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St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15
Hall Chachere family.

The usual anpual celebration of the
,Chachere family will take place at Ope-
lousas where mass rill be said at 7
o'clock a. IN. at the Catholic Church,
August 25th, 1891, all members are
hereby notified apd requested to be
present, after which there will be the
usual refreshments for all.
JAMES 0. CHACHERE.
President.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

Attention is called to the advertiser
ment of the sale at auction of ten
thousand acres of land situated in this
parish, which will take place on the
18th inst. A good opportunity to make
a fine Investment.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

III you feel "run down" and in need
OF rest and recreation and desire to
spend few weeks pleasantly and at
small cost, 60 to the famous summer
resort and sanitarium at Sour Lake,
Tex. See advertisement.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

Children who desire to contribute
their mite to the Davis monument fund
can do SO through the DEMOCRAT. No,
amount will be considered too insig-
nifcant to receive and to be properly
acknowledged. Send in dollars if you
can if not, dimes or nickels.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

OF INTEREST TO GINNERs. SO much
has been said about the use OF scales at
the gin house that we call particular at
tention to new book entitled Facts
about Scales published by Jones OF
BIsGHAMToE" ia Binghamton, N. Y.
II contains full information regarding
costs, patents. &c. and should be read
by every intelligent ginner. A posta
will get it.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

Each parish school superintendent is
constituted an agent for the Louisiana
Educator, a monthly magazine publish
ed at Baton Rouge and devoted to edu-
acatiou and the general interests of pub
iic and private schools. Sample copies
will be mailed free to teachers OF the
public schools and to all others ON ap-
nlicafinn
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

You can get good board and nearly
all the comforts of home at the elegant
Hotel Arthur, correct picture of which
we print in our advertising columns,
and can enjoy ON the beautiful lake OF
that name fine fishing, bathing, sailing
&C., all at cost of only $5 per week
for two weeks or more. See the adver-
tisement in another column.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Strangers
Hotel, of New Orleans.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

WANTED-Some good live person to
take hold of the DEMOCRAT subscrp-
tion list and work it up. Good pay to
the night man.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

I.R. Branham, editor Christian Index,
Atlanta, Ga, writes: 81 have used
Bradycrotine with unfaillDg, prompt,
decided relief"
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

Who wants wind mill? How to get
ONE cheap pay be learned on appliea-
tion at this oAlce,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15

lowing to the rush of pleasure seek
ers at Belle Cheney Springs, turkeys are
in demand. At last report, that palata-
BILE fowl was selling at $40. per head,
and hard to get at that."-St. Landry
Clarion.
Another instance of misiDformation
which that paper, endeavors to palm off
on it's readers as fact. The price of tur-
keys is only one dollar neighbor. Some
one told you lie because he knew you
were gullible enough to believe it. But
were it the truth, how would it affect
the incontrovertible truth that the Cla-
rion charges 90 times more for adver-
tising the property of poor delinquent
tax payer, than other papers here are
willing to do it for.
Turkeys are ordinarily worth dollar,
precisely the price paid for them by the
pleasure seekers at Bell Cheney Springs,
and $40, would be only ten times as much
as they are worth, whilst the price
charged for the Clarion's advertising of
delinquent tax-papers property, is ex-
actly tUcuty times as much as the DEM
oCRAT and Courier would do it for. The
Clarion gets off a pretty good joke on
the delinqueDts when it can make such
charges, and they are willing to submit
No the people about Bell Cheney Spings
charge only what turkeys are really
worth, whilst the Clarion charges twen-
ty times what its turkey is worth, esti-
mating it at what others are willing
to take for it.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15
SOU R LA < /
SOUR LAKE, Tex, April 90, 1891.

SOUR LAKE, Tex, April 90, 1891.
! 10 The GatreSt0n Ncrs
flease say to the public have recently pui,
GIaSed GIG, SOUR LAKE; that the HOTELS and
HOIEL PARK, the WELLS and HATIT
HOUSES, and all the surroundings, have been
teta1fed te1ad refltted and, on may say, rehabih
ad omeq Every provision for Health, Comfort
ana recreation has been made for its patrons
H, TINS season The different railroads have is
SueH q round trip tickets for sixty days. SOUR
Lane Is or easy access to the railroad lcpOI
py Sood road and a short drive, with hacks
ana carriages awaiting the arrival of eacl.
traln There IS Hotel at the Depot, I be-
leve that SOUR LAKE is the best resort in
the world, and truly wonderful for restoration
TO health and for lecuperation and recreation
Just contemplate NATURES PROVISIONS.
where hundreds of people can swim in water.
charged with IRON, SULPHUR and ACIDS.
penetrating the human system with iustantt.
neous results. l can say no more, and cei-
'dlhly no less. Very respectfully.
s 8 AsSEE-
May 1891. Am
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15
Get our prices for job work.

Advertise in the Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-08-15
A GRAND BARBECUE

Will be given by the for the accommodation of all
and to which everybody is invited.
fn= Maps Of the lands to be offered for sale can he
at the offices of J. Meyers i Co., and of c. G. Dnson
Opelousas, and on the grounds on the day Of sale
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-06
Cambria Comfy Jail statistics.

Following are the number OF inmates OF
the Cambria County Jail from January :,
1890, 10 January l3, 1891, and the crimes
for which they We're committed
Burgl airy, /; horse stealing, ?; contempt
of court, /; adultery, 4; defrauding board
bill, :; keeping disorderly house, ); felo-
nious assault with intent 10 kill, 3; false
pretense, =; fortune telling, /; slander, l;
insane, 6; fornicatiOn and bastardy, IL;
deserJion, 5; highway robbery, 3; costs,
%; malicious Wischief 9; murder, :; false
pretense, 4: arson, >; selling liquor with
out license. 2; attempted rape, ): cruelty
TO children, .; bigamy, B; carrying con-
cealcd weapons, 3; rape, 3: embezzlement,
.; resisting an officer, ?; cruelty to ami
mails, 1; larceny, 50; assault and battery;
81; vagrancy, Is; open lewedness, 3; tres
pass, 25; witness, I; inCorrigibility, 2;
bawdy house, 2; riot, 9; surety 81; for
gerry, 3: intent TO kill, 8: arson and muir
der, .; selling liquor 10 minors, .: fornica
tion, /; Total, 3l7: discharged, g72 ; on
hand As.
OF this number 60 were convicted by a
squire, Il were convictions, 2 were sent
to DHmont, l hanged, committed sui
eide in jail, ! insane man was taken away
by his friends ? were taken away
to the Huntingdon Reformatory,
2 to Morganza Reform School, and Ia
TO the Western Penitentiary. There
were 25 women committed to jail during
the year, and &C colored people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-06
SIierfR;n naIeN.

Sheriff Stineman had advertised the fol-
lowing properties at Sheriff's sale on Mon
day. March 2nd, 1891, at l o'clock, p. NJ:
The interest of j. C. Moorhead In 273
acres of land IL Summerhill township,
about 50 acres cleared, having thereon a
one and half story plank house and log
sta BILE.
The interest of same In 39s acres in sum
MERRILL township, having thereon one
and a half story plank house and barn.
The interest of same in 300 acres IN SUM
merhill township, having thereon frame
house and stable.
The interest of same In - acres in sum
merhiI township, having thereon plank
house and stable.
The interest of same In Is acres of la nd
in Summerhill township, having thereon
erected a two story plank house. barn and
outbuiIdings.
The interest OF Samuel NJ. Kern, deccas-
ed, and j. c. Moorhead terre tenant, in
273 acres of land in Summerhill township.
about 50 acres cleared, having thereon a
one and half story plank house and log
stable.
The interest of ". Ii. Weaver in lot of
ground IN 9TH ward, Johnstown, having
tHcItou u Two SlOIS IIdule mousse.
The interest of \. w. Blauch and S. w.
Allen in lots in Roxbury, Upper Yoder
township, having thereon two story
frame house.
The interest OF Andrew Dishart in 50
acres in Cambria township, having thereon
q two story brick house and frame barn.
The interest OF VIM. o. Steveus in a lot
IN Chest Springs, having thereon a TWO
story fra me house.
The interest of w, P. Davis in lot In
Sheridan, Lower Yoder township, having
thereon a two story plank house and sta
ble.
The interest Of W. r. Huber in lot in
lst ward, Johnstown.
The interest of John NJ. Dunlap in Is
acres Of land in Susquehanna township,
having thereon q one and a half story
plank house and and barn.
The interest of V. Luttringer in lot in
East ward, Ebensburg, having thereon
two story house aud stable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-06

uTIDows' APPRAIsEMENTS.
w Notice is hereby given that the ioil wing
set apart for widows OF deeedents under the
Act Of Assembly Of the an day O. APRIL, ,a. a
in and for the county Of Cambria, and will be
nresented TO the Orphans Court OF said county
for confirmation and allOvacce on "Wednesday.
March 4th. 1921:
/ Inventory and appraisement Of personal
property appraised and set apart 20 Katharine
Hoefecker widow Of Leonard Hofecker, late Of
Stonycreek township. deceased. Sl26 -.
2. Inventory and appraIsemeut Of personal
property appraised and set apart % Sarah q.
kirkpat trick. widow Of Michael A. kirkpatrick,
late Of Carroll township, deceased. s29l G..
g. Inventory and apl rais.nent OF real csta
appraised and set apart 10 Mary pimOud widow
Of James Dimont, late OF Prospect Borough. de-
:. Inventory and apprnisement OF personal
property snd real estate appraised aud Get sTsrt
20 Mary Franzhaaser. wttoT OF Jos. q. Prank
hsuser late OF East TayioT township. deceased
$500.
s. Inyen'ory and appraisenent Of personal
Lohr widow of William VI E.ohr late Of Upper
Yoder township, deoeased. sf5 72]S.
q. Inventory and appra isemeut Of personal
property appraised and set apart TO Catharine
KIrkpstrick widow o. James T x Kirkpatrick. late
OF Carroll township. deceased. s-s7
| property appraised and set apart 70 Chnstiee
Munster township deceased. $500.
8. Inventory and aPpTafsement Of real estate
mer. widow Of John Barkhammer. late OF West
Taylor township deceased. $50 60.
.. ILNentofF ana appraisenent q ben ora ora
property appraised and set apart 20 EliZsbe'
Barkhammer. widow of William Barkhammer.
late OF West Taylor township, deceased. sos e.
10, Inventory and appraiseuen. Of personal
property appr tised ana set apart 70 - Given,
widos Of Henry w. Given, late Of Johnstown
deceased. SSO5.
il. Inventory and oppra semsnt Of personal
property appraised and set apart 20 Margar e
Hochst.ne. widow OF Charles Hoch sine late O
Upper Soder township, deceased $500
u Inventory and nppraisemeut OF persona
property appraised ami set apart 10 Ludw4nl
tirosser, widow OF Frederick GTosser late O
CroTie township, deceased $50.
CELESrINE J. BLAIR.
Eoeasburg. February Q, 1921. Register
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Febru-
airy 4, 1891:
Robert II. Richcson Juniata county and
Agnes Mcdonald. Beade township.
Edwin s. Reese and Emma Evans, Cam
bria township.
Michael Rose and Emma Jane Stif1ier,
Lilly
William Dick and Edith Gray, Hastings
Henry j. f. Wilke and Annie Marcus,
JOhuStOWu.
Michael SILK, Johnstown, and Minnie Il.
Bowers, Appolla. Pa.
Thomas Keudrick, Duquesne, Pa, and
Caroline Zimmerman, Johnstown.
George y. Smith. Denver. Col, and Mary
{. Foster, JOhnstOWn.
Frank c, Phelster, Carroll township, and
Eda Helfrich, Hastings.
Levi y. Yoder, Somerset county, and
Laura Fash, Richland township.
Steve Palusck and Mary Tarbay, Gal
liJZin.
Henry q. Fisher, Pittsburg, Pa, and
Sarah Livingston, Johnstown.
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From ST. Augustine.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Pa, Feb. ., 1891.
Editor CUmbriO Freeman:
DEAR SR:-The fair for tho benefit OF
the new church here is still In full blast
and is getting better as it grows older.
The receipts have been in the neighbor-
hood OF one hundred dollars each night for
the last few nights. The fair will be open
ON the evenings OF the 9Th and 9th, and in
the afternoon and evening of the 10th,
when it viii close for the season. There
viii be new attractions each evening. The
ladies in charge are well prepared 10 fur
uish a good, substantial supper 10 those
who desire il, while those who wish TO trip
the light fantastic toe will have an oppOr-
tunity 20 do So. Any Of your readers who
wish TO spend an enjoyable evening will
tud this the place 10 come to. Come one,
come all, and you will be made welcome.
.. o. VI.
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.OTICEOF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N
~ Notice Is hereby given thNt an apple tion
viii be made TO the Court Of Common Pleas of
Cambria county on the 2Dd day OF Ma rch next at
two o'clock IN the afternoon, under Act of As
sembY entitled - An Act 70 Provide Tor the In
corr otatou and Regulation OF Certain Corpora
tons approved A pril -. 1874. aud the supple
ments hereto, by Jno. Lloyd. G J. Jones A ".
Buck, DsnielJ Days, Webster Griffith and 9TH
Crs for the charter of an Intended corporation
called the "EbensDurg Agricultural Society. -
tue CHARACTER aEd object OF Whfeh l. TO Improve
the stock and and other farm products and 10
Promote agricultural and mechanical inter-
ests. and 10 have competition exhibitions. etc.
aud Tor tns=e purposes 20 have, possess and enjoy
al! the rights, dement's and privileges con ferTed
ments. II, RYE ~
tbensburg, Febr uary 8, 1881. Solicitor.
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uoTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE ON PIN

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE OK RENT
II Inc cesirabiy situated and always success
ibl motel property located In Loretto Cambria
county. knoWn as the "Siountain House" I" fs offer
ered ior sale or rent on terms that cannot but be
A1sahtsSeous TO the purchaser. The Rouse
Nbich IL licensed. contains eighteen rooms in
nrst class ondition throughout snd has stsbIipy
ior thirty horses attached thereto. For further
lhiorma iion; call on or address, Joseph Hoxue
or Mrs r Bengele, Loretto, Pa.
Jan. -, 81
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Se hOSt ReD0rr.

Following is report Of Dimond school.
Summerhil township. taught by Miss An
ME Maloney, foy month ending Jan. Goth:
Whole number in attendance-males 4:
females, 10; total, Il. Average attendance
during month-males, 3; females, 5; total,
II. Those rperfect in attendance were:
Mary r. Dimond, George Dimond, Seek
Roberts. Visitors. 8.
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RmckIen,s ArnIcn saIxe.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChIblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or nopay required. 1t is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction. or
mouey refunded. Price - cents per box.
Sold at the drug store Of f. James, Ebens-
burg, and W. w. McAteer, Loretto.
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"Our Germsn Ward"

Middaugh's Musical Comedy Company,
augmented by gold band and grand op-
cratic orchestra, are to appear at the Opera
House, this place, Friday evening, Febru-
airy 18th. The company is composed OF
well known players headed by the eminent
German comedian, Allen Wightman. They
viii present the beautiful comedy drama,
Our German Ward" with the same cast
that has played it in the largest cities.
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InTTnR - NnTrcr

n UbItOR'S NOTICE.
I y In the Orphans Court OF Cambria county
In the matter Ot the hnal confirm alton of the ac-
count OF Geo. NJ Reade, trustee 10 sell the real
estate of william McCilire deceased.
And now. December sth, 1899, on motion o. Geo
" hende, Esq. =. l.. Reed appointed auditor TO
report distribution OF the assets To and among the
persons legally entitled TO receive the same.
Notice Is hereby given that will sit Tor the
purpose oi the above appointment at my ofice in
Iue borough of Ebensburg, Cambria county, on
Monday, the 18Th day or February, 1891 At one
ociock, ? NJ. when and where all parties inter-
ested may attend II they see proper or be forever
debarred from coming in on said fund
E5ensburg. Pa, Jan % 1881. Auditor.
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ExEcUrRIx' NOTICE.

H Notice Is hereby given thar Ietters ,ss,,
nentary on the estate of Anthony VIII late ~
Chest Springs borough, Cambria County a scca =
-. nave been granted TO the undersigLed AN
~Pelsohe ~ lhdeoted 70 said estate are notined TO
az INST the same viii present them prop.
erS authenticated. for settlement
ANNIE g WILL.
,, JANE WILL
Chest Springs, February sth. Issl Executrlx.
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Consumption Surely c,,rad.

10 IHE EprroE:-Please inform your reade-a
that nave positive remedy for the zbove-nannea
disease. BY its timely use thousands Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottles OF my remedy FREE 10 anv of
your readers who have consumption IL they viii
fully 7. a, sLoCUM. N. O., Isl Pearl ST.. T y
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Notice.

a meeting OF the Farmers Alliance,
which was adjourned 10 afford time for the
committee on roads 10 report. will be held
atCarrolltown on February eth, at O'Clock,
z. n. As the road question interests aH. a
full attendance is expected.
LUKE BEHE. President.
j. j. KAYLOR, Secretary.
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NOTICE

LIZ ECUIOhS' NUIICF.
h Letters testamentary on the estate of Wm
NJ. McNeelis. late Of Jlearfeld township. having
been granted TO the undersigned, notice q hereby
given 10 all parties Indebted 10 said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims agains. the estate win present them.
properly authenticated. for settlement.
HUGH HAGAN. ~. augustins,
THOS. HAGAN. Galutzin.
January O. 1891. Executors J..
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A unITnE,s NOTICE.

N In the Orphans Court OF Cambria county.
j y the matter Of the first and tnai account OF
Chsrleg FeIghtner. administrator OF Roman Ebig
late of Carroll township. deceased Having been
appoiated aud tor 70 distribute the funds In the
hands of satd accountant 70 and among those le-
gaily entitled 20 receive the same, notice ts here.
by given that VIII attend 10 the duties ct said
appointment az nay Office In Ehen burg, Pa, on
Tueeday. Feb-uarV 10TH lsJl. at ten clock. A.
at which time and place all parties interested
nay appear OF be forever 1coarret from coming In
on said fgul. L ". DICK.
Eheusburg, Jan. = st. Auditor.
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Ebensourg, Jan. so.

n UDITOR'S NOTICE
"A In the Orphans Court Of Cambria county.
In the matter of the first and partial account OF
Joseph W. Dunlap. administrator Of Ann May
Learler, late of Susqueha anna township. deceased
Having been appointed sudttor 20 distribute IN
fund in the hands OF said accountant 10 and
among those legally lied to receive the same.
notcie is hereby given that i viii attend 70 the
duties Of said appointment at my office In Eoens-
burg Pa, on Monday. February 9th, 1891. al ten
O'Clock, A. N. at which time and place all par
ties interes ted may appear or be forever deoarred
from coming in on said fund. w. DlOh-
Ebeasburg, Jan. 23.-5t AUDITOR.
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4 DvERTiSEkS by add essing Geo. p.
"a Howell a Co.., 10 Spruce ST., New York
an learn the exact cost Of any proposed line OF
ADVERTISING inAmerlcan Newspapers 100
Page PaDPhIet.lOc
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DOR SALE

VLUh SALE.
have iour or nye hundred perches OF stone
that were taken out OF the Old Ashland furnace
staeK These stone are nearly all dressed on two
sides and some OF them sre = sN21sys ieet long.
viii put them on the carr 81 Ashviile al - per
perch. 10. N. kRATZEk,
Jan. - 1891. AshvIlle Cambria Co. Pa.
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DANIS.-Died at the residence Of her son
Roland K. Davis. in EbensbUrg, on SatUr-
day Janurday 81, 1891 Mrs. Eliza Davis,
in the 50 year OF her age.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing account has been filed in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Cambria county Pa
and will be confirmed by said Court on the
second day OF March 1891 unless cause be
shown 70 the contrary.
First and final account of Frank Chriss-
ing committe of Isaac Eoderc
Feb. (. 1891. j. c. DARBY.
prnf Ii z
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LILLY
BANKING !: CO.,
LILLY, PA,

JsO. Il MULLEN, CASHIER.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE.
ALL TIE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRFSENTkD BY Us
Accounts Of merchants, farmers and 9TH
ers earnestly solicited, assuring our patrons
that all business entrusted 10 US will re
ceiye prompt and careful attention, and be
held strictly confidential. Customers will
be treated as literally as good banking
rules viii permit.
LILLY BANKING CO,
fcb5gO. Lilly, Penna.
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SS.is9 %
STOCK on FARM.
Three head of horse.. Il uifik cows bu l. 5 beef
cattle. shoats, e2 chickens. Turkeys. ST.
EARM PRODUCTS.
bushels Ct ouckwheat l2e bnshe's OF Intatoes. io0
bushels of corn 10 ears. 200 bushels of turnips,
542 head. OF cabbage; outchered hogs, making
ii6s ponds Of besi; butcneTed 2 calves making
lee pounds OF veal
EAEMS IMPLEMENTS,
Two two horse wagons. ? spri5g wagons. l bug
drill, corn planter. / ere and fve-tenth horEe
porer engine and boiler. and chopper. 5 grain
cradles. scytaes, 2 axes. eroEesrs. pinch bar,
brides and -sddles. = sleighs. bob-sle Is, log
SLED. wheel barrow, hand cart hay ladder,
cider press, shoyels and hoes.
INMATES.
Number IN House january LIST. Isoo----. e3
Number admitted during year----------.- %
Number born .-.-.--'.-----..----------- 5-lV2
Mum Ser died during year......--......l4 II
Mum Der discharged during year-------. Is
Remaining IN house January lst, ls9l---. 7o-lo2
sry Ist 1891. there 81 adult males, - a3ult fe-
msIes male children. 2 of whom sre idiots. and
female children. one of whom is an idiot.
NAMES OF INMATES WHO DlEDDURING
~ The YEAR
John O'Iesry. Henry Rothweu, Albert Dig
gick Geo. Krouss Andrew Greenwood, John
Kane James Thompson. Michael Wire. Ed.
Richards. Cath Croxley- Harry Davis; teoioredl,
Pat CoRlsn, Robt. Johnston, female child name
unknown.
Ella Storer, Lena Bloch and Mrs. Andrews
each gave birth TO q child during the year.
Aversge number OF inmates per ulonth-..----- e.
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a ssIaNEr.s NnTIrE.

4 SSIGNEE.S NOTICE.
y Notice Is hereby given that II A. No-
foulgle and Mary q. Mctfouirle, hts Wife. have
made voluntary deed Of assignment Of All ths
esta te, real personal OF mtEed. cf said II. A Nc
S0ulg le. IN trust the feuelt OF the creditors
OF said n. A. McGonigle. Ala persons indebted
70 FRid NJ A. MctiCuigle are notified % make
payment 20 ne without delay. and those having
claims against the same VIII present them, prop
eriy authenticated. for settlement 20 me.
GEORGE FOX,
Assignee Of VI. +. McCionigle et Ok.
Altoona Pa. January Io, lsgl 81.
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