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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
CAUTION.-Notice is hereby given

I -A'o'iSo 10 heteoy gwen
- to all persons not to trust my son, JAMES
ID. w HTS, either on his own my account, as
shall not pay any debts he may contract, he
being under age and having loft home without
just cause. i would also notify any person,
male or female, rho may employ the said James
Willis, that shall requirs ali wages earned by
him to be paid to me forthwith.
THOMAS Willis.
Cleareld TWP, July 20. IS7IE3t*
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

GEs. FREDERIC F. CAvADA, one of the most
prominent leaders of the Cuban insurgents
put to death by the garrots at Puerto
Principe on the lst of this month. Several
years ago Gen. Cavadn with his mother, who
was Philadelphia lady, spent portion OF
two summers in this place, and is well remsm-
bered by many of our citizens. He was born
ia Cienfuegos, Cuba, in 1882. His father was
a Spaniard. Gen. Z. was educated in Phila-
dephis, and by profession was a civil engineer
At the outbreak of the rebellion he became
connected with the army Of the Potomac under
General Mcclellan, in which be dstng uish ed
himself by his bravery and selderly qualities
He was taken prisoner at the battle of Gettys-
burg and was confined in Libby Prison for nine
months. After the close of the war he was
appointed United States Consul 20 Trinidad
in Cuba, and at the commencement OF the
revolt in that island against the government of
Spain. he espoused the cause of Cuban indo-
pendence with all his native energy and en-
thu.iasm. His health having become greatly
impaired, he attempted to make his escape
from the island in 4 small boat, but WAS cap
tured by q Spanish vessel, taken to Puerto
Principe and Immediately executed. He was
= man of superior ability, and brave as he
was accomplished. His untimely fate is deep
ly to be regretted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
,?OTIS HARDWARE. GROCERIES, &C
A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE
PA.,

! > Estate Of DQminick Mcbride. decd.
Whereas Letters of Administration on the
estate of Dominicl Mcbride, late of Carroll
township, Cambria county. deceased. have been
granted to the undersigned by the Register of
said county, this is TO onotify all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make payment without de-
lay. and To request those having claims against
the same to present them duly authenticated
for settlement. J. 4. KENNEDY,
CarrOIltOwn, July l. 1871. .-6t. Adm r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETT0
EOR SALE

FOR SALE-
The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy payments, that most desirable and eN-
cellent F4RH recently occupied bS him, ad-
joining the Borough of LOrettO, containing &c
4 Acres-l00 AcTCS of which are I'm good state
of cultivation and the ,la;lahce well timhered-
There Is a comfortable HOtssei a good Barn, and
an excellent Orchard on the premises also. an
abundance Of pure lCGtcT. 1t is de=rlt,lc pre-
perry, beautifully loc;tted, and i convenient To
churches. schools, market, etc. Title iGdispu-
table. For terms and other information apply
10 or address 4. U4LTFRS,
Feb. lS-tf. CSIF-ollt0tCa, Cambria Co., Pc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
WANTED-The Board

, OF Directors.of Mfllville School District
wish to employ EIGHT TEACHERS to take
charge OF the Schools of the District for term
of 1ltne months. Salaries range from S35 to $50
per month. An examination of teachers will
be held on the I'D day of August, in Room No. 4,
Union Street School, Ainersville. Schools will
Spen August 18th. A. NJ. GREGG, Pres't.
p. HOGAN, Sec'y. July 20, lS7l.-3t.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

ARE You IrsUREp.-If not, why delayS At =
small cost you may escape the financial ruin or
yourself and family. BY some unforeseen acci-
dent your home, store, shop, or warehouse tho
result of q lifetime of hard labor, may be, In .
few hours, converted into smoking heap OF
ruins. Secure then at once good policy OF IN
surance, sufficient to indemnify you to at least
three-fourths any possible loss, and then all ap-
prehension of a severe calamity will be ailsVi-
ted and the world will appear to your oalIy VI,
sion with many of its possibilities concealed
from view, and you will have feeling OF satis-
faction from the fulfilment of sacred duty.
Call on KERR & Co.. 1916 Tenth Avenue, Al
toona and they will accommodate you.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping are also
among the specialties of this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to and from all points in the
world can bs obtained from them At regular
rates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
local AND PERSONAL.

,,oov-"soltsro s" reply to Maggie
~ AroaVO ~ hand in good time and is near
B'cti SarT Tne but as we have neither the space
lyA rt tttit i in full or the type necessary to
70 1roI'!.. 90 trust that we will be forgiven
r'7'asrii ',ring its publication until next week >
fr 79;!y."5 20 are already oysrcrowdsd with
s's;l."! liter. Any additions to the commu,
'hlas That NAV be desired will be inserted
'fi.oI; what we have now en- hand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
| i>n,abrla Green1al1.
5.9cnAY,: july 20, loI l.


|,.crntic county C"nse", In meet
pei"o..t of Cambria county ymd Win town
;s; ssiSs$s55 ss{ & e. S%ys5ss
s s @S + sS;%:
nGn&iay@ or re! @ 6es q G1uPBpSrfsd BaS%sd at at
IL
It IcS other business e. f Of the party The
vance s the best i%Rifi open at o'clock P NJ
:esose q lose at cloGkI I6 come to Ebensburg by
~ g22sosr Delegates VIZ Wi.bei with excursion tic
sld ,TTartng TiL Ps their credentials to any agent
E,s route. -Cor,r,ittre will be required,
Pa new County t6mHi t6e different delegates en-
thS 1&mg MaTd Gr e@e pshh
.,a chosen TOT S order of the Committee.
gtownship' p /. JOHNSTON, Chairman,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

Row-Those three simple letters, r-o-,r, have
fully as many meanings as there are letters
How different it is with roe, especially II the
short syllable Vim is put before it. Then 1T viii
read Vinroe whom everybody should know by
this time as the proprietor of the Cambria
House boot and shoe store, where matron, maid
in tho boot or shoe line very cheap indeed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

NOTHING LIKE Tive refer to NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE, advertised in another
coIumn Tt ia in one bottle, and as clear as ice.
No gum no filth, ~ ,ot>or. Examine 1t. See
advertisements
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
PHILIP BuRKHART.

NJ AIRY BUR RT,
by her next friend,
MICHAEL SLONLCKER,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

d Si on said that every extensive advertiser has
hs l.! very large sum for experience before
ltw"ifInss how to invest his money judiciously
,s.,oellu De better to entrust the business TO q
Geo TsoIe 4 Advertising Agency. like that of
A,nco olK' and thus gain the benefit of expe-
With - without cost. Contracts can be made
Ne@ as low as with publishers direct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20
COUNTY TREASURER --Eaa0r

- FT6emGn-Please announce the name of
EDWARD GLASS, Esq, of Ebensburg, candi-
date for the Office of COUNTY TREAS SURER
before the approaching Democratic Convention
Cofambria county. MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

HOME, sweet, sweet home; be 1t ever so
homely, there is no place Ikea. j. Christy's
cheap cash store in the town of Loretto, where
there is a full line, complete variety, and an
immense stock of dry goods, groceries, drugs,
etc. etc, always to be found and at all times
TO be bought at as low prices as anywhere else
in the county. Don't forget Andy the first
time, and he'll make it object to you
never 70 forget him in the future.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Die Mnfeblbarfett uub TIRE @eener,

Die aus benz Snfalibilttdtsbpem'
berSor9e9aneene 8ewebunB 1T nod IN
StetBen be9rtfen. Der pot, ben, 8res
lauer Glrfbilapf iuspeneirte @anonteuI
uno Doml&plaRtfus, Yrofe0or Or. BAL
BET, bat aus ber tatbolil9en Yfarrge
metnoe 3u 9tridber9 cine 3ufimmunss:
@oreie be3ieli9 ietnes @erbaltens en-:
~pfanoen, Doee9en bat Elm She'll bel
fatbolt1den Moel6 inS9lefien 8ei4perc,
9e9en bte @ymnafialebrer> welde ffd
Den, 1,euen Dogma ni9t u%nterworfen ba.
ben, bel Dem 6rn. @ultuSmintfer erbo:
ben. SIN ber fatbulild> tbeoleoil9en ga.
fultdt finb 3miff9fetten pariber' au6ee:
broden, in mie melt etn BON benz Girf.
Bildof iuspenbtrter profe6or an Der
@crbanblun9en nod Tbeil nebnen tHnl'
men ; Die Mn9ele9enbeit 1T benz 5errr
@ultuSmtnifer jur @ntl@eiouns 1or9e'
lest.
Gin pfarrer In elmer idleitiden Gym.
nai1alfaot, in tpel@er oer &elt9tonslebre'
Dem 1,euen Dogma ab9enet9t 1T, bebiel
mad Dem @pttespienfe bic @ymnafiaRer
3urld unp lag ben ielben bic Datifanii9er
Detrete nit benz 8emerten por, ba6 be,
@laube al, 11e usurS eli9tett notbwenbt9"
let.
MuS 8raunSber8 erfabren mir mt
3uperldif9fett, baB ba6 f5ni9li@e pro.
ptnSial>S @ulcoQe9tum In &1nf8sberl
sesen bic @insrtfe Reg 8tl@pfs Don g.
melaao IN ba6 @pmualum III 8rauns:
berg Yrptef bel benz 9errn @ultusmtnt,
fer etneele9t bat.
@ie bic ~&us6tureer Mbb3ts." mel
BET, 1T Der Dor etntoer 3ett na@ merinq
aus Mnlas oe8 borti9en &ir@endreitea
abee9an9ene Observation-Disclosures
no@ MQn@en 3uriid9etebrt. Die &es
@er&en baben er9eben, rab o{e @emeinz
peelteper in acknowledgement Mebrbett 81
ibrem Yfarrer (&enftle) unp Der Don be,
&tr@enpermaltuns pertretene1 Mnl9au>
Jung be3iieli@ be6 pom 8ilaof berpor9e>
rufenen Con Rtftss in Sa&en Der Yro,
flamation pe6 1nfeblbarfettspoemaS Gd
b%efennen. Sur Elm paar fletnere 6tltaz
len leteu e6, Don benen aus etne @e9enz
Asttation TN Gimme tes 8il@ofS Yer>
1u6t wuroe. Die SppuGtion Ter Sir
&%ensemetnte eeeendbcr Dem btctatort
laen Gtn9reifen pe8 BiidofS babe Gd
alS auf @runo Der @erfa6un9 corret>
erwielen; Iber ba6 oerfa0un96mabis eez
pdbrleitete &e6t Der @ultu5< uno Sc
wt0en6freibeit purbe nt9t bi%nau6eeoan>
gen. SIR bic Neeierun9 licse fetn@ runr
tes gtnl9retten6 Dor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Bic fran56GiAc Jnfamie in 3urib,

Die Gymputbien> wel6e namentli9
bic S9wft;er fir Die Sa6s Der Tran;oz
fen an ben Sag 9ele9t> wer0en mad unc
ua9 in Gas @egsntbeil fi9 psrmonceln
uno srpar in Boloe oes 1dma@pouen 8ez
nebmens rer BranSplen 1elbf. Settoem
bic Bourbati'i9e Mrme Elm 3uau9t ouf
S@weiserAebiet 9%efunoen> no Don Seiten
ber eip9en1l0i6en Beb1rpen lowobl, mte
Dpn @eiten Der Burger AueS aufeeboten
murce, bic auS9ebunaerten uno 3erlumpz
ten franS6iiden @daaren gu fit
terra uno gu f~leipen, RE &ranten
unO 0]erwunceten unter tbnen ouf'6Befe
,u pfe9en, felt jener3eit bs9annen einSelz
ne Gorrelponoen5en auf ben umidwuns
Dur;ubereiten> Der in BeSus auf pieSym>
patbte fir Die Granioleu G9 in Der
@6weij null3tebt. Nidt pie 2af, mel6e
Der fletnen &epublif aufeelaoen wurDe
Derurlabt ba6 S6winpen perSYmpatbte
benn pie aenou AUDI Der Sdweijer re9>
net, er 9iebt germ uno NIT pollen 6dnpen
tpenn eS einen eplen 3wed, 1et eS Elm pa
trtottl9er, let es Elm bumaner, au fbrbern
gilt, netn, Die unmiroiefett Sener, Die
elmer 70 aufppfernpen@ affreunpl@aft &C.
roKen> par es> bic ben QnwtQen Der
@@weiSer 9e9en fe reee ma&te. Differ
uuwGrpiofrit puroe bur4 BE @pr9dn9e
In Grid BE &rone oufeelebt. Cine
Banoe frani6f(&er Sffjiere, bic it& ouf
Soften cer 3Qri@er ndbrt erfre@t G@,
tinen @emallirei& eeaen cine beuti@e
8erlammluns aus3uflbren> hte I'M se<
i&lo6enen Raume etne Griepenfefer be.
8ebt uno ni&t sufrieren, jenes Gef etn>
NAL 9elt1rt 81 baben, ereretAen ]i1 jene,
bte @affreunol&aft NIT l6n1pem uncant
tobnenren &eprdlentanten Der fransSG>
1@en Solcate6fa ben Trierensbru@ ~
pteperbolen unb raour@ einen Mufrubr
Ut prppociren> bel Dem 8lut 9eaoGen 1T.
&larer fonnte ~ibrieens ben S&wei3ern
her Beweis nidt e~eliefert mercen, po6 ib>
re Sympatbie Der unre6ten Seite 3ueez
>pencet 9emelen uno oaB Elm @te8 oer
Nation> wel6e lolde&e dlentauten auf
1unetlen bat, Der S@wei3 Die 9rSbte Sc
fabr bereitet bdtte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Meueite suropdif9e Moitbaten.

Der Dampfer ~@bina", ter am %,
Tebruar bon 2iperpopl abaeaan9en pa,
traf an, Sonntua in Nem yorf Elm. Den
uus eur@ benielben sueesansenen teue>
fen eurocdilden 8ldtteru entnebmen wtr
fol9enbe Gin;elbetteu ..v
@raf 8ismard bat an ben Maribau
McMabon fpl9enoes @@reiben 9eri@>
tet:
$3.50. @erlatles, II. SET.
5err Mar19al! Die 3ettun9en BON
8oroeaur boten 70 chen Observation-Disclosures
ben pom 9. tls. unb etuen Brtef welder
an ben Mint1er resNu6ern 9eri&tet mar
NIT Sbrer llnterldrift perSfentli@t. Da
i'd bic G4tbett oielss BriefeS onertenne>
70 balte ia s6 fir msinepatdt, oenielben
1,t9t unbeantpOrtet 3u lo0eu @erNQem
erlauben erlauben Sie MIR bic Stelle ~
t%pfeoerbolen, @ort urBpr teS an9ef dbr=
ten &unpi6reibens. Sn Der S9la9t
bet @1rtb {ou man temertt babet, bab
bic @e%webrfuBeln, rie tief in ben Bonen
b~fxeiufelen uno oann NIT etnem beutli<
den G9o 3~erplabten uno BE Grpe rings
uHber aufmlblttn. @let9 na9 biel en-,
Sale wurpe oerO .. 8edeoorF bur&
etue Grplpi iouStusel fart pertpunpet.
Gtne &u8el 8let6er @attun9 perpunoete
tint @ef e&te BET Tcurs AM 20. December
ben 2eutenart .. Serbe1 pom 2. Yom>
mer'l9en l1lanen &eeiment. Ste ftnoen
btf9ei@lo0en eine ueberieBuns bes 8e>
rt9tes bes 6errn BON Bedepprf; tie1er
3euse, Der auf bas 8eftmmtelte uno ue>
ber3eu9enefe unS BE Sa9e BARTLETT, er>
3dblt unS anbere dbnli9e GdQe. Ste
Sbrerletts wolen ntdt etn8eteben> pab
bic Iruppen, Die BET @5rtb fo&ten, nit
&rploltenSfueeln Yerleben paren, aber
Sbre &u6laee, ber {@ naturli@ aQe
@laubw1roiefeit beileeen mub, ldlie6t
ni9t BE unm69li@feit aus, bab pielei9t
etlt9e Solbaten fi9 bteier&u9eln bepten<
ten. Gin analo9er SAL entnommen aus
ben pftcteQen 8ertdten Der fran31flden
&esterun9, ma&t es mir m1sli@, Sbnen
3u' bewetien> nte otele entl9ieoene Ibldu9<
1,unaen in iol@en Gdllen 9erpa9t finp.
Sn Mntport auf rnein &unbl9retben Don,
9. Sanuar bebauptet ber&e9ieruneSzDe>
le8trte @bauooroY am Is. aufol9e Der
en9ltlden neberieBuns, bic t@ 9eraoe Dor
Mu9en babe; Gin fran31flder @olcat
bat iid ME elmer Grplofon6tu9el beotent
II. tnenn mar fol@e auf Dem @dla@t>
felee soreefunben, fommen pielelben aus
Der fetnolt@en Nrmee. Dp@ bret Sage
ppr Der Nntwprt pe6 @rafer @bauborpp
alIo am %. Sanuar, bat Der Matre re
paris an Die MairsS per acknowledgements
elm &%unoldreiben eert@tee, iaeenp, baB
mad Dem Straben9emeBel 3nildm Der
101. Marlbz@ ompapnie unb Der Mobil>
9arce> welde6 Dor Oem5otel De @iue porz
AefoQen> man iebr piele @rpluipn6fu9eln
9efunDen babe.
@enebmi9en @ie &c.
Yt6mdrG.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
-Mft trefenber SatYre 1aat Der 81

Spit trefenoer Sa,yre iaet Der ~.
9. Demcfrat:
uBetanntli6 bat"-nein baben Sbre
f5ntelt@e-petn> Sbre Majefdt Die aler<
8ndDi9fe &ailerin Mu9uita In Auerb5@s
fter 5ulp 9erubt ben peutl&e Grauen Don
New Sort unp 8rpofIyn in NQer0ndoie,
fer Anertennnn9 tbrer Yemdbunaen gum
Beaen peS patriohl@en 6iifefonps per,
an1alteten Bu3urs SIREN AQe,b6@Ren
Danf au65uorlden. Damit nun iere
Grau an cieiem Dante miteemeint IN,
elm Grempiar oss NQerb59ften GrloGss
In Auerb64fpero eisenen @@ufDlen
tbr eteen nennen t6nne, tit pom reutlden
@eneraleonlul Elm @usnaa an ben pbo>
toerapben German Sdnlds ersanaen.
bas tatlerli1e 6anpidreiten ouf pboto>
erapbiidem @eee gu prruielfdltieen mas
bteier Sage I'M auerb6@ten Mtelter BON
So. 207 Buwery 8ei@tben miro" l5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
ReueHe WA@rt9teu.

2cnbon, is. Mdr3. = Die 2epr.
8antiatton Der fran36flden artnee mad
roiae Gorti4rttte. Die u&reuj 3d.
1ast Spllten bic .Gransoien: bic aurid.
tebrenoen Deutiden beldfisea 70 miSt,
bann cine beutlde Mrn1ee BE llmeebun(
BON Yarts rfeoer beleBen, ua69li@er@ eii'
pie @taot ielbf! .4 :$5#I ..... " :.
@em gort 10. mdn.- Die ~@pes
ming Yoft" i9reibt, MIR baben @runp 81
permutben, baB bic ipanil9e &seierune
England uno anoere &e9ierun9en be-
na9rt&t}9et babe bob @panten feins
Yroppitttonen 8ema6t BABE Cuba unit
perto &ico a.. pie Ser. @tuaten gu perz
,faufen. ,->.s,e ~ . -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23

- Non Der MISREPRESENTATION
@ren;e l6reibt Elm S9wei,er Der lpeben
etnen &uaaus in BE fur9ttar beimsez
1u6te @e9enp bon Wontbeltaro unter>
nomn1en bat> Gem ~8uno" unter Mnbe>
rem:
vMpntteltarb bat bon ben &uoeln BON
Greuno uno Getno nen;9 9elttten> ca0ez
gen iino etntse D6rfer an Der 2tlatne bart
mitAenpmmen poroen, /. 9. BuHureues,
mp faum Elm 6au6 pbne @puren Der
@erwifun9 gu trefen III. Dasu fnb 7
6duler a%t9ebrunnt, bic %teinerne Bride
1T BON Deutl@en e%elprenet cas nobe,
molitp 9ebautepfarrbau6 pur6 ben 2uft>
orud uno oteGrlaltterune oieler Sprenz
eung balb serit1rt, etn un%an9enebmes
@rwa&en Der p%farrerfamilie mitten in Der
Naht!
Trob al biele5G(ents uno ben @rduz
elm be6 &rie9e6 bleibt bod Der men dli9e
5umor ntmmer gang Gus. SIM @aitz
bau6 ben u13 &antonen" tn Monttelf>
arb ianoen flint peutl6e&rie1er uno Swei
poer BRET ruoebre9enoe Deutl9z Gransolen
an einem Slide In aQer 9armonie Elm
9teo unp mel9eS:
@tr lBen 10 frSbli& beilammeu
l1nb baben chamber 10 lieb,
Grbettern einaneer bas 2ebcn-
M9, penn es muir INNER 70 blieb!
Sd fonnte metnen Mu9en uno Sbren
faum trauen. @6 mar pure Wirflthz
felt. Mm anperen Ttl9e paueben befar
ben ftp ublaner, uno lansen pom ~&nt>
ier Nappleon, bu alter @4uter9eleQe
rpdr1f ou Scatter 9eblieben, bdtt' t ben
auerb5&fen Ibron"> uno wetter : -
~Granac8, Gran3os, ru mu6t retartren,
retariren !"
- Die 3etten fnb-leioer -i&on
lanse poriiber in rpel9em Mama &otb.
i6ilp Die dnefliaen Dtplomaten tr6 fete
Metne 6erren &c eibt feinen &riee mein
Sobn eibt tetn @slr Der. Bum Grtepeu
bats rer pariier &otbl&ilp Gnfel ber9e>
oeben. Ct sablte Dem 6%auptquortier 81.
200 MtQ. Grcs. Contribution tlr parts.
6alt! rief pl5Bli@ Der 6auptfrie9sfa0e>
Director, bait! BEN nebmen MIR nidt, BET
1T un9lltie. Ct meinte einen preu6. rs
lbaler16ein. 81 mar rt6tie. ber@1etn
rpar falld, aber @otbl6ilo leBte ben &opi
ouf. SD fabre 3uriid, faate Fl, u nebme
allies mteper NIT sc tper
ben aud wieper fommen! antmortete be,
6auptfrie9sfo0e> Direttor. Der fritil@e
GaQ wuroe 8isma,t poreeleet. 6ter IL
Elm gutter S&ein. ia9te rieltr, 9eben Sie
mir ben anpern. t6 bebe Jpn auu, Aneen>
fen auf. I'm Is Tbaler miuen mill i'd
feinen &rtes nit Der ie&fen @robma@'
anfan8en.
- Cine 6o&aeit In &entudv ,purb.
In folsenrer @etie unterbro6en. Gben
als fi@ ras Brautpaar anl&idte au.
STRIDE au 9eten. eri&ien Elm inneeeMdp
den NIT etneu, &tnpe auf ben, Mru, nell
des dltere unp unabmetsbare 9e@te au(
Den 8rdutt9am 3u baben ettldrte. De.
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-30
Close of School.

Our school closed on Friday last. Ex.
aminations were held on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, under the auspice;
of the following committees: No. l
Miss Anna Larimer. No. 2, Misses Nan.
ME Albcrtson, Ella Waits and Fannie
Weston. No. 3, Mrs. Cary and Mrs
Gibson. No. 4, Mrs. Van Evera, Elder
Sharp and Mr.. Andrew Ingles. No.
Rev. w. N. Gibson and Miss Doughty
No. 6, Mrs. Pomerene, Mr.. L. A. Bee
bout and Mr.. T. B. Cunningham.
The universal testimony of these COM
mittees is that the general tone of the
examinations showed an amount of i'm
provement which reflects great credit or
both teachers and scholars. As for our
self, we must say that we were highly
pleased with the examinations
in the High School, which were all We
heard. We might particularize, but we
forbear. Allow us to make mention
however, of Miss McMullen's examina.
tion in Physical Geography. She was
the only one in the class, and answered
over one hundred questions, some o.
which We're very difficult to remember
without missing a single one, or ever
showing hesitancy.