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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-10
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.
A CHILD KILLED BY ACCIDENT,
A Loaded Gun Was Left in q Careless
Place and it was Discharged.
Other News.

A New York party is in Bruins
wick looking for q location tor
rice mill.
John H. Rogers, a car coupler,
was run over by a freight train on
the Georgia road at Redsn on, Wed~
nesday.
North Georgia Citizen: A razor
back SOW in the pen is worth two
bales Of cotton in the warehouse.
Hence the pen is mighter than the
sword.
President Lawton B. Evans of the
State Normal School has resigned.
1t is likely that Capt. S. D. Brad>
we'll will succeed him.
w. H. Sims, we'll known en-
gineer, fell dead at his sisters home
at Waycross on Thursday. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the
cause of his death.
The city council of Athens has
created an Office to advertise the
advantages of the town. DR.. H. H.
Carlton will be in charge. The
salary is 81, 900, and $500 is allowed
for expenses.
Griffin News and Sun: Atlanta's
108,000 population managed, With
the aid of the county, to cast nearly
1000 votes ON Wednesday. But
Atlanta claims offices on account of
her voting Democracy.
The wife of Steve Miller, of Union
county, Ga, died a few months ago.
and to the surprise of all who knew
him, he married the other day his
wife's mother. Now he is pro-
nounced to be his own father. in
law
The late legislature made an APP
preparation Of $4,000 to carry out
the amendment voted by the peo-
pie at the last election to pension
old, decrepid and poverty stricken
soldiers. 1t is now thought that it
will not be sufficient for the purpose
and of course those who come first
will be first served.
Macon County Citizen: Mr.. j..
NJ. McNeely, of Andersonville, who
is upwards of 80 years of Sge and
has voted the Democratic ticket
regularly ever since he voted for
Andrew Jackson in 1882, more than
sixty two years ago, walked ten
miles to town Wednesday to vote
Tor county officers. Mr.. McNeely
is entitled to be styled the champion
Democrat of America.
AT Covington last Wednesday af.
ternoon Marshal Henry Houghton
shot and killed Jim Bryant, a negro.
A few days ago the marshal attemp.
ted to arrest Bryant, and in self de.
Tense had to use his knife, cutting
the negroes cheek open. Bryant
made threats afterwards that he
would kill the marshal on sight.
Wednesday afternoon when they met
Marshal Hougnton drew his pistol
and shot Bryant twice killing Elm
instantly. Bryant is the same negro
who attempted to kill Conductor
Boyd short while ago.
On Friday afternoon last B. F. |
Thomas of Madison took his gun
and went out into the yard for the
purpose Of killing q hawk. On re.
turning to the house he placed the
gun on bed near the door and
thought no more of it. About dusk
his little 5.year.old son, TurnelI,
st~ted MT of the door, and in doing
so, casually struck the gun and
turned the muzzle of it toward him,
when4t was in some unknown way
discharged, the entire load entering
the stomach and ceming out Of the
back. The little fellow was instant.
IS killed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-10

Toots-tias Cupid ever pierced
your heart?
Miss Florence-Ah, | have 40
heart any more simply pin cush.
ion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MARIETTA, Ga, January 7th, 1895

MARIETTA, GA, January 7th, 1895
Regular meeting OF Council. Present,
R. N. Holland, Mayor, and full board of
Aldermen, except Aid. Hardeman
Minutes of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
Aid. Gilbert offered the following resolu
ton which was approved;
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized
TO appoint committee of citizens to re-
ceive money and supplies and to forward
same to proper parties to aid the Nebraska
sufferers.
The mayor appointed the following CONS.
mittee M. N. Sessions, Chairman; j. f.
Clarke, John Yale, Miss Lizzie Morris,
Miss Jessie Montgomery, Mrs. D. N, An,
derson, Miss Anna Towers.
The following reports were read and an.
proved:
CLERKS REPORT.
Received Of
H Love, lIc for monograph day, S 100
Frank Rogers, lie for show night, 200
A Beck, license day, | 90
Henry Sorrells, bal on dray lie, 90
Street tax collected to date, l08 90
Property tax collected, 1868 Sc
$ll66 SO
OF the above cash hold the city Treas,
urers receipt for $765 50 and School Board
Treasurer s receipt for $500 81.
K. Il. LAwHoN, City Clerk.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Cash on nand $3398 70
Collected
Dunn, new business tax, 10 90
W Moon, tax fl ias collected 1902 Ga
Il 4 Lawhon, .553 80
2l2 10
K W Moon, tax Fl fas collected I22 %
fines collected, % 90
$4422 65
Paid out
W L Sessions, vo. 1876, $2697 81
r E Lawhon, vo 1911, $50
| 9 Springer, vo. l29. 24O
W Z Granting, vo. $780, 1856
9 M Crosby, vo. 1879, 60
Reid q Granting, vo 1877 so 90
Marietta Journal, vo. 1872 1876 08
George Dobbs, vo. 1874, 35OI
Guyton Il Anderson, vo l98, 500
G 4 Nolan, vo. 1913, 81 so
X Moon, vo. 1874. 43 40
Z NJ Hicks, vo. 1856, Is 90
Marietta Electric l. Co, vo 1872, 1873 so
Kennesaw Marble Co., vo. las, l34O
Cash on hand, 1917 Is
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
0ebt oct 9abat ni6t auf.
oetlane suabrens BEN @ebraad seHelbe,

SetIume ,pdbreno BEN @ebraud oeHelben.
Die Eabats>Qeibeni@at md@it itetis
Bel einem, Meni@en, bis bas M%erpenlp>
item 3erruttet, bic @eiunobeit o%nsesrifs
fen unb 3ufrteoenbeit 3eriOrt iino.
pl6tli9 a%ufjuboren, sreift bas Spitem
~ iebr an, ba fir einen leioeni9aftli9en
@ebrau9er bet Gabat nit Der 3eit eiu
Stimulant bilbet, wel@es BET &0rper
unmioertebli@ forbert. Baco-C euro
1T elm mi6eni@aftli@es Mittel, uorii@>
ti9 mad benz &e3ept zines %beriibmten
Mr3tes, wel@er baiIelbe ieit 1872 obne
einen ein3isen TebIi&los sebrau@te, 3u>
lammenseiett uno 1T rein uesetabtlii@.
Wabrenb Der Sur oiirft ibr iouiel Eabat
aebrau9en, mie eu@ beliebt; oas Mittel
belebrt eu@ iofort, menn ibr aufb0ren
tout. Baco-Curo 1T fein Subititut
fir ben Tabat, ionoern ein bur9aus
miIeni@aftlides 9eilmittel. @eilun9
%9arantirt, ODER bas @elo NIT 10 Yros.
sSntereiien 3uriidbe3ablt. Sn a0en Ipo>
tteten gu baben ODER bel Gmpfans bes
Yreiies per Yoit uerianbt. preis: 81
bic S@a@tel ODER brei S@a@teln (3os
tdsise &ur) fir $3.50. Senoet feds
2@ent Boitmarten fir cine Yrobei@a@>
tel nebt pampblet unb Bemeiien an
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
1850 8utbeI &artoHeIn-

IS lit tqam slaubli@, baB man 1850
8uibel &artoffeln BON Mder 5iebeu
tann, uno bod bebaupten 9unoerte pom
Jarmern, bic Sal3er 6arpeit Sing
&%artoffeln periu@ten, 6aB es nit bieier
@orte lei@t m0sli& lei! Nebenbei bat
er cine &artoffel, bic i&on 40 Cage
na@ benz pfan3en i@0ne &artoneln
gum @Nen ~liefert! 60 cine friibe Sorte
liebt bic beuti@e 6ausirau.
eB@ IS @adete frube @emiiesSa
men 81. 90. = 10 8adete Blumen>S o>
men 25 Gents portofrei. Senoe bafar.
@alier @rtra @rasmii@un9 9ibt
i@on i'm eriten Sabre cine berrli@e @eis
be unb trd9t A. Conner 1eu!
60 ie bieie Noti3 ausi@nei:
ben unb nit 8 Gents in Br,efmarten an
Sobn ". Sal3er Seeb Co., ga @roKe,
@is., ienben, befommen sic frei cine
8robe &leesras>M ii@uns:S amen uno
Sal;er's &atalo9. 47-5l-5
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07

Otto Mel8es bat cine SteQuns
in Qobeyoes S@ubs unb Stiefelsei@aft
ansetreten.
- Sn Der Gamilie pom 9enrp Neus
mann traf III letter @o@e ein iunser
Gornetiit Gin. D.
Sobn Glaien pom @aplorb befano
ii9 lesten Samitas auf 9eiu@ in Mew
lllm.
- Trau;ista Deber pom 9afapette lit
letten Domerltas nod tangent unb
I9werem 2eiben seitorben.
Ser &lasefaI pom gliiabetb Pfefs
ferle sesen Martin Mauer 'uesen zines
@%run6Nides in RilforS 1T pom Obers
seri9t enbsiltis 81 @uniten Der 3ld:
germ euti9ieoen morben.
- Der r9eralb" uon SLEEPY @pe
feierte nit ieiner lesten Mus9abe ben
l6. @eburtstas. MSse CT nod uiele
be%rielben in ieiuer ieet seiunben Ierfais
flung erleben. ...
- Die bieiise eagle MiQ 80. beabs
ii9tist, weitere @erbe6erunsen in ibrer
Mlble uornebmen gu lallen uno bat
einen MIblenbauer aus minneapolis
nit benz Mnf ertisen bon pldnen bafar
beauftraat.
49, @ir MAIDEN III iere 2eler auf bic
neue Nnseisc pom $. 8. S@leuoer i'm
Sprinsfielo Departement, aufmertiam.
Derielbe bat be~tanntli@ tirjli@ iein
Gramen ais Optiter abselest uno lit
beBbalb i'm Stanoe, @euten nit i9ma9en
Nusen pai1enbe 8riQen gu ueri6aHen.
- Das Ginbrinsen pon neuen 8iQs
lit ~unierer Staatslesislatur nimmt cine
INNER sr0Bere N%usoebnuna an, 10 baB
man gar ni9t mebr I'M Stau6e 1T, fi@
BARN sure9t gu finben. Da es auBer>
bern fiber 1T, baB neun3ebntel oauon in
ben Yapiertorb wan6ern, lobnt es ii@
aud gar ni4t, weitere Noti3 bauon gu
nebmen. @ir merben uns oeBbalb
mobl nod einise @o@en bis CUR Ser
tasuns Der &0rperi@aft seouloen milf
len, I'M au%sSufinoen, bur4 mel3e neuen
@eiete mir besliidt woroen iino.
- Cine Der mi@tisiten Bei@luBnabs
men bes bieiiaenS tabtratbes ieit ldn9erer
Belt 1T bic Dor bemielben in LETTER Sib>
uns ansereste sno9iltise @rabirun9 BON
MinneiotazS traBe. User lebten @erbit
Bis ipat in ben Winter bine;n ben Worait
auf Del !6auptseldaftss StraBe Der Staot
mabrnabm. I'M Binter bic bolsbre@eriz
i@en &utl@babnen auf ben Seitenmesen
gu p%aiiiren bate uno 5ub0ren muBte, wie
ii9 Trembe iiber bic miierablen 2aufs
9rdben luitis ma@ten, benz muB bod of
ne 3meifel Der @eoante setommen fem,
baB es enoli9 einmal an Der 3e,t lit,
Dem llebel a~b5ubelfen. Wir modem beBz
balb boffen, baB bic Nrbeiten iobalo als
m0sli9 in Mn9riff aenommen uno CUR
%Nusfabruns sebradt merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
0etmdftS=Nott3en.

Mue Mrten Mabmai4inen ,uerbe'
iett, oa ionitise Mrbeiten ni@t 10 brtn:
seno iino, biQis reparirt BON
9enrp 2auteni@la9er
user BON jett an 10 PfunbS 9mall
i'm Jleiidersei9dft pom Mar &einbari
tauft, erbdlt einen prattii@en Dinner:
Sail" als 3usabe.
Teiner @@me,3er>, 8riditein>,
Qimburser>, &rduter> unb @ream>& di'
1T beltdnois i'm @ej9dft pom s. $.
8ebnte gu baben.
IQe Sorten 9drinse, oarunte,
vd@te boldnbii@e", iomie aqe 9rter
&die, namentli@ aus9e3ei3neter vQim:
burger, imHer an Qano Bel
ba @. u III NJ E.
Grtrafeine bolldnbii@e 9drinss
iino biQi9er ais ionitmo ju baben Be
Pfefferle & Tenste.
s. %. 9auenitein mirb iein l1br,
ma@er> uno Sumelen9el4dft am l.
Mdrj mieoer na@ @ibners @ebdube,
3pet Ebiren norol,@ BON Der Pof 81:
flee uerlesen. SO
Sen b0@iten Marttpreis lit @aiE
fir Butter unb Gier 3ablt int Baiemen1
BON Mrnolb's Store All Der Gde bon
Mtnneiot Ut II. 2. Nor6itraBe Qenrr
Grone. (ba)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Stabtratbs:8 erbaubluuseu.
SitunQ pom S. MGra 1895.

Situns pom S. Mdr3 1895.
Mue MitsIieber .paren anueienb. =
Oas prototouS Der leeten Situns rpurs
be uerleien uno ansenommen.
Gin aus 8. Silueri on. so. Wuuen
unb .. ~. Slien deficiencies gomite
Der electric Sight 60. informirte ben
Stabtratb, baB bic Company miusns
iei. ibre Mnlase gu persrSBern unb Bos
senli@ter CUR StraBenbeleudtun9 ems
flbreu wirbe. wenn bic @tabt ii1 per>
pf1i@te. cine senasenbe 9n3abl folder
2i&ter inNnwenoun9 3u brinsen, um bic
MebrauSlasen Der Company au beden.
@ruit. @ubolpbi unb 3ieber rpurben ais
Gomite e%rnannt, UNI bic Mnselesenbeit
nit benz obsenannten gomite 3u beipre>
den nnb lit na@iter Situn9 gu beri9s
ten.
Satob 8. Miuer erbielt @rlaubniB,
iein 9ausoa9 NIT neuen 9ol3i9inbelu
uerieben gu la1ien.
oils Wablri9ter fir bic am Dienitaa
ben 2. gpril t%attfnbenbe Staotwabl
uur6en erwablt: l. Warb, s. Bruit
$. &ieslins NIB W. :5iluerion; 2.
Barb, $. &ubolpbi, ST.. S9ubert unb
@eorse Satobs; 3. @arb, u. 3ie>
Der, Sobn 9iitien. unb Souls SHILLING.
9ruit, &uoolpbi uno 3ieber muroen
ais Neuilions=@ omite ernannt, UNI bic
Bidder bes Staotclerts unb S@aemei>
tiers at reuibiren.
Der @lert beri9tete, baB ct nit
8ood Bros. einen @ontraft fir 2iefer>
uns % gi@ensBlanten gu $26 per
Eauieno SUP absei@loi1en babe.
Gin i4riftli@es @eiu@ Der Teuer>
mebr fir @rri@tuns zines Teueralarm>
SYtems uurbe uerleien. Da0elbe
fano cine 9initise Mufnabme uno wurbe
All y. &uoolpbi unb s. Bruit als 60
mite uerwieien, um bic Mnselesenbeit in
@emeini9aft nit BET T%euermebr ndber
gu berotben uno III ndditer Situns
einen uoQitdnoi9en Blan uorjulesen.
Der Glert erbielt ben Muftras, ben
Boarb flr 0ffentli9e Mrbeiten 81 Be-
auftraaen, bas StraBeniprenteIn 3m be-
ratben uno ebenio bic Motbmenb,stett
bes @einisens uno @raoirens ber Min>
neiota StraBe pon Der britten Sub> bis
flnften NorbitraBe gu er0rtern.
Das M%nbrin9en BON uerbeiierten Teu>
er=! 0poranten wuroe benz betreffenoen
Gomite our Nusflbruns iiberuieien.
Bei@loKen wuree, ben Drummer ouf
Dem itdotii4en Trieobof our@ Nufitel>
lung elmer so SUP boben aeuen Winb>
miible init 9ol3frame wieoer in Stano
81 ieten. Die Soften birfen 800
ni&t dberiteisen.
Bruit, &uoolpbi uub 3ieber wurhen
alsG e%rnannt, UNI in @emeini4aft
nit ben bieii9en But9ern iiber bic
j3wedmdBisteit Der grri9tuns zines
semeinidaftli@en S@la@tbauies ar &C.
le9ener @teQe 81 beratben.
Dcs @raoiren uno 6eriteQen zines
6 SUP breiten Seitenme9es oil Der Glib
ieite BON Center ltraBe 3mii9en Bailey
uno TronttraBe ruurbe anseorbnet; bic
Mrbeit muB Bis gum l.. SUM- uoQenhet
letn.
Die S@laud>@ Company SO. 8 erbielt
IS bemiQi9t, um an ibrem S@lau4ma>
gen cine 8orri@tuns gum Nnipamen
zines Pferoes anbrin9en gu laien.
.Na@ Mnnabme einiser &e@nun9en
erfol9te Wertasuns.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
&ier arose GrfolQe.

Oa lire Site bas III ben 9A;eisen Be-
bauptete p%o0auf gu redtfertiseu i'm @tanbt
1T, baben bic folSenben pier Mebi3inen e,or=
men MbIat s%efuubeu: Or. Sings Neue gnt:
beduns iiir 59minbiu6t, 9uiten uno grtal:
tun9er, ieoe Slal9e %9araMtirt; Glettril9e'
gitters, oas 9robe Mittel fir 9eber=, Ma9en:
uub Nierenleiben; gudlens Nrnitaialbe, BIT
bette III ber Welt; Or. Sings Neue 0ebens=
piIen, wel9e polfommene Piqen iin6. Otei'
Mtttel iinb 9arantirt, bas BON benielben ge:
bauptete gu ~leiite,1, uub Der uuter3ei9nete
@potbefer pirb NIT Sreuoen Naberes iiber bic:
ielbel %mittbeilen. gu baben lit >. ~. 81:
ieMs Mpotbefe. 1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
@un6erbQre Grfolde.

Giuem 8rieie @ep. s. CHURCHMAN'S pon
Oimonbale, Mi@., entnebmeu mir: sd 60
9ere ni9t, Dr. Ein9s neue Gutbeduu9 gu
empfeblen, ba mcine Srau bamit seraoe31
1pu,loerbare Grfol9e bate. gls i9 Haitor
Der Boptlientirde III &iuers Suuction mar,
betam meiae Syrau, ua@ einem @riippeaniaQ
2ungenent5ii1oun9. Sir Stunben bate lie
bic fur9tbaritea 6uite1anfdue nit mir fur=
3en l1lterbre6un9er, urb lbien es ni9t
ibertebelt iu tonner. Gin Sreurb empfabl
Or. Sings Neue g%ntbedung, mel9e i4ne0
unb 3ur 3ufriebenbeit beilte." Yrobeflai6en
bel 8. M. Olen. @em0bnli9e Tlaj9en
so Cts. ul1b 81. l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
3,t

ii cine Regina" Spielboie,. 10 gut ,pie Meu.
paienb iar lrsenb etn gef4aftslotal, insbez
io,,bere fir eiNen Saloon. 0ieielbe bat eiMen
berrli@em Con- lnb ipielt ir9enb Gin Stiid.
NGberes 1T Der Office bes rTorti4ritt".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
8ebnte 4 &ein9art
Els Company.

Oieielbe bat udbrenb bes @i1ters ei,!e,1
sroben Sorratb BON trpitaubeQem Gis tir
6ea Sommerbe6arf eiuselest u,b 1T nuumebr
bereit, inter llberalen 8~ebinsuuseng elteuuIz
9en barauf iopobl fir ben @ei9afts= ols
Tamilien9ebrou9 entseSenjunebmeM. Yer
9ieferunS pom Gis al, priuats Samilien 'u'ro
bic 9robte Iufmert sei9entt. Wesel1
bes yaberen tuenoe man ii6 oil Sris Sebnte
ober Scar &einbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07

Mue III bas 8aufa9 eini9la9eaben Grbeiz
iibernommen unb in ioliber Neiie aussefiibrt.
9(ngebote auf @ebauli1teiten a1er Nrt 9e=
~lieiert. Giiternen cine SpecialitGt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Neue Mn5et9em.
Gin 3n@tnter

pom por,l9li1er @ace itebt I'M StaI bes l1n=
ter3ei@netea al, groaorpap lnb Z. Saeitrabe
aur 0trfi9un9. Sobn @eit. IS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
eeItene 0eleaenhett.

Sd merbe BON Mars al uein sanseS 2aees
pon Orp @oobS 81 unb inter benz Soften:
preis fir Yaar pertaufen. Wer CUTE Waare
baben min, mag iid bieie @elesenbeit ~
,iuseM MAIDEN.
% NJ. 9MmmeI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
9turutperN1ermm9.

Die ~neuliben sturmiddben baber seaetst. oab ger<
fideruns seaen S@aben pon @inbitiirmen unb Eornaz
boes serabe 10 notbwenbis lit, ais Jesen Tener nnb Bttss
idabsn, unb Id Made beBbalb barauf aufmertiam. bat
Id 0olicen In ben Suuerlaiiisien Geieaidaften 5u 10 bill
lisen Pretien aui 1, 3 ooer 5 Sabre ausiteaen tann, bab
Wte,mano bte 9erin9e Nus9abe i4euen ioQte.
m. 3 iaenbt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Real Estate Transfers

Jennie DrlscOll ct vir to William Reager
Lower Goder; consideration $500.
Spangler Improvement Company to l.
y. ROdhey, Spangler, $50
Cambria Iron Company TO James Seeley,
West Taylor, 81
Anna 5 Haywood ct v!r to John D.
Roberts. South Fork. 500
f A. Eckenrode ct ux. to Emma Nc
Keage. Hastings, 500
Sophia Wehn ct vir to William Will
JOhnStOwn. $500.
John Stritz to Anna Stritz, Hastings,
$50
Bridget Wills ct vir to Joseph J. Weber.
ClearfeId, 81. 600.
Henry ) Fisher to William Fisher, Rox
Lury, $50.
Annie :. Weaken ct vir to George NJ.
Baker. Carroll. s64O.
Nancy Crosby ct vir to Henry II. Keene,
JOhustown. Sl.IOO.
William Miller ct uX. to Excelsior Build
ing Il Loan Association, Ferndale, 81, 400.
Herman Baumer, Jr., ct uX. To Harvey
Williams, JOhnstown, =. 800.
Cyrus Gates ct uN. to Bessie Schell,
BlandSburg, S.5.
Cambria Iron Company to Michael Too
Charles f. kreSS ct uX. to Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. JohnstOwn, 5000.
Elizabeth HOldfelder at al. to PennSyl-
vania Railroad Company, Johnstown,
S221S.
Joshua =. WiSsinger ct uN. to Sarah a.
AlIcnberger, AdamSburg, 81 200.
Anton Urban ct uX. to Thomas Wilkin-
son. Portage township, so.
- - D. I,h
zeirl. Summerhill township, $3.50.
Enoch Short ct uN. TO Abraham Hutchi-
son. Patton, SO.
Joseph Miller ct uN. 70 John NJ. Miller,
Carroll, $50.
Catharine SchrOth to Wallace Sherbine,
Wilmore. $50
Il. l.. Bowers ct al. to Cyrus 7. Gates,
Blaud>burg. 80.
Mary {. Walters ct vir to Allison a.
PringIe, South Fork, $50.
Margaret Palmer ct al. To Custer ct al,
East Conemaugh, Sl,2Uo.
Sherman Tibott ct TN. to First NJ. E.
church, Ebensburg, 500.
Thomas J Dawson ct uX. TO First NJ. f.
church, Ebcnsburg, $50.
Albert Farabaugh To George Hecker,
Carroll township. 50.
John Ii. Hess ct nN. to Edward Brehme,
COopcrSdale, 100.
\ A. Weimer ct uX. to Nelson MiShler,
Upper NOder, Sl,JOO.
H. Kinkead to Victoria Stine5iser, Barr,
$500.
Frank A. DevereauX ct al. to Michael
l.. Murphy, Cambria township. $50.
Urah Gounkin ct ny. to John 7. Stuc-
hull. Lower Yoder, -
Chauncey Davis ct uX. to William III.
BaInhart. RoNbury, $50.
Jacob Jacoby to Johnstown Passenger
Railway Company, Stonycreek, 81.
Kezia McCauley To John ii. Daugherty
eJ al, Dean. S5g2.
c. Ii. Ruck ct ny. to Catherine J. Shar-
baugh. Carroll, 500.
Albert Farabaugh To Catharine Noel,
Carroll. 500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Fire I'm Wiimore.

About u o'clock on Friday night the
store and dwelling of Patrick f. Kirby in
Wilmore was discovered to be on fire by
several men who were returning from
meeting at Portage and who at once gave
the alarm.
The Wilmore fire company aud the
neighborS turned out at once but the ire
had already made Such progress that the
building was doomed.
The Cambria House, which Is separated
from the Kirby building 10y an alley. was
badly Scorched and had il not been for the
effective work of the fire company, it too
would have been in ashes. The residence
of Mrs. George Plattner was also dam
aged to the extent Of about 800.
The fire in the Kirby building Is sup
posed To have originated from a defective
fFIe in the store room. Mr.. Kirby carried
a line of general merchandise and his loSS
on the building and goods il placed at SIS
ODD. with an insurance of 5000.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, April -,
Isg5:
Oscar Yalcrmtch aud Ida Wilhelm.
Dai>ytUwn.
Frank Washington and Carrie Doutv.
DHiSytOwn.
Francis J. Hoover Hastings. and Rosie
+. GeagcT, Elder township.
Robert Graham and Alice NJ. Prescott,
Patton.
John l.. Wilson. Cuopersdale, and Mag
gle NJ. Grahm. JOhnStown.
Ambrose G.. Malouey. AShville, and En-
ma f. Adams. Chest Springs.
Anthony Sherry. SPangicr, and Veronica
RavcT. Barr township.
Henry NJ Fox and Anna NJ. KEEPER,
JOhH>tUwm.
John A SImondinger, EhrenfeId, and
Dora MCClarrrn, SumncrhIll-
Augustine w. Coleman. Wilmore, and
Emma l.. HawS. HoOverSVillc, Pa.
Gregory Skrabut. Lilly, and Catherine
J. Souncrfeld. GaiIitZin.
Lester Lambert. MoXham. and Myrtle
Cone, JUhuStOwn.
William T. Harrison and Flora y. Fresh,
Jackson township
William Grant GitTen. East COncmaugh,
and Cora NJ. Wis>iuger, Pindleton.
Cornelius J. CrOSSeu. Johnstown, and
Minnie y. Bender, S;oyeStown, Somerset
county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Reech Greek Extension.

In regard to the extension of the Beech
Creek railroad an exchange says that it i
expected that work will be- commenced on
the road which connects the Beech Greek
at MahafTey. with the PittSburg, Mckee>-
port and Yough:ug Ieny at West Newton,
WestmoreIaud county about the 10Th of
this month. The road Will leave the
Beech Creek below MahatTey, cross the
river and run along one side of the hill at
Whisky run. there a viaduct will cross the
Peuus yvauia tracks and the river, then up
the river to near CuSh creek, where 1t
again crosses to the west side and follows
Cusu creek To the summit, then southwest
through Indiana into Wcstmoreland and
crosses the Pennsylvania near LatrObe:
thence southwest TO West Newton, where
the connection is made. This new railroad
will give CIeartield a splendid connection
west and make the Beech Creek a through
trunk line between the east and west.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Allegheny Valley Lumber rade.

The scarcity of lumber floating down
the Allegheny river. when compared with
former years. is a noticeable fact. In
stead ofmilIions of feet of lumber and tim
Der being floated in one season OF even ON
one rise. the product i now counted by
thousands and few and far between. This
industry is fast diving out. The pine for
ests al the headwaters of the Allegheny
and its tributare have been depleted SO
that scarcely a tree of white pine remains
ana even hemIOck is playing out. Who
will say now in this valley that taking the
tariff off Canadian lumber is not blessing
To the man in moderate circumstances who
wants to build himself and family a little
house Kit ittdHniiig Sentinel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

St Johns Roman Catholic congregation
of this city has emplyed the firm of Beezer
Brothers, architects, of Altoona, TO pre-
pare plans, specification. and details, and
Superintend the erection of the large and
handsome new church TO be erected on the
corner of Clinton and Locust streets. The
design is To be pure Italian Renaissance,
and certain decorative features are To be
employed, which will give beautiful out
ward expression of the buildings charac-
ter and purpose. The steeple, which is to
rise to a height of one hundred and fifty
feet, will be much out of the ordinary, the
walls rising nearly the entire distance per-
pendicularly, and will add TO to the beau
w of the structure, which is designed tC
be one of the finest in the interior OF the
tate.-JOhnstOLgH Tribune.