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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Sad Glepslanb mnb 3urid pia Safe
SHORE. 8abn, 81 balbem Yreiie
fur 9ims unb 9erfabrt.

8si @elesenbeit Der General Ser.
iammluns Der beutihen tatbol. Inter:
ifiisunss Sereine in G~lepslanb, o.,
BON l. Bis 4. September tperoen II
6 bica9DT idsts ~partauit am 80.
uno 81. Aueut, gllttg fur bic &iidtsbl
nidt ip0ter als big gum 6. September
Ote befen 3use an bieitr 8abn lint
go. 2, Der @biclso um 8 so nbr NOR:
gems perldbt uno In Gleoslano Inn 9 &c
ubr abenos onton,nt uno Bug go. 8,
Der in gbicasp UNI 745 1br abenos
abee9t uno in Gleoelano ndaiten Mor:
gen um $40 ubr anlanat.
S. sc. gpron, Gitp 9a6asierz uni
SidetsIsent, Sc glart Ctr. (Sbermar
9cule), Gbicaso. 81. s. 6. @ilber,
vs. tern YaRasiers ISent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

@ir uerben fir ben be9wirbieiten
@r5bti9of Sobn Srelan0 an einem
getpifen Sag IN Der Sairs @ode, tpel:
der ipdterbin befannt gemaht nirb.
neun5is COY 2ots tn @roselanb Nobiz
ton, an Der Sibnefsgde Der Summit
uno Glepelanb Mpenues eelegen, per=
faufen. Dteies gtsentbum lit als Elm
8an5es betrahtet, bat ale 8ortbeile
oes beitsn @pritdotiiden Gelioen3.Gi=
sentbums in ben Stnotgrensen bon ct.
Saul. @s liegt In elmer Nadtarihaft
po G~r3ieburgs. uno reltsi6ie 8pltbeite
in Mafie s1 baben itnb. Das 9ress
bbterianiide GpQese BON Macaleffer 1T
1T nidt tpeit entfernt, mdbreno bas ia.
tboliide college bon ct. Tbomas nur
einige 8lods oappn lit. Ote Shulen
BON Mertiam unb Macalefer finb III
Der Ndbe, uno Die 9irden Der oeridtes
benen Deupminaiionen finb 10 nabe,
oaB Seberman, Der es ninidt, iol6e
beiuden fam. Oie 8ebinguneep, mad
welden bieier @erfauf eemadt uirb,
ftnb 10 leidt, baB ieeer &dufer iiA ba=
bon anee3osen fiblt. 2anse Belt unb
nieortse SntereTen treroen eeseben, 70
baB Der sr6Bere Tbeil Der &aufiumme
auf ben 9Uts iteben bleiben fam, wdb=
renb beionoers quite 8ectnsungen ben.
ientsen semu9t miro, bic faufen, I'm
fosIet6 ibr gieenttum gu perbe1ern,
Scan beadte bic Spalten bieier 3st'
tuns, In pelden Ndberes bieruber er'
idetnen tptrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

Ste Qerren Seeretdre Der Qpcalpe,:
stne tueroen hermit aufseforotrf, BET
Setrag oes lO9. NResmenfs infplee Gin
1&e!oens bes Germ Sobann 6. 2ent
gtitSlteS Der 8eieaihoft prn Wtnono
Ustnn., Der am IL. aue, 'ss I'm aItel
bon 43 Sabren ftarb, rettsettig einsu.
fenben.
Sobn g. @rose,
Secr. Der .. 6. u. 9. b. %.
ST. gamL 30. Mus. 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
2ehrer : te4e geiud1t :!

Gin perbeiratbeter, oeptider tat6olii6et
cebrer nit elmer uierBebnjdbrigen Grfab>
rung,-par aud an peridieoenen graoirs
ten S6uleu ais Gebrer an9eiteat-ber i'm
@nglii6en. 0eutiden unb 6ran30iii6en
llnterri6t ertbeilen, bic Orgel ipielen unb
ben 6ir6en6or leiten fam, lu6t etne
paiienbe SteIung. Heferen,en iteben sur
0erfigune. Jtdberes in Der Office bes
Wanoerer'.
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V o b n c n.
GIeii&.
Tarm 80 ~uerfaafen.

0ieielbe liest 6 Weilen iii6tpeitlid bon
CT. Gloub i'm Conn Ct. Qu9uita un6 be-
itebt aus ITO Qder, babon 81 2lfer unter
Bflug, % Nder laieienlanb, bas anbere
Wal6ldno, banon 10 older nit Nabel>
bol3, nit ih0nem 9utem 6aus uno
anoeren DISQUALIFICATION. gutes Brunnen>
uno Gueunafier. I'm Nusfunft tpenbe
man fih an ben Gigentbiimer
Sobn 8Irgi ct Glouo. Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

auf 80 berabsebenb. @n msbreren
Orten idlus Der 8lib Elm, tbat ieood
nlfeenos ero6en Sdaoen.
- Sin jungsr Mam narterS 6p.
Seuea bon bier trat 1883 in ben ~Or.
ben Der Mlten 4rbeiter" BON MinneIoto
Elm ,lno sablte reselmdBis ietne 8eitrdse
sur Sterbetaffe gen. 8e1eins.
SIM Sabre 1884 fta,b er. Da CT tpeoer
Srar NOD &inber nod AUDI Elm Tefas
ment binterlaHen batte, tpeiserte ii@ Die
v@roBIpss" isiuem ndditsn @nbers
tpanbten, Dem @ater. bas 5terbeselb
~aussusablen. Setpeq len. flaete uno
setpanm ben 9rrcsb. Iuf qppeIatipn
Der v@rpBfpse" an bas Oberseridt bct
ipeben2stteres ibm slei@fans bic $4,000
%suertannt.
- @ouperneur Werriam Fat ben Dor
13 Sabren uesen zines Motbes in
@ooobue County su lebenslan9er 3udts
bausitrafe p~erurtbeilten Wfilton % :
o II tpesen miterbafter Subrung I'M
3u@tbaus 31 Stidwater besnabt9t.
Oiebs bransen Dor einissn
Nddten ourd Elm Senffer i'm 3peiten
stod In Die 8sbnung BON goparb 5.
Cutler, $50 Summit Npsnue, uno
itablen an Sltpelen uno 8elo fir ettpa
$1,000.
= Snfolse Der Dulutber eeridtliden
Gntideiouna, mpnad bas Minneictaer
letididaugeieb perfafurgsz
tpibris 1T, iino bereits msbrers @usens
laounsen Sdladtasiid aus Gbicago
In ct. Saul unb Minneapolis einges
trofen uno niht ansebalten pproea.
Der Obertaatsantpalt duBert ft9 tnbsB
oabiu, ba6 ieines Daflrbaltens bas
6lei'dbeidau: @eieb, trob aler gegen>
tbeilisen Guti&eiounsen Der Dulutb'er
&idter. burdaus perfafunsssemd6 lei.
St 1T Der Meimuns, baB biefe Srase
ben &iatern nidt in ridtiser Sorm our
gntideiouns purseleet tporoen iei.
Mun peroe segen ale @duier. welde
In Minneiota auBerbalb seidladtetes
Sleiid perfaufeu> seietlide sd,itte
einleiten. Senator Sdefer, Der @srs
faHsr bes @eieses, ertIdrt, baB Der
iiinsite @erthtsfa1> in mel4em bic Ser
fa1unssmdBisfeit bes ertpdbnten Sc.
ieses aufseporfen tpurbe, In un3riinbz
lider uno ibereilter Weiie erlebist nor.
ben lei. Sstner Qnft@t na9 1T Dos
8eIeb eine burdaus gebptene, unerldB
lide MaBresel; ioGte es ais perfal.
fur gspioris erfld,t tperben, 10 tperbe
man b6dit mabrideinli@ iebr BALD bic
8erfa1ung in elmer Weiie umdnbern>
oaB j'nes @eleb ni9t ldnger i'm 8ioers
ipru@e nit berIelben itebe.
= Die 0erren gr3bildpf SreIaoo unb
Tbps. godran eridienen am Dienatag
Dor benz Staotratb unb iubten
minottb ultb idriftlib barum nad, oab
Der Gtp Railtpab 60. oas &edt Der
Mnlase uno bes 8etr;ebes eIeftrt:
8abnen an Der tpeltli9en 7.
Strabe, Oa'lano Moe. &c. 3unddf aui
6 Mpnate, probeneiie, ertbei!t tperoe.
IS miro iber bieie, me iiber bic anoerr
Straf enbabns8 ldne, in elmer grtra:
Sibuns oes Staotratbes am Montas
8ormittag 10 utr tpeiter relbanbeli
tperoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
8onaloion's 6tas @Io6
@tore,

Gde Der 6. uno RicpIIet
Abenue, W inneappIis,
erDfnen m t beutisem 7aee einen gn-
fonasptrfauf bon Se,bfwcaren. mo-
rnertli6 IN 2le,berf,fen, @rGe unr
Seire, sa 10 aute'ort entlih n,eariaer
Breiien, oaB unSere 2eSerinen bacon
8ebrauh MAIDEN frqtsn fh ,bre 6e,bff
tleioer jest ifpn, no rod Naes eomplef
ino frii6, uno bic NnsuabI beheuteno
GROCER als tuie @noe Der satiCn, aus:
srtpdblen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
pans nnh Got "a nsrfanien.

Cine Gdlot so: 100 iamt ih0nem neuen
Vramebaus, bios 2 8Inds bon Der fatb.
st. Ngnes 6irde entfernt. lit biuia au
n~ertaufen Yreis bios S25tp. $1,000
baar, &eff auf i3eit. Nae NfeBments fur
StraBen Sioepatfs uno > uers limb Be.
3ablt. Nesen Ndberem fpenbe man iid an
Die Office oes .@anberer'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
2anos Grcmrfomen
nah Slinin, &enbilIe uno
Clara gitp, Mtns
nefpta

an5uI4lieBen, uelde 3peimal pDdents
lid untsr 8eeleituns unieres 2anos
agenten Solepb Stcdbauer bon ct.
Saul uno MinneapDlis abseben.
Sn teinem Tbeile Minnelotas finoet
mar, einen an Srudtbarteit ebenburti=
gen 8oben uno 1T Die Gage unierer
9dneereien smiiden stpei corcurrirenoen
@iienbabnen auf nur 80 Meilen BON
ct. Saul uno Minnenpplis unb ourd
bic Dulutb sicur Sails @ilenbabn
ourdi9nitten> bic bsntbar siinitisife.
Die lon8oauernbe Trpdenbeit tn bic
fem Sabre bat 10 re9t beutli9 bie 8or=
aielidteit u~niereS 8obsns gestist.
Obglei@ mir Dor bern II. Stunt fait TEL
men Ge9en gebabt BADEN, lit hp6 bic
Gtnte cine pOrsigltde Beprrben unb
fam Der Dur6ldnittSertrag pbnel1eber.
treibung auf 20 8uibet @eisen uno
35 8uihel bafer pet @cre seifdbt
tperben. I'm Gin ipldss 9felultat unter
unsuniieen MISUNDERSTANDING su
er3telen, muB Der 8ooen Elm gang beion.
oers gutter iein.
@egen Der f1rsen G~ntfernung bon
ben beoeutenoiten MarttpIdssn e~rsielen
uniere Garmer bic bbdfen Preiie fir
ibre 8poenY3eu9ni1e> psl9sr l1mifano
bur6 biele 9anbtdufer nidt genusenb
beriditftigt pirb. Sin 6armer ioa
nidt aus benz Muse oerlieren, bab er
ben 8ouIpreis bes 2anoes MIR einmal
gu soblen bat, oab er babinseeen bic
SradterlparniB fir feline 8rocucte i'm
@erbdltniB gu ben Sarmeln, pelde Fun.
osrte Meilen peiter tpei fli4 tppbren, in
ieoem Sabre tuieber eenie6t unb nidt
CT ielbft alein, ipnbsrn AUDI feline Rinoer
Doer Grben, netde rad ibm bas 2ano
beftben tperben. Nidt aQein fir bic
8ooener;eueniiie aber fommt bic tur3e
@ntfer. Jung bon ct. Saul uno Minnea:
poIts oen Sarmern ouf u~niereu 2dnoez
reien su ftatten, iDnbern gen, beion
bfrs aub fir ben Yertauf b r Mil6,
Butter, gier uno 8ieb, uelhe Ct tdse
lib gu ben b6hlten 8rei'en ZEN gpns
iumenten in Der Stabt rerfaufen fam.
Seraerb n mIiHen mir auf ben I'm
ftano binpei'en, bob 1T ben u%rieren
2dnoreien nabe eelegenen Sidoten
Sdulsn uno Sir9en 9~efunben tperoIn,
pe'6e es cen Aniteclern ermD 5lift,
tbrer rslisiHien 8hid ten nadsutom:
men. Sn Otipia, benz M ttelpuntte
unicrsr &plDnie, tefinoet fd bic g +.
|Spiepbs STRIDE, Elm tmeoia, tss
in oieiem Sabre neu eebautss @ott.ss
bauS Shulen finogn fth in jsoem
Dltlict. @enn man ale bieie gcr=
tb lie in Be,idfbttouug aiebt> bann
muB Der Vr is prn $40 per Qcre,
tpofiit bisie 2aucersien a~nseboten mer.
ben, gan, b%eicnoers nieorig erideinen,
unb oab mir uns NIT Der gerinoen IN
3ablung o 50 per Gere i'm erften
Sabre begntgen, es einem Seoen erz
mbgllht, bon fieiem bortbeilbaften Nns
ertisten @eoraub au MAIDEN.
8ir btpiQigen iebe4. 2dufer freie
3eiie bon uno nab unieren 2dnbereier
unc uniere 8lcb1genten weroen foifenz
fri b,e gum Rouf onaebOtenen 9dnoss
rein anweiien uno ben &1ufcontract
abihlieBen.
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Die telteu Stubeneenc6sn 8abs
cod QOlmes uno ban @iliams, beioe
Iufpdrter uno Neser, betamen o,eier
Gage 9dnoel uno 8idiams bradte
benz 0olmes mebrere Wunoen, tarunter
etntn Neifert,d in bic Bruf,
bel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

81. mo De Shule FAB pieoe,
a1sebt uno Die aiuoer Sdub uno Site
fsl brauben, 'oQle man n,Ht ne a Il n,
ooB IN Der Stonooro Shoe 6 mpanb.
triter @omtn Creature, 423
Wabaiba Str, nus tie tefte 8 are ~
baben 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

40 bic $500 uerDen anseeltebtn,
aHf W0bei Riangs SIgrbt &nqen,
Eiamautru nab ale &ertdgegeuH1abe.
RtMHeioto Rurtgaqe NIB sDan Company.
9immer ~ unD ~ ns entional Nanf
@shauns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Go9ran
un0
Walfb.
NucttDnS YerfQuf*
-O"
80 lADne &eit6en5 2pts
TIT Ntce strabe @tMas

rperben alf
b@E SeTentlt@er Muetiomz sa
%pertauft unb eiae beionoers pertbboae
Got miro unter ben eliidlihen &dufern
uno iolden, pelde iih am 8ertauf Be-
tbeiligen, perIoot. DIAN Ieie Die
fplgeneen merfpiiroig lei9ten 8ebing.
unsen Eel bieiem Auctions 8ertauf.
ysttr etn 0tertel baar, Der Reii
In l. g. 3, 4, 5, 6 uno 7
Sabrfn III feds Prpcent 3inien
ler; (aud fruber aabIbar, tpsnr, &C.
plnidt). Gieie tpi6tiseQuciion finbet
auf Dem 8lob, eerabe BET Der &tee Ctr.
an Der Rreasung Der Nortbem Ylcifc
@denbabn ant Saunitag, "a. Mu-
quit, punt 2 nbr Nadm nj. itatt.
0as gu rerfaafent eg!senthum ltest febr
nobe oes Slice strabe Depot; Die &ies
StraBe 4feroebabn aebt Big ouf 2
8lrds bcm gisenttur. Die Got,
welte frtt nIr'ooit miro, liest 100 Sub
bonn Dspct, uno wiro NIT folaenoen
8eoinsunaen peridsnft. Mue 9erlo.
men, i'm Sitter bon , l Sabrenuno
oarlbe n, tpelhe prompt I'M 2 l1br
am Sertanfstage ant Blot iino, be.
tonmen Elm 3oos, treldes fte ber,d.
tist, an Der 3iebr ns fth su beIbeiliaen
Aqe B~erioner> w,l4s 2ots faufen fino
gu 3 2oolen it'll ieoe eeiaufte So! be-
rehtist. Sic 9%auptsietune iuoet TO-
sleih na4 SaluB bes gsrtaufs ifatt.
@ir werotn osn 8eiibtitel 3u beiaster
Got seietndb,s auseefertist baben unb
rem glidlihen @euinner ipfprt mad,
3,etuns emtdnotaen. Die su per-
faufenben 80 2ois finb ale bod eele:
gere ebene uno trDd ne 2ots unb BADEN
s,ne prahtopqe Sa3e fir RefioenRptd de.
Neniser bemitt' Ite 2eute! Tiefes III
cine @eIeee, BIT, iih Elm 6eim gu er.
merten in oHi,r srcben, i'd aearat'ea-
Den Stat; uao Sot. Die ST. an Dem
Gage tou't, ptio nab 10 S1b'en sean
nal 10 piel wertb lin, als mcs ite GID
etfDftet bet. Weld zine @sltarlaae !
7ie q g. Gtienbabn tpiro o'eien0e BIT
Sbortline 3use laufsn IoHa; ram
tonnt Sbr | se..o enc 5t"nos i'm Tlae
! ah oemuutDr Depo: fDmmn 8eriduml
ridt, Dem 0erfaute teuurobnen. Sd
blbt bier @elseerbeit, zine Got. tpertb
BON 100000 gans unbelaitst 3u
getuinnen. ptnn Sbr am Gage bss
8atauts um 2 ubr, aber nift ipata
auf Dem 4le BE ieo Sur welttre ,sn
iDtma!ion teluhe mon Cter ,hreibe an
g. 5nuomap 4 Co.,
Mucttpnatoren,
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= 9err 30 Stmpniti6 tpirb
IN tu1sem fem DRIP @ocos= @el&dt1
1893 Weif 7. Str. uro iein &le,ber-
8eltdlt 985 Weft 7, ctr. ra6 458
81. g ter Str, in bus rleue @sbdnoe,
segsniiber BON @illmerbeio &
Baper uerleseu. Die 6 binana miro
i'm .Wanoerel' redta,tis anse,e'et
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
@aS mir tuouen.

Dbeleib oisies 4nerbistn ratirIid
fir einen 5eoeu rf n It Fl, 10 niirrer
mir bot nit go liebe ,eben. bdB I'M
ierp oeuil b tu boliihen 9dnosleltis uni
Ga bens lenonen pt'rpon pcDf tiren fe
mir uns lbersergt batten, b1B lie mr.
e1fs lib 10 90 tbeiIbaft dufaufen ION:
u>r, fpie In un'eter &oIorie.
Sonnet 'a .:h. bic ,.'
Gnd ein' eigeue Tarn al erpelb n
Oeer oIeie 2dno rsten auf Speculation
Dosr ais cine fih r: urb eeplnnbrin :
roe sapit1Ianldae III taufsn Is 10 70
Suc, r9 Rub nj mails ger'u
Sene ferner s,wdnidte Austunh
init 81 d ooer i4uftltt 10 70 iebr 8erns
erlheilt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
g. 5nuomag 4 Co.,
Mucttpnatoren,
254-256 OST I. ST.
3entiA=2 atboltiGes Mrbetter-
8arean.

Ottor0eruer, ..0ei&dftsfhbrn. 30. L3S Dsa
Strase. artetsebera ..beiOrst Dos Sxreou Erbei {
frei, fe braa4ez1i& nur 3u meIbeu.
OHeu rsu Horseus 8 rhr be abenbs 7 ubr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

Ser aneeblih bon elmer tolIen
Rabe setiFene Sacob Canton bon tier
empflng bon pobltbdtisen 2euten @elb
nno &.iiefc. ten nlh Nar's, I'm fid bort
bon Or. 9afeur bon Der befirhteten
Tollwutb curiren au lcfen. Sn
Retp Sort aber Ieete Der oneebenbe
Soutpntb'er @elo uno Shifstarte in
s4nops an urb tetrte ioeben vcurirt"'
bieber snrId.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-18
DIED.

BRAWLEY-Dieda at his home near Del
mont Westmoreland county, Pa, on Mon
day. October 14th, 1889. Mr.. David BrawIey,
aged 81 years.
The remains OF Mr.. Brswley were brought
10 this place on Tuesday evening on the
O'Clock train and taken to the residence Of
Judge Johnston, whose wife is a daughter
OF the deceased. On Wednesday they
were conveyed TO the Catholic church,
where, after q High Mas OF Requiem was
celebrated for the repose OF his soul, they
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. Brawley was we'll known here to the
older portion Of the community, having
been = resident of Cambria township for
nearly sixty years, mp until about 1868
when he removed to WestmorelaDd county,
where he pursued the occupation OF farmS
log up until the time of his death. His IA
ther, Dennis Srawley, who resided about q
mile west OF E0ensburg. had q contract for
the construction Of Q mile OF the old turn
pike TO Pittsburgh some where near LarreI
HiII, and when boy David worked on the
road. After It's construction and when be
was q young man he went to wagoning on
on the road between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg and followed that business haul
INK licisul c4ol anu NceL UUIll Tie OullQlnK
OF the canals and Portage railruad, which
stopped the traffic Cd the old pike. he
then followed farming, residing about a
mile west of Ebensbur on the old home
stead up until the time of his removal 10
| Westmorelaud county. He Ie ayes to sur
vi him an aged wife who was too III TO at.
tend his funeral and nine children, all
grown up. seven sons namely. John, who
resides at the summit Alexander, who re-
sides in Barr township; William, who re-
rides In Johnstown and Abram, David
Thomas and Henry. who reside IL West
moreisnd county, and two daughters. Mary
who Is the wife Of Hon. K. l.. Johnston, re
siding In Eoensburg and Maria, who is un
married and resided with her psrents. The
deceased was en honest upright citizen
who will be kindly remembered by all whit
knew him. May he rest peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-18

Room No. 1. Number of pupils enrolled
Males. % females, 10; total, 46- Aver
age attendance OF males. 25; females, Is f;
total, 43. Per cent OF attendance of males.
% females. 81 total. %.
Names Of pupils perfect IN attendance
during month: George Angus. Charlie
Green. Ira Burnhimer. Ollie Woolfe, Will
lie Peel Isaac Geisler. Charlie Sige. Roy
wortL. Walter Gill, Harry Burnhimer. /.
Clyde Wentroth, Roscoe Seaman. Joe Tul-
ley. Dannie Hess. Lemon PTiBGls. Charlie
Madison, Martin Sigg, Sam Zigler, Jessie
Wacsworth, Nettie Long, Manda Hull.
Katie Myers. Lizzie Werner. Jennie Madi-
son. ZetA Dimond. Lille Angus. Kate Mad
Ison, Lillian Hull. Zsta WOolfe. Maggie
Dunmire. Eliza Law and Tinie DinOnd.
Room No. ?. Number Of pupils enrolled
MAKES, 20 females 10 total, 30. Aver
age attendance Of males. Is females I6 /;
total. 81. Per cent. OF attendance Of males.
% /; females, 90 total. 81
Names OF pupils perfect In attendance
during month: Ethel Seaman. Blanche
DImOnd. Stella TuIIey. Dolly Pringie. LiI-
Ian Grinath. GussIe Seaman. Sarah Tulley.
Lenore. Plummer, Je3nIe Bunton. Amelia
Long. Katie Mariett. Vincent Piunmer.
Frank Meyer. Willie woOIfe, Irving Sipe.
OrrIe GIN. Don Wentroth and Joe McCIsr-
rem
Room No. A. Number OF pupils enrolled
Males. 10; females, % total, 20. Aver
age attendance OF males, S: females. Is /;
total -. Per cent OF attendance OF males,
20 females. So total, 50.
Names OF pupils perfect In attendance
during mouth Elnora Hess. Mamie Sipe
Mary Mcconnell. Blanche Gill, Stella
Green, Cenats Pringle, Richard Costello
and Robert Wentroth.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Oct.
10. 1889:
John Franklin Lorg, Barr township and
Laura B. r. Brown. Pine towns nip, Indiana
county.
Hezskish c. Reed. East Conemaugh an d
Reoecca l.. Wagner. East Wheatteld town.
ship.
John r. Dick and Ella Beam, Franklin.
Thomas A. Stonebraker ana Ida May
Nolan, West Taylor township.
Henry Thomas and Celia Huber. Elder
township.
Michael ]. Hoover and Alice z. Deiozier.
Elder township.
John Yote K o and Jennie Boddak. Fru-
gslIty.
Charles Conrad and Ella LeIbfried,
Johnstown.
Siom Ream, Upper oder township and
AnDie Livingston, Grubbtown.
Solomon w. Treese and Emma n. Ban
ers, South Fork.
Samuel Waddle and Halle Marks, Derry
Station. Westmoreland county.
VIM. G.. Kifer and Annie NJ. Rhodes,
Johnstown.
Arthur Wood, South Fork and Alminia
Pious. Bunker Hill, westmoreland county.
VIM. F. Carney. Munster township and
Annie (. Bradley Washington township.
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Extent OF the Injury.

Some idea of the fury OF the Johnstown
food and OF tie havoc caused by It may be
gathered from the fact that though the
Pennsylvania Railroad company has been
bending all its energies since the food to
the work OF repairing the damage done TO
It's property. that work Ii stin incompleted.
Twenty miles OF new rails have been laid
and a new bed made for the distance. 1t
was over Eve weeks from the date OF the
flood before trains were running on as many
tracks as they did previous TO the disaster
Even then only single tracks were laid
acrcss the bridges. and the work on the
bridges Is not expected to be completed be-
fore November. At,oora Graphic Nesos.
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nather STRONG pt,crep.neie,.

There was deyelooed in the Mcknight
Johnstown claim hearing yesterday (Tues-
day) very startling discrepancy between
the bookkeeping OF the State and that OF
the contractor. The discrepancy amounted
to Sc foremen with J, ,25I hours, OF 133 sub
laborers with 23.765 hours. OF 6,l77 COM
mon labOrers with ss.61S hours, of 32s
double teams with $3.50 hours. ETC.. the
value OF which amounts to S27, OH rs. The
bookkeeping Of both State and contractor
was done under many difficulties. Never
theless, the difficulties cannot be held re-
sponsibIe for discrepancy like the above.
Further Developments in the bookkeeping
methods OF both sides viii be awaited with
much interest.-PittsjUr9 Commercial Ga
zette.
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The Besf

Medical writers claim that the successful
remedy for nasal catarrh must be nOn-irri-
tating, easy OF application, and one that
will reach all the remote sores and ulcer
ared surfaces. The history OF the efforts to
treat catArTh during the past oblIees Us to
admit that only one remedy has met these
conditions. and that Is Ely's Cream Balm
This pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done. and both ply
sicians and patients freely sonoede this fact
The most distressing symtous yield to IT.
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wreck on the ne,i,s Gan

Saturday forenoon two sections OF q
freight train were running on the Bells
Gap road, one having two engines and one
three. two drawing, enc pushing and were
a considerable distance apart When with
in six miles of Iryona the first section broke
down on curve and before the second sec.
tion could be tagged II ran into the disabled
train. Engineer McFadden. OF Punxsu-
tawney. on the first section was badly scaId.
ed and his sun. George, who was firing was
caught between the tank and running board
and had his left leg crushed so BADLY that
amPutation was necessary. He was taken
to Altoona and placed in the hospital. a
number OF cars were demolished by the
collision.
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Prince Priest GalIftzfn and the wo-
man with the DecolIete Dress.

A writer in the Domestic Monthly dis
cusses the Iow-cut bodice and gives some
interesting historical information. She
says whether fashion Is matter OF
simple impulse or dehuite development, its
power. either positive or IN resistance, Is
ALTOGETHER beyond question. Perhaps OF all
other Instances which prove this. none
could be more convincing than the way In
which pecks have been stOIidly indifferent
70 attacks OF any kind Whatever. careless of
examples 10 the contrary and defiant or ex
press DEGREES In opposition to them. Ira
dition tells how young Louis XIII once
iung 9 glass OF wine into the neck OF a
lady too conspicuous In her attIre-or lack
OF IL and In like manner. one OF the pastors
or our early settlements, Father GAlIItzen.
OF Ebensburg. Pa, having noticed a woman
In his congregation in low necked dress,
presently. In his parade down the aisle.
singing 'Asperges' and sprinkling the as
sembled people with hoiy>water. he dashed
a liberal supply where be thought her dress
ought to have been. and passed grimly on %
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T'sRAY NOTICE.
h Game to the residence of the subscriber
residing At Dysart, Clearield towushlp an
the 2)th Of September, light brown cow hbou,
Il years old. with white spot on fOreheat and
NLiie spot on top Of back, and part OF the tai
white and very bCghy- The owner IS requested
% come forward pay charges and tako her
away, otherwise She will be disposed OF according
70 law. q. a PEERSON
Dysart. Oct. A. Isss.-3t
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

"A In the matter of the rrst and partial ac-
count OF Catharine Schroth, executrI Of John
Schroth, deceased.
The undersigned auditor appoin n ted by the Or
phans' Court 10 distribute the balance IN the
hands OF the accountant shown by her said ac-
count hereby gives notice that he Will ait at his
coffiee IN Ebepsburg on Friday the sth day OF
November, 1889 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when and
where all parties having claius must present
them or be debarred from coming in on said
fund. Z. q. KERR,
Ebensburg, Oct. Is, 1see.-2t. Auditor.