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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16
SECRET Societies.
InOla Block Coal 5 %:i e, F: = i sG:ss

ION delivered. 1t burns like Canon City
makes no clinkers. Telephone 80 and
193. Yards 541 and 222 West Douglas
avenue.
SCHWARTZ BROS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

Mrs. Koher returned from the east
Ia ni2hf luu-ol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

Beginning March Is no credit need
he asked at my store. Strictly cash
and the lowest price for everything
in the millinery line. Mrs. L. Koher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

Half the world does not know how the
otLer half lives. Foth halves live we'll
when the use DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
Ing Powder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

They are not made of boiler iron but
they are the next thing to ii. Try "A
pair Of our leather stockings for boys
and girls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

CENTRAL CLOTHING co.
a96t us East Douglas ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16
.INNOUNCEM ENTS.

hereby announce myself as candidate
FOR the Office of city treasurer, SUBJECT
10 decision OF Republican city con-
Vention. VIM. II. LIVINGSTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16
Brandreth's Pills

may be taken by old a1d young.
They simply assist nature.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

John Kenyock ct ux. TO Harr J. Brown,
Portage township: consideration, S35.
Executors of Thomas Love to John T
Rowley. JOhnStOwn. 81.
Cambria Iron Company to John Shearer
East Conemaugh, Sl15.
Chest Creek Land and Improvement
Company to Joseph A. Baker, CIearfield.
$40.
Matthew McGauehey. administrator, to
Philip Cronour, Munster. S525.
Joseph Swetlick ct uX. 20 William II.
Hahn. Morrellville, 81 800.
Michael Brankin ct uN. to J. Hayden
Branken, GailitZen, 81.
RoSanna McCann to Augustine Kirkpat-
rick. Ebensburg. $50.
Annie McFeaters To Thomas j. Davis,
MorrelvilIe. S4OG.
Martha Eliza J. Lord ct vir. TO Olive +.
Jones EbenShurg. 81 .OOO
Administrator of Jacob FronheiSer to
Valentine BeabeS. JOhnstown, Slu9.
Susannah Miller et VIZ To Nathaniel
Miller JohnStown. 500.
Martin Laffey to James Laffey. Lower
Yoder. $3.50.
George NJ. Allendorfor ct uX. to Caroline
Guard. JohEStOwn.
Cambria Iron Company to Alfred HuS-
ton, East Conemaush' 500.
MI'haei IL. NaS'e e' "A' ~ '''Oi 90 Ia"
er, Elder SO.
"toiNt ~ ,"'ii'i - "N ~
Confer East Cohemaush' -.
Charles IL. Loushry 'I uA' To L-o"'S d
Hun, Johnstown' S3''.".
w IL. IL. Robertson 81 uA' 10 N''ho'aS
J. Boyer. Wilmore. SOM
IN
MIchaei Ihouia> ct uA' I" in'""'"S
Thomas. Elder 80.
AuNlih 1. rum '' "N' u ~ h'' d ~ " ''''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Teachers' Examinations.

June ~ at MorrrIlyiIle for Lower Goder,
We>tmont aud Morrellville.
June - at CouUer~dale for West Taylor
and Cuopersdale.
June = at Walnut Grove forStonycreek.
Dale and DaiSytown.
June - at Cunemaugh fuT Franklin.
East Taylor, Conemaugh township and
East COuemaugh.
July at South Fork for South Fork.
July at Gallitzin for Tunnelhin, Gal
htzin borough and township.
July at Lilly for Cressou, Washington
and Lilly.
July at Portage for Portage borough
and township
July at Wilmore for Summerhill town
ship and WiImore.
July at Ebensburg for Cambria and
EhenSburg.
July at Loretto for Allegheny and Lo-
retIO.
July 10 at Elton for Adams.
July II at Weavcr's for Richlaud.
July l. at RoXbury for Upper NUdcr and
ROXbury.
July l3 at RosedaIe for RoSedale.
July l. at Patton for Patton.
July IL AT Hastings for Hastings and FL
der.
July l. al BarneSboro for SusqGehanna
and BarueSbOTO.
July l. at Spangler for Barr and Spang-
ler
July - for Fairview and jackson.
July ~ at BeIsano for Blacklick.
July - at Fi~ke for Waite.
July - at Glasgow for Reade.
July - at st. Lawrence for Chest
July - at Carrolltown for Carroll and
CarroltOwn.
July ~ at SummerhiIl for Croyle and
Summcrhill.
July - at st. Augustine for Clearield.
July - at Noel for Munster.
July 80 at Dysart for Ashville, Ashland
and Dean.
July 81 at Chest Springs for Chest
Springs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

CaTrulltOwn. Pa. June l.. lS.'5-
Ed. FREEMAN:-Th marriage bells are
kept constantly ringing during this beauti-
ful month of flowers. One more added to
the list, Mr.. f. y. Binder and Miss Emma
StoltZ. Of CarrolltOwn, were married at st.
Bcnedict's church last Tuesday 10y Rev
Father Prior. at g \. NJ. The attendants
were Mr.. NJ. j. StoltZ, brother of the bride
and Miss MOlie Thomas.
The bride was attired in white silk
trimmed with lace ribbons and orange
blossoms, while the brides maid wore sea
foam green, trimmed with lace pearls and
orange blossoms and carried La France
roses Mrs. Binder is an excellent young
lady and Is fully deserving Of the many
wishes for happiness which were spoken
by those of her friends who were present
at the marriage The groom is Carroll
towns popular young jeweleT and a man
of excellent character.
After partaking Os an elegant wedding
breakfast the happy couple started To the
East for a short trip, after which they will
return and take up their residence in Car
rOlltowu. NJ.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

In addition to the cases already reported
In the last issue of the FREEMAN, the fol-
lowing cases We're disposed of last week:
Commonwealth vs.. George II. Langbein.
f1rnication and bastardy: Catharine
Lloyd, prOsecutriX. Defendant plead
guilty and was sentenced to pay $50 lying
in expenses and the sum Of 81 per week for
seven years.
Commonwealth vs.. Robert Pugh. as
Sault and battery. Defendant discharged,
the prosecutor not appearing.
commonwealth vs.. Perry Thomas, as
>ault and battery. Defendant plead guilty
To TWO charges and was sentenced To pay
a fine of $40 and costs in each case.
Commonwealth vs.. John HainSey and
David Briggs, receiving stolen goods. De-
PENDANTS plead guilty and were sentenced
to pay jointly fine of $50, costs and three
months in Jail.
larceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Peter Santo. selling
liquor without license. two indictments.
Jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced to
pay fine of 500. costs and three months
in Jail each case.
Commonwealth vs.. Ed. Sweeny robbery.
Jury uNu utltnGdnl not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Edward Hartnett
| and Patrick McGuire. malicious mischief
Jury find defendants not guilty and the
| prosecutor, Patrick McConlogue, to pay
the costs.
Commonwealth ". George Nolan. larce-
ny. Jury find defendant guilty. Sen
fenced To pay fine of so, costs and four
months in Jail.
Commonwealth vs. w. c. Schroth. fur
niShing liquor To men of known intemper-
ate habits. Jury find defendant not
| guilty but that he pay the costs
! Commonwealth ". William Aubrey,
| larceny and receiving stolen goods. jury
| lind defendant guilty on first coun; and
| not guilty on second count. Sentenced To
| pay Il fine of so costs and three months in
| Jail.
| Commonwealth vs. SabatD Gabardo 10, de-
| frauding a boarding hose keeper. Jury
find defendant not guilty and the prosecu-
| tor To pay the costs.
| Commonwealth v. Peter Brown, as
Sault and battery. Jury find defendant
| guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of so,
costs and ten days in jail.
Commonwealth ". All. Sybert, furnish
| ing liquor to men Of Incorporate habits.
| Jury find defend defendant not guilty but
| that he pay the costs.
| SECOND WEEK.
| Commonwealth ". John IIalla"k, enter
ing dwelling house with intent To COM
init a felony. larceny and receiving stolen
| goods Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth ". Michael kuSic, rob-
| berry and assault and battery. Jury find
| defendant guilty
| Commonwealth ". II. If. Rush, larceny.
| Jury find defendant guilty.
| Commonwealth ". Richard MechIing
| and Jonathan PIause. supervisors of Su>-
| quehanna township, maintaining NUS
| aEce Jury find defendants not guilty and
| the prosecutors, W. {. Westover aud +. ii.
| Eearer. to pay the costs
| Commonwealth ~. !. ID. Millgan, NJ. D.,
| bigamy On motion of defendants coun-
sci, the array % grand and traverse jurors
| was quaShed because the jury wheel had
| been in the custody of the sheriff instead
| of the jury commissioners, a. required by
| law
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

The following marriage licenses were is
sued hy the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for th, week ending Thursday, June -,
IsaI:
Thomas Farley aud Matilda Mullen,
JOhnsJOwu.
John Andrew Sellers and Lmcy Connolly,
GallitZin.
reIeStine A. Buck. CarroIltown, and
Annie =. Callahan, Chest Springs.
Anthony. Noel and Laura NJ Good, Coal
port.
lanes \. Kirby MiddlepOrt, Ohio, and
Mamie G.. Skeliy- Ntlmore.
Henry August Alt, DaisytOwn, and Mary
Ann Batting, JohuStUwn.
Jo-euh W. Storm, Cresson and Jennie
Conrad. Chest Springs.
Henry Walker aud Carrie Reighard'
south Fork.
John William Welsh, Carroll township,
and Henrietta McClaTren, Ehrenfeld.
James r. Hetrich and Ettie Graffins'
Hastings.
John Gresco and Lizzie Kynarvowis,
Hastings
Franklin Pebble. Pittsburg, and Lottie
Cuhran. JOhnStOwn- j
Henry f. Nahner, Hastings, and Mary
NJ. Behe, LqTetJo.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
RICHARDS, the Dentist
lun7
Amended Ordinance.

Amending An ordnace TO prevent cattle IRON
running at large ~ithIn the limits OF the borough
Ot Ebensburg. Pa, approved January 18th. lsa4.
BE IL Ordain ed and en- acted 10y the Burgess and
Town Council OF the borough OF Ebensburg that
the Ordinance passed and approved the 10Th dsy
of January. 1924, Be nd the same Is hereby
amended as follows. To wit=
That no person OF persons shall suffer or permit
his. her or their cows cattle To run at large
within the limits Of the borough. between the
hours Ot eight O'Clock. p N and O'Clock. A.
Gay of November. lso5 and in each and every
year thereafter, commencing with the year lSe6.
from the nrst day OF May To the nrst day OF No.
vember, and Tor each and every offence in viola
tiuu OF this Ordinance the person persons
offending shall forfeit and pay Tor each Of said
animals 80 found running at large a flne Of
less than one dollar nor more than NE dollars.
and all such animals found running at large
shall he considered as public and common
nuisance. and IL shall he the duty OF the Street
Commissioner OF any policeman OF the burouE d
To seize and take into custody and tmpO und
cry such animal found running at large afUre
said. and 10. alter four days public notice. No
person shall appear and claim the animals SO i'm
rounded and pay the nne and all and
charges attending the seiEure and keeping OF
sale 10y the Street Commission or poIicema IA .
and, after retaining the amount OF the Ie
costs and aud expenses, he shall Iay the balance.
ii any, 10 the Treasurer Tor the Of the bor
ough- Passed finally 10y Council the 27th DAY of
MAY. lsfl.
John l. STOUGH. EES LLOYD.
Pres. Pro. TEN. of Council. burgess
\ Attest: " II. COSNELL, CLERK.
June :. 1925.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Judge Pershfng 10 Retire.

A dispatch from Pottsville, Pa, on
Tuesday says:
1t iS now certain that Judge Cyrus l..
PerShing will resign president Judge of
Schuylkill county because the judges re-
tirrment bill failed To pass. He would
have resigned some months ago, because
of Illness, but had been prevailed upon by
his friends to hold on. hoping the retire
menI bill would be made law, and His
Honor would accept its benefit.
Judge PerShing has been i'll for several
years aud during that time has been una
bic To TO perform any duties upon the bench.
He Il veteran Democrat and was once
the party nominee for governor of Penn
Sylvania.
Judge Pershing is a native of fJohnStowu
and AT the time of his first election as
president judge of SchuyIkill county wa,
"a resident of JOhnStown and a practicine
member of the Cambria county bar He
has many friends among The older resi-
dents who will be sorry to hear of his con
tinued i'll health.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

The Glen Campbell Comet of Friday has
this to say of the work on the Pittsburg n
Eastern:
AT last the T. x +. people are making
the dirt fly Contractor McManniS, Of
Philadelphia. is receiving his supplies dai-
" at MahafTcy X McGee>. At the present
writing seven car loads of picks, Shovels,
whcelharrowS. cars. etc. are being un-
loaded at the latter place and several
steam ShOveIS and "A number of 'dinkies
at MuhaiTcy; while horses, "art> and wag-
ouS are coming in every direction. 1t will
b, several DAYS before many laborcrS will
bc put 10 work. a. it takes some time To
place the plant and locate the men. On
Monday morning about 10 men were start
ed on the large cut just back of Robert
Maha ffey'S house. in Mahaiiey, and con
Sidcra BILE showing i the result. Tuesday
the men struck for a ten cent raise, a
they were only getting $1.Oo per day, but
went back to work. W Wednesday morning.
The 1sub contractor was here Saturday
making arrangements for >tabling and To-
cation for Shantie>. They will he located
al the lower end Of the town.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

Mrs. Mary G.. Krone. of MorrellviIle,
was found dead in bed on Tuesday morn
ing by her husband, Louis Krone. They
were married just week ago at Middle
town, Ohio, an engagement having result
ed through an advertisement which she
had placed in a marriage paper. She
brought with her to JohnstOwn a draft for
$500 and il was her intention to go To- a
a JOhnStOwn bank on Monday with her
husband TO cash il and paw of a mortgage
on KrOne's home. The death was myster-
ions. but "A cOroner's investigation resulted
in the finding of a verdict that death was
due To yalyulaT disease of the heart.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
New Cambria Company stock.

Philadelphia, June s.-The Cambria Iron
Company has given notice to its stick
holders of an issue of S2,OOOOOO new stock
under the authority given the directors at
the meeting of the company last year in
January.
Each stockholder will be allowed to sub
scribe for the new stock at par at the rate
of 40 per cent. of his holding registered
on the books OF the company June :, 1895,
aud all subscriptions must be- notified TO
the company before , o'clock, =. NJ, July
10, 1895. Payment for the stock must be
made October ,. As soon aS the new stock
iS issned the board of directors will declare
a dividend of 12Iz per cent.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Tours Io the North via the PcnusyI-
Nauia Railroad.

To provide the most attractive method
of spending summer holiday. the Penn
syIvania Railroad Company has arranged
To- run TWO delightful tours To the north.
The points included in the itinerary and
the country JraVcr>ed abound in natures
beauties. Magnificent scenery begins with
the journey and ends only with its COM
pIetiuu.
The names of the places 10 be visited are
familiar To all and suggestive OF wonder
land No matter how much may be eN-
pected. one cannot be- disappointed in
Watkins Glen. Niagara Falls. Thousand
Islands Quebec. Montreal. An Sable
ChaSm. Lakes Champlain and George.
Saratoga, or the Highlands Of the Hudson.
The dates fixed fol- the departure OF these
two tours are July Is and August ~, and
the ruund-triU rate Of 500 from New York,
brooklyn. Newark. Trenton. PhiladeI-
phfa. Harrisburg, Baltimore and Wash
iugtuu will cover all necessary expenses
during the time absent. \ beautiful de
Scriptfve itinerary can ue procured from
the tourist department of the Pennsylvania
railroad 1886 Broadway. New York. OF
Room III. Broad Street Station, Philadel-
Uhia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
u.,or,ofthe Grand Jury.

The grand jury at the conclusion OF
their Iabors On Thursday made the follow
Ing report:
Hon, 4 y BGrECT. President Judge.
We. the grand jury, having visited the
pubIic buildings, report that we und The
t0urt house. county jail, aud almshouse
ali in St,Irudid condition. and we would
recommend the erection of a building M
connection with the aimshouse. To 5e
uSrd a. a moTgue. and would also recon-
mend that the iail-yard walls be cemented
an ia. INSIDE aud pointed on the outside.
NEWTON /. ROBERTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

On Saturday afternoon fire destroyed the
house and barn of Mr.. John l.. Crum. in
SummerhilI township. Mr.. Crum was
away from home, being at Portage at
tending To some business and Mrs. Crum
had heated up the stove to do the family
baking. After making the fire in the stove
she went on an errand To the house of her
father, Mr.. solomon Emigh, and left the
house in charge of an old man who lives
with the family and her children. Shortly
after She left, the children discovered fire
on the roof of the house, and the old man
FASTENED To the spring for water but be
fore he could apply it the fire spread rapidly
over the roof and soon the whole buildng
was in flames. Several neighborS came to
the rescue but were unable, owing to the
scarcity of water, To prevent the spreading
of the flames, which soon reached the barn.
granary and hog pen, and they, too. were
reduced to ashes.
Most of the furniture in the house was
saved and some few articles were carried
ont of the barn, but all the buildings on
the farm are gone. There was no insur-
ance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

Lilly. Pa. May u. 1895.
The town was shocked To- learn Of the
death of Bert smith which occurred At
smoke Run, C.earfield county. from in
iurieS received Al the coal mines at that
place. The parents of the deceased have
the sympathy Of the entire community in
their bereavement.
The council conveueS this evening Ia
special session and a lot Of resolutions and
private appropriations can no doubt he
expected. Well, why not keep up with the
state government and Toe grneuouS while
the funds last? Look at the size of the
duplicates and then get a microscope to
Srr how much was spent ia the business
portion of the town. The trunk seems 10
be- waggiug the elephant
Th" Board of Health the past year and
a half l. like fifth wheel TO a wagon-more
for ornament than use. a; least the couu-
ell seems To think 80, Judging from the
treatment accorded the board in it, efforts
To place the business part of the town in
proper sanitary condition. Mess
prompt aud decisive action II taken SER
iuuS results will follow.
Saturday was pay day here. The amount
received was not large but came in very
handy. Next Saturday the other mines
Will pay. 81 that considerable coin now
comes our way
a new brick plant iS about To be built
here and the merchants of the town are
taking stock in the enterprise. The move
i a commendable one and will do much
towards making the town self-SuStaining.
We have good clay here and abundance OF
it. and money and willing hands will dc
! the rest
Landlord Rob, of this place, has broken
! ground for his new extension.
The Lilly Bottling Company GoeS not
advertise they think it cheaper 10 travel
1 II may be that economy i wealth but TIA,
scribe thinks it saves at the Spigot and
| wastes at the bung hole. a. I. W.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
The Legislature.

Gee whiZz, And what of the party
which has caused the people To howl?
Hasn't il gone glimmering already?-GOs-
ling.
Not yet. The most of the bowling done
by the people just now is over the work Of
the last Republican legislature. 1t was
superlatively Republican.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

TUHRI AL LIST.
| List OF causes set down Tor trial Second
week June term. 1895:
ScheIl VS.. Hipps - L-lOSd.
Smith vs.. TrainOr.
ArnhOlt VS.. Westover.
Eckenrode VS. Chest Creek q. = q. Go.
Cover VS. HOrrOcks.
Trial List Third week June term, lS95.
Orth VS. HawOrth y Dewhurst.
Hopple EnkenrOte-
hinports VS.. Long.
kinDOrts Long.
Shoemaker VS.. Good
Blair VS.. Good.
SPENCER CITY OF JOhnstOwn.
Giles Gessler-
KIepser S 90. VS.. Cresswell.
Use M'GaTry vs.. Miller
M'Kav's Exr. vs.. Groom ct al.
Friday vs. Kirby.
Davis VS.. hrebbs.
Anderson VS. NJ Donald ct al.
JOhnstOwn Driving Park Assn. vs.. Adatr.
histler Felix.
Dunmire vs.. StAmhaugh.
Hastings vs.. % ConnOr.
Shoemaker Admr. VS.. Tri Co Agrl. Assn.
Hammond VS. Jones.
Lilly Water Co VS. MCann ct al.
Pittsburg Sadling Co, VS.. LangDein.
KING VS. HOlsopDle.
Boges \ BuhI Campbell ct uX.
IC.DARBY.
PrOthOnOtary
Prothonotary's office. May 10, 1895.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Teeth . . .

Do you know that you should take bet
ter care of your Teeth than Won do" You
ask why. There are several reasons and
important ones. too. The most important
reason Is that upon your Teeth. or the use
of them, depends yOrT general health.
Doesn't IL stand To reason that if You can
chew your food properly that when il
passes into the stomach il i bound Ia re-
tard and injure the digestive organs ANY
medical man will tell you this. Now Won
Will say that you take good care of yOur
Teeth. DO you? Let Us see. You clean
your Teeth probably at least once al twice
a week, or you may clean or brush them
once a day. This once day il all right If
IT happens to he at night-juSt before re-
tiring-OtherwiSe il i not.
Have your Teeth cleaned by a dentist.
all the tartar removed. Get a good. soft
bSiStle brush, for the reason that a hard
bplStle one iS bound To injure the gums
Get some of DIR. Richards Tooth Powder
Use this and in short zine you will won
der what transformation has taken place
within your mouth.
Have your decayed Teeth filled up if Won
have any. and if there are roots mean
bad ones such a. will cauSe your breath To-
become otfenSive-have them etrarted
They say that Hoods SarSaDarilla i good
for that tired feeling-lOo doses for 81 90.
Now this iS not Hoods advertisement but
DIR. Richards, the Dentist. Give him a
trial and you will ItSe no other.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
MfsceIIaneou Notices.

miscellaneous Notices.
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A HTTNTLEY ;
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
LNNEcTTRIN, NnrICE.
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting OF stock holder for eIe--
L tiua 81 Directors of the 0resson and Clear
nelr Coal and Coke Company will Re held al the
office 81 the Company Al ETuEality Pa on
- WEDNESDAY, II Ne ls, ISIS. Al 1 O'Clock. r.
NJ K % HAGAN.
May 81. lss5- Secretary