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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
A Fine Farm fOT Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM (PISE CiHovEj. situated
~ in Allegheny township. Cambria county. Pa.
! = miles from Loretts, containing over 100 Acres
Of gO0d land. more than GO Acres Of which are
cleared, well fenced and in good state Of cultivs
tiO0, is offered for sale on accommodating terms
The Improvements consist Of large DWELLING
HOUSE, containing eleven rooms and kitchen,
comfortable FARM HOUSE, q large BARN. and com
mOdtous Outbuildings- There are also on the land
an abundance OF timber and coal plenty Of
choice fruit. such as apOles, peaches pears cher
Ties. grapes etc, good well Of soft water, and
number Of never-failinE springs Of pure water
E5-The owner wishes TO retire from business and
viii sell very cheap. Payments easy, TO suit pur-
chaser. and perfectly good title given. The pro-
perty Is in very healthy location. with grand
view from the house, and for more than twenty-five
years has been used ss delightful resort for sum
mer boarders.
For further information apply to
l.. \. BUSH,
Jan. Q, 1s51.-tf. LoRrTTO. Pa
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THERE are gains for an our lo..e.
nLhh hle cams LOT All our losses,
There are balms for all our pains:
But when youth. the dream departs,
II takes something from our hearts,

Short metre. If anybody has lost anything of
value and wants to make 1t up, our advice to him
is to pay Wis it 10 Jas J. AIurphyfs star Clorb1-
Hail. lOe Clinton street, JohnstoEn. and buv a bi1
OF goods. If he hss lost one dollar and buys FIVE
dollars worth OF clothing, he win have made him
sen just square again. As to that something
Whlch now comes back to our hearts, we don't ex9
aetly understand what is meant by the expression
put we do know that Mr.. Murphy has one OF the
largest and best stocks OF clothing to be found
anNWhere, and-an important considerations
peclal guaranty accompanies each and every arti-
Gle sold.
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B. * B.
There are two departments we Invite
special attention to this week.
NAINSO0K and CAMBRIA EDGINGS
and INSERTTNGS.

Entirely new designs, and made Oh IMPROVED
CLOTHS, the patterns being so exquisite that they
can justly be cassed works Of art, while the pr1
oes are not only unsurpassed, but we think une-
qualled. and If you win kindly give US call or an
order before buying your HamDurgs. we know you
viii be surprised at the bargains offered in these
fine goods.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
Go wHsT, young man, is good advice,
4 Thrills many a heart this way.
But the west would be better of, you know,
II these young men, before they 80,
MnuIl nhan nua tL-nir minds md af..-

Would change tleIr mlnds and stay.
This is a suggestion which comes from the diree-
ton Of the setting sun and II it lived up to.
many would be better off, Stay where you are
buy your clothing at Simon Bendheims, 8, next
door to the First National Bank, Altoona, and all
viii be well with you. Messrs. =. * b. by the
way, preparatory to making arrangements for the
spring trade. are selling their entire stock Of win
ter goods at actual cost. If you want buy full
suit, coat, vest pair Of pantaIOOns, and par
ucularly II you want TO buy an Overcoat, now is
your time to invest. You viii save money by so
doing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

THE altoona Tric1iHe says that DR.. =. Griflth
Of Ebensburg. has been compelled to reIinquish
his practice, - etc.-JOhnStotrn Tribune
The Altoona Trsbuue says so. does it, Well,
didn't the FREEMAN say the same thing four days
before 1t appeared in the Tribune, and wasn't it
from these columns the Aforesaid paper obtained
i4S informaton2 It seems to as that an item worth
credittnR at all Is worth creditng to the paper in
which II orig inally appeared-sn acknOwle dgment
which there was no excuse for Withholding in this
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
oh. What a CO1t0B !

VIII you heed the warning. the signal, perhaps
Of the near approach OF that most terrible dIsea
COnsumption2 Ask yourself if you can afford for
the sake Of saving 50 cents to the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
Shiloh's Cure viii cure your cough. This Will ex-
plain why than million bottles sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group and WhOOping Cough
at once. Mothers. do not be without il. For Lame
Back, Side, CHEST, use Shiloh's Porous PIasters
Sold by +. James, Ebensburg Pa. J4-S.-e.o.w.1y. ]
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THE BEST OFFER YET

~WE ALWAYS TRY TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
49, VERY BARGAINS TIMES, But OWING
TO THE SOFT, MILD WEATHER WE HAVE WINTER
We ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE SACRIFICE ON SOME GOODS
THEM L SEASON. THERE
DURING MONTHS SHALL OFFER
ALL OUR HEAVY GOODS AT VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ORDER THAT MAY ABLE REDUCE OUR STOCK
GOODS. THIS BEING OUR PUR-
POSE BOOTS, MEN wOAIENs
OvERSHOEs LADIES' SHAWIs CLASS OF GOODS
FIGURES THAN BOUGHT ELSEWHERE
WE INVITE ALL TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING A ANY OTHER STORE,
PETITION EVERYBODY JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES
AS TO THE QUALITY AND CHEAPNEss OF OUR GOODS
Y. s. BARKER & BRO.
EBENsBURG, 13,
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OBITUAR L.

CRAWFORD.-DIed, at the residence of her
aughter, Mrs. Pruner, in the East ward, on Satur-
urday, Jan. H. 1881, after a long and painful III
ness, Mrs. susan CRAWFORD. aged about 80 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

How To GOT SICK.-Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exercise,
work too hard without rest, doctor an lne
tine take all the vile nostrumS adNeI1lseu'
and then you will want to know
How To GET WEIL.-Which IS answered
In three words-Take Hop Bittersl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

NEW COAL DEVELOPMENT we under
stand that Messrs. a T Pindle, Of this coun-
ty, and A. Axe and i. p. Work, Of Altoona,
have lust concluded a lease on royalty OF the
coal and other minerals underlying the lands
OF MesSrs Michael and Patrick Bracken,
situate on the main line of the Pennsylvania
railroad. near Mineral Point, as we'll as the
coal underlying land owned by Mr.. Charles
Wilson, and adjoining the above tract the
whole containing nearly 400 acres, A drift
or heading is now being driven into the
coal, for the purpose Of testing its quality.
Should this prove satisfactory, as there is lit
tie doubt it WILL the work of building an in
cline plane and other necessary improve
ments connected with the mining and ship
ping of coal will be commenced at an early
day As a majority, if not all, the gentle
men interested are practical coal operators
and live men, there is no question but what
the business i'm all its departments will not
only be conducted with skill, energy and ul-
innate success, but that it viii add another
to the many similar industries that are rapid
ly developing the vast mineral wealth and
resources of Cambria county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

PURE PORT WIEE-We take pleasure in
invitingithe attention OF the public to Speer's
celebrated Port Grape Wine, pure and un-
adulterated article, upon which every one
nav most implicitly rely, This wine is
made 7of SpeeI's Vineyards, Passaiac, New
Jersey Ii has a rich flavor, mellow juice
ness, and brilliant color and IS highly bene-
fetal in all its properties for fivslids, espec-
iallv females and aged persons and consump-
tives. For sale by z. James, at new drug
store, Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

why stand you mere lOie f1dS HOt lOI-
bearance ceased to be a virtue? were the
words Mr.. Wolfe used to stir up his follow
ers to sense of their duties at the confer
ence of the Independent Republicans in this
CITY last week. The enthusiasm of the ad-
mIrers Of this little leader from Uuion was
intense over this call for rally to- his stan
dard, and the applause was long continued.
The Independent Convention that will meet
In this city on the oath of Nav will nominate
a full ticket and adopt a platform upon
which to fight the battle next fall. When
Wolfe and his followers come down upon
the Republican fold the next time, they will
get more wool thad they got the last time.
The conference here was satisfactory In ev-
cry respect. The Wolfe party has grown to
the pretentions OF a big Independent Re
publican movement which threatens to en-
gulf the StalwartS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

known dead. No less than 10s persons died
during the year, leaving behind nothing to
establish their identy. Startling as these
records are, they find a parallel in the num-
ber Of persons reported during the year to
the police department as missing OF having
run away. No fewer than 195 of such cases
orar ran, fad
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
TWBNTY-FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Protection Mutual TRs Insurance .enpaal

OF CAMBRIA COUNTY,
For the Year ending January 8, 1852.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
MISSING AND UNKNows DEAD.

The Coronors' death roll foi 1881. embrac-
ng 1905 cases, includes a long list Of un-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
a BRIGHTER DAY FOR PENNSYLVANIA.

1t is hoped that this year will see the be-
ginning of brighter day FOR Pennsylvania.
The whole machine of the government of the
State has become rotten. The best Repub-
licans in the COmmOnwealth-the most com
pCtent and deserving have been ignored,
and the money of the State has been used to
punish them and reward the incompetent
and uusdeserving. Such his been the condi-
tiOn of things for upwards 9f twenty years
Republicans Of courage have almost despair
ed of relief, and in proportion as they have
weakened the deSperadOes # the party have
become more arrogant and cruel But at
last brave spirits are beginI ing to appear
The day has come for the heroes of the fu-
tuIe to show themselves. There is remedy,
and the time to apply it VII soon arrive
There Will be two opportunities, that Of
February in this city, and that of November
in the State In the meantime let the Dem
ocrats of Cambria be doing heir duty Let
Cambria not fail to send proper delegates to
the Democratic state Convection. If Penn
sylvania should elect a Democratic Governor
this yeaS, il will settle the question i'll 1884
in favor of the Democratic Presidential can
didate. Pennsylvania, hCwever, cannot
elect a Democratic Governor this year, with
such a nominee as PattisOI, Of this city,
eX-Speaker Randall, who has busted himself
in the city for several days past In the inter
est of Mr. Patts0n. to the contrary not
withstanding. If nominated, Mr.. Pattison
cannot get the Democratic vCte of Philadel-
phla by many thousands. Let the Demo-
erats IN other portions of the State bear this
in mind.
MISSING AND UNKNOWN DEAD.
The Coronors' death roll foi 1891. embrae-
ing 1y0s cases, includes a long list Of un-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

a Beautiful varsity OF PRo
aRANlGE CARDA suitable Tor ths
nai1roen. 6 BRAxD 0m9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
THE NINE MUSES..
Giving the Registers Position In this
Interesting Little Affair.

The brilliant young city editor OF the
REGISTER was short OF local matter the
other day, and went to work and wrote
column article about nine giddy girls going
to a photographer and having their pictures
taken in scandalously scant attire.
The trouble about the article was that there
was not a word OF truth in it, yet 1t has
shocked the really good people, not only oil
Wheeling, but OF other cities. There IS
sort of dread that such thing might be
true. 1t might, but it never Will be Win
nine of them in q bunch. There's too
much jealousy existing.-BettaIre h'd<Pe"'
dent.
The impertenance of this eAtract Is cnar-
aeteristic. without any knowledge OF the
affair, this immense sheet presumes to say
the facts were imaginery and yet it quotes
freely from the REGISTERS article, making
the comments simply as an excuse for the
publication. In regard TO the article on
the mine Muses." the REGISTER has this
to say, that it was entirely true and that
photographer in this city furnished the in
formation given in the account. 1t is Gus
tomary with no newspaper to diyulge its
sources of news and until some better rea
son is advanced, the name OF the pho
tographer will be withheld. The REGISTERS
motive was good, and should it become
necessary, not only will the name of the
photographer be given, and his place of
business, but the names of the girls as we'll.
As for the fling of the Independent, 1t was,
as usual, talking of something OF which 1t
is in total Ignorance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
BELLAIRE.

An eight-year old son of Edward Jones
was struck on the head by a stone yester-
day, inficting large cash. The stone was
thrown by an unknown youngster.
A. Chill is quite i'll.
Martin McGintey is at Pittsburg on bust
ness.
The laborers employed by the B. & o.
Company at this station will receive
an advance of twenty-five cents per day,
to-day.
o. c. Singer is at Parkersburg in the in
terests of H. X. Hess,
Dr. Park West is building an Office on
Belmont street, between the buildings OF
Il. l.. Hess and Trolls.
S. ]. Club ball and supper tonight.
The towboat Walton left for Pittsburr
yesterday. The Belmont goes to Cincin-
Rev. CASTOR, of Cleveland, is in the city.
The Etna glass manufacturing company
is stunning out large quantities Of castings
for the Elson glass works at Martins Ferry,
and the new window glass works at Wells
burg.
Miss Anna Austin, aged 80 wears, died
from typhoid fever at her parents resi-.
dence, in the First ward, on Monday night
and will be buried to-day.
The funeral Of Mr.. Robt. Davis took place
from his late residence, on Gravel Hill.
yesterday afternoon, and was largely at
tended. He was buried by the odd Eel
lows Of this city and Wheeling.
John A. Clark, of this city, and Miss Eva
Mellott, of Glencoe, on the B. 4 o. road,
were united in marriage at the residence of
the brides parents yesterday afternoon.
The wedding was quiet, and the happy
couple were the recipients OF large mum
Ter of elegant and useful presents.
The h, Zs& C. passenger train which has
been leaving this city at 7:l0A. N. will
hereafter leave at $50 A. N.
DR.. Steer. of the First ward, is at his home
IN West Virginia, summoned there by the
illness OF his son. The doctor will shortly
remove bis family to this city.
A Gravel Hill youth named Kane Was
arrested yesterday and fined two dollars
and costs for stonins Prof. Clark. of the
Gravel Hill school. WIZ
Mrs J. W. CoulSon and her son Elmer
nave nave returned from two weeks visit in
The Linean Literary Society of the First
Wsrd meets every Monday evening. The
stlendarce sid interest are increasing
Nike HeofSer, OF the B., e. & c. road. re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
ApLEasASr RECEPTION
Al the Residence ofDr. Thos. III. Logan
Last Night-Other Parties.

a, the Residence ofDr. Thos. III. Logan,
Last Night-Other PARTIES
A very elegant reception and supper
party was given at the hospitable residence
of DIR. Logan, last evening, BY his daughter
Miss Gene Logan. 1t was occasioned oy
the fact that she will soon depart Tor
Kansas CITY to spend. the winter months,
and was IN the nature Of farewell recep;
ton TO her many friends in this city. Az
an early hour the fayorite guests began 70
assemble. and after the usual salatanons
of the evening they were seated at the
festive board, and enjoyed for about an
hour a most sumptuous repast, discussing
to some extent the many deilcacies
-of the season presented ior lns II
consideration. After oil had heartily
partaken and were thoroughly satlsned
with their hours experience an adjourn
nent was made to the parlors, where music
ana singing delighted all during the early
mart Of he piyhf, The Eight fantastic
was then induiged in TO the Qualification
and s,hetie tastes of all the guests in at
tendance. The eAioyments oil the evening
continued without the slightest Interrupt
ton till the "wee snla hours, &C.
We regret that the names Of all who
were the recipients of the pleasures OF the
evening cannot here be mentioned, but 1t
NAV be added that the occasion was
honored by the presence Of Mr.. Smith and
Miss Smith, the accomplished son and
charming daughter of the Rev. Smith, the
ELOQUENT pastor of the Fourth Street NJ. T..
church. who was lately installed as minister
in this house of worship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01

turned Yesterday from New York City, in
tie interests Of the road.
Rev. A. w. Butts, the new NJ. Z. pastor,
has removed his goods to this city, and Will
bring his family tomorrow.
"Gypsy Queen" or Flower OF the Forest,
will be given at City Hall November s, 3
and 10. for the benefit of the G. A. K
Post. bids fair to be q success The drama
Is an old English one, full of humorous
incidents, startling disclosures and tragic
situations will be presented with new ana
beautiful costumes, elegant scenery and
Grand stage effects. The sale OF nckess
will begin at Marsh's jewelry store next
Saturday.
qiyss h:s name as EE1. Jones, was arrested
/ 80 the National House at an early hour
nneSterday morning and lodged In the lock-
~ He became greatly alarmed when ar.
up,o5 and in crossing the Union street
100 he threw . sack over the bridge
~h;cS contained 100 coppers, dollar bill,
sone nickels and qnaRtefs. Sssterday
morning it was learned that McKelyeys
bakery on Gravel Hill was entered on Mon
dsv night The money thrown over the
br;doe corresponds with the money taken
from McKelyeys, and it is evident that the
man arrested is the one who entered the
bakery. He was given preliminary hear
inc Yesterday afternoon before Mayor
Copper, and be was held to appear before
conrt in the sum of $500. Failing to give
secnrity he was placed behind the bars and
will he taken 10 ST. Clairsville.
Mr., J. A. Greenfield OF the c. q r.
fre;pbt office at this city, left for East
Liyerpool, yesterday afternoon, TO take
charge of the freight Office at that city.
Just before the train pulled out he was
presented with an elegant diamond pin and
a pair of fine heavy gold plated sleeve but.
tons by his fellow employees, Mr.. Ward
Nelson, engineer on the yard engine, making
the presentation speech.
The Ieiderkranze Singing Society celebra-
ton of their annivery at Zilchs Hall, last
night, was largely attended and of course
il is needless TO say the occasion was a
pleasant one. The programme consisted OF
q ball and entertainment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n Personal
Character.


Character.
Mr.. Lou Franzheim has returned from
| the East
Edward Shalleron returned from Pitts
burgb, last night.
Judge Melvin and Counsellor Russell
came down from Wellsburg, last night.
Charlie Howell left for Charleston, yes,
terday, to act as a juror in the United
States Court.
Miss Mamie Ayres will celebrate her
birthday. to, morrow, with an appropriate
entertainment.
Mr. w. liner, who resides near West
Alexander, was was visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. J. D. Poland, of Wilmington, o.,
sister of Mr.. C. r. Tracy, is spending the
week as his guest.
Miss Laura Dunning, a charming young
lady of Gravel Hill. has terminated visit
here and gone home.
Nj. Nose McCann, the we'll known en-
gineer, is at present engineering the
steamer Climax, at Martins Ferry.
MessrS. w. H. Grout, George F. Hall,
Samuel Mathews, J. G. Huffman and J. II.
Holmes, OF Cleveland, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. William Bailey, of Cincinnati, a
special agent for the Encyclopedias Britain
MICA, is in the city canvassing for that i'm
pOrtant work.
DR.. Reeves, who recently returned from
the Sanitary Science Convention, at Indian
spolis, has been suffering from indisposi-
ton for the past three days.
Miss Laura Updegraff entertained a num-
Der OF he- friends last evening in Hollow
Fen taffy pulling. Miss Minnie Black, in
an entertainment of a like nature, made it
pleasant for few guests.
Master Eddie Redman, the polite and OBJ
ligating news boy of the Pewikey railroad,
is very popular with the travelling public,
and is the right man in the right place.
Eddie will be president of one OF the rail
roads before long.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Cecil, Mrs. George r. TayOr. and others
left yesterday for a few days visit to Nc
Denald's Station, Pa, where they will at
tend the wooden wedding OF Mrs. DR.. Cook
Of WaShiputnD pnnntv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
Custard Cake lDelIciousl.

Take two cups sugar powdered is best),
one-balf cup butter, one cup sweet milk,
two eggs, yolks and whites beaten seps-
rately; mix together; favor with lemon or
vanilla; add two and half cups sifted
-four having mixed in it one measure
BANNER" Baking Powder; bake in jelly
cake pans.
FoR THE cUsTARD.-Take two Cups eli
milk; when it boils add two heaping tea
spoonfuls corn starch two eggs we'll beaten,
one. half cup white sugar; flavor with same
as in cake; put the custard between the
layers Of the cake while both are warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
How 60 BeeeDe RIeh S1dse,,x

In the quiet hours of reflection when a
man sits down and reflects upon the SEEM
ingly uneven distribution Of wealth in this
country, and even all countries, 1t causes a
dismal attack OF blues TO peryade the epi.
gastrium Of one who is ignorant where The
supply OF food for himself and his family
is TO come from for the morrow. He thinks
over the millions accredited to Vanderbilt.
Gould, keene, Stewart, Wanamaker, Lori.
lard and many ethers whose names are rs
familiar as household words He signs for
sudden wealth, and in his despair often
would stop At no extremity, however des-
Perate, 20 have even the 1.-THE Of riches the
more fortunate seem TO despise. BE over
looks entirely fact made Known to every
body for years through the press that the
Louisiana State Lottery Company at New
Orleans, La, on the second Tuesday of
every month distributes hundreds of thou
sands of dollars in princely fortunes to ap-
plicsnts to n. A, Duphin, New Orleans
TO- the sum of 5 q whole ticket or one
fifth fractionaliy for 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg.
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are sssailed by disease, and the sys.
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regI iSt.cc11, blood puri.
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01

SAN ladies who may be troubled with
nervous prostitution: who suffer from or
ganic displacement; who have a sense OF
WEAKNESS and feeling of lassitude; who
are lsnguid in the morning; in whom the
appetite for fcod is capr;cious aud sleep at
proTer hours uncSrtaiu. shonld have
recourse to Mrs PinkhamS Vegetable
I.-mInnnd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
TEACAER's ASSOCIATION.
The Programme for The Belmont Meet
ing NJ Glencoe.

The Programme for The Belmont Meet
ing NJ Glencoe
On Saturday November IL, the Belmont
county Teachers Association will meet at
Glencoe: THE following programme will be
rendered:
FORENOON.
Inaugural Address: By Presidentelect
W. r Talboie, of Hendrysburg.
Paper: What Shall Our Harvest Ber'
7. A. Drummond, of Morristowp.
Discussion; By Z. G. Wood, Of Barnes
vile.
AFTERNOON.
Paper: Our English" Miss Mary A.
Clsylsnd, of Bridgeport.
Discussion: By W. Cope, Of Cope.
Discussion: Township System" Supt
II. L. Peck. Of Barnesyilie.
Paper: Reading" L. B. Thomas, of
Glencoe.
Discussion; By J. A. Henderson. of
Belmont.
The association will meet at 1880.
Il c. CLARK,
F. A. FEsEELL,
J. W. Fowler.
Ex-Committee.