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The new North-west., 1873-09-13
Local 1reVities.

NJ. Wilhelm Of Pioneer, 10 building q
Stone store house as that place, The 6rst Sub.
siantial structure OF the town.
Another Of those pleasant Social Parties
10 announced for Friday svenips. Sept 1eth,
It the McBarasy Houss. ''Taks partners. !"
VIM. Coleman on Wednesday received
800 possds Ut Califosnia apples nice
fruit-which hs sells as % psr 81. pound
box.
Judge C. L. Williams. 10 employed and
hoe taken charge Of the District School at
New Chicago. The term commenced lasi
Monday. 1aa" .
xr. Geo. Perkins who hes been lying
quite Ill for several weeks at hone. was
brought to town this week and - now under
Treatment In the hospital
Doc. Woodruff met Mr.. II. Jordon .,
Butte = few days since and was informed by
him the P'pestons strike pays better than
anticipated. The discovery shaft wss sank
to bed rock, showing three feet of gravel
with ''cosrse gold on the bedrock"
Despite the warm weather snow at,ll lingsra
on the mountains. There are hanks of snow
on Mt Powell -below the timber line
sever~l hundred feet long, 50 to 100 feet
wide, and 30 70 10 feet in depth. The north
side Of the mountains south of Cabls YET
show great bodies of snow, and the noun.
tains toward Flsthead Lake have their night
caps on sipce last winter.
Our National Park boys. arrived at Boss.
man safely On Monday evening. end
were expected N yessssday, but up 70 the
The hour Of going 70 press he'd not arrived.
You will not hear much but "0eysers, /"
Lake, " Grand Csryop," Falls" snd
"6pscmens" for the next week. Well,
welcome back, anyhow; and glad 10 see
you. We prefer being talked to death to
mousins around nights wondering where
every body has gone"
Father De Ryckerie and the Sisters solicit.
ing funds to bnild the Hospital at Dees
Lodge, have during the past fortnigh.
visited Blsckfoot snd vicinity, Washington
0ulch, Nevada Valley, Elk Creek, Bear,
Henderson, Phil'psburg, Pioneer and Yam
bill and met with generous contributions.
They will visit the southern camps In few
days. The building 10 determined upon.
The only question 10 now how near they
can procure the amount necessasy to erect
the building, % that it will not have to star,
With Lesvy burden of debt. Rev. Father
Van Corp and Pallsdirs have been In town
during the week.
James Brown, Express Messenger. Il
circulating subscription paper among the
employees Of the line TO procure funds for q
tombstone and railing at the graveof Charley
Phelps, the stage driver who was murdered
In Port Ncuf Canyon bv road agents, and
who sst On the box, reins In hand, till d. 9th
'oosened bis hold. Although only ''dnv,ne
stage" i was - gallant deed y those told
10 song and story Of heroic helmsmsn and
engineers, and no better type Of ths froutie,
driver than Charley Phelps ever held six.
tn.hand through that murderous thorough-
fare. .....
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
For 6ne fruits 90 n
VIZ. CoLgxAxA

BARsER 6noP. We orc plsssed n pub.
llsh In our special notice column the fact
that Mr. Peter Lee, . first rate BARRIER. hss
succeeded to the business OF Robert
Plummer, and for the present occupies bic
old stand. NJ. Lee understands his busi.
ness thoroughly and gives II undivided st.
tention. lie docs not consider II part Of
tonsorisl operations 10 talk customer u
death. Having located permanently, being
. good citizen and . good workman. and
collecting > share of public patronage, We
recommend those wishing good shave Of
hair cut, to place themselves st his dispossl
and they will enroll themselves - regular
customers 10 their pleasure and his pro0t.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
RocRrsr.. PAxxrxo our Bro.- w, y

RocaEsTER PAxxIx0 Our BI0.-Ws are
Informed by NJ. Henry Aaehio, Of Rocb-
ester 0ulch, that this long deserted qsarts
camp b turning out far beyond expectation.
The Courtwright mill 10 running constsntly
and making good cIeaa.ups. Mr. 1achin y
working , ledge and raising good ors.
aeaghee 4 Oaks hsvs lsssly discovered :
new lsdgs thae h fabslously rich. paying u
mortar - high % . per pound. The
mill viii soon run on ore from the new
ledge end . big yield 10 espscted. Hsw Z
Valentine are also working . ledge that b
turning out some very rich ore. There ass
about g miess Ii eamp. ssd ass III 10 high
spirits, and Ill At work.-xssssaiss.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
Arrival and Departure Of Mails At the Deer
Lodge Post ONCE.

CNl0N r. Il r.. CORIxNE, AND c. r. T. r.
Arrivc-Daly. at.... ............ .......sp no
UephTt- .........,...s - ~
BLAcKrOor, HELENA, vIR0IxIA AND EAsTERx Part
% MONTANA.
Arrivc-Daily, at............6p. m.
Depar-Daily at.... o. m.
SILVER Bow, BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CIry.
Arrivc-Every alternate day. at............ ST.. m.
DeDntt-- " " H.. ~. M.
BGAR.
Arrivc--Every alternate day yat........."....7p m.
Depart 4" ...... .........Sa. m.
PIKg's PEAK, PIONEER MIss0ULA, CsDAR CRE8k
AND WALIA WALLA.
A,rives-Daily. ."............. At p. m.
DEPARTS .... ................asS a. m.
GERMAN AND French GULcH.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
~ All mails will close the night previous to their
departure 1t 10 p. N.
OIFICE llOURs.-9 T. m. to p. IN. Sundays, 10 to II
Z. 8. sTACKPOLE, Pm.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
LOCAL EWS.

REclrArIoNs-LEcTURE-Prof. J. D.
White, OF Manchester, Kentucky, . young
gentleman who has graduated st the Michi.
gan Law School. and who 10 now pursuing
the very sensible purpose Of taking trip 10
Puget Sound over the line of the Northern
Pacific, thence down the Coast, and hack
70 the East over the line Of the Southern
Pacific. with . view 10 sstisfying himself
- 10 where the better inducements ore Of.
fered for location when he shall have been
admitted 10 the bar, Is giving clocutionary
Rcadings and REGULATIONS vt various points
on his trip, and favored Deer Lodge with .
couple Of readings on last Friday and Sat.
urdsy evenings. Although not au expert.
rienccd, frst.class clocutionist, many OF his
readings were really excellent and afforded
much pleasure 10 his audiences. HE voice
is excellent and very well cultivated, and
the gentleman will by experience become .
very superior reader. Without entering
Into detailed notice. Il 10 proper to say his
entertainments here gave goUd satisfaction,
and brief personal acquaintance with him
inspired the wish tnat he may eventually
determine Montana ID the land of promise,
and another year find him quoting Black.
stone In our Montana temples Of justice.
Nr. Cal q. CIAwsou gave the folks st
Yamhill aud Pioneer opportunity to hear
b 10 Lecture on 1.-THE Enchanted Lands''
on last Saturday and Sunday evenings, end
was well pleased with the audiences they
furnished. Not having heard the Lectures
We cannot speak adviseily Of their merits.
but "Csl" knows whereof he writes and
has squaint vein Of humor that adds interest
to the material value Of his Lectures. We
understand be designs repeating It st
Blsckfoot on Sunday (to>,norrow) evening,
and !" Deer Lodge within the next fort
night, and bespcsk for him good audiences.
--s.ADs -
Doors AND SnoEs.-As will be seen by
advertisement In this issue, the Gamer
Brothers, amcng the must energetic and
successful Of our Montana Merchants, have
succeeded to the proprictorship of tho
stores Of Jno. 2. Fink 4 Co., 10 which
they were partners, aud are now launch.
ed In business under their own hrm
name. The high reputation which their
custom made goods have for style and du.
rabi'ty giving them control of the market
wherever introduced, 10 maintained by con
dnustiOn Ut the same make. aud In addition
thereto heavy stocks sse carried Of the best
styles Of Gents and Ladies' wear. OF East.
crn and California made boots, shoes, slip.
pcrs. etc. With lsrge stocks, ample fscIll
tics and capital, and = dcterminaiioo 70
extend their business, the Gamer Brolhesl
offer superior inducements to dealers snd
the public, st Wholesale and Retail and %.
lic't their patronage. The Gamer Brother
will 10 found prompt, far dealing, cosrts~
Gus business men. Give them CALL
The new North-west., 1873-09-13

AccIDe11a -Os lass Saturday afisssooa
Cosrt Vas Alseios, alad Of len ysss. whoea
falha livss 10 Ophis 0slcA, was thsowu
from hoess. besskisg both bones Of right
ssoaas ~ wsjsa. TIE liille fellow wel
bsoaabs n Dsss L'd6s; D. WAisSasd 81
his am: ~ ~ bses a ~ ssrssss VIII ~
playssass every day discs appaesssly taking
llitjs anos,ast % biz acc;dsal end ~ Isafa
= doing lnsly. ~
On TUssda1 evesiag. nobst Nessi,
wosklsg h BasiessosS aiss . 0sseile eas,
Ysohili. - ea0shl u slidiag coso,
which s.aghs ~ le1t II. bssakisg Il ssas
~ 0kls - alsp dbIoeallog - el0l
ankla Hs - taksa ss18 isralosse y
o. risrnas 80 ~ eslslag alsag wsll
yuaassday. srf. iia
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
RELIGIOUS.

PRsssY TsRiA H.-kev. J. Il. Russell will preach at
the Court House, Deer Lodge, Sunday evening, Sept
Z, is73. Services 1t ~ o'clock r. y.
UxloH Sunday School Ut the Court House at ~ r
The new North-west., 1873-09-13


BLACKFooT AnEAD.-We had occasion
not long since 10 accord Yreka eminence
for the big list Of NEW NORTH. WEsrs
subscribed for In that camp, and they have
yet proper ttosose|y the largest, but Blacks
foot has walked of with ''thc big list"
Wesley W. Jones took the New NORTH.
WEST BIsckfoot subscription list and went
into Ophir Gulch last Saturday with the
avowed intention of adding ssssnsy nsw ssb.
seri6e,s 10 II. In 4S hours he had secured
Airty nt"s prcpaying new subscribers for
six months and year, running the NEw
NORTH WEsr subscription list in that city
to eighty>tw0. There were 164 votes polled
there 1t the late election. Yreka pOlled 68
votes, and pays for 30 New NORTH. WEsrs
80 1t 10 still the tsnner camp In proportion
10 numbers. Bu. for day or twos work
We think "Wcsleys" Blsckfoot canvass
unparalleled, and the boys appear to have
enjoyed It by the way they responded and
the amount Of fun It developed. Hope they
will oil be well satisfied with the Investment
for winter reading"
II you are In want of cartridges of anykind
40 On n WV CIR RH Ava
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
Consequence.

QHD Nsv Neasn-WnsR eelieits euonanaeeeioas
q nsssas - Psbaie lsesesst fsoo a localities Yw
- ffsseea b aoeerdsd b the eAoies Il tAsns ana
@ees saags n ssatinsst aad sxpssssies, . Il b
eseassd - reasonable Mnita We eannne. thsssfoee,
as0s y advance responsibility for tAe vtsws oe cor
EsaDoo60tA)
Cesespooassts vfll plsase, In IN easss accompany
ee0D0Aienlieao With tAsir Mana
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash aad Door Factory,
We hsvs ~ LaFgse and bsse Asserted Lunbe Yard
ID ~ Tsssaeosy. II eoanectjea With ~ aboVo.
P1tCB WILL DIZZY CONp8Fl11oN,
1se8 DANCE D MURPHY, Yssode>ms.
Personal.

s4r. Jamss Owinss left on Monday fol
Bitter Root 10 purchase cattle.
NJ. Wm. Fly wasss Deer Lodge on busi.
ness this week and retusned 10 0allstip City
On Thursday. ...
NJ. John 0lass, Deputy q. g. Manhal,
starts 10 Aissouh county to-day 10 summon
Witnesses II United States cassA
II. Cha Mason 1t German 0ulch called
% Tuesday. The miners of German are
Ill busy cleaning up before the wsser fails
n. J. @. DooIey, OF Joeko Agency, is .,
Bslasgsr's Warm 6pstnss Hotel under
essaemsnt for . ssvere ease OF rheumssism
Miss Clark, Of Blackfoot bad ~ hesos
II unfurling the frss national colors on ths
suomit Of II. Wsshbarn, tho highest
mountain IN the National Psrk, end there
they remain.
NJ. Z. @ Birdssye vent " Missouls yes
terdsy, on HE annual game hsnt. Its "a
III o',ssn for birds when hs pscks Gun. but
there's many = mor,s! enjoys ''leal snd
ttasi" for II.
Nm. Bonner, ,nOlher IT Mr. I'd. L. Bon>
uss, reached here from New York State oa
Wednesday evening, and win remain during
the winter. M B went over TO 1an Fna.
cisco and will l,s home In ten days.
ArA Addison Smith, Niss Jssuis Rezsoe,
and N,es K Lawrence lett This wssk fos
- -
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
THE NEW NoRTH-WEsT.

subseribs New ~ Winter 8sa1a.e
Until DEC. 3l.t, 1879, VIC propose 10 farnish TINS
Nsx NoRrtl .Wssr 70 clubs At reduced rates. Tne
theory ID 10 give subbscrbers the benent OF being
their own agent, and doing away with tho travelling
c,ny..,cr. The following will be until December
81, 1873, the
crrn wArRs Or NEW SoRTs.wssT:
cLUss o. Five.
Fiye copies on" year. ~ ~
Five COPIES six months ths..................... ID W
cLrBs OF TEN.
Ten copies one year ~ ~
Ten copies SIX MOhthe .....'.''.''''''' ~ w
cLuss o. TWENTY.
Twenty copies one ycar. .......... ........".SW ~ ~
Twenty copies elk months. ............. o" w
To obtain these rates the names Of subscrbers max.
NJ the club must al bc sent at one time accompanied
by the cash. 4 portion may be for one year and
portion for sx months. Money orders Or registered
letters may he sent nt risk. Rcceipts will be re-
turned by mail to the person sending the club. Tor
each subscriber.
Club subscrbcrs may receive their papers ut diner
cnt 0lces II desired, change from one ADDRESS 10
another at any time. Papers mncd In single wrap
pcrs 10 any postofcc In the United States w'thoot
extra charge. To prepay postage to any Office IN the
United States will require ~ cents additional per an
mum. Canadian postage prepaid. d per annum.
Former subscribers can become club subscribers from
da,c to which they have paid.
We anticipate these terms will be favorably received
In many and more especially the remote. communi-
ties In several Of which clubs have been formed Snd
sent to u.s. aud We respectfully solicit little effort by
friends In the different camps to make up lists st the
above ratcr
Having now In stock, or In transit, paper of this
quality sufficient for year. and S!ro conpiet;S e.; new
The new North-west., 1873-09-13

Wesley w. Jones 10 hereby authorized ~ General
Canvassing Agent for the New Nosrn.wEsT. That's
al the introduction he necds.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
NEW woRTn.WGsT AGENT.

L.P. FISNER, " aud 81 Merchants Exchange
10 our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
INiElW GiOiOlDISl.

CAsslns.s rAxra
.....A,l Lam, s.
Djaek Dsestl1 Cassloere Pants,
Chevistt shirts,
Just Rsesived by
F.. L. BONNER SEQ.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13

Summoned 10 appear at the Court House,
Deer Lodge, At 10 O'Clock, 4. T., September
q, 1879, by John Glass. Deputy U. q. Mar.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13

VIM. Coleman has the finest assortment
Of toys 10 the city.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
Fall Stock Now ArriViuu.

II you are In want of cartridges of snykind
200 Go to VIZ. COLHNANe.
The new North-west., 1873-09-13

y6gst1og3ol Jasoeo OUmmsaoA
GRAND Junoas 70 apesas q the Cour
House, Dess Lodss, Nonday, September -
The new North-west., 1873-09-13
Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,

COME AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEN.
DEER LoDas, June u. iS7S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14

WHAT PoETs TO READ.-NIiners should
read Co!eridge
People of small stature should read Long
fellow.
Laundresses should read Byron.
Soldiers should read Shakespeare.
Stock-raisers should read Bulwe
Dressmakers should read SAKE.
Lovers should read Harte.
Flour-dealers should read Miller.
People who are fond of Indians should
read Savage.
Catholics should read Pope.
Domestic people should read Holmes.
Painters should read White.
Loquacious people should read Chatter
ton.
Menagerie men should read Campbell.
The Dutch should read Holland.
Fastidious people should read Dante
jewelers. should read Goldsmith.
Spinsters should read Hemans.
People who kindle fires with gasoline
should read Burns.
Uyster-dealers should read Shelley.
School-ieachers shanld nnr-rsn I1a;sl
ReaEeState operators should read Ian
don.
lnvalids should read Payne.
Tobacco-chewers should read Chaucer.
Copperheads should read Southey.
Butchers should read Lamb.
Those who read but little should read
Moore.
Milliners should read Hood.
lnqulsltlve people should read Prior.
Sleepy people should read Wake.
Old people should read Gray,
Sad people should read Gay.
Slow persons should read Swift.
Peanut dealers should read Pindar.
Fruit-dealers should read Canning.
Hotel-keepers should read Lessing.
Sp"rtsmen should read Hunt.
Hogs should read Waller.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14

A DISAPPOINTED DoG.-Here is a true
dog story: A family downtown having a
false CRATE in one of the rooms of the house
placed some red paper behind it to give the
effect of fine. One of the coldest days this
winter the dog belonging to the household
came in from out of doors, and seeing the
paper in the CRATE deliberately walked up
to it and lay down before it, curled up in
the best way to receive the glowing heat as
it came from the fire. He remained mo-
tionless for a few minutes feeling no
warmth he raised his head and looked over
his shoulder at the CRATE still feeling no
heat he arose and carefully applied his nose
to the CRATE and smelt of it. 1t was as cold
as ice. With look of the most supreme
disgust, his tail curled down between his
legs, every hair on his body saying I'm
Sold the dog trotted out of the ROOM
Troy Times, FEB. IA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14

WORTH PRESERVING. - Medical Home
has the following recipes, which may be of
value
A tea made of chestnut leaves and drank
III the place of water will cure the most OBJ
stlnate case of drOpsy in few days.
A tea made of ripe or dried whortleber-
lles, and drank in the place of water, is a
sure and speedy cure for scrofulous diff
Guilty, however bad.
A tea made of peach leaves is a sure cure
for kidney difficulty.
a plaster made of fresh Stacked lime and
fresh tar, is cure for cancer, which, with
the roots, will soon come out
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14

Thus did the two young persons sit and
converse in tender accents, as the soft moon
flung her radiance DER the landscape, and
flooded with lovely light the front doorstep
of Sallie James house, while the old man
lay snoring on the settee in the back room
waiting for Samuel to be gone, so that he
could lock up the house.
And so they were married at last, and
down the pathway of life, strcwn with
flowers, as it were, the two loving hearts
bounded joyOusly, on account of Salllc
pounding Samuel-her own Samuel-oVer
the froptispiece with the saucepan, be-
cause he wanted her to make hash out of
the scraps lie had left over t"ice week.
Vld outs.
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How TO GET ALo>a.-Do Do. g
tell stories in business hours.
If you have a place Of business js
there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting
stores and saloons.
Never fool III business mates
Have order, system. regular
promPtness.
Do not mcddle with business ~
nothing of.
Strive to avoid harsh words a-l
alities.
Pay as you go.
4 man Of honor respects L.sr 3
does his bond.
Do not kick every stone in
More miles can be made IN a j
steadily ON than by stopping
Help others when yuu can
give when You cannot afford E..
cause it is fashionable.
Learn to say no. No uece>>-
ping it out dog fashion. but sl-
and respectfully.
Use your own brains rather tr-
others.
Learn to think and &C. fr y1asz
Keep ahead rather tlan H-lI
times.
Let tobacco alone. money se|
enough, without being chevad O.. 4
away.
Young men, cut this out. and d u
folly in the argument, let Us know.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14

WHAT l HAVE SEEy.-I b3".
young girl marry a man Of diss'.l.
and repent of it as long as Sic l'a-
l have seen man spend mo7
than would support his family d
and independence.
l have seen a rich man son Beg
his father left of and cud wher-'
began-penniless.
l have seen a man depart from o.
when candor and veracity "'~'
served him much better purpose
/ have seen the extravaganza al'.
children bring their parents To P'''
want, and themselves to disgrace,
l have seen a prudent and l'--
wife retrieve the fortune Of fam.
her husband pulled at the other GU
rope.
| seen a man engage IN q lA"-''
a very trifling affair." that COS. il..D
the end than would have r''-'-
buildings on the farm.
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II Wonde'JuI Sto,,,

A ""''''e'J"t " Story.
It will be remembered 1-
Weston, who resided in the II, H.
of this county, was lost in the r-
of last month while on his way Ia -
the woods where he had b -'-' Z
Although diligeut search bs.T ' L
10 trace Of the missing has VET -
A strange story, however i -'1
with the sad affair, which ren5.--. ,-'' 4
unusually interesting to all I.
from the account Of Mrs. Wes,o- va va
Maj. E. p. Evans, State Comm, ''S
the relief of the sufferers by tbs..-
on Friday morning, after the h
storm had subsided. as she larir.
awaiting the return Of her hr,l.--'
ha wing used all the wood he had
4 before leaving-she heard son.
/ proach the house, and presently a..
a knock upon the door with the 70
neighbor saying, Mrs Weston n
/ frozen to death - She arose o---
cited, and as she did 50 her tbrss -.
child, having heard the annaur,.
commenced to cry. Mrs. ". or.-..
door, expecting the neighbor, who.
was entirely familiar to her to 90.
the house. But not only wassbs s--
to find nobody there, but there
tracks in the snow within heryisz
neighbor, whose voice the woman
tinctly recognized, says he knew --
of Mr.. Westou's absence. and Thai
not leave home on that day.
W. W. Cosper, who lives abm. 3,
and a half from Weston place. rs,.
incident connected with tie ,ss-s
Weston that may seem mcre6H.
those unacquainted with the chss-s
the man. He says that six day, sfs
storm, he carried a fogkful Of lsv
cattle in the stable, and as he rf.9,.
the door, distinctly saw the misgy o.,
dressed as usual, with a soldier, -.,-
on, standing in the path. abou, 1ass,
from the stable door. He SAYS Tia, ,-
thing was so real about the apuesz-
his neighbOr that he had DO thong
anything unnatural, and wheuthe ue..
, addressed him with some familiar
nation of greeting, he answered as b.
, ally does when so addressed. and 4
''Why, you here, we thought YOU
frozen?" Weston answered .-SoIa-
my body lies a mile and half tr-
sey." at the conclusion Of which n
the apparition suddenly disappear
a mark wiped from slate, asG
per says.
Mr.. Cosper is a perfectly reliaH
and one unlikely to have his hss7
by constantly thinking of any s., Ia
his statement carried with it s--
acquaintance such weight that q.-
since been mostly confined to th.
above named. The depth Of 10.
however, in the many places tls.5
renders it extremely doubtful f..a
viii be found, even if be there -
spring time.
Mr.. Cosper says he arrro7rra 4
eight feet Of the apPanrEal before
appeared, and he wiShe, il d..aa0|
derstood that he rcga4s .ls matter Il
Spiritualistic light, buttha, he Hlnov
saw just what he relates. therefore, 5
only tells Of the Circumstance wa5uF
to 10 50, We arc bound p ak upa-
strange, in decd.-Wo.thHgtrn "
Advance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-14
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