The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-07

theran select school, forming long process
sion. he was buried in Sandy Vale ceme-
terry. at O'Clock on Friday afternoon.
Nothing OF Importance has yet tranepired
in court beyond a couple of cases of surety
of the peace in which the plaintiffs had to
pay the costs.
Quite number of the Ebensburg lawyers
and other citizens are here in attendance at
court.
committee of the Ebensburg School
Directors were here looking at the furnaces
in the Millville and Johnstown schools.
They said the Ehensburg Directors contem-
plate putting furnaces in their fine brick
building.
AS this is the week for newspapers 20 cry
ITO the poles" +" ITO the poles 20 we had
better stop short and leave room for the cry.
In fact. we have already caught the conts-
ITO the poles !" ITO the poles !"
ROB RoY.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
Deeds and Assignments have been left foI
record at the Office of James Griffin, Esq,
Register, during the week ending Saturday,
Oct. I'd, 1869:
Alex. Bradley to Margaret Dever, Sept 4,
1867, 4 acres in Washington township, $50.
Margaret Dever to R0sanna MoDahan, A pr.
5, 1869, acres in Washington township, $50.
Joseph Burkhart and wife to jackson Twp.
School District, Sept. 80, 1869, 64 perches in
jackson township. .............$l $l4.
VIM. W. Harris and wife to jackson Town
ship School District, July 9, 1867, Az perches
in village of Fairview, ew,. $25.
Mary Ripple to jackson Township School
District. Sept IL, 1869, 10 perches in Jackson
township. ........... nominal.
James Myers, Sheriff, to Geo. c. K. Zahm.
July IL, SO, 50 acres in Summerhill tp $40.
James NJ. Flanagan and wife to Chas. Delo-
zier, April l, 1869, 81 acres and Az perches in
Carroll township. . $3.50.
C. R.W. Dunlap and wife to R. H. M Cor.
mick and Robert NJ Cague, Sept. 27, 1869. 4s
acres in Susquehanna township, $500
Francis Chrsty and wife to John Grove, May
6, 1869, acres and Is perches in Gallitzin
C.L. Pershing, Guardian of Arabella W elch,
to Alver Akers, Herman Baumer and Lewis
Baumer, June 20, 1867, One-seventh of lot of
ground in Conemaugh borough. $l4 43.
Louis Luckhardt and wife and Ohas. B. Ellis
and wife to Alver Akers, Herman Banner and
Lewis Banner. May l3, 1867, three lots in
Conemaugh borough, Observation-Disclosures. $9O0.
Dennis Farran and wife to Cornelius Dever.
May 9, 1868, lot in Munster. 5000
Peter Malzi and wife TO Rt. Rev. NJ. Dome
nee, Aug, 81, 1869, one lot and half in Con-
enaagh borOug ............... $500
THE education of little boys who have
passed their Efth year and have hot entered
their teens is a more important task than
most parents imagine, and is attended with
more serious difficulty. Their tender miEdS
between these ages are as plant as wax, and
are constantly receiving impressions for good
or bad which will forever remain with them
through life. The subject of their education
has ever been almost entirely neglected, and
to this cause, more than any other, can be
traced much of the wickedness of youth of
older growth. We are glad to learn that
Rev. Father Cristy, known as patriotic and
benevolent chaplain in the late Union Army,
has established in beautiful garden spot of
Ebensburg, Pa, one of the prettiest villages
of the Allegheny mountains, boarding
school for little boys, which has just been
thrown open for public patronage. 1t is in
the charge of several finely educated Sisters
of ST. Joseph. who devote their exclusive
attention to the education and moral train
ing of the boys entrusted to their keeping.
We look forward to see this youthful college
expand into Importance and bespeak for it
the close attention of those charged with the
responsible duty of rearing, educating and
training boys.-PiHSburgh Gazette, 30th ult.
Our PUBLIC SCHooLs-We are indebted
to Rev B. NJ. Kerr, Principal, for the fol-
lowing tabular statement of the attendance
of pupils at our public schools during the
month of September:
TEACHERS. ROOM. rrrns. TOTAL. Av'eE
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