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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-08
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Andrew w. Goughnour ct ux. to Vim
cent Krist. East Taylor; consideration
| $1,000
Union Cemetery association to William
III. Miller. East Taylor, SIC.
Spangler Improvement company to j
Luden Henry, Spangler, $50.
James O'Brien ct nx. to Robert A. Glass,
| Allegheny, $40.
| Robert A. Glass ct ux. TO Harry Stevens,
| Allegheny, $500.
Abner Griffith ct ux. to to Webster Land
| & Improvement company, Summerhill
borough, and Croyle, 81, 800.
B. f. Price ct ux. to Jacob w. Pringle,
Johnstown, s, 500.
Clerk of the Orphans Court to j. NJ.
HaiE., Morrellville. 81.
B. F. Long ct ux. by the sheriff, to Will
liam Il. Sterritt, Portage township. $3.50.
Mary C. Wentz ct vir to Stanislaus Rozs-
sotko, Carroll, So.
j. l.. Woolheater ct vir to Teutonia
Loan & Building association. Dale, 81 200.
Executor of Jacob EmIgh to Joseph
Emigh. Summerhill, 5000.
Thomas II. Parrish ct ux. to Annie J..
Hogue, Cresson. $500.
John c. Mortin ct ux. to John Baptlste
Eliegeine, Portage borough, 800.
John {. Martin ct ux. to Florestan
Nevaux, Portage borough. sl75.
Frances Elizabeth Strasbaugh ct vir. to
Elizabeth Jane Edwards, Blacklick. $50
John l.. Wagner to John w. Miller.
Blacklick So.
Garret Risban to Nicholas Behe ct al.
Washington sl37.
Sheriff of Cambria county to A. w
Buck, EbenSburg SIS.
Benjamin Wirtner ct ux. to A. w. Buck
Ebensburg, S435.
A. w. Buck to Helena Luttringer
Ebeusburg, 81.
Washington g. St. Clair, by :he sheriff
to Cambria Building & Loan association,
Lower Yoder, S25.
Frank Heiner, by the sheriff, to Cambria
Building & Loan association, Morrell-
willie, S25.
q. w. Marsh, by the sheriff, to Cambria
Building & Loan association, Johnstown.
S25.
James Howard. by the sheriff. to Johns
town Building x Loan association. Upper
Yoder, S25.
c. Lehman, by the sheriff, to Johnstown
Building & Loan association, Johnstown,
$500.
Philip Mertle. by the sheriff, to Johns
town Building x Loan association, Johns
town S25.
james B. Leamer ct al to Jesse E. Lea
mer ct al. SuSquehanna 300
Amelia X. Glitsch ct vir to Conran Mat
tern, JohnStown, 81 100
Ellen Garrity ct al. to Hannah Bagley,
Johnstown, 81.
Chest Creek Land Il Improvement COM
pany TO James A. Rea, Patton, $50.
John Rooney to HARRISON X Walker
company. Reade. $50.
Mary Fry ct al to Alexandria Il. Jordan,
| Reade, $3.50
Mary c. Myers to George B. Movers,
Washington, 81.
George Il. Meyers etux. to Pennsylvania
| Railroad company, Washington. 81 200.
Emma Strayer to George w. Clark, Nor
| rellville, S490.
). Ellen Strayer to Bruno Banker, Nor
rellville, $3.50.
Andrew Peterson to Sarah Peterson,
| Patton, 81.
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Comm % nIcatfOu.
Patton, Pa, May 5th, 1Se

Patton, Pa, May 5th, 1896.
ED. FREEMAN:-I wish to call the at
tentiOn of the people of Ebensburg and
Patton, as we'll as the people residing along
the way, that public road leading from
Patton to the county seat would be a great
convenience and in fact is public neces-
sity.
There is considerable travel to and from
Patton and vicinity to the county seat and
il is not always convenient TO travel by
rail. In fact the railroad connections are
such that if a person in Patton wishes to
go to Ebensburg and back the same day.
the big end of the time is spent at Kaylor's
Station and when he reaches Ebensburg,
unless his business is very trifiing, he must
be on the hurry from the time he gets off
the train until he gets on again TO return.
If we drive from here we must go by way
of Carrolltown. which makes the distance
| fifteen miles. A good road could be made
from Patton to Bradley's Junction and
| thence by EIig'S mill. where it wonld inter
| sect with the road leading to Ebensburg
that would reach the county seat with a
distance of about ten miles, thereby short
| ening the distance between the two places
about one-third. The farmers along the
route who have produce to sell would be
| reaching the mines at Patton, where, in
| in prosperous times, they would always
| find a good market for their products. In
| these days when the good roads" agita-
| tion is permeating the country and the
| people, why not have a road from Patton
| to Ebensburg. A good graded road could
/ be made between the two places without
| great expense that would be of benefit to
| the people of both places as well as the
| people residing all along the route. Good
| facilities for travel, increases travel, and
| with good driving road between the two
| places, nature has already provided the
| grade, the pleasant days of summer
mer would invite its use by people of every
| class and would bring travel to both towns
that with the present connections will stay
| away.
If the enterprising people of both places,
as well as the farmers along the route
| would look into the matter with a view To
their own benefit, il will be but short
| time until a move is made for the road.
| ENTERPRISE.
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TrtaILtst for Juue Court.

Following is the trial list for the seconC
week of June court.
Lloyd VS.. Dunlap ct al.
c. & c. Coal & Coke Co. VS.. Stiles ct al.
King vs.. WiSsinger.
JohnStown Driv. Park Assn. VS.. Adair
Wohl vs.. LofkivitZ.
Love Sunshine & Co. VS.. c. c. Reilsteil
Il Co.
niece VS.. Conway.
Pfoff VS.. Weakland.
GOenner & Co. VS. City of Johnstown.
M'kenrick VS.. Gray.
Long W. Sell.
Glass vs.. Poor Directors.
HeSlOp VS.. Keller.
Zentmyer ct al. VS.. Glunt.
Adams vs.. Adams
Equitable b. & l.. Assn. VS. Behe ct a
Thomas vs.. Pro. Mt. Fire Ins. Co.
Witt VS.. Boyd.
Mangus VS.. Bloom.
Cramer vs.. Strayer.
American Road Ma. Co. VS.. Gushing.
MardiS vs.. Brendlinger.
Ellis ct al. VS.. Dibert.
Leahey VS.. Maxwell eI al.
Thomas VS.. Western Ins. Co.
S w. DAVIS, Prothy
ProthonOtary's Office, May 4th, 1896.
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Edward Crawford, a negro waiter at the
Zimmerman house, this place, was arrest
ed, Wednesday,, on a charge of fornix, etc.
preferred by Miss Rose Jordan, white
girl, who had been employed as a domestic
at the same hotel. The girl will soon be-
come a mother. She has been at the West
moreland hospital for several weeks, her
expenses being paid by Crawford. The
couple held conference and decided 10
settle tha matter by getting married
Squire w. c. Loor was summoned and
performed the marriage ceremony at the
hospital Her home is at New Baltimore
Somerset county WestmOreldnd Demo
CTaf.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
couaty, Pa In re account Of William o..
Schroth assignee OF Charles Pagan. Ihe under
signed, having been appointed auditor to report
distribution of the funds in the hands of the ac-
couuta Mt as shown ty his first and nnal account
TO and among the persons legally entitled to re-
ceive the same. hereby gives notice that be viii
sit In the Attorneys Room. in the Court House.
Ebensburg, Pa on TUESDAY. MAY l9. at IL
o'clock A M, for attending to the duties Of said
appointment when al persons interested may
attend and be heard OF be forever debarred from
laying claim to any part of said fund
F.C. .SHARBAUGH,
Auditor.
Ebensburx Pa. April I'D 1896. 81.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter Of the hoaI account OF PRANK NJ
>hsner. administrator OF George Shaffer. de-
ceased.
And now April eeth. lsa5. " HOrsce Rose
appointed auditor "a distribute the funds IN the
hands Of said accounfaut- e. BY TIE court"
Certinsd A prfi -. 1885.
r X JON Es CLERK % g. tSEAL
Notice IL hereby given. that Iursue1t 20 the
above apJ.ointment.-l viii sat my eftsee the
Fisher hui ding, Clinton street. Third ware CITY
OF IohnstssSn. on IL E.>bAl- MAY feih. lSs-5 az
10 O'Clock in fha for=Noon- when and where n
persons having claims npoa the said may
appear and present the sane All persons fail-
ing 70 present their claims at that time. heiure
the auditor. viii tie declared frofn coming in Tor
a share OF the fund. W Il. kD<E-
Johnstnwn. Pa, Aprl =. 1876. Auditor.
mA13t
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RESTAURANT NOTICE.

I RESPECTFULLY give notice {, my many patrons
OF E,bensburg and country people at at large tnat
on and after ADrii 1. 1895. / Will move my res
taurant from Julian street to Centre street. in
siy hit of the Cambria House. next door TO wfikin-
sons Marble yard. where | will be pleased 10 see
public patronage. 1 serve meals and lunches at
All hours. Price, Is and 20 cents. I will Keep
full line of confectionery fruits. candles. cigars
oysters ice cream in season. ice cream in all na
yors special dinners and suppers gotten up bJ
giving timely notice. spring vegetables In seaso
I will have q special parlor Tor ladies and theii
escorts. Thanks for past iavors-
Respectfully yours.
inch 20 IT, JAMES H. CANT
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New County superintendent.

The convention of school directors met
on Monday for the purpose of electing a
county superintendent of common schools
and was called to order at one o'clock by
Superintendent Leech.
II. ). Endsley, of WeStmOnt, and William
Davis, of Conemaugh, we're placed In
nomination for chairman, and ballot re-
suited in the election of Mr.. Davis, by a
vote of lSS for Davis, and 12I for EndSley.
Messrs. j. j. McCann, of Lilly, w. c.
ShiffieT, of Hastings, ard ID. W. Kline
felter, of Lilly, were elected secretaries.
a motion to have the salary remain at
81, 200 was carried.
For county superintendent, Johnson G..
West, of Ferndale, nominated Prof. Il. l..
Gibson, of Ebensburg; George w. Parks,
of Conemangh, nominated Prof. ii. >.
Bender, of Conemaugh; aud Z. l.. Brown,
of Wilmore. nominated Prof. X. I'll. Bitter
of GallitZin.
The fifth ballot resulted in the election
of Professor Gibson. The ballots were as
follows:
First.-Gibson, 1913; Bender, 46; Bitter,
40.
nd.-Gibson, 12S; Bender, sc; Bitter
14l.
Third.-Gibson. 1873; Bender, 81; Bitter
145.
Fourth.-Gibson, IA; Bender. 2l; Bitter
40.
Fifth. Gibson, 152; Bender, s; Bitter,
I52
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-08

Henry Pitts. colored man, aged 20
years, employed by Contractor McManus
on the railroad work near Lilly, met with
a bad accident near the GalhtZIn tunnel
about $50 O'Clock on Monday evening.
He was attempting to board west bound
freight train, when he missed his footing
and was thrown under the wheels. His
left leg was ground TO a pulp and his face
was badly cut in several places. The un-
fortunate man was sent to Altoona on an
engine and taken to the hospital, where il
was necessary TO am putate his leg about
eight inches above the knee Pitts is un-
married and and officiated as subcontract-
or under Contractor McMannus.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Sarah Haxsn deceased.
Letters OF adm nj s.ratiCn C. l. on the estate
of sarah Haxan late the boI on sh of GaI.itzin,
Ia Cambria county. Pa having been granted TO
me- all persons indebted TO said est ate hereby
notified make pay ment To me without delay.
and those having claims against the same will
pre- sent them properly authe tor settle
meut THOMAS w. HAGAN,
Administrator.
GallitzIn, Pa, May ist, 1880. ma Ct.
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Miss Ella Stophel, died at her home in
Strongstown, Indiana county, on Thurs
day evening of last week, aged, 6S years.
The deceased was a sister of Mrs. DIR.
Dawson, of this place. Her remains were
inferred in the cemetery at Strongstown
on Saturday morning.
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45 cents a.yard,

Write for samples of the above, or any
goods sold by yard measuTement-also ask
for OUR New SPRING AND SUMNER 1896
CATALoGUE-FREEi
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FRIDAY, MAY %, 1896.
TWO-STORlEC
FRAME HOUSE

ana barn and 0utbuiIdinRs all In good repair.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. OF the purchase money TO be paid
In hand at the time OF sale, the balance OF one
thir at alton of sale third in one
wear thereafter, and the remaining third In two
wears from the confirmation OF SALE Deferred
payments bear interest. and To be secured by
the alignment Doni and mortgage of purchaser
NJ. ID. KlrTELL,
Trustee TO sell the real estate of Michael
Leayy, dece ased-
Ebensbarg, Pa, May 7th. 1925. 81
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-08

AT the meeting of the board of school
controllers of Jehnstown, on Tuesday
evening, Prof. j. NJ. Berkey, superinten-
dent of the Somerset county public schools,
was elected city superintendent to succeed
Il. b. johnson, whose term expires next
month.
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The Comnu,.a.x scnao,L.x,

The compulsory school law passed by tht
last legislature of this state went into ef-
feet on Monday. The proper books for the
registration of children of school age are
being secured by the commissioners all
over the State and will be placed in the
hands of the assessors. who are expected
to make as full and accurate report con-
corning them as lies within their power.
These reports will be furnished to direc-
tors and teachers, whose duty it then be-
comes, assisted by an attendance officer
where necessary, to see that all pupils be-
tween the ages of eight and thirteen are
in school the requisite number of days
eighty each year being the minimun-un-
less excused by reason of physical.or mental
disability or in the fact that there is no
public school building within two miles
by the nearest travelling road.
Parents or guardians who neglect TO
keep all such children in school, except
excused by above provisions, are liable to
fine of 81 for the first offense and s. for
each subsequent one.
There was some apprehension concern
ing where the assessors making an emu
meration of the children were going to get
the pay for so doing. the law simply stat
ing that they should perform the work and
receive pay therefor, but saying nothing
about the source thereof. The attorney
general has given it as his opinion that the
county, and not the township, must foot
the bill, since the work IS dOns under the
supervision of the County commissioners.
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AT THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster loving
people of Ebensburg. are invited to call at Robt
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant. when they
want good, fresh Oys tiers, by the pint, quart OF
gallon Or you can have them Stewed or Fried
all AZ the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day
octlltf
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50 cents a yard.

Same story applies to 43 inches wide
WHITE DOTTED SwIss-regular Csc. quail
ity, bought to sell-and selling fast at
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JOS. HORNE & co.
PURE TWISTED SILK
Black Grenadines

Manufactured to sell at s1.OO yard
manufacturer missed in his reckoning
we bought to sell
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Miscellaneous Notices.

"ANTED.-A reliable girl as cook. Refer
w ences to character required.
MRS. .. o. PHILIPS
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A telegram sent out from Philadel-
phia on Tuesday evening contained the
following concerning the railroad which
has been built part way across Indiana
counry. and allowed To stand at that:
..Tbe Pittsburg 4 Eastern railroad projec-
Tors having com pleted the grading OF the
first fifteen miles of the line from Ma
hafTey. its eastern terminus, and having
arranged TO connect with Andrew Car
negie's Pittsburg x Butler line, VIII
rush the remainder of the hrst shIty
miles. Bids for grading fifty miles more
from Cush Greek To Salisbury, VIII be IN
vited soon. 1t is said the Nanderbiits are
Interested in the line
Mr.. Charles Kreamer, OF this city, mas
consumated a big lumber deal by which ne
has secured a large tract of land in cam
bria county. Ii is estimated there are 50,
ooo gDOf feet of pine, hemlock and hard wood
on The track. The Pennsylvania Railroad
comnanv has decided TO build braneh
road from Clinton, a distance OF SIX miles
| IN the place where MIR. kreamer VIII ereci
his steam saw mill in the W Gods The mli
At Dauphin which was erected To sd"
/ aood logs. has been taken down ana ioaneu
| an cars and is now on the way 10 Cambria
.onntv. There will be eight or ten year :
saving on the tract which Mr- hreamei
has secured. Lock Hduen Express
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, DEC. 18 tSo6
OUR CHRISYHAS EDITION.

The GRApufo's superb Christmas edition. to be issued next Sunday, is progressing beyond our most sanguine anticipations.
 This edition will be the most artistic complication of the aart preservativeo ever attempted in this city It will be something elegant and pleasing T he cover pages of the edition will be printed in colors, and it will be the first at tempt at color printing for news papers ever made in Pine Bluff The cover pages will be still further embellished by two very handsome fy engraved and electrotyped plates, which are rare specimens of the engraver's art
 A pleasing feature of this edition will also be a number of short con tributions by number of promi uent citizens who will write short articles on pel tinent sublects. Among these will be an article on Sunday Newspapers, by the Rev ]. L. Caldwell; City Affairs, by Mayor L. E. Goldsmith; Our City Government by Alderman J M Hightower; Needed Legislation y by Senatorzelect " r. Grace; Our County Goveramenta by Judge W. D. Jones; tThe Merrill lnsti- sue, by Fred Fox; The Y M c. A-its Object aud Purpose, by General Secretary Kincaide, and a number of other articles from the pens of prominent citizens.
 This is new departure in local journalism which will not lack for appreciation. 1t will also present some timely thoughts for the con- sideration of the public in general and this community in particular. It will be a feature both pleasing and valuable, as the various sub ieets will be dealt with and treated upon by those best informed upon the subjects about which they write
 The GRAPHIC is alse grat.fed to state that the enterprise is being
 
 substantially patronized by our local merchants and business men. and that the advertising columns ef that edition vii hardly be less valuable t9 holiday buyers tLa1 the contributions above mentioned.
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There is not the least excuse in the world for Pine Blufiians to send abroad to have their laundry done. Iu this city there are now two steam laupdries, both fully equipped with modern devices f)r doing good work and the competition thus engen- dered will force hcth enterprises to do thti utmost to please an6 turn away nothing hut iirst-class work. iOr ii one establishment does not please you, the other will. There fore, keep your money in circulation here at home by patronizing home inS Stitutions.
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4 HINT TO THE WE4LTHY.

Andrew D. White contributes an article to the December Forum on Some Practical Lessons on the Recent Campaign in which occurs the following passage:
 sTt must be confessed that dur inc the recent years there have beed some conduct of rich men and seY- eral careers of rich mems sens fit 10 breed nihilism and anarchy. Many wild doctrines among the poor nay be traced back to sense less ostentation among the rich Gloriiications in our press of this woaaus -atiaraa and that womaa's wardrobe, of this young million aires genius in driving four-in- hand and that young milhonaire's talent in cooking tarrapin; of some Croesus buying or begging his way into the society of London or Paris of social or financial infamy con- doued by foreign matrimonial aai- ances;- what wonder that men out of work ia tenement houses or struggling with post.due mortaga- ges on the prairies should be led by such examples to look at all prop erty as robbery? Let patriotic men Of wealth effaee suea impress sions by continuing the better American traditions by recogniz- ing the duties as well as claiming the privileges of wealth. To say nothing Of great beneiactors still living. let such e2amplars as Peter Cooper, Cornell, Johns Hopkins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-13

Drs L. K Land and ] W. Scales have gone on a hunting trip for a few days. On account of the in'- provements being made on the Scull block, by a. iron balcony being sub stitnted for the old wooden one, the gentlemen are unable to get into their respective offices, which are located in the block; hence, they are taking an enforced holiday.
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= D... are the only pills to take

St4nford, Peabody, Eassar, Tulane, Stevens, Case. Pratt, Rose, Drexel, and their like be held in honored remembrance. Let q new and greater growth of munifcerce come in with tie approaching growth of prosperity. Thus shall was..t th jus tify it's existance; thus shall the outcry against the SC fisbness Of the rich be proved slaaderous; thus sha.l the liberty Of our more en- lighteaG States be increased and the foundations 0, rational liberty b inbedded deeply ia the popalar and in the universal sense of justice No answer to nihilist or anarchist, in press or upon the platform, is so effective as the mcation of Amer:- cans who, having gained wsalth in developing the great enterprises of their country, have a5ed it large y in promoting the public good Let this patriotic list be now extended in every field, aud especioly for the enlightenment of cur people and the strengtheaiag Of oQe free irstitu- sions
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National Irrigation Congress.

Fof the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Phoe- nix, Ariz ma and return at one fare, from Pine Bluff SIS 60. Tickets on sale December to 18th inclusive. Limit for return December 31st, 1896.
 J. N. FARLEY, Agent.
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 A Card of ThanIxs

Through tbecolamas of the GRAPHIC, ia behalf ef the poor of Pine Bluff, the United Benevolent Association desires to sincerely thank Messrs " ]. Brannon and Jas. M. Portis for the wood thef so kindly supplied te the several poor families in this city. MRe. N W. TaG ART.
 Secretary.
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Sewing machines at cost at
 c. YOss X Bro.

Tie Nasianston-Irviug Society Of the City High School held an inter- esting meeting Friday afternoon. The vocal solo by Miss Victoria Har- relI deserves special men tion, Many patrons of the school wore present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-13

Prof ]. H. tIinemon. Supt rintend. ent of the public schools, will give an address at Merrill Institute, Sunday D. III. at three o'eloc&. This will be a plain address to men on the subject "The Man Wanted 7 All men are invited and it is expected that the hall win be full.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-13

Saturday, on account Of the en- forced absence of Judge John M ENi- cit, who was called to Little Rock before the Supreme Court, it became necessary for the Pine Bluff bar to elect a Special Judge to preside over the Jefferson Circuit Court, and the bar conferred the honor npon Mr. $. M. Taylor