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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-21

old. was badly injured by the discharge of his
gun while hunting partridges last week. His
gun was a breech loader and the charge. BY
some means was blown into his face, probably
DESTROYING one eve, =
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Mems Rubber Boots Of WOOn-
socket, Meyer and Boston Rubber
Shoe Co.'s make for 100 a pair
at HALLS Rubber Store, under
Falmouth Hotel, Middle Street.
de21
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There came ashore at Whale Cove, Grand
Menan, last Monday, about sixty feet ct the
keel of a vessel, with part of her cabin and
hull. A new boat was ON the deck, broken up,
and it is supposed that the crew must have
hoan lost -.
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EXCELSIOR.

The next President says that the Vice President
told him that he heard the Secretary OF state say
of the NAVY heard that there no doubt that the
General of the Army said that the Post Master Gene
raj thought Theodore Tlton had told Queen victoria
that is was generally believed that Boss Tweed said
in plain terms that he heard his friend Murphy say
that bis friend U. s. g. had said that Tom doo1
informed him at Wizards Hotel that it was well
known ali over the City that Mrs. Lee had caught
George Armitage in saying that in his opinion 1t vas
Iemnell Dckerson had said Dr. Evarts told him that
John Smith of IKE Preble had said to Mr. Siocum OF
the Falmouth that DIR. Isbsten of the United states
Hotel had heard Joseph Snow whisper that there
nothing in the world 50 delicious as the ,
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JUST received, a fine lot of bronze, Russia
leather, marble and abalaster goods, at j. E.
Sturgs & Co.'S, junction Free and Congress
streets dec9eOdu
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For present, handsome toilet set or work
box, gentlemans toilet set or smoking set,all
to be found at j. E. Sturgls & Cos
dec9eodtf
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MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes,
at Charles Gusts & Co., 493 Congress street
del If
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Notice of Foreclosure.

n LBERT o. BAKER, of Yarmouth, in the Coun-
"A ty Of Cumberland and State Of Maine, by his
MORTGAGE deed dated the twenty fifth day OF April
A. d. 1858, and recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds, Book 35Y, Page $40, conveyed to me, the I'M
tate. situate in Yarmouth, aforesaid and bounded on
the southwest and northwest by land OF H O Green,
Humpbrsy road SO called and on the southeast by
the old Freeport road. Being the same premises
which said Albert o. Baker purchased on the twenty
th day of APRIL 1868 aforesaidyof Giles Lorng and
Charles Poole The condition q said mortgage hav-
ing been broken, the undersigned By reason there
of, claim q foreclosure. GILES Lon1Nu'
Yarmouth. Dec. 49, 1874. w3woz
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CHRISTMAS CANDLEs.-W. L. Wilson & Co.
have just received fine assortment OF Christ
mas Candles dec19-3t
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FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES, a nice article, at
Charles GUSTS & Cos, 493 Congress street;
dol If
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UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all qualities,
as low as the same qualities can be sold by any
one, at Charles Gusts & Cos, 493 Congress
street. delft
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GET one of those sentinel whist counters at
j. E. Sturgis & Co.'S, to go with pack of il
Illuminated cards. dec9eodtf
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YORK COUNTY.


Mr.. Horace Woodman of Saco. while assist
ing in elevating coal at the gas works, wa
struck by a block on the head and severely in
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Maher & Co.. opposite the post office, invite
the attention of the public to their fine stock OF
hats, caps and gloves for winter wear, embrace
ing all the grades of fur and cloth caps for
ladies and gentlemen. The goods, o. excellent
quality and in the latest styles, are selling at
low nricps
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EEEHEE E4E.

r. DERSON-Narried. at the res
idcucc OF The hT les parents, in East Freedom,
Blair count y. on 1ucSihy. June 23d, 10y Rev. Faith
er Bradley. lIr. AIiCHAEL G.. AIUEPHY. Of Johns
town. and Miss ella @. daughter of VIM. Andcr-
son, Esd. vi tnv former place .. .....
Now. hist there avick, bravo Michael, my boy,
p And give car 10 the hopes we express for your
' sake:
Man peace and contoutncnt. without pain OF alloy,
An Eden on earth OF your welded life make;
Nav 40 place your heart. no7S Drumming with
forr tefn@c for auGh- s;rv,s love tcndcrand true
For her who were VIII her best efforts employ
In making life, voyage more pleasant Tor You
And as ,5own liic's rapid stream still onward you
gliie. --... . -a..
May The tirss S}Uug you meet prove blessing,
...H iusf one.
To yourself and darling yUIf trae- -ae.-rseo young
" hos5 naIno will ia murphy, though s,tll Ella
{. Anal EicTsou-
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Communication.


SUMMIT, June -, 1874.
II. \. MCPTKE-DCIr Sir: | sec 50 many false
atstrtnentS in the newspapers of late in regard
10 the unfurt nate ari,ir At Tunnel ill on The
evening of the l6lh inst aud ,-ipvci"lN in re
vICiim of that Ssu tragedy, that am cOnStITtiu-
81 II ask Jh privilege OF putting my self right
DH luc record through the incuIuuI of your
journal. IuaGice AZ the Altoona IIjbHHc par
iiCuiariy Iu account OF this unfortunate OCcEr-
great lnJdst!ct' !L'tSti'tcu IL IL @'t'EGS d'Lo!S
other things tlidi the inquest was ucId ia BLAIR
coGn;N aud thar the verdict returned 10y the
JI'iE Was murder III thc uis' UcSFtc -OJth OF
which statements are NOT oniy false in every
truth OF thc matter Is jilt the inquest was hrlI
by SIN good stud reliable citizens nf CImSrII
hi"Nc'' if"h MS nome in Hliir county toa house
ia thI, county tor tie purpose OF hI ls!ing the
inquest ana pOSt-EIOrtcln examination, and in
II ruu oi returning tuc shy NrfGtct imputed u
i.cm, the jdry found. and s,.iec.sTcd, that the
''dcruas,.f came To his death 10y wounds caused
HN hilts II ON Il t7''' Atcd hl !tt. - - b"ELN,
constable OF GuiltZiu hUrUu4h.'' THc account
IN the iriItGiC further alt,<cS that Coroner
HaEruld C;ttur to iuuHcl nm to hold the IN
quosJ and that he Was met 10y eighty ar ole
hundred mcn- friends uf PATTON by whom he
wis prevented trpH! pcIl"riuIuE S1Id duty
This Is another faIstlpiOd- There wi, 10 mob
present hon the curuHCr visited the scene,
nor was any NiU!e..cc used or threats made 10
deter him from Ills purpose. " hCii he cutEe-he
brought siN men with him, and after inquiry
had been hlad,. in he presence Of some twenty
an inquest bad been held and ;iIIt there no
nt-.e sllty Tor h0Liing il1tilcr one. / suppose
failure % make speculation uut OF the untOT-
tunate affair. ana was doubtless very much
CIlagriuCu at the sudden collapse of his bright
castle in he air. The TFibtUtC still further Dc
ciares thar the District AttUrnCy sent Mr. Har-
rOld 10 hold the inquest, which | don't think
WIS he case, bur even ii lac did, as IL Justice
OF the Peace had Il right to hold the inquest, as
the c,yf-Un@r TrSnicS Jnirfy miles or more from
the scene O! the tragedy. As regards the citi
zcns of Tuuriel Hi.l itsd vicinity must say
nat although they were somewhat excited and
confused at 81 terrible tragedy being enacted
in their midst as was only natural they should
be, they All csudurtCd themselves win ddmiti-
bic cOUilCss and dCcOrunI- In conclusion allow
me to say that know aud can prove that the
statement in the Tribune is false in nearly every
particular. untl that the aIJhor mis- inform
ant, whUGN q he may be, i not Il gentlcM.ln OF
VCr.Jc- ~. Yours, respectfully,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03

YOU may have seen them on the street. with
Su t fine aus! n a While people
! az an womb whore he 20 thoSc hand
ONE ,;l.ltur-S they wear; Dut its easy told that
IrO 5iS iil- nose hic:I adorn them v, II a. sun
du, ci,ithe -causd not hv pcUpf he enjoyed utt-
less ihry D., ught from Myers & LLOYD, who X ep
%, .s,IdS he 4IH 5 -iuck la can found il ,
days'. walk. Krmvmucr Jnis--it Is no idle talk.
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Local Correspondence.
PLATTsyILLE, June 30. 1874.

tLATTSSILLE June 30, 1874.
DEAR FREFMAN-As our village is but seldom
relresented IN your columns, perhaps a few
items at TINS time viii not prove uniutertstingr
10 the many readers of your noble paper
Ahe Iuihper business IN these partS being at
present very Gull cOnSidc cradle time is afforded
20 CtrtiIu parties engaged in that business to
ru@ticHte at the various places where drinking
ana enjoyment, as they call it. are extensively
iiGu u!2cu ~ our village made a perfect
ptnueLnOnlum, 50 to speak, yesterday evening
bE some three OF four of these deSperadoeS.
VINO, alter lmblblug freely for some time, be-
caiile very hOtst GrOuS. and after ASSAULT JOS
cpA ~ hCtmOr, whom they met on the road.
ON stflh!n2 nan on the jaw with stone. iniur-
J " nlNt sllGht ~ they marched to tie hotel of
Mr. Peter HcifTich. where they pounded open
Out here their Wild Ger was finally closed for
the Illne being and the bTuiScrS brought up
: an lnE the result of proposition On
tH"lF part to Cng1sse in a brutal contest with Il
place, who politely but reSOIutcIV refused to
nave any thing to do " ith them, cut who. upon
being crowded and cOrnercd. manfully defend
eu himself with a pocket knife, dealing il pTet-
y freely To one OF his GSSaiiantS, uftnIed W IN.
Mctialn, upon " hose left Chigh he inflicted 4
N.rF ugly wound, which had the effect of set
ing his hash quite effect uully and iuJimidutug
Inc rest OF the party. At present writing the
IN Is over ana peace once more TeignS su-
prcmc; so hoping That | may not be called on
to notice such immoral and degrading conduct
III the luturc, especially in our own little COM
inHHity- and trusting that PlattSville will here
after be noted Tor its morality and picty, and
NAT on the coming anniversary of our nation 8
birth one aud all of its inha bitantS. as " ell
''lC rest OF mankind y will assent ole with our
young and energetic landlord, l.. \. Platt. who
i Just opening fine hotel in this village ana
who cNpt els tO offer TO his many friends and
patrons All the cnIOvm cnt and accOmm pdatiOu
Hat could p0SSihiy bc OK pcctcd, | remain
Yours, &c, MAYOR.
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E. K. ThOmpSOn'S Sweet Worm Powders

are doing more good than tongue can tell or ncu
write in relieving children and adults of intestinal
parasites or worms Children seven months old
have discharged LotIGj IC0rTps after few doses
Not injurious in the least. Pleasant to take con
tanning no cIlomcl. Put up in glass yials. with
name OF proprics or blown in glass. Enquire your
Druggist AMI take nothing else: Stui to T.. X
THOMPSON = co, Ti5usvillr. Pa. Box us5.
Sent 10y mail on receipt OF price. . GEMS.
TIT sVtLLE l. A.. Nuy. 5. ISL T. X. Thompson :
DANDELIoEa and MANDgAKE pills have acted like
charm IN curing SICK headache pain in he bones.
cold AMI cons ipHtiou Of the bowels, an induced
VII r. rTli. ed action of tic liver CHAS. kUsr-
Pil!s s. mt by mai! eU receipt OF - cents.
lrUgss ami dealers ShpIldS"uf for lis. and prices
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TESIAN- WEI.I.BETTING.-

la SesIrtf Proposals will be rcceived 10y
The R,irross lIt,i Tnvn Council of the Borough Of
E,t1psbnft5 u5,tifaNDYpAT july Gth, 1874. at
o'clock p, n for sfukin-s an A RI kii IA y w ELL
diameter 80 TO B,fslches-sad proposal 20 s'h,e
easStrv the parties Contracting 10 furnish every
thing necessary for sinking the Wen eXcepl Iie
n rrrf1sts pc accompanied with Stil-
firislI5 .Eu:lr;l.ifec.- u. II. kINhl.AD,
., Aites'|I, ly DICK. Sec,y. Burgess
EbsnsbuYg. June -, lSI3- -.-..H
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r.,u HOUSE DIRECTOR.


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t,- NWurai causes saith The coIo-
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SoE2STU

By cxonerattoas to Collector l4oI
BY commission puii ll6-s5
BY Treasurer. 1g.@T
BY cash paid old Indebtedness 6.HT
Sy cash p'i teachers. rrpairS.Nc 100 -3J
By bal. in hands of Treasurer. 1S.IO-s2, ,62S.I0
We, the undersigned Auditors Of the Borough
Of EhcuShUr.r. 90 report thar VIC have examined
the accounts and vouchers of the Receipts and FN-
psuli. uTcS of the School District OF said Borough,
for the wear cu!n JUua lst 1874. and tiui them 20
be correct Witu's- UUr han IS. the sixth day of
June 1874. LEM. DAVIS.
JOHN Cuttings. auditors.
JNO. +. SCANLAN.N
NE publish the foregoing Auditors Report of
the financial op rstiou- ol EbeusHur4r Borough
School IBIS rici for the year cJmulcuc,n uur lst-
1873. huj desire to make the following classified
statement:
To cash from all sources . r.. -.. s2.6I4.63
BY teachers 'ya-. = ...--.. 80. : 1.S0S. .53la
BY rcuturand repairing ..-. I735u.a
~ lusi sLaa con Iusy-IleleS. 2S5 =
By fees of Collector and
Treasurer .- ...-. l661J
BY salary of Secretary ..--- %
BY debt paid .-..-- -.--.- or - 1864
Cash ou hand ....-...........-.-- SI4>-I5
VA. II. I..TONI.>s, Prcs't.
u. W. EEANS. Sec'v.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE-RHrLE's

AA EsTATE.-Ehe undersigned appointed
Auditor to report distribution of the funds in the
hands OF NN- II. SEcHLER, Esl. Admin s,rl. gr
OF ANES NJ. Il PYLE deceased, a. appears by rs
fourth account filed ana confirmed, ard also the
money arising from the sale OF parr Of decedcnt
r5ai estate cor.-.riued june p. 1874. beng h-
irfves notice hat ne viii attend TO he duties OF
said apuointrnent at the otfiec 81 Sitoeiii htt x
Sechter. I'M he BorpuEh ot Eoen-hur Z. on HC it7
my Tr,r, 29u 1871 ut @ O'Clock. A NJ. when and
wlrcrc n IA persons intvres'e ea may tleifi or "e "e
In. - :, mo =. LINTON, AuditOr-
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PoTATo GS-

rI,IERE is nothing superior To the CARB'I
IA1'F, pow u kR as remedy a@ain-t the
met vs- in flurnoes rf the Potato Bug. lgiher-
nf from nil other remedies tt il not only iatti %
3 h, bugs. hur s. advanta geoJIs 10 the growth %
"a giI acid. etc II is easily applied ana i inc
post remedy extant- rms yaiu.toie powder
+. 7a-lft acturs4d bq the Pittsburgh Tar and Che
7.rsrf " Crs Eft Sirtir-n n Pr. and Ter sac ~
all whole s.,!e ami rr-sLii druSgis-s. tl5--,i
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Il Estate OF PAUL GE.oRoEEs, deceased
T.sttcrs.o Of Administrator on the estate Of suid
a,..alpnt. late Of washington township, Cambria
5.,5uT having been granted to he undersigned by
the Register said cJgI8 ) all persons Indebted 10
slid estate. are requested TO make immediate pay
ii.,ut and those having claims against the same
" present them properly authenticated for SET
ttgEnent T. Il. GEORG L. } ,t,s--
JOHN PORTER. -A' -A''1''i :
washington Twp. June l.. lS.+--6t.
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T>RE1, OF CiINi;t tcz-Dr Morris Syrup Of
,Tar1 Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
All file rnedieindi virtues OF th2se. arleIes lt
N i,,o t7triiiS dti.iiries Tor all diseases OF
tbe t ThIoat.and Litugs Gonglhs and colds
o., one I,,afyiffv relieved by It aud in Group it
- ~ HI. maoic. Calf al X. J. Lioyds Drug
Store andobiainS nIpte bot = e,.g'Ee
nr = rrfr,Ilar size for 81 :. or n i, NJ. Nne-
-Iaf OF Il SanSs Store. Hiimore. j. H. MoR-
,.ss'Il n North 2d St Rhila,aa t.-i'i.-iS.I
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Bal. due Township

We the undersigned Auditors. do certify that
the above Is a correct report of settlement Of
School Directors with Jesse AIcCiou@h. Esq. Col
l-c,ur and Treasurer of Washington Township
School D.stric. for the years 1873 and 1874.
J p. O NELL.
JAMES NOON. Auditors.
JAS. LYNCH. \
Attest-C -CHEIsTOrHER ROBINE, p. Clerk. L25-5.
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SALES.-Byylrtue of

& HERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of
~ 4 writ Of Ie,,d. EJp0H., issued Out Of the
IJ.-ri,., Court OF Common Pleas of aCmhTia couu-
t.. inJ to me GiTcsJeI. there viii he exposed 10
Public sale. a. The Opsra House in Johhs-uWii,
vEDrssay- the IA -tH.E Gf as mex AZ ]
o'clock r. ". he following Real EState- TO wit:
ALL .ue right. .i- ana interest OF solomon !spy-
er Of in.and to piece or parcel Of land - Uate IN
1ars township. Cambria county adjoining lands
of AIariiu Custer. David kTiag. Samuel Fuiniyr.
ami others. containing twensy-threC acres. more
or les. having thereon erected one story plank
hUus, and log barn. now in she occupancy OF 30
seph Rosa- Taken in execution and % Oc sold 'it
the suit OF Theodore II akin.
HERMAN fATIIER. Sheriff.
SheriH-s Once Jouhns toSyD. yUne l., lS1+-jt.
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W. the uu lcrsfgued Auditors, do certify that
we hHyu examined the above account and liut IL
correct to the b. 81 OF our know ledge ana belief.
..I# WA g SEN ERIN, Auditors.
i. l. Eek,
Tunc 10. lSTs.-3t.
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The Tsnprored Iron Frame
Z A r NJ z r s 2
k5oney Saved is NEoney Earned

The un7,rsigucd are about Intro lucing in West
c-u PvuuSy Ivauia the celebrated Randcll Tanning
viii. Grain Separator and trader Combined,
which has attracted marked attention IN the west
rru States wherever cNhihifcd'amung q hc farmers.
As Fanuin-r NH it cannot bc surpassed. ana
il is the only real SpVar uT ami granuer IN the -
II is simple. rapid and complete. and gives You
perfect control chatting. separating or grading
yCur Grain
The use OF the Raulcu Mil viii improve tho
con vour'srgu enhance the price from uF'
tn fifteen crt~ per HuShcl: AMI hcSte- VIII large
III increase IIc Yield per acre. 10y the higher grade
- seed Won arc cutlt5eE tD obtain
With rhc RoulrN SoUara- OF you can also clean
your own Grass ~"sa- thus saving large annual
. expense tor gr seeds
This m % WORKS ou an entire new principle as
applied Tanning Mills. and does ats Work q" per
fsprEuu.
t'9nvassrrs will exhibit t during the season,
when You Will be- able 10 Jua gc Tor yourselves
its merits
no not buy until ycu see IL work
For information. address
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~ T-;rERESTIN,i EvENT.-.\ very peas
ant ;,iT,l.r look place at East ErecdnInnn he
evening Of June sd on which occasion Mr..
AIirliacl G.. Aiarphy OF ,IohuStown, Pa, and
Miss Ella C. AudcrSolu Of Freedom, this
county. were united in'the holy houds OF
-,riatfi lnuuv 10y the Rev. James Bradley. at
Ncwry. rl.c ccrcnlOrfy was celebrated at
1 h. readrncc OF the brides father, Mr.. w III.
ANDERSON, and quite Il number Of guests
were present from Johnsiown, Tyrone, Al
-too,,a. Iatrobe afid Terre Haute, Indiana.
After tho marriare had bceu happily cel,.-
bruted, the invited gucstS proceeded 10 q
bouutcous table Supplied protHSeiN with .aii
the drlira..irs Of the season. After doing
iustI,.e T. tao eataDles the happy couple, aG-
com ,lai, led bV n Rlfge number -Of friends,
started for their new home, winch Is 10 be
Johns town. 81 - f-- ks
Wcsexteld thesa oaT congratulations aml
trust their united lives may be long and
NI,ny handsome presents were given the
harry coaple, Of which, the principal are as
a handsome wedding cake, brought from
zTrrre IIaute, Indiana, iU the hrlde aunt,
Anna Kief: silver'calle basl<et, Hiss K. G.
aNfur1YJiy frosted silver hutter t,ish, Mrs. X.
T. Bowinau; plain siiyer butter d.2h, G.
w. I<sphart; handsome SILVER cake kinIe,
Mr. John. ScullIn: set sugar lnd-s;dt spotnS,
4frs 3 Holm ScuIiini: tsati silver knives and
forks xyith career X. j. Anderson; ; set
knives ana forks, Mrs SldhNan rapkIn
ring. knife fork and spoon, IL Z. Gitiord {;
fine HnentabIe cloth, Mrs Higgins hand
some lace hHudi1rrrhirts MIR. Geo. ftfttytic'-;
SCI knives Efdrts land spoons, given 10y the
Yprste' s lnorhqr 5; rrly ripg SHiqlfie Mci'on-
ALL / tlA i sta.IIUJI II .l-ttl5t,lt5.i ~.
The above are The principal presents. but
xr,,rs ais, given \ After ei1nying a pleasant
nav The guests heg;ln taking their leave,
aF,,iiy, ron ;-fnced th;tt the Jay would not soon
he forgot i-LoUiddHSjtrg, Standard -f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03

Given under cur hands this 1st day Of juno, 1874.
J. 4. AIrM LIN.
!. q. BRADLEY Auditors.
J. TONLIESON,
Attest. HcGUE, Twp. Clerk
We the mn lcrstgncd. on behalf Of the Directors
of Allegheny Township after publishing the above
Repor5. desire TO make the following statement;
10 Cash from all sources . 1910. y. .6Ss.22
by Tuition ..-....--. .Sl.OJ.OJ
: Fuel and repairs ..-... -. 2.l%7
=. SALARY OF Secretary .--.--- 1000 ....
On s,antng due 10y Twp. ~
Balance due Township ...... ..--.-.--s 800
JOS. CRAlfER, Preside: t.
Attost-W.-A. r. LITTLE, SCcy. .- LS-3t-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03

p ECEIPTS & ENPENDITCR RES
uAas of the School District of Allegheny
Township for the yeIr en- ling June LIST, lsIi:
MICHAEL. S.sK, TrcasUrer.-DE.
To bal due at last settlement 1900
ami OF Safe apPra apriatiun- lSl-22 .
-- Duplicate ---------- lIS'-vJ-- -sl-'SS-2Z
OR.
BY commission allowed ColIcc-
tor an Treasurer. per cont ; 67-95
BY commission allowed on = sIJs
apprupria .iun , per cent. e.. 362
BY generations ------- 49, SS
vouchers .- ..-.-... ...--.. +J9.S--Sl5lI.5l
Balance in Treasurer.s hands .....-.s 7O.9O
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-03

A BOY in Chautauqua County, n Y,
struck dog. The owner of the dog,
hearing of the outrage, went two miles
on the double-quick after the boy, and
having found him, inquired, in stern
tones: "Are you the boy that struck my
dogy" i am, sir" said the lad "Well,"
was the reply, "all I've got to say is,
that it was well wasn't there" Having
inflicted this fearful punishment the in
dignant man walked proudly away and
reached his home safely.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-03

THE Agassiz memorial fund is getting
into the second series of its teens. 1t
now exceeds $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-03

THE scene. OF disaster-Kerosene.