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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

VosotFos decis, por sjsmpos
"Yo no vivo On los tabeFnas y pul.
psrias tomando aguardiente.
70 no me he fobad0 loo cAlisss y
Ice pAtenas dc ningunA iglssia.
70 NO he dado de pAlos / mi padre.
70 no soy complies en- sl' rspto d.
las sabinas.
Yo NO he quebrado con frauts.
70 no he Arrojado mis hijos al POGO
negro"
Vosotros con este sistena feticsnts
! insidioso no o. exponeis Z ir 4 presi.
dio, NO deshonrais D nadie; decis qae
estais dentro de Ia ley......
jAh, si 10 ley pudiera psnetrar en- los
antros dc 10 cenciencia humana!"
Y FL Clansor ioh! FL Uanso,
lqu6 dice 4 estof
Pues dice como el otto:
Que no estG en- VOC.
lQae es la gran virtud cardi.
nal 10 prudencial
Dsspu6s dc habar 30 Clon,oy
albogotado d sallinsso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
DEsAHUC CIADO.

Reunidos On session extraordina-
rio, el Sufrsgio universal, la So
beranfa Nacional, 10 Ju ,ticia, el
Derecho, y cl Sentido comdn, acor-
daron por unanimidsd, despn6s d.
detenido examen, desahuciar al
Ayuntamiento de Manati, el cual
40 halla 4 las puertas del 0lvido,
victima de una indigestion de
acuerdo pGtri6tioo, en- la Sc
sion del 10 del pasado. Toman-
do Ia palabra con VOC clara y sere-
ns, el Sufragio universal y Ia So
berania nacional pronunciaron un
fallo en- esta forma: "Ayunta-
miento que to llamas liberal, que
eres partidario del Sufragio uni
versal = de la Soberania nacional,
Y que tomas un acuerdo tan reac-
cionari0 como el del 20 del pasado,
excluyendo dc las listas electorate o
& % indivfduos: on nombrc del Su-
fragio universal Y do esa Sobera-
MIA de que eres partidario, desapa-
rece."
Acto continue 80 levant6 ell Sen.
lido comdn, expresandose en- los
siguientes t6rminos: Z" "Ayunta-
tamiento que to precias de sabio 8
ilustrado, y excluyes de las listas
electorales & varios individuos que
no SON voluntarios, pero que t1 por
tales los tomaste: en- nombre del
Sentido com6u, desaparece."
La Justicia y el Derecho tomaron
la paiabra y pr0nunciaron 50 sen.
tencia: "Ayuntamiento que OK
cluyes del censo & hombres que
pagan mas contribution, ellos So
los, que todos los aut6nomos habi-
dos ' por haber: On nombre de la
Justicia = ell Derecho, desaparece."
Despu9s que Ia Justicia = el De-
reche pronunciaron gu infalible fa-
llo, Sc vi6 10 sala iluminada por
una claridad misteri0sa, y apareci6
la Libertad. Con cefudo rostro
miro al Ayuntamiento y asi 10
amstematiz6: "Ayuntsmiento que
to llamas liberal, que eres partida-
rio de Ia libertad de psnsar y ex-
cluyes de las listas q varios indi-
viduos porque no piensan como td
piensas: On nombre de esa Libertad
que tn profanas, desaparece."
Gallo la Libertad, y confundi6n-
dose con el derecho, la justicia, el
sufragio y la soberania, se proster-
nAr0n ante una hermOsa mRtrOna
que, vestida de una tdnica roja y
gualda y acompahada de dos so-
berbios leones, spareci6 en- ell din
tel dc Ia puerta. "Yo soy la Patrria,
dijo, coy 10 mas noble y grande
que exists, J On nj uo@bEe, Ayup-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

,6lO uUa cosa sacamos en- limpio
de toda tsta farandula; y es, que,
cor confession y prueba de aquellos
caballercs fismantes como antea
tsmian elias. al partido autono
mista So Il ida de que q su senO
han lido d pardr los slementos Sc
paratistas. lBlen lastre para
hundir I un buquel Asi anda d
buque autonomista. IEaos sor
los hombrss dc El ClGnor7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
.iQUE CoNTRAsrE

No puede ser mas trists, pars
los insignes Consejales autono
mistas d. Manatf, que han acor
dado excluir de las listas electo-
rales a veintid Q Atrie tas y CON
tribuyentes por el delito. :. lde
ser Voluntarios!
e tos pagan al Estado $4,623
60.
Los ilustres Concejales aludi.
dos. li2l3.04!I
No ha menester concentrates e.
contraste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
El General Salamanca.

Eu el vapor correo Alton.
80 XIII, que llegara alui de On
momento 4 otro, Va para Cubs
Ia pueva Superior Autoridad d.
Ia isla, General don Manuel So.
lamanca y Negrete, cuya gesti6r
patri6ticamenre anhelamos come
de bene6cios d las provlncias de
Ia Antilla hermana.
F,,liz termino de viaje deseA
mos al sefior General Salamanca,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

/ Quitnss son, pues, los fsntasmss
que 90 escondsn tras las columns del
OluMDrf
Ellos mismo 10 dicen.
"OscIros y mediocres.
Dsbs ser eierto, cuando slloS 10 di.
cen.
"Qae han cuidado de maEtener %
vida ptblics y privadA 4 prusbs dc
l06iIidadSs odiesas."
81; psro que escribsn sismpre insi.
diosamsnte, como ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
Tiene Ia pa!abra IL ReUista:

AI0Uo ID PN'NUIN 10 ASCVtOtU'
"Es muy c6modo el procedimiento'
" Los redaetores del OlGm0r. 20"
" De los redactores del ClaNsor. 800. !"
"Para los rsdactores del ClDmor. ... y
"Eo con por sin Z sobrs los rsdac'
torres del Clamor. ..."
7 ahi tiene usted un peri6dico he.
cho y derscho, que &c trsga crudos lol
partidos politicos.
One arranca coronas Z los cSsares dl
psrcsliSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

El Popular tiene por nsajaSs'
ysas 4 inVentivas e0lsntwrisnta.
las historietas pub 'cadas por ID
ReOista acerca do los origsnes de
ID amistad de Cspsda J Marin, jun.
to con el curioso episodio aqu6l on
que, al hablar el primero "del CO
lor cobrizo indio " dol segundo,
ETC., ETC., protesta este, Marin,
hacienda eonstar por partida do,
BILE que no hay tales carneros,
que 81 es de raza purG espoAolo.
Y muy atafado FL Popular, sa-
e. 4 relucir las acciones pecunia-
rias de Ia Revista, d&ndole una
estupenda lecci6n de galantsris y
generosidad en- estas lineas:
"Nosotros por nuestra parts no 70.
tiramos s-sunque NOS haysmos equivo.
cAdo--ano solo de los encomios, recla.
mos y rscomsndsciones con que hsmoe
obssq uisdo al senior Ospsda desds que
puso el pi6 on estss plsyAs, = sali6 4
sumAr secionss para 10 Rsvists de
PxSrts Rice.
Y, punto final"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10


El Comit6 dc Coam0 ha decla
RADIO que rechaz4 10 Erase incon.
Vsnientc lanzsda por Eg Olamor
hacienda saber al se1ior Cepeda
que no permitira que le echen !os
de afusra de supropia casa; cuyo
sentido, dice el acuerdo:
"Rechazan do csmtn acusrdo todol
LOS Aatonomistas ssnsatos, toda vss
que nusstro Partido, sgregan, % W
Rsglori4 do contar en- s1 ssno tan.
tos peniusulsres honfsdos y muy
dignoS \ quisnss no podsmos me
aos q1s ansr 10 mismo que Z nues'
tros prspios hijos, pussto quo ellol
han sufrido lAs consscusneias d
10 candsnte lucha que juntos he.
mos smprsndido, , CON dignidad J
noblsHa han estado , sstAn & nusstrt
lado ca dsfensa del bienestar de sstl
Provincia siempre Gel , digna hija d
Espaiia, titulos que lee dan derscht
mas que sobrado & tods nuestra gra
tiiud." Por 10 cual ''es de opinion .
Oomit6 20 proteste snergicanente CON
tYa ID inconvenisnts Erase dc que arri
b - Ia hablado, pusato que 10 politi
GO del partido q una politica franca
alberta"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

Algunos, no mas, porque todos
IIenarfan varios ndmeros del Bo.
LErIN con tsner el BoLETM 81
taman que tiene.
Pero d6nse por sati. fechos nues.
tros amabilisimos lectores. No
ha de faltarles eutretenimiento.
Empecsmos os por Ia gran plan
cha que acaba de hacer ell Comi.
to aut6nomo de Mayagtiez.
Este, duico que 90 ha pronun.
ciado por la Asamblea general,
patrocinada por El Clamor, invitd
81 Comit6 do Yauco ! que le imi.
tase. Y dicho y hecho. Sc reu
ne el Comite de Yauco, y acuerda
TODD 10 contrario. Se adhisre aI
tDirectorio, juzga desprestigiosa
IL Asamblss, , rssuelve que nc
solo no puede adherirse { 10 pre-
tension del Comiti de Mayaguez,
sino que 90 cree en- 81 deber de No
acsptarla, J no Ia acspta.
81 mismo chasco ha dado el
Comiti de San German al do Ma
yagtisz. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

Los autonomistas de Aibonito
mauiRestanle al Dirsctorio !" su
profundo disgusto por la falta de
acatamiento y respeto signi6cado
de un modo inusitado por Ell pc
ri6dico 81 Ciamor dc! Pats, y por
unanimidad, atiadsn, en- siamos al
ilnstre Cepsda nm testimonio elo-
cuente de nuestra gratitud por
sua sin iguales trabajos en- pro de
nuestros principles, y nos adheri.
mos en- nm todo al sesudo Critic
rio dc Humacao, en- 10 relative 4
10 Asamblea."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

El Criteris do Humacao acusa
1 FL Clamor ode ser 81 principal
calpable en- ssta lucha de incon.
veniencias", y ca.ifica su campaiis
rsbelds de ridtculs y dssd;eAa-
d.. y algo mas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
In MeHor1am.

At the Teschers' Institute on FRIDAY last
the following memorial resolutions were re
ported by the spesial committee and adopt>
ed unanimously by ths institute
WHEREAS It has pleased Aluiphty God.
the Dispenser OF all things. to renove from
our midst our late and lamented County
superintendent, Prof. William j. Cramer,
Ih%refnre be- IL
Resolved. That in his death the teachers
or Cambria county have lost an earnest
worker and faithful Ieader In the cause OF
education. the schools of the comfy an eff
ncient omcer. and the community at large a
useful ard honorable citizen.
Resolred. That he deserves the highest en-
comIums for the courageous menner in which
he discharged his duties under failing
health. and for the personal sacrifices he
made In not allowing eQen his Invalid con-
dition to interfere with the discharge of his
responsible work
Resolred. That we. the teachers Of the
county, do appreciate the able manner in
which be conducted ard discharged the du.
ties OF his Office during bis brief career. the
zeal he possessed for his work and the
love he hor@ u his feIlow-taachers
Resotsed. That with full sense OF our loss
or faithfni friend and Co worker we deep.
~ sympathiza with his family and friends
In the greater loss and Bereavement which
tney sustain by his untimely removal from
their midst
Resolced That copy OF these resolutions
be Turn iahed the papers of the county and
Peonsylysnia School Journal for publication.
ana that copy o- s-nt 4, the family OF the
deceased ;. FOLEY. Chairman
+ GALLAGHER,
BID REILLY
RENEI. SOaIERvILE
KATE ID JENKINS,
A r read
ANNIE MCJLADE,
THos j. ITELL.
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Item. from esrro,I,ox,-
CARRoLLTowS. Pa, Jan 9th. 1889.
N FRERNAu Chartas lfsSar, - -

CARRoLLTowS. PA, Jan 9.h, 1899.
Ed FREEMAN: Charles Dlshart. OF Car
roll township, did on Friday last, aged
about Al years. he leaves a wife aud seven
children. The remains were Inferred in the
Catholic cemetery. this place, on Sunday
afternoon.
It Is very likely there win soon be a
change IN the management OF the Carroll
town Seios. as parties ara Negotiating for
the purchase. which. II accomplished, the
new Dapsr spoken OF In these items some
time since will NJ. be started.
Mr. Peter Y YIhner. one OF the proprietors
OF the planning mill IN this place, on Satur>
day met with an accident which we hope
may not cause the loss OF the sight of his
isft eye. While working with a jiz-saw
!. broke. piece OF the steel flying uo and
penetrating the ball of the eye.
or the improvements TO our town con-
templated in the early spring we notice tha.
Mt Frederick Eyer has purchased the two
Libby lots on Main street and will erect a
hne dwelling on one OF them.
Residences on a number OF the lots sold re-
Gently from the Monastery farm will be al
so erected in the spring.
Mrs Martin Rist still continues 10 be
very III.
Mr. II. o Stolz aud wife, OF Rsnova. are
here visiting old-time friends.
There was an oil excitemeut in town on
Saturday. The price fell to q cent per gal
lon during the day, and in the evening n
flowed free as water. IL is now quoted al
cents per gallon with an upward tendency
On account OF the extremely wet gerthel
last fall a lot OF corn aud potatoes still re
main In our farmers fields.
Pine squirrels N large numbers are ap-
peariug 10 our forests OF late. very few hav-
ing been seen during the fall
Mr.. c. A Sharbaugh. our popu lar cloth.
Ter, has been confined TO his room with q
bad cold for several days. but he IS improv-
ing fast.
Prof. Itei, OF Johnstown. has secured on
borough schnol building for tho purpose o.
teaching a normal school in the spring, pro-
viding he can get sufficient encourazement
all of which there is DO doabt. ToM.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Argument Court.

Court convened on Monday with Judge
Johnston on the bench. Sheriff elect J c.
Stineman and Jury Commissioners Celes-
tine J. Back and Oliver Evans were respec :
lively sworn to perform their o ficiaI duties.
The following cases on the argument list
were disposed OF as follows
Conrad Suppes vs. Johnstown Lumber
Co. Motion for new tuaI Argued and
CAV.
Michael Donohus We. Theodore Judy.
Motion for new .rlll- Argued and C. A. V.
Theo. Mlckin e. ux. vs.. wm. Custer.
Rule 20 show cause. Eule discharged
Rule TO show cause on William Cook,
Assignee of &C. 3. Aidridge Rule disch.ged.
C. b. Ellis W John Morgan ct al Pc
tition 70 open Judgment. Struck OF the
list.
5. D. Corn vs.. e. A. Piersou ct al Rule
to open Judgment. Judgment opened as
20 G.. A. Person
Use j. NJ Wrestling vs. Hugh Bradley
RuIe to show cause. Rnie discharged.
The J. NJ. WelstIing VS.. DR.. d. V Evans.
Role to show cause Rule discharged.
Use J. NJ. WeistlinZ vs. JOSEPH Mastus
Rule TO sho~ cause. Rale discharged.
Use J. N. weistIing vs.. Elizabeth Mastus
ct al. Rule 70 show cause. Rule discharg-
ed.
Use J. M. WeIstlIng vs.. Geo F. Ran>
dolph- Rule TO show cause. Rule dis
charged.
Use J. NJ weis.uug vs.. W. A. Stewart.
Rule to show cause. Rule discharged
In re-extensIon of limits OF East Cone
nau2n Bor. Rule discharged.
Road in East Taylor township. ContIn-
usd.
Michael Scherle vs.. Archibald Nlchol.
Rule to show cause. Service set aside.
II. l.. Williams vs. II. RobIno Il Co.
Rule 20 show cause. Continued
Mra. Henry Schedd. Plaintiff In Error vs..
Use Upper YOder township. Defendant 10
Error krSued aad Q. y V.
Commonwealth ex rel. Ed. Bishop, et al
Lower Iod T Township. Continued.
Road in Upper Yoder township. Argued
and G. A. V.
John S,ahier vs. L A Craver. Bill in
Equity. Struck OF Iis.. .s
Gates. son & Co. ~ A. H. Pisks & Co.
BIN In equity Argued e. A. v.
JOhustogn borough vs. M .. Kenedy.
Case stated. Argued c. 4. V
Rule on Alfred Ashton, Eco. to show
cause. &c. Continued until first Monday
Of March.
10 re petition u VIM ond Margret Switz-
Ter for Rule 20 show cause. SC. Dlspos ed
OF
10 re Rule 20 show cause on W. A. Noel.
Disposed o.
K-siaa MeC.uIley vs.. Joel A. Gates.
COntiaued.
Joseph Rspp vs. LsnRbeIn q Thomas.
Liquidation. LiquIdated at sie7 80.
Common wealth vs. Robert j. Williams
Peti tion. Disposed Of
II x A. Flynn vs.. A J. Farahsuph Pc
titiou To open Judgment. Continued
EYAvtiie COsi Co. VS.. James AcF1en &
SoE. CeTt.oTarL Pioceedings reversed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
sheriff. safes.

Sherin Gray on Monday last solo the fol-
lowing properties at sheriff sale
The property OF James r. Galiaher in
Reade township. was sold to Jamss 8. Gal
laher for s525. etfLt L
The land OF Samuel z. and EDns ri.
Croyie, in Upper Yoder township, WAS
bought by John p. Luton. Esq. for s5se.
The right. title and Interest of Aaron Las
ton in lot OF ground In Stonycreek town.
ship. was purchased By John Metzler fx
se7i
The assigned Interest OF william Litz to-
J. K Strsyer TO lot OF ground in Johnstown
borough. was bought by Henry G. Ludwig
for silO.
The sale of thu Stakeman property In the
Sixth ward Johnstown was STAYED
The sale OF the different tracts OF land
beloEginR co p. and A. Flynn, and jana.
Flynn were put mp. but by direction of
Judge Johnston. ths bids on the same were
held over until March term OF court A A
Stevens. EsqA of Tyrone. representing the,
creditors, was the principal bidder upon
these properties. the aggregate bids amoont-
10 z TO over $40 600.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Hastings Clippings.
HASTINGS. Jan.

HASTINGS. Jan. 1889
EDITOR FRFEMAN.-We are glad 70 see
that ST. B1nItace has correspond ent to the
FREENAN.
Henry Miller. who was visiting friends In
WilkesbaTre. has returned home on account
OF sickness.
Ms. Yasner. wife OF Sir Francis ahuer,
OF near ST B)niface. died on the 1st of the
present month of that terrible disease. con-
sumption. The deceased was about 30 years
OF age and was the daughter OF Mr. Joseph
EcRenrode, OF Carroll township. Sue was
was married almost 96 years ago and was
the mother of six children, FIVE OF whom
survive her. Mrs. Yahaer and Mrs Jonn
Bearer. who also died on the same day and
near the same hour. were both married at
the same NJ ass 10 Carroitowu and buried
on the same day. Mrs. Yahner being buried
at ST. Boniface and Mrs. Bearer at Carroll
town. Father Anthony served ss one OF the
altar boys at the wedding and, a. one OF the
priests. served Mass ar Mrs Yahuer's fun
ernaL She was n good Catholic. kind and
afectiouate mother and q model woman,
and the entire community mourn the loss or
such an estimable lady.
Aessrs- Wm MakInzIe and 2 Mat.ey
SpS"N I@Ss SA"uSJ a. St- bOnllhce- These
gentlemsn belonged to the engineer corps
that located the railroad to this place and
are nov at work on q road from La Jose,
down the Chest creek IN McCies's, from there
up the river to Burnside and thence up the
Chest creek.
There are now about twenty car loads OF
coke being s"ipped from this place daily
and also, a large amonnt Of coal. We claim
TO have one OF the best qualities OF coal In
the State and next summer will show some
OF the largest trains OF coal ever seen IN
Cambria county. Our town meaus business
ard will soon Be large one. SLICK.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
nnekIen,s ArnIca snIre.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, ChIiblains
Corns, and all Skin EruptloDs and posi-
guaranteed to give perfect sa iisfaction. or
money refunded. Price % cents per hoy.
Sold at the drug Sore of T. James. Feeue>
burg. aud W, ". McAtees, Lorc,so.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Communication

EBENsBURG. Jan. ssh, 1889
EDITOR FREEMAN The citzeus of this
borough would like to know why the street
lamps are keut burning when we have
moonlight and left in darkness when we
have no moonlight. TAXPAYER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11

james NJ Carney, Millville borough and
Sarah Ellen Hart, Yoder township
Thomas Cush ana Mary G. McPike, Cam
bria borough.
Henry C. Bridge and ellen z. O'NsfII
Westmorelsod county.
George W Bowers and Martha Flizabeth
Grove, East Conemaugh
Harvey 4. Smith. CoaIport CIeeraeId
county and Mary j. DixtOn. Resde town
ship.
Edgar E Faight and Alice BarkIey. East
Conemaugh.
Stephrn Surkey and Carolina ParoIsky.
Tunneihiil harough
Charles Edwards and Ida May Walker,
Summerh iilHIH borough
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
WRo wovLD re WITHOUT HOME

NJ HO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME
w Tho Beech Grove Coal and Cohe coun-
pany located at GalitEin. Pa. offer TO sell seven
hundred GOO Lots on the sunny side OF Tunnel
titH, not more than ieur hundred yards from
cenrches and school bouses. As there win be
pure water running through this district in less
tnAn a year and the Lots located fn the midst
o. prosperous section the investnaent cannot faff
70 De pr0ztable. We will sci these Lots en-.
monthly payments 80 that all who wish NAV have
nome. All com municRtfons should De address,
ed 70 THOMAS RRAUI.Fy
Gallitzin, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
A DEMONSTRATIONS NurIcE..

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-
"a whereas letters OF admins tratfon on the
estate OF Jesse AcCfough. late OF Portage town-
snip tsuoria county. Ps-- deceased. having been
GRANTED 70 the undersigned. all persons Indebted
10 said estate are hereby notified TO make pay
tnent 10 me without delsy and those having
claims agai-st the same Will present the same
properly authenticated TOR settlement
JOSEPH Nc3OUGH
Atm'r OF jesse NcIfough decd
Portage township, Nov. 50. 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
FARM FOR SALR,

The subscriber residing in Carroll tovnshir,
Cambria county, will sell at private esle the fsrn
on which he resides four miles east of Ca rroItowu
or the road Leading from Carol town L. Ioret,o
containing 40 acres about 100 acres of which are
cleared having thereon two-stcrv plank II,
house and frame barn. dne orcna- d 10 on the
premises and the farm Is In good tate of cul-
fvstinn aud Is well watered. For ter ms annly IA
tie fESsc-frer q sse r-en,cs
JOHN RoduE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11

Been sufferer from catarrn for the past
eight yesss- Having tried q number of
remedies advertised as sure cures" with
out o5tA'ntuy any relief, I had resolved
never 90 take any other patent medicines.
when friend advised me 20 try Ely's Cream
Balm. old so with great reluetance, bat
can row testify with pleasure that after
usirg Il for six weeks I believe myself
cured. II : most agreeable remedy-an
luvsiuaesa Balm.--Joseph Stewart, S24
SrZns Az. EroskRa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11

CTRAY BULL
- Strayed away from the subscriber residing
IN cambria township or about the 18th or 2oth
OF November last a dark red ball abcut Is months
OLD with white star forehead aud white on
point OF tall. Any information of nis where
hoouts viii be thankfully received byy the SUP
ecroer; PATRICK FARREN.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
school Report.

Totals s.-.......ie IS Is lee lo2 lo4 EOS;
Report OF Eosasourg school for month
ending Dec 26. 1888.
Class leaders. Room No. s, A class, An
ME n MAlonsy class, Jsnnie Bower.
Room No. 4, a class. John. James B class.
Edith Myers. Room No. 3. A class. FIois
Mills 3 class. Allie Jones. Room No. 2,
a class. Olney Davis; class, aerbie
Evans. Room No. 1. A class. Carrie Gar
man B class, June Davis c class, David
Ludwig.
Pupils present every day. Room 5, Jen-
ME Bower. Ella Kirschner.
Room l. Fred Jones. Charles Weaken,
John Janies, Annie Shields. Mary McBreen,
Annie Frederick. Gertie Bower. Anne
DAWSON. Edith Myers. Annie Mills.
Room ;, Harry Shinafelt. MonnIe Muir
ray, Grrtie Grouse. Allie Jones, Ada Jones
Nay Davis Sadie Bolsiuger
Room ., ONE ConusH, Peter Ludwig,
Herschen Evans. Olnsy Dayis, EDDIE Day
ison, Deliie Chute, Hervis Eyeus. Robbie
Bolsineer. Elmer Davis. Myrtle James.
Maud Shrnefeit. Jennie Evans, Annie
Ovens, Bessie Eveus.
Room I. Frank Bsrky, Walter Jones.
Clifford Jones. Rhode Ritter. Arthur Evans,
Edson Hill. Frank HetIer, Lloyd Read.
Gideon Downy. Berthe Conneli, Jessie
Evans. David Ludwig. Joseph Grouse,
MARY Connell. Florence Evans. Carrie Gar
man. Ethal Shields. SIboie Shields, Jane
Davis. NetIe Evans. Emra Evans. Bessie
James. Clara James, Edith Barker, Annie
HItchue
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
mAKRrAsE LTCENsEs rss,,xn

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 9th
1 $50. -
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ELECTION NOTICE
IL Notice 10 ereby given that the annual
election Tor directors OF the Protection Mutual
FIRE Insurance company Of Cambria county Will
pe neid at the ONCE of the secretary in Ebens-
burg on Monday. January 18th 1882 between the
hours OF 10 A. N. and p NJ
T. W. DICK, Secretary.
Ebensburg. Dec Il, 1855.