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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
RAILROADs

-:9D
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ctyon ROAD COMPANY.
ohoHIEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, o,
LEAVE RICHMOND:
=, TRAIN NO. -, 1850 a. NJ.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Dan
- vihe, Greensboro, Winston-Salem. Con-
and Southwestern Vestibuled Limited,
CARRYING sleepers TO AsheWlle and Hot
92prinss, columbia, Augusta, savannah.
mingham, Memphis, Shreveport and New
Orleans; AT New Orleans and Memphis
connexions are made for ali points IN
Texas and California Sieepers Richmond.
Va. to Danviile and GreehsDoro.
TRAIN NO. IS, 1910 T. NJ
l. Asst MAIL, daily for all points South
and Southwest. Connects at Moseley
with Farmyllle and Powhatan railroad;
Keysvile for Clarkevile. oxford, and
Durham.
Carries sleepers Danviiie to Columbia;
Augusta, Savannah. Jacksonville. and
Atlanta. Parlor Car Atlanta to BIrming-
ham,
TRAIN NO IT. 500 p. ".
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION. daily ex-
"A cept Sunday for Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No Y, go A. NJ; No. SO. $50
p. NJ; No. Is, s:i5 A. NJ. ST.
WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SrYNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTl-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA. AND
NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN NO. l6, AS L. NJ.
Baltimore Limited. daily except Suhldy,
for West Point connecting WIN toIh
River steamers for Baltimore, al VIZ" ,i,'as
point connections are made WITH ran Nus ny
for Washington, Philadelphia, Ne" A"iN'
TRAIN NO. 10. $40 P. NJ.
7 oCAL EXPRESS, daily except sun
Lesto tor Manor GDS connects With stage for
Walkerton; also connects with Balu-
more steamer at West Point daily ex-
cept Sunday
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 5
p. NJ. DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Il OR WEST POINT. daily except Sun
J. day, thence by Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad 10 Richmond. arriving at
9:O5 A. NJ. 1910 A. NJ. and $50 =. NJ.
TRAIN NO. II, 100 A. NJ.
r OCAL MIXED. daily except Sun
l. day; leaves Twenty third-Street sta
ton for West Point and intermediate
Ticket Office at station foot Of Virginia
street; open 500 A. NJ. to 600 Z. NJ. and
from 900 =. NJ. 10 1850 A. NJ
City ticket office, 90l Main street:
sol HAAS. w. 4. TURK,
TrafIfc Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
W. II. GREEN, General Manager
]. S. b. THOMPSON. superintendent
JNO. NJ. BEALL. Travg Pass Agent
e2O east Main street Richmond. Va
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STEAsIBOAT4

IEAMBOAl@
-~~>-~ ~-----~~----~---~-~-~-~
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK;
Steamers leave Richmond
~ every TUESDAY; WE'D
S,&s\ Leave Is "; New York from
>-~N Pier p. North riyeD, for
Richmond every MONDAY,
II WEDNESDAY, and SAT
u URDAY a. =. NJ.
c-,,. Fare.....................'. . 10
Round Trip Ion anniv n W
For further iRIoTmRsNtlSSn S S6Spiy AGENTS.
GEOhGH 1901 Main street.
de2S
VIRGINIA NAyiGATIoN CoMPANY's
Y JAME5 RIVER Line Tor the sea-
snOtS, rfoik. Portsmouth. Old Point, New
10 TVNI. News, Claremont, and James River
PoiSf, connections-At Old Point and
NorIV2,THs, sbington, ID. c.. Baltimore, Phiia-
dslPhlS1, and Great SsE totrst line. ' Jsme sy
uay ne Dutch Gap, and war scenery Rates
Tow man half charged by rail. Fare 70
less less, s1moath' old Point. and Norfolk. 81.
Ia "a 81 Steamer Pocahontas leaves Rich
nmu every MONDAY, M%EDNEsDAY.
e ana Ff B1iRRAAcr Il II 70 70 sfEA ga MfAss
8Svx{4ARFH Tor above-named places.
ThTough tickets on sale on steamer and
~ dhtGG srsber's Agency, No. sol Main street.
Baggage checked throgghh;, State-r9oms
engaged for day or night Music by a
| er9nd orchestrion.
sr Fp JFYIc;HT.-Freight received daily for
above-named places and nd Es ssnI N9rth
Carolina also f re haS'er anS nhSre on VIZ
SIM nmes river. at LOWEST RATES. and
y3ssrrn,1h bfus issued.
tn IpWiN 'WEfsIGER. Superintendent.
EDWARD F.. BARNEY. President
Ge-eral ofices-Planters' Bank Build,
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GsG9' Sii' sl1Irl 1l'
~<Nw0UTE
EFFECTIVE NAY j. '9'1
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
RROAp-sTREET STATION.
s.n A ri DAILY. with Par.or Gag lSl ~
vi" - cal stations. Newport, pSSr,..,
ola Point. NorfolA' anu
,oopu m noiiy with .uuman. f9r To-
''' cal stations. Newpott, D..
Ola Point. Norfolk. ana i0'''
e.ao N I lSatH train. except SsuelA{,
." ~ -'-' Tor Clifton FORGE. - .ee..s.
To- ton. Al Virginia sliis, Misi' Il ib1as.s
Tor Hagerst0wn, and az 1'''"
tnn tor Winchester. r.Is
mn u ~ sTSe cincinnati and A'
-" 1 49, limited daily. witl ; e-i
SIeeuers u Cincinnati .-
st. Louis stops onis ,. 4t
pOrtant stations. Sott H.t
Toving1On Tor Nitsli" sa
springs. Meals seI} al
dining cars. NO; % t.qs
trains except SUNDAY . ,e
No I from Charioties''"-
sopM f T9sae"t train. except s .i1,,.,.
'''V . '''' recommendation for CnA'''
,o.,o n y 9asv for Cincinnati S Ssl.
lV'0V < N4' pullman TO Hinton a"t and
donsvile 70 ClnclAN-,,sI oq
T'ouisville. Meals sslF,s at
AMIN diuing &C cars. Conn, ,rt.
Covlngton wa to'
Hot Springs INNS
mn,,us LEAVE EIGHT hsTEEEr
TRAINS ''s STATION. =
- na1v. with Paiace ca Liys'
900 a Al'' t'SSnc6burg and C.tIon i re.
rSynn@cts az Brem9, e@1k
| my Tor R0sney, 10 - Nc ..
49, dsily. fJr the Soatu"
baIS' iut@1ny except sunday, ior
Iexngton, ana leAcsy' crax
day) at Bessemer io'
Sity, sunday. Iocal acc9ml-
! 300 i. NJ ~ ,TRIi -, for Glad8t0ne, d.
! .,>,, Ht'gD'6SIf'VE AT RICHMyNA'
HRROAIkSTREEt ~ Ali.l,,55-
o.oo ,DN Diily from CinclA."- ,, ola
20 a u Dsny from norfolk '"'
amp n fo'Py from Cincinnati an
30 n l 5siiy from Norfolk and old
soopu E2iept Sunday from clifton
.,>,s hhRBIvE E1GHTH-STEhNA
IhAi-'' STATION. ,,, cad.
| s45 a. NJ, Except
=, 5 stone from Lynchburs ana
o." L 49, clifton Forg,e,, y POTTS
p,,asior Passenger HE'''
|
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HaxaIl Mills,
TOGETHER WITH THE WATER
RIGHTS, BRANDS, &C.
ALSO.
crvupAI. LARGE VACA-'T LOIS
SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES, &c.

In execution Of the he re, n,ibic afn
non on the premises. on
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Mary J. Mayo
against -
Virginia Building and Loan Company
Decree OF Law and Equity Court, or RICH
mond, entered lst june 1871
In execution Of above-mentioned decree
the undersigned. appointed special com
mIssioners thereby. will offer Tor sale' Oh
SATURDAY, June q, 1894
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above-mehtioneen g.,
REAL, ESTATE, now in the occupaioS
of Mary Jane Mayo, and well known as d
business stand. .,s,,o q,
six. twelve, and eighteen months, tne
purchaser to give negotiable notes; IN
ferest added, and title retained untl en-
tire purchase money is paid and convey
anee ordered by court. ,,,,,
W. II. BEVERIDGE,
Special Commissioners.
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4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE. go.
Commencing MONDAY, June H., lSsfi
at 1901 A. NJ, trains on this road VIII
rim a e fOllOWS.
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By II. A. McCurday'
Real Estate Auctloneer.

Co,f,ussroNERs SALE OF De
L TACHED TWO-STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING AT SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF MOSBY STREET,
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPikE, JUST
OUTSIDE OF THE CITY LlMllS.
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no THE FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
l. HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
AND MECKLENBURG RAlLkOAD'
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RfTLROaDs.
RQrf0lksRestsrnD.R.

w. W. 3 s.:l w ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
1ShEDOLE IN EFFECT MAYN $50,
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. Bysn
.o, STREET STATION. ''D'
s'W A. NJ. RICHMOND AND Noe
EE02LA !EsrIBULED IAGf.
20 Arrive Norfolk UE
=, NJ. stops only AZ petes,.
SSuIs, Naveriy, and SuifOc..
,,sRisd Tor passage asssss on on thls
s'0O A. M THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
IT. Lynchburg, Roan2rs.
I'ueneld, Pocahontas, M NJ,
po'fa, columbus and Chic3sao.
Imam Buffet Sleeper tt Se,
nY@e 70 Columbus witn9ui'
nanse. Also tor PuiasN.'
Bristol. Knoxville. Cnattanoo-
So ana Intermediate 20"
human human Sleeper Radfor" "
$40 P H. For sqffoik. Norfolk. and IN n:
ternediate stationsi aHiFe,
,t.rr u =, az NQrtolk $40 $50 - d.,
LIDO T. d. For Roanoke, Radfora, f ll-
idski and BlstOL eohns
az Roanoke 40 a. NJ. w.
Washington and Chattta, i,','i.,
Limited. Pullman slsFS
Roanoke 20 Memphis ana Ne'
Orleans. Dining car attacn
sl3 Sant ana ali Ais0i stations e
Winston-Caiem division. Pull
man Palace sleeper between
Richmond and Lynchouf
Borths ready for occupancy AZ
900 l.. NJ Also. pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 70 hoa
/ nOke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch.
| burg and the West daily az s.T \. "
| and 700 f. NJ. from Noriolk and
/ East az II .05 a. NJ. and NESrlBCLLD
! LIMITED 100 u. NJ
r. W. COURTNEY
| District PassenFe Arert
| W. IS. RFVfLL
| General D assengef Agent
| General office. Roanoke. Va.
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This sale does not affect nor interfere
with the business now carried on ny
George Fry In said building. Jelo-lot
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE PLAN
i OF THE RICHMOND WAGO
WORKS.

BY virtue of a deed of trust to the
undersigned, as trustee. duly recorded,
1 will sell. at the building, on the corner d 'ap
Of Eleventh and Basin Bank. at 1890
A. IL.
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In pursuance of the decree OF June
Is 1894. in the aboye-named cause, the
undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
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BY ]. Il. Elan q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
11l3 east Main street.

n OMMIssIoNER's AUCTION SALE
~ OF THE WELL-LOCATED AND
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON III TIE r
Fast SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR BAKER STREET, NAVY HILL. "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26

JOhnStOWn People held a big meeting on
Monday night for the purpose Of taking
the necessary steps to get better railroad
facilities for their city. Among other
suggestions made is that of inducing the
Beech Greek Railroad to enter the city in
the much taIked-of extension of that rail
road across Cambria county TO 4 western
connection that will enter Pittsburg. y
correspondent Cf the Tribune on Monday
suggests the following: There are several
practicable routes from Ebensburg TO
NimOrc. First. there i route along the
north branch of the COnemaugh. which
would be about eleven miles in length. but
would run along the lowest part of the
WiImore coal basin for about six miles.
tapping the Cameron coal purchase in
Munster and Portage townships.
If shorter route is desired, il can be
located along the west bank of the north
branch of the Conemaugh TO the vicinity
of Isaac Jones, and by a cut OF about one
eight of a mile in length, 1t would strike
the west fork of Roberts run: down that
stream to the north. branch of the Cone
maugh, it could go, and down on the same
side, past WilmOre Summerhill, South
Fork, and to Mineral Point if desired.
wfththout single bridge from EhenSburg
10 South Fork or Mineral Point. The
distance from Ebensburg 10 Wilmore
would be about eight miles. This route
would he along the channel of the Will
more basin for about four miles, and
would afford increased and cheaper ship
ping facilities for the mines already in
operation at Ehrcnfeld and South Fork.
Ii would also bring EbenSburg fourteen
miles nearer 10 JohnStown by rail than
the present roundabout way, via CreSSun
II Ebensburg branch, and would poscss
the additional advantage over that line
that il would not be- blCckaded by snow
drifts in winter. The grade would not. in
any place. exceed fifty feet 70 the mile, as
the elevation Of WiImorc is not three hun
drcd feet below that Of EbenSburg. With
the exception of the short cut above mem
toned. the cost of construction would be
about the lowest possible figure, aS it
would be along the valleys of the river,
and run where there are no PERCEPTIONS
banks from EbensbuTg TO the deep cut on
the Pennsylvania railroad above summer
hill. II is also probable that free right of
way could be procured along the entire
way from WilmOre To Ebeus burg, and
there is an abundance of timber for con-
struction purposes aiond the line Of the
proposed rOate.
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Communication.
HASTINGS. Pa. Jan. q. 1924.

! HASTINGS. Pa. Jan. q, 1924.
| Editor Cambria Freeman:
DEAR SIR:-WiI you please give me
| space in your well circulated paper to try
! and illustrate TO your readers in Hastings
borough how narrow minded some of our
business men are, viz: An article from
Business as it appears in the Hastings
| Tribune of the 10Th.
This man business cannot see what
| objections the people of Hastings have
| against purchasing the water works from
the Hastings Water Company. As | am a
TAXPAYER of said borough | think it my
duty To object Ju ali such Swindiing. or in
other words, broad. open light robbery. l
Will eudeavOr TO explain my objections.
| The Hastings Water Company wants TO
bulldoZe the people into buying its water
plant at the outrageous price of 5000.
and have no right of way for a water
plant, merely possession OF rights. This
man business talks like u dummy when
he says il does not make much difference
what they cost the Water Company. If
said Ks are worth 5000, l would like
some good, SOund-minded business man TO
illustrate 10 me how works of this kind
that have no water can be worth that sum.
The II. l.. r. Company supplies water
for their engines from dam built below
the Water Company's pond and they have
advantage of at least three -fourthS of the
water supply. Last summer they could
scarcely get water enough to water four
engines daily, and then the railroad COM
pany has its supply dam further up stream.
And again their pipes are only 3-Inch
and of the cheapest material. Now he says
1t may be you do not know who ! am:
my name is Business" He is a property
owner who does not use the water. He
says that he does not wish TO pay any ad
ditiOnal tax; that the water consumers
pay for the plant and it would be such Il
good fire destroyer. He speaks of the
Dubois and Brisban fires. 1t surprises me
that he did not wander 10 Chicago or
Brooklyn and see how they fight fires
there. But | suppose they did just the
same as they did in DuBUiS-leJ il burn.
Now when you talk about these works
eXlinguishing fires yon talk like luuatic:
without water you can do nothing, unless
you get the stockholders of the Water
Company TO drink, few bottles of Brown
Stout and let them handle the hose. They
mighs then put out some of the smaller
fires. He thinks it foolish To talk about
prices: that We cannot get it for less.
| will try and give You an estimate. which
is giving the company all odds.
1900 feet 3-iuch pipe...............Sl. 10000
DitchiRg and laying pipe.......... 21O.OO
building frog pond .....-........... 5000
Total. 81, 1000
business says every body knows " ben
Mr.. Pat CoSgrove SAYS anything he means
it," l will agree with Business" in ad-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26

The holiday season i close upon us. and
every household in the land Is preparing
for the plum pudding. and the general
feaSting and rejoicing. little good
brandy for the mince pie, rum for the
pudding, or a little Stimulant To keep the
spirits up and the cold out. i absolutely
necessary for an old-time Christmas cheer
One of the most prominent liquor dealers in
the country. Mr.. Max Klein. of Allegheny
Pa. whom we can chcerfully recommend.
and who has the reputation for handling
only absolutely pure liquors, will sell you
the following brands Of siX-year-Old pure
PennSy ylvania ryeS at Sl.OO per full quart or
six for 500: Bear Creek. Gibson. Quicken
heimer Finch and Overholt. The famous
Silver Age, the finest whiskey in the cOun-
Try. AT sl.JO, and DuQUcSne. a whiSkey
distilled from rye and malt. at Sl.25 per
quart; Guckenheimer. years old. at .Jc
quart, and the Anchor rye at 20 cents.
You can have your choice of all kinds Of
California wines. gins rum and brandy. all
pure and old, at from 5Occnts per quart up.
All goods neatly boxed and shipped by ex-
press. Send for catalogue and price list o!
all kinds of liquors TO Max Klein, - Fed
eral street. Allegheny. Pa.
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In Dry Goods.

GinghamS in all patterns at cents per
yard.
Muslin, full width. at ~ cents per yard.
Blue calicOS. all patterns. AT > cents per
ward Just think Of H. former price g.
cents per yard.
Outing cloth in every style al 10 cents
per yard.
Table Linen, white. AT ~ cents per yard
White flannel at 20. b and Il cents per
yard.
Red flannel from i 10 b cents per yard
Gray flannel al l2iz cents per yard.
Storm serge, blue or black, at 30 cents
per yard.
Broadcloth, blue or black. 5G inches wide
AT - cents.
All-wool Henrietta. - inches wide. 81 90
Bordered serge. gray or brown. at d.
cents.
Camel hair mixed. the latest dress goods.
al 80 cents.
Any color Of Casmere you want - cents
per yard.
HOp-Sacking- the latest and most fash
iOnable dress goods. al - cents per yad.
Chenille table covers, very pretty. from
y Is to =. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26

Admins traitor of John T. Griffith TO DR..
Abncr Griffith, EbenSburg. consideration
$500.
Walnut Ran Coal Company 10 Blubakcr
Coal Company, Susquchanua township. 81.
John Mannion to Blubakcr Coal Com
pany. Susqurhanna township. sI,721.
Z. y. Irwin to Blubaker Coal Company.
Elder township, s7.l75.
B. J. Haywood. receiver. TO Blubaker
Coal Company, Susquehanna township,
$500.
Blubaker Coal Company to the Walnut
Run Coal Co.. Susquohanna township, 81.
Uriah Lloyd TO David Lloyd, Susque-
hanna township, 500.
G. Pfestcr 10 Martha J. McDcrmitt.
Washington township. 81.
Urah Lloyd To Luciuda Jane Craver,
SuSquehanna township, 81 500.
Martha J. McDermitt to {. < {. K. r.
Co., Washington township. Sl25.
john J. Dietrick TO Paul Tobie Elder
township, so.
Jules Tobie to Paul Tobie. Elder town
ship. S3s.
Clifton w. Phillips to Jane o. Phillips,
Ebensburg, 81.
Thomas :. Mckee 20 Blubaker Coal Co..
Susquehanna township. 81 .g24
Hugh Devlin to Patrick Quinn, Gallitzin,
500.
Caleb a. Gray TO Emanuel Wentz, Has
tingS. 500.
Emanuel Wentz to Albert Flick, Has
tingS. 500.
Mathiot Readc to Roland Dixon, Reade
township. S2l.
Cambria Il. X L. Association To W. II.
Reighard, Mineral Point SlGO.
Charles Anna To Maria Huber, Patton.
$50.
Jacob Fend to Rose Hipp, DaiSyville.
S67I.
Ralph Liesch to John LundeH. Patton.
$40
Jacob Reighard to J. c. Stincman. Ad-
ans township. 81 $50.
+. a. Thompson to Cornelius Mulhearn,
Lilly. SO.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses We're is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphlns' Court
for the week ending "Wednesday, January
-, 1891:
Matthew Miller and AviIla V. Austin,
CarrOlltown.
John {. Sanker and Mary Buck. South
Fork
Lawrence Weimcr and Helena Noel,
Carroll township.
George Panik ana Mary Porocknavi,
Hastings.
Braeken y. HelSel and Kate NJ Slick,
IohnstOwn.
Mike PrieStus and Susan Kaufman,
BeuScreek.
Michael Niebour. Chest township. and
Philomena Kritzer, Carroll township.
Paul Starough and Mary Wherein,
JuhnStown.
Frederick Munzer and Lizzie Gfroer,
JohnStown.
George thinner and Emma c. Vail,
JoLnStown.
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Death Of John Il. ponahae.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Pa, January %, IS94
Editor Cambria Freeman:
DEAR SIB:-Iohn L. Donahoe. who has
served the lumbermen of this and Clear
field county as cook for the last - years.
died suddenly on Sunday last at the home
of his brother, J. J. Donahoe, in Clearfied
township. this county. He sat down TO
dinner in company with his father. broth
er, SiSter-in-law and Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
O'Leary, but when dinner was about half
over. fell back in his chair and expired i'm
mediately. Deceased had been in failing
health for the last two years, not being
able to leave the house almost the entire
time. He was - years of age. After a
requium high mass in st. Augustine :
church by. Rev. j. j. LudGcn, his remains
were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery
Nav he rest in peace. W.
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TN as. EgR.HDL EH.
CHEAPEST CASH STORE,
GALLITZIN, PA.

meat therefrom hIII tee brought within TIE
limits OF this Borough or offered OF he'd Tor
SECrGos 43.-lt snall be the duty ol the
cupant Of every house within the limits of this
Borough IN the month OF May, in each aud
cry year TO cleanse the cellars thereof Of all
dirt. vegetable and other impure matter calcu-
Board OF Health and obtain a burial or transit
permit thereupon. at least twcn'y-iour nouns be
lore the zine appointed Tor such funeral; and no
shall not remove aLsy dead body until such bur
iai OF trAnsis permit shat have ben procured.
SECTION 4s.-Every Ie-sOu who acts a. sex
ton or under akcr, OF cemetery Keeper. within
the limits OF ihis Borough or has the charge or
care OF any tomb, ytult, huTying ground or OtL-
er place sOr The reception OF the dead, OF where
the bodies OF any human btinSs are deposited,
shall so conduct his cuisines aud Tor
anv sucn place above named as 70 avoid ietri-
meut danger 10 the public health; and every
person undertaking preparations Tor the burial
OF a body dead from Communicable a tseases as
hereintuiore enumerated. shall ADOPT such pre-
cautions as the BOari OF Health my present
20 prevent the spread Of such diSeaSe No dead
hodv snail he exhumei and removed betwern
the months OF May and October inclusive and
no body dead from Small POX shall ever be eN-
humed ana removed
-ECrION fg.-Every person violating sessions
3. =, s, ., 10, IL Il. Is. 81, 80 81, s. 30. 81
80 -. Al or ~ OF Jhis Ordinance. shall be liza
hle. Tor every such 'oncnse, upon conviction be-
fore any burgess, justice or magistrate. TO tne
OF not less than Slc or more than tlOJ at the
discretion OF the cOnyicting burgess. Justice or
magistrdte' besides cOs;s. Whlch the cJuyicting
burgess, justice or magistrate may inflict II he
SECTION 50 Every person violating any 9th
er section or provision OF this Ordinance snail
be liable Tor eYe-Y such oneuse, upon conviction
before any burgess. justice or magistrate, 20 "a
hne OF not less than - or more than $40. at
the dtscrt ton OF the cOnyicJing burgess. Justice
magistrate. besides casts. which the convict
ing burgess justice or magistrate may inllIct II
| he Ee sees nt.
! SECTION 5i.-All police officers, constables
] and watchmeL are eulOined aud all citizens are
/ respectfully desired TO give Information To- the
I Board OF Health OF any violation OF thee or
{ dinances. so that the sanitary laws provtdinl
I Tor the cleanliness and health OF the Borough
may be fully executed and all offenders prompt
! ly punished.
! ADOPTED by the Council OF Lily Borough
this 10th day CT January, \. ID. 1884.
Approved. JOHN *. KELLY.
&. A. McGONlGl-E. Pres. oi Council
burgess
Attest: JOHN W. RAINEY, CLERK.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26

There are some flock masters and sheer
raiscrs out ON the sunlit valleys and ON tle
mountain sides of Blair and Somerset
counties. and they are the most surprised
constituents Of Congressman Josiah Darius
Hirks-in whose district the wool
tariff is sacred iSSue-over Mr.
Hicks vote for free wool. II is quite true
that until be cast this vote Mr.. Hicks had
never been heard of, but il will be different
ia the future The Blair and Somerset
voters have an old-laShioued habit Of tax
ing accOun: OF stock, and AIr. Hicks will
presently hear from them.-PIiiiddcipl ipl,ia
Times