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REVIEW | uc ces
Migration of ¢ Moravian
dians 1n 1772
THROUGH CENTRAL
Ihe Concluslon of the Sketch by S
Row, of Philipsburg —Experienc
n Centre and Clearfield County
Origin of Names
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anxious night, but after a talk with the
maicontents on the morning of the
he felt reassured, and says
‘I journeyed on with a few brethrex
two miles, in a pelt BE rain, to the te
of Chinklacamoose, were we fo d
three huts and a few patches of Indiar
corn The name signifies, “No one tar
ries here unwillingly It may perhaps
be traced to the circumstance that some
thirty years ago and Indian resided here
as a hermit upon a rock, who was wont
to appear to the Indian hunter
ful
in fright.
shapes some of these he k ed,
others he robbed of their sk ns, and th
he did for Many years Inasmuch a
Rev, Ettwein had knowledge of a rig
nal idioms, and was fan Ar with the
Aguas of the Delaware i not
keiy that he would have given th ex
planation, had he not cot lered it cot
rect
From "'Chinklac AMoose, he says,
“we moved on four miles, and were
obliged to wade the West Bran h three
times, which is here rapid and full of
ripples.” On the 17th, “we advanced
only four miles to a creek that comes |
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awaiting Roth and his d ) who
In remain 1 RH} ) A ) L £3
we i We TA ¥) nree mile
north we t 144) TN 0 ny 4
mes Here, too, the path went preg
¥ up the untain, and four or
miles up a uj y» the tq
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B pring, the headwate yf the Oh
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ranches of the Mahoni: Kiwo ad :
al deer were secured nm the nex ay
enough fish were caught at this place
upply the entire cami ATRe pike
aAimon i espe Ail A IATRE specie
Mmknown oa resem! ng the heey
head, in these part vied ‘buffalo-fish
Fhe meat is better than rock fish and
there are no hHins A torto ¢ of peculias
pecies, ATge as a goose was also
caught The she above was hard
only along the back and he ow in the
middie, otherwise a Around soft and
vercolored
When all had arrived at their dest Has
tion, they were weld omed heartliy by
the Brethren and ster “We are at a
088 how Lo express our praise and grat
tude to the Lord A Ettwein,
for a his merce Wn Rood: mch
ifed to us on th memorable mroey
il ginning wa na ous, as the
HICASICS were preva DE nthe towns of
Friedenshuetten and She shequ un, and a
lack of supplies was perceived already
m the Susquehanna The
proved a hindrance to out pt
it attacked both
epidemic
IKTERS, As
adults and children,
The former had to lay by at least two or
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wh he was seated e wa ed off
1 hb | as knock i " "
y Friday afternoon I he stor ad
the truck onto the a oad track
4 ecanced from the west The » ew a
truck passed over his chest. badly
ng his body and face The injar "ig aa BIE Ret
Ing roofs and litter ng the streets with
Bot serious but painfu
branches broken from trees and shrub
The © ry Reverend rene (3 .
in ye K crena Lugene Arvey bhery Some part of the counts there
BD. D., of Pittston, has been ann ted &
. on, old and Wilwas a heavy fall of hall of ATRe size
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hop of the new Pennsylvania diocese Ihe full force of the storm strack M
of whi ' sa 1g ts hee » offi od -—,
of which Altoona is we the official head Ha arde were ruined by the ha
uarters, and } 1}! p 10w
jua and which will be known as and trees stripped of thelr fruit caves
the Altoona See The H Ls « » 0 y
a . Fhe lim if the new and small branches in Nittany valley
Hocese have been fixed 1 includ , Lat
\ a xed 10 include the | oq of Salona the storm was not so
following counties : Cambria, B alr, Som: | heavy as in the east end
ersett, Bedford, Fulton Huntingdon,
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Centre and Clinton counties
. " Big Sale of Land
Michael Wayne, of Rush township Ron Land
Lenire county, and Barbara ( oogan, of The Philipsburg Coal and and Co,
Morris, 1
O1
Oa county, broke the
Wh
icen®e at the Register and
at Wi
Thursday, Alderman Batzle
record
quick marriages ¢ they were
securing thei:
Recorder office, Hamsport, last
was called
in, the knot was tied before the ink was
dry on the license, and the newly.wed
ded couple hurried Away Lo cal
for Rush township
bh atrain
On Saturday, June 1st, is the first event
of the season at Hecla Park.
an all day fete under the
| Hecla base ball club,
It will be
In the afternoon
auspices of the |
THURSDAY, Ml
» COUNTY NEWS park cams. Following thas there
through their agent, p EK. Womelsdort
inst week « ed a deal disposing of two
thousand acres of cated land to Aaron
R. Woodring and John Kelley, of W rth
township
The
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and lies on and near the
| Mile
waters of | and Six
unseated
OK run
run, and is the largest sale of
land made in this vicinity for a long time,
Messrs. Woodring any Kelley will imme.
diately proceed to cut the timber on the
property and use the surface of the same
for pasturing large herds of
cattle. ~Philipsburg Journal.
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DILIGENCE
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ODD FELLOWS render one he childre wife N
and Vasilk ihe iter was com
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‘ it the A 1 pelied to sign an agreement to pay wife
sion N $10 a month fo support for a
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I he enty-ninth a A CR810 "| period of month The parting ¢
we (Cran eo : ‘
the Gran Lod ge ) ) Fe yw m tween the woman and Vasilk and w
1M 1 ’ : > th v »
vened 1unesday at Gettysburg with "Ee 'No Aller the hearing was very pathe
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than a thousand delegates Atiendence. | tic, as the parties had be yme greatly a
The ree y | ) “ yy TT | relay
The repo ) he grand secretary tache y each other
showed ¢ nitiations during the year "
N " » n ’ I has yr “ ’
Rf nel increase of ] ihe present Runaway Horses
membership 1s 1 and there are 29 ’ ’ a
3 3 " Saturday afternoon Samuel Krebs was
14 past grands in the state The relief A
\ iriving two horses to his home in the cast
report showed 5.45% members relieved
, end of Nittany valley, when about a mile
The sum expended for various items of '
{ was § Rea Ty N ; | AO 1a half east of Mill Hall, the horses
reiiel As MO §.44 "EE ece Piss ©
1 rightened at a trolley car, and dashed
subordinate lodges were | : i: the a
ts, § kof $ up the road The bit broke in one of the
ASOLs, 1.00 And the BCErease
horse's mouths which caused the drives
0 i ng the past thirty. hres YOAMS A
" " 0 ose contro { the animals Th
the lodge I Pennsylvania have disty "
» . Yue . fs 1 : > hnow v
ses broke loose from the a y and
buted relief $£14.4587.06¢ 60 There are he 4 4 s ; ho ,
wo} ‘ then jumped over the abutment into the
i, O88 orging Od Res EVEN were sut
creek and swam down the stream about
rendered and five were instituted
Joseph A A quarter of a mile where they were
J
Mackey, of Williamspoyt,
was elected grand secretary,
the late James B. Nicholson
est competitor was Harry 1
Philadelphia,
to succeed
His strong.
Neal, of
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There's many witty
can't fll their bellies,
caught The occupants of the buggy
were not injured and the animals were
pot hurt,
In a very unsatisfactory manner the
men whose brains | Mate supreme court affirms the recent
"Ripper" legislation.