The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-10

Our PUBIIC SCHOOLs.-PrOf. Z. A. Lyte,
/ Principal Of the EbensbuTg public schools,
has kindly furnished US the subjoined report
Of the average attendance, etc, at the sew
eral schools during the month of September:
Report Of Room l-F. 4. Lyfe Teacher
Male Female. Total.
Number Of pupils on the rolls u
Per cent. Of " ............ss s2 -
Report Of Room a-E. 7. Berke7- Teacher.
Male Female. Total.
Number Of pupils on the roll. II II .
Per cent. of ......-----.'+ 81 81
Report Of Room s-1fiss Mary Shenkel, Teacher.
Number Of pupils on the roll. % q 50
AIsyeTage attendanee-.- - aS -
cry day during the month Lizzie kirschner- Ed
mund Miller, Herman Connell, AIollie Evans,
Schuyler Davis.
report Of Room MISS IIlie lloyd, Teachey
Male. Female. Total.
Number Of pupils on the roH..Io q 70
Average attendance.-.-.-.-.-.-ls Is -
Per cent. of .........,, ~ % 90
List OF pupils who were present every day during
the month: Linda Jones. Fanny RchisOn. Willie
Richison. Amy Barker. Mary Shoemaker. Andrew
Pagan. Irene Evans, Ida Kennedy Frank kenne-
DIV. Ida Berg. Katie Kirschncr, George Dick. Thad.
Evans, Milton Connell. Philip Evans, Harry Fry,
Thannie Davis.
Report Of Room 5-Nbs. L. H. Linton, Teacher.
Male. Female. Total.
Number Of pupils on the roll. % n ~
Average attendance. ......'..23 Us Us a. 81
Per cent. Of -.....---...93 " V
List of pupils who were present every day during
Ki1IienI Amelia HoveH Bnrte Davis Eddie Lin
ton Ella Howell Herschcl Davis, Sherman Mason,
Bertha Hitshuc Raymond Pagan. Harry Owens,
Agnes Myers, Leonard Huntley. Hiram Roberts,
Jessie Morrow. BERTHE Heininger, Frank Thomas,
George Slough.
Report Of Room G-Miss Harriet z. Jones' Teacher
Male. Female. Total
Number OF pupils on the roll. % IS IS
Per cent. of ............92 81 50
List OF pupils who were present every day during
Heiningcr. Mollie Thomas. Mary kinkcad- ChaS.
Pagan. Julia C0nneI Katie Pagan.
Maes alD is7 "i5ESi fe@aIes Si lit III total 81 "
The schools arc in a prosperous condition;
interested the welfare Of the pupils to visit the
schools whenever opportunity seems TO occur.
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STEAM GEIsT MILL BURNED.-We are
sorry indeed to chronicle the loss by fire of
the steam gTiSt mill, one Of the most com
pcte in the county, of Mr.. Michael J. Nagle,
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, at
about the hour of ; o'clock Tuesday morning
last The mill was located in Carroll town
ship, and at the time of the mishap Mr..
Nagle was away from home. His family
were aroused from sleep by the roaring of
the flames, and upon repairing to the scene,
found all efforts for the saving of the pro
peTty futile. In addition to valuable ma
chiucry destroyed, which, with the building,
will run Mr.. Naglc's loss up to about $4,000,
there were large quantities Of grain stored
in the edihce, the wheat alone being eSti-
mated at one thousand bushelS-and which
further fed the flames. Saddest to say. there
waSinOt cent of insurance on either building,
machinery or grain, it being impossible to
obtain insurance on structures of the kind
at any reasonable rate. The origin of the
fire Is involved in doubt, though il is thought