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CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
SAMPLE POLITICAL THREAT.
New York Central Railway En-
ployees So Regard IL.
CNew York JournaI)

Railway Men:
You have before you an opportunity
such as has rarely been given TO any
class Of men in history-the opportunity
to be the controlling influence in saving
your country.
There Is no State In the Union in which,
If YOU vote as a unit you cannot turn
the scale In any ordinary election. In the
present crisis it rests with you to oppose
a solid front-a bulwark OF reason and
OF patriotism-to the flood OF free-sllver
madness which is rising in the Western
and Southern States
What interest have you in helping those
who blinded and led astray, as they are,
propose to raid the Treasury and bank
rupt the nation only to make our mine
owners wealthy?
Certain classes may not care what
wreck may come to the countrys COM
merce. If only they can get cheap dollars
for their crops. The miner may be will
ing to see the United States sink to the
rank of a third-class power, bankrupt,
and dishonored, II only the output Of his
mines be doubled in value TO him.
But what is this to you? Your inter-
ests are bound up with the pernanence
OF our commercial prosperity. For your
honest work you want-and have a right
to get-your pay in honest dollars. What
will you profit by a depression In wages,
and an increase in all that your wages
have to buy? Do you want to get your
pay in dollars worth 80 cents apiece?
Therefore, ORGANIZED This is no ques-
tion of Republican or Democrat
but OF your own protection as
wage-earners. Organize for the preser-
walton of sound money-in defence or
your own wages-in support Of the coun-
trys prosperity and the country's honOrl
At every shop and every division point
on every railway in the country there
must be a railway-men's sound-money
club If you. who read this, are per-
sonally willing to take hold Of the work
OF organization IN your locality. and the
work OF educating your fellows for their
and your own benefit, write 10 the Rail-
way Age. Chicago. Until the central
organization OF the Railway Mems Sound
Money Clubs is perfected We Will send
you all the information and literature you
require, free.
Let railway men OF every class act to-
gether. 1t is as noble a cause as ever
man put his hand 10. Organize now,
and work, and when November comes
and free silver is defeated. the people
will know that the railway men did their
part nobly for the country's salvation.
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RICHMOND. VA.
ESTABLISHED INjfD

ESTABLISHED lA)i)
Located IN the historic city OF the souA
no institution can offer so great alfta-
tages. Faculty OF Twenty Professors lnl
Instructors, trained IN the best UNIVERSE
ties of this country ana Europe
Carefully-arranged courses OF STUDY leal
10 the Degrees OF b. Lit, b. a., and b. ,.
The Degree Of b. Mus. will be conferred
upon all who complete the pfesciile.
course. Postgraduate courses lead 20 TIC
Degrees Of NJ. Lit. and N. a.
Health record remarkable--neyer a dean
In the school.
Buildings heated throughout with steam
Hot and cold water Newly furnished.
Table abundantly supplied with me osst
that the rich and varied Richmond mal-
kets supply Rates much lower t.al
those OF any other institution or AA7
grade. ....,, -
Next session begins SEPTEMBER ~
1895 For catalogue and other iniofni@-
ton, apply 10
JAMES NELSON, A. NJ, d. D..
fv 2g-lt-Su& Th-im President
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Our District Committee has fixed Sep
tenber Cd as the time for holding the con-
occasional nominating convention Of this
district. In our judgment, it would have
better chosen a later date.
Hundreds Of voters here want slime TO
consider" whether to vote or not to vote
at the primary, and some hundreds have
signed pledges. which may or may not be
construed as obligating them 10 abstain
from participation In any movement
whatsoever which would probably for
ward the election Of Bryan and Sewall.
BY the way, If our information is cor
rect, these pledges are not all Of the
same tenor; some are said to be much
stronger than others. We should like to
have the privilege Of publishing a copy
of each pledge, and in good time we doubt
not that we shall be able to do so.
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tee 20 to work. Let public speakings DC
arranged Cor In every town hall and
upon every court green.
This Is a canvass In which speech
making may be very effective. Nor should
these meetings entail much expense. The
country Is fun OF young and ardent De-
n,ocrats, who have given the issues OF
the hour thorough study, and who would
willingly champion our cause.
Let us give our young meua chance;
yes, and our old men, too. There's work
for all TO do.
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The Baltimore Sun says that some dis
satisfaction Is expressed az Information
received that neither OF the railroads from
Washington TO New York will give re-
duced rates on the occasion Of the Bryan
and SewaIl ratification. Three hundred
members of one Washington club alone,
IT is stated, would have gone had there
been a reduction in the regular fare. The
attitude Of the railroads was severely
condemned at both headquarters, but
Senator Faulkner says at will do nc
harm. but benefit the Democracy in the
and "
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we congratulate North Carolina on the

we congratulate North Carolina on the
election as President Of its State
University OF Professor Edwin A.
Alderman. From all accounts, he seems
to be the man for the place. The VIII
mington Messenger says: president
Alderman is but just turned So, but no
has a wise head on youthful shoulders
He is master OF persuasive speech. and
is really In the freshness OF manhood's
fair spring. a man OF distinguished parts.
We feel conad.nt he win fuinl expecta-
tons"
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pun,,c buildings Erected by the City

To the Editor of Dispatcn'
In the report of the proceedings OF the
City Council meeting held a lev days
since. 1t was noticed that the president
who occupied the floor temporarily sug-
gested that the plans ana speciiicatons
for ALI buildings erected by the city
should be prepared By an architect, and
not. as Is now the case. in the Office OF
the City Engineer.
This Is eminently proper, and Is look
ing 10 a change In a custom which should
never have prevailed. Because man Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-06
"COnnubinted."
Washington Post.)

To Senator Stewart belongs the honor
OF having coined a new word. descriptive
OF the coalition. combination, or fusion
OF the Populists with the Democracy. He
called on Senator Faulkner yesterday TO
Introduce a politician from Virginia
which he did in about the following
words: Senator, this is Mr. -, who
has been a lifelong Democrat, but du-
ring a few years residence in Colorado
he connubiated with the Populists."
Dr. Everett, of Massachusetts,. has been
telegraphed for a classification and de-
dnItion Of the new word "connubiated."
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EDUCATIONAL.
RICHMOND COLLEGE


Fifteen professors and instructors. Full
courses leading TO the degrees OF N. A.,
Il. a. b. s., and Bachelor OF Law. Facl-
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South. Free Library OF 1850 volumes. All
the latest and best books
M3triculauOn, $3.50. Tuition In any
three schools Of Academic Department
S35 for half session; In School OF Law. 81
For the benefit Of those who desire 90 tak3
up q single study-e. g.. chemistry his
tory, or a language-the tuition In ono
school has been put at $3.50 half session.
SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2ith.
For catalogue and full Information ad.
dress +. W. BOAJWRlGHf
~ 2I-Tu. Th&SatSe p President.
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/, he beats them ali.

1 have Of.en been 10 the WeSt-End Park,
And have seen good players OF ball
But the little short stop on the Richmond
team,
| tell you, he beats them all.
He jumps around and picks up the grass,
And hollos. Make him hit"
And when a "hy'' comes anywhere near,
He almost has a tit.
He seldom makes an error,
And If he does-O MY
The public thinks it's awful,
And hes no good, they cry.
They say he cannot hit the ball;
Well maybe sometimes he cannot,
But when he happens TO strike IL,
! tell you he sends II hot.
And II he does make an error,
Don't every one make them. tooO
He'll turn right around and redeem him.
self,
And that's what every one don't do.
He's just as good a player
As any on national team.
So no one should dare to slur him,
Or treat him in any way mean.
Everybody should encourage him.
And cheer him with pleasant talks,
For when he's gone you'll miss him,
Also, his ALLOW no walks
A LADY ROOTER.
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In No Danger.
lChicago TrIbunel

I'm afraid I'm hanging on to your leg
pretty heavily" apologized the man VINO
was trying to retain his place on the foot
board OF the crowded street-car.
That's all right" replied the man, who
had secured an end seat. IT'S been
pulled a heap harder than that. I've got
three boys at college"
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EDUCATIONAL.
William and Mary College,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Board from $l2 10 SIS per month; tuition
fee for half session. $3.50; medical fee,
50. Students willing to teach two years
in the public schools pay only the medical
fee. and are charged $40 per month fc-
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collegiate course. Next session begins
OCTOBER 1, 1896. Send for catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER, NJ. A., LII. D.,
~ 2-2m President.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

Tires patched, sc; wheels eiea aI 13, IL II
al and adjusted. Soc, wood rims psse,s,
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BALTIMORE KINDERGARTEN Asso-
CftTIo<

Training School for khldergartners Ju-
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a Course for Directors 0f Normal Train
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NJ. c. HART. Director. the Northampton.
Baltimore, Md. jy 18Th. Sa. &ru2m
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NOTRE DAVE OF u.RyLANp.

tory School for Girls. Regular and cleo
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Conducted by School Sisters OF Notre
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SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE, Pc
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tied to thirty; best collegiate advantages.
with social Influences Of real Virginia
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Send for illustrated catalogue. ARTHUR
KYLE DAVIS A. NJ. President ~ 2s-lm
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Irresistible.

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HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE.

The l2lst session will open on THURS
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address RICHARD MlLW AINE, Presi.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE

OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
ARTS. Thorough courses in Academies,
Mechanical and Civil Engineering and
Applied Science. Expenses for, ten
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs. T. O.. PEYTON and BEVERLY II.
ROBERTSON, Associate Principals.
The twenty-fourth session of this board
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"A, 1896, and closes June Is, 1897.
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Academic; Law; Engineering Opens
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An Ode to Berte.

/ have often been TO the West-End Park,
And have seen good players OF ball.
But the little short stop on the Richmond
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-04
In. Democr.,,c Count, Co.,.u,,on.

/
On Monday Cambria county's Democrat
| ic county convention met in EbeDsbnrg for
the purpose of placing in nomination a
county ticket to be voted for at the coming
election. The delegates were represent
| ative body of our best citizens and they
| performed their duties with sound judg-
ment by placing in nomination a ticket
| worthy of the support of the good citizens
| of all parties.
AT eleven O'Clock Chairman II. A. En-
glehart called the convention to order for
the purpose of electing officers of the con-
vention. One hundred and two delegates
answered to the roll call and on motion
made and seconded, W. Horace Rose. Esq.
of JohnstCwn, was unanimously elected
chairman, and ID. A. McGough. of Ebens-
burg, and r. ii. Bitter, of Portage town
ship. were elected tellers.
Mr.. Rose, on taking the chair. made a
characteristic and able address to the del
egates and people assembled, which, at its
conclusion, was roundly applauded. After
the appointment of committee on reSo-
lutions, consisting of Thomas =. Sheridan,
of Conemaugh; Edward II. Bailey, of
Johnstown; X. l.. Bowers. of Reade town
ship: ID. w. Luke, of South Fork. and p.
j. DIETRICH, of Carrolltown, the convention
adjourned to meet at one O'Clock for the
purpose of nominating ticket.
Promptly at one O'Clock the convention
reassembled and at once proceeded to bus
iness. The first thing in order was the
nomination of a candidate for county
treasurer and for this office the names of
John III. Waters and Jay Woodring, both
OF Johnstown, were placed before the con-
vention. The first ballot resulted in the
nomination ofMr. Waters by a vote of Il to
81 After the announcement of the ballot.
on motion of Edward Il. McNeelis, Esq, of
.JohnStown, the nomination of Mr.. Waters
was made unanimous.
For assembly seven candidates were
named before the convention. Previous to
the ba.lotiEg a proposition from a commit
tee of the Peoples party OF Cambria coun-
ty, was laid before the convention by Mr..
Edward III. Barley, of Johnstown, as fol-
lows:
IF the Democratic county convention
will accept one of our nominees for assem-
Slv. we will fill our vacancies. {. treas
urer and one ecommissioner-from the DEM
Ocratic ticket.
The name of Mr.. A. p. Kirsch. one of
the nominees for assembly on the Peoples
ticket. was placed in nomination, but the
delegates were evidently not strongly im
pressed with the proposition.
The candidates named for assembly were
as follows: C. +. Frazer, of Hastings;
Blair Short, of Lilly; DIR. William Rauch.
of Johnstown; John O'Toole, of Johns
town: DIR. I'll. SOmervilIe, of Chest Springs;
Thomas J. Itell. of JOhnstowD, and A =.
Kirsch, of Barr township.
On the second ballot Messrs. c. +. Frazs
er of Hastings, and Thomas J. Itell. of
Johnstown, were nominated.
The ballots on assembly were a. follows:
Ballots ...--I 2
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-04

The nominations of Messrs. Frazer and
tell were then made unanimous and the
convention proceeded to the nomination of
candidates for county commissioners.
For this office there were eight men
named, of whom David Costlow, of Johns
town, was nominated on the third ballot,
and Thomas Hoover, of Cambria township,
was nominated on the tenth ballot. The
candidates named were: w. c. Berry, of
Wilmore; Peter WeitZ, of Johnstown;
William j. Tierney, of Cambria township;
Charles Dunlap. of Carroll township; Dav-
id CoStlow, of Johnstown; Thomas Hoov
er. of Cambria township; p. T.. Dillon. of
Elder township, and Robert Ferguson. of
BiackIick township. The name of Mr..
Berry was withdrawn after the 1st ballot; /;
that OF Mr.. Weitz after the End, and that
of Mr.. Ferguson after the 3rd.
The balloting commissioner was as
follows:
RUIIofS 4 q 4 = s. = ON
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Septem-
Der >, 1895:
Frank Lund and Emma Wilson, Patton.
Samuel Stephens and Maggie Melvin,
JOhnStOwn.
Dominic CoDcil and Mary Corl, Frugali-
ty.
George A. Stein and Joy II. Miller,
JohnstowD.
Joseph p Miller. Barr township, and
Rachael Ann Engle, Spangier.
John J. MaIoney and Maggie Moore,
JohnsLown-
August Skaaczoosky and Annie Bubulis,
BarnesbOrO-
Samuel Buterbaugh and Edith May
Williams. Amsbry.
John Urda and Mary Zebs Dansak, Dun
10.
William j Martin and Hattie Nj. Rose.
Mineral Point.
Joseph Kovacs add Hegedus Borbala,
Puritan.
John w Entler. Spangler, and Agnes
Valallay. Barnesboro.
BENJAMIN NJ. jenkins, JOhnstown, and
Lizzie NJ. Brallier. Jackson township
Jacob Nj. George, Croyle township, and
Esther {. Crum, Portage.
Simon E. KOon.z. JohnsIown, and Ida
Il. George, Bedford, Pa.