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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-11

Although flour has advanced, Pnrefoy is
constantly reducing his prices. Fresh lot
of his champion" Brand just received.
He is Offering the best Porto Rico molases
ever sold by him at 40 cents. II you want
Pure Lard call Oh J. W. PurefOy.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-11
TERMsOF SUBSCRIPTION

One copy one yearii 100 S
2 so
We desire live agent and correspondent
at every postOfiice in Vance and adjoining
counties Write for terms.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-11

Hats, Summer clOthing-Alpaca coats,
thin vests, shirts, underwear, hosiery. &c,
at WATKINS
july H.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
MARRIAGE LTCENsEs IssUED

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Feb 18th.
1889:
John C. Jacoby and Mary z. Maley.
CurtI- E Horner aud Aonie Richardson,
Jnhnstown-
Wm- EveThsrt and Mary ]. Sacked.
South Fork
Henry EngaIe. Richland tow ship and
Philo 1ens HelJig, Adams township.
John j Woods PtttSburg Pa, and Mary
Z Dagis Jnhns'o4yn.
Martin Lohr aud Hette Rocking. Johns
town
George Pfalier. Conamauah borough and
CaroliUe Gaucher, Ionnstnwn
william +. Miller and Violet Nav Cor
nelius, Rad tnwnshio
William N-ff aad Lizzie Bsrrstresser
LiIlv borough.
Wm. Siyff-.r. CarroIItnwn and CIeuen-
tine Grouse. Chest Springs.
bert l.. Fancy and Annie NJ Rose.
JOhuStOEu.
Michael n KYLE and Ida June Keip-r.
Franklin borough
GeorRs d Patrick. CherrytIsa. Indiana
county. and Maggie Bu;terbaugh, Greene
township, Indiana county
HHarion McMulisn. CHEST Sprjnps and
Ida Stgle. ClsarfirId township
Ot'n II OFT, Johns own and LINE a
Bos'ert, Con0maugh township
john / krlSe. Dean township and Mary
r Reckard White township
Bernard " Parrish GaiIttzin horonOb
ana lfa > ker, Allegheny township
John r TempietOn aud Mary Z TroxeII,
Reade township.
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school Report.

Report Of EraRShurg school for month
ending F-b / 1889
Class leaders Room No l A class. May
Connell; B class, Jun- Days; G class
Olney Davis and Carl Rivinius B class
Maggla Talbot aud H-rhi- Evans. Room
No 3-A class, FlOrie Mills Is class.
Blanche Folsom. Room M. "A class,
John James ttwo months) B class. Annie
Dawson and EdUh Myers Room No s.
a class Annie Maloney Month ending
De } HELEN MdrraV and Katie McBreen
3 class Jauni- Bower.
Pupils who missed no time during the
month
Room NJ. Walter Jones Rho1. r tier.
Arthu- Evans FIsnE KirSchnpr Harry Ban
nett Lnvd R-a+. Gideon Opwp-y. Frank
3-rky Willie B-'kv. Joseph Crouss, B-rtie
CHnnrli, Harry Jones. jesse Evans David
Luiwig Eum-tt W-aElAnd Charles Z n
e~t, Msrv C"nuPn. Marie MVsrs. Minnie
Thorn June Davis. Netie Ovans. Clara
James NHrv E7gi-hart.
Room NJ. -OrH- Cnnnel Pc sr Lud~
wig, NilliuRtOn Evans. Willie L i0rry o ney
Davis, Carl R'viDius CArl Dick, Dalis
CnutH. Hrhie Eyans Davis Evans. Harry
CAnuelL Philip Grouse. Robbie B 'singer
MSrv McCane
Ranm NJ 3-Amns James F BntIer
Roberts FlOri- Mills Mnnnie Murray Nan
RchardS"n G-rtie Grouse, Cora Evans.
Minnie rschuer. Ada Jones. May Davis.
BlAnch@ Folsom
Ronm No { Fred Jones. Cordia Snyder.
Edgar Evans Charley Weaken. John
James. Ray Jones. Annie Frederick, G-r>
iIR Bower. Annie Dawson Annie Mills,
Emma Morrow, Mary McBr-en. Berthe
Hrchue
K0or7 No 5-Laonard Jones. Karie Nc
Br@en. Annie Na'nnev, Helen Murray,
Della Folsom Jennie Bower. Ella Kirsch-
ner. Alice MalOney, Julia Connell.
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Items fram C.rroiItowu.

CAREoLLTowS, PA, FEB. 18th. 1883.
Ed FREEMAN 1T is getting TO be
dangerous thing to be newspaper CORE
spOndent, a compositor, or anything con-
nected with the newspaper profession out
side OF the Seles once here. a. Pap Creery
don't allow anything Of that sort, Therefore
newspapers outside OF his dominiOus will he
compiled 20 have law passed by the pres
ent LEGISLATURE 70 protect the profession
Nothing Is reliable until Pap" is consulted.
Come To Pap" the source from which all
blessings fow." Hence we beg leave OF
Pap" TO submit you. Mr.. Editor, few
items OF news this week, which we hope
will prove Interesting to the local reader.
4 large sled load OF Carroltown ladies
visited Altoona on Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Rist, who has been quite
III for some time. died st her home in this
place on Monday evening at O'Clock. She
was supposed to be about 90 or 50 years of
age. Her remains will be Inferred In st.
Benedict's cemetery to-day.
Petitions are being signed by citizens Of
Cambria and some adjoining counties 20 re-
enact the scalp law.
Mr. Joseph Stitch has rented the Eagle
Hotel. vacated hy Mr.. Cvriilus LuthAr, and
moved in his effects on Monday. The form
er. with his family. will likely locate in Al
toona.
The roads in this section are much drift
ed. vet the travelling public mates is point
IN ges around. To-day Thursday opens up
fine and promises better roads and more
moderate weather.
An accident happened to the heaters in
our public school building on Tuesday.
which. when Investigated, proved TO be
nothing but a scare.
The coal excitement is still booming here
and railroad ruumo are aiost The latest
Is an extension from McGees 10 Cherry tree
and up Cush Greek.
A run-Off and two fist fights occurred to
break the mOnotony of Carrolito~n this
week. ION.
Srho0I RenOrr
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Local Institute

The following program has been arranged
for an institute to be held IN school house at
EOeusburg, February p 1883.
FORENOON SESSION.
Music-Es,sy, Miss Sadie BArkey Fapld
prnHauship 5. G Cassatt how to teach
reading. Miss Kate Fecker; mental arith-
mrtc, a. J Krscn primary language,
Miss Maggie Larimrr; wt4t kind OF read
lux should our pupils have, Herman Jones.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Ausic-R- CiJauOn, Mss MpilIe Evans :.
cla-s dr,l, Miss Alice Lloyd how To dig
nify The teachers profession, Slpt. j. W.
Lrech solo, Miss Matte HpSeli; r.cita-
ton Miss Annle q 'yuon order, Miss An
Ei- Jones; select r-adiug, 4. r. Read
cornrt solo. f IL DAVIS debate -Rrsoly-
ed That the L should annex Canada
silirmativr. J. w L-ech aud ; l. Red
negative, Rev. J. W. Smonse and A r.
Read.
Music-Locll clippings. Miss EGi- Myers.
Masic-Wueu tho above program was
made out rt was the Intention 70 have an
afternoon aud evening session. but there be
iaR spyciaI church ser, Ice IN town that eve
niag Il was thought best 10 change the ses-
s!ons TO forenoon and afternoon and abau>
don the night session. Patrons of the
schools aud friends OF education In general
sre Cordially Invited 10 De present aud par
ticipa,e IN the discussions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
A PPLIOATIoN EoR CHARTER.

4 PPLIOATION EOR CHARTER
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that under the
provisions Of :he Act Of Assem.'iy Of the Com
UonSe-lJh OF Pennsylvauia entitled '-Au Act to
provide for the Incorporation aud regulation Of
natural gAs cJmDsnies.'- Approved May nth
lss5. John O'Nti. Martin VI. Mackey.I A KEEL
". William NJ Yin LEY. william HensIing
John g. Hoover et. Al. citizens of the State OF
Peuusylvaaia viii en- the 18TH day Of NJ trrh 1882
Ap-ly 10 the Governor Of sIid common wealth 10
be ine.rporated under the name OF the Noun
tain city Narural Ga<Co"
TIE purpose OF the proposed corporation Is TO
produce. deal In, transport. stnre q a supply
natural gss TOR isht and heat and u is intended
10 mtne Tor pradu~e receive s4td gas IN the
counties OF Indiana. Jcfersnn, Clearneld and
cambria IN the State VI PennsylEzuiA, and sup
ply The sane 20 custnmers along it, main Ine
lines OF pipe and branches and within convenient
connecting distances thereof 10 the cit1 VI the
several leading towns located IN said ecu 1ties
where the business ~ intended 70 be carried on.
Also % supply customers Of the G OF AitoOna
aud its s-5er5s AMI the n1r ugh OF Hoildss ssburx.
Blair couuty. Pa with natural gas for Hight and
h-at fr-m satd counties. The several r1uts of the
contemplated pip- lines and the towns 10 be sup
piled With said natural gas TO be rngre fully and
spec neatly set forth in application tor charter,
aaf Il T. nteuisd that the principal ofes )f s4ii
corporation shan bs IA the ctry OF Ait'On4. Pa.
C. NASDERLIS, Solicitor.
FEB. Is. lsso.-4t.
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DIED.

ELLN-Died at his home in GaIli'zIu
on Iu.sfAy. February 10Th 1859, Mr.. Mar
TN h-liy, aged about 40 wears.
Mr.. k-iIv was well and fayora aIy Known
Democrat. who. al :he instance OF his many
friends some six ysars ago was a candidate
for the nomination for Prethonntary. Al
though he was unsuccessful be received a
Il n't'erins vote. and as a Democrat aud a
citizen stood high in the estimation OF his
nri2hbors In private life he was an exeu-
piary ciuZ-n aud sT who knew him Will
feel sorry at his taking OF In the very prime
OF l;fe. May his soui rest In peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
fuEtiguIe

The following Is the program for an instI.
tutr 10 be he'd at Loretto March .. 1889
Sup;- J. W. L--ch. teaching history /;
Prof Z. W. Smith. b-st methods OF each
inR grammar; Miss Ella Neeny .recitatio n;
Pruf Red. teaching geography; Miss An
ME Garrett, teaching reading; Mss Annie
Had. recitation Prof. J. Fo.ey, teaching
phJ sIolosy Mis> Rose Driskel. essay Miss
Mckimm, teaching spelling Mr. r. Hicks,
essay Miss Fannie Richardson, school
punishment; Miss Rachel Mccoy, mental
arithmetic: Title Bradley. teaching read
ing to beginners without a chart. Direc-
tors, teachers aud friends of education are
invited 20 attend.
RosE DRIsKEI.
kATIE CONRAD, SCom
TIILIE BRADLEY y
W. A. x. LITTLE Chairman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
school Report.

Report OF GufIith school. Barr township
for the month ending FPDruary 5 1889
Number nf pupiIS enrolled ma es II fa-
males IS. Total 80. Average attendance
males - females Is. Total 25. Per cent
~ attendance. males 90. females SO. Total
So
Names OF pupils who were present eve Y
day during month are George Parrish Ear
Faust VIII Brown, Thomas Parrish Law
rrGce FOuSt. VIII B-ckel. James Parrish,
Adophus Fnust. Louis Brown. Minnie Par
rish. Milie FHu-t. Enmt 3 own Franc q
Parish. Polly Sherry, Eioora Parrish. e
Jennie Askins, teacher.
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BackIen,s ArnIcn SaIre

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Ciapped Hands, Chiiblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and po-i-
uS-Iy cures Piles, or no pay required. IL is
eDsTahtre1 IN gise perfect satisfaction or
money T~fun dad. Price 25 cents per box
Sold al the drug store OF James. Fbens~
burg. apd W. w. McAteer. lnretto
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NOTIl,E

NOIlCE--
~ Notice + hereby given that the folloxfnv
accounts hhs been nied IL the Court OF Common
Pleas o. Cambria county. and will be coanrmed
by said court on the nrst Monday Of March next
unless cause be shown 70 the contrary.
ftrst aud nal arcouut Of v. e. Cfesrue -
siKueo of Prudence VI and Rachel q Ceor.,.'
Account OF Iohn 4. Blair, assignee OF Joseph
Gutsal@ and wife
H. =. >EOEMAKER, Prot'y.
E6ensburK. Feb. : Isss
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Send for CatrIogne.

The total euTolim.nt at the California
Normal last year was 63s. Teachers nov
rrShze that they derive mOrs benefit and al
toe same time scare better rates ~ CALI
tofnla than else where. Tota! est OF board
ana tuition Tor spring term Of IL weeks.
from go 90 70 5000 Ssrs for ca;aio,us
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

STATE OF Psnnsylva1is, County of Csrnrts.-
- The Common wealth OF Penny lvaufn u
t.rtEahefh Dunn. Lonxwood county. Msnth. lrS-
and; Rob II Dnnn. sud MIcbasl Dunn. Long
wood. county, Meath. lrelaUd Matthew Dunn.
Altoona. Blair county. "a Mary Dunn, Long
wood county. Meath. Ireland Bsssie puas.
Dunn, Grssnsburg Pa. Kate Parrish. Pitos~
hArz. Pa. John 3. Parrish, Piuts5urg. Pn.s
AEnes Iunn. PittsburE. Pa. Dsniei. Magg1SA
Peter. James and John Dunn, Ait0on ., Pa. Fsts-Y
James aud Jehn being mtpers.
GnEETIsc You hereby oitSd 10 be ar4
appear before the Judgss of our OTPhAns Gov .
at Ebensburg 90 and fJT said county on the IA
,uday Of March next. then and thsre 70 a
cause, If any yUu have, Why the Court should Sc
decree syeaiuo performances Of eOntrsst betTs
Patrick Dunn. deceased. aud nattheS Damn -
certain tract OF or Ion OF lznd stu ttsf Al -
borough Of Gscsis, CtsArfe.d cyIpE 2,
5uIs, Dec. q, ~.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOMI-
w TEs Beech Grove Goal and Coke com.
p-ny, located Al Gallitsin. Pa. oer 10 sell sever
hundred (5Oo) Lots on the sunny side OF Tunnd
Hill. not more than iour hundred ysidH from
pure water running through this oiEtrI-t in less
than year. nd the Lots are located IN the mfdse
o. prosperous sectioa the iuvsstns nj cannot n
70 be profitable. We viii eel these Loe~ On
monthly payments 80 that all who wish rAy Raw
home. All com unicstions shonld be afdrUps-
Cd 10 THOMAS BRADLEY
6ailltEn, Pa
Dec IL lsss.-Bn.
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.TDTICE

NTDTICE-
~ Notice is hereby given ths, the ps.ttion
Of John q Gates. sssign-e Of Nathias Kss-ie-
am vile has been n'd In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria c unsy asking for leave IN
re-epnvey certain real tate to said nssiznar nd
that the same Will he Srarted on the rst Monday
ci haTcn next uugee- ase ne shown 10 the e n.
tr.ry II. a. sBssEHEEEB. P-s.h'Y
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FoR SALE

tz'AhA FOh SALE
Il Jher- will oe disposed Of at private sale
hrm situate IN Allegheny township. one
fourth mile iron Loretto. IN the road leading
IRON said place 10 Ehensburz. This farm >on-
tains about - acres. about 50 acres OF which are
cleared having thereon Q new two story frame
house and barn. nne orchard ete spd Is in a
zoos state of cultivation and well vatered For
further partisIsr address
ncrstse, Fec. !, tsss Ifre<5-
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TOR SALE
L House and lot IN Ehsnshurg Pa = never
failins spring. stable and outbui iidinR on prem
ises lLquire al Z Duiton SOC. hardware
store.
EbensburE. Oct II Isss
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A UpTrO g,s NnrICE.-

A UDIrOg g'S NOTICE
~ The undersigned auditor appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria cluntv
20 report distrtnuton Of The fund in the hands OF
J+nes r MEers. ssEignss nj samuel GIN and
wife. as shown N his nrst and nnsi accom- here
hN lives Dotine that he vii eft at his N be
horough of Enensbnrg. Pa Monday Fehru
AIRY isth. $50. ST ten e'clock a NJ. for The par
pose ~ atte nding In the duties OF ssid appoint
meut at which time and plsce all persons inter-
es'ed may Aftsnd OF Ne forever dehsrred from
coming on said fnnd. ALVIN EVANS
EoensourR, Jan. ., 1859. e.-E. Auditor.
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A nMTNEsrRAroK.s NOTICE.

A pMTSISTRArOR'S NOTICE
~ Notice is her-hy xiven that letters of nd
u tnistraTton cum tesfatnentO annexo on the es-
tate of RichsrI Meyers. late OF SummerhtlI
township, Cambria county. Pa deceaHed have
been gra ntei to the undersigned. All persons
Indebted 70 said estate hereby notified TO
make payment to without DELAY. and thote
having claims against the same will present
them. properly authentiea 81 for settlement 70
HENRY NJ HUSH
admir- oi Rt-ha d Mayors deed.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
IlN virtue - alias order issuing the
Id Cou-t OF common Pleas Of cambria coun-
~. Pa. 10 ne directed. j will expose 10 pub ic
sale AZ the store room rt ]. q. NOe at Portage in
said county OF Cambria.

S4TURD4T, MARCH 2, 1889,
Att O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
the following escribed real estate, viz:
crrtsiu piece or parcel OF land situate IN
Munster township. GsmbriA county. Pa. sdlain-
ing lands Of - Behe. John Ne AtzmRuy Ber-
nard biglin. Iszac WtEe. aud Joseph FreffhnH
Containing 100 scre=. more less This land T.
heavily timbered. anc ts all underlaid with ccal.
aS-TERMS OF SALE.-Ez
Ten per cent. OF the purchase money 20 be paid
81 the time OF sale. the balance OF ore tnird A.
confirmation of s-le. one third IN six months and
one-third N twelve months after the counrma-
tion Of Z. sale. Deferred payments 10 bear IN.
terest. Ind % he sssuret BY Judgment bond and
ns-tg3ge oi the purchase
JUSEFH MILLER.
Assignee OF John c. Scel tge'i
HLac-e. Pa Fso. 2 rss.i--,.
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! @. LLOYn.
J HN KIRBY. SCon's-
JOHN CAMPBELL,


u n
We the undersigned Auditors OF Csmhrt.
county. "a. respectfully report thag W have
carefully examined the v. uchers and accounts Of
the Receipts snd Expenditures sAid county frnrp
the 2nn day Of Janusry. A u lsss 10 the I'm dav
OH nuzry. A. d. 1889 and nnd them As statad
a'so the iorgoing Assets and Liabilities of said
county.
Gwen under our hands at the Com rnisSfoners'
once THE S0ih day OF January, A. D. Issa.
LOUIS ROLAND
J. W GRIFFIN. tAuditurr
GEO. a. KINkEADA
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Wa Zpq Us-t urysvs-s y..z..i I'll - s-i
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once al Ehensburz, Pa. the 23rd. day OF January
A D.. lsse.
LOUIS ROLAND.
j. W. GRIFFIN. tAuditors.
GEO. A. kISKEAD
ID EPORr OF l. LILLY. ESQ STEWARD
H Of Poor and House Of Employment o. Cam
bria County PennE:
stock On Farm.
Tires horses. twelve cows, one stock bull enc
bull for beef, four shoats, Q turkeys. sixty nine
chickens.
Farm Products.
Thirty-'ight tons hay, eight hundred aud
zevente~n bushels Of oats, one hundred and nine
bushels Of huckuheat. elk hundred and EeVenty-
nve bushels ears OF corn. one hundred and ten
bushels turnips, one thousand heads cabbage.
FRrm implements.
two horse wagon sprlnX wal ous. buggy ]
road carr. farm car ! hay rake. ! grain drill
corn planter. cutting box slei IL ! bob lied ,
! log sled. Sb -el barrow. hand cart hay lad
ders. ctcer press moving machine choppinx
mill Live horse power engine = boiler, har
rows ploSs grain cradles &c.
Butchered 10 hogs. making 1900 lbs. pork
bull. aud heifers. making ll95 pounds beef 9
cslvesuakiaE s5Q pound veal.
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No. OF meals given 70 tramps duriIE 1sss sIs.
OF the iptnates remaining in the house January
let 1852. there IS adult males: IS adult is-
males ard male children-one Of which is
ldiJt!c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.

Not single last Fall Overooat carried rus
the shelves, fade the counters be injured by hand
ling All such goods sold to and bought by Stern of
the Golden Eagle
My present stock Of Overcoats is direct from the
acturer who obtained the fabrics from which they
posed direct from those who made them. Consequently
tax exists imposed by clothing speculaors obbers brokers
middle and the like. In buying you pay but
small for the CLOTH small price for making up and
much smaller price to me for bringing it here and Offering
TO you for sale, Thus enabled to sell Overcoas-yol
may not believe it until you call around and see-cheape
than any other house in Altoona In Blair county or
this State, for that in the United States of America
Big Sords, it's true, but call and see.
All oil the aggregated New and Popular Fabrics enter In
to the composition Of the garments made UP in the Lates
Styles Of Fashionable Taste for the present season. which,
ling strictly the case who calls will fail to be astonish
ed at the Maveousy Low Prices at which such Radically
Superior Goods sold.
Undercoats, also, at under prices as well SIS
ENTIRE SUITS
Made of the Best Materials, Fresh and Fash
lonable, in Great Variety and Exte It
Of Stock
j. MARCH,
TWELFTH STREET. NEXT DOOR PosToFFicE
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TRIAL LIST.

Average number OF Inmates per moth during
the year sc s-l2
Ebenshurg Pa, Feb !. Iss9-it
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ssIEiii. as. EXPENDITURE:
Poor and House Of Employment
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.
From January end, Isss, to January
9Th, 1859.
THOMAS E. HOWE, ESQ,
TREASURER.

THOMAS E. HOWE, ESQ,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

Given unde- our h,ud. 81 the Conmtssion.r'
once a. Eh-n-bars, Pa, this 2olh day o. Jsnu-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

The third annual festival of The Sioux
City Corn Palace opens september23rd
and closes October 9Th. AS there was
no ice palace this year, the Com. Palace
ought to draw quite crowd,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

Heatwole, of the Mortified News,
usually writes sense but of late his ar.
ticles are being tinged with the color o.
his own Importance. Too much praise
has pulled this editor up.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

The papers, that didn't want to see
Blaine made, Secretary of State and that
have been trying to get up a rumpus in
the cabinet on his account are gradually
being brought around to where they
have to admit that the Maine statesman
is making a capital cabinet officer and
that his dealings in affairs of state are
not those Of the injudicious and airy
politician but rather Of the cool and de-
liberate diplomat, embodying both wis
dom and energy. Blaine is a bigger
statesman to-day than he ever was.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

Ohio Democrats thought they saw
some glimmer of success in the fact that
John Sherman was dissatisfied with tile
republican candidate for governor. They
forget though that the Senator is inter
ested not so much in the man as in the
party and that he will put good share
of bis time into the campaign, personal
differences Notwithstanding. The re-
publican party have got together in
Ohio in better shape than their Demo
cratic brethren would wish.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

POstma General Wanamaker has
tailed one for economic service in a
decision to pay the Western Union Tel
egraph Company only one mill word
for government business. Great corpo-
rations were paying only one mill and
the postmaster could not understand
why such patron as the government
should not receive equal favors. Ac.
cordingly the decision and the conse-
quenr attack by democratic papers.
But Notwithstanding their Indignation,
the act will be received favorably
throughout the country as just and
commendable.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

We can see nothing dangerous in the
rumored combine between Window and
Washburn. Its purpose is said to be
to Gust Senator Davis from his seat at
the close of his term but that will never
be. Davis is popular and has the best
wishes OF the majority, while the people
are utterly sick and tired of Wash
burns high handed style. They have
learned a lesson from this Doodle king
that they will profit by and any attempt
to place man of Washburn's stamp in
the seat of Mr.. Davis will be emphati-
cally vetoed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

The LIE Sueur News has the following
concerning the representative of the sec
ond district: In all his commentators
Congressman Lind is very particular to
get the wishes of his constituents in the
various localities interested; conse-
quently he is making many warm, fast
friends and very few enemies.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-24

Calvin Brice of the National Demo-
cratic Committee. say he isn't a candi-
date for the Senate from Ohio. Well
for once he is sensible, as a republican
successor to Standard Oil Payne is an
assured fact, and Mr.. Brice don't want
to waste his money on forlorn hope.
And then perhaps Brice is waiting for
the time that isn't coming, when the
democracy will be the party in Ohio
and his candidacy for the Senate will
be more popular than at present.