The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

S'octt en- Finm.-9 horses. s cows. 50 sheep,
sows, boar, ssoars, turkeys, IS chickens
Products ~ F'TTn.-i4 tons hay. 7S5 hus oats,
80 bus. corn. 1900 bus. potatoes. bus. buck
wheat, 100 bus. turnips. coo head cah!mgcs' IL
hbIs. cucItfll beers, beCts. beans, pGrsuipS, tOma
FrrrIifg F.nyisplclts. Ec-I rour-horse wagon,
/ spring wagon, ] carriage. | buggy. | cart, l
hand-cart sleigh, 2 slcds. / threshiu': machine,
l moving machine, grain drlll. cider mill,
cuttiuV-boxCs, | bgy-raIc, Cultivdtor, plows,
3 bar~ows h1y-fork anil fixtures. hosting
i1ck, grain cradles. moving soyth's, . sets
10. &C r~ars. . sets light harness, ! set bu STy
harness -ad}Ics HriIes, h1Iters, forks, ralEcs,
sAovcls. aTcs, saws hoes chains, e'c3 .,t... ..
- dr. ss"s Il chil7rCn dress y Sacques,
3 aprons. - chcmises. shr9uds 30 bil!ow-5iirS;
b:d-ticks, Is prs mitters. IL woncn.s caps. I0
P'tjcoa' 80 prs sockI 20 prs. o,,c
apple -hutter, Il lblS. s1ur kraut.
I riicIrs on FLind.-e3 prs. shoes. prs. boots,
CO mons ana bOy'S cOats, GS vests, - prs. Pants,
- prs. drawers and unfcr,hirts II mats. p prs
socks 100 HIS cotton lap9, 80 yds. new Mating,
% vds c.ico, 81 Wis shirtinC, 81 yGs. tnweliUg
80 yds ,iin. 5i5 lbs soap, 5 lbs CASTLE soap;
bbls. soft 500 p zoo lbs. 3rn' .oo lbs, ta0"i o liz ~
81 gs syrup Pe 3 lbs p pnpneE S 40 ,Ds crd
drv and navy tobacco. bhls. -four, lC0 heads
cabbage bhl. vinegar. 81 bbiS. Cider, g's
ap2lI-nntter; 4 nnl: Fanr NJ In tons hcv. 5oj
bus. oat- $40 bus corn soJ bus. pot?toes, GO bus.
turnips, ~ bus. buckwhtat' Ioo nus. COAL W los
INMATES. &C, IN HOUSE.
Number of inmates January |, 1919. ,. ;.ss s8
I
born. June 6, 1875,
male child, Agnes G. Green being the ,oo
Discharg;d siip-t;d aud absconded during the
year. - .-.--. ..--.-..--- --.... ...f9z 40
Remaining in House January ], 1s7G-..-..-.. 60
Names Of Inmates ,cbo died curing ,he neGr,
: and fTqfes-PnlIy Troyer, January Goth; Mary
BoyIes. April 10Th John Mciiolricls, May lst !;
I Thomas Dram. May 21st Polly Sonner; JYly
2}d: Mary Longstreth, Sept. 18th Geo " IA
ger. Nov. 10th. Also, buried at Poor House
IAN unknown man, found dead on clay pike
or the inmates remaining January Let 1875.
there arc: Sane males, 2G; sane iem5ies, 10 :
insane males, s; insane females, 10; blind males
3: blind females, /. Americans, 50 foreigners
p. Residents of the relief district o-; non on.
residents. 2 Average number OF inmates per
/ month, 50 average cost OF each inmate week
/ ", sI.58, which includes lS3q mSals TO traidps
/ during the year, i LiLhh' @'e"""'
AUGUST DUE POOR HOUSE AS PER AUDITORS
| REPORT. .. -,
Amt due from County Jau'y l, 1s75....s 4,slo g
| Amt paid y. II. Criste, Esq ..-....-... " v, v,
/ Amt as per following statcment...... CO.. "a
ReGuisitiou for 1875. ...... o,cCo Oo
M.5e3 50
Amount Orders paid, 1s75--........ 1O'116 s.
Balance in favor of Poor House. = 3'7s7 oo
AMOUNT nue. POOR HOUSE.
F.o-n John J. Evans for hides. ....-.......s 46 59
/ William Slick note te................. leo 90
j. s Sf-aver. Esq, Committee Of
Mrs. Charlton ............ OIL VI
sG57 81
| WE. the undersigned Directors of the Poor of
! Cambria county. do certify that the foregoing
is correct statsnent OF fhe oc ,be
year A. ID. 1875. All which is respectfully SUD-
witness our hands, this 21st day OF January
ANsERtNN ANaRtNs TfAtEEkkEN' rLtEk directors.
JESSE PATTERSON,