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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
Srnnrpin . Sanalens SoitenSe.

8nptein 0t. 8. Mtaribau, Der bar fore
itaaet 0pmaaIin9, llnperip8elie al Yla'
ner % muli9e Gmtuitninger peo aOns
itruttion al Sennepin- aanalen, bar rap
pOrteret til 9ri9smiui Itereu, % penne
bar pperienot 8epreientantbuiet Sap.
Maribuas SEAPORT. De iumleos ubs
glitter for SOueoIinjeH anlluues til
s5,o67 ,562, % for Sioelinier til ST.
S31,39S, iaIt Sc, 1905, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

vi er bIepen unSerrettet ON. at BET
er en- 5eiltaselie al Indianapolis Sour.
nal" at ben nprite Sgnooes airferaae
bar bebanblet Sasen ON Gtaoemiet
ct. EaHl Bart. Oct Oplpies, at oenae
StOle er en- nIoeles priuat slnitalt, mel
bpilten SDnoben ps a~irteraaoet intet
bar at sjere, itipnt ialiaIb TO Of sirte.
r0a0sts Meolemmer er interesiereOe
Sasen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
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tslsr be tire faa aiboiet, Wos,ur -
wtteetiltr'nstrns original SOrisnins ma %,
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Vremisbos, &l.40.
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b.npes 800 ytsss, Dint. Grisrin,r. c,t,,,,s
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: Bittrs stunsfsr-aI eat,ts-snah SssI- ssr,
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ten | ct amerisauF pism-Gn srausfittr fasr IN e,s
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manessuiten tilbass til bet saul, aans - Su,assS,,
suittn | StsrbsnSsns pIabs CT s~Ias,ltsi e,,sI,R.
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uaubssuiteu", seiiet. Tom prami, $l.s5; inssuula
si.4o; mutt ~inSbunost $l.65.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

@etuins. nnsiaeen meS Senisn til fsu'''
sen e,plcsaus % garncnrbeibs 8aor''
Ter. grpf. GnSeriOn inersmrner. al
ale Sanoe @enner AZ bort cffentl's'
.s,oIeiuTtcm er / 5ousr al ben 1beori
at Stuien bar Ret til of fatte 8elier''
mclirr mre Srnipn til Sernenes nnSer'
uiSuine, men ret bar et mcgct udul'e'
iiot SprrSmdal at b%eipare, bppr lait9'
Staten buroe goa TOR Of bGooe peHi't
Set. Stnteus 3rpf bnoc fcles laa IL
oct Jon mulist % Iroi. Gnberion tror'
at Der CT insen sOo @runo, bporlor Der
buror bare itrcns StOleiascr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

Senatet peotOS ben lite bs. 5prTas
get ON Soabps Optuselie iom Stat.
EreIi6enten unoertesueoe 6orilnget ben
3oie BE-, iaa SoabO tom inO / Statcr
mes &Gtte ben 9as. @pumins maa
pente nOsle iaa Gage, ba Senatet til.
ipieoe Suiets 5prilas nosle ~ubetpoeli0e
6~Oranoringer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
Sirup . Sabriianterne furlanaer

gefgttelie. 10 a II Syrup 6ubris
fduter ira Sennigluania bapoe ben lite
bs. 6oretr9oe hos Senatets 6iaans-
tcmitc % ~iurlauste, at Soloeu paa Sui
ter 9ienlnoIRttes. uoen 9olo, Iasbe
De, pilre Oct life lpnne fig at tiluirfe
Suiter al Melasie, us beres 6Orretnius
piloe oerpeo blipe ruiueret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

Observation-Disclosures CT ianr lanst
ioruo ipr Senatet meo Bet npouenbiae
Arbeipe, % Speater Geeo notalte for.
leoeu Dag, at quiet tunoe blipe iGroiot
III at %ajonrnere inSen en- ll9e, men &c.
nntet ian life blioe iGr0igt meo tit Dir
beios fcrenO / Slutninsen al 9lu9uit
eaer Se9pucelieH al September.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
YrGmic Ho. 3.
n timer.
Gu samlius af aoSe % moricmme Jors
tdllinatr On Sitter.

SubboIs: SiarIisb,Sens Dtast (Gn pis&slssi1
SaaO, al Saeiau gta) ct ssfts. (GftI gpr,p,nnrn
NJ .. Strsm)-Sttaa. Otter ut p~arnISfas pdn-.l-
Sr;uObui,. (5Vrt1aius) On CANNED snsttt.- (Gi
Stors, StrsmbGD Gu Qroitt / 1888. Tottsr ussIisa.
Dlssu. (qitu bet Gus,Ite - 5oI'tfasu fro SrIans -
SuIosrapsrsu. (Jortuuinl ira SaIiiOrnia) - ssstus,
pao fin p0ii. Ton 5ertGaius ira ben fett Rris.) -
SunIsp os eisrto.-(5Srtauins ira SsIenS, oOsiat ira
SaIeor gritm.)
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SOs fOm Qranis. sla5 b,tt,t. sOs,n tnSbuns,u IL
Ssnts srtra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
Sarsen, en- eomIina al uSsalat, nsrr,, saua

z Sarpen, en- SomIius al uOVaIst, nsrfs,, sauR,
os iutnI, RationaIs % SeItdbs.S anss FAINT
Dists ai fortaQ,uss 5nssOIs. Ger ,nSd aor Nstn Saps,
pi en- Vramtebos al iamms Eapn. mtu ben tr fer iaustr,
lib Rbtn ueioIst. ssu,rs bar monsfOIsist al pore
AbonH.nttr suittt "potptr. ut b,luttsSt % s,tor tt,
at ussius ct npt os ~iOrbsorst CpIas At Iamms. vi ben
rIbrs -Sorp.u- bar ut tos,t bet 9,bfs. % S,rttI fsi.i en-
9iansss ny. Gong, os Gtst,. SOs,n u $40 eiser.
psnt trp't paa sOSt pdpIr % sOSt iubbuns,t. -Gsesrsbs
poit,n" Os "8tD sru,u- NIB -Sorp,n" ION prami,,
sl.25 for Aarst.
"parptn- fsitsr 8OsbanS,su 30 Gents, men 6scus
ntnttr pnG "E,cOrabsp ten, Der maatis ,nIft at tisb,
e0stn i%eTiiiIt. fan tE5OI6s ben Tor IS Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

EQUATOR Spooner bar i~ureIlaaet, at
Der beolI9es $4,000 ipr gicaicriras
bpsnin9en ! @iIpauIee iitcOetfpr $4OO,,
600, iUm Sumiteen 6apoe inoIhaet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
Snoiprislen Of Cub / Giitalaaret

VIT VI WV O'IF
Der enote ben 3ote sunni, belpb iis til
s~12,S7S,732, % Snbiorielcn til $17,s
o98, 800, ct Sab al s4,220,1SS. 8 bet
iure9aneuoe aar beIsb SnNiorieleu al
Cub fig til Sl0,372,145, os uoisrlelen
fig til S60.o33,2 46, ct Sab al $40.
66I,lOl.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
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Nret'strtus Stsm- Gu pen lib,u Nsrtruins
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tasi o. iaussn- 5urisuins ,fiu sa sna,IF,-eu Iis,,
dsa'ft'stfsrts. III auauh eIand,-Sislp 4 s.s,,
vlir bet apsi's-"SO'tOrsns Ssrbrps.I.. aOr,rnirs
oouisi ira dnsdf On SoyIop,Ii, paa a,t,,ra,s,,
en n'Fslanf sriminaIbtforis ia e,1ynstlI,u al be-,
lotis' WaTsansrsss = Rent 1Ias. Sor,aniuo a, y
'latns Get SsSiniSuu paa ben uiilalunasli0, y
-saiud C'srisn 90 goisIen - ". eolsI6uis,,
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S" "tn'n" ct Var mts beam, graui. boa 81. Is
eosen iusbunssn 10 Gems utto.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

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nir, trptt l tpDs eOIsrsr % Cub. Z UaiSttu a,
Stusest 81 anbiast en- EpssIis Saubsbytri,, 90 b.nn, /
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iesuses Sosftaue % Omiui,tt at %, tt Subs sue- "A
Stutest mss Vert, BANNER ct iaa paissrt Bibels tu,ss.
at sat, ION kr bet. pti fns. 10 tiltalt b,rai. gt,ts
ciute, Ct TIE uosa sammsIt bilist Strab, men bet q
fesntf % irgii iptcisI, fOm grGnis mss -I,corab,
yoltsn,- os usstpn.n bar iaa.t Copyright paa b,l
"uletsrtlisn at bet isrfs ~b,tpSslist CpIos ,oa,S, op,r
atttu Snnerte. Dollars fOntnnt lelGa, % 1870, lo,at,s
% lenotes us I'll abonr,ut.r mtnert lib tus s peaaue,
oer. Oct ansst SpIas. itort 10.0O, tr oaiaa uSisla,, %
treble SPIas. 300, r M paa Pager. gi oil l,nO,
"0teorabs BoittH" % -gtb Aru,u- ute gln,s, Tom
srTmt' I'll GHbDer. ION bstaIr sl.s5 iOr 1t Var asr,
fhe, itstspleisi tntsn bet r nps ,ltt eamI, Qboru,utu.
stasOt oil bIip. ioriUorItst ~inspaiitt / en- RU Bar. Jul
% ieust per Ron.
TIL %srstos Gaumats. - Ttt., SiI,b, nj,
Slips en- tiar'ommsu Cav, for SIast ca g,nur bet
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alisnssr'ns Rapn. giu,Stt bar puuSa aos al guspu.
ON bar iset bet. os Aat er ,His, I. ct bet ptt per, en-
stpe I ttsUert Sl,n', ietttst tlu tist. usloIsspriI,u
9aa etutset r 60 Gents pOrtofrit tilf,nSt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

=. Wsifes&o9ssts ipeei,us Spssumm, "a su,,
StsansIins. Of 8. SaItuns-SuSbsIS: a.r.r,
-Saluninss' ta,r R:It,i,bu Rs. / - saIuuiuo,,,b,,
20. Ebtarr5os - Sole - DpSIasuins - epos sor,
siti'-sraoeisb,s eitu IRA. sastr. Richer. sI,.-
Observation-Disclosures Batter = s,nSur,pu, Batter
eorttt poa g~aiierus-TeI',n rinbtr us ielu w,l,,n,
p~lHe'tltst oPbsT-lnaturIis ROrr,iss,- saIp.,o,rtuo
S'Frtptn 9,I',aar,-BIOois R,t-BssR R,r-a,uh
.anssolsts Yests-sfpGrIis, 5sbGtr-eaolanos Rssi,i
5eri,Sssrn, ssIsis tiIbGss-9 oO.ea SSlse ,ilSoa,-
aas Nr' 5'ssu 'r,mOp,r = Debt os ~opIUuIme, sOtsr-
y''SsEegrtis St!aons eiiebprb,us Ssi,nsiivtn -
esrsHs ~ueiols-sitnbst,sn paa TN COB pl,I,,,s.
"S,ssrab'p Gotten % -S,s srntu- II aor m,s s,un,
prami,bss. tusbHnbsu, sla5.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

Bill Te fisbs gsssr. iaa isnS sifer Dor uus
4atoloo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

"a 9etsfttssn % essnsisnes, ss. n
KHAN BiHtsrt0n) "Deersk . p,a,,- =.
.'wss arnsn" ct aar nss btnm, Sss isw yrsni, .,,,
$1.S6 Sntbunb.t $1.50 W.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
Fbep.burx showed Up

On Tuesday night q regular old fashioned
snow storm set IN and continued without
abatement until this Thursday morning.
During that time at least two feet OF
snow fell and on W ednssday afternoon 70
begsn drifting. the wind vhiriing the snow
fakes in every direction and lodging Il 10
piles wherever there was any obstruction 20
the velocity OF the wind. This Thursday
morning the snow on High street Is at least
two feet deep and in many places Eve or SIX
feet Everybody In town was busy shovsl>
ing snow and trying to get paths made from
their hosses to the street. The paveuents
resemhled some railroad Job where the
hands were all busy at work. Shovels were
In demand and as soon as one man got
through. some of his neighbors were walt
ing 10 borrow bis shovel The branch
train, due here yesterday az 6:1o P. NJ. Is
stuck at NoePs crossing and at this writing
q p. M.,) like our flag. sis still there
The train got as far as that place all right
and would Ii all likelihood have got through.
but In backing to take a fresh header at the
snow drift, the wheels of the tender got off
tn etIsck and led Of the locomotive. That
put an end to their efforts to get through, as
it will be impossible to get the locomotive
on the track without assistance from the
main line. Passengers and crew were out
all night, and come OF them are there yet.
A few of the passengers were brought to
town about IL O'Clock this morning In a
farm sled and report those who were left as
being warm and comfortable. but not
pleased with the vagaries of the weather
clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk Ut the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. December
18th. 1890.
Arthur Cooper and Mary Hall, Johns
town.
W. j. Banks and Alice Parker, Johns,
town.
Harry Crawford Miller and EstelIa Tur-
ley, Reade township.
VIM. l.. Horner and Mamie E. Hite,
Stonycreek township.
John Peter Allies and Anna Marie Shri-
der, Johnstown.
Peter j. Fallen and Annie Clark. Johns
town.
William j. Townsend and Lot.ie May
Anderson, Hastings.
j. W. Walters ard Lizzie l.. Hodkinsop.
Johnstown.
Henry LeckeY. Morrellvills and Kate r.
Merritts, Coopersdale.
George A. G raham. East Conemaugh and
Mollia Addlesberger, Summit.
Patrick Conway and Kate McClafferty,
Josnstown.
A. o. Brown. Summerhill and Lilly NJ.
Bauers, South Fork.
George F. May and Hannah Replogle.
Johnstown.
James d. Fisher. Johnstown and Carrie
Spangler. Somerset county.
Francis O'Donneil and Mary Farley.
Johrstcwn.
John Seth and Mary Baughman, Johns
town.
II. e. Adams and Sofora z. Layman.
Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
ARsiiro.d in the North

The New York Sun Of Saturday last says;
rne New York Central Railroad has for
maIly taken bold OF tie Beech Creek Road
sn appointed J. ID. Laving General Man
sger. The yanderbllts have long had con-
troll OF the road. and they have nov trans
ferred 10 20 the Central Gen. Magee. the
former General Manager. retired voluntar-
ny. but be stu retains the Presidency OF
the Fall Brook Coal Company. 10 which the
VAnderbIits are also largely Interested.
The management lately obtained q charter
for the construction OF q road 10 connect
the Lake Shore with the Reech Greek Road
at Oh CITY. They haye also acquired l5. 900
acres OF coal lands IN northern Cambria cour-
ty. on Chest Greek, and thirty miles OF road
Is all that will have TO be built to tap them.
The Beech Creek road is essentially q Goa:
road. and it was said Yesterday by an Of
fetal that II is intended for no other purpose
than to connect TIE Central and the Lake
Shore roads with the mtri regions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
said 10 Breed D,phtheri..

1t Is said that the fumes OF kerosene,
wien lamp is turned down. are liable to
cause diphtberia. The New York board Of
health. few years ago. decided that to this
more than any other cause. the prevalence
OF this disease was to be attributed. This
Is given as accounting for the fact that
diphtheria generally begins to spread with
the advent of short days and long nights.
Children dislike to go to bed In the dark.
and the mother lets down the flame IN the
lamp so that the light shall not keep the
child awake Many bed rooms are thus
semi lighted, and the windows being closed
or raised but slightly. the atmospheric con-
dltIon Of the room is simply deadly. A
turned down kerosine lamp is a magazine
of deadly gas that the healthiest lungs can
not be exposed to.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
Sheriff Sales

Sheriff Stineman has advertised the fol-
lowing properties at Sheriff's sale at the
Court House, In Ebens5urg, on Monday.
January II, 1891. at l O'Clock p. NJ.
The interest Of Thomas Kinney. In q lot
OF ground in 18th ward. Johnstown, having
thereon erected a two-storv plank house.
The Interest of William o Ste vens in $50
acres OF land in Carroll township, about rs
acres cleared, having thereon erected a
plank house and frame barn.
The interest OF Daniel Klire In 3 acres Of
land IN Chest township, all cleared.
The interest of Matthew Weakland In
about one acre Of ground partly in Carroll
town borough and partly IN Carroll town
chip, having thereon erected a two story
frame house and stable.
The interest OF George w. Wythes In two
lots OF ground in Hastings borough.
The interest Of Albert Zitzman In a lot of
ground In Stonyceek township, having
thereon erected two>story plank house
with basement.
The interest of Francs J. Bearer in a
piece or gound in Carrolltown n borough. hav.
ing thereon erected a two-story frame
dwelling house.
The interest Of Francis j. Bearer In one
acre OF ground partly In Caro- olltown Dor,
ough. and partly In Carroll township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
90 Deer and . Rears Killed.

During the deer season which begun on
1st of October last and closed on the 18th.
inst. there have been killed In Diamond
Valley. this county, the unprecedented
number OF 60 deer and two bears. The first
bear was shot some weeks ago by Martin
Thomas. Of Tyrone, and weighed 21e
pounds; the last bear was shot . week ago
by McClain Linsenfelter. of Union Furnace.
and weighed 176 pounds During the past
week eighteen or twenty deer have been
shot in that region, which Is claimed to be
one Of the best game sections in the State,
and 1t would seem from the record this sea
son that II is entitled to the claim.-Hunt-
ingdon Nelos.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
rx.,en.,or wallace Assigns.

The following Is taken from the Clear1eld
Republican: Ex-Sen ator W. A. Wallace on
Monday made an assignment for the beneht
OF his creditors. The reasons given are ex-
cessive tightening IN the money market and
inability TO obtain money 90 meet ooliga-
tiors. The CIearfisld County Bank. which
was exclusively under control Of Mr.. Wai>
lace, and now closes its doors. is private
institution. The bank. which was Formerly
q State institution. has been directed 10
wind up the old business, and did q collect
ion and exchange business. The depositors
have been secured by a judgment bond auu
mortgage binding valuable coal interests at
or near Houtzdale, Clearfield county. Pa-,
for the sum OF s75. 900, to Thomas H. Muir
ray, A. W. Lee, w. w. Bell and John NJ.
Troxell as trustees That sum Is the amount
of the Indebtedness OF the bank to Its de-
pos.toIs RuC the security Is said TO he ans
pie. The assets OF this concern go into this
personal assigned estate of Mr.. wallace
Judgments were entered in favor OF Fietch-
er Coleman for $23. 600. TO secure himself
and certain other indorsers of Mr.. Wallace
to Thomas l.. Wallace for S33 600 for a ike
purpose, az d to Fl. +. Wallace fer s19 900 in
trust for Mrs. Wallace to secure that part OF
her separate estate received by her bus
band.
The whole Indebtedness Of Mr.. Waliacs
Is estimated at $3.50. 900 and a moderate val
uation of his assets aggregates about tooo.-
600. 1t is as yet impossible to fix these
amounts accurately. Tie assignees named
IN the deed OF assignment are L. j. N Nc
Carrell. OF Harrisburg. Pa. and William 4
Wallace aud Allison o. Smith, OF Clearfsld.
Pa DeposItors OF the bank and otneT cred
itors OF Mr.. Wallace need haye no fear OF
losing their money. ss the securities even .;
a forced sale would bring three times the
value OF the liabilities
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Local Institute.

Following is the program for joint In
stitute OF the teachers Of Carroll. Elder
and SusQnehanpa townships and Hastings
borough, to meet at Hastings on Saturday,
December 9th:
Forenoon session. Teschipg. Prof. j. s.
Foley; Comments On teaching By institute;
Recitation. Miss Lockard.
Afternoon session. Music by institute,
led by II. n. Price; Address TO teachers.
DR.. d. s. Rice; How SHALL we secure neces
sary apparatus, Waiter Blose; Free text
books, j. S. Foley; Best ways Of teaching
spelling, Harry Price; School ethics. Ina
Nupp; Music by institute.
1t is hoped that every teacher In the above
named districts will attend and take an ac-
tive part In the institute. All topics will be
open for general discussion. Friends of ed
ucatiou are cordially Invited to attend.
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THE State CAPITAL.
Watch the Proceedings of Your
Legislature.

The Harrisburg Daily Pa
TRIoT. in addition to the general
news of the day, will contain full
reports of the proceedings of the
Legislature during the session of
that body. Send one dollar and
twenty five cents to the publisher
and get a copy every day during
the session.
The Weekly PATRIOT is an ex-
cellent family journal and will
also contain a report of the legis-
lative proceedings. Terms: 81
per copy per annum; to clubs of
ten or more, rs cents per copy
per annum, with an additional
copy to the getter-up of the
club. Postage on the Daily and
Weekly prepaid by the publisher.
The Daily PATRIOT and FREE
MAN both for Sc per annum.
The Weekly PATRIOT and the
FREEMAN both for 81 per annum.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-19
Court ProceedIaSs.

The following cases were disposed OF al
ter the report in last weeks FREEMAN:
Commonwealth vs.. John Krotendorfer. 1st
count. rape; End count, assault and battery
with intent to commit rape; 3rd count. as
sault and battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty on lst and I'd counts hut guilty on 3rd
count
Charles Wilson ct al VS.. Stephen Myers ct
al. Eject ment. jury find foT defendant.
Common wealth VS.. Joseph KIotenderfer.
adultry and bastardy. Jury find defendant
guilty. Motion for q Few trial
George w. McCaEisy VS.. George W.
Waugh. Settled qv the defendant confess
ing judgment for s255-35.
Use of Francis Flick vs. E. r. Adams.
Assumpsit. } ury fiod a verdict for defend-
ant
THIRD WEEK
= y. SIrrp eU:.T t.. q. 9 y Ms. vS
the township OF Washing ton. assumpsIt
Jury fud for Che plaintiff.
Thomas II. Greevy VS.. Geo. NJ Reade.
assumpsit. Plaintiff pleads surprise and
case continued.
Clarence Fsrber VS.. The Haywood Coal
Company. assumpsit- Jury hnd-a verdict
for plaintiff for s50.ls. Motion for new
trial.
Court adjourned on Wednesday.
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-For rent The Loretto House, Loretto
Cambria county. Also, large storeroom
with dwelling attached. adjoining the botel
property. Address Mrs. NJ. F. Mcdonald,
Loretto Pa.
-Fursl Fursi-Hupters and others
should remember that G. l.. Fredericss, OF
this place, pays the highest cash price for
otter. mink. red fox, grey fox. raccoon,
skunk, opposum and muskrat furs and
skins.
Jane T. Lewis an old lady residing In
what Is known as the Kettle" In Blair
county, near Altoona was found in a dying
condition in her house on Friday OF last
week. From marks and bruises on her per-
son the Coroner's jury came to conclusion
that she came to her death at the hahds of
some unknown person.
"A serious sho oti; e accident occurred at
the res idence of James Hill. between Coke~
willie and Branch Junction. in WestmoreiaId
county, few nj 9hts ago. Some boys tnrew
stones at the house aud Mr.. HUI went out TO
fire off his revolver and frighten them away
Unfortunately while he was shooting Mrs.
Hill stepped out of another door. and was
STRUCK oy one vi tuo ou"oso' WIN"
her left breast and came out at the back.
pass ing through the lung. Her injuries are
not necessarily fatal
District Attorney Smith Wilson. OF
CIearfield county, Is investigating the deatL
OF a two-year-old Girl, whose body was
found in coal bank near Luthersburg.
Brady township. All that Is known or the
case Is that the child left Its home TO meet
It's father on his return, the father being
engaged at work In the nine In which the
body of the child was found When the pro-
Ieuged absence OF the child excited alarm.
a number OF neiehbors proposed search
for Il. In the search. for some
cause, the father manifested little interest
Thr ee days afterwsrd the child was found
| tn A mine
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School Report.

Following is the report Of Hoppe's
school. No. 6. In Barr township, for month
ending Decem Der 9th. 1890:
Number pupils enrolled-boys. IL; girls,
8; total. 25. Percentage of attendance
boys. S5; girls, "a. Pupils perfect In attend
ance: Maggie Hopple. James Boslet. Geo.
Hopple and Augustine HoppIe.
Through the efforts Of the young ladies of
the school sufficient sum of money was
raised to purchase bell for the school
building. and it will be placed 10 position In
a few days. A. M.