The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-23


other dip into the pleasant past, showing
that the north no less thar the south of En-
rope is indebted to Catholic DAYS and Cath
olic minds for much of their beauty and
historic memories. The Letters ofa Young
Irishwoinan' go on as gracefully as ever,
and six Sunny Months" continue sunny.
The Great Strike at Errickdale" is a strong
though sad story, written with strange
power. Modern Melodsts' discusses Schu-
mann chiefly. Poetry is well represented
in "Longings" and "A March Pilgrimage"
The present number ends the twelfth vol
ume of this magazine, which seems to grow
stronger and brighter with every year of it's
existence.
LOCAL Observation-Disclosures are the
names of the several officers elected in Cam
bria, Munster, Croyle and Barr townships
and Summerhill and Chest Springs boroughs
op Tuesday last. Next week, if space per-
mits, we will give list of the officials chosen
in all the other districts of northern Cam
bria:
Cambria Twp.-Justice, Edward Griffith ;
Supervisors, Humphrey Francis and iona.
Lewis; Constable, Edward Owens; School
Directors, Griffith J. Lloyd, with a tie he
tween Benj. Lloyd and Geo. Cuttings; Judge
of Election, John j. Davis; Inspectors, ID.
Lewis and u. T. Reese Auditor, John
Owens; Clerk j. Tibbott; Assessor, o. j
Lloyd.
Munster Twp.-Supervisors, Dennis Far
rem and Matthias Farbaugh; Constable, Pat.
Smith; Auditor, Edward Farren; Judge of
Election, John Farren; Inspectors, Robert
McKim and - Sharp. One hundred votes
exactly were polied in this township, which is
probably a larger number than has ever before
been trotted out at Spring election in said
district.
SummitviIle Bor-Burgess, Panl McKen-
ma; Justice, John Lynch; Constable, John
Gillespie; Council, j. W. Condor, Jas. NJ.
Gilin, John Riffel, Henry II ughes and j ohm
f. Storm; School Directors, John Lynch and
Michac! l.. Murphy, with tie between
Daniel Criste and Michael Murphy; Judge
of Election Henry Hughes; Inspectors, An
drew Stewart aud Michael Murphy.
Croyle Twp.-SuPervisors, Allen Sharp
and Aaron Sherbine; Constable, A. H. Pen
rod; School Directors, Sam1 Plummer. Leo
Wiss; Auditor, John Brown; Judge of EIec-
tion. John Vaniken; Inspectors w. j. Nipps
and VIM. II. Diamond; TWP. Clerk, j. r.
Cooper; Assessor, John Rorabaugh. In the
South Fork school district d. W. Luke and
DO. -,'h Croyle were elected school directors.
Barr =. Justices, Geo. F. Fresh and
T. Fl sherry: w. -"'A. George Krug; Su-
School Directors. Casper smith. Sheriff
and Samuel d. Patterson; Auditor, ~.
Kirsch; Judge, s. y. Patterson; Inspectors,
j. ID. Ager and j. j. Kirsch; Twp. Clerk,
NJ. j. Kirsch.
Chest Springs Bor- Burgess, John wag-
ner; Council, Jos. Westner, Jos. Cramer,
John Connery, ID. G. Little and Henry Mel
lon; Constable, Andrew Cailihan; School Di-
rectors, Jos. Wertnsr, Francis Cramer and
Silas AcGough; Judge of Election, John
Connery; Inspectors, Edward Fry aud Harry
Miller; Auditor, Thos. Callihan.
go
BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MARCIA very interesting and delightful
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opens with an elaborate illustrated article
Japan aud then follows several other en-
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are good, and many of them superior to any
thing published in this country. There are
charming love stories, some nice adventures.
one capital sea yarn, and poetry well worth
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Wheel - CT Love Her - :" A Social Chang
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"A Star Gazing Excursion )" The Heiress
and her Guardan-A Tale of English Conn-
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tune ;" .'The. Hammock = ga Misunder-
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YOUNG PEOPLES SToRY-TELLER-' The
Child of the Wilderness. "A True Story or
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BoROUGH MISUNDERSTANDING is a re-
mort of the votes cast and for whom AT the
mnpicipal election held in this borough on
Tuesday last
West Wurd.-Bnrgess. H. kinkead, ID. ot'
Thomas Davis, r.. 4S; David Lewis. Iem;, q.
school Directors Jas. j. Oatman. D.. 6S; WIN.
n SechIer, D.. co; Thomas Grifhth, r.. 49, Wm
Gemept r. 46: John Lloyd, Tenn. le; A. 4.