6BENSBURC, PA.,
,;hv Morning, - - ic. , is7.
HATSAY YE TO THIS!
v,n,)Oiilion to Reduce the Price
ir'A, ME EM AX and put
' it on a tvmi JiaslB.
. . ., eleventh volume of tbe Frek-
rDlii:y afpromhins; completion, and
3 'i.rt firl srroaiilnsr. "9 iOere. under
i t of iii'fUHiuiMteil accounts, scattered
'!". all oer tbe country, we rtptm it
I'uic to nmke " tTrt to dispense
."'l'tr V.7,it svtein and put our business
6trt,i.t rcatb bal. Wth thnt object,
in flew, we ask all our old patrons
:,f nr new ones e possible to let us
: " ,,r before tu- first day of January next
her are not wi.'lin to n.iySl.SO In
t: Ifjr'tbt! coniintr year, those outside of
'' .J to pay 1A cents extra for postjre.
if.1- j ut ,ut of debt to us. need heel-
nte-eptniir thin propnsltloo, as those
.i if unable to pay, can at least settle
M Vtheir nnttf. although we earnestly
nn ill ' P "P ,n fH" or.,n rar, ,f at
uD. I. We ask no one for tbe present to
r-"'Z' n.v for the oominir year. Out
i ul 1 ..i ..r natrons not only to let us
" .Vmtbem on tbU subject, but to advise
-r,??rnds n t now recelvlnr the FtS-
j ui'iFarepirn.
Mctpt our proposition
' i men In till the towns and townships
r ".'.i.- hVnturt in enrolling the names
;J" Kn.re willlim t take our paper on the
' :".rl-J but where that or some similar
"'1,.110't svulluble, a penny postal card
.. to Inform ui In rrntird to the matter.
!ilwho hve paid beyond the rresent
' .II he entitled to the same proportlon
Jtr,t'.'n Tin !' lee. Now, friends, let us
7rm you on ibis subject on or before the
'aJ'.w'ieil.
' -r-esr-TrrTT-jwr
A fonrteen-year old daughter of Mr.
Mation, W estmoreland county, was so terri-
SWZ r,d?y raornlB ,a8 h
V- , takDB Are from a grate that si. a
Uted in great agon, on Satufd.ylifir.oo,!!
wT lt eve,n,y-eght years to-day since the
Joy with thlittle hatchet, otherwise know
as George Washington, also as the FatheTof
Srst1 ,ry' ?."d 151le " "first inVar,
1709. thC 14th of Member,
A little child of Dennis Gardner, of Os-
hy its clothes taking fire during the tempo,
rary absence of Its mother, who returned
only to find the clothing of 'her darling en.
tirely consumed and the body reduced to a
blackened crisp.
A grand shooting match for a splendid
new rifle will come off in this vicinity on
Saturday of next week, Dec. 22d, the pro
ceeds from which are to be devoted to a good
purpose in every way worthy of that gener
ous aid of which it stands much in need,
bharp-shooters, please take notice.
.7iVn Ay.. evenig lt a piece of iron
accidentally slipped from the hand of one of
the men employed on the roof of the new
blooming mill of the O. I. Co. at Johnstown,
and striking Edward Ott, who was aocendl
ng a ladder at the time, on tbe head,
knocked hiru down and fractured his left lee
at the ankle.
-The Johnaiowft Democrat understands
that Dr. Andrew Yeagley, of that city, will
be a candidate for Couuty Treasurer before
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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.... tt. fit iff VTitrv
Xmliv, Feb. 12, JP'O, "as ueen nxeu
f Arpl:I",'ul t'1""1-
twr:nt pbeanatit shooting will be tin
t'h'i .ifvr tli last day ot this month.
". j0i,;e. bitted nse can le boitj-ht for
at A. A. barker & Son's. Terms
' tw, ,i n'ark, of Huntingdon, claims to
i . .1 11. 1 .....i. .1.!..
ti'. cu t'Ael"-1"'0 " Mejril IUIO
.hat there are flfeen
v n
o i .ilimated
tiftuii'i iu this Biate, not couutiug
.1,1. rriiinl of white sugar for one dollar
l;.trir Son's cheap cash store.
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"1 vvtiit is Impi'i it's. fiu girl. Well, j
. IVttit.
u, Tnai Mirer, of
..tuiiule l after all not to take any ! only has
in bis'n.
-7U Irt-ncs art? bahuT, whifh, it in well
:rti:i! lr, is exceediotiy rare for the
n:h ef Pei-etnlier.
Ikf .lolnisniwu Trtbv is Still Sndtilg
j n.ciijet-torsas to what kind of weather
, ir- g.-tnic to li;ve nest.
-U'dpaih's History n t!ie J nited fit-ates
. lo-'i al(ptc.l 30 a te it-book iu the
tl'( f F.ai.kiin lonnrgli.
-T'j I'eerie.s Tiug and Fie CtChew
iTotaiin leuld lie) found lnvery toi
;.'ni!'ry, ( IMnKSurgb).
-I'ufr- is not a miner in theconntry wlro
ir.it prt-r .V. & I). Kinehart's Mo. 1
SnTi'king Tobacro, 'ittsbiirgh).
- ilft-r -ij;ljiiig GO poundrt was shot
:'!lon Laurel Hill, a few days ago,
Sir Simi-'i Jiri'lpcs, of Canibria ltoroug(.
-A 1 the sweet ihiogs yon need for the
(in can 1-e bonlit very ebeap at the
.;i .-.fry etabliHliTnent of K. G. Parrtwh.
-Wif'.lier in KU'tifburg or Carrolltown
Lai-Rains to find, A. A. Haiker &
airatl.i wrciiHuts to kocp always in
-A nVi'ilnl t'hiistmas present for the
'g fn ki a Sini:hograph.v llitiflt, wbirb
;n n a pretniuui for salscription to
upr.
-Tl.o .I.'liti.tnw n Dunorrr't wants money.
1-. : i j 1 .-1 1 1 ;il:rib-rs are like a large
r-'r uf u;it uwn it will b' to keep
'.':r,g it.
! Pool. 3Rd ninety-eight yesrs,
: ! t'io-n.nl.iirg a few tlys ajju. During
' - c'.- tint l'ool aa never disturbed by
: - "i 'llnt-ss.
-Tv H'i''.n!ny?.lrtirg I7"eie'r is responsi--'f'.c
nsMTiinti that Smith has dairies
Tr r''('lt v hose tows have gone dry
p .. take nt'tit e.
-.' Ilainl i c l(!i tally shot himsel f in
M:m mi ?att!1n v 'aHt, producing an ugly
W ip.nil, n lii'e hunting on the mountain
-ttv.nicg Point.
-K' a-'fil .. lira only 20 cts. per pound at
a! ibi-ap ah store of A. A. Itntker
Mi. wU'i sll everything else equally
T' r ' n- a"J cash only.
-WLerever you see Iron Works, Coal
. yoii will fimi tbe Long fnt
k 17 T.kv -o of W. & D. liiuehart,
'''jtIj, Hie most popular.
-I 'e: but ehort, but we should do all
":1a to Lto'oiiL' it. Cheek a rough or
t'e an.) ne an old reliable reiuedr
Ir. Bull's Cough Syrup.
uuiiiei.f-e ttuck of candles, nn.s,
i' SQUt-J fruits, sweetmeats, etc.. of
?'lp. t !iut). just rwtivtrl at the little
i-' i'-ofL C. 1'arrish, 011 11 igb street.
yr-i.r (jroi-er, or vour merchant, for
" rf 1'ltig and Fine Gut Smoking
"f" uianura.-tured by V. St I). Kiue
': . P.liil.urjfh, best in tbe United States.
i'w me tie man w bo has not used W.
J- R.JteliXrt'a l-.l 11.. - x.:....
" . 1,?, a iii Ji 1 1110
I T'i! aceo, and I'll show you ue
J'l"at!on lias been sadly neglected. J
old Kanta Clans has commissioned
Wi.-iii.lj to aet as his agent iu the dis--vt
uuts. eatolies ami olher dell-
'"ii'ir.g the little folks of this vicinity.
if nnsses furs and muffs and
i'ir teiUrs. gloves ami ruffs ran be
trery . heap fr cash from E. C. Far
" a hti'.e store rontid the corner on
trct.
-Li; Oallsgher, a former resident of
' ' . t rad blllltr in T'itt.hnroti on
. - r - - . - r f
' 1 A rlifaroA eif lan.au. nrfitrrMl
'-L1! L'.rtl. and mill In tV.a urrrhtmnaA
y-ar.
f! " "'''n't go tour-elgn parts, or even
u- inr, to iiuy rnrs or any Ktnn tins
t? Vs. 0. Parrish has just received a
. soid very cbean on commission.
".''xamine them.
clothing, dress goods, dry
'Ir"'""''', almost everything elsn
of t , ,h al'y wt8 of roau, wo-
y ebild, ran be bought very cheap for
. 1 'orget to bear in mind and keep
7" a,,('1 ,,,at ,,r- HofTman will be
d T. " l" morrow (Sitnrday), fully
u -tlt Pfminn. si r s. r-- 1 ...si ....
are,! t " r a xuccessi u 1 ram vu
- -t.u na ciiHAased riims.
U,'"-T Wn'n the Hollidaysbnrg Rrgister
:'s "1Bn l,er nme mentioned Las
.k ,1 I. rr . . . .
j.f,, onering 10 me ivresi-
. . . IVrinanent Kl.t l.itinn It.t.t1.
J' Slillttilitr on .1 C...
-'"rmt t m wu"j uii uuin.wj n.
IVi, . n,,ot ,,e to careful in guard
i . , ','.,!h t,f l,1Pr babies. Only a good
' .'tuie in..;..;-,. l. i s,
: ' 1
-ill
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'-(17.
Dr. TtnlT-
: ctu'- ' oiiBj ojrup in Known no;
.... n aUTlllifttT initirtn.ia "t
3 J u & Wtsa A X t V W 4.ir
r4 't'.iirert 0 behalf of the Ebensbnrg
i. Hand, which was announced
? U,1 ' tbe evening of New Year's
I f, l"stponed nutil Friday even-
"ri,1"5' ',"ur7 4tu- Further par--W.
1 xt wk.
. . " 'earn
. .1 i-emocrattc count v convention.
" f more the merrier, hut if tbe Doctor
gets a chance to turn his attention from
phytic to finances it will be bemuse we can't
help it between now and tbe convention.
Tbe Supreme Courti.f the State decid-d
not a great while ago thit wtien a party
gives a note waiving the exemption clause
he cannot claim the right to have his real
estate appraised when seized by the Sheriff,
antl heme It is that several properties in this
county have recently been knocked down at
less thin twe-thirds of the appraised value.
In Itollidayshnrg, on Saturday last.
Win. Charles, ten years old, qnartelled with
Wu. Lewis, a couple of years his senior,
about the possession of a "shimiev stick,''
and in order to simplify matters" drew' a
pocket-knire and tabbe.il young Lewis in
the left eye, cutting clear through the pupil
and totally destroying the sight. Jso arrest
reported.
We note the fact with sympathizing sor
row that Hrother .fames, pf the Herald, is
once more, in the merciless grip of that 're
lentless sconrge, the quinsy, which of late
seems to have given us a very welcome go
by anl turned its attemion exclusively to
our less fortunate nrighlior, whose speedy
escape from its terribls clinches ne most
earnestly hope for.
Mr. David Mock, of fell fownsMn.
j Clearfield county, is tbe owner of a young
Cast Conemangh, chicken of last Spring's brood which not
a double twitty, craw, viscera an4
tail, but four legs antl fonr feet, all of nlid h
are surmounted by a single head. This lit'
ing maiistrosity is doing well and has at
tained a size commensurate with its days.
It tinist be admitted, however, that it Is a
Mock cbiekeu for all that.
We were troubled with a very annoying
cold in the head a few flays ago, caus.ed by
wet weather ami a pair of leaky boots, btlt
found almost immediate relief by going to
A. A. ISarker & Son's '-heap cash store and
buying a pair of A relic oversnoes, which we
got at a very low figure. Nothing like them
to prevent and eveu cure a bad culd. No
cash, co remedy, however.
Two tracts of Jan-1 in JUarr township,
owned by Kgedius Ievi anil containing 80
atrd !M) arrre resj ecti vely, the sale of which
was postponed from Monday previous, were
sold by t lie Sheriff on last Monday afternoon
to .John K. Scanlan, Esq., who paid So.VS for
tho first tract and 9 H5" for he latter. A
difference In the title in what caused such a
great disparity in the price.
J. 'Kixoii'lvinkead, son oftT. KInkead,
Est., of this place, who some weeks ago was
appointed a clerk iti the registered lette.rde
partment Y the Haltiniore post-oftiee. lias
just, lieen promoted 1 the position of issuing
clerk In Hie monev order department of the
same office. Mr. Kinkead's upward progress
carries with it an increased salary, and bis
many friends hereabouts no doubt feel like
congratulating hm on his well deserved
promotion.
We noticed last week Hint an Express
car had been broken open and robbed of a
nnmlr of valuable packages between Hlairs
ville Intersection and A Itooi.a, and now have
tbe .satisfaction of announcing that a man
named Seymour J. Hawk was arrested near
n ally's si at ion on Friday last and 1kn to
Harrlsburg on suspicion of leliig concerned
in the roblrery. A nnmliernf articles iden
tified as among the goods stolen were found
In his possession.
A young man named Wissinger, aged
alottt sixteen years and living at Scalp
Level, this county, was accidentally shot in
the windpipe, on Friday last, by another
partv named Myers, the wound Inflicted be
ing "a serious though not necessarily fatl
one. The two had been on a banting expe
dition together, and Myers' iu". which he
was carrying at half cock, very naturally
went off without giving any premonitions as
to Its Intentions. Heuce the accident.
The Johnstown papers record the death
at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Ed
ward Lvnch, at No. 2, In Washington town
shi p.'.on Sunday last, of Mrs. O'Keefe, relict
of Tltnothv O'Keere, deceased, aged about 75
years, bnt'as Mr. Lynch resides in Snnimer
biil township, and as the venerable lady
was still living, though near death s door,
on Bnndav afternoon, the announcement of
her demise wetiid seem to be somewhat pre
maturemore a matter of presumption thau
conviction. ... . .
The wind blows high and the wind
blows low in its wild career as we write, but
it can't iret down to the level, we know, at
which, by day and by night, all kind of
goods are sold for tbe cash and honesty alone
Isemploved In inducing people to at once
make a dash for thatcheapestnf stores, kept
by Myers .t Llovd, where clothing, and dry
goods, and grot cries, antl all that makes np
a most elegant stock can be bought by those
who at any time call with money about them,
read v to sock."
Mr. Patrick Oreen.of Trospect borcngh,
while on his way home on Tuesday evening
last from work he had been employed in do
ing on the G. I. Go.'s railroad track on the
south side of the Cone.nangh river, andarter
he had crossed the bridge which spans that
stream between Millvilleand Cambria bor
oughs, was struck by the "Cambria engine
and instantly killed, both of his leps being
broken and other serious injuries inflicted
upon him. Tbe unfortunate man. who was
aged about eighty years aud qniU deaf,.eaves
a wife, but no children. r-,tr
1 n pursuance of a decree of the Conrt or
Common Fleas of Cambria county.
tion was held on Saturday last by the citifeiis
of Washington township and a Port,",ff
Summerhlll township on the qnestloir of 1 the
erection of a new township out of parts of
Washington and SnmmerhUI, which result
ed in tbe casting of ninety-one vots for 1 ml
nine against the propose rneasure That
settles the question pretty definitely, we
understand the new township is "ta called
Fortage, with the county seat, so to peak,
at the village of that name.
-A trantl sacred concert is to be gi ven at
Rt Augnstine's chnrch. St. Augustine, on
S undVevenlng. Dec. 30h, PJ
which are to be devoted to paving h
on that edifice. . We have not learned wheth
l lent, is wi m ,
with sincere revrst tht nnr
'-'i t !?lu!ua patron, Mr. Wm. Ryan,
V-rJ 1 J?u- w badly injured by a fall
'7k' while at work, on Tuesday
Vr.v r'ley' wal lank, near that
i.r.. " particulars.
'tJu 'l four children of Depny
'"'-id K"niaker, of this place, are
"lb .1 V r'grt to say, very seriously.
. . Hon. . . j , ssi ,
'sn l "angernnsiy, ainicieu
or late baa
vicinity.
r --.'ill. Illlnl ns.lAii mmffv
V, .J "imes was accidental! v shot in
uJ,ift,nk,,ng day. by a yonng
'''ii ,,r,t eff"ct in one of his e-ee)
tbe rigut has been destrojetl
''ill,-. rlt fpTf. which
, ''."valent in this vie
FL: L !'."". Huntingdon
We fain would unravel the Iliddle so
queer, that with George on the stage doth
seem to appear, but as the "M" is still miss
ing, or at least is not in, the name as we
read it looks almost as thin as the play-bill
that tells ns. In letters so black, that George
has got up on his little "Hunchback," aud
a Sir Clifford, the bold, In the tightest of
tights, bat made his debut behind the foot
lights ; yet it all may be true, and if not a
sell or sbam-ah ! we should all go to "Fhii"
and see Kiddle take in his dram-ah t
Dress np for the holidays. Go to Jas.
J, Murphy and dress np. Call at 109 Clin
ton street and dress up. Visit Star Cloth
ing'Hall and dress np. Slip down to Johns
town, enquire for Murphy's cheap clothing
store, drop in, and then dress np. Take the
boys along and dress them np too. Dress
np all ronntl. Money is Well spent and not
a little of it saved by dressing up at .Tas. J.
Murphy's Star Clothing Store. 109 Clinton
street, Johnstown. Dress up in the rear and
clothes up in front. Dress np, everybody !
It is a wonder of the day, and yet af act
o'er trne, that heavy banks are washed away
by too much "falling dne;" and thnsoftimes
from honest hands is swept each dime and
cent, which, as many a case then stands,
had better far been spent in buying clothing
cheap and good, of finest make and style,
from Godfrey Wolff, who long has stood,
with welcome word and smile, prepared to
sell to those who call, what none can fail to
prize, the best of suits for one and all, of
every textnre, shade antl size. Store on
Twelfth street, next door to the post-ofllee,
Altoona, Fa.
The eleventh annual session of tbe Cam
bria County Teachers' Institute will convene
in Johnstown on Monday, Dec. 24ih, and
close its sessions on Friday evening follow
ing. Teachers of Itoth public anil private
schools, anil those preparing themselves for
the profession, are respectfully solicited to
liecome members of the Institute, and all are
cordially invited to attend, lixctirsion tick
ets will be sold at all railroad Btalious'wlth-
! tint exhibiting orders, and reduced ratesfor
I accommodation have been obtained at sev
eral hotels and private boarding houses in
Johnstown.
Dr. E. Donnelly, of Fitfsburg, ocenpies
alwit a column of Monday's LHnpatch in
telling what he knows about Brazil, where
he resided for several years, and concludes
by advising the Messrs. Collins to take no
one to that country, white or black, who has
not passed a thorough medical examination
ftnd been foilnd fit for the venture, as he says
that the climate of Madeira and Iieni is very
unhealthy, particularly in the rainy season,
when fevers are prevalent and the nnacli
tnated suffer severely. He alsodeclares that
a good supply of medical stores and a first
class corps of phvHiciaus and Burgeons arj
absolutely necessary. Don't want a pofeisb,
we presume-.
J. D. Hicks. Esq., of Tyrone, and H. Tt.
Ilerr, Esq., of Altoona, two young and able
members of tbe bar of lllair county, showed
very plainly the kind of stuff they are made
of as connsel for plaintiff in a case which
came before Our county court on Tuesday
evening last, but In which, throhgh ho fault
of his attSrneys, their client was forced to
take a nonsuit. Mr. Hicks was particularly
happy in having tbe opportunity and pos
sessing the peculiar knack of eliciting all the
evidence that could be adduce;! in the case,
and the way he popped the questions to the
defendant very naturally led to the noncln
sion that he is about as sharp as they make
'em. Not many years hence, we venture to
say, the jwople cf Blair connty, if not of th
entire State, will have to look to the top of
the legal ladder to find Mr. Hicks, who has
the ability and determination to reach that
altitude and stay there.
One of the most amusing cases that has
ever lieen 011 trial iu this comity, and per
haps the only one of the kind that has evr
been before a J;iry anywhere, was that tf
'Klper vs. Iihim," wnith will bo found
briefly reported under the head of "Court
Froceetlliigs." The parties to the suit, both
of whom are Germans, reside in Adams
towuship, and the action was brought to re
cover SI, "JO alleged to have been promised to
the plaintiff for mid in consideration of im
parting to a son of tbe defendant a full and
perfect knowledgH of a certain art which
shall here be nameless, bttt tha existence of
nhit-ii is very frequently and painfully
brought to the knowledge of horses, cattle
ami other domestic animals. During the
trial spectators. Jury, lawyers, and even the
Conrt Itself, were forced to ''smile many a
smole" loud and deep, the testimony, to say
nothing of the questions and remarks of the
counsel, J. F. Linton and J. H. Brown,
Esq., for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Johnston
Scaulan for defendant, was Tor tbe most
part so ludricions that, few if any of tbe
large crowd present could restrain their ris
ibilities. M r. J. H. Coogan, of Clearfield township,
whose barn, tenement house and other o.ir
bniidlnga were destroyed by fire the latter
part of September, hat! another experience
of a similar nature between 5 and 6 o'clock
on Sunday morning last, when a stable,
erected for the temporary shelter of bis stock,
etc., until a new barn could be pnt up, was
burned to the ground, with a small quantity
of corn-fodder stored therein, A couple of
horses, cows and other livestock were in the
stable al the time, but as the fire was started
in tho mow instead of on or tinder the Mist
floor, Mr. Coogan succeeded in getting the
animals nil out safely, though not nntil ho
himself had been considerably burned be
tween the shoulders and one of the horses
was Bligbtly exorched. There was no insur
ance 011 tha structure. The impression is
very general among Mr. Coogan's neighbors
that the party or parties who are thus wan
tonly destroying his property could be poiut
ed out without any difficulty, but as that
gentleman cannot be. induced to believe what
seems plain enough to every one else, the
probabilities are that the burning will go on
as long as there is anything to feed the
dames, the dwelling house perhaps excepted.
A correspondent in tbe northern part of
the county writes us to say that we were
mistaken in announcing two weeks ago that
Itarnev Fogle, of Harr township, whose illi
cit stills were confiscated by, revenue officers
on the Monday previous, was not at home at
the time the raid was made, the fact being
that he was not only to the fore, but that tbe
officers of the law bad eucceeded in putting
the "iewolry" npen him. Th.it they did not
keep'them on him, however, is equally true,
but why they did not our correspondent does
not pretend to say, though we learn from
another source that it was because some of
the lookers-on made fun cf them for using
such precautions whea.they were two to one
in the contest. Be that as it may, as soon
as the handcuffs were removed Barney, as
our informant facetiously remarks struck
for higher wages, and that Is how tho milk
rftinetobein the cocoamlt, though the vic
timired minions of the law seem to have
been too modest to mention it. The same
correspondent assnres us that ir rumor be
true there are no less than ten illicit stills In
operation along the Susquehanna river, five
of .which ara run by Bteam and the other
five by water power. If this s thus the
question very naturally suggests Itself, whero
are the detectives?
Criminals Sf.stesced. On Monday
night last J tnlge Dean imposed tbe follow
ing sentences on the several parlies who,
with a single exception, plead guilty in our
couuty court last week of arson, burglary,
larcenv, bigamy and riot. On behalf of
Mrs. Kyle, Wm. Vannett and David Huber
appeals to the mercy of the Court were made
by John Fenlon, Esq., and for young Goughe
nonr and Austin Lanntz like efforts were
made by John P. Linton and Daniel Mc
Langhlin, Esqs., respectively. We give tho
seutences in the order in which they were
imposed, Judge Dean in the abundant good
ness of his great heart taking occasion to
impart to each of the culprits in his torn a
few words of good counsel and kind admoni
tion, which we trust they will not fail to
cherish acd profit by :
Franklin Oouglienour, who plead guilty to
eleven different indictments for bnrirlary and
larceny, was pentenced on five of them, his
Honor suspending sentence as to the other six.
For one of tbo five offenses to which he con
fessed, the prisoner was sentenced to pay a fine
of HP.10 and costs of prosecution, and to serve
for k. term of two and a half vears in tbe West
ern Penitentiary, while for the four remaining
crimes the penalty Imposed was 1U0 fine and
two years' imprisonment on eath indictment,
or ten and a half years in all.
Austin Iunte, found guilty of riot in con
nection with the railroad troubles of last July,
was sentenced to pay a fine of 10U and cost of
prosecution aud remain in the county Jail for
a term of three months.
Elizabeth Kyle( who plead guilty to the
charge of biwamywus sentenced to pay 100
tine and ensis and to be imprisoned ia tbe coun
ty jnil for si. months.
Wm. Vannatt. for a like crime confessed, was
sentenced to pay a similar sum, with costs, and
undergo Imprisonment in the Western Peni
tentiary for one rear and three months.
David II liber, who plead guilty to an indict
ment for iHrceny, his offensti being- ihe stealing
of ten chichens, whs required to pay a fine of
5 end costs of prosecution and tnke up his
abode In tbe county jail for tne term of twenty
days.
Henry Iouier, charged with larceny on two
counts, to hot h of which tie plead a-uilty. was
scutenccd to pay a fine of f0 and costs of pros
ecution, and undere-o solitary confinement in
the penitentiary, with hard labor, for oue year
and six months.
tJeorire Tnwnsend, iruilty by his own admis
sion of the crime of arson in scttinjr fire to the
stable of .Mr. John Phillips, in Johnstown, re
ceived the same sentence that was imposed
i.pon Gotiijhenour 4500 One, costs of prosecu
tion. and ten yearsand a half in the penitentiary.
Pnmuel Keam, prosecutor In s ome that was
Ignored by the Grand Jury at his expense, was
remanded to prison until th costs against him
are liquidated, which muy be for aye, but Is not
apt to be forever.
During the time ocenpied in imposing the
various sentences an almost death-like still
tipss pervaded the entire assemblage, and so
f.r as we noticed not even a smile was in
dulged by any one except the two young
men Townsend and Goughnour, who above
all others should have been impressed with
tbe solemuity of the. occasion, but who, jwdg
ing from the fact that they frequently whis
pered to each other and apparently found
more in the proceedings to nmnse t'uao dis
hearten them, seemed to have little concep
tion of the enormity of their offenseB or the
long imprisonment which awaits them, and
which, if Some fortuitous circumstance does
not intervene to prevent, will deprive them
of what should, and if honestly employed
would, lm the happiest days of their lives.
When all was over, young Goughnour tlrew
a citar from his pocket, which he lit in tho
Conrt Honse, antl securely handcuffed to
two oilier companions in guilt, marched out
with the air of a conqueror rather than tbe
crushed spirit of a eoudeusued criminal.
"D n Nick WAY of Landing Passf.v
riF.fis." The Altoona Tribune of Wednes
day last relates the following adventure by
flood and field of a well known citizen of
this county, but as tbe gentleman referred
to denies that port. on of the soft impeach
ment which relates to the contents of certain
bottles, we take the liberty of suppressing
his name :
The other evening a citizen of Lilly's, named
- , took homeward pHsHireon tbe Mail, laden
with p. bundle, a pMir of boots and some botth'Si
He had either a vujrue notion of the topography
or thecountry In lilt own bailiwick, ot the con
tents of the bottles so confused his Ideits of
home and distances that when the train rench
ed Lilly's he did not know It. After the train
lirt injrHin proceeded on its wny.be suddenly
aroused tn thu fact that somebody had called
out "Lilly's," and made for the car door, lip
was halted by the conductor, who said he would
stop the train ; but Mr. - wouldn't put any
more faith in conductors, and jumped off the
platform of the morlnr car. Just beyond the
station is a culvert spanning Dcnn'it creek, and
over this went the unfortunate man into sev
eral feet of water. Tlni tmin was stopped an 1
conductor Vick went to look for his late pas
senger. His attention was soon arrested by
the shivering cry of "bring that litrht here;
d - 11 nice way you iiHve of landinir piissengei 9."
The liffht was hold so that he could s-e his
way out, but the irate declare! lie wouldn't
quit floimdei Inn in the water until he found
his bottles and "sich." However, inn water
would not yield them up, and when be wis in
formed lhat I13" iroina on to Conemauirh he
miirnt intercept his plunder, he emne up out
of the waters and sought his hoin ihe wettest,
both inlde. and out, if not tho widest man in
Cambria county. And now he wants the P. It.
K. compnny to pay for his fool 1111 uesti by w liich
bs lost bis property.
Frockfpings CoCRT. The second
and last week of the present term of Our
county court, which is now drawing to a
close, was from Monday at .1 o'clock nntil
yfstPrdny at noon engaged iu disposing of
the following busiuess :
Parallel Horner vs. William J. Mcl.nii-rhlta
feirned Issue. Surprise alleged by defendant
and case continued until next term.
John Hipps and Friah Lloyd vs. William H.
Armstrong and Kdward Blanchard ejectment.
Jury And for defendants the land described in
the writi to he released on pa3 merit ot Ji.'i.fiSS.
Georjre Hex vs. F. A. flioetnaker assumpsit.
Court directs the plaintiff to become nonsuit.
A.J. Christy vs. Thomas McKnrue feigned
issue. Verdict for the defendant.
John Clark vs. Herman flnumer. Sheriff,
Peter Garmart and Daniel Mculty-j-trespn-8
quare clausum f regit. Jury find for defend
ants. J. A Olmstead vs. John II. Homer assump--sit.
The plaintiff becomes nonsuit.
Jacob Kiper vb. Nicholas Blum assumpsit.
Jury find for the defendant.
.Murphy ft Moore vs. Jobn Boos sppeal. Jiii
ry find for plaintiffs in the sum of o!, w ith ln
tt rest rrom Oct. 12. lT-$.
Mat y ftendoii and John C. Bendon vs. Joseph
Trexler nction on trespass. This case has
been before the courts for about twelve years,
and this In the third or rotlrth tpne it has been
up for triah Jury and for plalntiiTsione; dollar
damages.
Peter Stolis vs. B. O. Williams-action on
contract. Cuse on trial.
. tr Ism n
no rdTwe knoS 'anything in regard to th.
progfamme, hnt under the Vo
KTndteraVy-r
Further rrtjcnlars nt week.
,' r s. ,1. Altoon
we learn noiu o,.ir llarner.
Mr. Jas. Harper, brother of 80
- - . 111. ka rM niT. IIJ7IX7 mm -
r 1 iitiviia iik'i - -
yd.viue, in- . , . " fiatr(jy :st
escape from insianV.:: " - ,
Ho was ""nepbaft a distance of,
mines, and fell down tne mim ......e-nt- I
of tbe shoulder. Frnm wbere he
up to the top of lVi , ti.i bottom of the
ciugb npon the stick to tbo Doitom .
shaft ! thirty feet.
A ELMAKI CHRISTMAS OiM. The
time is now about at hand when old Santa
Claua will bo paying its his welcome visiti
and already the hearts of the young folks
all over the country are fu'.l of expectations
and snrmises as to what ho will be bringing
for thetn individually.
We hope we are not betraying confidence
when we state that after a consultation with
our old friend, we have effected such an ar
rangement with the Smithograph Manufac
turing Co. that wo now offr one of their
Outfits, consisting of a Smithograph and a
complete assortment of drawing materials,
together with a year's subscription to onr
paper, "for the sum or $2.50.
We can think of no more acceptable
Christmas present than one of these elegant
Instruments, and to avoid the rnsh and press
of business in the approaching holiday sea
son, orders should le sent in al once. This
wil! give us time to have thetn al! put up
aud ready for dispatch ; but we shall not
deliver them (unlessdesired to the contrary )
until just before Christmas, so that they will
reach their destinations at the prepar time.
The symptoms of worms in the intestinal
canal and abdomen are, tbe parts bloated
and swollen, and itching of the anus. This
is indicative of small or thread worms,
which are very painful and annoying to
both children Atid adults. These worms
have boeu expelled in very large quantities
from children who were unable to sleep or
enjoy life at times, becaiife of the great an
noyance caused by the worn;. The Sweet
Worm Fowders never fail to help or perma
nently cure those who follow the directions.
The Fowders are guaranteed to be per
fectly harmless, anil recommended by many
of our best physicians in Iheir practice.
The name, "K. K. Thompson ia blown in
the glass Vials. Frico 25 cents per bottle.
For sale at wholesale by B. K. Thompson,
Druggist and Chemist, Titnsville, Fa., by
Lemnion & Murray, Ebensbnrg, and hy re
spectable druggists generally.
Important To Hotel KEtriRS. The
postmaster general has written a letter with
reference to lettors delivered at hotels, in
which he says :
"Under a uniform ruling of the postoffioe de
partment the right to forward letters by mail
to a second destination without additional post
age applies to such letters as have not lert the
custody of the postal officials. When a letter
carrier calls at a hotel with letters for parties
who have given the proprietor instructions to
forward their mail to another address the pro
prietor should at once direct such letters and
return them to the carrier, in which case they
may be forwardod without additional charge,
but if the carrier is aliowed U leave them at
the hotel, or If they are taken out of his pres
ence, they are regarded as having been legally
delivered and cannot he again mailed without
prepayment aoiw of at least one full rate of
postage (three cents) by stamps affixed."
The slippery season ha come,
The sprawliest time of the year,
W hen the man who goes down on his pome
Thing, la tore to get up ou bis ear.
8ai.LT LrjJfw. Take three pints of flour,
one and a half measures of Banner Baking
Fowder, two traspoonfnls of salt j mix thor
oughly, and sift ; then rnb in one-half cup of
cold butter, add two eggs, well beaten, aud
one pint culd sweet milk ; bake in square or
long pan ; eat hot, with butter. Ech can
of Banner Baking Powder contains a mea
sure, to oae instead of a spoon. Ask your
grocer for tbe Baonrf aud utk no other. .
STILL 1
I TBE FIELD. Al
ID THE BASS DOWN!
W& You "Wlm&k GaEXQlitowa,
Thleb yon should do tf fer 00 other purpose than to secure big bargains at the
E 8URE TO CALL DEFORECOINC ELSEWHERE ON
WHO HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE EASTERN CITIES WITH A LARGE STOCK OF
StSCMtT NEW 0000$ FOfc VMt UttZX
WHICH THEY HAVE OrEXED THIS WEEK AXD ARE XOW OEEERIXO AT
- REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD DEAL WITH US :
W bonght $10,000 worth of Goods for $5,000 cash from the stock of Wholesale House in New York ritr irhieh
was eJosad out at Assignee's sale, and are determined to give the people a retnedr for hard times by sell
ing thetn Goods 35 per cent, cheaper than thej hare erer before or can noVf buy elsewhere.
Cj&.!LTL AJST O"0"3EB. GOODS.
As ri hare the largest assortment and greatest variety in the county, and nre prepared to give scttek barA!5 thaa
can be obtained at any other establishment.
S. TEITELBATJM & BROTHER,
Oct.. isrr. $r.
CARROLLTOWN, CAMBRIA CO., PA.
P PEISjII
miy
To secure the above give our
-A. CYIL. liKFOltK BUYING ltSISAIIlSTfcK.
WE SELL THE BEST OF GOODS CHEAPER
than you c-an buy them in Attoona or Jvhnttotvn, and as tve have the
EVER BROUGHT TO NORTHERN CAMBRIA, WE CAN SUIT ALL PARTIES.
sS'
tax in, 3 uJXOS:mMJB SQW jBuildLxii
T r.it f.i. I? ATM tt Rno. AVe nfc! scarcely
invite nttfiition to t';e inatnmotli advertise
ment of this ri:tfrpr!tiirff Carrolltown firm,
as it is lig enough to fficak for it?elf, lint it
is well to note vt liat tliy propn-s to do fi-r
tbfir ctirftomerH, as plainly nril temptingly
pet forth in the following partial list of
WO.NUEUFfl. LOW PRICES.
Men's All-Wool "asim?re Suits. . and up.
Pants
rtovs' Suits
Men's Hats
lifX.tS
Woman's Shoes
Mixws' "
Woolen market?
Horse "
Waterproof Cloth, 63 inches witlo..
Cashinens
Alpacas (nil colors
Best Washington Prints
Lanciicter Cilinrhntns.
Muslins ( IiIohvIkm! and uuhleacheii)
Tii kinjf lor overalls
j sy
4.IM1 " "
M " "
i i "
50 " "
li.r0 per pr.
.L" " '
tfi " "
85 per y "d.
U " "
o " "
8 " "
5 "
15 "
O R P. A T CE EA RA XVE SA L E,
Contmenrlpff hs 1r Vet. 7th, tt
lit ;t i A- IIACKr.'H.
riftli Ave. unit HnrkM Nf. Fit tsbargtii
Unprecedented harpaitm will
lie offered in Dress Goods ftml Silks,
Boa Fide KedccTIoss on tbe following:
On nil onr elegant Bilks, Black and Colored.
On all our Paris and Berlin Dress Novelties.
Cn all our Bl ck and Colored Cashmeres.
On all our Medium and Cheap Dress Fabrics.
On our Lace C'trtalns.
On all our fine Carriage Robes.
This is a rare chance for those contem
plating purchases for the Holidays, as we
shall offer decided bargains in all the above
mentioned goods.
How it is Dosr,. The first object In life
with the American peopl is to "get rich" ;
the second, how to regain'good health. The
Hrst cln he obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second (good health) by using
Oref.n'h Al'orsT Fmiwf.h, Phonic you
be a despondent snflVrer from any of thp
effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indi
gestion, A'c", snch as Sick Headache, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitua
Costi veness, Dizziness of the Head, Kervons
Prostration, tow Spirits, ffc, you need not
suffer another day. Two doses of Accrst
F row Kit will relieve you at once. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Itegular size 75 cents.-
Positively sold by Lent in on & Murray, IC1
ensburg. P. M. Vi'oleidagle & Son, Wilmure,
and by all first-class Druggists in the TJ. S.
A Rare Old Book.
"THE WlI-nERNESS. or BRADKOCKS
TIM E"J." a thrilling historical story ; 4M pagei ;
newly bound In cloth fl 50 by ma;f. Only a few
ooplei. Address A. Matthias, 7 Tflnth Street,
PlltsDtlrirhi Fa. r 12-14- 4t.J
STRAY NOTICE. Came to the
premises of the subscriber, in Croyle
township, some time durlnir tbe month ot July, a
Kri.ndlk Hciffr, supposed at that time to be
about one year old, with the rlicbt ear cropped and
a hole in tbe same. The owner Is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay ebsrfcei. and
take her away; itherwlse she will be disposed cf
the lsw directs. JOHN KOHtBAUUH.
Croylo Twp., lee. 10, l7T.-?t.
STRAY DULL. Strayel from the
premises of the owner in Sniqnehanna
towns'ilp, on or about the lth of May Isst. a red
bull, one year old In April, with white nnder the
belly, a white rfoir round the tall near the end,
and a few other white spots on body or face, or
both. Any Information leading to bis recovery
will bo thankfully received and stiltahlv reward
ed by JUSErH FAHABAUail.
December 7, 1877. St
WANTED 12 CJood Hoop Sha
vf.rS, to whom employment can be
(rien fr.r a or 3 months . Will psy cash snd guar
antee payment. Apply at onco to Imkhl A do..
Box 2C, Altoona. Fa., or at KuncansrllU, Blair
county. I'a., by letter or In person.
December 7. 1877.-31.
HY virtue of n writ of Vctttf. rixm., 1sued
out of the Court of Common t'h-r.s of Cuin
br n county and to me directed. Miere V.-1II be
ex post d to public sale, at the Court House la
Ebensburp, on
Saturday, January 5th, 1878,
at I o'clock, 1. 31., tbe following real estate
to wit :
Art. the rtaht. title and Interest or I!lt.:n Jouee
Kiln in l:urkhart and Lemuel Jtit.es (if. In and tu
a piece or p:ircel of land situate in .Tackfun town,
chip. 'mr.!. ri.l eounly, I 'a . tun-!ed snd described
as luilows: H-;lt)niiiir at a beech, jn line nl tmct
In n me of OeorB .lacobun: thenco partlr by
said tract and partly by tract In the name of N
thanlel Simpson.we?t ITS perches, more or Icfs.
t a posi : mence ty tract in the nmne or William
Bail, south 410 perches. mor- or less, to the ori
I RlMil lino; thenco ponth debtee,, ea-t V0
perriieg ; ineoee raHH perches; thence north IT
perches; thence south 71 d-trees, east 10 perches:
thence south SB depress, eaiit 10 perches; thi nce
South S9 decrees, east CO perches; thence south 15
degrees, east 10 perches, to a poet; th'cnce enst
36 perches to an orliciaal corner on tract ol Hubert
llucannon ; thence by said tract, nort h 415 perrhes,
more or less, to tho place or hcifinninit con:nln
ihir 4M acres and 2 perches, tnore or lesa, havfn?
thereon ereeted a itesrn saw mill. AUa, all tho
rlnht, title snd interest of Milton .Tones. Kdwin
Burkhart and Lemuel Jones of. In and to a p't-Tj
or parcel of land situate in Jackson t.itrnship,
Cambria eotinty. Pa., boumled and described as
Jollows: BcglnnlnK at a post, the norih west
corner of the tract. In the name or John Hu'-an-non;
thorce west, partly by trsct In tticnsme of
Nathaniel Simpson and partly hv tract In the
name of Joseph Conn, west J92 perches, tnore or
less, to n post ; thence south S3S perches, moro or
lees, to a rest ; thence south 8 decrees, esst
204 perches, more cr less, to the corner of tho
tract in the tuna of John liucannao ; tlieece
north to the place of hegrlnnlnx containing 4.'T
arres and T9 perches, more or les. Alio, another
I tract with tho followina" ilescripl Ion : lionlnrlrn
at a post situated so persnes west trom the sooth
caet corner ot the said tract of laud : thence nrt h
11 decrees, west 10 perches, to a beech: thence
north V) deirrees. west 20 perches, tos post ; thrive
north 71 desrees. west 10 perches, to a birch ;
thenco west 7 porches to a post; thence sonth af
perches to a post : thence east 30 perches to the
place of be(f imilnjf -coDtainlU), R aci c. 140 perches
aud allowance, more or Ices. Ttken in execulion
and to be sold at the suit ol Jane Jones.
Tkkmsos- SAl.E.-One-thlrd of tho purthnse
money to be paid when the prop-rtv Is knocked
down, and the rerunning tWo-thir"d9 htfurc the
confirmation of the deed.
JOHN RTAX. Sheriff.
Sheriffs OUice, Ebensburjr, Iec. 1). ISTT.
M
E. BUCKLEY.
Attubx it-it T-a vr.
KncaaB-jRS. PA.
Ofllee with F. A. Shoemaltsr. Esq., on Btsrh st.
ATI haalfieas nartainlna- Uie trrtss(oe t rotnnt-
tf attested tff, and ol'et.icss maf a speeialsy.
"CARiiSAT PRIVATE SALE
The undersignewl offers at private sals
the following rrortertles. to wit: A trsrf r
in ?rnydeT township. Blair Bounty, l'xtnllesfrcra j
Ksst Tyrone. contlnln lss acres, wefl tnprovd,
hnvlnr thereon all the nccetsarv farm
This tarm wiil be divided into two or three parts
It desired bj purchasers, and it not sold belnra the'
the first cf March nest, it will then be retite-t.
Also, the farm on which I now reside, in Lojraa
township, 3J4 miles from Altoona. Th.s properly
Is In a hih state of cultivation and has a splendid
house, barn and other buildings thereon ereeed.
Also, a tract of Improved land situated parti
In Blair and Cambria eonmles. containing sft
acres. This tract is underlaid with coal ot excel,
lorit quality, well covered with timber, and has a
railroad built to it, read j for shipplnir Coal.
These linds will he sold as a a hofc or dlrtdsd.
and on terms to suit purchased, or will exchanse
for Altoona city property. For further Informa
tion call a or address vOl . Irrt.KRR.
Nov. aa, ISTT.-y. Box SCO, A ltooDB.
OTEL PROPERTY Axn FARM
FOB, SALE. The nndersigasd offers
at private ssle on liberal terms the well known
Mountain House, two donrt west oftha Fa. R. R.
depot In the borouRh of Uai;it,lti. This pprty
Is well sitksted and well designed as a hotel and
y.oardlnp; house, and any one withlcg to seeure a
good bsrsjslo will Cod It here.
Also, will he sod od term eqasllv sstlpfsctbrt
to the porehaser. a KtKN of IIS irmi
nearly all cleared and wtth aeotolortable nfJUSfl
and BARN i hereon ereeted.
For conditions of tale and ether rartletilsri call
n or srtdress M AKGARfcT WHEKAK,
Kov,0. 1S7T. Oslllttln. Ta.
ORETTO PROPERTY at PRI-
VATE SAIjE. The imdeisicned offers
for sale at a low price and on easr terms TM)
WITS O tJRfirxn. cll ImprevVd.ln Iretto
t.oronsrh, on which Is erected a comfortable an1
desirable twoFtory 1)wki.i.i Hocse. 18xS0 feet,
with a good Kitcnrsi sttsehed. as well as a sub
stantial STABtr and other necessary Oi-Tirit.r-tna.
There are also on the premise", w hlch art
located on St. Mary's street, the principal thor-onafcfai-e
of tbe town, a thriving Orchard of c holes
fruit and an ahundsnro ot excellent water, ftir
further information call on nr addrtst Kb 4
t'FRiKL, Esq .attornev in (act fnr
, "PATttlCK MEALI.T.
Lorelto, Oct. 12, lr.-m.
NOW JUDOEJOR YOURSLLF.
The Rural New-Yorker
Has in s Hit ion to what all ottie journals of Its
class contain, the tollowtnir
Impressive, Original, and In
valuable Features:
An Experiment al Farm
OP t Mill n l AVO AI KM,
(tVRREI BV PHAl'llCAt. E.t PR" I V. NTF.RS )
Ayricultnral and Harden SEEsVS
and PLANTS, propoirsted on i's own grounds and
distributed rutc among Its subscrlters.
Original Idt'ttn and Experiments
on Farm Manaeement.
THE It E.S T TAlsEXT
erer employed In America will contribute for ISTt.
A EATER EOR FARMERS
and Farmers' Wives for Florists and Horticul
turists. Its firs', aim is to make home happy.
Full Marht Repnrtm
each week, from New York snd Chicago, by our
own reporters.
All QUESTIONS FULLY ANSWFRED,
A PAPER FJlt ALL SEVTIOSS.
FO VR-FA 1E S VFFL EMEXTS
issued, fall of erlgins! practical matter.
THE V EG ETA REE GARDEX
a specialty.
THE t:fXIEXsEn SEWS
of the world each wt es,
(ftvbiiAriNo am, Tinc ir Livk I.vtcrcst.)
lXcllsively Tor the ladies.
f ive I'Msrx ml l.ilrrnry Mtter.
Vi e cire mus'ratcd fashion art eles. wrlh tot
Paper patterns ot lending styles, aud artie.es or
household decorations and f.iccy Work.
The Entire Paper Finely Illustrated
I..et rvrnvr.onv send us Ms name. ATe will for
wnrd at once a Specimen Ci)pj lie. 1 ben JCLur
roa vorssKi.r !
In t-luiis. Six Months. S'.io- cine Year, 1; Sin
gle Subscriptions. 1 r 2 S'. Three Months'
I riai Su'oscrip.ious, ?, cents. Al!rt-s
HU RAT. NEW. VORKtiT,
No. Duune st.4 .New Vetrk
CARL KI VI XI US.
Watcumaekb Aich Jbjwblbb.
KHENSbt' R(J, PA.
neepesuuiiy intorras the publie
that he Is prepared to doail work lit
his line, each as rar.alrlav t.'ltictA.
VTatefaes. Jewelrv. k.c . at short V
otiee, la the very beet manner. EVJ,
and at the lewtst noeeible cricks. B i
tshsp a High stroei, e ev west mt Hartley's!
Itw. Pleae rtve sne a Mil.
Jnae :
I i 4
rv-siBrg.
i n, ir.t.-.f.
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP.
qi fnv ir.w r s Ma tK-tvu of onm vsmsi i
I 9 i
Prrr'sasi. Mrrk 11. IH7A. m.
' eTM nr or a a-.tinsMkl
rasa r w leaA
i. sf i y
IssM IifS i 'rsi a bj Ik L ;
t& Ol.lrstY ALL DKl t.tilStS. 2 18,-ly.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTJC E.
Estate'of James Tovi.. dee'd.
letters ef Administration ea the estate -f Jas.
Ibjyle. late of Aitouna. liialr entity, l a . dei
fed, liaa been a ranted to J. (). I.ske. restdlnr ui.
F.benhurt. Cambria eoontj. Fa to whom a I
persons Indebted to said estate are rerjvetied tn
make parsnent. and those harlna; elatms or dv
tnands will make known the same without .:1t.
J.O. USE, Admtalsirator.'
Pee. , ls87.-t.
T OUCH IsOTt All peraons are
berebv csint lotted aiuiist itieiferinT if.
any way with the tllowinK described propertv.
tnuaiH by tne at Sheriff's asle and lef: with Si
UMin Kehler. of t'hesl towbship do Hon tny plea
sore : 1 eow, all hts hoos, a lot of wf.Mt, rye, eorr
fieal. rolled yraln. bran, and flour. A sa, our
eooklnR siove and one clm-k. bos t lit bt tne at pt',
ate sale aud left wilta the same par' V.
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