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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

The evil effects of bad example, are
shown in the announcement that the San
francisco ladies, determined not to let
those Elmira folks get ahead OF thcm
with monument 10 Adam, are going
TO erect statue Of Eve. Before or al
ter her fally
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

Rev. John Wesley, local preacher,
and reputed to be direct descendant
of Charles Wesley, is supplying the
pdlpit at Carroll where he has seen
several souls converted.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

"Nol Algelnon, dear, say that the
boy shall not be brought upon the bot
tic: Look at his grandpa's nose l"-
Worcester Gazette.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

The most delicate, the most sensible
Of all pleasures consist in promoting
the pleasures of Others. Bruyer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

SAND.-If one should give me a dish
of sand and tell me there's particles of
iron in in it, l might look with nay eyes
for them and search for them with my
clumsy fingers aud be unable to find
them, but let me take magnet and
sweep it, and how it would draw to it.
self the most visible parcicles by the
mere power of attraction The unthank-
full heart, like my finger in the sand,
discovers no mercies; but let the thank
full heart sweep through the day, and
as the magnet finds the iron, so it will
find in every hour some heavenly bless
ing; only the iron in Gods sand is gold.
%. w. Holmes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30

The presiding elder of Concord dis
trict has inaugurated series of evan
gelistic preachers meetings in the
northern part of the state, which in
every case thus far have resulted in
promoting more or less revival inter-
est.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-30
IMpORTANTlLETTER
From q Distinguished Physician

MO single disease has cntaiied moro suffering or
~ hastened the breaking up Of the constitution
than Catarrh The sense ofBmell, OF taste OF eight
ofhearng, tho human voice, the mind, one or moro
and sometimes NIL yield 20 is destructive influence.
stscts eycry Vital force, and breaks up the most
robust OF constitutlons Ignored bccauee but litte
by. quacks and charlatans, those suffering from
- have little hope to be relieved OF It this side
msnt terrible disease BY remedies within the
reach of all passed into hands az once competent
method adopted by DR.. Sanford In the preparation
eaSe M its,y ~ succesa % yben n n.na
remedies fa, because It strikes OF the root Of the
disease viz, the dcfd(ed blood, while II heals tho
liberated membrane by direct application TO tho
nasal passages Its action 70 based on certain nxcd
rules. and unless the vital forces are too far
hausted must In tho great majority Of cases. effect
seoure-~@ nro pp.pp NJ n 9
Eo1soorr BIocE, SO. rRAMIseIkx. Oct. !. 1874.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CENTLEMEN,-we have sold sANFoRD's RADI-
VI CAL CURr for nearly one year and can say
candidly that we nevor sold a similar preparation
that gavo such universal satisfaction. We havo
10 learn the flrst complaint yet.
We are not In the habit of recommending pat
Ont medicines, but your preparation meets tho
wants of thousands, and we think those sfictod
suffering. will DO relieved. We have been in tho
drug business for the past twelve years constantly,
the rest. II you see proper you use this letter
Very truly yours, % 3. D. BALDWIN & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington. Ind, Feb. 70, l576.
Zach package contains Or. sanford's Improved
cases. Price, oo. For sale SGi By ali wholesale VIZ and
Setsil Druggists and deslsTs throggh1gt the United
AGENTS and Wholesale DYuggists, boston. Mass.
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AdxertIsIng Rstes.
RAILROAD r1Mx-rABL
TRAINS LEAVE NrDDLEBuRY.
ADDISON RAILROAD

Mixed train leaves III at 80 A. NJ; arriving at
Leicester Junction att 80 A. M.
Mixed train leaves Leicester Junction at 620
T.. NJ. at arriving at II 8 80 +. al.
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BALSAM AND PINE:
TWO IN ONE.
PONDS
EXTRACT,

The Wonder of Healing.
1T STOPS ALL HEMORRHAGESs
It Cures all Inflammatory Diseases.
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.
TUEIocK, stanislaus Co. Cal.

TCEIOCK, Stantsiaus Co, Cal,
Jan. 80, 1850.
ing til Pioneer Sketches would draw their last
breath, as l do not wish 10 crowd your valuable
columns. | wrote several letters which were not
published; hence. came to tho conclusion either
that they were not worth publishing, or else that
you had no room for them, OF else that the mail
car fell through bridge OF took fire. or robbed
OF Udiu5btS matter, and that letters were lost
III the letters were written they certainly were
never recsived.-ED. G. = ] But cannot hold my
peace any longer.
The old grey bearded man Of the north pole
has visited right after the woman with two
heads, and has spread his icicles like hoar- frost
We had snow all over the plains, from mountain
to mountain. and all over the mountains. the
2sth inst, and ice formed inch thick FOR scYcrs
consecutive nights. It beats all. No such weather
has ever been seen here. It !s thought that II Is
State OF Maine. We planted cur potatoes the
22d and they are not mp yet; but, perhaps, buried
in their final rosting-placc.
The grain must suffer, az 10 Is lust sproutinx OF
Just up. The tender spears OF wheat are blcached
white. II is most aboulnsble weather indescriba
bly, mean for = mild climate like this. Tho whest
Is all soUn here, and much Of t must suffer. st not
perish
arrived here al ranch Just before the storm in
fact he brought the storm with him ard Is laugh
ing In his sleeve about Il or something else The
thouEhtless man 10 bring sSch calamity where
meuts rules. Bat il Is. The only consola
tton IS that he has TO suffer with the rest. Yes
there Is another consolation for Californian.-thai
is that II Will not be cold FOR them In the world
to come. The telegraph has posted you on the
cold snap ere this. but thought would write il
ont AT sny rate. Ny glasses now frozen tn ny
nose at least the glass part is as hard quartz
and my feet are cold with three patrs Of socks on
and three extra pair in my trunk The ink is freeI
ing. I viii write again.
Yours ROE ROY
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IH MENORIAM.
RoB ROY.

WHEREAS, II has pleased our Almighty Crea tor
70 take from our dear and belovsd brother.
MARK BCRGooS. who was an exemplary member
OF this Society: therefore be IL
RgsolueG Ey the members OF 81 hTirf. zei's Total
Abstinence and Benevolent Society that while we
bow with humble submission TO the viii OF Al
mighty God. none the less mourn for our dear
brother who has been taken from
Resolrsd. That In the death % MATE BUFCCoE
this Society sustains tho loss OF dear brother
exemplary mem ber.and valued friend.
ResoIted That In sorrow for the loss of our
Tear brother VIC find consolation In the belief that
all is we'll with him for whom mourn, and ths
loss has been his gain.
Resolvcd, That VIC remember him IN oar prayers.
and the call Of cur SpIritu.l Director. 20 IN =
body to communion. al = Mass Q; ReqIiet TO DC
offered !0- tho rcy1ss Of his soul.
Resofrcd That these resolutions be spread upon
the records OF the Society. copy thereof be trans
mitted 20 the family % deceased Sud another q
tie CAHRRIA FREENEA y fo= publication.
JAMES ". DALEY,
losErB CEANEE, COMMITTEES.
I. J.. BEa auLEY,
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SErEI-F's StLEs.-The following described zeal
estate disposed OF at public sale by Sheriff
Griffith. st the Court House, in this place, Mon
day last.
Rgh:. tiJIeand interest CT John Ifirps and I ris
LLOYD, SusqushEnna township. 20 5SJ acres and
1s4 uerchcs sold 70 Anthony Htle tor 81, ,OOl-
Right, t!.le and Interest OF same parties u i5S
acres and 1872 perches in same tJwuship; sold 70
Anthony Hiie Tor $3.50.
Right, title and interest Of same parties TO s.
acres aud 81 perehes IN same township cold to r
A. Irwin for 500.
Right. title and interest of same 70 % acres II
same township; sold 70 F. 4. Irwin for SIS.
Right. title and interest Of John Sharbaugh to !
house snd lot, and also p lot. in SummityiiIe Dor
ough- sold to DR.. NJ 7. Buck-the house and lot
for $50 and the lot FOR SIS
The sale Of the Aug. Walters property was con
tinueG
The fret tract land the above list Is Of the
hssttimheTed IN Northern Cambria, ard as = result
the bidding II was quite lively, vouldbe buyer:
from Indiana, Clearieid snd Blair counties be ne
present in force. Tho purchaser. Mr.. HE, reside.
in Cic.rhed county. and Is the fatherin-lsw OF Mr.
Hips, one OF defendants in the writ which IS mark
ed 'Hipps and lloyd
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SfC-t on FErsE.-I r5--cs f- COVE ruFT ] Naff--
10 shoat-, boar. brood so--, ~ chickens s tar
KEYS.
PRODUCTS gr F1--l-7z tons hay 20 bus. eat=. 80
Flf corn lu r.rs, 1870 tus- Pu-lt1rs. Zz-1 heads
cah6aSes. 23y1 lbs. p5r 5sl lb-. seal. lbs calf
hides % bus. onions.
Manufactures ig Isc T7s'f-ufiou-l5 thfs z7G
soap. -5-1 lbs hard soap, hhls. E1ur kraur 2sa
qts. canned fruit rs gal. apple butter. 20 mems
shirts, ls prs pUuts, lp prs. Cverai So urs uE1s1
socks - chem Is-. = re=5rz saHl ues 1r.rc-z
- skirts. = pairs stockings. IS uHIuen-s cane
shTouts- p prs rnitt=us. 2s pillow slips - sheets
= pillows. 20 bolster. q bed ticks sun hauurts
l3 chlldrsu's dresses. infants slips infants
skirts, 10 Clndren's aprons chilI-en's skirts 20
chllcTels chc--lsf7, 3 Dog sultr. -5 rlle- towels
IysFLTEs. &C. --7 ----sE.
Number oC inmates Jaru-rs 1. 1879. ..-.--.-s
saIu during the ve1T..- 1
admitted during the
Dischareed- removed, SC, during ne ycl-. CO
I-tl iilTiHE lGe Esl7----. g JH
Remaining In House Jan. J. lss5...............- IS
Ezr-sr gf IN --ss --ro died a-t-g .tr r--r--Ia,os
Iush fhiiull. aged -: Margaret Coleman. 7red
SIS fr-tcIl'E Sl-i--- sEr' ~ L-aas Hl-.-
teolu-r1 ,, aged 1908 homes Jones, aged s.
ti the Inmates Remaining Tsu-zrr 81. 1850. there
are Sane rla.a-. S.- sane female. - iurane
~-les = Insane --s-- blind 1a - q: bllrd
ieu-ales. T. Average number af inmate 7u.lr- the
year. a. Yum -z- -t l--5- al. A.. y-lauG- a. Nurl-
ucr iat meals 90 tramp -7l- decrease from last
year l6ls -e--ease from ls--. 61.-
Given under orr hands 81 the C'1-lszir1s-s'
ot-cH- l- tlT1Fllr-. This - -h E1r uI f4uuzrv 8.
u. l>-7- PHILIP Sf-ELIE
EaTll ElLL5.S -rl.lo-s
~ H Cl--,EILi
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plications for license, as follows, to Wit:
TAVERN IIcESsK.
Allegheny Twp.-Cie Gorge 9. Brecn.
Barr TNp.-Nicholas Lambour.
Cambria Boro'.-Henry Gore. Thomas Judge
Charles Boyle; John KNIT Bernard Fitzpstriek
Michael Halleran, Edward Howe Peter Roth John
y. h. Gallagher. LET ward George Aisner. Miehse
CarroIitown Boro'.-Edward L. Binder Law
renee Schroth, julius Steich. Andrew Haug.
Carroll Twp-Edward W. Reed.
Chest Twp.-Joseph Rhody, George Crook.
Chest Springs Boro'.-John Litzinger, H. !
Hsdds Christopher SweitIer.
Cieariieid Twp p.-Thomas DumPhy-
Conemsugh Boro'--JOhn ksrr, Joseph NunseT.
George Held, I7t ward John Murton John Ger
hart, Frederick Boiler, John SwSrtzmsn. C. J. /
Charles Hoffman Lawrence Reich Joseph DALEY,
Hugh Greenwood, Joseph Horner, Mrs. Bridget
C-oyIe TwD.-j ohm Nretzzar, Peter Brown.
East Conemsugh Boro'.-Leonard Kest, Alarga5-
Ebensburg Boro'-Thoma, H Heist. East ward
joseph Heininger, John A. Blair, Christina Fos-
Elder TwpEThomas OFT.
Franklin Boro' Peter Rubrit1
tf2.lIjzn Boro,-Albert Bender. james Nauls,
Johnstorn Boro'.-E. H. DiIloner. John Y. Shat
fer, Thongs Kinney, John Schihauer. Neil Shar-
key. Thomas :. Davis, John Cosd John McIier-
nitt. Philip Shultheis- Conrad Ras5. JOS Grouse,
Patrick O'Connell. 1st ward Joseph Shoems / sr,
Philip II HeTtzngsr, David H Davis Henry
Eritz < Catherine Nomer, stephen Q"irk. John
Gsus, Joseph R0xler. John Ksab George K1ab,
Adam Biershaus. William Thomas CEarlcs Zim-
nerInSD, David Falcon John Fritz, Charles kast,
John II. King, Robert Fagersor. Mary Cros-Iu.
5rd ward; Oscar Grsf-, John a .Stemfne- Er-s
eTick Roam, W i. ThUl-pSoD. Cstlzrinc It0g~Ifug.
lth ward J. B. Ogden, 5th ward Henry SheG-r,
eth ward.
I-oretto Boro' '.-F1orian BengeIe, 4. J. Christy.
Aliivllle Boro' '.--fsyaa 4. JaTlcs Neal NcAn-1y,
Henry Won Ait Joseph Fieldhouse. Ist ward f; John
Hcran. Thomas NcDermftJ, end ward
Portage Twp. = Eiei
Richlsnd Twp.-Christins Helms. Bernard NSees
SummItviiIe Boro'.-Joseph WsIsser, Chr!stiaa =
Z Reich
Tunqei HIN Bore --ratrisk. FI,zpatrick, An
thony hcCue, Patrick C'iowd. Michael AJcNcrris
pper 6Caer Iwp.-jacOb Roehsu, James o.
. Conner.
Washington Twp -Chri,touhcr Eobine Michae
q. bradley. Q 4. George, John H Clark, aIHr
garet Hciiy.
WIimo-o Bo-o'.-CfccrEe Wc1dercth.
EATTSG HoUsE LICENSE
Carroi!towa BCro.-F. x c. EgeT, Heary Blum
William 9. Schroll-
CTallitzin Boro' Andrew Cfcs-ie-.
Jchnstown BcrO'.-Eliztbcth huhic-, End ward
Jacob Feud. Charles Wehn. sth vgrrd.
Washington 1Wp.-Gecrgc :. - hss ierer. Pete
( Brown.
wumore Boro---P. T Kirby. John S-hroth.
QUART LTCEysE.
Johnstown Boro'--John Ludwig, Fisher s Go.
2rd ward
&. =. ODONNEI.I. Prothonotery.
Prothonotary's once E5ensburg. Feb. 9, lss9.-3t
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Try not 70 pass the old man said.
L call my edge; twas you that led :"
A tear stood In the young mans eye,
And from his lips escaped ace high,
ira " mixer

Try not to pass - the old man said, in the BE-
ginning. AT that time, draw poker had nothing
whatever to do with IL. and the old man was en-
deavOring to induce his daughter to psss =. Blu
menthaI's Great Eastern Boot snd Shoe Store,
Illq Eleventh avenue, Altoona. She drew from
the old mans iaps cold deck. which indicated n
dollar or two. nd she said You can buy for me,
from BluIncnthal the incest pair OF shoes for that
sum Of rnonev you ever laid eyes on - He needed
the song of the siren, and went in and came out
pie. .ed-iikevyise his daughter. All other fathers
aud daughters are advised 70 follow The exaoIpie
have tried 10 exemplify-
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stIII an Opportunity to seeure Won.

still an Opportunity to Sc cure W on
derfuI RarR Rfns.-l have still on hand hne
lot Of hrst class Heating Stoves. which an will
ing to sell at the prices asked for them before
the recent advance. or shout one-hslf what they
really worth at thls time. Also, few Cooking
Stoves and Ranges, which I selling at Less
than the present wholesale pcices. Also, a large
lot Of Sleigh Bells at the old lowest prices. or
about ono-hsif what they will likely he worth next
winter Il full stock OF General Hardware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons. Silver
Plated Ware. ReyoIvers, &c, &c.-all Of which
selling ut less than the present wholesale prices
Also, have a few first class Moving Machines.
which will be sOld for cash at great reduction in
prices, OF exchanged for good young horses. These
opportunities are only offered until lay in my
new Spring stock. Gro. HUEILEY.
EbensburE Feb. 10. 1880.
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he who drinks and goes away
But ne who drinks between the dr'nl
Etrhf crirkfY In the zmtter sins

Francis Murphy, tho temperance msn, made
use Of language similar TO the foregoing in Altoona
the other evening and arising vote, was him
sell in the majority But We ask him and Eil his
g1pporters-we ask them in all siucerity-Tould
there have been q majority, there or elsewhere,
against this proposition; That Simon Rendhe!m,
next door TO tho First National Bank, Altoona,
sell rcsdy made clothing cheaper than ready-madc
clothing can be bought elsewhere We sucss not
The NIurphyi:cs and everybody else go 10 Simon
X BendheIir's when they want somcthinS nice.
ucv cheap nd reasonable.
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wTvEs of great men all romini as
We may make our wives s1bliEe.
And departinz ic1ve behind rs
NTEAn.rz -....r-r ~ Z. an u r-.a

Our endeavor IS not 70 make widows, but % give
advice which. n followed, viii evolve respectable
husbands This advice reduced 70 p nut shell, is :
Go ye husbands. n Jas. T. Murphy's Star Cloth
ing Han, 100 Clinton street. Johustown, when you
want TO attire yourFef IN such rainnent as cannot
All 70 fsl IN with the liking Of 10th yourself and
wife with prices and styles 70 salt both OF you.
All persons living IN Cambria county who have
rey--l 20 Ety,s AL f.essc7e- ~ csrris ls--E-i =
- -fg--lv = rr~el"
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Loo ROLLING EETRAORDTSART.- Such
frequent reference has been made Of late to
the logging business in this ana adjoining
counties that we certainly feel under obliga-
tions 70 our obscrvant and obiioing friend,
DR.. II. r. 3. C-eery, Of this place, for the
following facts in relation to this very i'm
poItant branch of industry The figures
given represent the number of feet OF square
timber put in or to be put into the Susque-
hanna river and its tributaries during the
present winter, anG the territory included
extends from four miles above to sixteen
miles below Cherrytree, Indiana county, the
only exception to the latter rule being the
3, 900, 900 feet with which the list closes, the
scene of that log Job being some twenty
miles below Cherrytree Here are the facts:
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The BOHOUGH ELECTION MKT TUESDAY.
The annual election for officers for Ebens-
burg borough will be held next Tuesday,
18th instant, and, owing to the cloSeness of
the vote, either party claiming no more than
= half-dOZen majority, considerable local in
tereSt attaches to the contest. The Offices to
be filed by the borough at large are Bur
CESS, 10 serve one year; two School Direct
ors, 3 years each, and two Auditors, one for
5 wears and the other for years The pres
ent Burgess is Lieut.. f. J. Humphreys, who
will doubtless be his own successor In so far
as the Republican nomination goes. The
two retiring School Directors are MIR. William
Clement and Dr. d. W. EvSrs-the latter
having been chosen TO fill six months va
caucy in the board OccaSiOned By the election
Of Thomas Griffith, Esq, 70 the Shrieyalty OF
the county. MI George J. Rodgers was
yeaT ago elected an Auditor, but since that
date has removed TO Fayette county TO live,
and his resignation has been forwarded
The election for an Auditor fnT years is
therefore to fill such vacancy, while the
choosing OF an Auditor for years y in the
regular nature Of things. All the foregoing
named gentlemen are Republicans. In both
the East ward and the West ward the usual
complement Of ward officers, such rs consta-
oles, coCncIlmen, judges and inspectors or
election, etc. VIII be called to the front
Generally speaking. the West ward is Dem
ocratic, while the last ward is always dead
sure the other way. As We stated before,
considerable interest IS felt IS % how the re-
turns shall read next Tuesday evening. Ever
. and always up 70 last fall, the Republicans
had an apparent majority in the borough,
and parcelcd ont everything, OF either honor
or profit, 70 suit themselves. Now, we i'm
agine. tie majority is Democratic, and it
would only he paying our opponents in their
own coin to turn the tables in 4 way not to
be misunderstood, and gather in the harvest
to our own use and hehoof. Let good can
p!ish that result. The experiment is worth
trying, anyhow.
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THERE was a man who had 4 clock,
His name wss Matthew Mears,

THERE was a man who had clock,
His name was Matthew Mears,
He wound IL regular every day
For fcur-and-twenty years.
At last his precious timepicce proved
An eight-day clock to be.
And 4 nsdder man than Mr.. Mears
/ would not wish TO
Tbs aforesaid Mr.. Mears does not live in Al
toona, he would have known better. He would
have known that that man Bob Adams OF the 10
gan House not only indicates to inquirers eight
day and twenty-four hour time. but aso when il I
bedtime In addition. II T. likely that he or any
body else would say that the very cheaPest plae'
where n person could buy n suit Of ready Una d
clothing at prices to run lower than the lowest
would he a. Godfrey VOLTS, next door TO the post
Office Altoona Let our resdeTs make 8 msmors Z
dunn OF this latter fact.
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Following e the report Of Mr.; y; A. I.yte. Prin-
ciPsi Of the EbensburE Borough Schools, for the
month Of January, 1880:
Report Of Roo-. Nc. 1-F A. Lyte. Teacher.
Male FsmsIe Total
s1.fsI. 40; Of pupils in ''''adaa0e.:.s Z 3
Repsrf Of Roo-. No. Sc. Y. Barker, Teacher.
Male. FemsIs Total
no. of pupils ia Attendsuce....It Is
kgecsss Per ssss Of ~ IS: .s .s =
Names OF pupils, present every day during the
month: Mamie Jones. Minnie Linton, Annie
liams, Sherman Clement.
Report Of Room No. s-hiss Mo-y Shentla, Teacher
Male. Female. Total
No OF pupils In attendance 2 8
Per cent Of " SIS s. 20
Names OF pupils present every day during the
month; Annie Beynon, Annie Evans. Rattle Ro-
berts, Katie Evans Allie Jones, Mary Roberts. An
ME Humphrey. Agnes Richardson, Nolis iarmsn,
George Poster George Jones Herman Jones, I'd
mund Miller, Freddie Davis, Schuyler Davis, Fl ar
y Williams, Willie Humphrey.
Report Of Room No. L-Bis, AHie lloyd, Teacher.
Male. Female. Total.
No OF pupils in Attendance....24 Is g
Per kSecs5s 6s5; Of .a 81 a !: s.
Names Of pupils present every day during the
month Renie Evans Fanny Richardson. Katie
Evans Frank Kennedy, Harry Fry, nIiIt. Connsil.
Report Of ROo=. No. 5-lHrs. Z. H. LfnioE, Teacher.
Male. FemAle. Total.
No. Of pupils IN sttendance....2s IS -
Average .-..23 Ia 81
Per cent. OF .-..S3 81 SIS
Names OF pupils present every day during the
month Agnes Kitteil. Rose Kittell, BERTHE Davis,
Boyd Foster, BERTHE Hcininger, Oscar kinkead,
Eddie Linton, Sherman Mason, James McCabe,
Harvey Miller, Hiram Roberts, Frank Thomas
Repor; Of Roor. No. 6-niss n. z. Jones, Teacher.
Male. Female. Total.
No. OF pupils IN sttsndznce...-22 y -
Average .--.lo II &c
Per cent. Of ....57 70 So
Names OF pupils present every day during the
month: Hattie Dougherty, Maggie McCabe. Julia
Conneli, Daisy Henderson. Charlie Dougherty,
Josie Heininger, Eddie Pagan, Stanton Davis,
John Kirschner, Leonard Jones
Whole number Of pupils in tho rooms: Male,
las; Female, 100; Total, 254.
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Two OgGASs. s.-Regulate first the stomach h
second the liver especially the first, so as to
perform their functions perfectly, and you
will remove at least nineteen-twentieths Of
all the ills that mankind is heir 10, in this or
any other climate. Hop Bitters Is the only
thing that will give perfectly healthy natural
action to these two organs.
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=cr4I AND Personal

--sa-s,r.. BoEoUSB MEETING "A
~, = ne Democracy OF Eoensbnrs
- WIZ Rid ~ TIE Court House 20
- .S..arday) evening. at ~ O'Clock,
-. --rg5sa Ct nominating a ticket to be
=. - a. -Le election Oh Tuesday next.
'-ss MANY DEMOCRATS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the ac-
IN oornt OF Louis Wehn, Assignee Of Casper
Wehn and vile, has been Hied n tho Office OF the
Prothonotory Of Cambria county. and unless ex-
ceptions DC nled thereto viii be confirmed on tie
hrst Monday Of March, next.
g. = . DJl4-45I1IB Erotlclo ota-y.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-13

NOTICE Is hereby given that the first
and husl sccount Of Joseph Criste. Assignee
on AugustIt D. Cristc, for the benefit Of creditors
has been fled Ga the office OF the Parliamentary Of
Cambria county. and unless exceptions be hle1
thereto viii be confirmed on the hrst Monday d
March next
G r. O'nONNT.I-Is g'rothonotary.
Trothnnotsrv's OfHce. Ibens sbuIg. Feh. . 1sso.-st