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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
An OHIO BLOWOUT.
A Couple of Botiers That Driftsd
Into space Yesterday, and the
Yatal Result Of Their Trip

Yorsostoxs, o., Aprii % "A Issfsl
.u-ident oocurrei here this evening
Juss about ssI o'cock stssss cas- t~rri'
he sIplosssa, The sboes a which erss'
ted much eonsisrnstlon, and % -
earned, slmosf inm,diaf<iy that 800
boilens q the Tod Tssnes % bssss
mi hs<I klosa %. Tee a tbs Den
we're iasssady kiDcd cad hvs esbsss
voasdsd. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
THE Love FEAST IN PENNSYLVANIA
Macs Washington Democrats Happy -
Tiisn'S Pu,liiYs Suceessog-Ihe
IarH Question Fixing Things
Ter the Count 10 1880.
NO AoRk q TO
Ths Democrats In Congress Preparing 10
secure . square Count In 1850.
WAsuIxgrox Anil IN

NN@aNA - Ae'Ss
WASHINGTON, April 10.
sys,ial Dsp@l,h ~ tke Register
The first reports IN regard TO yesler-
days raucus Of Dsmocnliic senator's
were not cosrvyL have aseertAihed
to-day that the attendance was slim,
and that there Wss an understanding
that no senator should be bound by the
action Ot Yesterday. Il was, however,
Informally agreed that the plan Of the
Democratic members Of the sslect senate
Committee on the Electoral Count, al
rrady published, should be reported.
The iudiraiiOns are that Democratic
senators will all vote for il. IL requires,
u will be- Tecollected, a concurrent vote
oi the two houses to reject a return
shere there il but one, aud concurrent
vote oi both houses Ia accept a return
where there are more than one return.
ln the latter case. IL neither return re-
criyes the vote oi both houses, the
states vote ~ not Ia b- counted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

Sf,rK BoNps-Dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
sKIRMIsaINa FoR sAhhY's
sHOksl
ras strOaE hsa VITA Broad Forshssas
Who CAn Carry Ns~ Iork. But
spssaAl ~ ths Reslstcr

" A>hlNofoNf NltA ~
One OF Mr. Randsll's sSaunchesi FOL
lowers, xho is, oiSurse, hbisn man,
pointed out 10 me to-day in Phiiadel-
phis paper q paragraph IN ~hch t Sss
stased that John ksuy wOuld support
Randall Cor President II nominated, ami
thai NeS York womb give him torty
thousand majority. Then, said !,
sths 'old man will not run. 'ph'
no. 7" said he, "Nr nl,ieu iilgO to C'n-
einnati 10 yindicAts himself and then
r,ire.p / did not have tme To ash him
il be believed Randall would tall heir
40 -the reysrsiOn.n Now, an Ohio Dem
ocr.t had pointed out tO me last ss s'g-
nifcantly . paragraph q tes days sSo IN
d. Wsshinxton Sar, in which it vas
.l.iea thsf Payue, Of Ohio, xas the
/ f<~or-d h.ir spparunt, and . Je~ett
- Ia only an hour before shoss ne
I~w,<l'. pscenrs. NTH the reaaArk,
ssreer,'s ths nan that en- carry kes
ye-k s-pnt<nS much skress upca the
~ Ta<k. Nov, Mr.. nlieA wih 20 ~
E--sru.r. with q rlrenx<h thst y not y
- is-pl-rd. He hes b>en h.diy trest
! a -.l hzs GOD e..As< sPae The A.n<r
"a poole. ba. Shsn he ss..rss ~. -.
1s 80. 80. sr,iss sssss. ssilHs< - -
- r<~rts can nsas ti.s canatl.k@
- - u.sn shoss nonlnak>e9neR
Ir-s - throwinx h,s so1s se11k'
I-s 49, Hs wili. hessyss. eez
- poser - a~ss a. aesSss -
nss 81 nsnin>s q - tsns>.os@-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

!. Z. Z. 80 s::; 4ss st 80; - q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
PRODUCE
sv y ora.

NEw YoRE, Aprll ~. totton -
Firm at II li.Glali lb-I6c lures qul-
ri but firm. Flour Dull kceipts ls,'
90 barrels. ,uperhne wesi't an J state
81 Ogs,i 10 gImmOn t ~ " Da
s 10. good 10 choice " ~ ~ white
wheat extra " 10. .itrs bbiO - 10,
NJ. Louis 81 sDCa7 OO. Mint-ptA ISisnt
prus.ss a. Osss so West-Wsahi
receipts ~ ~ bushels unk iie'i sprlag
81 l2iaI u 30 ; .pring'fl iWaS u;
ungra.,,-i 81 81 I7Csi IS No. 2 "a
al gsl Diised sinl-r ~ 20 3
white so. No 10 saler 500 bush
.l..utrial ?il No 2nsi seller hsI,
sale. v,ODO bushels, at tl 2stsl fsl.
..li., Inne. sals. +SiO0 bushels. tt
S2ifaI 25i CorD-Insntlye Tor cs.li
futys a shade bs. eIj f.cr'p.s t'h
bn(ri.. ungrsd.'i 81 tCs5?ici NO. . D.
.L., steamer 52fdb1io, Ma. 2 52iCl5sci I
X 2 seller May a. ti7lc, seller June
3a.l7lc. .Oas-licnyy; f-eipts 3s.'
40 bushels. ~hiu w--i-fn t2tetbc
s..,.rn u.lIei ;ga,s4lic. Hay and HoJs
-fiun ABd unchIsgsd. suysr-De.
mand Gir aud mari 4 6rm, lair 10 good
p0aing 5tn7Ic. Molas.~s Sominally ,
unrhanged. k,oe-Qui@t aud steady
Psroleum-Dull, United 7Jic; crude
,iS7!. rranrd : !c. Tsllo~-Quiet and
steady Al DaB il6c. kpsin-firm and
unchanged. Turp-nin. and ess
Ter at 32iGa33c. Eas -Quiei and hrn
western iOqlltc. Ptk-QuIet bnt frm
new ness 81 %, I'D so Osl0 %
Be.i-Quiet and s,ssdy Cot Meats-
Quiet long clear G.,, short clear 7te
Iard-Quiet hut hrm. prime steam 7ic
butter and unssttisi, ~estsfi
I2fg2lc. Chee~-Dgli, ssstsrn hDe j
aItic: skins ssllc whisty-Soml
nal st tl ~.
PnIADslSHIA, April ~. - Flour
Firm ior choice graiss Minnesota eItf
msdInm o. Is; gDpi o. rs; ehoIoe u "a
fancy " OO'sS i2i OHIO, good 70 cbo'o'
o. o.; fancy - - Nhssi lreguls
and rre.i-i, No. 2 rsi elevator u y
/ No. 2 red. s-llsS April, VI ~ hid, sl
asked; seller May 81 q bii VI 2ti Askee
.sii.r Junet ti gIt b,d, Si 20. sstei. ~
Ter Julyti I2i tod. 81 ~, s-ked. Coz
Market oofb.Iet iof syDi aud prio
forced Up llCg?c, western miItd,
track, J0ic, STEAMER, on trset. bs .
iec,ed 90; sail MIXED. ssliss Aprl. b
bad, SEC asked. seller Nsy ~ bid, ~
..ksd. selle, June tsic bid, t6lc aske
..IIs, Jaly a7c BID. fte askei. Osss
mn. Nj vhn~ tsie; No. 8 bsS(I<<
.siasxgr; No nssssd t0(slOl
a..-F,rm<s Aess BsS-j
~ Psk-N etl Mail %
smDs.sa.ossd eifsiots Hali u
atTte. Bstux--DsH ed wsnk
1870 .ssu 57s1zs-, Moo fosk ~
s.ss.SaSj es.sly. tossytvssls ssss,
49,; wssasss E,swStfs f1lSs&s
- % shy.~ w Snsss'
i Ip1fsr, f'sssplssn -sts.ds :
Sa.i Tts. wsshy-FrG q, 81 Io
co..ss. AprI ~. : Ro.,.--DrI, -.
,amissl. eb9ios sss,era spviuv "A f.s.
80 MinDcso,z rsirst p,sos-. A. -
~; psy,sos " jsssS Is 49,
Aeuss. ara .s,i h.si.ss. 40. = Cs1ssg
seass . NE lA aAAh ll ~ -
Jsly No 5Ts. 49, 49,
s.s,y ,s,.s,. Ia IA. -. Nj A's ,.,s.a 80
Jas. p,s; ...iH ISlI n.s . 49,
Aie o.v-Isrl as -.l'ss nsI.
rste ssi,sr Jsss! ~ S,..,-ssssAy
--FlrB.sr si 5tiEs,- .t,ys end I
.n.l saslnalg u. ~. y c,O 0s ba
,i.~.s. aisi,sr al SO o - yuss
.n1siisr Nay; ~ y .ra-ss.sd,
SO M bed s~iIer lsr a 90 bA e.sl
s.d "a i.,r dsassd . es,,-s ,sss
ed ssilss n.y; Nssls-v..
81 10 ssilss Jaiy: b sssS "a. NJ
ssd :sssdg |. .lss.a - Sl@,
o..s..r. ;. A. 49,
f|||iI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
A ConfisSrAtion In Battle CresE.

DETsoII. April O-A dispatch from
Battle Greek, az noon, s,stes that tie
Potter Honse and Williams Houss are
on fre from cellar 10 rOoi. Help hiss
been tslegnPhed Tor from the ne'ghIor-
ing dties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL Markets sy rtl:saApH.
Money At 5 to 6 Per csnt-s~sn.
menh Strong-fouf DpIi-wAat
Active and Higher
Hogs Firm.
rIhAhUk
Nav York

NEw YoRK. April 30. - NoSS-
Al sad per cent Prime n srcantile %
per SAD per cent steriile rxchaite.
bankers bills dull at 81 3i. deaandnt
Sss Dry goods imports ior the xak
-, i75.OOO.
suysk-At London ~. pence; lsr
silver here ilii; subsidiary sIves cua
i(nl per cent. discount
roykRsakkn-SlTung
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
THE TREASURY.
The Result of Senator n. G. 0avls's
Searching investigation
Of Its Methods.

OF Its Methods.
A Succinct Synopsis Of the Report
Detailing the Disclosures ofan
Examination Extending
Over Three Years.
The Public Debt Made a Toy Ofby
Boutwell, and the Pliable Sub
Ordinates Of Mis- De-
partment.
The Books of the Treasury Filled
with Erasures and Altera-
tiOns Involving Hundreds
Of Millions of Dollars.
Glittering Opportunities for Frauds
Offered by the Present Repre-
henslbly Loose System OF
Issuing Bonds and Le-
gal Tenders.
A System Of Book Keeping In
Practice that Would Bring a
Private Banker TO the
Penitentiary.
Millions Flipped About Like Cop
pers, and the Records Al
tered to Suit a SeCre-
tary's Caprice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
Yesterdays FIRES.
Jacksonville In Planes.

CHICAGO, April SO.-A special from
Jack son vile, H., says that the most dis.
astrous hre 10 the history OF The city
broke out there about tvo O'Clock this
morning, destroying many business
houses on the south side. The heaviest
lo-crs are Wordswouh q Patterson,
hardy are; Matheson 4 Brenbon, hard
sare and stoves. DT. Bfosn's drng
store. A partial lisi Of insurance iopts
No so O0o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

WA.n-sro~. APssA -
a--~>ur H.nlin. = AsAns. = -
- ,-pvsksl snA d1>s>s>e4 - =
<.ls H..1>arsss. ssss - SZ
- - - s.,s ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

and from the statements Of Mr.. SEQ.
field, that the Register is the official
bookkeeper Of the Government and has
been from It's organisation, and that no
money can lawfully be paid into or out
OF the Treasury unless by warrants
which must be registered and finally
danosited in his ofice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

1 = o. - 49, cs---.al
|E8-MsuHhsr Il LaGn1ncnrs. Esw fosk
Ar.xAxs.1. RAs. JsA- 3. issa
| n a Wsrnr a o.
s sss, :, -. - ~ .ses,ss 49, ,s.,. -.
II II ps1zsl q o.cA havs unsd TIE eo<
\ A. sna hsa - v~tl - e~s<, - -,
~ Z1f:s:;:s.: -
i ro--s-l.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

tnF the Cllli tliAhcr ~ -
a. .hani.ns o. witness statsfAehi
msrs-d ..SiAismeIi No. 2, being
'I.tstensn, oi the reoeiPts, sH HPeDditnres
and outstanding principal OF the pup,
Br debt. interest and premium pail
tr,m $50 b. ISL, inclusive, o0ml4'ei
irom tie books in the Register oihoe'
"A. Yes, siT; | believe ! prepared ihA
xith my own haDds
o- Isee ia column headed Amounts
IN lhe s.iaed 20 receipts, marked %,
- OIs nd 10; aad another oae rn.fke1
-eR Al .Ooa.0cO; and then one s.sssss
u. SsG1Aosil6s. nskinx . teseA =
O. -. 81 y. -hssh yeo s.y h.
sAieA a rposipfk' Waist " meant ~
sh-fs-a' Thss y IN snpcrd.acs sifh
,hs sr.rsi.ry's Report q ISL H.
.s-sa.ss A. "a z0P>.5 essn e-,s -. ssc -
~. an stk<f - ecnortsS>r 80 - -
r,s.s.i : o~.ier, !. srkrr = As-.1etr ~ -.
. ss,-s. - !. - in,x11saiss d. -.
S'..-,,..s = Lsl-r<. ar s~s s-<s >-se..s
sss.. a. "a spps-r .pse sess sssAsi
q nss - ..issi h-r. ~ s~ss = -
s-~r.s1rxr "a - ns4<s.assd
% ~ nv ss.sssyy;ssss.'si-,kI-4a - =
80 Y xsssa, - h % s>sss - -
l <-t~l rr-t<-s p<<gnk
- ~. - e sesn sl.s>d a.ss7-4:
| n. -. -. szslsd r..rs ~ pr~fo -
@.<~-.5ir.ss<. sd ~ tsk&s - A4t<
vI..d = snpsst.n<e. -. = !.
l1TTT11eslsss : ~ svrl i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
rhiisds slpa,k !

PHILADsLrniA, April 70 - IT,
Quiet and prices abouAX kySin1
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud vjAdp
Xxx and abote bt6a5,c; . - ~
medium 82fskgc; os..,e 81 IkK.y
Michigan, Indiana aud W. &I
(e,5Iic, medium 5eCs 62cjaQSI A
washing, oombins - slcA
s:,;:;i''5ssa I,
|Ipovcmeat n 49,
- npds at trsi bsnds q
vlp ligh, rqsS
~ \ nrA inquiry "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

1Df e@stta1t W ~
Mr.. King ss~ DolIos a.
On We'd nssdsy ,sIt, call n
ton rsaiiirming 81 NOnr
The following nlis 500
and reiesret:
By Mr.. Chslmsr. kI'si
Yer Garner system 10 ei'os
bstitants. "A.
Ny Mr. wslis-To ~'<
Onios In st. Louis "A
M. Singleton. iron w
on Appropriation, "i,'V'
Consular and diplOmsa
senate smebdmsbts Ih'
increasing the spprFr.s.,,
lar cIerts uas cos. ,.,
amendment spproPn.llnL
the salaries and sIpsns
missioners spp,ins.-i "
t~esn the u unii~i -'ss
tive " Chimes imiHFA
CURED in. o. ssr "" l.
msBtA .,, =
The iIouss tbSn ''n, ~.
A.. "A ,,.s wbOss inSH
slsirJ on the gn,.I' ',,
oonmiiiss r>s, ADJ
| granting Jsns'op. 'e's ~
Hoo.s sdlogfned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

BALrlnoas, April So--nd
and nrm; wsstsrn superb I
8 rs; do. extra - tS(S6 W1
Is NOD rs. whsat-wssa
end hrm; No. 3 weste
rsd, spot and seller April, q
seller Nay d s<t(9i eti;
q a2tSi 2ai; ssllcr July 81
seller August u %. Cor
higher and drm; western
and seller April, <ec; sells
Cs,4sc; sellsr Jane S7tS47tcb
<7kalsc steamsF %5t(A<S
Firm: westsrn white Ii@tS3l
+094lc; Pennsylvanla +ltd
Quiet st ss(a90c. Hay-QU
20 choice Pennsylvanis el
Provisions Firm with soos
mand. Mess Pork-At SlN
Bulk Meats--IOoss shoulds
rib sides 6tc, do. packed +it
Shoulder 5le; clear n =
Hams-At $40 50,sli 80,
fined in tieroes g o.. But
prime 30 choice western
ID; rolls s0CS2oc. Ergs-
loo. Petroleum-Cruds NJ
dned 8ic. Coffse-very 6j
s.. e.. R'silEE4Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
CONCRE
wAsnIsoIos
sEhArR W.

Alter the morning b0uf VI
preparation bill cas- tskei "
Mf. Eaton state. tliAiths
mites on Appropriated ID
amendments. and thonshf
br no dlscrss,on. ~
No amendments we're on
bill was pass-d. D.
Mr. Plumb, IRON the -
Public lands. reportsia -
ing on the Secretary ~ ~
information % ~ any fssek
Tie rulings II the deyssas
The entries II town sssson
and requesting him W sas
thereon pending Conpcss
ON the subject. AdcYs~a n
The regular order sss "
bang ths r-solutiJps ~
sP,iiori entitled " The sns
Nj kellogg.
! ", Vance supported the
but b<ore CONCLUDING his
senate adjourned zoe ~
ALLOWING hpnstDrs ~ stssoh
81 Mr. Middleton, lsis essf
preme Co,rt, which ss o
plsee IRON Ss capitol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01
KL.ECrRIC sPk

E.t covp~, b. -
Loed ksst<sssi 81 issr
ssssS - sSjsssst ssr
49, 1et,s.en -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-01

Losd Lsst~ssst a i~'sa
rhs supssps Cosr
ssssS ~ sdjssrsst sspsa5
III N hssi -
sad be 4
satbos. ~.
4!ssIs;!S:;;;:;::]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27

to Honolulu, 200 miles distant. Soon after
the disaster the captains gig, victualed and
manned 10y picked crew, was dispatched
20 that city for the purpose Of obtaining re
lief. After q long and stormy voyage she
succeeded in reaching the Sandwich Islands,
whose government at once promptly sent a
steamer to take away the shipwrecked sea
men, who, in January, 1871, after not en-
tirely unpleasant sojourn on Ocean Island,
at last started for home. -Four of the gigs
crew died from accident or exposure. June,
1878, the United States steamer Saranac, sis
ter TO the famous San Jacinto, struck a sunk
en- rock off the North Pacific coast. The
vessel Immediately filed but owing to the
admirable discipline maintained the disaster
was unaccompanied by loss Of life. Officers
and crew established a camp on a small is
land, whence, after few days Of Crusoe
life, they were removed by relief steamers
and carried to San Francisco.
Other American men-of-war have sue
cumbed to the perils of the sea, but the above
are believed to be those whose loss has been
attended by circumstance particularly novel
or pathetic.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27
a HEART APPEAL.

Hear the cry Of bitter anguish
From the famine-stricken land!
Hark their prayers for food and clothing;
Who wall lend a helping handt
Who will help the sons Of Erin
Battle with the famine great?
Render help in time OF trouble,
Yea, before It is too laterl
Hundreds dying of starvation
One poor, scanty meal per day;
Children plead in piteous aecents
Bread 1t is for bread we pray"
Yet the Queen, with all her riches,
Hath not heard the peoples cry;
Crowned with jewels, pomp, and power,
Doth she care ioho live or die?
True, her paltry sum she's given;
Yet how small a sum IL made.
Bennett, and Mackey, and Sothern,
Nobly have they rendered aid.
Pulpit, Stage and Press will answer
To the heartappealing cry.
God In pity stay their hunger
Let them know that help is nigh.
Sons Of toll, too, send their pittance-
Pity now hath touched their hearts;
Let us then, as wives and daughters,
Nobly strive to do our parts.
Irish hearts will long remember
Timely help in timely need;
Asking blessings on our country,
That in sorrow knows no creed.
MINNIE b. LOWRY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27
A MOUNT due Poor and House Of EmpIoymen
- on judgments &c

Stock on Fd-1l--3 horses. 10 cows bull. I hcifcr
10 shoats- / boar brood SOW, 30 chickens. tur-
keys
P-odur's Of FGru..-32 tons hay 10 bus oats. 800
bus. corn in ears, I50J bus potatoes 200 heads
abbages 2f00 lbs pork ESQ Ibs. veal ICs lbs calf
hides. 25 bus onions
HGHuf ufrcftlred n ftc T7sfjfufi0u- bHIs son
=uap, -lJ lbs hard soap. Z bbls. saur Eraut. gE5
qt-- canned fruit. 2C5 gaI. apple butter 60 mems
shirts IS prs. pruts, 10 prs Overai, 53 prs wOsleu
70 skir-s, I pairs stockings Is wOme1's caps, )
shrouds % prs. mittcu7, . pillow slips, 25 sheets
- pillows 10 holsters y bed ticks, sun bOnuets
l3 cHlldTeu's dresses, infants slips. infants
skirts 10 childrens aprons, childrens skirts. 10
chIldren's chcmises. boys suits, 25 roller towels
INsGA-E-s SC, Is HOUSE.
Number Of inmates January l. 1879 9..--....75
born during the year. I
admitted during the
Di schsrecd. removed &c, during the year 90 .
Remaining In House Ian. L 1ss)................ IS
Names Of Inmates rho died ftigg the vear-Iscob
TUsh tbIind), aged -; Margaret Coleman. aged
- +; Frederick ShnltZ. aged Il; Isaac Haves
(colored). aged 30; Thomas Jones. aged s.
Orthe Inmates remaining January ]. 1880. there
are sane males. Sus sane female. n insane
males, il insane femalcsl3; blind males, 3; blind
females !. Average number Of inmate during the
year II. Number of insane at DiLmont, u. Nun
Der Eof meals to tramps. 275 decrease from last
year Isl; decrease from 1877, $50.
Given under our hands at the Commissioners
office. in E5ensburg, This 5oth day Of January, A.
D. 1850
PATTK pILLON, Auditors.
W II. CONNELL.S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27


OBEYINo TO TIE LErEER.-Ny father
siii2rsht that r5y as y0n so" was coed ad.
vice to me when I left home.
had been broucht mp to torcieyetiiat what
my father did't know wasn't uis enough to
find with a 800 candle power microscope, SO
I took the advice and put it among the rules
Of life
When I reached the railroad station. and
q brakeman, who seemed TO be employed foT
his health rather than Tor his usefulness,
told me TO purchase a ticket, said
''NSo, sir, not Til 60. ! pay as I 90.
I did. toe I paid the conductor; ana il
cost 10 cents more than it would to have paid
before l went
But [ had implicit faith in my fathers
counsel, and clung to my rule
On reaching ms destination / entered q
hotel and registered. The clerk, 4 pretty
little fellow, who seemed to be employed 20
advertise the different perfumeries and COS
metics and 10 put in his leisure in vhisiling
through his teeth t. the bell-boys and i'm
pressing strangers with the fact that the
hotel could afford to employ a man who had
a pIst-due mortgage on the northern hemis-
phere and was negotiating a loan on tie
southern. asked me how Ion Z ] was going to
stay.
told him week
'Twenty-one dollars"
Yes, sir" I answered, ..tiist's all r'sht
pay as I GO
ANY baggage 2''
NO, sir.
'Thcn, said be, you mus. pay in ad-
vance"
Bot. sir, my rule o: life is TO pay as I 90 4;
! ! viii not pay Is come. "
He began erosinE my name from the reg
/ lister and mutteriug something about yegets-
hles bects in pariculsr-when I reached
/ over the counter and organized @ collision
( between my kuUekles and point midway
between his ccntralfTe parted hair and lds
; four-carat glass shirt stud. and
Well details are mouotonJus. l. the police
court next morning ] had 60 pay before I
could 20.
! vt the theatre, the circus. the church fair,
+ everywhere except in the street cars and the
saloons, found they made me pay before ;
I went. ana was forced 70 drop my rule.
II my boy ever wants ny advice be shall
( have it, for ID Is more blessed O. give than TO
receive, but it win not be % ply rs De gces.
He'd better profess to have baggage, and
screw his empty satchel to tine aoor 10 make
. it hrayy, and not pay at all than TO ran into
the trouble his paternal relative has seen
s
'.NiY son, A" said 4 father 10 his boy. "tTeat
everyone with po.iteneSs, even Those who
are rude 10 YOU f"rrcmcEuer thar N"u 7ho"
courtesy 70 ot'ls--. nos because tho cove
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27

JOSEPH COOK once remarked that ''the az
gregation OF hioplastic germs evidences an
irresistible tendency to cOrrelate the mole
cules in inverse ratio to the capillary process
Of differentiation. 'IfvOu say that again, "
said the person addressed. Curhinr V1'e vitN
anger, "I'il hi YOU wi.h q club"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice is
4 n hereby given that Peter SmeItzer and wife.
Of Allegheny township, have made an assignment
Of al the estate Of said Peter n1eItzer TO the IN
dcrsiSnod, in trust for the bcnct Of crcdto All
pcrsCEE indebted 10 the said Peter Smeltzcr will
make payment without delay. and tho5e having
claims viii present them properly authentica ted
for settlement. JOSEPH HOGUE
Assignee Of Peter Smaltzer and wife
Allegheny Twp. Jan 30, 1sSJ-5t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-02-27

SONS nav Ilo1 il the u me Cie4 "a
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cambria county ap-
plIcations for license, as follows to Wit
TAVERN LICENSE.
Allegheny Twp.-Ci Gorge g. Brcon.
Barr TWp.-Nfcholas LambOur.
Cambria Boro'--Henry Gore, Thomas Judge,
Charles Boyle John Kintz, Bernard Fitzpatrick,
Michael Halleran, Edward Howe, Peter Roth John
II. Gallagher, lst ward George Aigner, Michael
Steibich, end ward.
Cauolltown Boro'.-Edward L. Binder, Law
renee Schroth, Julius Steich, Andrew Haug
Carroll Twp.-Edward W. Reed.
Chest Chest Twp.,-JosePh Rhody, George Crook,
Hadds. Christopher Sweitzer.
Clearield Twp.-Thomas Dumphy.
COnemaugh BorO John Karr, Joseph Mun5eE,
George Held, lst ward John Murton, John Ger
hart Frederick Boiler, John Swartzman, G. ]. Il
Charles Holman, Lawrence Reich, Joseph Daley,
Hugh Greenwood, Joseph Horner Mrs. Bridget
C-oyle Twp.-John Metzgar. Peter Brown.
East COnemaugh Boro'.-Leonard Kest, MargaE-
Ebensburg Boro'-Thomas H Helst, East ward !.
Joseph Heininger John A. Blair, Christina Fos-
ter, West ward
Elder Twp.-Thonas OFT.
Franklin oro'.-Peter Rubritz.
Mark b. Mclaughlin.
Johnstown Boro'.-E II. DHloner, John Y. Shat
fer, Thomas Kinney, John SchIfauer, Neil Shar-
key Thomas :. Davis. John COad John McDer-
mitt, Philip Shultheis, Conrad Raab, Jos. Grouse,
Patrick O'COnnel, 1st ward Joseph Shoemaker,
Philip II. HeTtZinger, David Fl. Davis, Henry
Fritz & Catherine Wemer, stephen Quirk, John
Gaus Joseph Boxler, John Raab, George Raab,
Adam Bershank, William Thomas. Charles Zim-
norman, David Falcon. John Fritz Charles Rast,
John NJ. King, Robert Fagerson, Mary Croesin,
3rd ward: Oscar Giraffe. John q. StemmeT Fred
erick Rearn. W. H. Thompson, 4th ward; J. B. Og-
den, 5th ward Henry Shaffer, 6th ward.
LOrctto rO'.-FlOrian Bcngele, A. J. ChTtSty.
Millvlle BOro'.-Evan 4. James, Neal NcAneny,
Henry ' on Alt. Joseph Fieldhouse, Catharinc Dow
ling, ist ward John Honan, Thomas McDCrmitt,
2ud ward.
Portage Twp. S kfel
Richland Twp.--Christins Helms, Bernard Ncos
SCmmitvllle Boro'.-Jcseph Weisser, Christian
Reich.
Tunnel Hill Boro' ro'.-Patrick Fitzpatrick, An
thOny NcCue, Patrick O'Dowd, Michael NIcMOrris.
Upper Toder Twp.-Jacob Roehm, James o.
Conner
Washington Twp Christopher Robine, Michael
C. Bradley. @. A George, John II. CLARK, Mar
garCt HclIy.
Wnmore BorO'.-CfeOrge WenderOth.
BATTING HOUSE LICENSE.
CarrOlltown BorO'.-F. * Z. Eyer, Henry Blum
William G. SchrotL.
Ciallitzin BoTo'.-AHdrcw Cfeagler.
JOhnetoyu BCT0' Elizabeth kOhleT. End ward
Jacob Fond Charles - chm. 4tu ward.
Washington Vwp.-GcoTge J. SchTaderer, Peter
Brown.
Wim0re Boro'.-P. r. Kirby, John Schrotb.
QUART LICESsE
Johnstowu B5ro'--John Ludwtg Fisher & Co,
5Td ward.
.. T. O'nOENE,T.Ls, Proth0notary.
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