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Cremation In Baltimore.

tue Amttlcau.
human body will be consigned to the flames
In the new crematory at Loudon Park cemetery
between 2 and 8 o'clock this afternoon. The
body is that of Mrs. Gertrude E. Hartmann,
the young wife Of William Hartmann, the music
teacher, who died August IL. A half ton of
hard GOAL will be required to produce the de-
sired heat and the body should be reduced to
ashes in less than one hour and halt.
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These figures, showing eonstass 60
Large increase I'm both Departments -
the paper's business, need No eoaDsne
They tell the story Of public eonaassce
and demonstrate In the plaibest nannes
pessible that THE STAR 10 TINE m.
COGNIZED CHANNEL OF THIS CON-
MUNITY FOB ALL BUsUEee con-
uUNlcATlONs.
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Opinions About the Deacon ssss

ORHSz1VuS SkOVUU VuV OV8CVu0UooU OrV0Is
In regard to the action Of the Protestant
Episcopal convention in providing for an order
yesterday to Baltimore Sun reporter: "Thers
is now house Of deaconesses in Brooklyn
which was established by Bishop Littlejohn. 1
do not think the bishop is 90 enthusiastic on
the deaconess subject as he used to be. There
were orders in Kentucky and Louisiana, but
these are virtually broken up. Two deacon
esses from Kentucky are now working in WASH
ington with my consent, and two from Louisi-
ana are working here. Many of these deacon
esses have means. The habit worn is a very
simple one and consists of . white cap, with q
covering Of black cloth, and q PLAIN black
gown. It 10 too early yet to say whether the
church will take much interest in the matter
or not. have not had time to think about 1t
myself"
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q The esteem in which THE eTAD
Is held by the reading and sdvertising
public is conclusively shown by the hg.
ures given below.
In the first six months of each OF The
I've years named the average daily cir.
culation Of the paper was:
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HSndoline IL unequaled As . beautiier of the com.
Ple1ion an Indispensable requisite TO the Ladies'
Toilet IL renders the skin white. and soft
prevents chappins. Every lady should use it Per
bottle. 25c.
rzlss. Headache and Toothache II fails give
Immediate relief IN the most obstinate Give it
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FINANCIAL.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS
IL The Perfect uprist; 73 First Prizes; the Joy Of
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inost durable Pianos that can DO nads." Como and
see them. Price reasonable; terms easy. oclO-:jm
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Equally significant Is the showing n
regard to the advertising patronage q
the paper, which is the surest indicstion
Of its acknowledged value a. q medium
Of publicity. The number Of NEW AID.
VERTisEMENTs printed In the col.
umns Of The Star during the arst six
months OF the years named was q S.l.
lows:
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for Children ut Forest Glen, Montgy Co, Nd En-
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sarten. Miss EMMA PRENTISS. Principal.
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JAMES 8. EARLE 3 SONS,
TIE CYcIynrrs.

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FlNHE McDONALD-ELLiS sCHOor.

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Doriez, an accomplished and highly recommended
tSacner "a
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iesves Tth st. wharf daily Except Sunday Mount
vernon, leaving ~ 10 Am, reaching Washington bout
$3.50 pm Fa-e. round Trip u. including aclIis sloa
" grounds and mansion. seIk
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Items frsm CarroIltown.

CARRoLLTowS. PA, Jan 30th 1889
Anthony Sherry was terribly injured on
Friday last while off-bearing on the Kern
steam saw mill. in Barr township. He lost
HIS balance and fell on the revolving saw,
breaking his arm and the saw entering his
side. cutting into the lungs. At latest sc-
counts the young man aged about 20 years.
was in a critical condition.
The Sheriff on Tuesday last levied on all
the personal property In the Eagle Hotel in
this place. occupied by Mr. CyriIlus l. uther.
The question now Is, can the Sheriff sell
Hquor without license?
The Hotel Register of the Brunswick Ho.
tel was borrowed and taken TO Ebsnsburg
recently to produce evidence In a certain
case. The proprietor is now at a loss to
know what has become OF Il. as It Is among
the missing.
Our shoe merchant, William A Noel, Esq.
Is likely TO remove to Hastings in the near
future. In that case CsrroIItown will lose
good citizen and Hastings will gain one.
Some OF our merchants who have branch
stores at Hastings appear to think that their
branch stores will soon be 10 CsrrolItown.
| But they may be mistaken
/ 1t does not require the Huntington liar.
or any other liar. to come 20 CarroIltowu tn
/ state that the electric light business Is not q
bona fde enterprise. IL Is just exactly
what IL Is represented by the gentleman so
| Letting. and what the Pittshurg Company
\ proposes will be done, IL sufficient encour-
sgement IL given by Esenseurg. Carroll
town and Hastings.
The entertainment given by our amateurs
on Saturday last was greeted bY a big
house. Notwithstanding the bad condition of
the roads. Those present express them
selves we'll pleased.
Mr. W. G.. Comerford, the gentlemanIy
[ wooen-goods' salesman, was in town this
week. He is as s;aunch and unfiinching a
Democrat as ever.
The high-toned, hish-fes'd 'd-a -attorney-ap-
plication for-license business Is now bother
Ing the minds OF our liquor men. There
seems To be an inclination on the part OF
macy TO transfer that part OF their bust
ness 10 more humble people, who take very
| kindly TO the arrangement
lea harvest commenced In CarroIltown on
Z Wednesday OF this week. A large number
OF houses will be filed IL the present cold
snap lasts for = few days Tom.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
Issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. jan 30th.
1889:
William NJ. Fory. Derry, Westmoreland
county. and Bridget Coleman, Millville bor-
ough.
Oliver Mccoy and Rosana Murphy, Tun-
nelhill
Harry A. Knee and Bertha Meyers, Cone
maugh borough.
George A Cuppet and Lizzie Bitner.
JohuSto~n.
Frederick Smith and Rsoecca Watson,
Prospect borough
Jas +. Frazer, Popular Run, Blair coun>
ty. ana Anna Maria Warner, Washington
township
Jermiah Lavely and Alma A. Horner,
JOhnstown.
Harry J. Thomas and Kate Behe. Car
rOIltown.
John Habel and Carrie Kohler, Cone
mauRh borough
Franklin McNuIty and Orrie Myers, Sus-
quehanna township.
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DIED.

DUNCAN-Died at his home In Black
lick township on Friday, January 25 1889.
Mr.. Thomas Duncan, aged - years.
MCGARITY.-DisJ at his hone in Wash
inRton township on Friday, January 25'h,
1889, Mr.. James McGarity, aged about ~
years.
The deceased was born 10 Delaware. bat
came to Washington township with his par
ents wheL stIiI an infant, and resided there
all his life. he was an honest. upright cit
izer. highly esteemed by his neiRhbors and
his death will be sincerely mourned by q
large ci7ele OF friends. He leaves to sur
vive him a wife and two children. His re-
mains were Inferred at 81. Aloysius' ceme-
terry. Summit, on Monday last. May bis soul
rest in peace.
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The FavOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Dih-
culties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Peotoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation Of the
Larynx and Fauces; strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allAys soreness of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even in advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There Is no other preparation for dis
eases of the throat and lungs 10 be COM
pared with this remedy.
"My wife had a distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines. but mono did
her any good until / got bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. a neighbor, Mrs. Glenn. had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral- j
have no hesitation in recommending this
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Cough NJ e dicIne

70 every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark
"I have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring / was taken
with violent cough, which threatened
to terminate my days. Every one pro-
nounced me in consumption 1 deter
mined TO try Ayers Cherry Pectorsl.
Its effects were magical. / was irnInedi-
ately relieved and continued 20 improve
until entirely recovered. .'-Joel Bullard,
Guilford. Conn
Six months ago had severe hem
orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an
incessant cough which deprived me of
sleep and rest. / tried various rene
dies. but obtained no relief until be-
gan 20 take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me-"
Mrs.. E. Coburn, 1e Second st., Lowell,
Mass.
"For children afflicted with colds.
coughs, sore throat, OF Group, / do not
know OF any remedy which will givo
more speedy relief thsn Ayers Cherry
Pectoral- I have found IL, also, invzla-
able IN cases Of Whooping Cough"
Ann Loveioy, 1851 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
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Mr.. Morgan Humphreys, an old-time
resident OF E5ensbure. but who for several
years past has been living In Johnstowu,
died az the residence OF Mr.. T. Davis, in
that place on TuesdEy last, aged 10 years.
His remains were brought TO Ebensburg
yesterday ani inferred in Lioyd's cemetery.
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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 posi-
tiv-ly cures Piles, OF DO pay r. squITed. II Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store OF Z James, Ebeps>
burg, and W. W. McAteer. Loretto.
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Permit me to tender my thanks TO the
.JSortby pastor and his estimable lady. mem
bers and friends OF the Congregational
church. for their highly appreciated gift Of a
handsome gold watch. which they were
pleased to bestow on me last Thursday eve
ning. Respectfully.
CASSIE A. DAVIS.
Ehensburg Ian oath 1889
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Ehensbure. Jan, Path, 1889.


The Spring term OF the California. Pa.
State Normal will open March 18th. 1t
promisesto surpass by far any previous
term, both in attendance and interest. To-
tai cost OF board and tuition for the Il
weeks, from $40 to $50. Tuition alone,
$40 So Send for catalogue.
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After trying many advertised remedies for ca
tara during the past twelve years tried Eiy's
Oream Balm and with csmplets success II is
over one year since / stopped using Il and have
had no return of the catarrh- I recommend IL 70
Reading. Pa.
My daughter and myself great saH.rers from
catarrh. were curec by Eiy's Cream Balm. MY
sense OF smell Is res tOred.-C. NJ. Stanley, Shoe
Dealer Ithrca. n. Y
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EBEHsBURG OPERA HOUSE
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 4th and 5th,
First production IN Ebensburg of the Great Sue
cess, entitled
The Little Tycoon,
EbGnSbHfg Amateur Opera Company.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.


General Admission 35cts. Re-
served seats, Scots. Reserv-
ed seats for Monday night will
be placed on sale at James
drug store at l o'clock P. NJ. on
Wednesday, Jan. 30th, 1889,
and for Tuesday night at same
place at ! o'clock p. NJ. Thurs
day, January 3lst, 1889.
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A UDIro rs NOTICE

N The undersigned auditor appointed by
the Court Of Com men Pleas OF Cambria county
report distrtbutiOn OF the fund the M ndE -
James +. MYers. assignee Of SAnsel Gin aSd
wife. shown hy bis nrst and hnsl ArcounT. here
by sives notice that he viii sit at h- ofre IN the
borough of EDeEsburg. Pa. on Monday. Fesru-
airy 18Th. $50. ~ ten o'clock NJ. for tn ndr-
pose OF atte ndsag TO the duties OF said alSOint-
ment at which lime and place all persons inter-
ested may attend or bo foSev-r deharp-i from
coming in OJs said fand. ALVIN EVANS.
Eoensonzg. Jan. %, lsSa st. Auditor
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FOR NELE-

i There will be disposed of at private ssIe
q iarm situate In Allegheny township, ore
fourth mile from toretto, IN the road leading
rom said place TO kbeBsburg. This farm con
tains about So acres. about 60 acres OF which are
cleared having thereon q new two-story Irame
house and barn. hne orchard, etc, and is in 3
good state OF cultivation and well watered. For
further particulars address
FRANCIS O'FRIEL.
Loretto, Feb. /, 1882 Loretto. Pa.
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MOT1CE.-
lS Notice IS hereby given that the petition
OF John o. Oates, assignee OF Matthias Kessler
and wife has been MED the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of fCsmbriA CO un:y asking for leave 10
re-convey certain real estate said assfgnor and
that the ssme will be granted on the First Monday
OF March next unless cause be shown 20 the con-
trRry. II A. SHOEMAKER Preth'y
Ebensburg Feb. I, lss9
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iSlVOOA3
TDR SALE.

DOR SALE
II House and lot in Eesnsburg. Pa. 4 never
sailins spring. stable and 0utbuilding s0 prem
sss. ILquire E. button son. hardware
store.
Eoeusburg. Oct. IL. :sss.
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poyYNiSTRAroR-S NOTICE.

4 1l1ixNfSTRArORS NOTICE
n Saiise lie hereby siven thai letters OF ad-
n tnisprapon cum testament aansxo on the 81
tate Sf Richnr-i Mayors. iats SummeTEEI
Canhrtz county. Pa. decea-ed have
been grauted to tee undersigned. All persons
thsisbted to said e~tats are. hereby mott bed u
9aks payment % me W.T. haut delay. ana hose
having ciaiuss against the win present
skem. property authentics ~ for setti~aasnt 20
HENRN NJ HUM
Adni'r o. Richara Mayors decd.
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AT l O'CLOCK L. M

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain piece or lot of ground situate
IN taliitIin borough. Cambria county. Pa,
bounded and described as follows. viz
Beginning at post township road leading
from GaIlltzin 10 Mountin rDad and line Of town
ship road leading 70 Dawsop's mill, thence south
~ degrees west 10 feet 10 post line of land
OF htuanning Coal company. thence north -
and 4 degrees wesf 81 feet 10 a post along land Of
k-tauninE Coal company. thence south S5l. de-
grees east - feet TO n post township road the
place OF beginning. along township road the
south. containing $50 square feet, having thereon
erected 4 tOT-storied plank house.
s6TEEMS OF SALE:-as
Ten per eeat- when the property ia sold. bal
ance OF one-third at confirmation Of sale, one
third in six months. and the remainder in one
year after confirmation OF safe. Deferred pay
ments to bear Interest. and to be secured by the
judgment bond and mortgage Of the purchaser
DANIEL HENRf.
Admir- OF Ellen Harvey, decd.
Summit, Jan. IS lss9.-3t.
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once At Ebensburg. Pa, this 18th day o: Jsnu-
ary, A ID. lssq.
J. q. LLOYD.
sHN KIRBY. Cons.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Attest; D. A MCGoCGH- Clerk
We the undersigned Auditors OF Cambria
county. Pa, respectfully report that have
carefully examined the VI uchers and accounts OF
the Receipts and Expenditures Cf said county from
the 2nd day OF January A. ID isss TO the 9Th day
OF ] nusry. n d. 1889. and md them rs stated,
also the iorgoing Assets and Liabilities of raid
county.
Given under our hands at the Conmissioners'
Once this 30th dav OF January. A. d. lss9.
LOUIS ROLAND.
i. w. GRIFFIN. Auditors.
GEO. A. KLNkEAD,
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STAlE OF Penney Taaia, County Of CsmbriA-
- The CommOA wealth o{ PENNEY ivsnia to
Elizabeth Dunn. LonxwOod comfy. Meath. Ire
land kob Dam. aud Michael Dunn. Long,
wood. county. Meath. Ireland Matthew Damn.
Altoona. Blair s"nnty, va Mary Dunn. Long
wood county. Meath. Ireland Bessie ll1nn,
Greenshurg. p. I'll. L. Annie
Dunn, Greenseurg. Pa. Kate Parrish Puts
bIrg. Pa. John s. Parrish. PittsbrES. Pa
AHnes I'Nhn. Pittsburg. Pa. Daniel. Mae gis.
Petsr James and JOhA Dunn. Altoona Pa. Peter.
ia and John being miner.
GRErTISa: You are hereby cited to be snd
ar. .-ar before the Judges Sf our Orphans Court
at Enensburx IN and for said unity the hrst
M,nday Of March next. then 6ni there 70 snow
cause ii any you have. Why the Court should not
decree sI,efinc per -maness of oontrart bstwe-n
atrtek Dunn. dscea I'd, and NJ 1.-THE uuHn Ior
c-rfn 10 tra.t or III or lot Ia al Iitastei Ia the
| borough OF Cscel3, GissS pe d gSptS, Ras
,bS A. oRAYl Shorrf
E.tieiE.ssu,r., Zee i, i.ts.
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yyHo WOULD RE WITHOUT a HoME-

WHO WOULD RE WITHOUT A HOME
w The Beech Grove Coal and Coke com
pany. located At tialtZn. Pa. offer TO sail seven
hundred GOO Epts on the sunny side OF Tunnel
ktll. not more than tcur aundred y4rds from.
sburches and school houses. A. there will be
pure water EunniBg through this dissriot in less
than year. nd the Lots se located n the midst
a prosperous section the investnie1t cannot fail
10 br prc5table. We VII. &c these Lots Oh
monthly payments 50 thai all who sish may have
a home All commune sIions shOsld be A1dre-s-
ed 70 THON AS BRADLEY
I5aIlitLia, Pa.
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Given under our hands the Commfssion-rsf
once At Ehensourg, Pa the 23rd, day OF January
A D., lss9.
LOUIS ROLAND.
J. w.GRIFFIN. Auditors
GEO- A. RINKEAD.S
ID EPORT or l. LILLY, ESQ STEWARD
h Of Poor and House OF Employ ment of Ca N
hriA County PennA:
stock on Farm.
Three horses. twelve cows. stock bull one
buil Tor beef, four shOats . turkeys. sky nine
chickens.
Farm Products.
Thtrty-cight tons hay, eight hundred and
seveateen bushels Of oats, one hundred and nine
bushels of buckwheat. six hundred and seventy
ave bushels ears OF corn. one hundred and ten
bushels turnips, one thousand heads cabbage.
Farm Implements.
two horse wagon sptinz vss ons ! buggy 1
road cart. farm cart hay rake. l grain drill
corn planter. cutting box. slet xhs bob .ied :,
l log sled. VII el barrow. hand cart hay lad
der- slider press. moving machine chopping
mill. Live horse power engine & boiler har-
rows plows, grain cradles sc
Butcherei 10 hogs making 1850 lbs. pork
bull. aud 2 heifers making l,lpo pounds beef .
calves making s.s pou unds veal.
I'm
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THE COMPLETE HOME. -. - -
Il eook. Nev sdls5rs-Nsr 5ndaS,--Se~ Iiuyzsssuse
froz7 zs~ crsr ScTsstay srstes Up SINE h1~ prsae
-atf. ExcEIlssI TERse. TIE hssds0aes< pr.-ssctls
BRA aI-g " errs1.; & c. $ NSr.- :trs, FSvzdes
l-s.- - .-Es: -ss-- A-- - - an S.ots-. =
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NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.

Not a single last Fall Overcoat carried to rust
the Shelves fade the counters to be by hand
ling All such goods sold to and bought by Stern, of
the Golden Eagle.
My present stock of Overcoaisi is direct from the
factuer who obtained the fabrics from which they
posed direct from those who made them. Consequently no
tax exists imposed by clothing peculaors obber, brokers
mdde-men and the like. In buying coat you pay butt
small price for the CLOTH small price for making it up anda
much smaller price to for bringing it here and offering
to you for sale Thus enabled to sell OvercOas-you
may believe it until you call und and see-cheape
than any other house in Altoona in Blair county IN
this State for that in the United States Of America
Big words, it's true, but call and
All Of the aggregated New and Popular Fabrics enter in
to the composition of the garments made up In the Latest
Styles of Fashionable Taste for the present which, be-
ing strictly the case who calls will fail TO be astonish
the Marveousy Low Prices at which sach Radically
Superior Goods sold.
UHdercoas, also at under prices, well as
ENTIRE SUITS
Made of the Best Materials Fresh and Fash
ienable, in Great Variety and Exte 1t
of Stock.
X, MARCH.
/ TWELFTH STREET, NEXT DOOR PosToFFic
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Orphans Court Sale
REAL Estate,

Py virtue OF order issuing out of the Or
I'D phsns. Court Of Cambria county Pa 10
me directed. will expose to public sale on the
premises
SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, 80.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-01

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A MOUNTS DUE POOR AND HOUSE OF
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-01

of the mates remaining In the house January
lst 1859 there IS adult males: IS adult fe-
males AID male children-one Of which is
ldiJtic.
Inmates who nfed During Year.
william Lloyd. Clinton tooghnour,
Sol C3tndIe-berxer, Hugh Nc Coy.
scott HuichtineOa, Joseph SchWng
Prank Havvey, James Gou:
Alexander Mink. Elizabeth Kelly,
Noah Dshong.
Average Number Of Inmates rer uor.a surins
she year o. Sl2
TiCusoart Ia, Ts5 !, Issa.-i,