blacklick.
| Indiana county, last week on the charge
| of forgery, INSTRUMENTATION and fraudu-
! lent entry, preferred against him by Geo
"A. OIewine, president OF the Altoona
| Building and Loan Association. The IN
| formation was made before Alderman An
| drew G.. Owens. of Johnstown, the day al
| ter F. w. Clark was arrested-June 9-ou'
| Alexander suddenly left for parts un-
known. Alexanderer entered bail in the
sum of 500 for his appearance at court.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

Not satisfied with its long winded attack of Tuesday morning upon a number of the largest and most Sub stantial business enterprises in Ithe Salt River valley, The Gazette in the issue of "Wednesday goes step further and threatens to expose cer- tain canal projects as frauds, for no other reason than because the rep resenHatives of these enterprises have been unable to complete their works owing to the general dis trust of western securities. Any newspaper reader we'll knows that since ithe Chicago convention there has been absolutely no market flor the se- curities of any private or municipal corporation of the west, nor would there be flor years to come should the silver craze triumph. The Hudson Reservoir company has spent in sur veys alone over $6O,000, while the Rio Verde and the Agua Fria companies have both spent a much larger sum ir surveys and actual work. The Re publican will resent to the las1 any effort to injure or belittle the best interests of Arizona and the Salt Rivel ] valley.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15
BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION.

Washington Post, October 8: Charles c. Randolph who has for seven years been one of the representatives in this city of the New York Times, has re- signed his position with that paper and will in a few days leave for Phoenix, Ariz, to take possession of the Arizona Republican, of which paper he has be come the proprietor and editor. MT. Randolph has had just the experience to thoroughly qualify him to give the Arizona people the sort of newspaper they want. He has helped to make newspapers from the ground up," in New York state, in Kansas City, in Kansas, at the state capital of New York as correspondent of The Times, and as an alert and accurate observer at the National capital. He makes friends wherever he goes, so that it is safe to assume that he will not be long @ stranger in Arizona.
 The undersigned who came into pos sesion of the Arizona Republican ten days ago, today assumes personal con- trol and direction of the property. It shall be his aim to make this a news paper on which the people of Arizona may rely for the news of the day, and which shall accurately reflect the life and spirit of the territory In politics the paper will be Republican. It will stand squarely on the St. Louis plat form. It will undertake to show that the policy advocated by the Chicago convention is fraug1ht with peril to the country. It will produce evidence that the great Republican party may be trusted to work for the betterment of the country's financial system. In itH treatment of all questions 1t will strive to be fair. Personal and politi- cal opponents will not be pilloried in the columns of this paper. As soon as may be practicable improvements ir the appearance and news gathering facilities of The Republican will be made To this end the support of the people of Phoenix and the territory a large is respectfully solicited.
 CHARLES c. RANDOLPH.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15
NONE BUT AYERS AT THE
 WORLDS FAIR.

Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the ex- traordinary distinction of having been the only blood purifier allowed an ex- hibit at the Worlds Fair. Chicago. Manufacturers of other sarsaparillas sought by every means to obtain a showing of their goods, but they were all turned away under the application of the rule forbidding the entry of patent medicines and nostrums. The decision of the Worlds Fair authori- ties in favor of Ayers Sarsaparilla was in effect as follows: Ayers Sarsapa- rilla is not a patent medicine It does not belong to the list of nostrums. It is here on it's merits"
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

The English few years ago were complaining of hard times even more than we are now. Money was scarce with them, labor was unemployed, ldhe farmers were clamoring for relief. Their government did not lose its head in the emergency. The dema- gogues even did not cry for free coin age. The English leaders learned long ago that the times cannot always be good.
 England today is more prosperous than ever before in her history. More than the usual number of her laborers find employment. Money is so plenti- full that vast sums are available for safe investment at from three-quarters to two per cent. MT Bryan has inti- mated that England is prosperous, "be- cause she has her hand upon the throak" of the United States. This is about as close to argument as Bryan and the other preachers of discontent manage to approach. In England the fact is recognized that prosperity and diversity move in cycles.
 England has had her share of hard times in the last hundred years. Just now the turn is in her favor. Even when her commereial and financial condition was least promising she was the heavy creditor of the United States The United States had an unexampled period of prosperity from 1870 unti 1S92-tJhe so-called crime of 1873 tc the contrary notwithstanding. The an cient law of cause and effect is stil in operation. It will continue to op
 crate long after Willie Bryan shal have been forgotten. Good times vii return to us when econ homie conditions
 are in our favor. In the meantim, Organism is working a distinct injur. to the country
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

Now we are told that the majority of the laboring men who wear -McKin- ley buttons do so only through fear that they will lose their jobs if they refuse, not because they intend to vote for the Republican ticket. Possibly it is fear, also, that is responsible for the big Mckinley "straws' now being re- corded in the different states. Of course it is fear alone that induces the gamblers of New York, tender crea- lures that they are, to offer odds of two and three to one on Mckinley. It is noteworthy that the fear appears to be all on one side.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15
HON. A. J. DORIAN MEETINGS.

Hon. A. J. Doran, Republican nomi- meetings at l-he following places on the dates given: Williams, October IA. Prescott, October 15. Jerome, October 17 Congress, October 19. Tucson, October 21. Bisbee, October 23. Tombstone, October "A. Clifton, October 26. Thatcher, October 27. Globe, October 29.
 Yuma, October 31. Phoenix, November 2.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

What has become of Stewart of Ne vada? We haven't heard word from him since the publication of that para graph from his speech delivered in the seventies showing his innate affection for gold. Show yourself, William! What about the "crime of 1S73?"
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

Phoenix Republicans are getting ready to show the faith that is in them. The Mckinley rally Friday night promises to be the most imposing po- litical demonstration in the history of the city
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

Judging from the procession that filed through this office yesterday the Republicans of Phoenix are glad that Arizona is to have an out and out, progressive exponent of Republican opinion
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

and luxuriance, restores to faded and gray hair its original color, prevents badness, removes dandruff, and cures scalp diseases. 1t gives perfect satis- faction.
 The best way to avoid scalp dis eases, hair falling out, and premature badness, is to use the best preventive known for that purpose Halls Hair Remover. ri.aie
 To remove the c6fstipated habit, the only safe treatmeft is a course of Ayers Pills, followed by laxative diet. Most other cathartics do more harm than good, therefore leading physicians recommend Ayers Pills, es- pecially as fannily physic.
 Constipation is usually habit of the body induced by prolonged inattention to the calls of nature It is a condi- ! tion so perilous to the general health, that it should be relieved as speedily, but judiciously, as possible People who have allowed themselves to be- come costive and irregular usually try i to remedy the evil by the use of violent purgahves, and the result is that the bowels become weakened and the dis | order all the more difficult of cure. The medicine best calculated to pro- duce natural movement and at the same time to strengthen the bowels, is Ayers Pills. When taken according to directions, the result is always bene- ficial. A few doses gently stimulate the bowels to healthy action, restore their lost tone, and promote easy evac- nations. No other pill so well supplies the demand of the general public for a safe, certain, and agreeable family medicine. Physicians recommend them. They received the highest awards of the Chicago Worlds Fair Commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-15

The thought of little boy Bryan "sloshing around" in Lincoln's shoes is enough to make even a Washington hackman weep.