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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-01-11
THE NEWS RESUME.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Comprehensive Review Of the
Past Week Called From the Tel.
cgraph Reports The Notable
Events Mt Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention.
Nn.hinpton Talk.

NNShfNEtOn Tux.
The senate committees have been
completed and announced.
The Republican organization propo-
sition carries in the senate. 10 to 70.
only one OF the Populists voting.
The Texas has been ordered to pro-
ceed to the Norfolk navy yard where
the extensive repairs recommended by
the inspection board probably will be
made.
Gov. Richards of Wyoming has gone
to Washington to make protest
against the invasion and depredations
Of the Cree Indians from Canada. The
Canadian authorities refused to act In
the matter and the governor decided
to appeal to Washington.
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People Talked About.


NJ. Bourgeois. the French premier, Is
a cyclist.
The prince of Wales has the smallest
feet of any royal parsonage, and they
are, also, perfectly shaped.
Prince Pedro of Coburg. the grand
son of the late Emperor Dom Pedro OF
Brazil, is now hopelessly insane.
The emperor of Japan is antaaks;
around sportsman, devoted to rtdl4,
s;;..ec"ting, i'shing, tennis, billiards. N! ~
foot hall. sY90
Paul Bnurget has lost a brotlleN
the Madagascar expedition. He
of fever as he was ON the pointSe9
starting home.
Henry Labourcllere says George Au-
gustus Sala furnished more copy dur
Ing his lifetime than any other news
paper man who has ever lived.
Senator Sherman. one Of eleven
children to begin with, Is said to be
thirty-seven times an uncle and grand
uncle to sixty-three children.
The voice of DR.. Max Nordau 10
closely resembles Gladstone's that 1t is
almost impossible to distinguish be-
tween them when they, are heard to-
gether.
May Yohe's husband Lord Hope.
has been discharged from bankruptcy
on the payment Of 10 shillings on the
pound, his dcpts reaching over $3,0OO,-
6OO.
Prince Leopold of Prussia has been
installed grand master of the Prussian
Masonic lodge. This dignity was last
held by the late Emperor Frederick
when he was crown prince.
John Morley, in an article in one Of
the magazines, says: ''There are prob
ably not six Englishmen over fifty
now living whose lives need to be
written, or should be written"
A letter received from ex-Consul
Waller. dated at his prison in France,
states that his health has improved re-
Gently. He also states that there has
been an improvement in his treatment.
He expresses gratitude to those who
have befriended him and his family In
this country.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-01-11

The wrccklng crew which fi0ated the
cable steamer Poyycr Oncrticr after
she went ashore at st. Pierre MIGUEL,
fortnight ago. cannot convey her to
st. Johns. y. T.. for repaifs. owing to
the stormy Waafhpr
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-01-11
Accidental Happcnlnrs.

7: Fire destroyed the summer home Of
August Zerega. at Ferry avenue aud
IOrilard Point. New York. The loss
was $4,000.
Ethel Howell, aged six, daughter Of
Charles Howell Of Webster City. Iowa,
was pr,bably fatally burned by her
clothing catching fire while she was
playing by the stove.
A collision occurred at the La,vndale
Avenue station of the Metropolitan
Elevated railway In Chicago, resulting
in the partial derailment of one of the
trains and injuring, more or less seri-
ously, several passengers.
Henry Harrison. living near Mound,
Okla, got up and, falling into the fire.
place, was buried to death. His
grandson, who discovered the burning
body, was so overcome with the hor-
rOr Of the scene that he became IL raw
ing maniac.
Bert, the eight-year-old son of And
rev Lamb Of Pearl City, ILL.,. and his
brother Claude, two years older, were
playing with gun which, in some un-
explained manner, exploded, tearing n
hole through the brain of the younger
boy who died in few minutes.
Larson Berg, an Illinois Central
brakeman. slipped on the Recovered
top of freight car near Fort Dodge,
Iowa and fell between the cars. His
body was cut In two and death result
ed Immediately. Berg leaves a wife
ut Waterloo and leaves a wife and two
children. 4.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-01-11

atroyed Property Within Eight
Miles of Havana and Are Only
the Apparatus ID Located Upon
Which Havana Depends for Its
Water supply.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-01-11

Key West, Jan. s.-Jesus Petuna. a
we'll known Cuban patriot received a
cipher dispatch from Gen. Gomez this
morning declaring that the Spaniards
were helnlned in on all sides, and that
before nightfall. Havana would be in
possession of the patriot troops.
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trcss Aiaa.:s, s:::i -s5cinE garrison&1 'Dy
tue Cabanas Principe, Alares, Santa
Clara and Reina troops, with heavy
artillery, and by 10000 volunteers with
10000 more loyal citizens in the city
willing to take up arms. With these
forces at command the authorities ex-
press the opinion with great confidence
that 1t would be impossible for the I'LL
surgents to capture the city unless
they were provided with siege ar
tillery. 1t is claimed that only small
bands of insurgents are engaged in
the operations under Gomez, and that
they are successful only in small
towns. The main force of the insur-
gent army is now in the province of
Pinar del Rio, the advance guard be-
ing at Pastoral and at Jaco Taco"
Sensational Reports.
Boston, Jan. S.-The Traveller has re-
ceived the following dispatch:
Batabino, Cuba, Jan. Cat 1890
this morning the cable operator here
received the following dispatch:
"'Cubans have captured the city
(Havana). Morro Castle alone holds
out. Gen. Campos -- -
Here tile dispatch ended abruptly as
cable communication between Havana
and this point was cut Off"
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Evil DOings,


Mrs. Davidson has reiterated her
charges against Rev. Brown.
Twenty-ninc bucketshop keepers in
Chicago have been indicted.
Andrew Brown, a negro ex-cOnvict
and notorious cattle-thief, was lynched
in Simpson county, Miss.
At Koxville. Tenn, Orville Haskison,
q fourteen. year-eld white boy, killed
Frank Hopkins ,colored, same age.
Albert Wcodley, the murderer OF his
intended vile, Jennie Buchanan, was
hanged in the yard Of the county Jail
ut Pittsburg.
Mrs. Nora McI4ain of Elkhart, Ind,
was found unconscious at her, home,
and soon died of arsenical poisoning.
The case is being investigated.
Veet V'ilburn, farmer of Atlantic
City, Iowa, cut his wife's throat und
then committed suicide. The. woman
may recover.
At Prescott, Kan., at IL dance. John
MesSer, while intoxicated, quarreled
with Sidney Stauffer and cut the latter
with Il razor, almost severing the car
torid artery. Messer then stole u team
and escaped.
Gov. Coffin Of Connecticut has re-
fused to grant the requisition from
Gov. Altgeld of Illinois for the extra
dition of w. ]. Ennison Of Chicago.
Gov. Coffin takes the ground that it is
a civil case, and consequently Ennison
is OF n fugitive from justice.
A San Francisco paper says the
government is preparing to prosecute
the conspirators who perjuretl them
selves to aid James Addison Peralta-
Reavis. in his mythical claim Of 49,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-08-07
Correspondence.

Lilly, Pa, August 5th, 1896.
ED. FREEMAN:-LillY is one of the most
progressive little towns in the state of
Pennsylvania. The town IS all hustle and
hustle from Monday morning until
Saturday night. Everything is all
activity. The people of the little town are
ambitious and energetic and this accounts
for so much being done. The town can
now boast of having three churches, two
schools, business houses of all kinds, q
complete system of water works, build
ing and loan association and an opera
house Of first class style. A movement is
now ON foot to organize q fire company
a board of trade aud there Is some talk of
q paper being printed. After the board Of
trade is thoroughly organized IL is the ex-
pectation Of many that manufacturing
concerns can be induced to locate here, as
they could find no better location between
Harrisburg and Pittsburg Lilly. with its
pushing energetic citizens, bids fair to be
come one of the foremost towns in the
state HUSTLER.
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Atlantic City, August 3.-Anether acci-
dent happened yesterday by the collapse
of section of the new boardwalk. A
twenty foot section of the planking con-
Meeting with photograph gallery on the
beach, below Missouri avenue, went down
yesterday afternoon. and niue people fell
through to the beach, narrowly escaping
serious injury. 1t WAS necessary 70 take
Mr.. j. E. Williams. of Johnstown, Pa,
who sustained several scalp wounds, and
Mrs. E. Holdsworth, of Philadelphia, who
sustained Commissions about the head and
body, to the city hospital, where their
wounds were dressed. The pianking g that
broke was formed of the boards taken from
the old walk, and used In spite of the pro-
tests of the adjacent property owners.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-08-07
Armament List.

The following cases are listed for Cam
bris county argument court, commencing
Monday, August 18th:
Long vs.. Sell. Rogue VS.. Pennsylvania
Railroad company. Coyle VS.. Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Thomas VS.. Provident
Mutual Fire Insurance company, Tavis
VS.. Grouse, Wallace VS.. Letter ct al. Mill
er, plaintiff in error, VS.. Rose, defendant in
error; In re private road in Croyle town
ship, Genner 81 Co. VS.. Luckhardt; Grit
fifth, plaintiff in error, VS.. Clark, defendant
in error; Mcdonald VS. Hofecker; In re
exceptions in assigned estate of Rose Nc
Cough, Christman vs.. Gray, In re public
road in Stonycreek and Richlsnd town
ships, Page vs.. Page, Equity Building &
Loan associate VS.. Thomas ct al, Weak
lank VS.. Farabaugh ct al. Weaklsnd VS..
Luther ct al, In re condemnation of land
of CaIon Lahey, Jones vs.. Weakland; /;
Johnston Buck & Company VS.. Cuttings.
Use of Ssndford vs.. Lehmeir, In re road
in Summerhill and Croyle townships; In
re rule on Thomas VS.. Dodson. committee;
Hipps & Lloyd vs.. Mechling, Waters VS.
Cambria county.
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Fsrn.r.' Encsmpms,s.

From August II to 81, inclusive. the
Pennsylvania Railroad company will sell,
for the above occasion, round-trIp tickets
TO Mount Gretns and return at rate OF one
fare for the round trip, from principal
stations between East Liberty and Bryn
Mawr, on the Northern Central railway
north of and including Luthervflle, and on
the Phiiadelphia and Erie Railroad di-
vision These tickets will be valid for re-
turn passage until August 81, inclusive.
For information in regard TO train ser
vice and special rates application should
be made to ticket agents.
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Gteudfsh 81 urdeF.

Greensburg, Pa. August 2.-One of the
most fiendish murders ever committed in
this locality was perpetrated in the little
mining village of Darragh, near the Madi-
son coal works last night about II o'clock.
Patrick Coyie, an old. grayhaired miner,
20 years of age, was pounded and choked
to death by his son, Walter Coyle, aged
about "A years Old Mrs. Coyle, the
mother of the murderer, was an eye wit
ness of the horrible crime and on her knees
pleaded .or the life OF her husband, but
was inally compelled TO flee.
Young Coyle's wife recently became de-
mepted and was sent to an asylum on FRI
day last. Coyle's aged parents taking
charge of her infant. Young Coyle came
home last Saturday night and was re
preached by his father for drinking and
psglecting his child. The young mai
sprang al his father and beat and cheket
him 10 ceath. The mother sounded TIT
alarm and a number of stalwart miners o
the neigh DO r hood came and after desper
ate struggle overpowered the murderer
The sheriff was sent for and Coyie va
] taken TO Jail.
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7 Acres

and forty tour perches.
piece OF parcel OF land situate In the town.
ship OF Jack son, IN said county of Camtria, de
scrfbed follows: Beginning at post and stones
at the land OF the Blscklick Land Improve
ment Company; thence ny said land South 81 de-
grees ~ minutes East 33ls feet to hemiock !;
thence South 81 degrees IA minutes East 1885 10
feet to q henlocki thence South 10 degrees ~
minutes East 1855 feet to q chestnut thence
South as degrees 80 minutes West 5l0 10 feet to
q post; tfence South ~ degrees So minutes West
$50 feet 70 post and stones: thence North 20 de-
grees IS minutes West 464 $40 feet TO White
OAK; thence North 30 degrees 0s minutes " est
1909 feet to a cucumber; thence North 4s degrees
80 minutes West s&& 10 feet 10 post and stones
and thence North 81 degrees OIL minutes East 1874
s 10 ieet to post and stones; the place OF begin
ming. containing
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Aarrfage Licenses.


The following marriage licenses were is
for the week ending Thursday, Aug. 9th,
1896:
Eugene .. Devine and Nora A Spsngler,
Johnstown-
Samuel Lane and WiIda Reed, Johns
Johnstown.
James Baker and Mary Corrigsn, Johns
town.
John Conway and Mary Crossan, Johns
town.
Harry Atkinson and Emma Lilly,
Houtzdale, Pa.
John Stana and Anna FLIP, WtisalI.
Morris Billich, JohnsIown, and Sophia
c. Fingerhut, Conemaugh township.
Henry ]. Nagsl and Louisa Wagner,
Johnstown.
David Wise and Mary A Reed, Lower
Yoder township.
John Robine, Washington township. and
Mary Duffy, Allegheny township.
Louis o, Pegg and Goltills Babel, Nor
rel.ville.
| Jesse NulhoIlen and NJ adge Nunamaker
| South Fork.
W. W. Snyder and Jane Salisbury
Cymbria Mines.
| Steve Kutey and Mary Thomas. Barnes
/ boro.
HF Epplev and Catharine M Ford
! Rosedae.
| Peter WueIfel Summerhill township
| and Lucie Long, Croyle township.
Celestine Fresh and Annie E. Hoover
| Johnstown-
Philip L. Weightman and Mary B
| Myers, Johnstown.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the application of
Jasper - Lansbery- formerly 3 resident @ Nor
risdale Mines Ilesrneld county. Pa fOr The
transfer Of the Retail Liquor License granted
by the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cambria
cOnnty Tor the year is-6 kolcnd J. FrantE IN
Hastings borough. where he resides. has
been led IN the Office Of the CLERK said Court
and viii he presented for the ronslferatisn of
said Court on Monday. August l.. lsss5
SN- DAVIS
Ebeasburg. Pa. Iaiy 81 1851 CIsrs q :.
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AUDITORS lNOTICE.

Rachael Jones) In the Court Of Common PIesr
vs. OF Cambria county.
Blake Jones \ No. 5 June Term. 1920.
LIBEL DIYoRgE
Now 10 wit. June 10th ls9o. on motion OF NJ
B. stephens. Esq.. X T.. Cresswell is appointed
t,ommis siOner to take testimony aud report de
rake notice that will sit AZ my ONCE in the
Woolf Building IN the CITY Of IOhnstown. Pa
on FRIDAY AUGUST 7rH. tsaB- at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ Tor the purpose of taking testimony on part
of Iibellant. at which place and time all persons
interested may be heard.
r CREcSSN " ELL.
Johns town. Pa. July u. lseo. CommIssioner
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334 Acres

and &5s-lO00 of an acre. And having thereon
erected two frame houses. The coal mining
rights and privileges viii be offered for sale
separate and apart from the surface of the land
This is of ne most desirable coal properties
IN the BIacklick region.
The coal and minerals In, under or upon all
that certain piece parcel OF land situate in the
township of Blacklick, In said county of Csm-
bris, bounded by land of Leander Bush, Joseph
Msrdis, Heirs OF Samuel Reed. deceased, A q.
Bark er and the " Noure Syndicate, containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-08-07
NOTICE.

general meeting of the stockholders Of the
Cambria Coal n Iron Company. organized uncer
the laws OF Pennsylvania. will he held At the
Mountain House. Cresson. Cambria county. Pa.
on MONDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST.
Ise6. al II O'Clock noon, for he purpose of cor
sidering proposition to sell and dispose OF ali
the real estate OF said company and authorize n
settlement OF Its affairs the distribution Of the
assets. ana a dissolution OF the corporation
GEpKC r r. HUFF.
Jelly IL a.. President
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Frame House
1872 Acres,

70 perches and aIIoWence.
piece or parcel of land situate in the town
ship OF Cambria and described follows. viz:
Beginning at post In the North side o { rnn be
ing the South east corner of laid (formerly) of
ID II. Roberts; thence oy the same Vest &o1a
perches to q post; thence south by land formerly
Of William Lloyd 2s5 perches TO post; thence
East by land (formeriy) OF the heirs OF . K
Roberts $0H perches to q small spruce. and thence
North bv land (forperly) of David Harris zs54
Ierches 10 the BEGINNING containing
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Treasurer OF Cambria county to A. w.
Buck, White. consideration, 81.
A. w. Buck ct ux. to j. c. Kessler,
White. SIS.
Margaret P. McCOnaughy ct al. to John
F. Smith, Johnstown, $500.
Treasurer of Cambria county to John +.
Hollen, Reads, IS.
Chauncev Davis ct ux. to Merrick c.
Horner, Roxburv, 500.
J. R. Rishel ct ux. T. F. Rishel. Patton
1915
Daniel S. McAnulty to Mary M. Gerard,
Barnesboro, 800.
Lucinda A. GRAY at vir to John ]. Nc
Cam, Reade, $500.
Joshua C. Duncan ct ux. to F. ID. Taylor,
Lower Yoder. 8, 900.
Sheriff of Cambria county TO M. h.
Stephens, Johnstown, 1900.
NJ. b. Stephens 10 DR.. L. II. Maper,
Johnstown, 5000.
Emma Lydick ct vir ct al. to Samantha
Hite. Blacklick. s2l6.
Margaret P. McConaughy ct al. to Au
gust G. Maver ct al. Johnstown, 81 900.
William II. Smay ct ux. to John Simon
ski ct al, Portage township, $500.
Cambria Iron company to Patrick Fsrdy,
Conemaugh township, 50, 900
Mrs. NJ. p. Taylor to Samuel Fornwalt,
Rox bury, 500.
Benjamin GOuchnour ct ux. TO Clote-
worthy Mcdowell, West Taylor $3.50.
Rachael Blough to Henry A. Shaffer,
Rox onry. 1865.
Cambria Iron company to Cathsrine M.
Saylor, Upper YOder, 1927.
Leah Weaver ct al, TO Alexander Weay-
eT, Richlsnd, 5000.
Alexander Weaver ct ux. to Edward j.
Berwjnd, Richland, &, ,297.
Sarah E. Watt ct vir to Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Portage borough, $3.50,
Scholastica Hartman ct vir to GaliitZin
Building & Loan Association, Gallitzin
be rough, Il.
Edward w. Sharbsugh ct ux. to f. c.
Sharbaugh, Spangler, 600
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

Estate of Joseph Walters. deceased
Letters testimentary having been granted TO
the uniersie ned in the estate OF Joseph Walters.
late OF Allegheny township Cambria county Pa,
deceased notice Is hereby given 10 all those in
debted 20 said estate TO make immediate pay
ment. md those having claims against the same
TO present them properly authenticated iOr set
Element SUSAN WALTERS
July 18th 1890. OF. Exec1trix.
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AZ Acres

and lb1 pclches-
The one undivided half interest In q piece or
parcel of land situate In the borough of Oarroil-
Town. In said county of Cambria, described
follows: Frontins St. Mary street; thence
East aionK Dobis alley 200 feet more or less to q
peet IN 81 Joseph street, thence South by said
street 20 feet moro less post, thence by land
of Heirs OF Lutxtan Bender West 200 feet more or
less TO post in st. Mary street; thence py said
sire ct 70 feet more less to place Of BEGINNING
And having thereon erected WOsSFORY
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NOTICE g. hereby given that sn application
~ viii be made 70 the Court Of Common Pleas
81 the County OF Cambria. in the state Of Penn
sylSansA. the IsrH DAY OF AUGUST
MKT at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. under Act OF
Assembly entitled An Act % Provide far the
Incorporation aud Regulation of Certain Cor..o-
raiions.' approved April -lth, ls76. and the sup
plements thereto. By Amelia lLm sen. Emms
Coser0ve. Mary DAILY. May Mcbride and ElBiss
Carr for the charter Of an intended corporation
10 Se called sisters of Mercy OF ST Aloysius
Academy. I.pTetfo Pa the character aud object
OF which d for performing in general the duties
oi charity and mercy. oi visiting the sick paor in
hospitals and prisons. taxing care OF destitute or
phans. and keeping schools ior the education OF
you tbs, and tor this purpose 10 have. possess aud
enjoy all the rights. hcnents and privileges con
ierred bx the Act OF Assembly referred 10 ana IT.
supplements
hTrrELL 4 LITTLE.
July "a. lsS5- 81. SsIicitars
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64 Acres

aud los perches. together with the mining righ f.
and privileges thereto belonging.
piece or parcel OF land situate in the town
adjoining land of Gorge Meyrs. Samuel smith
Morley heirs, u. W Cotteil- tnow'- Diefen-
bAughl and - Messenker. Containing
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Aherln'a Sales.

On Monday last Sheriff Coulter knocked
down the ing properties at sheriff's
sale:
The property of j. j. Mcdonnell and j.
Z. Wilson was sold to Ellen HOPPER for
a, SIS.
The interest of John w. Otto in a tract
of land in Blacklick township. was sold to
George f. Otto, for s25.
The interest of w. t. Harrison in lot
of ground in Hastings, was sold to the
Hastings Building & Loan association for
$50.
The interest of Andrew Maholshoe, Paul
Pugal and Peter Graban in q lot of ground
in Hastings was sold to the same associa
tion for 800.
The same association also purchased for
$50 each the lsts of Emma and Scott Byrne.
Alfred Quish, Elmer +. Goss and ID. NJ /.
McKendry and Emanue! Armstrong all in
Hastings.
The interest of Isaac GOlisten in q lot
of ground in South Fork, was sold to Aaron
Goldman for 500 and q lot of ground in
Spangler belonging 10 the same defendant
was solo 20 the same party for $500.
The sale of the interest of d. E. Motley
in several tracts of land advertised for sale
was postponed until the first Monday of
September.
The Clearfield Building and Loan ssso-
citation purchased the interest of John ID.
Jones. Cathsrine Let's and L. w. Lets in
a lot in Patton for s35.
The sale of the properties of w. c.
Wolfe, in Lilly, was postponed until the
| first Monday in September.
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ATTHE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster-loying
people of EbensDurg are fnyited 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 nave them Stewed or Fried
all at the lowest price Fresh Oysters every day.
octlltf
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Cambria county.
In the matter of the nrst and nnai account Of
Thomas NJ Crayer. aim inistrator ~ the e. tate OF
Florentfna Huber. deceased
And now July let. lS96 motion OF MessTs-
KiItelI Il Little, attorneys tor accountant. r -
Sharbaugh appointed auiitor 10 TeIsort dtstri-
hutton of the iund in the hands OF the account
ant
"BV THE CoVET-"
Certified July list. 1890,
r. Il. JosEs lerk a. G.. lSeal
Notice Is hereby given that pursuent 10 the
above appointment. | will sit my ON e in the
Riley building, borough OF Ehensburg. on Satur-
day. August SIh. 1895. at 10 O'Clock IN the lore
noon when and where all persons having claims
on the said fund msy appear and present the
same All persons falling To present their claims
that time. before the auditor. will he delarred
from coming in Tor a share of the iund-
&c. .SHARBATGH
auditor
Eheusburg Pa July 9th 1895 July l. 81.
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MfseeBia.eeas Notices.

ONE HORSE hay rakes Tor sale cheap At DUP
~ TONS July "a IT,