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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-02-19
EAST MAEn.
ACurofIen Per Cent

TIE following cut in wages viii go into
effect about the same time that Mckinle
goes into the presidential chair General
Manager Price. of he Cambria Iron com
pany. caused the following notice To be
uosted up on Friday last: Owing To the
general depressed prices ruling in the steel
trade. and especially the severe drop in the
nrice of rails, which the Cambria Iron
COMPANY neither caused nor followed,
until compeIled to do so in order
10 secure sufficient tonnage 10
I,eep the mills in operation: and to enable
the company to partially meet the losses
involved, a reduction in the salaries aud
wages in each office and department con-
nected with this company, averaging ten
ner cent. will go into effect March l, 1897.
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/ Sheriff Coulter has advertised the fol-
/ lowing properties at sheriff's sale at the
/ court house on Monday, March l, 1897. al
one O'Clock. +. NJ:
The interest of Michael PateZ in the sur
face of 30 acres of land in Summerhill and
Portage townships, having thereon a two
story plank house and log stable.
The interest of Ruth Hickman in a lot
of ground in BarneSboro. having thereon a
twO-story frame house and out buildings.
The interest of Erick Broberg in a lot of
ground IN Susquehanna township. south
extension of Hastings borough, having
thereon a two-stOry frame house.
The interest of John BergquiSt in a lot
in Hastings borough, having thereon a
two-story frame house.
The interest of Mary Ann Aultus in a
lot of ground in the borough of summer
hill, having thereon a two-story plank
house, stable and outbuildings.
The interest of Lawrence PrOckley i'm 80
acres of land in Portage township, having
thereon erected a twO-story frame house,
log barn and outbuildingS.
The interest of Thomas Munroe in a lot
of ground in GaIIiizin borough, fronting on
Main street, having thereon a large frame
q
store room, stable and outbuidings.
The interest of Thomas Munroe in lot
of ground in GaIitzin borough. having
thereon erected building used as a meat
market.
The interest of Michael ID. Wills in a lot
of ground in Ashville borough. having
thereon erected two story plank house, u
stable. an ice house and ware rooms.
l.. -.
No. 10 in plan of lots laid out by Michael
Sattery, in CreSSon township.
The interest of Thomas DodsOn in a lot
ground in CreSSon township, having there
ON two story frame building containing :
rooms aud a small One-story frame build
ing used aS Il dwelling and meat market.
The interest of Jeanette l.. Shunkwiler
and Clarence NJ. Shunkwier in half lot
of ground on the west side of Beaver
street. in Hastings borough. having there
on a two story frame building used as a
dwelling and StUrerOOm.
The interest of John ROSenhamer in Ggl5
acres of land in Cambria township. having
thereon a two-Story frame dwelling house.
large bank barn and other Outbuildings.
The interest of John RoSenhamer in %
acres of land in Cambria township.
The interest of II. j. Conway in 100 acres
of land in GallitZin township. having
thereon two-Stery dwelling house oCcu-
pied 10y ii. j. Conway; two-StOrY dwell
ing house occupied by IL. c. Donohoe; a
two-story dwelling house occupied by
Clara ShOnehart; a twO-StorY dwelling
occupied by Morris Weaver.
The interest of J. f. Marks in lot in
Patton borough, having thereon a two
story frame dwelling house.
The interest of Edward Eyer in loi ot
ground in SUSqueha1na township. being
| lot No 81 on plan OF lots laid out by
| Thomas Byrne.
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Cambria Iron company to Jacob Fl. Gas
ton. East Conemaugh, Consideration, $3.50.
Joseph Hogue ct uX. to J. +. Shields,
Allegheny, 81.
A. +. Patton, trustee, TO Patton Clay
Manufacturing company, Patton. 81.
Cambria Iron company to William T..
Adams, Cooper Sdale, $500.
William +. Adams ct uX. to William Nc
Featers, Coopersdale. 500.
Lizzie f.. Griffith ct yir to William {.
McFeaterS, Coopersdale, 500.
Franklin Berkeble ct uX. to Elizabeth
EerkebiIe, Richland, $50.
Franklin Berkebie ct uX to Louisa Ber-
kebile. $50.
Mary BeilStcin ct vir to Peter Hoffman.
Johns town. $500.
Samuel Kelly ct ux. to Ii. SomervilIe
Carroll, 81.
Edward O'Brien ct ny. ct al. to McClell-
and Short. Lilly, 5000.
John a. Dillon ct ux. to Blubaker Goa
company, SuSquehanna, 500.
Michael Thomas et ux. to Blubaker Goa
company. Elder, 81.
Ellen a. Conrad to John A. Bradley. Al,
Allegheny, 500.
Blubaker Coal company to Michae
| Thomas. Elder, 81.
Chest Creek Land & Improvement com
| pany to Denlinger, Poorman * CO., Pat
| ton. $500.
Chest Creek Land & Improvement com
/ pany to Denlinger, Poorman x Co., Pat
! ton. 500
Abraham l.. Good ct uX. ct al. to Emm
| l.. kaTlinseY, Barr, $50.
Chest Greek Land x Improvement com
| pauy To Frank Cole, Patton, Sl19.
Cambria Iron company 10 William {
| Mccartney, East Conemaugh, S225.
Cambria Iron company to AleXande
| Hamilton, WeStmont. 81 40.
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Dwelling House
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that p. r. Kirby. ct ux.,
iy deed voluntary assignment dated January
% 1897 and OF record in Cambria county. in Deed
Book Volume lC9. page 1856. conveyed to the uu-
dersign Ignee all their property in trust for
the tenett of the creditors OF p. r Kirby. All
persons wing said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims OF
demands against the same will preseIt them
properly authenticated for settlement.
A. w BUCK,
Assig nee OF p. r. Kirby. e: Z.
Ebensburg, Pa, February ith, 1897. IL Ct.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters testament
ar, ip the estate of Daniel DUNN. Sr late OF
Carroll township, have been granted to the un-
dersyned by the Register of Wills in and for
Cambria county. All persons owing said estate
will please make imme die tie payment. and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. DANIEL BUth.
Executor OF TIE last will and testament OF
Daniel DUNN Sr-. deceased.
I.oretto Ia, Feb. 4th, 1897 IL ct.
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Cressou and CIearfieId
Leave IrvOna IS \ IN. and 20 .. N. GrriF-
ing al Cresson at 05 a. N. and 25 p. N. Leave
t'resson IS a. ~ and !. 80 =. m, arriving ~ lr
vona $40 a IN and $50 p m
For rates maps. etc call on agent or address
THos. Z. WATT. 4. A W. u. SEQ Etfth Ave,
PitfsburS. Pa.
J. Il. HI JOHNSON. J. X WOOD.
General Manager General Manager
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Court of Common PIeas OF Cambria
county.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of An
drew EcKeurode of the following order and de-
cree made and entered by said Court:
And now, to wit. January Is, 1897. the with
that the Sheriff give notice by Advertisement
in two newspapers published within the county
Tor three consecutive weeks notifying the credi-
ftors OF Andrew EckenIode that an application
would be made at the Court Of Common Pleas
To be held on the first Monday of n arch, 1897,
authorizing. empowering and directing Adam
SchetIig. the above named petitioner to recon
Sey to the said assiguor, Andrew EeEenrode,
his heirs and assigns. all the property. estate
and effects belonging to the assigned estate In
the possession OF control of the petitioner, at
which time nnaI decree. unless some valid
= ,und be presented Tor the refusal thereof,
will he made. authorizing. empowering and d.
recting the petitioner to execute and
deliver to the said Andrew EcEearOde, as
signOr as aforesaid. a deed conveying to him,
his heirs and assigns. ali the property. estate
and effects as Aforesaid. and that the said petit
TONER shall then he released and discharged
from all further liability Tor a3d on account oi
the assignment TO him aforesaid.
;sesl. BY THE COURT"
In Pursuance of the direction con tained in the
above order of Court. notice Is hereby given &C
the creditors OF said Andrew Ec4enrOde. that ~
application will he made to said Court on tht
nrst Monday OF March at 10 Oclock. A. NJ Tor
ing Adam Schettig, assignee OF said Andres
Eckenroi- to convey all the property and Ell ct
remaining unsOld or In his possession and con
troll his said assignOr.
u. w. COULTER.
Sherif's Once Feb. Il. 1897 st Sherii
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.,PEK~ONAL-

FEBRUARY ~. L9g..
Fn.,p rEEs"NAL
--Tsr of Munster town
-aa an Tuesday
rr~nmer. a weII-known
--a--. is seriously ILL.,
Errrr.of Ntcktown, was
,,fgr- ON Thursday
rs carroll township.
~ ~. ia Town on Tuesday
Noe. White township.
rrea-aur- ON Monday
.grrrv for sale at Wes
sad 5u anothercoIumn-
for oil the Salt Lick
struck -a- near karthuS'
T.. of Indiana.
| H-.;-..-'-. -. ,,mbrfa county
United To
1 JAY ,
4 -, Dillon. one o' - I. -. -.
/ ,raaa el,.ls'''
1 -a- Tuesday
1 N.r-r .'..-.' s..n-.lr
y ,uo'''"- , ia-,
| gl Brown. '' 'N.~ -, ',I ,L,,
| .r,-.y death 'n H.',,uas, ,ln M ~
.-rra- the animal "''s' '0o
>-a-.o. Lorrilo- has d no
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Fr CHASER. ,'', 49,, |,'' arcnm -. =
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ATTHE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster-lOving
people OF Ebens burg, invited to call at Robt.
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant, when they
want good, fresh Oysters, by the pint, quart OF
gallon. or you can have them Stewed or Fried,
all az the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day
OcJllu
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UvANrED-A general representative in thi:
w county to organize local boards Tor the
Artisans Savings and Loan Association. Ad
dress 81 Filth Ave, Pittsburg. Pa mchS2
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The Election IN Ebensburs-
Fhe following Is the result of the ele
tion in Ebensburg on Tuesday:

Fhe following Is the result of the cleo
lion in Ebensburg on Tuesday:
WEST WARD.
BurgeSs-T. NJ. Richards, JOB: Joseph I.
Simpson, "a. Auditor-George Thomas,
70: p. j. Little, 81. Tax collector-JObn
f. Tibbott. 1O7. Justice of the Peace.
T. Roberts. &c, Joshua ID. Parrish, ll6.
Councilman-Albert APPEL, 60; f.. j. Luth-
er, Ill. School directory. J. Dawson.
100; a. w. Buck, Il. Judge of election
Hosea Evans, %; JohL Maloney, %. In
Spector-George A. Davis, 81: Thomas j.
James. 80.
EAST WARD.
Burgess-T. M. Richards. 40; Joseph L
Simpson, IA. Auditor-George Thomas
Il: p. J Little. Il. Tax cOllector-John
I. Tibbott, 10; j Il. Denny, l. Council
maa-Thomas ID. Evans, 76; John L
Blair. 13. School director-R. K. Davis
-: William Byrne, 13. Judge ofeiection-
Isaac Davis. 70: Phil Luttrlnger. II In
| Spector-SamueI ID. Ludwig, %; Henr,
BVrne, -.
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CA, SHARBAUCH,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
A Book of Permanent Value.

Every American Citizen and every Student
of American History and Collector of
Americana will want IL. School, Col
lege. and Public Libraries must have
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EOR SALE OK RENT.-The Central Hotel.
II at LOretto. Cambria county. Pa Easy
terms. Address MRS. ELLA Is. MCDONALD.
8
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VNANTED-A reliable man to represent a loan
w Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned in sums of 500 to $4,000. For particulars
apply to W. NJ. DAVIS, Ccalport Pa.
Inch29u
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From Credtf TO Cs.h i.
TO MY PATRONS:

TO MY PATRONS;
While / feel indebted TO you for kindness
shown IL during the last tn irty two years :hat
have been doing a credit business In Loretto.
have decided on March 1st. 1887. 10 do strictly
cash business. have many customers TO whom
l would be glad to give credit. but II sell for
cash l Will be compelled to refuse credit to my
best friends nearest relatives. so don't think
hard OF me. Thanking you for the liberal patron
age accorded me in the past and assuring you
that my new method will enable me TO give you
better satisfaction than ever be lore. remain
Very Respectfully.
j. SHIELDS.
P.S Produce taken same as cash It
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The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the two weeks ending Thursday, Feb
ruary Is. 1897:
David w. Richards and Elizabeth Rich
ardSOn. Dunlo.
James Sheehan and Susie Monahan, St
Augustine.
Daniel McGlynn and Catharine Dalton
Croyle township.
George Puzak and Fudmlla Fabian
JohnStown.
Joseph Snopko and Veronica Camro
Dunlo.
William Bird. Roxbury, and Rosie Bair
JOhnStowu.
George +. Mishler, Johnstown, and Idil-
la Miller, RoXbury.
John IL. Waple and Salona Byrne, Hast
ingS.
John f. Reed, Braddock, and Mary Il.
| Clark, GallItZin.
John Sliwofsky and Julianna Fillip
Johnstown.
George w Weaver and Lizzie Il. Bis
| choff. JOhnStown.
! William Pugh and Rebecca BuZZard
| Stonycreek township.
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GaInbriau Robbie Il.

The Toronto, O., Daily Tribune, of Sat
urday SAYS: The hardware store of |. +.
Bender, at New Cumber land, was burglar
lied Friday night, scissors, knives, razOrs
and revolver being taken to the amount of
nearly 500.
The robbers first broke into the rear
ware room, but were unable to gain en-
trance into the store room. Then then
cut small hole in side door, but being
unable to get same unfaStened they went
to the front doors, which they pried open.
Mr. Bender states that so far as he is
able to tell, his loss amounts to nearly 500,
among ;he numerous articles taken being
30 razorS. just leaving him two for nest
egg" Quite a number of revOlvers were
taken. but the robbers evidently worked in
the dark. and hence, missed a case contain
ing number of high priced knives, taking
IA lot of cheaper ones.
No definite clue to the thieves has yet
been obtained. but it is the general i'm
preston that hey are a home product >
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Liquor License.

Notice IL hereby given that the applica ton of
Wn IA Edwards. whose residence and place of
business is jamestown. Portage township. for
tavern lic+n~e, has been nled in the office OF the
Court o Quarter Session OF Cambria county,
Pa. and will he presented to the said court for
its consideration on MONDAY. FEBRu AIRY
Is, 1897. =. w DAVIS.
Ebensburg jan 80, 1897. 81. Clerk q. ).
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AIDES and gentlemen's suits. musical In
IL s.Tuments OF all kinds. sewing machines.
vehicles, dress goods, etc. etc. at manufacturer
prices. School and Sunday school libraries ana
standard sets of books by the worlds best auth
at less than cost OF printing L. w. LEIIS.
reDresents manufactures Feb. 10 IT
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'INHE Ebensburg Building Loan Association
/ will offer for sale at the Rey Building, Eb-
ensburg, the :ourth Monday in February,
SzOOo.OO. THUS. DAVIS,
LESTER HAMMER Secretary. President.
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THE KELLEY CURE

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drifted unconsciously into the drink habit and
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CREAM uxfIs RIsalMCATARRH
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ELY BROTHERS. So Warren Street. New \ Ork.
nov.lO q4-ly
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PITTsBURG KELLEY INSTITUTE.

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MisceIIaneoas Notices.

P.s. Produce taken same as cash.
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citizens tracked the robuers from that
! place across the mountain to Du Bois.
| distance Of eighteen miles. Once the rob
| berS were between TWO posses, but managed
| TO slip through their fingers. At Dubois
| they were arreste1rby the authorities On
! suspicion. but released because nothing
| could be found on them. At JohDsOnburg
they held up the officers at the point of a
revolver and again escaped.
| Mr. o. a Traugh. the veteran editor
| of the HOllidaysbuTg Standard, slipped
! and fell on the ice near his printing eStab-
| hshment. on Montgomery street, on Satur-
| day morning His right arm was fractured
al the shoulder He was assisted by Mr..
| Sflas Mans to his home where his injuries
| will uecesSitate his confinement Tor some
time The aged editor bore his miShap
with the Stoicism of martyr When
sharp twingeS and pains vert shooting
| through his injured member, he Jocosely
| remarked To MIR. MauS: please write my
trainer to declare the fight off. ! won't tie
he able To enter the ring again. H Hoohd
Tribune.
Harvey Patterson. PittsbuIg inSur-
ance agent. was arrested at his home II
that city on Saturday, charged with 10
| gerry. on information made by J. n Me
Cord. of Jordan township, Cieariield coun
2 ty. who alleges that Patterson forged ih'
4 name of John NJ. Chase. Sr., TO note To-
: 500. held by McCord. Patterson wa
taken to Cleariield on Monday where h
n | entered bail in the sum of $1,000 Tor his ap
: pearaace for trial in the Cleariie'd eonnt'
: conrt in May next. when he claims he WI
> be able to prove his innocence. Patterso
d is about % years of age aud prior to his re
n moval to PittSburg, about year ago, con
u Quoted an insurance agency IN Pattol
? 1 ID
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.-asn. Of Munster TO" =
.-aa an Tuesday
r--rmer. a well-known
. a..-asr. is ~rr.oa-Iy III,
rrrnr.of Nicktown- was
..t.r- on Thursday
Of Carroll township.
.,fa town on TUESDAY
-, yas..osWh;te township
r-ra-Harr ON Monday
.grrsy for sale at Wes
auothercolumn-
for oil the Salt Lick
.-rr..k -aS near karthuS,
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-. u.s. Received az Loretto last
'.. .. Mr. Simon Pagan.
a.- Recently DO the stale Of
Mr. Pagan was an old lime
-.-a, ru"u~hfp and went
.,,. .r... ..- 100 the carly sixties.
..-.' 70. axe at the time of his
..-iy morning ten empty coal
,-l 900 the branch between
Na'."r>. A. a consequence
-. '-aIed for several hours
morning train did not go out.
"a' ..e4rrd away in time
Trains To run on sched
aa Monday Mr~sr> Evans &
J presented an application
r. Doe made by the Court ot
r.r1mmending the cree.
.--...Ha To- the aImshouSe. il
..-g-.. -." rrrummeudatlon mad,
], -.. Jury at the December ses
h. ,.... faoIeso, Paul Fursak and Pedr,
!, No.. - .'H, Employed in making re-
NO" Pennsylvania railroad a
s..r r '...ed on Tuesday night h,
a--. -.'"mmodation trofn. Tn
--,... '',a.n- ou the track. and. il
p. D. lae way o! . freight train
j, 'l The passenger train.
.r.r 'a'4 Farabaugh. weII-know
b T. -'''.. township, died at hi
p An ---i>lay, February 1IN Isf
j, D. ''.'r>s Of two weeks. AGED :
20 .s. survived by his wife an
.st,-. l''lTrn, four sons and seve
.,sns, His remains were ioterred /
siS at Carrolltown on Saturda
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IS nRYANIsm prAng

The monster ovation rendered VIM.
j.. bryan at Wichita Friday, on.e
more revives the question "is BryAnism
deAd2" The gold standard organs as.
sert and reiterate that II is and the
farther east one goes the more fre-
quently il is heralded that Organism
is dead" Organism" dead Centur-
les ago there was day when the sun
went down In blood; when the hand
Of an outraged God threw the light
nings Of his wrath across the skies
and stirred the fateful Gres In the
erAters Of the volcanoes when Sloug
the wall o. the banquet room where
wealth drank the life-blood and the
tears Of thousands Of slaves from
golden and beieweled hAgons, by IN
seen hand was written in characters
unknown, yet pregnant with portents
Of evils, "Mene, Meme, Tekel, Up
hsrsin." A Kingdom, a people. van.
ished from tine face Of the earth, and
centuries were msrshAled In by un-
broken procession before the angers OF
scientific research found IN the ashes
OF buried past the scene Of the drama