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t-Rin.t r. - - march 7, is: it.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
,.-. Mere, oml the Other Vlace.
X:-' l.lh int.int will H-e St. Patrick's
i lii.ert Court has been fixed for Weil-
, (Til lm:
,.:"". of Lor.-tto, Is selling men s
., .. .1 at cost iri.-e;.
' j.iv last was the anniversary of the
i -'i'ui t'.i-"sr'"-1' -ri"11 P -tril,!. llobert Em-
,
1 i ' i h M Tiling." a pontic Rf-m from
.-. .. ,. ..'.,i-i : pen of "A. I. II.," will appear
. ek.
v j-,., ,.,1,'k of la-lies' shoes, very fln;
, i ttrv cheap, j'l'-t oper.eil at M. J. Teitel
l.'T.'tto. ,... iir:iH ,lury acte.l on twenty-two
. .... -s rv"..l wound, up thcir.labors l'e-
... ....j.r-timc on Tuesday.
W.- ir-' told by thoso who ought to know
.; .... . . -t.'i lc John T. Harris will be tli:
. , , i , ,f-p .-!ice of Jol.nsto.vn.
;.-;!i Shaffer, of XViirnor". a freight
,-, i on tin V.i. II. U.. is out oil'! over -
It u .is -stolen from him at Irry.
ir ..-.rieii'jui-U flfi of all kinds ami in
virVtv iut received ami to he sold
t. r 'I-.,: 1 1,.. .. T ...-.-.f..
v-rv . lr M' ' y -!... i en.. . .... .....
Fx-Tp riMir' -r Freidiioft will no doubt ho
a rd ! h'arn from the Johnstown Jipm-t-
, ' r'; it he is lying dangerously ill in Titts-
irjli.
T' ' 'aril of P nr Directors held their
. .- .ii . ,r i l!i ' v meeting lA-'t Tiien..l:y, with
-V.uil but rout.no business to engage their
11.
M:-. M.iraret I.ona, who is said to have
ntVi'r enmity's oldest inhabitant, was
, . l(..i.-r.'. ae.-ount last Monday. She
t :. . in IT--".
. 1 n i ii t d man named Jimmy alls,
; . ..; i t r HiiPtitie-.lnn, W.-.8 strn k hy the
; . ..-i" Ivtcrsbure-, 1 1 untii.h.n eonnty,
. :. . i ir, and so severe'y injured that his
: .. ,. -paired of.
;'.. tendance at Court Monday and
- .. i..v was l iri":r lli.ni usual, occasioned,
. . 4 .,siHlt at least, hy a plethora ot
j.. ! i i'.-s for SheTitl'
. J. I. 1.. lice, lor, tbe no wl y-rtppu in t-
, i--. r of the Initial Brethren I'ongr.v.v
,. .1. ..hnsf o-.vti , was married a few days
.i i i ilri.i woman.
1 v. '.::n:-h.His of Mr.lieorge Har- ,
; .1 . V-on t. -.w n ship, with its eon tents,
A t. . r iv.'.l I' lire i:is,i. ri.u.iv iiioiiin-i;.
: . .. f ti - " .t s'a'e.!.
; "! i nine i.f th P irah post-of.i'-e, in
i - . r v. lias heep -h an yd to ("lay stmrc;,
! .i l .v p.wtotlle.; has lyi n established at
,.. ;. ... I 'i'-ar:"i.''.d eonnty.
A'' r an idleness of several we-ks,
i ... ; ; . i er.sive repairs heint; made to
. i-t.m"i'.t, the Johns'own Steel .
. r'r - .'art- I up a.'iin last Saturday. !
A' I'resbvterian I'lnir. h in Huntinir-
:: .- n.d.iy hv-t, jrl, :'. were rais'd 1 y
. :i ' j ay . f!" a ni-T'g.if; of ? I '"
:. 1. i 1 t . S : ii'...'. en the Wednesday fol-
: m vh 'dy supp --s that the l"ur:EMAN
; f. -nlsi'i tt." I'Tiitniss: Micts' ofHee
h Tirs'ak.'ii. C apt. S. W. l:lvis, t lie
1 . u.i. i i f the i'.oar.!, liasn'tyet
1 ! 1 :
A t:i in name.! I'.'irk rohhed a Ni.iv
fi- . t S"!ii-: m .'.ley and other
i; . 4 ot.- day last week, and was suh-
ii . ir.-d neat Joln.stuwn ami for
; '.. sit.. ( ire. nshiir,; jail.
.'. n Tri'fw, one of the hes:
; .. .'.iy i; . !s jTinted in this
r a: . 'h i, i.-iit. r.r ! on its seventh
.ir M i. lay. May ftnar.i'ial pros-
u: I al alveisily ever he its
(n 'be outv..rd trip laft Saturday even
ing, a fvi icht eara"ta lie i to the hraneii train
tt. is thrown from the traek n-ar Mnnst r hy
a tniniatnrc edition of an A'inne avlatiche. '
No d imap' ' person or pr- perty was done,
and the (ia'litzin ". reek t-am ppeedily put
things to rights agin. lint those who re
mained up that niht for the mails say it
was after midnight before they got to lied
The erdi'.f printinfe-otrice was removed
from its former loration, adjoining the
Fkff.man building, to a room above the of
fice recently vacated by Collins, Johnston
& Co., last Thursday cveniDg. The job de
partment of the office, owned by Mr. Fes.
i.loyd, will remain as hero infore in the otlice
lately oeeiipied by tli Herald. All parties
have our best wiiihes for continued success.
If von want to buy goods at the wonder
ful low prices A. A. Barker & Son advertise
to sell them at. yo i mast buy them at their
store in this place, as they don't pretend to
keep anything like the stock in Carroldown
they do" here, though what they do keep
there they sell fully as cheap Read their
big advertisement and then and invent
your money wnere you can get uie most
value for it.
We ere. lit this item to the Johnstown
Trlhitu, i t Monday : "Kev. T. II. Jones, of
l.l.ensiiurg pased through this place on I'a
ci:ie F.xpress this forenoon with Pittsburgh
as bis ilestination. His appearance on the
platform of one of the ears created quite a
hubbub, and se-eral loungers remarked
' There's Francis Murphy." Mr. Jones' re
semblance, to the great temperance apostle is
ttaid to be very striking."
Mr. John Dm bin, a well knowii'ainl re
spect.ible citien of Clearfield township, was
arreMcd in this plaee, on Monday last,
charged with co.uciling or otherwise dis
posing of two horses and other valuable
property, after it had been levied on by tint
sih' rilf, but wa i. lea-cd suoii alter upon
furnishing hail for his appearance at Court
to answer the charge which it is proper to
say is rather a serious one.
Mr. X. J. Fciedhoff was tr.ken suddenly
and Severely ill while in Pittsburgh last
week buying goods, and as a eonseiuence
the opening of his new store in this place,
has been somewhat delayed. He is now,
however, sutlicienily recovered to proceed
with the work in hand, aid hopes to he
ready next week to tell the readers of the
l-'iiKi'.M A N all about tho big atook and big
i .
..ft" land heli-uging to Joseph A.
-.: !! ,! in I'.ur township, was ad
I '. i by the Sheriff at public
': r i.iy, ' -.-t . !i el;;ioi the prop-
! I. .ii ds :' II. ! : kea.i,
; -:! i i "i is!.- w id .--tr.e time d ;:r-
m ...'li pay a visit to K His is,
i i iris t ' . i e-.i n ; o ii.' ; i -ee t , with
. i: ; : most m his t,iU: of buy.! g a
.-. not ...v a. "iial trial wlieth-
i : rV-e re whe.it to the a- e out
.1. tie-- 1 .'li h' I''.
S a - 0 .11 M M ;ii : '. . ha tifer 1' Com
i P.i. V .s , i,, Mi ico, died
. 'He- in f. -.i :' rd . it W.-.l ii"3 iay of
H- n .s cms:.;, i-.-.: tii- !.-1 Tftr
so ii ai i wi": oe 11 ineuitier.-d hy
v es ei' He t a o Pennsylvania reo;
- i ' r.v. - s ... 1 : r and a iever gentle-
I -V.,
- 'A Is s
4
amed Y il.'e Kiyf r. It years of
ir.f-Tt'inate Mondar evening la-t
las r:ght arm caught in the ele
'. - Woodvale woolen mil). The
t is horribly la'-erated, the muscles,
;. t artery bring severed, hut a rn-::p-:'
ttion was not thought ne-s-
! n. !i 'i'.i.'.ay.s'.ur, and Min,
"an ! '.ngin p.lair county, havo
'. am:!lrary e loipany and made
1 t a.l nis- on ;ato trie Fifth rrg
1 .'ii:ii: liuard. As only two
v v in ie- exist In that rg:ment,
; .-ai,s named lias a dead sure
' J. '-Mill a disappointment.
'" !! nereeh-i ted to the office of
Pei. e, on lb l:h nit., must
i - !.u t that they mut inform
.- :a -vriting, within thirty
-1 1 l -rriou, sh .mid they des
v .muMs-inn. A'l who fail
1 rli. -in selves minus that
A ! e first of April comes .
' e 1 John NetV. of Croy ;o '
A .iking on Ilijjh street
.' a -r i aner, slipped on the lee
' t 1 ir M. I.. 1 at man's s'ore
- ' shoulder was thrown
' " t a . . ijtle of slight bruises
' .ve out on his ana'omy, hut
made things nearly as
' ' i-' .. ii .
' ' i-uns of a call this peek
il I ker, of Lilly's Station,
"' :" n'-a 1 t learn, is doing a tbriv-
a- 1 k1,,) j4 jdiysieally as well
' '! hk-st perf-i t gentlemen
cnratulate him on hi9
r v iy f.-,,,,. s, .evere attack of
r. ai d w;i; publish his card in
: '-i-an beiiigj in the Court
1 - ' ' :ay al'emiM n was bo irn
' " " i.g roiin for ladies, brought
''w, . ould 1,1 1 always be pro
'.. .lit. g r- m for some of the
' 1 :.i tl... orri.hrsor the puhiic '
r e s--, cxiept on the
' ' some folks .av we don't
'' .-: .,....
' e I ) irnorrow's Huntingdon
' . nhai k pap- r, gave due and
v''' ' 'ha' except aid and
- -!i.;j of payment of subscri p
, . -a re ! ijuicki r than light
" " t to ist if neiessi; v give up
to live in Khensimrg,
' lo re w-.a sorry to learn
g 1:11. l.-r a nnancial cloud,
ung law student who shall
'i'li itly sujest,.,! during
lii nine assault and hafery
o-l ih.it if N'rs k-...... ....,
Mrs. t lie. tiiiitwo.i.l mi tl...
' ' er. ss charged in the in-
j- 1 in.iii.i nave tieen toopen '
- S' ll,e OI II,,; Chestnuts.
a f
' 1
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Would have ' 'ii
y U a
it
bargains he has in store for them.
A division of V lute township, Cambria
county, is breach, d, and the name of
"Pra.le. " in honor of George M. I: trade,
ll-.j. , one of the most pro minent members of
our bar, has been MiggeMcd as the title by
wi.ii h the tledgling shall be known. It is
proper to nay, however, that an anonymous
corn :r pondeut ill A lie w-paper outside the
limits ,, the county is the only one interest
ed in the matter up to dale so far as heard
1 1". 'in .
He was a rani ions parent who, on being
interrogated while on the tvitness stand as
to whether he was the lather of the prose
cutrix in a certain assault and batteryjeape,
tried in our county court this week, very
promptly and proudly replied, "Well, they
cay so!" Tin- old gentleman had of courso
no doubt reboot the relationship, but being
unler onth he evidently didn't propose- 10
testify to a thing be wasn't absolutely sure
about.
The mother of Messrs. George W. and
Martin I., (latman, of Kbensburg, and of
Dr. James J. Oatman. of Carrolltow ti, died
at her residence in Indiana county last Sat
urday. J.i ss than one week prior these three
g- ntlenien, t.1: and favorably known to a
majority i.f our local readers, were raited to
tin- dea'h bed of a sister at the same mater
nal residence. In their double afltietion
they have the sympathy if the entire com
munity. A young ir.an named Charles Trainor,
einpe yed as a driver by Mr. Joseph Gut
wall, buti her, of this place, was arrested on
Tuesday Inst on a charge of assault and bat
tery preferred against him by Mr. John llu
gentobler, who alleges that Trainor used an
ins'iPir. epithet towards him, and when re
plied t.j got on his ( Hngentohler s) sled :ind
there and then committed the obelise chargs
ed. Accused was bound over by 'Squire
Kinkead to answer at June term.
This is about the worst case of stealing
that has evercome under our notice : Coun
ty Tr-asurer D. F. Chestnut, of Fulton
county, owned a saiv mill a few weeks ago,
but when he went to look for it the other
day- he found it gone saws, saw Pets, dogs,
wreueh'-s, o'.evieles, crow-bars, logs, ami in
fact the v, hole concern. He now sits on the
tail race with a whole armory besides him
waiting for the thief fa return for the water
power. Alas, the opening of a chestnut
i.ur.
Mrs. Kliz.abcth Downey, grandmother
of John Wagner, l.-ip, of Chest Springs,
with wh. tn she resides, is now meeting with
an experience, at the lemarkabie age of
'.'7 yep:-, which is exceedingly exceptional,
to say the least. She is actually cutting two
new ey teeth, and hopes when they get
through tliat her eyesight, of which she has
for years been totally bereft, as well as her
liearinc, of which for a long timeshe has
been iiepiived will both, in a measure at
least, be '(stored.
Casper W. K.t-'v, Ksij., up till a late
period the popular local editor of the Johns
tow n Ti t' une. w as in tow n a couple of tiays
this w ek, and railed to see us and brought
his friends along with him. Ah tho Hoiii
d lysburg S'-iifitird said last v ek, Casper is
one ot the most graceful of le a! n-wsgati-
rers in the State, and that his health may
be s;.eedily restored to the extent that a
F iber No. "J may again become a common
thing ia his hau ls, is our sincere and heart
felt wish
An order has hecn issne.l and served hy
the assignees of Y illiaia M . Lloyd to restrain
John Lloyd, cashi-r of tho First National
tank of Altoona, from paying certain notes
given to Lloyd, Huff .K: Watt, in the soring
of ls7a. Pefore Hon. W. W. Ketcham, in
the United States District Court at Pitts
burgh on Thursday of last week, in the mat
ter of William M. Lloyd, bafikrupf, a rule
was granted to show cause why said banks
nipt should be attached for not tiling a
schedule of his creditors and an inventory of
hii estate.
M. .'. f cite'.b vim, of Loretto, says that
he sells cheaper than any other inert haul in
Cambria county, and to prove the assertion
he pledges himself to furnish "goods at the
following startling prices : la lbs. brown or
1 1 lbs of w hite suttar for 31 .00 ; a ibs. roasted
coffee for 'jo.-. ; j,s. do., tn-st, for !."(.; 4 ibs.
tea for SI. 00 ; grre;:i coll .-i- ch-iper than the
cheapest ; J."i spools thread for oOc. ; calico,
ginghams, mils. ins, shirtings, and all kinds
of dress goods at prices so lew that it is no
wonder indeed that other dealers wish he'11
pa k on and go.
1'ue e,;e.i--io'.'e Call, the new Altoona
daily which takes the place of thi defunct
. , rr.-r, tnadn its appearance hast Monday
afteriioou. Mr. W.K. P.uckingham is ed
itor, Mr. W. S. N'icclcmus business manas
ger, and Mr. T. I. Ilymb r, late of tho Al
toona .'(.'), authorized canvassing agent and
solicitor. As its name indicates, the new
candidate for public favor is Democratic as
to its political proclivities. We bid it wel
come, and trust its mission may be. a suc
cessful one, both politically and financially.
Cull ns p. i names.
We don't think it possible for Chaplain
Wrn. T. Davis to have been here and in
Washington city both at the same time, and
y.-t we rend that when the House of pre
ventatives was called to order, on Sunday
morning la-, a man in one (f the galleries
arose to his feet and shouted out: ; liar
ye! hear ye ! The wicked shall be turned
into Loll, and ail the nations that .'orget
God ; This nation has forgotten God; this
Congress l:a f v.gotten God, and will be cast
into hell." Can if be that, there is still
another Chaplain Win. T. Davis abroad in
the land ? perish the thought.
Our old friend John O ilara, of West
moreland con nty, who has just returned from
P.razil, called to nee us on -Saturday iasf.but
as we w ere absent from home on that day we
did not have the pleasure of meeting and in
terviewing him. as wm could have wished.
He unbosomed himself to an Altoona Tribune
reporter the same day, however, and the sto
ry lie told was in exoneration of the Messrs.
Collins from charges of cru-lty and injustice
brought against, thorn by certain irresponsi
ble ailventnrers who claim t; have been in
their employ, hut who more probably skulk
"d the work they were hired to perform.
If Mr. Daniel O. P.arr, of Pittsburgh,
who is prominently named in connection
with tin- nomination for State Treasurer on
the Democratic ticket, is fortunate enough to
make his calling and election sure, we do
not uuestion that it w ill he done altogether
on the square, though it must he admired
that such a result would give room for sus
picion that there was a political Itar-gain
Fomewhere, and that Daniel (. d his ele
vation to the fact that he had more votes in
the convention and at the polls than either
f f his competitors. There is nothing ftarr
fillister, however, in that way of winning a
victory.
Geo. W. ISauni and Hudson Oaks, two
rotorious citizens of the delectable village
f Hugtown, were arres'ed on Wednesday
night of last we. k ! y officer p. p. Miller, o'f
Hai r township, ami are now in the Cleartieid
county jail awaiting trial for flio larceny of
six hundred pounds of flour from fhe miil of
Mr. Geo. Hoover, near Pa.'chin ville, in said
co. in. 'v. Af'i-r makirg (ho arres's Consalile
Miller pur llamii in charge of aunrher gentle
man, who tailed, however, to hold on'f i his
prisoner, and the result was that he mi tie his
escape and was not rgain captured until the
officer had ch-sed him fully an hour and a
half and for a miie and half tbro' the deep
er' of uov diif'S.
G. C iuton Gatdner, E-o.. General Sn- :
p. i intet deti of the IVpnsy ' van a I'.ai road,
with his rfice. af Altoona, has resigned that
position for the purpose of arrepti-c one of
greater responsibility and more profit, w
presume, on the Hoosae Tuinel route, com
prising the Fitchburg and the Troy and Ros- .
ton Uailroad, in Massachusetts. It. will not
lie questioned that M r. Gardner has r.iade an ;
efficient, courteous" anil faithful officer, and
in li it new departure we are sure he wili
take with him the best wishes of a host Of 1
warm friends and personal admirers. His
resignation taken effect, we believe, on the ,
first of April, but who his successor will he
has not yet transpired. ,
Having found, as he was no way hack
ward in telling us, that it pays to ad vertise I
in the Fkf.emak, Mr. D. G. M'Ciillongh, ot :
Altoona. once more comes to the front this
week with a larger and more tempting list
of prices than ever, as will be seen hy his
advertisement elsewhere. We can say from '
our own knowledge that the "Checkered
Front" is one of the most extensive grocery
establishments in Altoora, and what Dave
don't know about selling cheap is not worth
knowing, Give'him a call, if for no other
purpose than to buy mackerel, which we
know to he good and which he sells at prices 1
never before dreamed of in the philosophy .
of fish eatsrs.
Among the names of certain San Fran- j
cis.'O clergymen who te'.egraphed an urgent
appeal the other day to Mr. Hayes to sign
the anti-Chinese bill, we notice those of Kev. '
H. P. Gallagher, and his younger brother,
Kev. Jos. A. Gallagher, piesent pastors of
St. Joseph's Catholic church, in that city,
both of whom will be recognized as former
residents, of Loretto, this county, where
some thirty years ago they had charge as
pastor and curate of St. Michael'g church.
Their many friends in this vicinity will be
glad to learn from the fact stated that they
, are still living and evidently enjoying good
health, while few there are who will, we
opine, find fault with their action on the
Chinese (iiiestioii, vain though their effortu
. were.
The counsel for Noah Murphy, charged
with the larceny of a saw fro'n a saw mill in
Snmmerhill township, saw, or seemed to
see, that we knew too much or too little,
probably the 'latter, about a saw, and when
he saw- that, we were drawn to serve as a
jnror in said case, he saw fit. to enter his
protest, and as a consequence everybody
present saw lis stepping down and out. of
the jury box, much to our relief, the reader
may bo sure. Whether the cross-cut saws
w hich surmount the pages of the FrtF.F.MAN
and at which several of our cotemporaries
have been poking fnti, had anything to do
with counselsobjections, we are not of course
prepared to say. We are glad, however,
that he saw fit to object to our presence in
the jury box.
Voiing inii who refrain from petting
married because they f'.-ar they would not be
able to support a family, may find consola
tion and encouragement in the ex perien.se of
Mr. George Lent 7., of Allegheny township,
who not only commenced his married life
twenty-two years ago in rather straitened
circumstances, t hough now one of the most
prosperous and well-to do citizens of the
county, but during that period has been
made 'he happy fattier of no less than eigh
teen children, all of whom are still living
under the parental roof, ai-.d several of whom
are of great assistance to him in the every
day duties of life. Mr. Lentz is certainly to
ho congratulated, a? well on his success in
accumulating a fair competence as on his
unsurpassable con 'ribut ion to the census re
turns of t he count ry. There can be no bar
ren waste r here such men reside.
On Tuesday of last week, at the mouth
of Chest Creek, in Clearfield county, a man
named John P.. Wensell metiwith a f-io ac-cid-nt
which soon resulted in death. He
was engnged at the time running in logs for
theMessrs. Mehaffey. and while soemployed
w as caught in a jam. and his right arm was
fractured and his ribs crushed in. Strange
to say he was able to walk a couple of miles
af'.r receiving the injuries, when kind
fsietvls took him into ;i convenient house.
Medical aid was summoned from Glen Hope
and Cherrytree, but before the arrival of the
lectors the unfortunate man wadead. His
last words are said to have been : '"I want
to see my wife and children before I die."
The remains were removed to Carrolltown
and iuterro.l in the Catholic cemetery there
th" following Thursday. Mr. Wensell was
a married man with a wife and five children
and his reputation was goodjwith all who
knew him.
Our former townsman, Mr. F.van Grif
fith, and son, arrived home last Saturday
night, after an experimental absence in
Iowa and Nebraska of about one year. On
his return trip, Mr. Tiriffilh had an experi
ence whf.s'ii was not altogether agreeable.
He and son had put, up for the night in a
hotel in Council P.lufl's, Iowa, where in the
midst of a-i altercation, which accidentally
arose, as it will out M'rst, a man was sla.-hed
with a knife across the abdomen. The
wound war. for a time thought to be mortal,
but it was nnf. for the man in a few day?
was pronounced by attendant physicians to
be out of danger. " lint Mr. Griffith am", son
chanced to be witnesses of the deed.Jand
were detained for a day or two to give tes
timony in a matter of life or death, and it
was merely the providential withholding t.f
the fraction of an inch or two of a cut that
enabled thee- to get home as soon as thev
did. Mr. Cirlith) it is understood, will
again embark in the butchering business in
Kbeni-burg.
Aspirants for political honors on the
Irenioci.it!.- ticker navo been getting in their
work pretty lively during the present week,
and although the cilices to be voted for at
tl.e coming election are by 110 means abun
dant, the number of persons seeking them
can scarcely be classed in the same category.
Among those not already mentioned in these
columns we may name Slessrs. I). A. Luther
and Charles llunlap, of Carroll township,
both of whom are in quest of the shrievalty
plum, and either of whom would make a
Sheriff of w'lich Cambria county would cer
tainly have 110 reason to be ashamed. Mr.
Luther is without a superior anywhere in
all that constitutes mi honest, upright and
deserving citizen, and Mr. Dunlap, it is but
just to say, lias a record equally unobjection
able. 'For Poor House Director the only oth
er office to be tilled, we have been requested
to'annouuce Mr. JohnO'Hara, of Munster
tow nship, and Mr. Henry Hopple, of Carroll
township, the latter of whom proclaims
himself a Conservative Democrat of ttie
straightest sect. Of either of these two gen
tlemen we need say nothing, both being well
known as in every way fitted for the position
w hich one or the. other, and ir may be both
of them, will fail to attain. However that
may be, neither of them will be without
warm and enthusiastic friends in the con
veution, and should one or the otfier secure
the prize there ran bo no question but what
he will prove to be, "the right man in the
right place," and more than that cannot be
said on behalf of any one who has or may
hereafter enter the lists.
Tun r.vi Hdi.ic Woni.n. "The Keality of
Knowledge" is the suf jectof the lea.llng-article
in tlie Ci'h' Uc U i it t for March. Thoutrh a
deeply philosophical nrticle.it is wiitten in a
popular style and with a elenrness adapted to
any intelligent capacity "Kcrnc under the
Popes" (j the ronclmlir ar portion of an inter-estina-
nni important article compnMnir th?
Home of to-(!i.y witli the Home of the PontitTs.
1 he ws y of life, taxc". labor, till the machinery
cf jroverntnent. are contrasted with a fulness
of rlethil jriviinr results strikinirly different
from the avernire conception. "Csrinnal
M snninjr " is another of f hi se brilliant personal
sketches of len.firir public character" in which
the ( :(i(t...,'i.- ir,. ) 1ms ter n especially rich of
Isle. "Socialism anil Communism in the 7w!r
) !' ni" is a lively tiiiuimror the tubles on
1'rofrssor Thro. lore Wr.olsoy of Yule. -iis-injirek's
Peace X rotia lions" trcntsof the ru
mored nrraniromenis het-rveeii the (lermsn
Chancellor an I the Pope, The writer evident
ly rak - very small stock in them. "The New
School of Philo.-ophienl Fict ion" is an art :cle
tfiat will interest n ov,.). renders as much as t lie
critic". "Pearl" still deepens in interest.
"ftlsnche RInke's lioice" is an excellent short
story, ns is also "Fernando.' There is someat
t met ire poetry, lueriry criticisms, and the
nurrber closes with the recent important F.n
cvclieal of Pope I,eo XIII. . to which the Cflti
ulic M-iirM appends a translation.
Cm KT I'kih'EEDINC.S. Court met in re-
gnlar session Monday m rning last at 11
o'clock, his honor Ji'dge Dean in the bench,
flanked hy Associates Flanagan and Thomas.
All but four of the grand jurors summoned !
answered when their names were earlier!.
Col. James Cooper was appointed foreman j
of the body. Ten traverse jurors failed to 1
respond. Constable Anthony Gill wa an- I
pointed to wait 011 the grand jury, and
Josiah Waters and George Knisson the tra- j
verse juries. Owing to illness of District 1
Attorney Kose, which lasted throughout the j
entire dav, Col. John P. Linton, temporarily
assumed the direction ot the criminal busi- ;
ness prepared for the term. After calling j
over the names of attorneys for petitions, j
motions, etc., the bonds of the constables :
elected in February were handed in and sub- 1
sequetitly approved. :
AFTERNOON SESSION. ! ;
Afler some routine business, the case of j
the Cotn'th. vs John Metzgar iis John ;
Lahner w as taken up. John is the brilliant ,
individual who raised a check of the Gautier 1
St. -el Company of Johnstown for to SI,- j
SiiO. No defense was put in except the sug- j
gestion by Mr. Johnston, John's counsel, j
that anybody who could perform such bung
ling work in the line of forgery as was ap-
parent 011 the c heck in qucstioa must of ne- .
cessity be insane. The jury brought in a j
verdict f guilty, with a recommendation to
the mercy of the Court.
Joseph Brown is a young man whose home
is in Prospect. He plea led guilty to the .
charge of carrying concealed weapons, and
was remand -d for sentence. I
Cotn'th. v James Sinsabaugh six indict- 1
ments for forgery and uttering a forged store j
order. The defendant pleaded guilty as to ;
two of these indictments, and i7e ;.;-o..ej ;
were entered as to the residue. Keuianded i
for sen tetico. J
-k;ht .skssion.
The applications for tavern, eating house !
and quart license, together with the bonds
required by law, were taken into considera- j
tion. The applications of Jesse McGough,
of I'ortage, and Edward O'Brien, of Al- !
leghenv Township, were refused. Those of !
John Cronso and John K. Litzinger, Chest j
Springs ; Mark H. McLaughlin, Washington ,
Township ; Andrew Geagler, Gallitzin, and ,
Peter Brown, Loretto, were held over. The
1 rest were granted. A full list of the names !
appeared in our advertising columns last j
week. !
1 TrrsnAT. :
1 The case of the Cotn'th. vs. Noah Murphy.
larceny and receiviue stolen goods, occupied ;
the attention of the Court all day and up to '
S.HU o'cloc k at night. The particulars of j
this case have heretofore appeared in the j
Frf.fman. About one year ago Mr. Wil- !
liam Knepper. of Croyle township, lost an
: upright saw from his saw-mill. Suspicion :
at first attached to Jacob Murphy, and he j
was tried for the theft at last June Court, 1
the verdict of the jury being not guilty.
Then followed Noah Murphy's arrest. His !
case first came up at the December term,
when the jury failed to agree on a verdict. J
After hearing a large mass of testimony, and
listening to speeches by District Attorney '
Hose for the Cotn'th. and (Jeorge M. Keade,
Ksq., for the defendant, the case was given j
to the jury by the Court at the ho-ir before ;
named, and in about our hour's time the fol
lowing verdict was returned : "We find
Nnah Murphy guilty of larceny and not 1
guilty of receiving stolen goods, and recotn- 1
mend him to the mercy of the Court." Tho i
defendant was takeu to jail to await sen
tence. '
Then followed the rase of the Cotn'th. vs.
Sarah M. K nepper, charged with assault and
battery. The testimony went to show that
Mrs. Knepper and Mrs. Ciies; nutwood, the
latter being the prosecutor in the case, are ,
nenr neighbors in Croyle township, and, AO- j
man-like, failed to agree as to the ownership
of a blind path leading from the farm of the
one to that of the other. The testimony was
1 all in al It o'clock, wheu Court adjourned.
' M KHNESDAY MORSIS'l.
Court met at 9 o'clock, ami counsel In tho ,
case before stated rua.'.e their pleas. His '
honor, in bis charge, said that from the ap- 1
pearance of things it looked as if this whole j
matter should have been settled before a ,
Justice of the Peace, and not have been per- 1
milted to disturb the tranquillity of a Court
of Jiioi ice by the consideration thereof. The j
jury went out, and in a short time afterward !
hrought iu a verdict of quilty in manner j
and form as the defendant stood indicted. j
, Millard F. Blum was next arraigned, on
the charge of adultery and bastardy. This ,
case also comes from Croyle tow nship. Mr. j
Blum is a married man, and ihe prosecutrix
is by name Charlotte Sharp. The allegation
by Charlocte was that Millard had falsified
his marrage record, and otherwise hail de.
meaiibd himself in a manner derogatory to
the laws of the Com'ili. by becoming the j
father of an illegitimate child. The testi- ',
mony brought forward was volumiuous hut '
scarcely interesting to the general reader, j
This testimony and the several arguments j
of rouns'd had been taken in by tho hour of
12 o'clock, when Court took its usual recess.
AFTI P.NOON Stissios:.
Court charged the jury iu tho Piumnier :
' case. A verdict was subsequently returned
of guilty, and the prisnner was sentenced to !
undergo imprisonment iu the county jail for '
the period of three months, pay the costs, etc. I
A jury was ewoiii in the civil case of :
Evans' administrators vs. Coincy an action
for debt. !
Then, a jury in a hn',ot corpus case for the .
ownership of a small lad named Dick was '
empannelcd. The other jurors were dis-
charged from further attendance. j
The last mentioned case was tried first,
and resulted iu the remanding of Ihe hoy to j
the custody of his guardian, Mr. Dick, of In
diana county, as against the claim for his
possession put in by Mrs. Lewis King, of
t Croyle township.
; NK1IIT sf.sstov.
: The verdict of the jury in tho Evans-Co-'
tney case, was'ia favor of the plaintiff.
Kobert Crt sswell was brought forward on
ft charge of drsertion preferred by his wife.
I Sentenced to jail , for the second lime on the
'' same charge, to await the result of a divorce
j case which pjay coma up for consideration
I next week .
; The subjoined bills were ignored by the
Grand Jury, which entails the cosla on the
prosecutors:
t'om'th vs. F. M. George and F. C. George .
assault iiiul l atury. Prosecutor, II. A. Mo- i
, (toniirie. '
Coin'th vs. M. A. McOonitrle assault and i
. baltcrv. Prosecutor, K. M. (ieorire. '
t'om'th vs. Thonois Leahy, L'sron f.enhy. and I
Willie Husti Hssaultaud battery. Wilimm till- !
I. ilmn, prosecutor. 1
1 um'ili vs. I.r man Knepper assmilt and bat
teiy. s-trnh M. Knepper, prosecutrix.
! Cotn'th vs. Alice I hesi nu t wticd assault and
1 battery. Sarah M. K neppcr, prosecutrix. These
were cross prosc:ri!tnin4 yrowinir ntu of the
K nepjer t best nut waod assault and battery j
1 trouble elsewhere referred to. I
Com'rh vs. Joseph Wherry larceny. Jane ;
Tliomss. prosecutrix. 1
Coin'th vs. James Cavcnnurh assault and i
' battery. Kllen Caveniingh, prosecutrix.
Court adjourned for the week at 11 o'clock. '
-
. Sows must build ships, and fonie guide the helm;
' Some fashion uur garments, and some rule the j
j real in :
Some must fell foresta, gome the broad field must '
I till. i
: Some paint tnd 1 mo fine, eomo grind at the
i mill. 1
L L mm & m l
FOR If AECH, 1879.
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR or
Ca Mrtrti a CnrvTV in account with said
County for the year IsTs :
Dr.
To am-tiint received f 1 om
Wiiiiam liishnrt, for buckwheat 1 Oil
Msnin .nd r. lor I calf ".!
Mr. McKay, far sheep Is.i.r.J
I. H Kmke.id. for woo'
Jos. Wciser, for Sheep skips
s.etiHtinn f li.'t on note
rsehrtstiun 1 i 1 h IT. on note
Westmorc!nnd I'ouniy J. Harby
Clearfield County
Jesse Patterson, cash advanced
To am't pnced of VVinetierrrr sale.
pan! N. J. Kreidhoff. Treasurer 40.00
To am i orders paid by N- J. KreidhofT.
Treasurer Il.lv-fi R.'.
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10 lbs. Granulated Sugar for Oue Dollar. : gj
11 lbs. White Coffee Sugar for One Dollar. j - :
12 lbs. nice Lio;iit Brown Sugar for One Dollar. ft j
7 lbs. good Green Coffee for One Dollar. Lj i
9 lbs. fair Green Coffee for One Dollar. i j
5 lbs best Roasted Coffee in the State for One Dollar. 3 I
7 lbs. good Roasted Coffee for One Dollar. :
13 lbs. Carolina Rice for One Dollar. ' j
17 lbs. new Dried Readies for One Dollar. :
21 lbs. choice Dried Apples for One Dollar. g :
17 lbs. new Currants for One Dollar. O j
11 lbs. prime Prunes for One Dollar. hi :
10 lbs. Goshen Cheese, nrime article for One Dollar. : S '
: q I 3 lbs. Black Tea for One Dollar. - : H :
: : o lbs. Green Tea for One Dollar, j iti j
: 12 good Xo. 1 Maclvorel for One Dollar. LAJ j
: TtI : SO Portland Herring for One Dollar. : j
H : 2,r cakes good Washing Soap for One Dollar. : ,, :
j jJ : " 14 I-lb. cakes Family Soap for One Dollar, i :
g : 0 2-lb. can9 Sweet Corn for One Dollar. : :
: 9 3-1 b. cans Tomatoes for One Dollar. (
: ; 9 2 -lb cans Green Peas for One Dollar. :
i : fe4 : 9 2-lb. cans Oyster for One Dollar. lj :
i 7 3-lb. tans Peaches for One Dollar. : , :
i : 12 balls Potash for One Dollar. i W :
j 12 boxes Concentrated Lj-e for One Dollar. fei :
: 10 good Proems for One Dollar. : L -:
: q : 7 Wooden Buckets for One Dollar. : V i
!w '' t's' UCRV7 Unbleached Muil'm for One Dollar. : 0
: w : 13 j'ds. eood Bleached Muslin for One Dollar. , .
: Ty, : 25 yds. Calico for One Dollar. : j
: H : 2S spools Machine Thread for One Dollar 1 pi j
A large lot of Chiltre's SHOES, reduced from $1.25 and $1.50 to $1.00.
A large lot of Men's VESTS, of all prices and textures, reduced to $1.00.
Men's HE AVY BOOTS reduced to $2.00.
live...
For Twenty-Five Cents.
iFor Twenty-Five Cents.
w : 4 lbs. Iirted Cnrrtmts for ri'i fonts
. ... 11.. !....:. t..i.. r.... -
O.B H'S. I . 11 , I II K ,-ou.- 101 .i. .-in-.
; 3 lhs. I'eiirl Soircli for '.'" Cents.
1 1 Itis. Kostn Simp for .5t'entH.
-5 : rt Lulls Potash tor 2.-, Cents.
d : . 3 boxes Coiie'K d Lye for ..." Cents.
8JU93 OAS J-toiiaAAi JOJ
4 Ibs. Tlried Peaches for. -iM Cents.
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: H l-lli. papers (J loss Starch " Ct.
O-t 1-1 11. -n iiei s 1 rn -cirrn. : n .
! l't siioi its '!' Ii rpn d I Iik n .1 i f. ,r 'ti Co
It borci s Essence Coffee for 2', Cts.
o
Il C.lilliL rll)P.,,..l ... u ,,l,i n . , . -,
liJ : .1 It.s. Choice fined Apples -'"i Cm. ;
Ct : a No. 1 Mackerel for rij Cts. : JT1
The above ate only a few of the ruany bargains we have to ofl'er to custom
ers, and we think that if
G-oodL Groocts a,xxdL Low
are any inducements to buyers, they will be convinced, after an examination
of our stock ami prices. th:it ou: goods are not only unexcelled, but
that we cannot be undersold by any one. All we ask is a trial.
OUlt T1I43IH AliE STItlCTLY CASH.
A. A. BARKER & SON,
February 2S.IfrT9.-tr. U-lSlWSmjUfl, x.
mmn mnmr
AHEAD!
INDlJOEMEIfTS
-TO I7X1T0V?5 WHO-
Sugars.
" H8. flee I'owdered Snitar for l.no
t? liis. pnti nt cut Losf Sugar for l.(l
10 lhs. ; ninulatcd Siijfnr for l.i.n
11 lbs. Wiiiie Sinjnr for l.im
11'- Itip. best Ifr.iwn SuiHr for I. on
13 lbs. trood Rrown Sunar for I.ihi
Teas.
Tbe Inrireitl, fl nnl rhenpont collec
tion In I lie city.
A (rood Kneiish nrenkfast Tea for .'0
A irood flreen Teii tor 5o
A irood f'oinosn i lolotijr for f0
lies! Fomos.i I loionir lor l.-'J
( unponder Ten from. 7 to !mi
.lapnn Tea from VI to 'JO
Imperial Ten .'i i, 7-1 und 'JO
Foiiff Tie Ten, In piickiiges 30
Canned Goods.
10 3 Hi- cans Tomatoes for
4 3-lb. cans Table I'eachcs for.........".'...,
S2-lb. cans Crcen Corn for
8 2-lh. cunsfJreen Peas for
5 cane l'ine Apjiles for
Green Coffees.
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1.1
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2(1
25
Itt
;ct
s Iba. Coffee Tor
Fair Kio Coffee , per lb
Oood Kio Coffee, tier ll
Choice fiio Coffee, per l
Muraeiiitio Coffee, per lb.
Choice Old Government Java Coffee..
.Mocha Coffee, per I rj
Roasted Coffees.
Fair Rio CofTee, per lb. ...
(; od ISio Coffee, per lb
Choice Kio Ci fTee. per Iti
Muracaitio Cnllee, p--r lb.
Did IJovertiment Java, per lb
Having bought a new Patent Coffee Koaster,
I now roast my own Coffees and have tbern nil
the time fresh.
1.
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Dried Fruits. &c.
1 6 Ibs. Hominy for
4 lhs. Iiried Currants for
j t lhs. Iiried Apple for
1 4 Itis. Dried (ha.f) Peaches for
! I lb. riiei-ries, niitei
It s. Turkey Prunes for
French Prune for 12', 15. is, 2 a.id
Shaker? Dried Sweet Corn. l ie. or: ll.n. for
I Steam cooked desicated White Whe n. 2-lti.
packnire for
White Clover Honey, per lb
Sundries.
12 boxi-3 I!luein:r for
10 boxes Coffee F.saence for
10 pluirs Sinokinir Ti tmcon for ... .
lhs. Pearl Starch for
1 lb. Silver ! loss Starch foe
1 lb. fuwi fn (i loss Starch for
Siiirar Cured Ham. per lb
rtreaUfast It icori. per lb
2"i pieces r- icond Soap for
2" Mi.-e.-s t-m Soap for
17 pieces Telephone Soap for.
7 pieces Itesin SomIi for
2 pieces Ilntiliins" Kleetric Soap for . .
7 pieces Cold Suai-or
7 pieces Ritioiti's Soap tor
Kitchen Crista! Soap, Inc., or 3 pieces for. .
Mackerel, jier dozen, lie.: per barrel.. ..
All other kind of Fish at prices erjuaiiy cli
. 1 on
2.
10
. 10
10
n
. i r)
. l i'i
. l 'ii
5 rm
a p.
Molasses and Syrups.
35mnl 40 1 Silver Drips, per (rallon
75 I Pure Ilea vy Sujfar Sj rup, per jrallona. .
50 I
60
Common Syrup, per trillion. .
New vlr leans. ier k Hon
Choice Syrup, per iralioil
IT The above is oniy a partial list of my IMMENSE STOCK sF HOCE!UKS. besides wbich
I am Atici.t lor tlu famous Ml KAKF.U'S S J'. FOCIS arid CAN 1'oS CI IT TAiiAGO.N" FI.OCH.
3.
March 7. Is79.-lm.
1121 nv-ntli Avenue, Allonnn,
We pkip consideration of all contained In tlili j
stanra except inir the reference to ifarnionts to !
wear, and In that connection we insist that the '
largest and decidedly the best Fluek it ready- j
made ?lothinir id he found in Cambria county is
mi exhibition a' Jas. J. Murphy's, 1 V Clinton I
Ptreet, Johnstown. In addition, he makes it a :
habit to sell considerably cheaper thin other
dealers, and this makes his establishment the fa
vorite resort of tlr se who lika to buy to the best
advantage. Call and see him and his slock.
Wirs-Tim. oh ! Winter, how thoughtless and
cruel, to exhaust all our patience, and likewise
our fuel, in the effort to guard 'painst beinjr; tro
icn to death, while you are abroad with your j
cold, chilly breath, much pierces one through
who is not fortunate enough to own a warm suit
ef itood. sol id stuff, such as can be bought very
cheap, and will k-cp out the cold, at the store of
M. olt. where xood jrarments are sold at prices I
so low that there is no Hsk in a bet that Wolf
and old Winter are ' hale fellows well met." I
Store at 1111 Eleventh avenue, next door to Bow- j
man h. .Morrow's hut store, Altoona, Pa.
TP hearth of home is beaming
With rays of rosy lisrht.
And lovely eyes are a-leaniinff.
As talis the shades of niuht ;
Act while the srejis are leaving
The circle pare and hriirht,
A tender Toise. half irrievinir.
Sin eDon t mi- bit t-niitht.
u t- re H im iti.. .... .-e, w i : 1. t i.e slniele. reservn
tien that If it ig intended that your foot steps shall
lead yon to odfre Wolff's, next floor to the
post-office. Aitoona. "to sample hi? new and ele
gant Mock of ready made elothinar. your absence
from heme shall not be noticed to your diseredlt,
.Mr. Wolil declares that he selis cheap r and bet
ter poods than any riot hler In ail these parts, and
the immense pammaee tendered him is proof
that his word i robed on by the public. An order
sent him by mail will recc.ve prompt attention.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice is j
hereby given that Joseph A. Iamm,of
Harr township, has made an assignment or all
liis real and personal property to the undersign
ed, tor the benefit of his creditors. All persons
indebted to Joseph A. IOimm are therefore noti
fied that psyment must tie made without delay,
and those havinir claims xnamr-t the same will
present them in proper shape for adjus'ment.
3Iar. 7, ls.7tf.-6t. H. KlNKtAH, Assignee.
Af n. S. Ri rMEriTH At., t he pcpnlarboot and shoe
dealer ef Altoona, proposes ere lonsr to enlarze
his 5ne store room hy extending it 1 u et more in
the rear, which will make its full tcneth about 60
f.""t. He also intends to put in a splendid new
fclas Iront. and when all Is complete he will have
an establishment - rend to none in that cit. In
the meantime all ihe goods now in stock will he
sold cheaper than ever, so as to make way f..r the
grandest spring opening cf boots, shoes, etc , ever
witnesse.i In tins part ol the State. The present
is therefore the ac.-epted time for Investing your
money to the best advantage.
If "Ifeno" will teil us why he dates his -;oramu-nieatinn
nearly ten months ahead ol time, we will
plvo biiu our reason? for wit hhol brar Its jiuhliea-
t Uk!,! MCXt Wl-ek.
Assignee's Sale.
1V virtue ol tin order of tho Court of Common
Pleas ofCrimhria county to me d ireete.l. I will
expose to puhiic sale, at tho hotel of Lawrence
Schroth, in Carrolltown torouith. on
Saturday, March 29th, 1879,
at 1 o'clock r. v.. the following described real
CFtate : A ckrtaix fiecs ns paki ki.op umi,
situate partly in Harr township itamliria county,
and partly in Pine township. Indian county,
described as follows : licit inning at a beech mark
ed lor a corner: thence north 71, de rees, east
lof, perches, more or less, to a post ; thence north
decrees, west 111 perches, more or less, to a
post ; thence south l1, degrees, west lofl perches,
more or less, to an ash (fallen): thence south
tsSi degrees, east 180 perches, mi. re or less, to the
place ol beyrinninx emit. lining 1111 1 rres, more
or ies-, and having thereon erected a t ffo-story
Fin mb Hui sb, Uiur., ami all the necessary out
buildings. Tkcms; op Sail-Une third of the purchase
money to be paid on the confirmation of the sale,
r.mi trie remalndes in two equal annual payments,
with ir.terckt. to be secured hy the JU'1 incut
boud and mortgage of the purchaser.
H. KIN'KEAI),
Mar-h 7. ':' -t. A.f'gr.e of Jo. A Duni.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
1Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Ciitnbriii eoimty, to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the hotel of
Edward liinder, in the borough of t arrolitown.
On Saturday, March 2'Jth, 1S7'J,
at '4 o'CI.' M'K P. M ., the following described real
estate, of wnich Peter Hertram died seized, to
wit : A PlKCRoit Pakcei, OF am situate In
Carroll township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of Elizabeth Bertram. Thos. Switzicr, Pe
ter Shnrbiingli, and ol hers, containinir Acres,
more or less, hnvimr ili(Ti"in erected u one-and-a-half
story !. Horst;, Fuavf: Barn, and all
neceesary on: buildic.gs.
Terms or St E.-One-third of tho purchase
money to he paid on confirmation of sale, and
the balance in two equa' annual payments, with
inierest, to be secured by the mortgage and
judgment bonds of the purchaser.
JOHN DICK.
Administrator cum tcstiment'i anncm of Peter
Hertram, dee'd. 3-7. -St.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IV virtue of an nlitm order of the Court cf
i "ommoD Pleas of Cambria county, to me
directed, I will expose at public saie, on the
premises, on
Saturday, March 29th, 1879,
at o'clock r. m., the following described real
estate: A I'ik.t. ore Paiicf.i. ok I.ani situate
in Clearfield township, in said county, bound d
on the west by land of John Natrlo, Jr.. and P.
B. Kerin, on the north by land of John Sharon,
on the esM by land of Philip Cooper, and on the
south by land of William .Mullen, containinir
.V3 ArrfS, more or less, and havinir ihereou
erected a two story Frame Horsr., a two story
Pi.ank HorsK,and a Bank Barn, 40 by fiO feet,
(all in good order.! and nil the necessary out
buildings. The land is all cleared and in a good
state of cult i vat ion.
Tehms or Sale: One-third of the purchase
money to he paiil on the confirmation of the
sale, and the remainder in two equal annual
payment, with interest, to be secured by. the
judgment bond of the purchaser.
John wac.ner.
Assignee of P. A. McGough and Win. McGough.
March 7, 1?79. at.
OCK UP! The books of W. II.
Sloan, M. P., of -Chest Sprinps, having
been left In the hands of the undersigned for col
lection, all persons knowimr themselves indebted
on said books are hereby not ifled to call and settle
their respective accounts, either hy cash or note,
on or before the 1st day of April next, and unless
they do so they will have only themselves to blame
lor additional costs which may accrue in the col
lection of the siime. JOHN WAGNER.
Chest sif.nnjs, Feb. l7T.-at.
ASSISE?. SALE CF REAL Kill
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, the under
siirned A-siiiiie of Auirus'lne I). Criste will ex
pose to sale, clear and cischanred of all liens
and encumbrances, on the premises, on,'
Saturday, March 29th, 1879,
at a o'clock, e. m.. the following described real
estate, to wit : A Pikck oh Pauoki, of Land
situate in Munster township, Camtn ia county,
fronting on the turnpike leading- from Cr-sson
to Klictisbnrtr. and adjoining- lands i f Haniel
Farren, Nicholas Freidho'T, Auiriisiii:? Iurbin,
nnd otherscontaininir 7 Arm, more or less,
about 60 Acres cleared. The improvements are
a larKe new Jiwk.i.lino Horse, rnntaininir P5
rooms, a new Bank Barn. .V) t.y fin :eet. and all
necessary outhuildir.jrs. The land is In a eood
state of cultivation, well fenced, and within 2'KJ
yards of a railway station.
Also, Eiuht l.oTsni'dRorNti situate In the
viliaireof Munster. each lot haviit? a front of
6." feet and a depth or lsn feet.
TmiMS ok Salk.. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale, and
the balance in t wo equal annua) payments, with
interest, to he secured by ihe mortiraire and
judgment Ootids ot t ne purchaser.
March 7, Is7!!.-3r,
JOSKP1I C1USTE,
fiance.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
JY virtue of an order of the Court of C .m-
mon Pleas i f Cambria county, to me . i : cct
c.l, 1 will expose to public saie. at the hotel ef
A. Leiden, in Chest Sprinirs borousrh, on
llllDAY, M AltCII 2Sth, tS79,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following described real
estate: A I'ikce ok Paiick.l ok Land situate
iu Clearfield township, in said county, bounded
by lands cf William Ivory, Lewis Storm, F.d
ward Burk. and Theodore Storm, containing
ST Arrrs, more or less, over C5 Acres ef which
are cleared, having thereon erected a twostoiy
Plank Hoi se, i hame Baiin. and all the neces
sary outbuilding's, and having two good Orch
ards on the premises. Said larm Is situated on
the outskirts of Chest Springs borough, and is
In a hieh stale of cultivation.
TF.n.vsj of Sai.f.. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on the confirmation of the
sale, and the renin inder in t wo equal na ments,
to be secured bv the judgment bond and mon.
guire of the purchaser. Heferre.l pa vmcnts to
hear interest. JOHN WAHNKK,
March 7. s7'J,-3t. Assignee of Peter Treiler.
WJt. II. SECIILER, Attorney al
iMir, Ebensbnrn, Pa. Office in Col
anartc Kow.f recently occupied by Wm. Kitteil,
Cen'.re trcet I l-2i."7i.-tf. J
Cr,
Bv amount of orders palJ to
James V. Condon, ls77
Francis t'Fi-iel. "
John K. Scatilan, "
A. L. McMullen. "
ii. C. K. .ah in, stating account for 177
ls;s.
tlcis, Fost-r .V Ouinn, merchandise
M. 1,. Oatman. "
Myers A Llovd. "
John l.'oyd A Co., "
K. J . M tits. "
Ocorge Huntley, "
John Thomas, "
Ihivid Evans, ....
Fisher -Co. "
V.. Hotierts A- Son. "
Wood. Marsh & Co., "
K. C. Parri-h, "
C. T. Boberts, "
T. O. Stewart A Co.. groceries
Oshurn A- Confer, tea
Aker.-.v Hauiner, dried fruit and vege
tables James Driskell. cider and apples
Jami s C. Murray, apple butter
Inae Makin. "
William Solders, cider.,
L. 1). Hoffman. "
Philip Hartsock. P7 bushuls wheat
John lionglass. 45 " "
Thos. B shop. SC. " ....
Charles F.ick. It) " "
I'll 1 1 'H Fhea, aj " "
M. Hriskell. oil "
S. Fckenrode. Tnh ' "
John B.ter. UM " '
.1 . K irkput rick, ti V "
M. J. Nugle, S bl.is. fl nr.
Ilavis Bros., Bran
John Sharp. 1 tdd. vinr-iir
W m. P. Buck, on tons and tl i seed ....
Teresa ScanlMii, Iml ter and otrirs
.Iscoti Wei laud, apples
John Thoin-is, "
( in 1 higher .V Co . onions
Lemtnoii - M urray, drugs nnd medicines
Cunningham, (i'.eiin A Co., Tobacco. .. .
Unvis ((ros.. Salt
w m. Ii"i!snii. Turnips
Thomas lieveraux. straw
C. Ilouser Co.. clover nnd tim't y seed
Mrs. Bvrno, cabhage pl.ints
I A. M' liough. pork
lan;el Hav;s. "
Henry Ktierly, "
Mleh'i Nugle. "
Philip Sanders, "
Fvan H hl-Ius, "
Benj. Llovd, '
John Noel. "
Iiavid Jones. "
.1. Kirkpatrick. "
Isaac Wissjniror, bef
John Murray, "
II . M IT.stil Id. "
- Wi!l;jini Seldi rs, "
F, WiUet.ran.it, "
' Peter O Nt ill, "
H-nry K.bcrlv, "
John T.crnev. "
Joseph iiut.ai.l, " etc.,
Adnm Budolph. " "
I.. Itcdirers .V Son, " "
John Met ( rmick, 2 head cattle
A. H. Criste. 2 " "
A. W. li ovland. 4 " "
S tmtiel Becd, 4 '"
F. ias Ko land, 2 "
Mf.ses I Is vis. 2 " "
John Nipps. 'J " "
William Selders. 1 "
Thomas F. Ilavis. I "
F. W. Spilli r. 1 pare nt milker
Wiliinm Leiuhtv. 2 invalid chairs
F. W. Hay - Son, 1 St ivc
A. Brc lit y - Co., 1 " an.l repairs
Wll.iaui M inn. 1 order book
i Henry - Co., plaster
Jope Bolsiimcr, gum ho6c
M. M. O'Neill, harness
M. Paxsm.in & Co., coal
C. A- J. Leahy. "
James Iiriskell. ashes
John Tierney.
Martin Sanders, surgery
Ccr-rge Hunlk v, haidware
J. Hibc rt A Son. "
John A. Blair, lime
McLaughlin Bros., carding wool
Pittsburgh Iron ami Paint Co., paint...
Luther recti, boots and shoes
IHt.li 1 O. Fvans. shoemsking
John H. Thomas. "
Jones .V Fvans. smith work
C. lH VIT, " "
F.d. Thomas. " "
Valentine Thomns. buggy spring
John L. Stough, iniinling and papering.
Vul. Lulti inger, tin ware and spoutitm.
Ch.is. S. Hiiili. wall paper
John Thompson, postage and m'd'ze. . .
O. A. Kinkead. aent, insuranoe
!. It. Ilavis, " "
I'enna. I! It. Co., freight.
Kobert E u. S CoTiis
.1 . A . Ken tie-5;-, 1 sleigh...
C T. shiibcrt. rinting Itepoit for 1S".7.
F.d. Jatnci, "
0. T. Sw ..nk. " " " " .
M . M. I'Neill. saddler, repnirs
P. M. Chute, coach maker, repairs
M. H umphreys. cart wi icht, repairs
J. A 11. A. Shoemaker, repairing stoves
John Fistier. " pump
J. P. C. h.sirow. " mow-
ii'if rnaehlire
Thomns J. Davis, carpenter work
A. Hitctiuc. " "
Thomas li.ivis. mason work
Samuel Iliiiford. " "
Jan-.es Myers, locust pot5
Pavis Bros., lumber.
Carman - Williams, lumber
Thos, J. Lloyd's estate "
tl. P A ndrt-son, frlolii.' h s
Iiavid I). Lew is. stone lings
H. Kinkca I, costssuit, ClearCid county
J. H. Fieke,
1. Lilly,
fieo. Gurley. " " " "
W. V, il;,a'lis. " " '
C. F. O'Dotinell. Phothono:nry's costs..
I. Lilly, c;i.sh paid for sundries for house
1. Lilly, traveling eipensej
I. Lii.i , Slew aril
Daniel Kb' rly. furnier
Mary Onslow, servant
Mary F. O'N, II. "
A. M. Keim, M. D.. medical attendance
F. A. Shoemaker. Ksq., counsel Tees....
John P. Linton, F p.
Joiin F. B. lines, F.-q.. "
Ir. J. A. l!- ed. Dixinorit
Jesse Patterson, lilrulor, expenses P.
II. I. Coiivcntion
Jacob K rknatrick, lorn-tor, e.vpinses
P. II. U. Con veni ion
I. Lilly, Sicward, cxp'-nses P.H.D. Con.
J. Kirkpatrick, per assessment p. II. i.
C-iivenfion
Ol T-IiOOIl PALTEllS.
.Ttsse I'afti rson. Director, cush paid.....
Jacob Kirkpatrick. Director, cash paid
Jesse Pat tei son. Director, services
I. N. Wissjnrer, Director, services.
J. Kirkpatrick, Director, services-
I. Lilly, sleward. cash paid transporta
tion traveling expenses etc.,
I. Lilly. Slewnrd. expttises conc.ving
paupers to Ind i.-na count)
Penea. R. It., transportation
A. Veagly, M D., medical attendance
A. M. Keim, M. if...
J. C. Miller .M. D .
W. S. Leverood. M. Tb, " '
Oatman .V l:-k. M. D., "
John P. Lin'on Ksq.. counsel fec3
W.W. Lmntlcld, one cothn
Robert Kvnns, "
Jo-cpli B' he. " "
Or o. W. Kinpfield, " "
Michai I Home,
J. II. Block, t leven "
John Siewarl, I hrce "
Kmanuel James, tA' j "
V. N. Burk, one '
J. t'. Homer, digging graves
Joiial hail Homer, " "
.1 hco! St il.ci ger, " "
.lacoti Rewh, "
James Lynch, " "'
John Kiucliiirr. ' '
Cotlieh Pfeister, " "
Thomas McCabe, " "
Simon Aoams,
Isaac. Michael, shroud etc.,
K. J. Parrish. burial expenses
Blair Co. Almshouse, hoarding, etc
Wcsl uioreiaud Co. A uushouse, board
ing, etc
A!k gheuy Co. A Imslioirsf, board', el c.
I mil, inn Co. 1 1. P. '
Armstrong Co. O. P. "
Armairb, Indiana Co. O. P. "
Joseph Shoemaker, "
Peter Sirlouis, "
Jacob Heain, -
Jonaihan Ifeam, " "
Susan L ii versaught, " "
T. K. Ki.ox, " "
John Fitzpatrick, " "
Mrs. Foster i Johnstown), " "
Mrs. J. it'inkin. "
Mrs. C. Foster, ' '
Mrs. Akeniau, board fc nurse
John (iiadv, " " '
Birbaia Ki-als, nurse
Mrs. (iarngan. "
Mrs. Jere. 1-egan, " ,'.
Azai iali A. Jones, " !.!!.!
tieo. Cnvcrsaght, "
jus. Bui ns, " !!"!!!!!
Lane Amoroso, "
1.HBS. .ooiio rnisn Jr. livery
Pal rick M inahaii, coal
A, (ircenwood, "
H. W. McCreery, cial court fet s.'"." .
V', H. B'uierlT, rent
ticorge Wissjnger, crying sale
Oscar (irafie, SL-rViccs "
K.igar O. Fishe.-. clerk "
J air.es J . Mu rphy, clot hing
J . S. Met '! rt m y, goods
John J. Troxell, "
A. Kckcr.roile, "
Cooper - Mellon, "
John I et. "
ls.iac Michael.
Charles St lltiiz, meat
Lewis Newhouse.
t hi ist. It. ich, goods to Warner family
John Rilfel.
W. McConucll, " " " "
James Unian. " " "
Charles Selbitz, meat " "
A. H . Parrish, ' "
John P. o'Neil, " " " "
Johnirilarro.
John Kgar. stove gra'o ' "
Frank Freldhoof, milk ' '
Mrs. Eckly, " " "
(ico. J. Sell wmlcrT, whifckey. to War
ner family ,
Mrs. ( arroll. washing Warner family .
Mrs. M. K. Watts, serving; "
i l ath. Buiicoon. " "
Ann Ci isle, spinninif " "
' Mai y A. Sneeoer, knitting " "
K. Dcvcrnux. M. P., medical services
Warner family
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Mrs. Mettride. n!!..wariee
.tames Davis, allowance
M I S. Hel-tein. ttlh-Ti anse
Mrs. I't.-rick. allowance..
.Vr O'Brien, nio.wani-e
Mrs. Lifter, allowance
Mrs. Ke.its. allow nice
Mrs. Keelan. ji"wance
Mrs. -. Stn ;t h . :i 1 .w.mce .
Mrs. M.-rall. alrowai.ee .'.'.'.'......".
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Mrs. J on.-s, a I low ;i nee M
Mrs. bonrn. aO'.war.se '.'.7.7.
Mrs. M.-Di rmitt. allowance "
Mr.-. File, allowance. "
Mrs. Snvder. allowance.
Mrs. I f. tl. cllowarec
Mrs. Cultiert, allewnnse M
lr. Irfiii. all- wrince
Mrs. Carroll, alloeani-e
Mrs. Lxt.nrirer rllewance
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T. B. James, allowance
Mrs. Miibr. allowance
" 'i.illagher. all .waneo
" lireen, allewan-'e
" l!.-.-ils, all. nance
' AkTiinn, allow atise ..
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F. Latiil.enck. r.Iliovaiu-e
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John P.iK-hcr. ailow-n.-e
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John Hujrent'.hbT. all- v.aD"e
Mary J. M'-Dernott. alien ance
Mrs. rshanahan. itilowance
" I'tc. ahi-anee..
Mr. Sw arte man. allowanco
Mrs. 1 linn, allowance
it i- iiu r. allowance
' X:r.n. allowance.
o 'roficii. allowance
' At.n Smith, all ".van "c .
" t "rune, ai 1 -rtnee
(ioi.lin, all.-wance
Kehoe. allowance
Hickoy, a'.lnwanre .
" Raaer. alh wanse.
" I iscus. allowance
Isnas Kellv, allowance
Peter Hall", allowance
James Odlae. allowance
Mrs. Marv Ji n-s. allowanoe
Brown, allowance
.t ames Johnston, m ll.-waiicc ,
Mrs. Fvans. allowance
Fresh. allcnar.c
.tano-s Sr. ineh.-irt. allowance
Mr. and Mrs. K-c?c. allowance
Mrs. Swartt rlb-wanc
Mr. and Mrs. 1 I v m. s. I !.w aneo
n! low;. nee
Jenkins, allowance.
Connelly, allowance
F -rd. ai'owan.ee
O'Mari. allowance
, allowance
Patrick Donavan. a ilowance
Lllcn McHnde. iv'.'.owance
OFFICIAL lil t" SFS.
J. 14. Fisher, justice fees
J. S. rstrayer. " '
Wm. h!a-:c-r'. " "
.loin Bradv. " "
John Cox. " "
Thomas M Kicrnan, justice fees
Charles Bux'on, " "
F I u-'.cr. " "
Kiias Few land, " "
tico. Faslv, "
I. W. t on Ion. " "
Joseph l'.ehe. " '
J.I. Peterson. " "
Thomas Callan. " "
F. .1. Parrish. " "
Jesej h Waters, c.nrtal'ie s feeJ
Henrv V aric-r. " "'
Clin-"!. Kol.i.ie, " "
Joseph Mock. " "
.1. T. Harris. " "
James l,luls. "
W. W. Harris. "
B. F. Mvcrs, " "
Peter L'tK-U. " "
John L.vs:,ht. " "
.1 . Kirkpair.ck. " ' -
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STAT l.MIl.NT
Am'tit ot r.roer? pai 1 hy N. .1.
Frei.lh'.fl. Treasurer .'
Am't of order" for IsTs unpni I
Hixmeiit nl.d 1 . D. I'
Ain't of orders ! r l7a unpnid
House
From which deduct
Order f -r cl.-.ims due j.( -or to
.laiu.iTv 1-t. 1s7s
Pixniont II .-,ital V
Physician: medical attctd
ance. t. D. 1
Counsel
Out deorrele-f. vir.: Cash paid.
transjorta-.ion. c.-nl, .lotli
ti.w. 1 oar.tinir ' -,;; ) -".
o. d. p ' . 1
Collins. "!!, rit ravs an 1
fuii.-r lis. u. 1). P. :
Tra:; -j.or tat ion. 1 'Tpi-t.-r' and
Steward's ser ices, O. D. V.
I.iverv. 1. D. P
M.m'loy allow n e-cs. ( . 1 . P.
Justice' and conslatde's fees..
Directors" an 1 Sti ward's ex
pense P. II. D. convention.
Printing Rep .rt for lt77
Lumber, cari '-nter work. tic.
pew buil lltijf no J fence
ar-tind cctm-tcry
T npiid orders O D. P. ami
1 lixment
Net expense.- for house and
farm lr ls"S
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AMOl'N i DT K INSTITl'TIi '!.
J. S. Slrayer. Charlton e.s'.a'e
(claim .l'.i-.r.t fu! f t';7 15
I'ranci 1'rhai.s" estate, ..-!;iiai
.doul t.ul) il ul
Ceo. V.'. ti.it u: in, L- ,.. .-uh-
jeet to crcd!tsi... 42
John Kir'clir.er. for hides 4 T"
John 1-lv.ll;. " " .
t lee. Sc in ..re. . n t .at: io t ra ie ? ei
F. A. Shociii ;ker, Ks j., ree'd
from .In .. Il-nrr 42 0 1
Paul KrcP.jer. bal. -n tiufe . . t4
J. W. Cr. ton. K-- j . cas'n
Tour..' on 'raiiii kiii.- l :i -J3
I'ar.d Sh. r.'.-l, f..r l-ri-fc 1 7".
Abel Lb yd. . 1 7s
Pllllip V;ir:' r. l!.li !r."Tll I.-.tr -2 -o 'J 1
N. J. Freidholl. proceeds of
Wmeherger sale 4) ' 0
I. Lilly, Steward, am't ree d.. ;4o 10
fl,74-.- 04
A ni't due ir. tn C-.n;ii v, as per
1 -. .- Aud. Pel.. Jan. ISTS. -JIJ 7
A lu't due iroin pari u s as above
statement 1.74!' VH
Requisition for !- 1.a.oi i tl,tr5i 7i
Am t o! ord'-rs paid f r '7 i :).:' .S
ut-tan l g IsTS j f, ..
" ' doubtful claim rTs s.'.
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4 of' 27
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1F.l'ORTor I I--L! v. Fsp. Steward of Poor
1 House, I r tiic year en. hut; Dee. 1. ;
Stoi k c- Fnv 3 lii.r-'.s f cows, 33 begs,
turkeys and chickens.
Pnonri i s op t- a r.-v. -"s f. ns of hay. 7-"."- bu-hols
oats, dr-a boshe! crn in tlie ear, l..'o i bushels po-t-
foes. 2.O00 heads ca'd'aire. if. tuishi'Is onions, en
cumbers, ) eatis and hecis .abundantly, v.i 1 lf.s.
wool, slanirhtcro 4 2. si 1.. ;...rk and 7--. U s. veal.
Fa hmi Mi Imi i kxexts, i.i 1 . - S.ii'i? n reported
last year.
M tt r.'.r Tt Rrn i tub I ti irTiov - u bids,
s.auer kraut. 1 2 0 lbs. hurl soap. 1; 'Ms. soft
soap. 2.'- .jts. c;rrol fruif. preserves. ;i l;( . etc.
7 shirts. p 1 :r pants, "4 1 a:r nvi ra :t. di esses,
41 ctiem:'"-1, 17 sac-jues, 3J i.prns. -kiris, fsj
l illow s!ij.'. 4i sheet-. ..'i pi". ! 'ws, -.-j b, ,, t ..rs, t-i
bd ti'-ks. '2 ha., 15 towel. 4'J pair soek. pair
torkinits. H pair tuitts, 17 children's dresses, 5
shreuls.
iMrRnvrvKXT. One straw shed built, lf.x4S
ft. : n w paled fence ar.-und cemetery : new ctil,
marr-crs a i.d f.o- rs in 3 stable, and grain box.
INMATKS. fcc.
Jf umber of Inmates Js.nuiry 1 l7f 72
t-oru !ur iti- tee year .. 1
" " sdmi't.-d during . ear 4'.' 122
Discharged and removed lur:ng the iitr.. 42
Died daring the year
Remaining in House .lanuarj 1. Is7i' 75 l-'J
I If the inmate remain rot .Tan. 1, 1-7J. there are
-7 s.ir.e male. L'r sane female. 11 insano males,
an ! li insane females. Numbrot insane at Lli
liiont. 12.
.5 vernxe Tiiin:b(-r ef inmate per month, 7 : ar
erx cost of esch inmate p.-rweek. 1 4;1. which
ir.cluues 4".7 nun! given to tramps Curing the
year. 1. LILLY, Steward.
We. the undersigned Dire, tors ef tho Poor of
Cambria eennty. do certify that the foregoing
a correct statement cf the receipts, exHnses. in
mates, etc.. of Ihe PiK.r nn.l House e! Fiaidoy.
ment of sni 1 county for the year A. D. ls7s, all of
which is resj.cei lully sufmolte i.
W itness cur hands t his 41 li rfT f March, A, D.
1-7'J.
J cOB KfliKIMTKK'K.
I. X. WISSIN'HK, furectors.
JFSSL PAT I f HS( IN,
Atftst-l. Lilly, 4'K-rk.
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XECUTOIVS NOTIC1-:
i;sa e of Wm. Haki'U, Sr., ilec'.I.
letters testament ary en tic estate of William
Baker, Sr. late of 4 "arroll township. Cambria
county, deceased, having bern jrrant'- i to the 11 n-
I dersigned by the i;egi;. r i t pud county, rotice
I Is he re by niv-n to a 1 ! pai t cs io. r.;r 1 to sa i 1 es
1 tate thai pa-, ment must he mane fori l.w it h. an I
t hoe l.aviun c'rilrns aj; un-. : he rir.c r. pri sent
them dulv an" loo,; j.. n ; (- t I -r set t 'o-iik nt.
' rbll.li A. lil lilKAM, 1 ioraHT.
Carroll Tp , Jan. -4. ls7-.e-ot.
A DMIMSTHATOU S NOTR'K.
Kstate of M u:v Ann Cuvrah, 1
Ict tcrs of .:n; nest r.c i.-ti on t he et at e f .'
Ann C.-nrad. late t Co artield town-i. p. 1!
having tieen uranted to the undetsigtie I I ,
lit aisitr ol . auihria iviiniy, nil 1 ersoni. in.o
10 said esin'c arc l.eret.y n..::r1e I that iaime.
jiavmeiit must be ma b . and 1 hofe havir.i: cl
against the same will present th.m leiraOv
bated fr si-ttli.nei,t. J t Irs I.i 11 H 1 a i I 1.
Feb. 14, ls;.i.-et. Aduiinisira:
dr. l, proM?i;
Sararmt Drtttist,
II'ILIj make professional visits !" Fo'cic
j on the i icsr Mom.a v kacii mom
remain one w-.-k. Also, w ill lie in U ilnu-
the PL-f-0 tt -1 -M A V OF L A 1 -ft MONTH, t Tl
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