Z2 .a-c2Era ar :L"" ' " '
$ mm wig
EbensfcUJg. Pa..
rfjpj Jj . . ....
ALANDJPERSONAL.
TUt re. ""' tr,e ff,r'' Flare.
i .i-c a vt'st over si nre last w inter
'"';,,'. t, pnil it down.
:' .". . rt.it iln limited mail train
l"T
.. . r WW . ..... , .
:,!;,.) tT 1,10 ' a-
ll. 11. on SuihI.iv
,rH of n very malltrnJU.t type is
".,it,. i.r-v.i'fti t. in ami aliont
..i't
i t,, If
ti. ....- lllt'.V.
'"t'uiivs vet r.i'til Thatiksri ving
1,.- print
liter man hears tint the rhecr
. turkey "gobblc-ier."
,,, ye tnrne.
, . . ..
i if V S ti-MiH on their wfiv to
'AN.". V'-ity 'cheered loudly for Tilden
!fCH,lw while in Altoona ft few .lays
ti,nP mI! will po into eftect on
Vy . ,.t Sunday, but what etTo.t.
il- i mr flrmicH w a 1mA
i UHc 1 11 - . , u
were stolen from the stables
f:nii a Sou, at Armstrong
'i Mtnoreland county, on Thiirs-
last.
'; "t:H' r! iii Altoona named l?.irr upset
"h t' "t ..ilii';: water upon herself a few
" as s !:! 1 y scalded that she
1l
j-'t::if,,r- , , , ,
n, r.-x moon was a week old last
"!"u,l v,-t no one has thus far pot even
it l,l,iz l.rk nu.l cloudy
t !vr-ix mi"W storms are predicted for
, niii w 1,111 K f".uw i lie
h mih to I"- imminent as we go to
-f!-Mr"i!.Tr afternoon,
.ff.wiil publish in our next Issua the
"r.i v-re.i by .las. C. Kasly. Esq.,
,tr ilnvil, ti Total Abstinence Society
iiti.wii on the evening of September
' j,n,-pli Parks, of East Conemangb,
,-Vr"vivt'il a lot of Mark has from the
.f-.jifotntiiisHiotieMwlileli he promptly
I in t lit I oiiemangn ami tstoney
,Fi.ni'owti. i i, .in l'..ra t;irrr InflilT nf Hftir,r.l-
.Tji'iiyt k. attil hohl on to your
t:i. lio-r hrothT?, for fear that notne
itrr fh' -iM turn up mlsMtig. TeacherM
.. 'W r.jll k in 'W.
..UVni't lumnl Hampton, a renilent
J jh ti'irnsliip, .A llejjii'.ny i on in v,
-, ,-.r,r ami instantly kill'l on Friday
-; -i !.i-t. at 1'iiin rotation, by a freight
-n.r.ih.- !M. I!. K.
-At-.iit: nnn tiatneil Amns (Topenliavor,
::,jfiit . f :!air county, had one of hit.
r'Vniitf I'v a Min-i-hing machine on the
2 atnl a':lion;h his injury in a terri-
V ti i'i-rs who are short of fun is will
t t.. .1. e . . i
,!r:w:n;"i'iFi'i in llie lill l tll.1l a lolir
it. . iiiid in IVttsvlIIe pot gl or ion ply ob-iti.-1
t!i T day by rliewinp jnnson
l.anI.Nl m! Ki'licr up for Heveral lionrs.
-? x ar- :i:tr.- of the imporianre of
'siii'Di. "jli "r cotntii.-n eo'd in Its first
T-. T'. it w hi. !i in tl:o l'oim:irir would
1 o a tiiiM r.-tucdy, if nelecfe,l, noon
.'- n '! I.n p i;-". Ir. Hull' Cough
t:? r.!ii:.?;!i! relief. Price, il.") cj'tifH.
-A ! : .wn l...iso canffht Mr. .lauien
in w i!. I.ii'.!,.r in Wednesday fore-v.!;.i''.-r
'.r.-;ni its teeth tltrotj'cli his
L;i;.i it t!c tl.-sh, Intl'.otin qj j very
I. it i;:ivf him a shnke or two
,!ra: iy dropped him into a
-M-. Jaih..s H:!!. ( f rnrwetisville. Ole.ir.
i : ty. nn r. lie veil of a pohl watch
! ra::, ihi,-,! at $y w hile vSMtllip the
(V-';i: ,"Hj.!e of weeks ncn. The
i;.i!;.-s .-re prenented to Mr. Hill
"'''" i" H c! iiid. -rlilch of conrso
! ). ti. . r,,-,. annoj Ire.
-a !. .. n;m nieaxurlnc fix feet ten
ip "f w ines was Bhot by
J .!.(;;'; a V.. iis.T..i-k, this ronntr.on
vtr.-Tii!i!r iit,t. It is rare to bear of
': ' it. !;! lr,titu,1e, bnt It Is mnrh
r:.rt.i ';,.llr .ir, f 1httt Kpecles,
-"tI.'l k. l-inBsl.ot bv a fin-.l.
-It : nif...r.. 1. e know not with how
:''','. ,: lolm lleillv has Wen
' !"if-ritit.-iident of the New Jersey
y( th- I' in ylvnia l:ailrail, 8.iid
ui t',1 th- i Tuintif... nr i.; tlw.
p ,.t, th- tth day of March n-xt.
M, l,,!rc lmnters, accompanied
'x. tvti,pt.., fo interview a w ild--""li-r.inv.
but bcf.re nnt f-. - ;.,
i.i. v ,, tie uiii ensucu, irom
- n- let,,, io-u f..t;.... n . .
'in.- r,nn i.iniw oui
1 '1 at"! iTi.i,1M .: i : t ,
I. ; ...... .in-, iriivillg inn
t '. ni.- ;i .i, IniR.h thc worse
'IVfiittir,.
' ' of northern Cambria
i r -a fo I..t,rn ti,at ft ,-banee t.i
! ".k.: wi'ti tliu ;!.. .:n i
;i-,. . , . in III IV llll.tlllfll
,lW:'!!;;ill"'Tl I . .
-., i ."iililj llfjl I Ill.lllK-
y , When : t'- t I..... r
.r "!.... , . fT.To.l as a prize
;;m nr'.:'"- I(.lf,,;in'-e fifyyardM
Xt t AifiMiii.i iftrror that
s - M. Davis, of this place, went t j
v ;.'. ":C"ii Mon-lnv last to interview
rV 17' ',n1rpB'", to the military order
l",T d whilrt there was
i nf mi'iiiii
' !. r 1 ."X 1 lie i st ructions ?i ven
-',,.., :"" Thii what?
til T.- " All ...
All persons wishing to se-
T,,.. ..-iiviiin winiiing io
I;.' '""',"""-'1 articles in th- ph
,,; ;- ."viie.i to call Rt Rpen
.. ;.'.' .'","r,,'n"fiksEivinjrilayt
i . . i ' "'janf iiirtiircs r.r r.n
lioto.
nee's
Vnr.
1 1 T
vl.'". J.IIIUK, OI
f !!
",at '""y x offered to yon
1.(ra,'1I"i,i;''1vs'"'f3 nihtrr. Altoona
, "" n i Hiv. una f.vhn have
:rv.rr i-i ,"'r r,"-"ed obligation for
nf,,."",1.""1 tla'terliiK commenda
1 . lv"rH"a;iy, am! Khonl.l we
v"iinvf' present ambtion, the
s l ",!" 11 ,,ot promisinc
',.;," r"!K .t ,"' we nt forget
."i.,v.'" "" .'r ,h '"Per.tlve editors
-v '" d journals.
t't '," i'"' "f Mt- Pleasant,
kav I'rj, i ; severely luirnen,
' ' i 'diiewlay mornintj of
'"f ' . r l 'T .''""""''ateil to the
'a . ,"' . !''' ,r""' a wood fire near
ti,.. , "'atidinR. Pho was
' -U . ''i'1 1101 awake until
:M-i,-.r!r:''''",,! flames. Her back
' Tf V...... 1 ,
I V -, " o.uuy lutrned and 8he
' "''I' li-r life.
:"'! t',,. , "erset' wn the act of
vil I'.,-r ?. 'I8 "T ",e Somernet and
f"l;iv .":"'" -lepot at that place.
f i 'att accidentally
, " Ml" ,r:l,-k ' front of a
.i'ii i i which paMHeu over
r-l':ti, -,'T. V, r',rt ,pK "! otherwise In-
"n 11. r 'i ":al hn ut about 3
., i":lowiicr mnn.U
iiiT mornln(T
H
tr I : I v u'aqw . i A : .i a
1 '"in r f ". uinir pauiihuv
''"'li-r i"a "mil", and snow with
;'.',, '"'v Jf"ateii for awhile;
.r'2r-.t , i":"t s"': find at (liMlfrey
v-rv t;. i - ""'"i ""here carmenf
KI 1 ' iini r)iMi,...., .i ..-
'""W ii r ,."1 ,M' TtovmI to all who
M : ti,.,', ' v,'iU,""l famous low
;'l'r.,,.. . l,;z iar. on Twe'.fti. cir..i
rA I" -"liir,., Altoona.
v.-:,7v ":"ed Cri.se, aged abont
,!'" I'U.'v , Z :"", "l"ti,aily hhot mid
" '"'i a f. i. ' . '"'r " " hnntint?
'''' r, s n" - r Jones' Mills,
.;, J' "I r,:ty. Th(( oll, c,.,tp.
t., si,,; ,VVV il. r;l!'l'i, which be at-
:.t
'.U strui k a Hfone. from
' anil ontcring yonnff
v "'-I
7, ''"'"nt1" ''"n,i''al aftle is over and
. vi.r."'"""'"tI.v Kiibsided to iier
K... "" in t.- . ..l.l
J"!m.t. .. ' "" Sl,iia:iii. w ti.i..ir .t-iti.
t1"4") ." ",!t (the aver-
1 -1? Ii... 1 t"t tul cel. II. l lit
:'.vr.:;;i:jr s.;;;;. johnX
" 19,. 1 ' . .VI tin. ... I .
.I'll-,, i i'".r ' " rnimiiiiii- t
! I., . "L- lot Of , lf.:.,....l..,l.,..f... i
Na,.. . J"- The l.... " ,
,:'sl ,hu , iu,''g of tht- ne went
I M ImO Citn1. V. " , "
-Miss Sarah E. Brownwrn, tlan-l ter of
he renowned O. A. Hrownson, d. . eased
a' fe'of tbi'? and' pnffii
a .it; or the on me and nriest Ir r-n-.
for h tib h eollted 1 dT.H
fotnewbat protra. ted so urn f,
piseln northern Camb, a il Li r P F"
n at. ber home in m&iw'j
.f wbi. b city the venerable Fat l,7r ?S
,-i.l.t. She possessed merarv
tastes and talen;s of no mean order. "Ierary
Sterns, of Florida, the eentleman
S ,"an,!V,r reflection if, the Tale
..?.!. l,v,J,r- lrrw, his Democratic com
pelitor, and who now assumes the rieht "o
connt ami declare .he vote of that s e is
not ns has been stated, a nephew of M rs A
A. l.aiker but. he is a cousin of that ladv's
husband, 1 on. A. A. Marker, of this dace
And now Iheonestion n. it, .rally ar ses wiU
he dohnMuwi: Triln.n., in view of the T
laiionsh.p existing iK tween the two cene
rnei, named, endorse Oov. S-ear ?n 1m
rev.lno,,ary s.ep which he proposes to
A freight car on Hie V. TI. It. was taken
possession of by twenty-two .ran.pa nea"
Mceytown, on Wednesdav of last week
and as they declined to vacate on demand of
he comlnctor that centb tnan telegraphed ,
theSher. l at Huntingdon, who with H e a
" T?t,nI,P t"lllz7'" 'n arrest
ing the belligerent interlopers when ti e
rain reached that place. After a hear i"
they were all committed to jail, from which
hey were released next morning i,h a
Junction to leave the lown forthwith, which
o" Won ,hhe
Mr. John E,lder, of Smicksburg. Indiana
?raMJyfllV,T,,"f,fe," in' a sh-boiler r?ar
.T ,,(t Wa,"r R,,1 'liouRl,
ZrZT i n;St """"-"arely, he reeived in
juries which resulted in death alKmt thirtv
h.x hours after. An cider brother met wiil,
l,H tnishap some three weeks previous,
and it was with great difficulty that his Ufa
was saved. Four years ago a daughter of
the Fame gentleman aged six years, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed
A greatly nfllcicted family snrelv, and one
.leserving the most earneH sympathy
On Tuesday evening last, a pa'rtv of
ymn g hooillums, otherwise known as juve
nile rowdies, of w hom our town has more
than the lion s share, placed an old bench
?.?!!s.", i,,,'-walk n front of Mr. Evan
tirifrl.h s residence, in the East Ward and
Foon after Mrs. Ann Evans, an old lady
residing with her son-in-law, Mr. O. A.
Kiukead, while on her way to the Congrega
tional church, where services were bcincr
held at the time, fell over the obstruction
and received an ngly cut aliove her left, eye
snraitied one of her arms, and received other
painful injuries atioui her person. A reward
for Ihe arrest of the young scapegraces who
committed the vandal act ought to bo the
next thing in order, and we doubt not if done
it would result in bringing some very bad
lioys lefore the bar of justice.
Ex-Sheriff Myers of this place has, or
bad a few days ago, an ear of corn, grown
on his farm near town, which measures only
about seven incb.es, bnt which contains
twenty-two rows, in each one of which there
are forty -five grains, making a grand total
of nine hundred and ninetv kernel-, to say
nothing about n few strangling privates. If
any nf our farmer friends cm trot out an car
of likediinensious which excels this a-mnize-ing
production we are the very Iwiy to "ac
knowledge the corn" as readily for them as
any body who has ever dealt at the cheap
cash store of Myers & Lloyd is willing to
acknowledge that better goods and fairer
prices are nowhere to lie met with in the
county of Cambria or parts adjacent. All
which should induce parties wishing fo pur
chase dry goods, groceries, etc., o give slid
firm a call before fooling their money away at
some high-priced establishment.
Mark Turner, the man whom we noticed
last week as having been arrested on sus
picion of lM-iig the murderer of Mrs. Maria
YVaple, of Walla.-etown. Clearfield county,
is sa'd by the Tyrone Herald to have lieen
guilty of several acts of incendiarism some
I wo or three years ago, but sie-ceeded in
fixing the fcnilt upon the husband of the
murdered woman, who was sent to the peni
tentiary, his own wife and the man Turner
appearing as witnesses against him on his
trial. Vap!e'8 term of imprisonment re
cently expiring, he returned to his home,
and it was at first supposed that he had
killed bis wife in revenge, bnt if seems that
since his return Mrs. Waple informed Turner
tliat unless he gave her a thousand dollars
she would "blow" on him, and he killed her.
As Turner has been arrested and is now
in the Clearfield jail, the trial will show
whether or not these are the facts. At all
events it was a cold, delilwrate murder in
broad daylight, on the public highway, and
not over a fourth of a mile from I ho resi
dence of two families.
KKTjT SUITS ntul SASH COA TS.
The best lino of Kelt Suits for Oirls and
Hoys from 24 years to G years ecer shotcn in
this city : also,
m rorrf,
tietr nJifrpc rind tfylcx, fur ny from 4 yctr to
17, at F. II. EATON CO.'S, No. 25 Fifth
avenue, near Market street, Pittsburgh.
ENfil.ISH CHEVOITS
jnst opened ia Plaids and Stripes, late pat
terns. Ilnn s & Hackk,
Fifth avenue ami Market street,
.Pittsburgh.
IIoRRim.r. Affair. On Friday evening
last a little eight yeir old girl named Shee
han, whose parents reside at the .Johnstown
ore hank, near town, was sent on an errand
to the house of a family named Markey, re
siding near by. The entire .Markey family,
with the exceptio i of three dogs which they
man.igo to provide for in spile of the hard
times, were absent. One of the dogs aliove
alluded to is said to lie a large, ferocious an
imal. The little one, havingdiseovcred that
nolKxly was at home, turned to retrace her
idcps, when she was attacked by the dogs.
Of course she was frightened, and, as many
a one of larger growth would have done,
tried to escape by running. She was soon
overtaken and thrown to the ground, the
larger dog literally chewing her legs up from
thoRnee down. CJreat strips nf Hesh were
torn off ami the little girl was horribly mu
tilated. Doubtless she would have been
killed had it not ben for the timely appear
ance of a man whodrove the ferocious brutes
away and rescued (he little one. The larger
animal seems to have done all the damage,
the smaller ones contenting themselves with
drinking the bloid which tlowcd from the
little gill's wounds. We learn that the
father of the child requested Mr. Markey to
kill the large dog, but that, gentleman abso
lutely refused to do anything of the kind,
evidently considering bis dog of more value
than many children. Had we been in Mr.
Mil li.tn's olare we would have made no re
quest of the sort. The dog is not fit to live
and Mr. Bhcehan should kill him Jitor.ce.
The man who keeps such ferocious animals
abont him and is careless as to whether or
not they maim or kill bis neighbors littlo
ones, is not a good citizen. Ilollirlaysburg
.Standard.
NEW-ENGLISH ANP FRENCH
Cloaking in diagonal Matelasse, Chinchilla
and Lieavers.
Hirers & II acre,
Fifth avenue and Market, street,
Pittsburgh.
Dr. .T. C AYF.lt, of Lowell, Mass., a gen
tleman whose name and fame has lwcome
world-wide in connection with his renowned
and unequalled medical preparations, has
recently completed and presented to the
town of Ayer, in said State, a public hall
which cost not less than .?.?0,O0O. The
dedicatory ceremonies were held in the new
hall on the 2d , inst. after which the keys
were publicly delivered to the town of Ayer
by Mr. F. F. Ayer, eldest son of Ir. Ayer,
in an elegant yet modest speech. Other ad
dresses, orations, a poem and mnsio made
up the proeramme. The town was ineor
jiorafed February 14, 1X71, and named after
its founder, Dr. J. C. Ayer.
CAUniAOE
and Travelling Hugs iu great variety and
elegant materials.
Hrots & Haokf,
Fifth avenue and Market street.
Pittsburgh.
World for i "- il0 Catholic
view of i 11 pHn'' "i,h aching re
UnnaHin f :,,,,gS ""d 8ayh,s "f 'rec.nt
1 e v F F iV ' ' iV ' V n ratoga. The
.1 o i , Hl1p' w,' 8nis to have been
,JS rT"'7 f Unitarian!..,,, at th"
will or ban !i'"''eCt t0 a that
from Th V- ' ,-"r: rPP'-v' nKh as,
rom the Ltohn World standpoint, there
s m.t much eft either of that ge, U-man
rianism Vra,' 'fan platform for Cita
riatnMn. The whole article is a sharp chal-
ei.g to Umtarianism as well as a he.aUhy
hirn 5r'f vr,n'- I followed f,y a
. harming p!lK.r on Siena" ftn1 itsgreaiSt.
Catharine whose name and fame belong to
" et er. Tle serials "Six Sunny Months,"
Letters of a 1 oung Irishwoman to her Sis
,a,!l 6,lr1 T1'nM More," co-.Lim.e.
The last-named romance is announced to
conclude in the January number. The pres
cnt. 'nsulnicnt draws a fine picture of the
Create nancehor's trial and condemnation,
lne other t wo serials are as full of bright
sieties .and charming personages, as happily
descnlMvl as ever. "The Young IrislW
man" a, last visits her native land, and the
et.irn is described with all the gra.re, haif
.righf., ha.f-pathcfic, that runs so readily
from her pen A short Btory and a very
od one is "The Devil's Christmas Gift."
J he article ot, Prof. Mivarfs Coiicio,ry
hvolution gives an excellent idea of a work
thai has called for very general attention in
religious and scientific circles. The paper
on the -Catacombs" is one of the best writ
ten and most, interesting in the number. It
is ostensibly a review of the liov. Mr. Wilh
row s liook on the same subject ; but. as the
w riter of the article plainly shows himself
tar better acquainted with the Catacombs
than tue author of the book, it. can only be
looked upon as rather a refutation than a
review. "A T,ip to Ireland" in thd present
year is a very pleasing account of a flviii
ViMt to that land of manv memories.
Aphasia" is a purely scientific, paper, but
will oe found to repay perusal bv the gener
al reader. A review of "Jean Ingelow's
Poems" is the closing article. It is one of
those pieces of keen literary criticism which
the Catholic World can command when it
pleases, and in which it is unexcelled . Cer
tainly, those who sneer at Ihe state of C;nh
die literary culture cannot, read the Ctitholic
World. It if just, too, as its own literary
criticisms show. Therein Protestants and
Catholics are treared on an equal footing,
and praised or condemned on the meiits of
their respective woiks.
EXTRA J.OXG COATS.
JI'ST OPF.MF.D,
CHINCHILLA. R IMBED SOFT REAVER
AND BASKET CLOTH SACQUES,
In both regular and sjwciai length, and at ;r
cm lov er than ercr, at F. H. EATON C ).'S,
Fifth avenue, near Market street, Pitts
bu rgh.
OUR CLOAK
and Shawl department is being dailv sup
plied with all the laNs importat ions and de
signs that are off-red from fbe European
markets. HrorsA I1a kk,
Fifth avenue aud Martlet street,
Pittsburgh.
Thf. RritAt, New-Yorker now comes to
ns with sixteen .-lean, neatly-printed pages,
emlM-liished with fine illustrations and full
of scientific and practical Ag ricultute and
Literature. Fo,. the agriculturist and the
family circle it. is an indispensable weekly
visitor. Its Editor-in-Chief is l he celebrated
Horticulturist, A. S. Fuller, associated with
whom are E. S. Carman and X. A. Willard,
while, as special contributors, they are as
sisted by such men as William Robinson,
Charles Downing. Charles V. Riley, Thomas
Meehan, James V.ck, and many others of
equal eminence in their respective scientific
and practical specialties. It keeps its moral
tone to that, high standard which fits it for
any family in the land. The mot tier can rely
upon it to furuih household recipes fordaily
use, pleasant, stories for leisure reading and
excellent, moral entertainment for the chil
dren. The father may confidently look for
the latest experiments and discoveVies in his
daily avocations, accompanied by good ad
vice ami carefully revised markets, embrac
ing nearly every product for sale. In addi
tion to this its Publishers, (The Rural Pul
iishing Co.. 7S Duane St., New York,) as an
acknowledgement of their late increased
pa'roi.age, have reduced Its price to only
S--oO a year. Send to them for a specimen
copy, which they w ill mail to you free.
Tin: ii;its.v
who wears Perforated Chamois Skin Shirts
and Drawers in winter is almost eniirely
exempt from coughs and colds. These com
fortable goods for Ladies' and Gents wear
for sale only by F. H. Eaton & Co., 25 Fifth
aveuue, near Market street, Pittsburgh.
SEAL SACQUES.
We have now open a lull lino of Shetland
and Alaska Seal Sai-qnes, Muffs, Uo.is and
Hats. lli'iirs & Ha.'ke,
Fifth aveuue ami Market street,
Pittsburgh,
Waitino for 1If.ai.tii. Yon might as
well sit on your hunkersaiid wait for fortune
to come to yon, as to wait for lost health to
return without making an effort to recover
it; do you wait for your corn and wheat to
grow without culture, or without sowing the
seed and giving them after-culture? "Oh,
no ! that's unreasonable," yon will say. No
more unreasonable than toexpect lost health
to come back t.i you without making uso of
the means of cure.
Chronic diseases of the longs ending in
cousiimpt ion ; chronic diseases of the liver
ending in a life time of sickness and shortened
two or three decades of years, can all lx;
cured by Dr. Kf.ysf.r's Lunij Cttrk, a
medicine w hich strikes at the rontof disease,
and drives it. from its fastness ; which reere
ates the organs of life by renewing the blood
with its life-giving properties, and establish
ing the reign of health and happiness.
Price of Lung Cure $1.00 per hot tie or $7.0
per half dozen. To lie had at Dr. Keyser's
Laboratory, 240 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting office is No. 120 Penn
avenue.
A Few Yfnrn Ata
it wonbl have lieen thought incredible that
a Silk Handkerchief couK be made and re
tailed at "25 cents. Some good patterns are
now offered at that price by F. H. Eaton &
Co., 25 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh. The larger
and finer grades proportionately low.
BARGAINS
in Paisley Shawls, Double and Single Paisley
and French Brocade Shawls at half their
value. Huors & Hackk,
Fifth avenue and Market street,
Pittsburgh.
"We can folly endorse the following which
we find in last week's issue of the Democratic
Herald, published at Butler, Pa. Kvery
word of it is true to tho letter, and no pub
lisher wo are sure who has bail any dealings
willi 51r. Foiilk could wish for a Freshman
to take bis place, lint hear what. "Uncle"
Jake Ziegler has to say on the subject :
A Hoon Aofnt. Wc never dealt with n more
punctual Advertising Agent t han W. L. Foulk.
F.srp. of Pittsburgh. Present your account
when von will, he is ready to settle nnd pay
whatever is due. With him there is no putting
such business off from time to time until the
amount coming Is swallowed up in expenses.
Whatever amount ia 1ue, he promptly pays,
nnd far more so than other Agents will, whom
we have dealt, have done. Mr. Foulk is enti
tled justly to the favorable consideration of
every editor for having established nn egency
in Pittsburgh in which confidence cun be
placed.
The New I. lne
of Children's Hough Cloth Coats from $2.50
to S1.00 displayed at F. IU-Eaton & Oo.'s,
23 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgl.'are much below
value, and will secure a ready sale. Call
aud see them before purchasing elsewhere.
ENGLISH ASDAMEKICAS
Waterproofs, in Plaids and Stripes, open at
Huors & Hackf.'s,
Fifth avenue aud Market street,
Pittsburgh.
Jsocal Correspondence.
D otAWA, Not, 21, p76.
Frifnd McPike-TIio late political excite
ment liHvttnr in a measure .iit.nJci). or rather.
I should pny, l.een smothered end is now
PHioiil.ierimr until the rirml result ol tho elec
tion Is known, business litisnjrain resumed fs
lis Hi ml course and there is not hiiur or Impor
tance to rliMurli the quiet of this old fashioned
town, Rtid nil the more quiet it seems, too, by
commstinir it with the lae political excite
ment and Jin!. t,nt. You seldom sees crowd on
t.e streets nt any time or unvr. hire, save at
trmn time, when the naturni anxiety in the
in ndsor both parties brinjr them to thed- pot
to h.-Ki- iuc laV'st cncHrniiiirt he election. This
is certainly the ntvt.lwjs' harvest time, for
judiriiiir Iron, the tmtnncr in which they are
song-nt :t tr snd pntronized, their occupation
Is certainly a lucrative one.
Active preparations are already beinir made
for the proper observance of Tiimikivm
flay. There will tie divine sorvioi-s in ell thc
churches In the forenoon. Then comes the in
cviiat.le tin key, and t!i'- cveninjr will he devo
ted to amusements find entei tainim-cts of va
rious kinds, amnnir which may he noted a lec
tor the bciHfit of o. J, l:iih l n't, X. ti- P., 1
this place, to he delivered bv Itev. Dr. Hull In
the Court House. The '-hoys in blue" have
ci rtainly hcen fortunate in s-curimr the Fcr
y ices of the Doctor lor this occasion, as the
lecture is very highly pokcn or, snd he will no
douM i-endrreiilne em Israel inn to nil who go
to hear hiin.
The new Town Hall sr.rl enplne house com
bined of West Indiana will Hiso be dedicated
on that dr.y. and the ladies or the west end will
irtvea irruud en lertniumeiit In honor of ttie
occasion. The litiildinjf spoiks well Tor the
puSilic spirit nnd onerjry of the citizens of the
vest em!, which, Rltlionifh but s graft as it
were of the old hnrocirh. is far outstripping its
ohhr neighbor in put. lie works and enterprise,
lhcy have in excellent fire rrauization. n
company well unirormcd nn l tiained. and an
cupine which by the manner in hich if con
quers the fieroi st fires has well earned for itsclt
the sobi-iquei oi "'i he Little Oi.mt."
Anion other improvement iu the west end
we nisy note I he new and handsome store room
of P. H. Burns & Urn's, iron founders snd ma
chinists. I'm seems t" l boron I ly understand
tho secret of success in business", judging by
the ninnuer in which ho icl vertices, promising'
nothin, however, but what the linn Is well
able to perform. The advertisement on the
frotit .f Ueir store room is n very attrjctlve
one, by til; iiilg Hie finest or the kind in lown,
nnil certainly "fleets Kreat credit upon tho
skill of Mr. Steven-. he painter.
F.xcursfons to the C'-u'eunial are at a discount
at present, t lie IndiicomtJi.'s offered by !he H.
It. Co. diirinir the last ten tJjys having failed
lo draw a crowd.
The Indiana Cornet B.ind have Jim; fi'irehased
nnd received a new sot of instrument, -"herewith
to make a noise, and wo must sav .'cy
make a noise not at all unpleasant to the. ear.
The hand i composed entirely of boys, only ono
or two of whom are over eighteen years of age.
and we venture to say there is no b.-ind in the
State having had the same disadvantages to la
bor under which enn compete with them. They
certainly have the male ri il for a lirsichos bai:d
and now having obtained new iiittriiuicms
will no doubt inuke rapid progress. More i.nou.
3 isut M IM.O.
GREENsnrrto, Nov. 20, 1R73.
Bk.vr FnEFMAii-Though the most exciting
campaign which the people of this country
have ever witnessed closed several days ago.
the interest which followed its close has not in
tho least subsided. There exists no doubts in
t!ie minds of the Democrats, as well as or niany
hom st Wopiiblicans or this place, us to the elec
tion or Tildon, though ni;ii.y have come to the
conclusion that he will be i-ou.ited out by Kcl-loa-g
and his uii rineipled agents. V"e hope for
bitter, however, for we believe the American
people will not tolerate a-iy sue!, Mn i;if,n;ifit;
toi pit'oii or tlu ir rights, end will look for
ward with bloasiiie lo the time when "Ciiele
Sammy" shall occupy tlie Presi!en:ial cn.-dr.
In ur claim that hi West mi.rcli'nd jwm;,i
given large majority for the I emoera; iu t'; k
et we were slightly tiiistaken. ami lest vour
lenders mii;!it think weave given to t-liii ii,,
we wiil mention some of the reasons why siicn
a result was not accomplished. In the ;h-st
plaee ther.. was a very huge increase in the
vote polled over thutot former yea is, anil the
im-rea of I lemocra t ic votes was not propor
tionately as lai g-i as thos." of the Itepuolieans.
Then tii-re was H d.ss.-itisf.ietioii ninong the
miners of the county and fherit-'iilt was tl.at
nearly three hundred votes were east Tor Coop
er, the greenback candidate, tho greater num
ber oi which came from the Democratic si.ie.
Such are some of the reasons why our majority
was not inert ased over that of hist year.
All honor to "Little Cambria" for the way
she "whooped her up' the majority, we m can.
Sorry though that uch honest and worthy men
as Heiliy and Conrad were defeated. Xo fault
of the " frosty sons of thunder," however.
We are now enjoying a rive weeks' term of
court. The criminal court wits very light, the
lighted wc have had for a long time, which
goes to show that we are "Itef ormers" in thc
full sense of the word.
It was Win. Moore, who resides nt Congruity,
Salem township, this county, that was diot
while nttcmptirs to cut down n Democratic
pole at the former place, und not of "Salem,
church. C-ongruity township." as yo.ih ive it."
No such township us CobRruity in Westiuore
a nd county. Ma.;.
This county lost one of Its oldst nnd most
honored citizens last week in the death of lion.
Samuel I.. Carpenter. He was eighty-two years
old at the time of his decease, and was for
many years Associate Judge nf this county,
and nisi represented the stime In the Senate nt
Ifarrisburg. Some years ago he was a sterliog
t lemocra t and voted for the lust time for Til
don and Helorm two days before he died. The
"Judge." as he was familiarly called, was re
spected m.d esteemed by nil who knew him,
and his death is greatly lamented.
Hoping. Mr. Lditor, that you may mnke a
reid mi turkey about the Glilh inst.'(it being
fair to presume that some of your uWJ. fn do
farmer subscribers will remove Turkey to your
iiuiuediato vicinity) we remain.
Yours, respect I ully, QctLt..
ITouTZDAbK, Pa Nov. 20, 137P.
EotTon F.ieem as Dear Sir: You will oblige
your llootz lnie patrons and readers by insert
ing tho following in the next issue of your
journal : .
The funeral of the late John Kinney, son of
Mr. Charles Kinney, one of the oldest citizens
of Hoi'tzdale, took place yesterday (Sunday)
forenoon. His remains were conveyed from
Ii. to to the Catholic cemetery at Tyrone bv a
special train, which left Houizd tie at 10 o'clock
a. m. The deceased was aged about 21 vears.
and was beloved ami esteemed by nil hisassoci
! sts and friends, of whom there were many.
I The cause of his untimely death may be brierjy
j stated as follows: On Wednesday evening last
: he as usual partook or a heart v simper, after
I which he picked up or too:, tio ti his pock, t a
j loaded revolver, which lie com ai'-nced wiping
I off with his hrtiidkerehief.and while so engng ed
j Ihe hammer, which was raised at the time, ac
j ctdentaliy fell, discharging tho weapon, the
mii2.,t ol which was turned towards him, and
the ball entered his body below the first iftiatui
ns is supposed passed through his stomach.
Or?. Todd. Kdwaids and Wtmtier were at mice
summoned, but all their medical skill was with
out avail. The physician lirst named probed
the wound, but failed to find the hall, which he
thought had lodged in M.r. K inney'e thigii. For
tcrty-six hours the unfortunate young man
lingered in great agony before death relieved
him of his torments. Itev. Father Meagher ami
Sheridan attended promptly io his spiritual
Dalits, the former not only administering to
him the last sad rites. oT tho Catholic Church,
but hIso remaining with him up until the
moment of his death. Ills funeral, notwith
standing the inclemency of the w.-atner, was
one of the largest ever witnessed in Clearfield
county. He leaves a father and mother and
three brothers and three sisters to mourn his
ssd and terrible fate.
Our pop-liar young merchant Mr. E. F. Dunn
has returned from taeeat where he 'had hcen
on a goods purchasing mission tor a week or
more. Ed. took in the centennial also, though
he did not get there until the lth. The new
Catholic church buil'liug in this place is rapidly
approaching completion, nnd when finished it
will be the hundsonitst edifice of the kind la
Clearfield counts-. JJvrw.v.
Com mini ications.
Pontage, Fn., Nov. 21, 1ST6.
ErtTTon Frfemas-In the last weekly issue
of ihe Johnstown Trihune I notice a communi
cation from Sonman, signed "Justice." in
which that "talented bugger" undertakes to
describe a polo raising which the honest, bard
fisted Democrats of this village had Jitsi prior
to thc election. This scribbler, no doubt la
boring under the decision that clcctricit'i In
spires trif. tries to rPc't if j thc " trooly loil" by
a dose of that commodity. He snys we lailed o
get our polo up on Salurd.iy, "been use the
most or ihcir number had too much reform
whiskey nml were laid out, etc." Now, for a
fact. Just about the drunkest man nt thai pole
raising was n Heputdiean ; anJ I am of the
opinion that there was no Kepuhlionn there
who wn. not inspired more by a desire to get
the drinks than to assist in raising the pole. It
Is true wc did not get our pole upon Saturday,
for the rca3on that we did not have it hauled
from the woods until the afternoon of that
day, and had not time to perfect our arrange
ments: and the pole being very heavy (hickory.
It is leet long,) wc concluded to defer t he raising
of it until Monday. On Monday we did "raise
her np" without difficulty or mishap, and with
out ti man from Lilly's being present, or a Re
publican either. It is true I here were several
persons assisting 119 who had heretofore votisi
with the party of fraud and corruption, but
who now well they d.in't take any Orant,
Kellogg, Chamberlain, or Mitik-ln their's not
ant), thank you I If t hero wasjiny Republican
assisting let u hHve the afiUlnvit, gentlemen !
Hy the way, has "Justice" any recollection at
ail of the raising of a bit of a bean pole in t he
interest of the Grant-Cameron-Millken dynas
ty, in close proximity to the vitriol bn.r iii that
wonderful town called Sonman. That little
tiling wasn't set up by Democrats asn't, eh?
riease answer by telegraph 1
With reirard to "Justice's" gratuitous pro
gramrne for a jubiloe-YjMon ut this place, ho
is wonderfully nt tanlt. In the firM place there !
was no ai movement made fori, itemor.-i ration
"Buffalo Bill" was no to fire the big gun. for '
it had nlteady been lited from Somriaii; the1
squire was not to make a relorm speech, for i
the time for reform speeches was past, t. ,.
tile having on the Tth lost, made the last speech i
on that subject. It only remains lo ho seen '
nei aer incirwm or I lie will of
a vu'gnr tyrant
is supreme.
as to the con
ntemptible lling on the powder
ts a little to. thin! Sympathy
roe when there was a question of
question, that
I roin f hot source
n inree cent niece? linn il ill i.i-li io.,... io,..i..
would the odd grab, be bit in two to make the !
exact weight, on a nlo at a ns'iriocs pollt i !
Sympathy indeed! Wonder ir Col. Miilik iii
wouldn't let us have a little if we wou. si-nd
in our requisition before he leav.s for the,
rront ? Asa blank cartridge would do us hire, .
maybe the Colonel Would come over bin. self!
Justice" concludes his verv able paper on the !
situation thusly : "So. Mr. Davis' chances are '
st-il good, and we (who?) sincerely hope the '
fraud they (who VI have committed may elect I
bun. whicn would be their ju-t attrioutes." ;
Just (tftiMil,: Dir! y,. ever hear the like. 1
Mr. Lditor? Jugt unributes! Well, well!
(j is k live. i
The Vii;i?.rf(t IlcraW of last week also con- i
tamsa hrtli, blast from Washington towns!,!,, !
signed "l air Play." but as then is no fair play '
i'l It, nor any sense either, I would only sav ti,
this scribbler that, as his little djtd, of lying
nonsense is dated on Sunday, he should observe '
the law. nd abstain hum lervtle w oik on the i
Lords day. Bye, bye ! Benin, i
Chest Sprinos, Nov. is, 1ST6.
Mr. EnrTon -At a teachers' examination last
summer the lollowiug sentence wns submitted
tor nnalysis :
"Sweet vale ot Avoea ! how cilm could I rest
In the bnsutn ot shad with tho Iricn.ls I love
best."
Now the controverted ptirf Is the principal
sentence, namely, "how calm could I r.-st."
To straighten this it would rend "I could rest
how calm." "I" the subject, "could rest" the
predicate, nnd -'calm" hii adverb modil'vii.ft
"rest," tir an adjective It, predicate; and these
two eases arc tue two horns or thc dilemma.
"How of course modifies "rest."
Xow your humble scribbler thinks that
aim is an ail verb mrvi.l t inir i he verb -"rest ."
wh;le others maintain
that "rest" is an adjec-
tive in predicate.
Clark's Practical Oratnnar, P'lge, 240, snvs
that "It will be noticed that the .iijt?el i ve in
predicate does not mnrliiu the verb. It des
cribes the subject by thetiid of the verb.' Now
if "calm ' is tin adjective in predicate it des
cribe, the Ktil-jfct ity the aid of the verb.
.lust ask the question, "How could I rrt 7"
ne answer is. - could ivst rufur --or culuily it
sh uld be when correct ly writitn. the lortn
"calm" In itigfdiowed bv poetic license. "Cum"
here evidently modifies the verb "icst"uc-C'.rd-ici'r
to ntiy i.ne's common sense.
V.'e will just place Iwo similar sentences to-fc-her
:
Ifovr ci'in eonhl I restI pot.1,1 rest hnw calm.
How swevt eouhl I fleepI eon id rest !iuw sweet.
Now any one n-ay see that I hese t wo sentences
nre similar : nnd b y may also see thenbsurdi
ty of the position lhI eit her "calm" or "swc t"
is an dj.-ctive d.-scrilliuig "I," for It would be
absurd to say I being how sweet could sleep.
"f?woet" here does not, describe'"!;" neither
does "enhn" describe"!." "Sweet," orswectiy
it should be. evidently modifies "sleep," nml as
"sweei" bears the same relation to "bleep"
that "Oiilm" does to "rest."' therefore "calm"
modittcs "rest"' and isau nuverb. A. D. H Q
PHfil'nO nf nrilnS r
if I S!I(' B 1 1 S f I Ml h
SSL Uiitl If IO U! I LU I LL
fcW
WHO DAII.T rOWUKtlATE AT THK
R & w
1 A f r
Hi
OF
PRYCE, BAXTEBJ0M8 . CO.,
S-'T?f" jiriir t"'-
AWAY WITH THEM
AMPLE AND UNMISTAKABLE
EVIDEIVCE-OF TflE PACT
THAT Til i:
Great Mdorado
-roit-
CHEAP GOODS
OF ALL KINDS
iS Bl! FOUftD IT LIST!
-WllEPE-
BETTER BARGAINS !
AMD E7JOr?E Or THESVI!
FOR CASH, CASH OKLY,
t .ix nr. had t;ia at
km
1
,7 Otisr SIOES in Sarta ksbia.
tt-t
AND Tlin
P.E.1S0X WHY THIS IS THUS
will be apparent to nil when we say, n we can
anil .io without fear .if successful con
tradiction from any source, that
WE II AVE THE LARGEST STOCK
to be found in Ebensburg;
"VYE SELL fok CASH and CASH ONLY
--treating our customers nil alike :
WE ACCUMULATE XO BAD DEBTS
for cash buyer? to pay ;
We Manufacture Ot it Own Blankets,
Flannels, Cassimcres, Jtc. ;
WE BUY ALL OUB OTHER GOODS
in large quantities nnd at the lowest prices at
tainable ; hence it is thai we are enabled to
SELL AT MUCH LOWER FIGURES
than the credit system will nffoi d.
WE DEFY COMPETITION I
and invito comparison ns to thc rjnaMty of our
goods and the pi ices tiskeJ lor them.
We Receive Xcw Goods livery Day
and give nur en'oirtcr the benefit of any de
cline in price as sooa as it occurs.
"WE MANUFACTURE TOE CELF.RRATED
LUMBER.VE.VS FLANNEL.
WE WANT AND W LL PAY THE BEST PRICES F03
500 DOZFN EHCP.
500 KlUiS OF RI'TTEfl,
2,(!0J Lbs. Fnissit ROLL CUTTER.
NOTE. Having recently cnla-gC'l our Store
Rooms to double their former capacity, we nr,
better prepared than ever to accommodate and
wait upon the crowds who daily throng our es
tablishment In quest of good goods at bottom
prices, ami would therefore solicit ail who have
not yet paid us a visit to do so at once, mm be
convinced, as wc lire sure they will be, that we
mean exactly what we stty wjin we assure all
the world and the rest of mankind that we are
on tho warpath against high price and intend
to fight It. out to the bitter end. So bring along
your ca-l, or produce and see what you Will
see in the way of big bargains.
Respectfully yours,
Pryce, Baxter, Jones & Co.
Ebensburg, Nov. 2 b 18T6.
POINTMFNT IV RAN KRFPTCT. Hti
trn THxlrirt of I'enniilran1a, t:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Assignee of Fkrdinaxd Makx. of
Carroll town, in the County of Cambria, and State
of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged s bank
rupt upon his creditors' petition by the District
Court of said District.
OTHELLO SM FED.
Nov. 24, 18T5.-3t. Assumes.
I1 virtue i. r sundry writ of lenl. 'no.,..
J .l'n. I ,-inl. ."r"o. , ,' V. I,, -i-,r,-i -..', i .s.
tied 7ti. l.r i t . , is-oe.t out .-f t l.e t '. oit t
of Common I'loirs ol ( auihria county and tome
lir .-It i. the,-,. bee:.,sed to pnbl c sale,
nt the CoriiT Hofsg is Nsiu-itfj. ,.
' MOiViaY, tllC 4lll h fff PeCCnil'fT T?f '
I i
"t 'Iaick, P. m., the following real . state.
to wii
Art. thoriirht. title nnd fnicTCFt ef John llil.--rr:i.
of. In and to n piece or parcel tan t Hunte
in Cambria township. 'aeo n':, cmn'r, Pa..
joining isn.ls nf John I'.'oiineil. I". V.l. Hrn n.
ti ml .lnri in a let com a it. ii.g lis acres. Tn.ite rr
les", about O) nens dearetl. will, two crcimf .1.
having I hereon ,i I a two s.'orv log l,,,u-...
mine burn mvt H.-.get: -bed. new in 'heis-eup:,,,. r
td .lelm liilem.in. Ink-n jn eve,-,,! eai nn.i b l"e
eoll at the suit ., ri:f;1t., t , S:rie:s and ethers
A, so. ml the rigid, t hie nnd interest of Jacob
KtinMiia;:. of. in Hnl l.u nieeei.r p.ire! of bind
situate iu h;te townshi,,.' I'mni.rm count v I'a
to! joining hinds or .1 oha Beers. m.ih' I lean". Chas!
Vi.unkii,. nnd others oonta oiine about tx acres
more or less, all cleared, having Ihei. cted ii
two story iriiine !i..!,e. from- barn, nn.l eo.il t-ai.k
in working order. In the .-.-u ; iiiv . .Ih.-.I. K iii.s.
man ; and n two stery liimie botise. In the oe. v..
piiney ot Ch irks Kims. nan. Talicn in exe.-utj,,,,
mi l to lie sold nt the mil or .1 antes Ni !.-oo. jr.
Also, all the right, tith-niid interest ot ' W. p.
loirKvr. oi. in nn.l m a pice., or lot ol uronn.i t
j nte in Whlie iownshq.. . Hinbris omit v. I" , . tr..nt
j in-,' in the public ro-i. I mi. I adjoining fa, id of Join,
I D. Fiskc ami John dray, h:,intr thereon erect" i
' wo story plank hotise. in I he oeeiipunev of v. .
j K. liatkrr. and one li:i! interest in a mmicmiry
steam shingle machine. In t he oecm.anev of I'.ar
I KirXdray. Taken in execution aiid lo be mid
j at the sail of Joseph Cramer.
I Also, alltho right, title and interest of Pnvid
Trexler. of. in niei to a piece or pa, eel .r bin. I sit-
n.ite in Clearfield township. C.inibria count v. Pa
, adjoining Ian !s of Marv liendon. John Ivfier. r.
; nnd oi hers, containing M(ia res, t,ire or less.:! bout
8 acres cbaiod. having ti.rr.-M.ii erected u Inn
Story plank lcusc an I log sMIdc. la the eren'iancv
; of Thomas By run. Tukrn in execution mi.l'to l.'e
j sold at t he suit of John H. (lite, adiiiinis; rat or of
J. K. Bite, ilecensed.
Also nil t he r;V!it. tP o nnd interest d WllPam
t A. Ivory, of. in an t to n piece rr parcel of land
j tinte In Oleariield township. Cambria eountv. In,
I nojuleiog binds ef Jes -ph I o..ut. 1'av.d 'ifvnn!
nnd Thomas Kris", conta ning M nc-.-s. mere or
i less. n!t lit . 0 acres c 'eared, having t lu rn n erect.
' ed a two story plank house nnd Ira me barn, in the
occupancy ol v. tlhatn A Ivory. In sen in ox ecu.
tion nn-l to be sold ut the suil of A. Naupp. lor use
J ors
1-.. Burns.
Also, nil the r:ght, title nnd Interest of J.
Krise, of, in a id to a i ecc or unreel of lam)
J
nte in ClenrlieM toni.shi .Cambria comity. I'.i.,
adjoining landj of Jditi McDcnnitt, William Lit
tle, Lewis Carle, and others, conlaiiiintr ls"i ai res,
more or less, i.bout ;kj acres cleared, having t here
on erected a two stoty log lo use and log otahh;.
in the occupancy or J.-.mes I'lnnkct. nnd a two
story plank house and log stable, la the ocen pancy
of J nines Swiiu'har'. Taken in execution and to
be sold at the suit ol A. F. Kerr.
Also, all the riaht. title an I interest oT Wnj.
J. t.'untis, of. in and to n piece or lot ol ur. und sit
uate in Ijoretto boreugh, Cambria county Pa
Irunlinjon M. Joseph s . -;1 o, rasl ft-nj v
ton !oig hirV: to nn fl!ey en the west nud :in a lo
f.n the reutn. nar:ng thereon erected a two MorV
fr.initf house and frr.ttic stable, in the necniin nev
of Win. J. Coons. Taken in execution mid to be
sold nt the suit ol Win. Liizingcr.
Also, all the risilit. t it le and in! crest of James
J. Kay lor. cxeeuioro! F-dward A. Lurk, who was
I 'rk.tet.iiatlnpo?f(..s;n.t,r.!t: Al!th..V..'ll"w'.
; l"' described piece or ptir.ti I ol land, situate ltiiiv
"!'' ?V VV' P, CatuVni
eoiinty.s.ml Sta-e or Pennsylvania, on the bead,
inetx-cu or ot si:.-:ui Kurk. wr, I, not ice to 1..I.,,
' oi;;r:scmi, e,llil':-l ns billows,
wit : U'vipni.. at a post o: the township r-.
i .lenee Si.u: n 1 . titirrei-s. cast ii:.n,gi, r i an.l
of .lohr. c ioii.-h !;-,' p.-rcio s. ioa w:.lnut ; thenrc
soii'li 40 detrces. et i'Z perches, to a sbnio ,
thence north !'( degrees, wFt 132 perches, to a
. ist : thence north 17 decrees, east sa perches, to
a birch : thence :i.,r h deurees. wel ;s perch".,
to a post; thence soul h 61 degrees. ert nitietv
nnd two to a post : theii'-e north 4i ib res
eiist fd tu ri-hcs, to the place of beginning '-c.-.i"
taining 1-1 acres and S. perches, mat measure
the same being pnrt oi t io tr.-ir-ts ol hind warrant
ed In the names ol Kdwnrd Hirw. ll nnd Wlhiaii,
Spade, be in s the p;,in bmd whu-h on t he first ln v
x-l March, A. I). 1 :;:.. was eonve e.l to Nnsnii
Isnrk by Kohert 1 tt.iroon. T;ik-n in execution
and tn be sold nt the rnit of .loseph linrir.mn ex
ecutor of the :a?t will ami te-linnriit d lio'bf rt
I.urgoon. deceased.
Also, nil the ri-rht. tb'e nnl interest of Roc
f el louirh an I Peter 31 rt i oiu-li her husband to
wit: A II the following described Ian:, nnd tract
.f Inn I situate in Washington township. Vambria
county. a.. hounded nnd descrlb-d s i.,u...
I that is to sny. the norihern one full r.nd Cimi
; moiety or hnif p rt of all t hat trarl el land c-Tih-d
"Friendship." situate on the waters f blackliek
lir i '(ineinnugh. in tins cuintv l I '.-i mt.rii bit ..r
i He.lfor.i eouuiy.st .teof Fe,:,,s Hun a. bcglnnitor I
ct a sugar tr-e. then'-e by :o'a-il land n.-ar t ,,. i
foot el the Allegheny mountain, nort h dot rc.
i east 4ft perc!,es. to a ni-vpie trc; tiorih seven del
j grees. nes: percnes. to a i-ircli tree; thence
I souths.', ileirreest west S3 perches, to i post, an I
Fouui .r ue trees, west j-j: i. r-hrs, to a post
the ce by an old survey Sonth 11 degrees, east p.i."
perches to a birch tree: then--" bv vacant i.ii'L
I smth 35 degrees, cc-t perches, to a huttcn-
wood nt.d nortti 7tl dc .r.-. s east C5 perches, to the
place oi m-gitining e,- ita r.ir.g ,i"y' aers nnd al.
lowacee, neing t to, same premises whienW. It. !'o:i- i
acker, high Slietill of ambriu citititv, bv virtue i
of plurins writ ol'ieyri laeias. No. y. Deccm'ier !
Term. IsTl. sold to the present grantor ns the
property ol Fetor Meijon-h. K.., to i I. .Ii,tls.
ton. Kf.j.. nnd Eveline, his wiie. t-y th. ir deed i
dated S:n day of April. A, D. 172, and recorded I
in thc proper oiliee tor recording deeds in Cambria ;
eortnty. conveyed to .lulm Hrady. party hereto; j
together with all and simriibir the loiil'.l.its nnd I
improvements, sJreets. laties. alie-,. passages !
ways, waters, water courses, riirhis, lihcrtfcK
privileges, hered it intents and npurten;,nccs w hat
soever, thereunto beloniring. or In anvn ise a ptir
tnlninur. and the reversions nnd remainders there
of. Taken In execution and to be sold at the sUjt
or John Htady.
Also, all the right, title and Interest of F. Mc
Gla.te, of. in mi l to a piece or parcel of land "situ
ate in Sutiimcrhill township Cambria connt v
I"a., adjoining lands r Joseph Wriithf Josha.
RibUtt, W. Kirby. and others, contnitilng W)
acres, more or irrs. unimproved. Taken in execu
tion mid to he sold nt the salt of Levi Ream.
Also, nil he right, title and interest ot Charles
Johnston, of, in nn-l ton piece or parcel of iand
sltnate in Washington tnwn.Miip. Cambria conn' v
Ia., ad joining 1. in. is of James Denniston. he'rs ",f
I. M, Adams, .levetiscil, and others. co-,a'
40a.'res. more or b-s alK-ul -.'a aeresclc re '.. 'now
in possession orCh -rl,-s .lolmston. T.,' on in ex
ecu tin nnd to be sold at the suit ol 'it'.ntn L;n!on"
Ai.so. all theriaht. title nnd interest of D It"
Kiukead. of. In anil to n piece or '.it i,i irr..ur, ,
nate In the West Ward of J;i nshnrg boron'-h I
Cambria comity. Pa., hmin on the e-it"i.v i
Julian street, en the wc; y it of John Kennedv j
and on the north by To'.r, Hall, having thereon I
erected a two nry fra-.,,c house, plank s:nMe nnd '
other onthnild ir.s, r.ow in the oe.-uj aney of D. H. I
Kinkoail. Taken ,n execution and to he sold nt '
the salt of Jn.aej 7d vers. na ftr us" or John '
8cnn'an, trus'e r ittive A ; n Kvais. i
Also, nil ihe right, tftle nn l interest of Wil-
lintn R. Tinbott. 1 . in and ton pice or parcel Tf '
binil Sit ante in Cituihrta township. Cnmbt ia coin,. I
ty, l'j., aitjoinifg lands ol Marv ; ibo ,u on the
Tie-th, E.J. Walters on the s-Otli. Thomas tJrif. !
i Ltli on the east, and .lohn Dougiterty on the west, i
: containing seven acre-;, more or Irss." nn improved. '
i I tiken in execution ami to be Sold at ihe suit .if
E. Roberts.
! Al.so. nil the Tight, title nnd interest of WiMjnm
McCoinhle, of. in and to a piece or parcel of land
I situate in Sus jochanna township. Cambria cum
! ty. I'n .adjoining land or Simon Weak-land nnd
Jacob ICii kpa I rh k. containing K! acres, more .r
; less, about "Jo acres cleared, haying t hereon erected
r. two. -dory plank house and log stable, new In the
j occupancy of William McCoinliie. Taken it, ex
1 rent ion and to be sold at the suit of J. V.. Fisher,
. ct. al.
i Also, al! the right, title and Interest of T. A.
I i "raver and L. A. '.'raver, administrator of I.. A.
1 Cravcr, deceased, of. in n nl to
to a piece or bd ori
n borough. Cambria
1 street sn-l ndioinlng '
. vrc'.ind si'uato in Cs.riolPown
. county, 'a , ireprmsreti ..lain street sn-1 ndpnnin
lot ol .losoli ; oiner an I .,..iii Si-dt?.
h iving
I thereon erected a two story frame ! oase. in the oo
j cupanry of Mrs. Cravcr. 'I nko-i in execution
anl to be Vol I at t he s:oi. ol IV i I r in Lit 7. in ut,
I Al.so. alt the r vot. title and Inn-rest ot Doini.
. nick Kn-..er. of. in nnd to a piece or lot of ground
j sitcatc in CarroUt.ovn borough. C'nmbrit cjr.ntv,
; I'n . front h'.g on High s-reet and extendiiia back
to lot of R-chol M D."r:r.;tt. hiving an alley nn
the north and lor ol Henry Moiuon the t.'m:;,,
liaving t hcrron erect e. a two story frame house
nnd frame ptaldo. now in t he oeeunn nev ol I 0111.
ini-k V.a-.'.'T. .!,. f II the right, title r",nd It-t. r.
est of Doicvnirk Fa," r. ot, in nn 1 to a piece- or b.t
CI g roll no s:: lia . c 111 1. :i rroi oov n iKireiign. , n tliona
count j. I'a.. ha.-tn- a street on tr.e wee;. ai.e
en the nor, h. an I lot ot Rin lo.'a estnie o: ti e
Soiitli, haviiiM thereon creeled a two story plank
house and Ira tee :;h! in t he o tcn'taney ,,'f .Lines
Walter. Taken in event ion anl lo be ha sold at
the rnit ofS.-li-n-.lt Fri-'?y.
Also, nil the right, title and interest r F. W.
Pringle, oT. in and to a jdece or parcel of land it
n.te in Jaekson township. CauiNria .v.nntv. pa..
beginning nt a hemlock; thence by tract o! I? ,
Housi-r fo! degrees, west Iii, perches, to a (nut ;
tnenee ny tr . et ot John Hutly. tin til ss .legr'.-s.
west 75 perches. In pimt on line ot iract of John
Wig on; thence by said old survey, north r3 de
gree, tvest ls'J lu rches, to n p. -si ; thence by lar.d
late ol Alter A. iip iT. north fss degrees, east l;i
perches, more or less, to the place ol beginning
containing 1 .7 acres and no perches, be 11 g part of
a Inriter trnet in the name ot Jacob Rnpp, i.aring
thereon erected a one story plank house, water
saw mill, and hoard stable. In the occupancy r
1'. W. Cringle. .t- . ull the right, title and" in
terest or I". V. Pringle. r in and to a piece or
parcel of land s tuate in SunimeilaH township,
Cambria county. I'a.. adjoining lauds ol Henry
Walters. Hen tiatcs.lleo Wtntroth, and others,
containing lid acre, more or less, a'cout 75 acres
cleared, having thereon erected a two ;ory dwell
ing house and barn, in I he occupancy or Frin-
ule. .-!', a'l the ri ; lit, til 1c mil interest of 1".
W. Frinl. of iu and to a piece er tract of land
sit into in Crovle tnvnliii, 1 nmbria count y. Fa.,
ad joining b, n-is of Joseph W. l'rin .b", Iiavid M.
Prtnglo. i'hibp Me.'-all atid ot hers coi.ta iuin- 1
acre, more or less, about. 5 nc, cere.!. l,'-i,
all tl.e rub;, title uud uuiruji il i'. W. Friable,
r l-sri-t-I ,.. Kid i'iia'e ill
. i . . lilllf.ril. eximlT. '4.. H'lJ.' lelij
M M I roiie. ". rnnle. .'i'e it
I-. M. At .1. l:r.. i:. -.nd ; h;-r mn
tcs r : f -7 or ! hi-m- i,r.,vc.. i'sken
laieis ol 1 ..I
v i ri;i .!.-.
'. I -xii.inj -6 :
in e J.-e,i.i..i, n,.. ... ! I I nt i In' Uit of Joseph
i Miller.
i A I so. all t ! rlvti. oii..Hi.! in'rr-e nf Aaron
1 oiiV ;ir' V. ol. io nr. I i.i a .- r.a.u ti:.-' ot I. in. I
Fitu.it-' in l.-ariiei .' tow, .slot.. , Htni-ro -tir.'y,
I'n.. ru -rcyei in toe e i. .t . ,.'iml Ke; .!e,
tsainde-; .u. i i:ci-i.:.i-i :i i' ee !e. by
Fiirvi v in t he nut" i.i li. fi.-ln-r ..it ihv .-nth.
! by survey. nt lie n i toe i i , s J."i.-o:i . t, ,1..,
i ens,. y VlT.rki- I Former .ir-ey en itle et mid
j 1I nry Kepple .ei t he nor! h. i id t n. t en' in; i r
i '- r. in re or Jes . ij'-t TI a; re .-lea re I.
; l.u Viii vr t liereoT. en-eted s : ry r,rte d w.-l I
ii:f 1. 1. use and stable. In !h" . -ep;irrj el A.iioii
j l-oi, .-her y and A Fl..ri! tim. .1 ' i ail tho
t j l.t. t i, le and inter -s. ot Aare 1 i ry,
j I" H,1'l t a certain o'ii r tr.ir t .t I. n I s.tuate in
I leaili.-l.l t.twnshiji . hrn'oia ritit.-tr, l a . sui
I v.-; ni in the ,,:,uie f nr Koiii-, a fin n,r
, the Mi.ove l, s.-rio.-d tract of "i-el'-n t he ' niri li.
j ami eoiMslniri.. 4i m-r. , inor. , r b s mN ut i.i
i acre cleared, ii.iv.nj il.ere r. led a ene ii.l a.
bait s!ory dwelling h.an-e staLle und other cut
: buieiin.s Tak.u in vxeen; io,, nn i io s.. i
, i he suit of Jo!iu I .rot hi r 1 i :ie.
A 1 .so. nil I he ru tit. t It le and i -ci f f.-.-idi ,s
I Ij- i. el. in nnd oa pice el bind t ii n i'e In It., r
' tow, ship. I smbri:. M.u:,:y, I n , ae fun", l n..
: 1 liomas . irith: h. .iai-.-b K ru. Sherry . a-, i
ol he s. coot ., in "iiiir .,l a'T. s. 11,,-rr ,r ls.-. a "oir?
r.ci r lea red. Iiaiiin l!t 'r. "ii eres ...t a one ai d a
, I. a I story plank h..ae atid log s. able, in llcv
eupanev ol f.njlebert Levy, .j o. all the ti.l .
. title and Interest of ll-ji llus Ievv. id, in and to k
: piece or parcel ol l:nd s I 'i.i i" in i-arr ton-ii .
; aei'.ri i eoiui'y. p.i.. a.li .in'n ' binds ot i Ii ...
j Uritilih. Jae.it, Km.-. Joe i h lib r.aiid Ui.-rs.
cotuain.n lo. ai-r.-s. nioi e i r 'o..i,i 3, ;,er.-s
cleared: not n-.w o.-enpi.-l T .-.!,( n in rxcciiii.
! and to bo s..l.t at t!.Mi t ,.f I". l;..l.er:s.
j A 1 so. nil t he , Ijl.t . t it le :ue! in teres "T .1 nines
. I". Nens-Mi. ot. in nn l t., a p - ec or are,-! ot ln I
1 sitm.te in Co iittie'.i I ownship. ( ritdr i ;i cninv.
j , ;d;..-niii.. lands ol the .-stale ot Tli.m
I Adams. ,l c-tist .!. .l-.ttn ensi.n. I'eeense.t. wi t
' .: Itei s. ci :.ta:,:liiL 71. :;cr. s i-.o.re r les- mv.o,i- ;;s
j acres cie re.t. bavins there- n erected n ii...,.iv
'i l u lieiise and log ham. nov.- in tl.e s-rii ,-f
j Jntti-s lrl Ncason. .4.. ull the ri.!,i. title nnd
j tnien t of James 11. Xeasoii. ol. in ate' to a p.. c
I or .lan-el ol bind siiuate in . leatn.-id tore-t-.p,
i . nmb b, eo, m y, l a . :u.;o nin binds of ,i.:ti ,
1 Ncason. Jos.pl, Baker, and othtrs. eontaii.tn . 4,,
j ncr.-s. mere or less about ID uer. cleared. In pos
' session ol J.-nnes K. Nenson. Take 1 in execution
I aiid to be sold nt the sail ol ilciiD -t J. Sawyer, lor
1 use o' Jno. iVcilon.
( A 1 so, a 11 t lie ri. lit. title and in rest of Frtir" .
j W ism Her, ol. in and In a piece or parcel ol Ian I
! situa'e in Ban township. I m!ria conn t v. pa.. .
i joining boots ot Hc.in.-e Fresh, .ies. p , SI im-biser.
1 l.een .nt -Mangold nnd ot lit rs. e- ir a niiiit 7S acres
! more or less atM.ut a.i acres cb -ire I. iiivmu there."
i on erocied a o:ie-ind a hait slory I on- bouse and 1.,-
s:able. in t ho h-c npancy of l.tiwrnce I.'dlesp. r
tcr. and a ..nennd-a halt su rv traine boas,, an I
irame siii'd-', in the o.-. iq tiev ol Francis W.s
111 Her. Taken in execution mi l to !.. sold at l.io
suit ol Michael Kirch. . xeculor ot Xhhola-Het-fly.
tlcc'd.
"Al so. all the riht. tltl" nnd interest or K-.bert
A. t atnpbcil. of. in nn l t uilth.it crrtaoi lot u
vroiin l situate an 1 I'fin: in the l.i.r.tidi 1,1 i
r.'lltown, in the county ,. 11 nib, ia. t n i s-aie of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described a-- I !!;
""inniu at n Isist and corner ot tot oi N.i li .ias
N'ajK' anJ St. .ioFcj.o S.'ret-t: then -e with -i t
reel. i:orth 67 Int. !o inst r.ttd C..-11. t"' t jt 1 T
' Henry Stoltr. : thence east I y
i.i l-.t -n I.
i-et. to
post on rlcasant alley : lluliCL" I
t'ln,
b.t ;.i
ot lie-
no. I
south t." f.'.-t. to p-.t : thence no!
. i h
Nicholas Ntmle: -Oil I'.-et, to post aiid j
aee
iappoVtei-aiie.-.. Taken ln"exeeU,i.a 1
st.M at the sit e! susauuah Ataphell.
Tt.nb.,i-S.ti.r..-tl,-thinl nl t:,.
motj.-v to bo paid when the p.- P -iti I
ft 11 liini : to tet tier wttti tl.c here-n'mn
and to bj
1 rc!:is ,
I- ki k 1
to I down, and tie- remaining t vj tul
IU C.l-
I ; ' ti; elation of li.o deed.
, HERMAN RAUMER. Phcr
j Fherld s Office. l.lK-ntbuig, Nov. i 1. 1
SHERIFF'S SALES.
j)! virtue of sundry miitscif
'i n io'ionf l'j .
ll-ls 11 10I .V, ,M t
If p'-it'i. A litix :-i .toxii -.'j
I 'H ut. isiteil out ot the tvurt ,.t l inn o..n
Pons ..f Can.tiria county nml to me .biccicd,
t here w,i! ex posed ,0 puldie sale, HI I he M .
SU'N II.H'sT: IX J.MtNsTOWN, -n
.S I TV II DA V, Drceu'her 2d, 1ST
nt I o'ct.Dt'K, l'.:.. the lelkiv. ing real est a to,
to wit :
A I.I. the right . tit le imd in tores: of Satni:. I V.
Wike, of, in and to two bus id ground Minute,
ia Upper V.idf r township. Cm. hi in count v. pa ,
Irontmg on the Somerset i-iko Mtnl a. it uini.ir
I b'ls.of lleorce Osborne. I lorry i.a cm 1 . lied
I Stony Crc. k rlv.-r, baying tio-teoi, ert-ted a
j plank sl.ma liter hotise nii-i ti M un-s. i'.ikeii i .
.xeeuti jn and to he s j;d at 1 1 c suit ot J.-,m,s(:.
1 nrruy.
A 1.S0. a!! ttt.- right, tit !? nn ' inter"?: of p;-: -Horner,
id, t.i and to a pjc. c. pared of la I
situate in Yo.br townvhip, jmiuia .-unit'.,
I'a., nd joining lands ot :a inoria 1 1.111 ..i. 111 ..an , ,
tieoige Spat k-r. Yost i lochstoin. :id ..i.iei' .
! containing o a
' fenced, bavin
aci (-s. niore or io. aii . Ienr.-d mi l
g t!l-.Mi .'roct.d a one
I'iiooi u nisenii i ii-tr staoie. ,i-, cow o. l o .o ,,.
-Iso. all the right, titlj and mti 1. st .i i'el. r
Horii'T, ot. in and to a piece or parcel of lei 11 I
situate In Comma,igl, towns.iiti.t'embriH ecu. -t
y, ni ji utiiiig laniN ot Ai -luo ii. i 101 , 1 -m-i jMt,
Ib'ttivr ntni E.l Horner, e. mtii ioo-g i a, re-:,
more or less, .ib.xit ..tie n-rc cliTi- il, iiavb
hereon crec'iil a b c.ibtn. not now . on;
Tak.-n in xeeu.ion and to l.e sold i t Co- - mi f
JmC'iI, C. H iriier, adiuiiiistrator ol Jac n. iloi
m r, (b ecame-!.
A I so. ll t he 1 isrbt. t itb - and Interest of Cbr's
tian Dorreis, d. la and to two bos ..t groin: t
si. a ,'e In Conemnugt, bor.uigh. Cii.tts; ia e..nii
ty, I'a.. IrontiMiron I'ortage -I r.-el s.ud a lj.Mi,
ing lots of Welsh and Jones heirs nnd Jacd,
Fronheiser. and running back Li Mnaf,
having th.roon er.-cted a bug.- tos:oi v fiatno
hou.-c. ii, I be oorui'aiu-y ot C'.n is' i., 1, 1 , i t i, s
and Mrs. Lycotu. and a two story plank him--.
Ill t he oeeuim icv id M n-hai I S, i l ei t . n iiciiia
execution and 10 tie sold at thc suit ol R. Du
rach. Also, all the rijrht. tit!c a" 1 1ft;. -et i.f J jh
W Lewis, ol.iiia.1.1 tu a b.t of p. nod situ.io
11, I rospeet borough. Caumi ia e. iv, 1 .110 a,
fronting 0:1 Quarry -.rt. t on t h -so n h. an nib v
01, 1 he east p.t of jni Wi, ;,.,, ,01 1 no ,,0,1 h,
and lot of TnOj,as Hioiods on t ic w, st. bavin
thereon re; red two in-ostoi. t--i..;e- 10, h hi
t e '"Cu '!-' of John Con :n 11. W .:. Lewis and
JoPti V. ,1-wis. Taken in execution a.lj to ,w
s '! ,it the suit ot t 'asev .V F.-t- ii 11
, Al.. all t he 1 iiiit. ti. le a,, I :.,toi-cst of John
Cox. of. in ami to a lot or piece . ground sit,,
J ate in Camt.t ia bor-.cch. I am' n , , -011 i. , pa ,
Irniitiiist mi the nort t, by llitcr-' rooi , . .t .d .1 .
V. McCommby or. the west, !r.t r f Js M'-eircu
on 'he .aist, an.) an at!, Von the . b, h.,. ti r
j theroti elected a onc-iiml-a half sti: !. u-o
J and a f!abl-. not now m-.-itpi,. 1. T-ikrt,'ln,
j cut ion and to be sold at 1 ;ie suit .t C. it. F..!t -.
I A !jm, :;l! 1 he right. I it le a t.d iv! cri-st ot sam'
RverS. of. in and to a b.t ot grOi'id situ-Mo 1.1
' l'.ast Coucnai ill, li.-iTiia-li. C'liioria -. utiiv.
I'a.. ! rout u.g 0:1 the b I trsl stroe, attd ad
joining In of Cambria Iron Co. on Ihe ii"i . c.
having an si ley on the wet and soutu. ha 11 g
thereon . rectod a two story I, ..us-, now in too
cert pan. y oi J.is,.j., 1-of.e. Tii'.cen in exeoo
lion and t- t e s.-bl at ihe s'lit ot P. F. Sh.,tr,- .
Al.so, nil the r.srht. Olle and 1n;ere-i o, J- s.
fiates. of. in and ton bd ot rr.niii-1 situate m
c.-tmiitl boroush. Cambria cmntv. I'n.. front
ing on R:i'1i-.a.l street on the north, aujoiiiitig
lot or E. I. Jmiis' .-tate on the wst, lot of
Win. Minihrtn on the van. and an all. y on the
south, having Ilii ivneiirtcil a twostorv hurs.
and plank stal.le. now in the occupancy ol .!...
(.at, "S,
lat.et, 111 eXfH-niion nd to Ii. s.il.t
at
I
the SHU ol Ihe Columon a e-iit h of Peons, Iv o.
nia. for ue.
A !.. all th right, titlo snd interest of Sam
uel V.. R unny and 1 tzr.ie Rainev. of. in and t.
all that .o,aif, lot or p,-.-. o! "ground -titiaie.
Ia ing and being in tl.e borough ot Johnstown,
t'nm'iiiit county. Fa., tn eiiti -eicht Oi feet on
Market street and ey'i,.ii,.g liack the wiine
width sity-six (ii.".) fi-et. more or e--s. to lot , f
Charles It. E.bs. and known in plan .if lot Isi 1
out by V. tt. Icwi. admin, s, rntor of Da. id
llite's omate. as M,t numtier six (di, and a, j . til
ing lot of William South .veil on one side a "id lot
t
i " "I .t :ro
Vl en" which Joh.
V1 ,r "T l!,,f"1 A,M '
John F. H ,rn-s and w I v
il i'. Is"!;, ftinu rwt in lo'..
' iiii-nwio-ii iin.M i.iz.ie . itamsey ; ti jf.-iii. r
i.n- o.-i . 1 1 . f. .in-n s an. 1 st'Pili teiiaoces
thi'reto. T.ikon in exociit i.e., nnd to be sold at
the suit or tile Johnstown ibiildiiig Ij,au A -Soctal
1 ti.
ii.itvscr Sai.f. One-third of the puri-hac
mom y t.i tie p jd wh. n. ihe prop.-rty Is kios kt d
.lown. and the remain. mr Io-ibir.is m..,,
I
t'li'in-itluti ol the d--e..
HERMAN RAUMETt. fh-riff
Sheiiff s nmw, Kiieiisburir. Nov. Id, s71
"TXT A TC 1 1 M A Iv I N O . 1 1 a v i n S
" .11 toe to;t!i orii!--rlv rl
t:;k-
1
pee,-j.; r 1 1 iv H. Kinkea.l. I q . In
t he rear ol i he ;.; -'(. imaoo'1cp
nnd r-t .,,r to M 1. Nunn'
store. High street, t h nn lcrs uiie I
won! I rt-soerititlly ,11101m the nub.
i II- t!i.t I,
1.- ti- . -re., ,o repair clock
ltC'l"
, j-weiry. eic, at snort notice, ,n n ,,rkma n b ko
j manner, at,. I at tl.e lowest living prices 1'.
I give me a call. t'Alil. KIVIX11S.'
A I.M I XI ST I! V TO R fT X of Tr E
-- r-tite of AMMtrw llnnsox. .1. '.
'!' on, am"., letters ol .iilnimi-! r.-ii ion on it
et
ate.t Amtrtw Do.t-on. l..te(,r Ai!i...i.n,
i ship. O.ni'.ria eonnty. d e.. ,. the ut, b ri red
I takes thi ine'bo-l ,d not t, i,. nil per..,t m.-bi.
. ed to .,, I . state th.it payment mn-t be ,.e .
; nie.baeely, and thou having cUuns in.1in,: (I ,
, sain.- ill consu'.l their t.wti lntercs b pr. -nt
! lug them to me pr ip rlv au'lu-nt . ,,e (,,r .
i meat m. iini '
Nov. 10. 174. Adiii.nistraior.
not in-:
Kstafe
of I'll! I.i p S firTTIC. .Wi
letters test iin.-ct-irv o
Sciietl iu. lme el Can .ill t
been granted to the on
the .state ot I'h'Hn
wn-hip. tece"e,l. ,, xy
p.TS..tis indebted to sii I e-
maKc i:i:eie1i.,;e pa.inept
c!ai,?-e ill pres. nt dieri p-
-iglie.l. I,, I., ,
It
are re.me. ted
. nnd lb.-.. l,:,ri,
pet I v aul
I .f. in an ! to a
I ,o ! ii-.-.. i
01 e.-i i leiio-i' 1 .
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Fii..Ni 'l-Sv.il l:i 1T1, Cxr
'I'.'ors.