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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25
ASIAN evidence Of the coldness Of the

AsIAN evidence Of the coldness Of the
weather in Laramie, Wyoming, paper
at that place says: can estimable young
lady of this town got choked two days
ago, while drinking a glass of water, by
"a piece of ice sticking in her throat, where
it still remains "A council of eminent
physicians decided that nothing could. be
sdoDs to re noxetbe Observation-Disclosures
zsprins.' S1'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25

/ AS audience was recently assembled in
one of the churches of Hagerstown. Nd
10 witness a ceremony that binds two will
ling hearts The loving couple had pre-.
sented themselves at the altar and the Off
cia.ing divine had proceeded with the Get
emonY until the point was reached where
notice is given that: 7-''If any man can
sllo0s ift cause why they may not be-
Joined together, let hi:n now speak. or eiso
hereafter hold his peRee.' At this inter-
esiing junoture ssn eccentric individual
arose and pat in his protest. a breathe
less silence pervaded the whole asse@6la2e
the minister hesitated-ihs couple held
their breath in awful suspense. AT Length
the minister demanded the grounds OF oh
lection and received for answer: "ds
Doesn't bind well in harvest" Among ali
the audience there Was nary a straight =
face. The minister eeuldn't see the vaa-7
Iidity' of the objection, and of course fin
ished the ceremony. ora 5zs So - q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25
ticket for him and putahim aboard The

ticket for him and put him aboard the
train. ..-s--1 = sia1ssE q. ssf - rl
civilian WAS not consistent," you will
sayi and in saying this you remind me
of old PaFsoh Slowhoy, of Slunkyille, who
was hardly an emblem Of consistency him
self. He had son who. was a grocer,
and he used to aread his advertisements
from the pulpit 1 have heard him give
notice of a funeral, wedding, and bap-
tizing, then he wo u d deliver a touching
eulogy on the immense advantages to be
derived from using tbe new patent clothes
pin. for D which his son john WAS sole
agent, after which he would read hymn,
and request the congregation TO Join in
the singing. ''But before you begin,
said he, y wish to call y3ur attention TO
those large and beautifully formed herring
you may have noticed in my sons back
shop II may not be generally known
that those herring were imported express
ly for Beacon Street, Boston, and the pro-
prietor saic to my SON John, 'Rcmem ber :,
Mr.. Slowboy, let you have these her
ring Only on one condition: be sure you
sell them 10 a refined and educated CON
munity.'" And SO he would run one -
But will return TO Boston, and give
you a little advice relative 10 suburban re-
sorts. To.tirose of yon who contemplate
matrimony, Somnerviile offers food for
reflection The Lunatic Asylum here is
very well conducted, and in time you
might get over your hallucipation. IF it
is a second wife, jump OF Long Wharf.
The water here is deep ard qniet. fauy
of you have lost a friend, and feel that
this world is dreary waste, and that you
do not want te live, retire TO Chelsea, and
you won't have any occasion to alter your
mind. II any friend of yours is missing,
don,t, give him up for dead till you haye
thoroughly searched Salem. a great
many men who are tired of lift's torrnoil
fee into the oiitsk irts Of civilization, and
die unheralded and unknown.
In conclusion, let me advise you not to
run in debt, Without you are sure you.ean
borro~- money enough to square yourself
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LLOYD s. CO., Eankers,

Gold e,- EBEFsBURG, Pa.
6.r 3, Sa!yer, Government Loans, and
.lowsJ sJ'eafIt'eS, - III bought and sold. Interest
al ~ % lime Deposits. Collections made
4 4 r:e,sSt ssiHie points In the United States,
r" banktog business trapeacte3'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
-AT-
'UCK'S MILLS, AIIeghany township,

"a. tae subscriber would respectfully announce
- iriend' and the public in general that he
.S1 opened at Bucks Mills large and
s'o stock Of seasonable merchandise, con-
scnstot ctSs OF sil Kinds Of DRY GOODS, DRESS
GITUuS, ITIIS, NOTioNS,s sGROCERIES, FUR.
M, HARDWARE. end allother Hrti-
8 rzS3 sSgS1'y ~ kept Ia country store.
laEIng paid cash for my goods a N de-
We ThI' 70 dispose of them either for cash,
80 Or country produce at as low prices as
! .6S. Sooas can De bought from. ary dealer IN
Aeited. p-'-O W1H pTTI.E
49, Mills, April -, 1869 If.
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EBENSBURC FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN EULL BLAST
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

AVN G purchased the we'll known EB-
EaSsCRG FOl-S DRY from Air. Elw.
las, aud rebuilt and enlarged II almost en-
tEely, besides Tefuing II with new machinery,
be suhscriners aye nov prepared to furnish
TOOK, P4RLOR s. HEA TING $40 YES,
n the latest and most approved patterns
4HRESHIEG MACHINES, AILL GEAR
pc, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of cvery
eecripton, IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
.nd PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact an
esunet of articles manufactured in frst class
Foundry. job Work Of all kind attended 10
forDtly and done cheaply f5s
The special attention Of Primers "a invited
tao newly patented PLOCGHS which We
eS'es' the sole right TO manufacture and sell
llH county, snc which are admitted to be
beet ever introduced to the public.
Defeylng ourselves capsule Of performing
work ia our line in the most satisfactory
'nhef' and knowing that we car do work at
Wa fEIcKs than have been charged in this
umahity heretofore we confidently hope that
VII be iound worthy of liberal patronage
~. ss.r red actions made to Wholesale dealers 8
he highest prices paid in cash for old
eAb @b OF castings given in exchange. r
VpA Trims ARE sTRlorT CAsH on COUNTRY
vpVcr CONFERY, VlNROE s. CO.
Hoensourg, Sept. ., 1868.
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d. LLOYD RC0I

DAD. BANKERS, ALTOONA, Pa.
Ia a. a. Uh. the principal cities and Silver
|oSeTS SS.u Tor sale, Collections made
knd ,,;.S ;eSeFet on deposit, payable on de-
keres," uncut interest, or upon time, with
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25
l WORD FROM JOHNSTOWN
JOHN J. ,1URpuv e. Co

'OHN J. MURPHY s. CO.,
lso, constantly on hand large and wen
'''ed stock Of seasonable = y - > (
N uOods, Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
keir j. general variety of NOTIONS, &c
Srap, luck consists ofalmost every article
We AePt In retail store, all of which
prir.. i.Sa selected with careand are offered
Ey. C,W Wh'ch cannot fail to prove satisfac-
IA T. Sah "a and examine for yourselves. =
eOezo, lssF.-tf. sS5 lsg EIliE 2 sss -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25

Ma GoopHEART, the !philanthropiatsos
who visits and acomfouts aPsrsons an thsss
peniteniiaries, lately eepdVlsd with a coH-s
viei in Massachusetts on the ground that,
considering his crime, his sentence VS.
excessive ooh. don't mind that" replied
the prisoner Everything has gone up !.
.-1 49, 40 t1tH % ,.i--l-f
h'HSe tHe @ a. - u sssoags s3 s7rsas q 500
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-25

AZ eminent English physician asserts
positively hat olive OIL, taken Internally,
will cure the S7us
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

caImness OF their majestic repoSe. Away 6p here,
tsousaSds Of feet above the, the s}Y Of Of the
mosphere. Soon TO be more Accessible BY a
railroad running near II, With abundance OF game
10 the surrounding forests, with ts clear leaping
nvulets and streams ab0unding In the finest trout,
with is heaniuness and absence Of mosquitoes ana "a
an kinds and with the manifold attractions 1or re-
trement from the busy world, and with scenery
unrvalled for ITS romantic beauties there can be no
doubt i wlll soon become famous and popular
resort for travellers In pursuit Of recreatlon ana
hearth from all points Of the compass. We find op
tne hotel regstex the names OF President Grant
mere; Of Woe Presidedt sslSx, vK5 a. the time q
ms VISIT was only PLAN Speaker Colfax; Of General
SHERMAN, or General Sheridan and hosts OF others
lllustrious in the annals Of politics and war 8nd
coRmHce and art and literature, who had turned
aside from the beaten track OF travel and come here
to witness the numerous developments OF mineral
wealth and enjoy the unparalleled beauty OF Its grand
scenery. The present summer will add large num-
bers TO these tourists. That "feelingn In mountains
that Byron, with his far reaching grasp OF exquisite
fancy describes as belonging to grand mountain
scenery, one must needs feel here If anywhere.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

Boston FISH MARKEr-The market for Goldfish Is
very dull. with scarcely anything doing except In
small jobbing way. Prices Of Georges ana Grand
Bank 1sh are shading, and may be quoted twenty.
i've cents less than last week. There have been
some few arrivals OF new shore 6sh from Halifax
Of good quality, which sell readily at 81 80 81 IS
per Quntal duty paid. The arrivals OF Georges hsh
are very ngnt ana stocks are greatly reduced, WIN
the quality Inferior Accounts from The fleet are not
nattering, and, though the number OF vessels en-
gagged IN the fisheries s twenty per cent larger than
last year, II they are not more successful the re-
mahder Of the season the catch win be sman. There
have been few arrivals OF Grand Bank fishermen
at Gloucester with good fares OF halbut for smoking
purposes Mackerel are lower, with considerable
arrivals OF new here ana ct the outposts There
have been some light jobbing orders received from
the West, and also an inquiry from New York and
Philadelphia dealers. Stocks are now run down 70
the lowest point, and the decline the first Of the
week, which was occasioned BY false report that
the catch on the Nova Scotia shore had been large,
was temporary, and prices are now firm, with an
upward tendency. Arrivals OF new mackerel are
very light There has been some demand from Cali
fornia the past week, but the market generally s
very duL-Boston Commercial Bulletin, June IL
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

CROPS IN LoU1sIANA.-we ieft town on last sun.
day, and drove to Bayou Goua In order to look az
order TO ascertain the condition Of the crops. We
We're happy 70 meet good number Of the most
intelligent planters and farmers, and rom Oil we
obtained the same information namely, that al
though the crops were backward for the season,
still every one was satisfied and al noped 10 reap
time, the prospects are good. The small farmers
who work with their own hands do not say much,
but they look smiling and contented. This is al
well-Tbeyville iLd.l S0uth June D,
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

heartily for the valuable information he had I'm
the details OF our conversation came 70 the conciu-
SION that MS sentlmentA did not differ at all om
anose ne had previously expressed the Rechstag,
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
INDIA.

Ce,'""--1,s iHAaei'anss. Climate sss Pro-
..s-Mndras-Gencra Ape Sace-DI1'-
culties OF Landing-Up the Hoogly-ThS
Ex-Kins OF Oude-Royal Occupaiion-Mo-
dern HoteIs-Eaects Of Bad Dlet-The New
yiceroy-Reception by Lord Mayo-The
Opium TraAe-Its Rxtent-The "Black
Hole,,-What May be Seen ON the Fashion-
able Thoroughfare.
CALCUTTA March 20, 1867.
Passengers by the Peninsular and Oriental Ste8,n n
Navigation Company's steamers may ct.dhge yneir
destination at Point de Gale, Ceylon; for a0st any
part Of the world. Tho main. line t. the East
Continent on 10 China end Sapan-a branch
line-cOnnects with Australia and New Zealand.
By the French Messagerie Imperiale and
Dutch and Spanish hines connection may be-
made with Java, Manila, Cochin China or
any other place Of note in the Pacific Ocean.
II one could not make up one's mind where to go
1t would not be bad idea to remain awhile on the
island Of CeylOn. II is interesting in historical
associations beautiful in its verdureclad mountains
and pleasant In Its groves OF fruit trees and gardens
of flowers. II you desire to invest in Oriental Jew-
elry the natives Of Ceyon are the most mportunate
peders and will sell you the finest stones OF India
made at BirmlDgham) at any rates from rupee to
ten pounds.
An island larger than Ireland, abounding in mine
rails, woods, fruits and the productions OF the
tropics is no mean possession Of the British govern
ment, and as stopping place for the steamers ply
ing to and fro, its possession Is OF great Importance
Elephant hunting would be the principal attrac-
tion to sportsman in Ceylon, but as the elephants
are very small and never make any resistance 1t
must be considered ignOble sport.
The natives Of Ceylon, called singalese, boast a
very ancient civilization and in the reign of Tralan
sent an embassy to Rome The island was favorite
| resort of the gods OF the Hindoo mythology The
cultivation of coffee plantations occupies the princi
pal attention of the planters in Ceylon. The num-
Der of acres in cultivation is reported at 13O 600,
which, at a valuation of s4o per acre, makes in
vestment OF 95, 200 900 in coffee plantations.
The European population of Ceylon Is very small,
and Is classified as follows:-
Military ......................... 314
SoU
Merchants bankers, &C. 6c...................... 400
Other Europeans 450
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
BRAZIL.

An Inside View of the Observation-Disclosures and
Public Improvements-Telegrnp Cable to
the Antilles and Europe-War Appropria-
ti0ns-ReIigiOus citements-Commercial
Disasters.
, 1869-08-01
t{1I,t.{ {AllJ1I,

.. FEHafHAL ITEMS
In The billiard world there is nothing Of inter-
return Of T1etrc CAri1e. who La expected daily.
and v ho viii probably bt accompanied ~ nldt.
Glars laf1han expert: mud tho p0stpone1nent ot
the nRtionAl tournament Tor tho French Rntne,
which Il how ttt down for tho lhth Of November
next. The rhAuge OF date has been tnale with 2
.lew 10 cnaI1,nH the Attendance of Fos1T Aui
UeeEy, who viii " that tine liArs played their
n,alch fnT the un{t.d ntAits championship, and
whn. With ~ irasl thirteen either 1ea.ilng t'syess
i11hs lrensh g.Mc ~ hs'p 10 ,nnns srs ~ pf9 fnr
Mfes iii n Rational toaf,hnrnt The Inakerx of
thu Tournament, Mcfssr. ]. n, 1funrn!cs llrt,..
hAte jlet Fertlsu3 frtm Srw Turk importing
lltjuEr, urge 0ftDh1 .tock of pnte Wh!tS lsutr-
ure VI lhr finest et'rt'tmerH ever toen--wsic! u
n entcr largely Into thr composition Ut tho i,ur
rhtrppttu cnr, whirh IN rFoInlacti " UUtstSip IN
ritr1ntp aiul rtMslIntta. nHtth1n1 o! tho kind
Vttr lHAt,ufRrtufttt tn TIN wttfii.
, 1869-08-01
Guathax.

GuEther, confectlouer. at No. 125 South CLARK
street, has recently placed q novel and beautiful
aquarium In his window. whichis Attracting mach
attention. II has two compartments, In ona OF
bc1s Ct Rold AID other nsh. II can he seen from
the inside rs well as from the outside, and many
prefer the REV from the former, II they can re.
IRISH themselves with g1aas OF sodA which Is IN.
exceutd In the city. At the ka1na time.
, 1869-08-01

Mr. ChArlea E Bennett, the proprietor Of tho
wcl+Kn0wn ba1ner-shop ut the northEest corner
ot Washington and state streets, has tust entered
into partnership with MI. Alvin Moopy, who for
nfleen ytars had charge OF similar estahlAhnent
In The Revere HOtise at BOSTON. The} haze be-
curtd the sefstces Of Mf. HcAlJ "a foreman, who
waB nith Mr, Moony al Boston eight yentB where
he performed hts duties most ,Anceptahiy. II Is
the ittention Of the ptu2r1etors TO make ape
procured The most stlj1en wotkrnen they can tnd
for thai business, - well as for shaving Tha Il
cilEues tot tAthluE at this place are excellent as
hua song teen Known. There are eighteen BATH
ruou,H, ulI Euely furnished: aud tn every respect
The Elhce L one that dckkfEeg y1slt
, 1869-08-01
1'l.lIt.NT1teANtAAis

1Nk tWAkF10kpNJtf
A tlatrh Tor The I1sdpsltiaM championship Oe kAN
1fn,trd NlaIta tvUA ilAra IN CLEVELAND On Thufa.
haJ asv.l,,a IeSI. rntuaFhaY which tim k4a teF VI
lint rlty lsss Tbs juluHihRI
te l1t!iifd hIshs Mt A t,s b"t'4l tMy itlaL Thug.
t4tilIn I. III: I'D. snd lArft i.r.Ir.. In ri
II nna.. Nj ii.d,,s ii 1rs,s "tt dss fact IL
i1thts tall Ahd arIss 1t1 lH,uaha 1hr tuf1!,Sr
aitss ~ hC Hss h.ttfsy assn!k. aud the lattTr ~
sl m4rsrtfEt. srAtlr AuretIrucrA, utn,Ard hravily
sIlh ytft. lAs At.s kthss ALL clni! Al sh~s Th.I
aA tArtrri Il +etA. ath f.H four Hlrs ilt
mt tt1tlnE Hshlr making twenty f'ur atd yuAEtsr
Inlit, Aid liAddec c4 twenty Two ahd = h.ih ~. ~
M14hin tine ffAad'rk kept up tAst tut .trady gait
saktht slLft Ano quick sfrrs t4stntlc Sart - - his
Intr rnucturs taking ah LiM.ry step, AnA nj nAhe1
Al1,st utrr ArilinE Wii~ Fnnk hs fs4t sts4A
fr 14Adr u.tt-u Il.ilrs In twA tnrs, aid tin ftrrItk
hIlc Ittd Ia eight AI4 half Hllntrs, The
Audtt u +ry sIus aIld ut uinra The walkers and
their til r-ltrttr AuEt Ia the rnk- Rtidently
the day such sCnsAttni Ii Ehlle Mf. HAddsck
lsitar Lie, IiLlr hr 0afniIl will the
chair,oL plte. AID Hart f"r Clcaso Muadsy HnrunR+
weather Permitting. mating Feventy Hlcs Etf day.
FJt;ILI~y5.
rE1zE-Y1GHT FKK EArsAS cTTT, Ao-
JcNc71uS CITY, kansss, Juiy sl.-A prtze-1ght
fur f:Nn side eatne OFT ten nta west Of heTe 70.
day, between liafuey 1luwtn and Jim Cooper.
CowcA knocked Cooper OCT OF Tine on the ninth
rDu1d.
, 1869-08-01
n CITY REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

TOR sALE-1H tilAs .; HnLMEs, RRAL Es-
6o-e,k hg-41lss frAnie hou'e and bafh. No. as7
y s:o@S.ts1isa t~o,s"ry -ad t.s-rueet franz
a"esiEYY sa ue2agfn III tiy,sasn's "0Hsca'soor:
FIJI, tieiudip1 !arnsa A -. sr.9a. "a Sa,fIs1
11,r,.ts, ,is5n f. a''th~e't cssnsF Michigan az aad
pstlSasSS,,;;as h, sauaEe,ea, Ply, west tsunt Michigan
ss III 5;: 5!:s 1is VIII Gss ss y,s1 tn
es-e;Te7Nlit'' franz dnelllas And bssn, no. slA
s;3 Ia .s ss!sfz H. Is s:l... nj s.:se brick
'%snst1' z s5tar Ss'" "f''
81, j" .};ISssa IT t'D indians,
sc-e7uo 3s.isit lnattar fr1nt dwelling and brick
Nike 7.1lii- ess tfcnt, rate't.'.. u..s Thirty
~. a ."s; ~ t'f: s".t' f'''' 1"'u,
'-'tS" smI5s IG5Hs''a :: ''Hs'''h e''t" t"a''' No. os
tt1%H y1E !, .ssrt;}}t.s I'D t''s"'a' 1rea
=. ,,"t,, 1r,,,! 5s',aa;., H.. ~. n. m.
's%Sy sS ..,|. .. \ H. ;is.y ss III s;.' b: .'''
Ss'r: II ) a;!i:; :s;''''' ,.' "'s , ''.' ' "'
:sas u T.Fa;, .t.t'. t., u fset % s.st i IL u"
s''sh4S, N;!'stsy ..Y, sa s..s'ut"t fisa'0 taja
i%.'s H$;!Ss:: '!I!. e,F'tr II ,tsra" aud
I'd ss,ia a"1a &" isaAhua.s uo.s ttao.'ta
s{ a:iSr.!:s .s.rs. <.rsr1 .t r,rv~, .aa yyAr.,.
.uaIi.D t1!ts two it.rss H. &rot.se4. Nos lei ws.t
lt-l1 UiiI. fianls hpuae aud brltk .A.etnrut,
tsir. aud Ill 1nodcfn i,ntsoveu4rnts. No. IL
ss-sSlya :b.1oa .Euar co.t.xe Luu.a, No. 4s
lIINsDALE,
a-atAo-ons ard ID . NV ,s.ty ~ franc Lon'e snd orr
, 1869-08-01
Works OF Art.

NoyeJ i Hebron. No. 81 Staic street, have \
number Of paintings In thcir AT gallery which are
well worthy The attention Of eonnotsseorA The
nera1 piece, hY Rohie, IL beautiful IN design and
Of exquisite nnish. Il would grace the finest col
lection N our city. NO rleasAntet half hour c1n
le ereur than At THU headQnx1tef1 Of AZ
, 1869-08-01
BUSIHESa NOTICES,

What everybody SAYS inst be erue.
We challenge the world 70 produce 4 sr prepa
tIon pos sensing ali tlte combined Qualitics Of k&es
Discovery for restoring glaJ har to its o1igtna
growth, keeping the hcsd FREQ from dantsu0 Aut
humor. while as Astr dressing 1t ts etninently
ahead Of ever thing else For sale By al drug
elats. Whnlesale Aseuts, l. +. DwJer \ Co. .,
md 81 Lake street
, 1869-08-01

ULfEht ns n Cork,'s II thc express.
tlo1 Of I'll houscleepers a':er t,snG DooIe! HAk
tuG Powder. II Is chemically pnEu tn i1s compost
pcrlcc,l. inrnless, healthy and nutri' ious- This
Il not on,r The hest, but the cheapest IN matket,
rs one pound will 80 further thai pound and =
hall OF those CT ordinary manuf2cAu1e. tse 10
other. Inquire as your grocer i lor Duolcys B.l-
ipg Pow der,
, 1869-08-01

Ilonsekc ccpcra who Wish to Pre-
serve their health and have good, Light, aweet,
Hnulesome ldscuits entirely frte from tne onpleas-
ant odor o. ammonia fharlAhoEH, Will use Eagle
Nak1nE Powder. 1t u warranted not 70 contaln
attn, ammonia, or my other Unwh0lcsone sui
stance Ask Jour grocer for It and take 10 Other.
Sold Wholesale and retail hy Pck1n Tea Company,
conner OF Madison and State ktrceI1
, 1869-08-01
heA; General Ewuu third rlmc, a.47x ant

3:l1
For the Association nnrse OF $500 TX n!le
dn4 l1rlnlsold lac Duklip, treat CltrnAx General
DUKE, Mitchell and klnR. Henry AldebArau le{I nj
ttiL 7lue, 3.l3. Letting hsasI.
, 1869-08-01

Weldon Spring Vntcr-nltrEattse
chaybeate- The following are among the diseases
which Yield 10 the Weldon Spring Water: Scro
bladcr, graTrl, feuale complaints, diseases Of tat
Liver ard kldneyA For sale " all dEuGgistA Hot
den L AeCleland, Agents, No StAte street, Chi
, 1869-08-01

DON'T forget thnt HAMILTON d
NoAdley, No. lSa Lake street. keep the largest
stock u n1st-c1a.s boots and 6hoea st lowest
pr7ceS-
rapcr Hanging nnd Window
ShadcB lAteAt ttyttA Paints, oils, giAss and
brushes, st +. E Rgby'a. - llsnduph ssrcvI-
, 1869-08-01
r.Astl l.lls- Red StGckinE1, :: Ft4rpt City. 20.
fisv carxtt-R4d Sinehinst. o: Forest CITY,, 4.
~ nrhed- ksa stock lnst- ): futr.t CAy.t.
Hul1r InLk-1ttd btot knE5. l.
t7ys M.Ased-FGYtA City,

For,s Gu, 80 7W-.
r;ssea hsNs- Red StecssnEs' Eesrst IVY. p
E,.s mEncd 1; ksa r. thtoGittnstt ;: fotsat eas'a
fly1 r,:assd-Ftfrst CitY,
reu.pTs nv rur nIur.
!, - Tns, c,n,s a. rneT
!. % 10. ~ onust .|1 - nat . :" ,nsrIs
by bs t.oie esFaai, % Woh eomnealns @ UPON il
s utssy " pIss 3o @ b ~ sSca,t nincs S ~
never ,s ~ s;,b oenndisss rs erner =.
LIZ ~ 1919 tiu1s, y. - - - * - a. ancnIno
@ ~! VIZ .at tn1s ~ ~ ~ s -, ,s wbn.e ~ arcrsee
~ NV se r. g wv ~, VII, ~. - tn -
IT. IF Fesi tS INV c,u y mt unknown to fame
t1, n ;sosn ~ Io1sn Tn,s r,I, ramn frnmnhnnTiI
~, y e. rnnIeet w,,h Tia Saitonais of WaaninG
ION ION tgosears W aSn II has lately been on q star
- .Jnnlc - inst. .Hcn hcen heutsr rTrent hy the
y W. Ettssr.t1s o-s- ~~f -
tIa IA 80, ~ Red stocttncr The, haye played
VIII ue !ns. nv hers ~ sas
y ,IcInrt ta III II Il eenelaY fuoT1 hat Ill club
nAue up =: .. assae1 80 ~ ,bam pW1! tnnMn
SoIna.' tno i.is 10 ~ een,.rs :" orar II ~ ~
ssa. - -. ~,,, n.Sar .,Ths tns9 hera niSs7aaaemAi
a1nist1o,,s - rIrri m fsr A. possne. Hl,hesto Il
s'",urS nna s,r1 " ~ 10 10 natter ,tus how
1hc .i1s srtrr s,ood: II tney could mskc a.
IundIeu to one, Ii has been their
hsy.. e,nrrn tnrir ,uct,es a. asa anpeared 70
tie Rf,ckiprI!s.
Er,rrely pneattns I. Ia a confession of Weak.
r,ss 1or c1ap 10 cianae the posit1oa OF It's men
1nr1,.r me IToerrss Of 4 gsiue. But yesierdaJ
hrfn r;uhs si.Insr.lj tn n,are this rilfe r11uer
man an aTc.rfinI The I1ncIfnria after fah fifrh
rn. ~ ~. nI.s h.,r t-n.ttnr nitcb.r rtp+shplI.
~ ~ thtT1t f,asrn;sn airnnsf cnnsfantly And 10
~, ;,,n ~ ~. Wat sfor1inrs ThrIr cafrher ind n,trh
tywr,e ssnt hwrt. aid there. uuuinoiuI Of the
rn,t,r ,hs, !; ia ..hsd racv r. swap horses
ptuts.u p,,s Is.n - strs,,, :, EeIh,ns thsr fsiY so
',"1sc, - ,.nntn1 that IN the ianrr,se Of Their
:, r1nEcatrhry InrT WAIVED IA rttc the Rock-
1tk.a. Snsst.tat ,'s5 "A1A> ~ e''e feS NS~A
'oiu ,1 ;h.,, ~ eco,c t.sc,5 erhtts tome rather
ntu u .1Iu III. 'pS p1"n.ne Tnr nrsr tn1 1nntnr,
LIE ,e.,I1s, " Ire Icn,ta1ona With 1he ciats
sr.,Ht,, IN he coCnirT Ut lsyCe. Hers the Clubs
'tsO' I'd ineH64Fea ~ pt eA!Iut piA1 e5h DuL eneu
tue Ecore OF II IL Qhe 1nnuQs On kAe pasL oi
The led Stocltng8. IN which also theS apptafed 70
gel cut uuls because they wanted to. The metcst
1yros ut the game in Chicago today can naHs no
McI.e score ttan tnR. Thea the game ran along
uI,a the locAfcsu boys also nade their uue1-
nu, plrd TUBS Of 10 and 4 The conclusion In eon-
-ulrtnt.un q all these circumstance, must
, 1869-08-01
MATRIMONIAL

NFATElNoSAL-AY YOUyE NA1 WISHES TO
M ret II atftca TO I ia6y With WitAons 1noCey-
tod lo,Sips X yr.rs 4 ssa well rdacased &C. Al.
tr,s I. I. TftuYc utsrt.
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