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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14
SenntnrinI Conventinn.

The Republicans Of the First Worcester Senatorial
District are requested to send delegates to Senatorial
Convention. to be held at the Common Council Room,
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING. oct. rs, at ~ O'Clock 10
nominate Cand late for senator AMI to transact such
other business as may property come before said Con-
vention.
The basis Of representation win be the same at the
State Convention.
BY order of the Committee.
oil dtO25 L. b. SrODDARD, Chairman
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Gee. y. EsOppIn IL Co., Commsson Merchants
aid Dealers In Flour Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal OF al
kinds, Fins and Coarse Feed, Linpeed OIL Meal. Me-
cha1ic strast Worcester. Maas ar 's22
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Dr. Henry f. Clark,
Office corner Myrtle and Southbridge SITS.
DIFF
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H Y NJ Z NAL.

N-DOYLE.-Married,ai ,ain ct. Johns
Catholic church, Altoona, by Very Rev. J.
Tuigg, on Tuesday, May 5Gth, Mr.. DENNIS SUI
LTvAN and Miss ANNIE DOYLE, both of Altoona.
This happy alliance was so quietly and ur-
ostcntauOuSly cOnSummated that we feel we
would almost be treading on forbidden ground
if we gave fun vent to the qualification feel
i'll making the above announcement, which we
have taken the liberty TO do without leave or
license. Yet Dennis and.Anniehold too promi-
nent place III our esteem to give such q happy
gratulationS ut least. We wish them, therefore,
life.of unalloyed felicity, plenitude of peace,
prosperity and the most kindly affection for
each other, and an eternity sf bliss when this
worlds cares are DER and they have gone to re-
CeiVe their reward in the great hereafter.
HOIAS-biarried, in Cambria
township, on Thursday last by Rev. Harris, Sir
RICH ID Rowland and Mrs. SARAH ANN IHOHi-
as, both of said township.
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for many years past, has just been demolished.
The grading of the third track OF the Pa. X. X.
ut WilInore is almost completed.
The weather in this locality is rather suitry
at present, and good rain Is very much needed.
The fall crops look well, but copious shower
is necessary to make them fill well. The corn
and potatoes are in II thrifty condition, but the
oats and other spring grain show the want of
moisture.
y GRIND 4th of July picnic for the benefit of
st. Bartholomew s (Catholic) church will be held
on the grounds heretofore used for that pur-
pose. All persons, therefore, who wish TO spend
that day in innocent amusements should not
fail TO be present On that occasion. Father
Gallagher's well known ability TO conduct an
affair Of this kind in peaceable and pleasant
manner should be sufficient induccmcnt TO one
and Eli to make Wilmore the scene of tn cir
recreations on the glorious anniversary Of indie
pendcncc. should our worthy brethren OF the
quill put in an appearance on that occasion
they will be welcomed by SOITERO.
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A FiNE WORK OF ARr.-There is now on
exhibition at the marble works OF Mr.. James
Wilkinson. in Loretto, as fine specimen OF
workmanship, in shane of monument to be
erected ov er the remains of Mr. James Downey
and wife in the Catholic graveyard at Johns
town as ever came from the hands of Mr.. Will
kirson. and that is saving great deal. All
who admire the beautiful in art, and especially
those who need work of that kind, should avail
themselves of the opportunity Of seeing this
superb monument before it ia taken to its des-
tination. which will be done in few DAYS -
Mr.. W. has also done work for Nessrs Miller
and Wentroth, at Wilnore. which does him
high honor as skilful mechanic. He has al
ways on hand the best qualities OF marble, and
is at all times prepared to execute any and all
orders promptly, elegantly and cheaply. II
YOU want the best OF work at lowest rates pat
ronise Mr.. Wilkinson.
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l.. "a, H MAYER
NEW YORK DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND
l.

NEW YORK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND
I MILLINERY STORE,
are receiving daily from the Eastern markets
fresh arrivals of NEW GOODS Tor the sum
mer trade, which they still ofTer to
the public at IOtCGSt prices
! Below Is partial list of the departments,
which viii give 4 general idea of their stock:
Shawis, Cloaks, Collars and Cuffs,
Aelyets. NelVeteens, Bows and Neckties,
Black Silks, Woolens,
Colered silks, Small Wares,
Lyons POplins, Trimmings,
Fancy Puplns, Serge Plaids.
Notified Poplins, Alpaca PIaids
Costume Cloth, Piques and
Sun Shades, White Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, Lawns and Percales,
kancy stripes, Colored AlPgcas,
japanese Silks, Giughains,
Hosiery, and Gloves, Flanneis, Ribbons,
Prints, Linens, Notions,
Aprons. &c, SC, Ladies' Skirts,
Ready Made Clothing, HandEerchiefs,
Shirts and Drawers, Boys Clothing,
Trunks and Suspenders.
Travelling Bags, Gum Coats, &C., sc.
ARE You INsUREp.-If not, why delay? Alta
small cost you may escape the financial ruin of
yourself and family. BY some unforeseen acci-
dent your home, store, shop, or warehouse, the
result OF a lifetime of hard labor, may be, in a
few hours converted into Il smoking heap of
ruins. Secure then at once good policy OF in
surauce. sufficient to indemnify YOU to at least
three-fourths any possible loss, and then all ap-
prehensIon OF a severe calamity will be alieyi-
ted, and the world Will appear to your daily vi
sion with many of its possibilities concealed
from view and you will have feeling of satis-
faction from the fulfilment OF n sacred duty
Call on KERR * Co, 1876 Tenth Avenue, Al
toona- and they will accommodate you.
Fore gn Exchange and Shipping are also
among the specialtics of this reliable firm and
passage tickets to and from all points in the
world can be obtained from them at regular
rates.
GLoRToUs.-Giad you are we know that your
lot Is cast on top of the Allegheuies, when
you can enjoy the invi3Orating breeZes and
quaf the purest of water from natures own
fountains; and where you can, with the great
est case visit the cheap cash store of A. J.
Christy. III Loretto, and buy whatever YOU
want at just rs low prices as If everybody else
was III the same business and was trying TO
undersel him and bust up his establishment.
Remember Andy, and you're days viii be long
in the land.
SINGULAR.-Did you ever think what a strik-
ing similarity there is between having plenty
OF flour in the house ana not having any. II
you have -four your wife somebody Enedds
tt-1ntO bTead-and # you haven't 1iOGr yCur
family needs bread amy how. There is always
need of some kind in the case, and the best
way to supply the need is tC buy the very best
OF -four from L. j. Mills. who knows much
about good flour Is if he kncadcd ii all him
self.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,

4 n Estate of HENRY LANIEE, decd.
Whereas Letters of Administration on the es-
tate of Henry Lamcr, late of the township of
Susquehanna, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of Cambria
county, this is to notify all persons indebted TO
said estate to make payment without GeIav
and to request those having claims against the
same to present them in proper shape for set
tiement. SIMON MCDONALD, Admir-.
Susquehanna Twp, June 3, 1S7l.-4t.
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s. OGDEN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
- Jomstowu, Pa. Office on Iron street. be-
tween the Conemaugh Bridge and Pa. Il. r. De-
pot. Collections and all business intruSted to
him will be promptly attended 20. l3-11.l
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THE V ERY BEST On the authority of Capt.
F. NJ. Flanagan. whose judgment in this par
ticular fully ndOrse. we declare it as
an incontestib'e fact that C. y. Roberts has
the finest and bost cigars that were ever kept
for sale in Eben>burg. They are perfectly de-
iightful, and all smokers who appreciate coed
cigar should be sure to sample them.
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Cooking. Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
EBESSRERG

DRUG AND 351iz yi%t.. z.
IL AVING recently enlarged our stock
4 4 We are now prepared to sell at grea {
reduction from former pr:ccs Our stock con
ssts of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumerv, Fancy
Soaps, Icons. Halls ami Aliens Ha1r Rest, =
atives. Pills, Ointments, P!asters. Linintnts.
Pain Killers, Citrate Maguesia, E-s Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavorng Extracts, Essences,
lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarh.- Pure Spices. &c.;
CIGARS AND IOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Can.
Post. Commercial and all kinds of N0te Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnclds Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink Pocket ami Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers. Novels, HIS
tories, Bibles, Religious ,Pr,yer and Toy Books,
Pcnknives, Pipes, &c
20 We have added to our stock lot of
FINE JEW ELRY, to which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON & MURRAY.
July 30, 1868. Main Street, Ebensbufg,
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WELCOME VisIToRs.-Last week Mr.. Thom-
as w Jones and sister. OF Bethlehem, North
ampton county. in this State, and Mrs. ard
ley, of Philadelphia, a sister of Mr. Jones paid
n brief visit to our town. Thomas " Jones,
ESQ. the father of these parties, was a native
of Wales, and was one of the original settlers
of the ancient, but now dilapidated, village of
Beulah, two miles and half west of this place,
bstw cen tue leading citizens of which and the
first settlerss of Ebensburg bitter CONTEXT was
waged for some years about the original loca
tion of the county seat Ebensburg triumphed
and thenceforward the fate OF Beuah was
sealed. The elder Mr. Jones was the first ] us
tice of the Peace in Cambria county, and
owned the first horse that WAS brought to Beu
lah. He died at that place in 1906 and was
buried in the old graveyard on the hill, near
the now "deserted village" His son was born
in Beulah in 1903 and Mrs. Yardley in lSG5.
They left there VIXEN it was rapidlv declining,
in 1873 In company with f j. Waters, Esq ,
of his place. Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Tardley
visited tie scenes of their early childhood. We
understand that Mr.. Jones made similar visit
to this place about twenty years ago.
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OE ZT IA y Z.

CARNEE.-Died, in Cambria township, on
Sunday last, JOHN, son OF WIN. and Rose Car
ncy, aged y years, months and nine days.
GILLIN-Died, in Blacahawk county, Iowa,
on May 9Th, hESHACH, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
GillIn, aged years, l month and 3 days.
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NAUTION-.A All persons age 6cre6y
Z J cautioned against buying or mcdGliag IA
any way with the following personal property
now in the possession of Joseph Hips. of Chest
township, Cambria county, viz: / Two Horse.
Team. with harness; I Brndlc Cow and tlrCo
head of Young Cattle; piow, etc; as the same
belongs 70 me. JOHN HIPS.
Chest Twp, Cearfeld Co., s5ay p, Is3I.-6t.s
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,s,l,ria freeman,
~. :: JUNE 10, 1871,
'@clI AND PERSONAL

Tho editorial fraternity
~a PATEoEiifih Nth their wives, or other lady
odai E'f tG go gana On f@6n @n sfGaso fSsfo
ranaUspaiI iIl.sE Glen. in New York State,
% v. Gqti,.Is tSam working pretty faithfully
| rs have u1C..srtlv since our advent mere;
-5.. inceiS,IT.,e, nS Te ought 10 do ourself and
-,s thouEh HEC-,o,,tiripating. W especially as
&a have az kindly Furnished nsddlitdte the re
rss-es. UlaararaI VI days, but we hope to
,srce foi 80 tS have the Freeman ap-
grange nsJ5loald we fail in that, however,
%S5Ss{ a q 5qB iS HSs sSS sas@ ana thu:
m .or me UT week and money will be
Be S2fered, and We . hope e,s great gIatohsd deaI
Tsef oF or in alter 5PS $'a 81 5%ef39ig q 5%2
lher Dt@, ,-e miss. our publication day
v-icae .,555lnged to Thursday, as some OF
@E6s sP q paasPs eS uaaeP G5 %3l he fPSt P9e!
19t reCgtt' recgt for nearly a week after their
rllss
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ShD DEATH OF A LITTLE Boy. 1t is our
painful duty this week to chronicle the shock
ing and iatal injury of a promising Young lad
named John Carney, son of MIR VIM Carney
OF Cambria township, which occurred on Satnr-
day afternoon ast and caused his death on
the Sunday after noon following The facts
as we have CLEANED them are that little Johnny
whose death and age we chronicle under the
oper obituary head. was returning from the
neid III company with his father, brother and
sister, whore they had been planting corn.
when he noticed a gray squirrel running along
the fence, and thinking he could overtake and
capture It, he started in pursuit He had only
run short distance. however, when the suuir-
rel ran up "A tall tree, and Johnny, determined
To secure the prize if possible. proceeded at once
TO climb the tree, failing in the excitement of
the moment to hear his fathers command TO
the contrary. The squirrel, being of course
the most agile, reached the top of the tree
some twenty feet from the ground, almost in a
moment, and there, on the extreme end of one
OF The uppermost branches awaited the coming
OF hs pulsuer. Nothing daunted Johnny fol-
lowed as quick lv as possible, and when within
proper distance, reached out to grasp the sGuir-
rel, but IN doing so lost his balance and fell to
the ground head foremost, striking in his de-
scent one of the lower branches and also fall
ing against one of his little sisters, who, with
heroic courage and loving affection that does
her honor. ran forward when she saw him fall
ing, impeled by the vain hope that she could
break his fall and save him from injury No
human aid however, could STAY poor Johnnv's
progress, and when he came to the ground he
was picked up mass of quivering, crushed
humanity. His skull was shockiugy tractur-
ed, both of his arms were broken and he had
received internal injuries of nature so terrible
as to preclude all hope of saving hi lie. He
was carried home aud medical sid summoned
and all that could be done was done to prolong
his existence, but without result. He fingered
in great agony until the Glowing day, when
death kindly relieved him OF his sufferugs -
Up to the time of his death he remained per
fectly conscious, notwithstanding the severity
of his injuries. and conyersed freely, even
pleasantly, with all about him, bidding bis
parents, brother, sisters, and little associates
who came to sec him, lGng and afiectionate
farewell. His remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery in this place on Monday,
whittier they were followed by a large con
course of sympathising friends. This sad oc-
currence, We are sorry TO ray, has had seri-
Gus effect on the health OF the unfortunate
lads mother, who i'll at the time, and
considerable apprehension is felt in regard to
her condition, although we hope for favorable
results.
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h sI%aAIa SoHooL PIesIc, AND A PREsKYr.-
l1,I "bs'en connected with the Congrega-
e.,,5 rFesbyterian, and other Protestant
,t,,,rl.' IN this place, participated in a very
az picnic in Lloyd's grove on W Wednesday
h, h., Ie H day for the most part threatened
lI9ss.. fortunately for the children not oven
\ Gs o. occurIod. The procession on it's way
Z. h,fIa. 1--we presented most pleasing picture,
5a,si slrls being arrayed in white and light
lFy vTt, TGIesses and the boys in their best tog
ass nv pD',e S hags and banners lent their aid to
%re. Il, we display. After enjoying them
Srsstio. lew hours in healthfm and ioyful
t,y rs,o sSl, as becometh youth and innocence,
'tcb tbn-Htu TO town in the same order in
ha two treJ J, had left it, not forgetting to dis
"! caka " 'heir number with most elegant
So1gv s, as a present to our humble self We
( JSb;s.' suspect that our good friend, Rev. r.
Ten IN ~ VI tne Congregational church. "put
esa hs,s hr 20 IT, but, be that is may, the chill
-*s and er our earnest thanks for their kind
Pity and STs best wishes for their future pros
p "uu happiness.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETT0

FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale on far terms
ana easy payments, that most desirable and ex-
celient EARN recently occupied by him, adj
joining the borough Of LOrettOt cOutairing Ist7
acres -loS AcTtS of which ag@ in good state
o. cultivation and the balance wen timbercd.
Ihere Is comfortable House, good Bern, sFId
an excellent Orchard on fhe premises; also. an
abundance OF pure lCdjsT. II Is 4 desirable pro-
perty, beautifully located, ara is COM CnieFst to
churches, schools market, etc Title iHdispr--
table. For terms and other information Apply
to address 4. IA III Els.
Feb. 1S.-tf. CdFTOUtOtC4, CIHlJrfd Ca, Pc.
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THE grass on the hillside is sprfnging, the
cowslips are shining like gold: the robins are
merrily singing Il gladncss that cannot be told ;
and all this time people are buying whatever
they need in his line, from Cham. Roberts who
ever is trying TO please all wishing to shine in
the brightest and best of trinkets, gold watch
es iewelry and sich. of which he has such an
abudance that think its strange all folks
don't go there and buy themselves rich.
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THE MOUNTAIN Cry 3AND.-We take no
little pride in TIE fact of having to some ext
been the means of securing the services of this
excellent band on behalf of the Catholics of
this place for We feel that we not only had
some part in affording rich musical treat to
our citizens, ore and all. but also instru-
mental in bringing among body of men
who did honor to themselves and to the citv of
Altoona, from whence they came, by their
gentlemanlv department. no less than by their
proficiency in the use of their respective nstru-
meuts. OF the band proper there were twelve
members, handsomely uniformed, with us and
they were assisted by Msssr5. Charles Conrad
and Thad Clark of the City COrnet Band
two gentlemen who have few equals as nusi-
clans. much less superiOrs, anywhere in the
country. All under the leadership Of
/ Mr.. Larry Matthews, who is as fine a PLAYER
/ as ever twirled lip, and their combined eff.
/ forts produced sush a sweet symphony of sounds
as does not often fall upon the ears of our
/ citizens. After attending to the immediate
| duties which called them here, the band spent
great part of the afternoon in screnading some
! of our citizens and had time permitted several
! others would have been complimented in the
same way. AS it was, all our people had
! abundant opportunity to hear them and we
feel sure that all who did so were as much graf
! ihed with their music we know the members
| of the band were with their visit to Ebensburg
May we soon have an opportunity to welcome
| them back to our town and its hospitaIities
10 MeSsrs Isaac Crawford, W m. Linton and
! VIII ConnelI, not Of the Catholic faith MANY
thanks are due for their generous hospita lity 10
members OF the band during their brief stay in
our midst.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE =
~ Estate Os DAVID II. Fv4rNs. deed.
Letters OF Administration Cu tine estate OF
David II. Evans, late of Cambria Twp, decd,
having been granted to tie undersigned. all
persons indebted to the said estate VIII please
make payment, and those having claims Eainst
the same viii present them properly autiscnti-
Gated for settlement. JAMES MY ERS.
EbcnsburK, May p, lSTls-4t. Admir-.
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CoRPUs CHRIsTI-Never before in the history
of Ebensburg the feast of Corpus Christi.
IA day observed bv Catholics in honor of the
institution of the Sacrament of the Eucbs rist }
80 publicly or so grandly and elaborately eel
ebrated "a it was on Thnrsd ay last. The ser
vices in the church, the beautiful altars erected
at Mt Gallitzin Seminary and at Belmont, the
music of the choir, the tasteful display of the
little girls dressed in white with white wells
over their heads and baskets hung about their
necks, from which they strewed fragrant flow
ers as they walked backward in front of the
Sacred Host, the general order or the process
sion and last but by no means least. the de-
lightful music discoursed by the Mountain
City Band of Altoona, all combined to make
the event the most pleasing and imposing reli-
gious ceremony the Catholics of this vicinity
have ever had the opportunity to participate in.
At 10 o'clock high mass was celebrated by
Rev. a. T. David, late OF Milwaukee. Wis,
and fine sermon preached by Father Christy,
pastor of the church, after which the procession
was formed with the cross. handsomely fes-
tooned, and the acolytes in front, followed by
the little girls with flowers, the Sacred Host
borne bv Father David under a canopy, the
boarding scholars at the seminary, the brass
band, the Sisters, bows, men and ladies Of the
congregation, comprising several hundred per-
sons in all. The occasion was indeed ALI edi
fying one, the day remarkably fine, and
the celebration was one which will be long re
membered and we hope fully and as grandly
commemorated for all time to come by the
Catholics of this vicinity.
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sUMMERHILL TWP, June 6, 1871.

90 H1NiTItfIII-I1 -IWP., j une o. To-
Dear FfceTaGn-Mr. David Sl1ely, of Wilmore,
had the misfortune to have one of his legs bro
ken at Porter & kennedy's steam saw MILL in
ADAMS township on yesterday, (MondayD in
consequence of a sick horse falling upon him
Tho old Catholic church building which has
been standing III very dilapidated condition
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DoNGs IN CouRT Court convened on Mon
day and adjourned about i o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon. The proceedings wegive fellow:
QUARTER SESSIONS
Com'th Joseph Dunlap-indicted for
arson. Verdict not guilty.
COm'ta vs.. F. Shearer. Larceny. Case con-
tinued.
Com 'th VS. John Grouse, of Crest Syringe
Forcib,e entry and etriner- Jury find defend
ant not guilty, hut thrt the defendant and pros
ecutor, T r. Evans, each pay half the costs
Com'th VS.. Edward Tracy. Larceny Yer
dict, guilty. n lot yet sentenced.
CumIh vs. Lewis De Warse. Larceny Not
guilty
Gom'th vs. James Flick Assault and bat
terry and assault with intent to kill. committed
Oh his wife. Found guilty on both indict-
uienrs Notion in arrest of judgment by pris
onrr's counsel, c. W. Easily, ESQ
CnIn'th rs Elias Jones and Others. Indict-
ment, larceny in stealing oats, etc, from David
Powell. Not guilty.
COMMON PLEAS.
Solomon Wagner vs. Pa. Z. r Co. Yer
diet for defendant in the sum of SI7S.S7
j Moore q Son VS.. Martin Miller. and
Moore & Riddle, for use Of Johnston Moore
ys. Martin Miller. In these two cases jury
called and sworn and plaintiff becomes ion III
james a. Young. for use of Patrick Dorun
vs. An Butler. Jury find for plaintiff $50
Michael a. Byrne VS.. Borough OF Ches
Springs. Jury find for plaintiff SIS.
Thomas Byrnes VS. School Directors o.
Clearfed township. Action of debt on bond
Verdict for defendants.