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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
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Thomas :. Edi5oa's latest achieve
meu5 was to invent q light By which
n:cturcs may be seen al night with
nearly all me advantage Of daylight.
Electric fights have heretofore thrown
either 100 brilliant = light, Ike the
arc light, or else too yellow a light,
s;:ca as lie Edison light. Edison Sc
cured perfec. iigh5 for pictures By
placing 2. the baci: of The bulbs il his
svs.sl,l o.! Lighting d lead piece cover
Ing half Of the bulb ard lifting u
cl5 ely. Inside Of the bulb IS q coat
lag oG silver. The yellow O. inc light
anG The silver reflection makes light
tha5 brings out al the colocs il . pic
ture mousiy. II was fcst used n
the Illumination cfthe ''Angeius" n
the Barge collection.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
THE WESTERN STYLE.
;;crri5!c Crime in VVisccuin-A Crazy
JIIr LvEchcG.

DIAN LTEchc".
The following dispatch Of Thursday
fro12 Milwaukee, Wis. nar-ates the
Most brutal and dastardIy crime ever
perpatrateo in the name Of Judge
Lynch. Or Sunday, at Preston, Trem-
pleace County, Hars Jacob Olsen was
torn from his house and lynched By q
party Of masked men. Olsen was
partially insaneand somewhat quarrel
some, alG had been ordered by neigh
bors TO leave the county. He neglect
ed TO DO so, and was strung up. Olsen
was seized in bed, pulled out, and his
hands tied behird. despite his desper-
ate struggles and those Of his family.
Without even allowing him time to
put on his clothing, they led him out
Of lis house. Once outside Olsen
learned what was to be done with him.
He caught sight of q new rope hang
ing over The limb Of q tree, which
stands not more than twenty feet from
the little cabin which was his home.
He struggled to free his hands, tearing
the flesh from bis wrists, until they
bled freely; but tfnding himself unable
to get loose, he submitted in sullen
silence while the rope was put around
his seck, and willing hands drew him
up TO strangle. His legs were not
tied. and his kicking and struggling
was fearful.
The mob remained sometime lest his
remains might be cut! down. Then
making threats Of lynching any one
who should dare cut down the body,
they dispersed.
The body was discovered in the
morning and was not cut down until
the coroner arrived. The coroner's
inquest was held yesterday at Preston,
and thc following verdict was re-
turned:
Deceased came to his death by
stranguJation caused by being hanged
by tie neck, by masked persons un-
known"
No emdence as to the identity Of the
iyachers wss offered It is Preston's
gossip that the lynchers were led by
one ol the most prominent farmers in
Preston. Further facts will be brought
cut by evidence following arrests about
to be made By the State. The district
attorney has the casa in charge, and
wholesale arrests are expected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
:,io,yo 70 pieces Sy S;tro--Eiycsr;

BUTLER, PA, December 11.-At g
quarter past 9 O'clock this morning
Butter vas shaken by a nitro -g!ycer-
ile explosion at the Butler Tcrp edo
Ccrpany's magazine. Two miles south
Of town: The explosion occurred when
Cars were being PIT into wagons ct
tie :j2torr, James Q. Woods anG
William Medill, and their wagon and
team were blown into unrecognlZable
fragments.
I4c woods in the vicinity of the
magazine are being searched by hun
dreCts Of men for remains Of the ylc>
tins. The factory buildings were
IL ostiy demolished. The factory vas
crushed down, and only the smoke
stack remains intact. The Tafters OF
tie magazine fell down over the sly
ceriae there, but il di>; not explode.
Woods shoulders and right arm have
been found twenty-eight rods away
4 small part Of &ledili's trunk was
taken from the top OF q tree. The
theory IS that Woods let q can Of ex
oios;ve drop when haudins 1t up tc
McGill, 1ri1o was il the wagon. \ greai
hole was made in the ground were the
wagon STOOD.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18

W. G. Sh:liirglaw, who lives few
miles from IcrkviIle, exhibited on Sats
u.day some fee specimens OF pottery
made from clay taken from his planta.
t;3a. TIE clay had been sent to fac
tory 70 test its qualities. The test prov
ing satisfactory, Mr. Shillinglaw 20"
contemplates organizing company to
manufacture pottery of every oescrlp-
ton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18

The Teachers Association OF AndG-'-
so2 County viii hold lis next meetirs
a5 BeItoI the 2lst i2st. An attractive
programme has been arranged, and
viii no doubt prove both interesting
and instructive to those in attendance.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
NORTHERN OPINION.

Views of the New York Press ard peoples.
Suggestion of Family Faud.
New York Specialize the Baltimore Sun:
The news of the death Of Jefferson
Davis reached here too late for more
than brief line ir the very Latest edi-
ton oftWo ofrhe morning papers. The
general public diG not know of it till
the afternoon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18

Among the bills passed to a second
reading are the following: To prohibit
members of the General Assembly from
accepting free passes from any railroad
in the State or doing business within the
State; to extend the jurisdiction OF trial
justices for Hampton and Beaufort Coun
ties resident at or rear IemasSee and
Ridceland; to amend an Act in relation
to forfeited land, delinquent land and
collector of taxes, approved 24th Decem-
Der, 1887, and the amendments of Gath
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18

The work of refining sugar was CON-
menced on Monday in Claus Spreckles'
new sugar refinery in Philadelphia. The
capacity of the refinery is 1000. 900
pounds Of sugar every tweuty-four
hours.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18

1t is estimated that it will take
$500, 900, to carry the Three C's Rail-
road to Charleston. A committee OF
merchants Las been appointed 20 confer
with representatives of the Company on
the matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
General Newt Itemp.

Tennessee made 100000 bushels
of corn and 100, 900 bales of cotton this
year.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
GtanGeW @ntt1eWS>

Stanley Wiattbetp5, felt benz IL. Wtai
1881 WtitglieD Des SbSrburtbesgert6tS, tit
am %. W}dr3 geitorben.
Sim 21. Suit 1924 in Cincinnati geboren,
Bate CT BET ieinem Sooe nod ni6t letn
65teS Qebensio6r polIenbet, mar air elmer
Der SSiingeren inter ietnen @oQegen. Sbpn
alS lu1ger Wtann, 5u @noe Der Dicr3iger
Sabre, bate er it6 an ben G~etDegu1gen gez
GEN Die Sfl0peret betbeiltgt. 1851 marc ct
Jtihter, 1855 Staat9ienator. mar bon 1858
bis 81 Bunoesal1ipalt fir Sito7Obio, frat
i'm Medr3 1861 ais S6eritlteutenant tn baS
%. SDto>J tegtment, naro i'm Sftober oes>
ielben SabreS S6erit l1no befebltgte ais
FOLDER cine 8rtQaoe in Der Cumberland
2lrmee. 1868 tparb ct Gi6ter Der Superior
Court in Cincinnati, 1876 gum 8unoeSz
~ienator an Stelte bon So6n SHERMAN 9e>
tpGblt u1o 1881 pom 0rditoenten @arfielO
gum Wtttglieo be5 O.>8. >@erihtS ernannt.
Ser Senat itrGubte ii6 Qlnfangs iebr ge8en
Die 8eitdti9ung Der @rnennung, ba IS bieB,
0oB ite Dem @tnflu1ie Sap @ouloS 5u5uz
l6reiben Jet.
Sn ieiner Ereue 9egen bic republifanil6e
8artet bate CT nun einrnal gelAmanft, -
I'M Sabre 1872, 100 er proUilorii6er 8oritber
Der vliberolen" misunderstanding
mar (Garl S0urs iparo Der ~vpermanente"
8orftber). DIS aber btele 8erialnmllng
ben Wa9nltnn beging, 6orace 0reeIeD
ais Observation-Disclosures aut5ulteuen,
tpenoete er 1t6 nit @ntrlltu1g BON Der in
@runD ul10 8o0en perpful6ten 8etpegung
alb uno trat 5ur republifanii6en Bartei 3u>
rltf. S6ur5 that 0as befanlttlt6 crit bier
Sabre lp1ter, na0Oem er Die befQnnte ge1
beimntBpoIe Gerit d D i9un9 nit
!0aDes alf benz 8abnbofs in Columbus GEE
babt bate, lta0 melher er ieiner Weltli6en
Boit Die @eiiung lanote, u iii benielz
ben W1ann ins 3elg 81 9ebel1, ben tie bis
oabin grinlmtg befGnpft bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
bod Der miue Oes golfes" CUR @elturpg

bod Der @iGe Des golfes" our @elturtg
gelalgen.
0ieier angene6me unb troftrei6c Nbers
CLAUDE lit cine groBe Woblt6at, benin er bllft
itber aQe 8erDrteBlt1feiten oe5 Samples I'm
baS Jtedt bintpeg. 90 ipte Oer9tulie an bic
2lQgite ulto NImei56eit beS v8dter6enS"
in Betersburg, 9lau6t Der @merifaner ali
Die 9lQipeiSbeit u1b 2lIGere6tigfett oeS
vSolfS". 0aB Der 8egrifi u8plf", au6
ipent man oarunter nur Die Wfebr5abl
Der ipabI6ere6ti9ten 8iirger neri tebt,
etn ieDr idwanfenber iit; baB er
ni0t nur bur6 3u7 uno 8egtpanz
berung, lon6ern alt0 {1on burh ge>
i6tdte &~erGnOerung Ser 0ablbeStrfSe @ren7
gen (gerrymandering) iebr tpelentli0 per7
dnOert nerOen fam, mabt ibm babel gar
feline &opfidmerSen. The People 1T uno
bleibt ibm the People, unO Oas tit INNER
gut, INNER tpeiie, INNER gere6t u1o leBt
au6 am lebten @nbe INNER i%ettet gSilen
burd. Der @eoanfe lit Dielei6t ftnotlb,
aber g0ttli0 i60n. Otag ct audi mn elm
gGabn iein: = mas tbut'S, 10 lange man
baran glaubt uto ii0 mobl babel fi9lt?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
Disqualification staatsfornt.

Sci @elegenbcit beS @etpaltitrei6s, mo-
bur6 iid III 8eitotr8inien Der O1an1
@tliDn ais @ouuerneur I'M Qmte err
bdlt, nadoem ieine 3eit %abgetaufen uno
ietn 9tabfolger ertpG0lt lit, fragile nelitb
DuS yGpenillg 5ouruaL", pb ntht bier Der
8uno auf 0run0 BON Art. " sect. a Der
0erfaiiung einl6retten miIe?
Ser angefl6rte Sat lautet:
The United States shall guarantee to
every state in this Union a republican
form of government.
C0ie Ser. Staate1 iouen iebem Staate
III 0teiem Sun0e cine republttanll6e Jte7
9%terungsform 8eiDdbrletiten.)
SIS let feline vrepubltfant6e
Ve9terungs0 I NJ, metltte nun oaS
p@pentng Sournal", tpenn etn 0ouoerneltr
fi6 gegen ieinen pom 8Dlfe gelpGblten 9ta6z
fOlger getpaltiam I'M GeitB Des 2lmteS be-
bdupte.
Mober bat tpobG baS Sournat bieie 8eisz
belt? Sebenfolls aus lei1em etgeten -
ni6t nit oll5uOielen gei6i0tli6en Genntz
ntiien an8efiiuten S6dOel. Wenn eS Die
@ei6ihtSbii6er oller 80lfer uno 3eiten
bur6le6en mill, miro e5 barin biele, iebr
Diele Gepublifen porfinDen, Die ale iebr tpeit
bon chamber Derl6te0en tparet, nur
BARN iibereinitimmeno, baB Is redt oft
BET tbnen Drunter u1o 0rilber gtn9 uno
baB mn 9ar SIT bdufig in iDnen @emalt
Do IT 6 gtng. go in ben 9rte6ilben
Gtepublifen, 10 in Der rDmtiden, 10 in ben
5ablLoien Stdote : 9tepubltfen OeS Oeitrelz
alters. .@5 nirb ferner fin6en, baB bic
3tegterungSformen Ser 9tepubltfen lebr
utanni6falttg tDaren. Die einen nurDen
Don einen Gatb Ser 9(lteu, Die anbern BON
nSDranneu", tDteoer anbere bon @oniuln,
nt9en (Sparta anb-bie vGepubltf 8olenO
re9iert. Nu0 9tom bieB in ben eriten Sa6rz
bun0erten ultter ben GGiaren nod INNER
%respublica unb ielbt Die franS0itihen
Otitn5en BON 1905 3ei9en auf Der einen Seite
Den NAPOLEON Emperor, auf Der an
6eren Seitc Die Sni6rift uRepublique
franchise"
NlS Dor Dunoert Sa5ren bic 8un6eSoeri
faiiung Der Ser. Staaten gentd6t nurOe,
Deritanoen Die llrbeber berleben unter elmer
vrepubltfanii6en 9fegierungSform" platter
OtngS ntdtS arDereS, Gl5 Die ~etnfa1eSernet>
1un9 DeS &6nigtbun1S, ober SirittntbumS.
Ser obtge SaB beOeutet ni9tS tpeiter. ais :
Der 8u1o miro ni6t oulben, baB in trgeno
einem Der 81 i6rn g%e60renoeu Staaten etn
&Dnigtbum (ooer 6er3ogt6uu1, DOer
SiiritentDum) errt6tet tperbe. Nber ir9eno
cine 8orihrift > riiber su MAIDEN, auf
tpelbe 8eiie Die Staaten bie vrepublifaniz
iGe Ge8ierungSform" g~eitatten ioQen, fiel
Den 6erren y86tern" ni6t i'm 3raum
ELL. = GU LANCE Wilion fi6 nt0t &0nig,
iOn6ern nur 9ouDerneur netnt, baben Die
8erein. Staaten (ber 8un0) feinerlet 8e=
fu9niB, ii6 ein5umil9en. 9aS mag bielz
Iet6t beOauerli6 ietn; a6er eS 1T 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25

9er1tet6eten performers ebenioipentg
8ertreter Ser amerifantihen ygtation" ieten,
mie Der SeiltGnser 8Lonoilt etn 8ertreter
Der fran3Diti6en Gtation tit, bafiir dber err
i6ten, tpenl1 AUDI tn gibilfletbung, Ser
&0nt9 9umbert, uno in 2onoOn
Dur0en ite lo9ar bonn S6ronfolger, 6em
Brin3en bpnW aIeS, in 8riDatau6ien5
empfangen. Sretli9 nil 6as ni6t aI3uoiel
Ia9en, benn tpuroe bo6 I'M Dorigen Sabre
Der berii6mte Huffdlo8ilI iogar BON
Sbrer WlaieitGt Ser &0nt9tn Der Gussei6s
nung fir tpiirbig ge6alten, lift i'm Brtbatz
fabinet hires Sdlofies cine 8er6eugung
MAIDEN gu 0iirfen.
8uffaloz8tQ un6 bte 8dQ1pteler geboren
Ieiber SIT benienigen 2elten, tpel6e tn Der
alten Melt Dor3usSpeiie aIs rNmerts
faner" 8ea6tung ftnOen. Sic tperOen
ais Die eigentlt6en SDpen bes amerts
fonii6en 8olfes a11geieben, ur6 BON ibnen
9laubt man am ii6er1ten cine S6luBz
folgerun9 auf ben @elammt6arafter beS
8olfes Sie6en GIT fDnnen. 0te 8allpteIer
baben ii6 auf ale SGIe etnen groB7
artigen @rfoIg fir Die nd6lte amerifaniide
Sation geiiUert, benn Seoermanlt petB ia,
Dab Die SelDobner Der groBe1 gtepubltt
9enlentgen nod etnmal 10 bo956dBen, Der
bon bet flritltben 0naoe zines europdti6en
MtadtbaberS bei9tenen moroen lit.
90 fam benn Die 8aQlation nit unge>
l6tpG6ten &rGften beginner. Die Geflame
oafitr mar 5tpar i'm perfloiienen Winter
na6 NuItralten uno europa perlegt NOR
ben, miro aber t6re Sauberbafte &idz
ptrfung fetneswegs b%eria9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
m0dentide Jlinois Stoots5 3 eituno, NIontao, 25. UIdr, 1889,

Die republtfanil6en .3eiturgen tpiini6en
tbrer 9urtet Slid Da3u, oaB Der Sob beS
6errn WeattbemS ntht i6on por bier $50
@en erfolgt lit, 10 Dab Glepelanb einen Oez
mofraten gum gtaAfolger b6tte ernenren
tonnen. Nun miro es Elm JtepubIifaner
lein, 10 oaB na0 tpie Dor Die Oeutotraten
nur 3 bon ben 8 Stellen i'm @eri6t baben.
SnoeIien fomrnt barauf blutmenig an, BENIN
Die republtfanii9e Wte6rbeit bes @eri6ts
bat in Den leBten Sabren cine QnSa6l Gntz
l6etoungen ge9eben, nit benen lelbit Ser
@ras8unoesfeino Sobn @aI6oun hdtte 3uz
frieoen lein t0nnerL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
9os ..notionale spiel11.

SIT Die GuItur bon europa na6 2lt1ertfa
gcbra6t tDorDen, 10 mill ftb ieBt Qlmertta
notwithstanding bantbar bafiir b~e3etgen, tnz
Dem eS 0ur6 cine auSerlelene S6aar bon
Sall6ldgern (base ball players), bic ieBt,
auf tbrer 9tllGfebr BON M~ultralten, europa
bereiit, Oer1u1t, Die alte 0elt nit benz
v9tationallptele" Der r1eltcn NeLt D~ertrQut
nber bob menigitens befannt gu madden.
0el1e Mi9tigteit 0ieier europdii9en 9tetle
Der 8aulpieler beigele9t lpiro, fam man
am 8eften baraus erie6en, DAB leoer S6rttt,
ben fe in Der alten gSelt tbun, getreult6
berlibergetabelt mirO, uno ieoe Nufmerf=
iamfett, 0eren Tie 9etniirotgt tperDen, ais
etne iolde aufgefaBt tptrO, Die Der 9an3en
vJtatton", falls man liber6aupt bon elmer
amerttanil6en Station ipre6en fam, erlDtez
icn pOr0en lit.
Seer aber 5Dii6en Sen !3ei(en gu IeIen
berltebt, Der merit unihner, DaB Die
Champions" nit ibrer Weiiiion ni6t gan5
Sufrteben geltelt ltno, oenn feline einSige Der
gtationen, ipelde fie bt5ber nit ibrem 8e>
iude beebrt Daben, bat van9ebilen", baS
beibt, ntrgenDS bat man AUDI nur ben
@uni6 eeduBert, baS ynationale" arnerifaz
nii6e Spiel auf europdii6en 8ooen gu
berpflan5en. Selbit bic Dem Mnterifaner
in 8eSug auf baS 5portneien am ndditen
ite6enben @n9ldnber baben ii6 Die Gez
i6i6te tuobl nit bielem Sntereiie angez
ieben, aber glei65eitig Die @tnfubrun9 Des
Spieles b0flt6 abgeleDnt.
6a6en Die 6erren BalipieIer ion1it ale
l1ria6e, nit ibrem Grfolge un3ufrieoen 81
ieit, 10 tperoen fe bod oartn Sroft a1 ftne
ben tpiiien, bab Die Mtt9lieoer Der Nriitoa
fratie Gn9ldros uno Staltens ben BON
iDnen peranitalteten Spielen in GROCER 9lnz
3abl beitpobnten. Sn StaIten feblte Spar
Der aneritaniide @eianote StoIo, ipobl
wei[ er bas riAttse @efibl bate. DAP biele
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
@orreiponbens bsr uSGGimOts Staatsaettun9'9
8eOba1tmmgc4t ttn NrODtbtttonss
itaate.
8 Omaha, MGr3 1889.

III u 0Iul0 1000"
@obernor Qarrabee bon Sonia bat in letz,
mem 8riefe an Die Siour Sails SonDentlon
flar betpielen, tpelaer Segel Die 'Problbl7
tion fir Soma iomeit gepelen Jet. 2lber
benz eon3 perlo9enen, ui4tSiogenoen S6rtftz
itiide feblte mn nod eiu 6intpets arf ben
lett Ginfi0rung Der Rrobibitton lebr gebo7
benen @rfinoungS9ett.
Gs m6re Elm tpeiterer 8epeis o0fur ge7
neier, Dab 8ier ltno 0etn Den @eiit toote.
0enn lett Der 8egliiGung Sopa's nit Der
neutrality-suspicious. Brobibition itnO bort
ntebr @rftnbuugen 9ena9t tporoet, ais gu
irgenb elmer Belt norber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
Ed9ti9e uno p60entGi6e
sscS(GtstotS StaatS5eitnno"
mo
vSer 50 { # c IT,"


Office: ede of.gsafBinstOu-9tr. unO gift5 uOsuns.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-26
Over Six Thousand Gone.

The Johnstown Tribune of Wednesday
says: Mr.. II. a. French. Of the Bureau OF
Information, states that his department
closed to-day, having completed its Iabors.
According 20 the Bureaus registry and
canvass the number of living people in
Johnstown and immediate vicinity, or other
wise accounted for, is %. sS9 This leaves,
putting the population at little over 20, :
600, as fixed by Clark's directory, 6.11I peo-
pie unaecounted for.
Mr.. French thinks that these figures are
within few huudred-not over four hun
dred-of being correct.
These figures also inclade persons absent
from the city visiting. who are included in
The %, $50 given as the present population
From these figures it would appear that
the total loss OF life In the great food was
about 5000. OF this number. according to
the Bureaus statistics, about 1000 have
been recovered.
The books OF the Bure eau are now In the
hands of the Beard Inquiry, and will event.
ually go to the State Flood Commission, by
whom the figures Will be regarded as off,
eial.
This Official statement OF the Bureau on
Information may not be correct-it Is diff
cult to believe that over six thousand Of our
people wen. with the food-bat this work
was done In a painstaking manner by intel
iiRent and earnest gentlemen. and is GER
tsinly the best that will ever be performed
on the same lines.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-26
a RelIiYerept Husband.

He had lmbioed too freely of intoxicants,
and conceived the idea tnat some one must
feel the force of his displeasure. There
were no men about whom he considered
his equals. and he was at loss what to do.
In casting about he saw a medium sized
woman, Mrs. Charles Eiwine. his wife. and
at once proceeded to punmel her. blnck
eve, a confusion on the neck. and several
bruises about the hody was all the ply sicai
damage suffered by the poor woman, when
a stranger passing in his wagon. sa" the
fracas and decided to take hand in it
Charles Elwine soon regretted that more
secrecy was nOs given to his pueiistic ef-
forts. and sluuk away the worst whipped
man in town. All this occurred near Lin
coin Bridge Monday afternoon. Up to last
accounts no arrests had been made.-Johns
totcn D 1,ocTdt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-26
History OF the Jshn.town Flood

J, W. Keeler & Co. of Philadelphia have
In press for early issue. q complete and
accurate History or the Johnstown Flood,
including all the other stiles and towns that
have suffered likewise. Ii will be we'll IL
lustrsted. Will be sold through agents, or
mailed direct on receipt OF $50.
The demand will undoubtedly be i'm
mense, as the thrilling experience. pathetic
Incidents. deeds OF heroism, unparalleled
suffering. devastation and death. and the
sympathy shown in the contributions Of
millions for their relief. form History OF
the most intense interest 10 all, and q his>
tory every one will want to preserve in
book form. 1t certainly offers a great op-
portunity for agents-a host of whom will
be needed 10 supply the demand for this
work.
This work was begun systematically by
Col John Rodgers when the mi itary au.
thorities assumed control 1t was continued
by Mr.. Harry Keller. and completed by Mr..
French.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-26
nARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, July "a.
1889
John Karl and Rose Kessler Conemaueh.
Henry Best and Annie Z. Bradley. Fru>
gAlity.
John T. Campbell, East Conemaugh aud
Sarah Jane Pittman, Franklin.
Michael McGee and Maggie Z. Philips,
Johnstown.
David Marker, Johnstown and Susan
Jones, CoopersdAle.
Blair Rickard and Laura e. Fry, Reads
70 Wnship.
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Baby Carriages Free on the PennsyI-
vania Railroad

TIE Pennsylvania railroad company has
issued Instructions to all baggage agents
and baggage masters on the system east OF
Pittsburs and Erie to receive and carry free
of cost in the baggage cars baby carriages,
when accompanied by their owners.
This is a concession in favor of the chill
dren which their parents will heartily ap'
preeiate and it is but another manifesto
ton of the constant endeavor of the CON-
pany to make the road attractive to every
bOdy
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Tn. Aet Ara,n,t C,sare,,.,.

The following is the text of the act passed
by the last legislature concerning the SELL
ing of cigarettes
That II any person or persons shall sell
cigarettes TO any person or persons under
the age OF sixteen years, he or she so Of
Tending shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be SEN
fenced to pay fine Of not more than three
hundred dollars.
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II Sun nered

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overcome these troubles--J. b. Case, ST. Denis
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RuckIen,n Arnfca SaIxe

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, ChIlbIains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store OF E. James, Ebens>
burg, and W, W. McAteer. Loretto.
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TXECUTRIX' NOTICE
r. Letter. testamentarY on the estate Of
Michael l.. Driskel deceased. having been grant
ed 10 the undersighed. all persOns indebted TO
said estate are hereby nOtined 10 make payment
10 me without delay and those having claims
against the same will present them, properly au
thenticated fer settlement. TO
AMANDA DRISkEL.
Executrix OF Michs sel l.. Driskel, deed.
I.oretto, July &c, lss9.-6..
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TRIAL LIST
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lottie Il. Hassonplough by In the Court OF Com
her next friend. Wesley mon Pleas Of Cam
stephens Sbria Co., No. Dec.
Term. lsSS Libel
James Hassonplough in Divorce
Having been appointed Commissioner in the
above entitled action 70 take ana report testf-
mony and 20 report a decree, notice is hereby
given that will SIT at my Office In the borough of
Ebensburg on Saturday the 18th day Of August,
1889. at 10 O'Clock A. N, for the purpose OF dis
charging the duties of said appointment when
and where all persons interested may attend.
DONALD Z. DuFTON.
EDeusburg, July e. Issa.-3t. C0mT.