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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-15

DR.. ". Il. France:
I.take great pleasure in recommend.
ing solve Blossom" to every lady suf.
feripg with any form Of female weak.
ness. One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she ever took.
consider ita positivecure for such COM
plainis. MARY HATCH,
80 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. K. Goetze,
WV. IEwin, ". T. Williams, g. Schnepi,
H.Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros., Benwocd.
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OIL CITY PA, Dec.i3.--o Opened at 64sSc; highest
barrels: clcarcnces 216. 90 barrels; carrying ssa
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Weekly Bank Statement.

. BRAproRp, Pa. Dec. 13.-opened Mt Gl1lc:
highest 65Ac; loves! 6i1!zc; closed at Csc; clear
AuccS 2iS,Gti barrels - !. -. 4, 49,
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AS a rule, the young husband is will
ing to join his wife's church, but it IL
his privilege to fix the political status Of
the family 800 ~ - =1T'IT
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North Main st, School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY, SEPTEMBER IL. A graded course OF In.
stsuction,. based upon Natural Development,
both OF mind aud body will continue to be care.
fully pursued Special advantages offered 10
children who need careful individual assistance.
Children received between the ages OF 4 and 10
years. All tho primary English branches, To-.
gether with Oral French included In the regular
course. Drawing and Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention giyen to the lorna.
lon Of correct habits Of speech end In the use Of
the voice. stAmmerlps and other impediments
Of speech overcome by instruction based upon
natural law. Calisthcnics and Singing e1er.
cites, accompanied by piano. Terms moderate.
For circular, call upon or address, ri safT
f MISS MAE BELLE HART,
amp s e 3 -t,'i. tf3'silaii 72s Main Street.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o,too
head; market closed steady at Yesterdays
prices. Hoss-Receipts $500 head: Shipments
LOO head: market dull md lower; rough and
common light mixed s. 25aS 40: good 10 choice
aud mixed packers 50 58l3 90; prime heavy IS G5a
Is; light S. 50a3 GO. Sheep-Receipts 100 head:
IN rket llrchnuppd -4'=. ~. N--,''''' "'N''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
de,s 1914 Market street.
3 T. or SALE.

Modern seycu.roomed house. with halls. pan,
try, bath room, attic, large cellar. hot and cold
water, natural ana city gas. Full lot. co feet
front on South Penn street. A very desirable
location. Property IN fine condition. t,-
Double brick-will pay as HI investment OF
make a pleasant home. Five rooms IN each
.sile, with botn gases and water. Very cheap.
Il Slx.roomcl house., with hail. pantry, &C., all
in llrs,-ciss order Good location. 10 South
Broadway. IN.
. Six roomed house at es Zapo street for s22,225o.
Good house. y AZ - t1a-.ll g ~. .-.7Ir-5
4 Fiyc.roomed house at l2l Zane street.
Il Your last chaucs to buy desirable LOT on
west side OF South Penn street. yzl17' t7
Il building lots IN all parts OF the city. Some
that will pay ne an'investAoent. 2 ~
"a have several good farms near Wheeling 10,
sale at very low GepreR. Satisfactory reasons
4 given By owners Tor selling. Suitable for regu
lar farming, stock farm. vegetable farm and fruit
farm. Prices from sl,E0 up. II
rs Il X TO LET.
I six.roomed brick house. Possession at once
!: Good house. tf.-
& stora room. Possession a. once, January /, o,
!; April lHz5 5.'zi,. 49, Ill
dwellings, larse and small, for APRIL. 4
+ ,tif5s a. c. O. SMITH.
dc1l Real Estate Agent. 1920 Market st. =
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BsEcnAN's Pills cure Bilious and
Nervous ills. - 49, :ss9.sgEsg4 8 y
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CIIic4do. Dec. l9,--There was considerable
strength ID wheat during the better part Of Inc
session but 1t cssed of considerably and closed
with gain OF oDly lc on Fridays closing prices,
The trading was principally Of the local charac.
ter. lI. = S'''' -
Cc ilL doing. with prices steady.
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Van Hou9Es's / Cocoa g delicious:
made instantly. Y !.
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NEW YoEK, Dec. 13.-lhc weekly bank state.
men. shows the following changes: IA
Reserve: 50 CSC Geo
Loans, decrease col GOO
Specie, Increase. ..,.... $50, 500
Legal tenders, increase. 49Dh00
Deposits. decrease ......... III. 100
Calculation, Increase: 1920
The banksn now hold s6o5,7u3 In excess OF lle
requirements OF the p per cent rule. i5g5ef
Metal. ElE
Nr,r Vnpr Doc 10 pio {ro |, ,,.x,,t.., :.
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Mamma, il should lose my certi6.
cate Of baptism, would l have to be born
over again ?"
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EAST Liberty, Pa, Dec. 3-Cattle-Recelpts
l,o'o head; shipments 1870 head market moth.
celpts 1900 head shipments 4, $50 head: market
dull: Philadelpaias 81 6oa3 G5: mixed s. I5a3 IS:
light Workers s. l5s3 2j; pigs 81 5UaI o.. Sheep
Receipts leo head; shipments 1,lOo head mar.
kei nothing doing. d y = =
CINCINNATI. o., Dec. 1S.-IIogs In good demand :
common and lish. s. 6Oa3 IS: packiog and
meuts COO head, jas Tzs - $50 :, i-''-' -
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TINE,
~ table taAing elect august II, 1SU, Pas.
s ". trains will run as follows-Cent,ai Time.
AZ Trains daily except those marked thus t,
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TnusTEE's SALE.
.TNRUSTEE's SALE

~ M OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue Of q deed OF trust executed TO mo by
: recorded In Decd Of Trust book No. 9t, page u,
Of tho records Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
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Those perfect In attendance: Room No.
Edison HW. Emmett Weaken o .Luttriuger,
Harry Bennett. Jesse Evans, Frank Heller,
Arthur HhL DannIe Thomas, Harry Jones.
David Ludwig Walter Myers. Don Cook.
A'ouzo CressweIl. Glass leaders-A class.
June Davis b class, Jennie Evans G class,
Beatrice Mower
Room No. ?. Harry ConneII. Elmer
Davis, Eddie Dawson. Ollie Stineman. Leo.
LuttJinGer, Walter Jones. Clifford Jones,
Roy Cook, Bessie Evans, Annie Owens,
B'roara Harvey, Ida EsterIine. Floy Stiles,
Ethel Shields, Mamie Thompson, LIZZIE
Ludwig. Gertie HH. Edith Barker. Class
lcaders-A class. F,oy Stiles; class. Ethel
Shields.
Room No. Ollie Davis. Wallace Hon
phreys, Joseph Llttringer. Daisy Corbin,
Allie Jones, Matte Kinkead, MAY Davis,
Ada Jones. Mary Nipple. Jennie Evans
Glass leaders-A class Ada Jones; b class.
Joseph Luttriuger.
Room No. a. Annie Shields. Edith Myers,
Bird kinkead. Annie Mills. Nonpie Lut-
tringer, May GrIftith Ssdie Nipple. George
Thomas. Fred Jones, Cordie Snyd-r. VIII
Ham Burshart, o lie Slough, Willie McCabe
Glass ieaders-A class, Bird Kinkead; b
class, MAY Grifirh.
Room. No. -Leonre Shields, DIN
Barker. Norris Mason, sherman Mason.
Wills Farnsworth, James Dick. Carl Riyi
Mus. John James Edward Luther. Annie
Maloney, Julia Cnnneli.-CIsss Ieaders-A
class. Leoncr Shields; B class. Harry Nc
Namara
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DIED.
CONNERY--Die at his home in Cam
bria township. on Friday, March 21, 1890,
MT. Matthew Connery. aged about 50 years.

CONNERY. Died at his home in Cam
bria township. on Friday, March 2l, 1890,
Mt. Matthew Connery. aged about 50 years.
The deceased was horn in Ireland
until sb7ut thirty years % cge when BE-
came TO this country. After working on
the railroad fCr several years be purchased
the farm where he resided Up until the time
of his death He leaves TO survive him
widow and five children, three sons. James
Matthew, and Thomas, and two daughters,
Bridget and Katie, ali OF whom reside at
the homestead. He was an upright. honest
man, good citizen and a kind and loving
parent and his death will he sincerely
mourued bv all who knew him. HIS re-
IN aims were inferred in the Catholic ceme-
.ery in this place on Monday last.
MCCOY Died at his home IN Chest
Springs, on Thursday. March 20. 1890. Mr..
Anthony Mccoy, aged 81 years.
The deceased was one of the pioneer res
idents Of the county and a highly esteemed
and respected citizen. He followed the oc-
cupatiOn Of a tar mPr until old age incapaci
tated him from It's iaharious duties He
leaves TO survive him six children Mrs.
Mary Muliin and Mrs. Kate McCiiniev. OF
JohuStown Bridget. James and Andrew.
residing at Chest Springs, and Frank Me-
Gov. OF Altoona. The intsrment took place
at Loretto on Saturday last.
MORGAN.-Disd az his home in Ebens-
burg. on Thursday. March %. 1890 Mr.
William Morgan. aged about 20 years
HUFFMAN Died at the home OF his
parents IN Barr township. nn Friday,
March IA, 1890 Mr.. John Huffman. aged
20 years.
RENDER.-Died at her home. IN Carroll
township. on Wednesday. March 20 1880.
Mrs. Ellen Bender. wife OF Joseph Bender.
aged - years.
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Rende Township Items.

Mr.. Geo. L. Glasgow is erecting an addition to
his store at Glasgow.
mill from UtahViile 20 Baker. Mines, in Blair
CO unity.
John p. Bell. weiEhmaster OF the q. B. Coal
Co.. at Mountain Dale, is recovering from Sc
A nine months old child of Mr.. John Kelley. OF
Glasgo~. Is lying dangerously III, with poor
hope OF recovery.
John X HOIlen Is the proudest man IN GIas
gov. all account OF the addition Of a hand
some heir 10 his family.
The O. A. X. assisted by =. ofv OF Glasgow,
conducted the funeral services Of Mr.. James W.
Mccartney, who recently died AT Mountain Dale.
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
reavement Of the loss o. their interesting little
SON
Mr.. John Cam. mine boss for the Great Bend
Coal Co. having recovered from the effects Of a
severe siege OF IN grippe - again able 10 attend
20 his duties.
County Superintendent Leech has visited all
couple Of weeks ago intervieSin9 the "peopies,
colleges" Mr.. Leeeh is good official.
About seventy relatives and friends of Mr.. and
hrs.J. p Gilmore. Of Mountain Dale. celebrated
their crystal wedding on March Ilth Many
beautiful as well as valuable presents were given
them.
the harrisburg insane asylum last week and or
Monday her body WAS brought % this place and
bad been an inmate OF that Institution for more
than twenty five years.
Joseph O. Hollen, OF near Glasgow. Is attend
Ing the reunion Of the 2D5th Regiment Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, al Harrisburg. to-day. This
date marks the twenty hftA anniversary OF the
attack on Fort SteadmAn and the reunion is
held In honor OF that event
tlGeon ID Byres, a former resident of this
tsNEshtp who has many relatives in this locality,
aied al hts home at Pelia. Iowa. on Tuesday
March 29ih, In the sixty-h NTH year OF his age.
Ar Byres Wus enc OF the early teachers OF White
township. when Prof. samuel Mccormick was
superintendect OF Cambria county. Also at the
saioe TINE Mr. Geo r. S~ank. Of JOhnsJOwn,
editor OF the Tribune. n teacher In this
neighoorhood- Mr X res welded the sceptre''
OF authority IN the Donat ion. ROseiand nd Noes
schools He was considered a proficient teacher
and held professional certificate. teing one OF
ne lev teachers that held paper Of this grade
- sN@b TINS n
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Communicated.

CAREoLLTowN, PA, March &c. lSl'0.
DCar FresmGn.-Life II too short 70 answer t5t
scurrilous. vindfctiYe and scaDdal0us em.na-
tions from the troubled brain Of the Neirg man
here. which sppear from time TO time IN his Elthy
sheet n would o..y &c f's0~r@-H - rnur val-
uable utucr 20 arssFs- niaI .te l--a-rs p lcc
1 wiz rgl.E-s y-ur arrT 20 "a. tlat l.dtrtior-
lage nothing more - slE r-aI uaaE s.ls said
recently &C. liivE the atrr Iri1D % al members Of
the Agricultural As~cusa tion % Ghe fact a. %
where they ssn get the correct ngures. and n the
ferocious Neirs man Salts al itlmiEe1 account
Mr.. L. J. Dferrick Treasurer. vii hand Il over
70 him on application We dccii le carrying en-
trails 20 a hear All ncars viii 20 % where they
know they can get them Hce ma1aEemcut OF
the Association Is not ashamed o3 the statemenr-
10 shows up In good shape. A. the Net-s iailed
give he statement as ordered by the Directors
and 10 be paid Tor by the Association. omitttng
portion OF the assets. viii here give the nnan-
cial standing q the Association ior the iniorna-
ton of its members
estima ate by the Directors the lands buildings.
amount TO s. OsOlO The liabilaties amount 10
81 9s4 Gs leaving a balance in favor Of the Associ
alton OF -. .o95 -
Last year some new buildings were erected at
n OF from $500 70 600. to say nothing OF other
improvements on the grounds In addition 10
this. the original cebt Was somewhat reduced
Preparations already being made for the
Fair. TO 5e held on tie 9. To- IL and 18th OF Sep
tember next. and more than usual interest Is
thlxeL by the management tending 20 success,
look for the best and most interesting EGir
ever held here. Truly Yours,
ONE or The AUDITORS
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Resolutions of Respect

The following resolutions were passed by Capt
John NJ Jones Post, q. A. r., this place at their
last meeting.
WHEREAs. II has pleased Almighty God, the
supreme Com mander OF the Universe. ia the dis
penshtiOn OF His Divine Providence 70 remove
from our ranks our worthy cumrsde samuel Reed,
who departed this life March IL 1870 and II be-
ing the desire OF Capt. John NJ. Jones Post. No
$50 q. \. r.. To render tribute Of respect 70 hts
memory: therefore
ResO9red. That in the death Of this comrade.
the post has lost lOyal. true. and faithful men,
ber. the beraaved family n kind and indulgent
husband and father. and the community an es-
teemed and useful citizen ard while we mourn
his departure from among Us We teel that "Our
loss Is hts eternal gain
ReSOired. That while regret the death Of
comrade Reed we are inspired BY his example
and teachings. cherish his virtues and learn TO
initiate them. so that we nav be ready to ia u in
and Ike our places at the great review hereafter
in that grand fraternity in heaven which remains
unbrOken.
Resoired. That we deeply sympathize with the
bereaved ia amiIy of our beloved corirade In the
earthly loss they have sustained and commend
them 10 Him who IL the widows and orphans
help and sustainer in time Of trouble.
RssOtref. That the charter OF the Post be draDed
In mourning; that these resolutions be inscribed
upon our minutes. and that they be published in
our town papers. and a copy he transmitted 10
the family Of our deceased coTnrade.
THos- J. DAWSON.
JOHN LoSG. Com mittee.
EDWARD Owens. '
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Not Inc luded In the above, hold SO 80
received for advertisements ia the FAIR
pamphlet. 10 having been the the custom
heretofore 10 keep that fund separa te from
the general fund Of she Association.
Having submitted a statement that ought
TO satisfy the highly Intelligent editor re-
ferTed 10 i would now ask that he publish
10 his very excellent sheet complete
statement Of all moneys collected Oy him
for advertisements In the Fair Catalogue,
and whether, after reimOursing himself for
printing for the Association Gt prices
agreed upon. there remained balance in
his hands. and IL so. how much, and
whether said bala nee was turned over to
the Association. II would be well fer the
stOckhO ldeTs to know all these facts and
would, therefore. ask him to show up.
i would further state that the item pub
lished In the NelCS last week to the effect
that ! agreed to donate to tie Association
the SS3 i3 due me as shown by statement. is
a prrvaricatlon which was doubtless in
vented by SIR. Creery himself. a. l made no
such statement. Respectfully,
g. a. BUCK.
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The Usual

Treatment Of catarrt is very unsatisfactory
a thousands OF dsspairing patients csn
testify a trustworthy medical writer
says: Proper local treatment il pos itiyely
necessary to success, but most OF the rene
dies in general use by physicians afford but
temporary benefit A cure cannot be ex-
pec'ed from snuffs, powders, douches and
washes" Eiy's Cream Balm is a remedy
which combines the important requisites of
quick action, spec ifc curative power with
perfect safety and pleasantneSs 10 the pa
tient
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

ne transition from long. lingering and pain
Iul tleAness 20 robust health marks an epoch in
@ tLe Llie OF the iudivtduAi- such a remarkable
eseht - treasured IN the memory aud the agency
WHEREBY the good health has been attained II
kIa.e'uly Dressed Hence 10 t. that - much is
heSfl n praise OF Electric Bitters. 80 many
leel they owe their restoration 70 health 70 the
uee OF the tfreaI Alternative aud Tonic i q you
are troubled with any disease OF kidneys Liver
Vl $50 ma aen OF long or short standing You Will
80 ma a relief oy use OF Electric Bitsers
s l.l AZ oee and 81 per bottle r.. James Ebens-
D1rs' ana ". ". IeAteer's. LqTettO.
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communicated.

CARRcLLTowS. Mar. 25, 1890.
Editor Cambria Freeman
For the benefit of j. o. Creery. the highly
intelligent editor of the Carrolltown NetcS
take much pleasure in submitting the fol-
lowing statement of my transaction as Sec
retary or the Cambria County Agriculture
Association.
STATEMENT.
CyTATEMENr OF @. A. BUCK, SEC RErARY
- OF the Cambria County Agricultural Associ-
CA BUCK, Secretury.
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nnckIen,.Arnicn SnIxe

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. CLapped Hands, Chilblaius
CoTns, and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, OF 10 pay required. II is
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store of Z. James, Ebens~
burg, and W, w McAteer, Loretto.
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Consumption Surely c,,ras-

49,, tn rs EDtroR;-Piease inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the stoy. -
a-,ea-e- ~ By Its timely use thousands ofhopeIess
..IaeH nave been permanently cured Ishail be ,l,s
- send two bottles OF my remedy FREE 10 ary ~
., ..t Iealers who have consumption II they VII
i"l!' T. A, sLOcUM, NJ, C.. lsI Pearl s., =. y.
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Nrnr1oE oE 1NcoRPoKAr1oN.-Notics d

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.-N is
~ hereby given that an application will be
bria county. on MONDAY. the 2nd day ofIUNE,
A D.. $500. by the undersigned residents and
OF Portage. Of the several lots and out lots now
lying and being in the township OF Portage Cam
bria county and State o. Pennsylvania. and the
same being bounded and described as follows to-
wit Beginning at an Iron bridge. south 81 de-
hundred and seventy ieet 70 4 post thehce south
81 degrees west nine hundred and stxty-nine feet
TO a post: thence south 81 degrees aud 30 minutes
west, crossing the Penrsylvania Railroad eight
hundred and nneIy-twn feet 10 post: thence
south % degrees and so minu west, crossing
township 70 six hundred aud ninety two feet 70
"A most thence south 90 degrees east tUo thOus-
thence north s. deErees east. r>ssin2 Twp. road
eight hundred and ninety SIX feet 10 post; thence
north O degrees ana 30 taltu-ss east elSht nun
dred and niuety-one teet 70 pOst thence north
l. degrees east crossing township road nine hun
dred and eight feet 20 post thence north Il de-
guecs east eight hundred ald elghtE-three ioet
70 a post thence north Il degrees 80 minutes
east. crossing the Pennsy lvania Railroad two
thousand and seventy hye ieet 70 a post; old IoT-
tage Railroad: thence by the same south 6'34 de-
arees west hve hundred and hftT-nine and four
teuths Perches 70 post; thence south ee54 De
erees west four hundred and one feet 10 a post;
continuing by the Old Portage Railroad north &c
degrees west two hundred and hfty nve feet 70 a
post; continuing by the same north 81 degrees
and Is minutes west. one thousand i've hundred
and hve feet 10 iron bridge aud the place OF De-
q l. PringIe p. McGough, Joseph McIough,
rome q % MaFfn Frank Deh e'fa W.
r. MulhoIlen. Il. Woleslage. Dolph Shafer.
Edward Hughes. !. T. Mesrs, John Watt. John
Seymore. + n Pringle, f. Border, Caleb Plum
mer, Andrew Smith Charles Cullen. p. II.
Burkett Frank Laufis. G. H X. Groke. James
Eicher. Adam Meyer. H. ID. Border. +. ID. Bo-
land, LeaisOn Dimond- lgnauus SIemes. j.
Strieker. NJ D.. Z. McGlade, Austin T. CTum,
J II. Fisher. Jack Seese. VIM. Mcpherson. John
Comey, Albert Diehl. Philip pimond. Harry
Mears. George W BurK. Charles L. Mekinzie
=. II. Farren- ". J. Jones, Albert Wilson. J. J.
Mcdonald Joseph HOPier, Joseph Lautfer, D.
FlecE sam. Mears. James NJ. Burk. Wm. X
lanes W -. Shaffer. Charles $ Nears, Martin
q. Hell, william Wilson, Joseph Farren.
l. -. KERR,
Solicitor for Incorporation
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The National yapitoI atItsea,.s,

Nhat season ot the year Is more adgan-
taReous than spring, TO make A tour 10 the
Nations Capitol The Capitol il the centre.
around which clusters bright minds OF our
own aud foreign governments; u is the Ma
t0nal barometer OF social movements. To
witness the activity OF a working Congress
would alooe compensate one Tor the trip. 10
say nothing OF the thousand and one points
OF interest and instruction in and about the
CITY Those embracing the opportuuttv
presented BY the Pennsylvania Railroad
COS excursion TO Washington, April "a,
cannot tai to review il afterwards as time
prohtably spent
ehoiee OF trains may be made between
'ne special OF Parlor Cars OF Day Coaches.
tne schedule OF which Is given, or the reeu-
lar night trains leaving PIttsburg az Il
and StOP. NJ
Tickets viii be sold, and special train will
run, as follows:
Kate. Train leaves
IN --'.......- .-..... ......S Z rs lOI3AN
NieS'"" '' .'-''-''. ............... 735 IIO2A NJ
At"nha '.... ..----.--.....-... IS III5AM
Return coupons will De accepted on anv
trAin within limit. except the Pennsylyani IA
Limited.
The next and last tour OF the series ia
liked for April 2ith.
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ELLSWORTH ROWLAND,
JOHN HlPPS-
PETER WAGNER,
Auditors.
Attest HENRY FoLCKEMER, Clerk.
March 81, 1s90.-it,
cTATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT WITH TFi E
- Supervisors Of Chest Township, endlFg Narch
1, 1890
JOSEPH p SwOPE, Supervisor.
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CAUTION persons are hereby notified not
- 10 negotiate for note Of SIS payable 70
Joh nston Buck * Co. Of Ebensburg. and signed
bv John W Dunn and Joseph f. Durbin. Dut
held by one George Rlekard: as said note Is
maid JOHN W. DUNN,
JOSEPH +. DURBIN.
Fallen IImeer, March y, 1890,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

FOU SALE or RENT. The subscriber
viii sell ~ private sale his farm, one mile
south 90 Fbpushurg II not sold before the
first Of March the farm will be for rent.
JAMES MYERS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28
SchooI Rennrt.

The following Il the report o. the Ebensburs
Public schools for month ending March, 1870:
Average
Enrolled. Attendance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

HN w. DICK, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
Il Ebensbnrg, Pa. Once in building OF T
}. Lloyd, decd, (hrst tioor,) Centre street. A
manner Of legal business attended 10 aatl5fac-
tory aIdceIleations speciality. lo-1i.-tt