The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

eaiO VI Ie'aI estate 10 MT. h. y AiIlS Oy EO-
enezer Lloyd and wife and Geo Reynolds
and wife. in our last issue, having given the
! consideration as S3,635 ilstead of $40 35,
the correct amount. We resume the report
of Deeds ard Assignments left for record
! with Geo. w. Oatman, Esq, Recorder:
I Nicholas Knorr and wife to Jacob Meneely,
! Oct. l, 1869, lot in Conemaugh twp 5000.
Lewis s. Wissinger and wife to Jacob Wertz
! april 10, 1869, lot in Conemaugh twp Sl51l
James Mullin aud wife to Gen. II. Vickroy
| Nov 5, 1869, Sl3 acres and ii perches and
improvements In Rich and township. 600
" m. Reighard to Isaac Reighard. Nov. 81 :,
! 1860, "A acres and Is per. in Richland S55J
| Mary L. Kcerle Cambria Iron Co., Sept.
/ ~, 1869. lot and imp'ts in Johnstown SIS .OO0
John H. Phillips and wife TO Cyrus Elder
! Nov 10, 1869, lot in Johnstown.. $525
! m. Morris and vile to iona Goodwin, Nov
| g, 1859, lot and imp'ts in Iohns.owp. So POO
John Meistet to Anna Yodzler Nov 3d. '69
lot and imp'ts in Conemaugb borough $500
| John DibeTt's Heirs to r. r. Edwards, June
81, 1866, lot in Johpstown.. .-....-. ST. $50
| R. r. Edwards and wife to Jared Williams,
| Sr JnIy 81. 1866 lot in Johnstowp. 81 $50.
! James Hamilton and Others to- Elizabeth
! Hamilton April 27, 1867, lot and improve
ments in Conemaugh borough nominal.
Anne Mangus end husband to Fl. f. Miller,
Oct. l6, 1863. lot and improvements in Johns
| town borough ... 80. 81 900.
| John A Kennedy and wife to Dominic Nc
| Bride. July IL, 1868, 4S acres and improve
! ments in Carroll township, ... $3.50.
Aug Craver and wife and Elias Drisk el and
wife to TT eodore Baker, Sept. l3, 81, 80 acres
in SusquPhanna township. .......... $3.50.
] VIM. Tiiey to Jane Sweeny, Dec. 4, 1869,
lot in village of Hemlock 49,. ...,. $40.
Josenh Schrey and wife to Thomas ". bi-
ehael. Nov. IA, 1873, l6l acres and imp'ts in
/ Summerhitl, Croyle and Richland tps 81 500
/ Daniel Kline and wife to Geo. A. DIETRICH.
Dec. l3, 1869, lU6 acres and % perches in
! Chest towpship. $500.
Levi B. Cohick and wife to Rodger Evans,
! Oct 30. 'GS, lot snd imp'ts in Johnstown $3.50.
VIM. Constable and wife to homas Lend
| beater, Oct rs. 1869 lot in Yoier twp .SI06.
| Thomas I.eadbeater 20 Mary S. LeadbeateI.
! Dec 4. 1868 lot in Yodcr twp. nominal.
! Joseph Preidheof 10 JOS RhooGs and Amos
| a. Mckinney, Oct. I3. 1863. lot and improve
ments ig CaDemnugh borough 81 9IU.
George ". kurz to Abram W Bloch, Dec
! ID 1863. 10, in Johnstown borough. SOU.
! Patrick II Crossin and wife to Catharine
N'Glade, March %. 1859, AL acres and i'm
| pCoveSebts in SUmmerhiu township S2.uUG.
Timothy Lumadue to AuD Lumadue, Nov
l,is69, 81 acres and J i9 perches and improve
ments in White township .... S2.GOU.
John a. Blair, Sheriff. to A Clark. Oct
l3. s69 81 acres and imp'ts in Chest. 400.
| Jas. H. Mitchell npd wife to Sarah j Nor
| rison, Aug. 27, 1869. lot in Johnstown " SJO
Lewis r. Jones and wife to Borough of Mill
vile. Dec G, 1863 lot in Milville. S550.
Adam Bopp and wife to Reinhart Relch,
| Dec. 13, ISG9 half lot and Improvements IN
CoDemaueh borough 49,. 81 .2OO.
E. F. Hodges and wife TO Patrick kinney,
Oct. IS, 1869. lot in E. Conemaugh hor S325
Alice Hughes and Rich'd j Hughes to John
G Noel. Aptil Is, 1850, lot and imI roVements
in Washington township p. "a ~.
Alice Hughes and Rich'd J. Hughes to VIM
Griffith Dee. :. 1863, G5 acres and $ perehes
! in Washington township. $b3i i2t5'
Geo. ". Eve and wife to Chas Helsel Nov
so. go 10 acs and impts in HchIand 81 OeO.
Jact Emigh to Geo Gates, Nov. 49, l669r
81 acres ard 10 perches and improvements IN
! SummerhiI township. $I62 t2I2.
Thos. D. Rees ani wife to Richd j. Rob
erts, Dec. 6, 1869. lot and Improvements III
| Ebeusburg borough .-...-.. ..-.. Sooo.
Vim. KitfelI and wife and Geo c. X Zahm
and wife to James and George Mills, Oct, 26,
1854, 81 acres and II perches IN Cambria
towrsbip. $2l4.44.
Henry Nutter aid wife TO Ephraim Custer,
Oct. 1862 lot and i'm -royements in + r9 TX *
H.. boroe gh. .-..-...-...... - oso
Henry Nutter and wife TO Ephraim Custer
Oct. / 1863, lot in Franklin borough SooU
TRAcukRs' lssriTUTE Tue Cambria
County Teachers Institute held its third
annual session at f iensburg, commencing
Monday morning, Dec. 27th. The officers
were, 7. j. Chapman. President; II. j.
iIadds, Vice President G. W. Cope, Secre-
taTy; Miss @. a. Horne, Assistant Secreta-
ry. The exercises were very varied and IN
tcrcstug, consisting nf lectures essays. class
drills, discussions, &c A striking feature
! in the Institute was, that the woIk was
done exclusively by teachers of the county
not so much as a book agent from the out
side of the county was present. The prin-
cipal exercises of the Institufe. besides the
discussion of educational questions, were
| Select Readings, by Rev. 3. NJ Kerr and
! Miss @. a. Eorne; talks on Mathematical
! Geography aud U S. History. and essays on
Methods of Teaching Geography" and the
Alphabet" by T. j. Chapman essays on
School Government" and Health, by y.
c. Luke; talks on Decimal fractions Iopi-
cal Methods Of Teaching Penmanshlp, an
essay on ..Teachipg S5elling." and an even
ing lecture on Teaching and Training
by A. c. Johnson talk on Methods OF
Teaching the Alphabet. and essay on ''Su-
perficiaI Teaching" and an evening lecture
on the Coming Teacher" by G. w CApe,;
an essay oE "Wouan's Mission" by Miss
| Jennie Evans. and talk on General Gram
! mar by j. w. Traybert Much work also
| of a Miscellaneous nature was done.
| spelling contest of two hundred words in
which about sixty teachers participated. re-
suited as follows: 1st prize, Miss Lizzie
Marshall ID. Miss III. Brookbankei 50.
| Miss Sarah Hunt; 4th. Miss NJ. j. Jones;
| 9th. A. O, johnson; 9th. Miss Mary Nc
! Cough. Hon. r. L. Johnston presented the
| prizes to the successful contestants with very
| excellent and appropriate remarks
The meeting of the Institute was in every
| sense great success. The number of teach
ers enrolled was slightly less than last year :;
but the unimportant falling off may be
easily explained on the ground Of bad roads.
| poor railroad facilities, and disagreeable
weather. We firmly believe that more in
| terest was evuced on this occasion than on
any previous occasion of this kind.
A portion of Wednesday afternoon was
| occnnied hv the directors present, who re-