The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-09-03

seek their fortunes.
Seymour and Blair Clubs are being organ
lied all over the county. meeting for the
purpose of forming club will be held at
Conemaugh Station on next Friday evening.
Yours, &c. WIsP.
BRIEF MENTIoN Mr. r. r. Thomas will
serve up the first oysters of the season at his
Saloon on High street, this Thursday even
ing, and lovers of these delicious bivaives
will do well to be on hand to enjoy the rich
feast.-See advertisement in our paper
to-day offering for sale very fine farm In
Westmoreland county, which we assured
can be bought at a great bargain.-The
Ebensburg Foundry is now in full blast, and
the new proprietors are prepared to turn out
work which will be credit TO their me.
chanical skill and strong inducement for
all who need anything in their line to pa
tronze them. See their advertisement and
then see them, if you wish any article they
manufacture.-Mr.G Gee. Norris, of Derry
township, Westmoreland county, was kick
ed on the mead and body by fractious
horse, on Sunday morning week. and SO Sc
verey injured that he died in few minutes
after.-Two pigs with two legs each, and
one with only one leg, were found among
litter of pigs produced by sow in West
moreIand county on Sunday week Mr..
d. J. Evans, has removed his tailoring es
tablishment to Reade's new building on Cen
tre street, three doors from High street, and
is now better prepared than ever to give his
customers ''fits. lion. Thomas Collins,
of Philadelphia, and his amiabie lady are at
present on a visit TO Ebensburg, called here
by the serious illness of his brother, Mr..
james Collins.-Dr. Belford was unavoid-
ably detained from making his usual month
ly professional trip to this place on Monday
of last week, but will be here punctually
on the fourth Monday of the present month.
Patrick Dullenty, an employee OF the
Cambria Iron Company, was seriously in
jured, a few days since, by the blowing up
of a pudding furnace: Several others we're
slightly injured at the same time-San> -
Mckinney, tailor who worked with Mr..
Thomas Eway, of Altoona, for number of
years, but who was recently employed about
the Pennsylvania Railroad Yards. at Pitts
burgh, bad his heel badly crushed by car
wheel passing over it, few days since, and
died OF lock jaw shortly afterwards.
A New EsTABLISHMENT.-Mr. Andrew
Noses announces through our paper to-day
that he has commenced the manufacturing
to order of all kind of gentlemen's wearing
apparel. in the well-known Suppes' build
Ing, Clinton street, Johnstown, and We
know from personal observation that he has
a very large stock of the best cloths, cassi-
meres, etc., on hand, which his long expert
ence as merchant tailor and foreman of the
| Cambria Iron Co.'s tailoring department
will enable him to manufacture in the latest,
neatest ana best style Of the art. Our gen.
| tlemen friends will find Mr.. Moses good
workman and clever, deserving, prompt
and obliging business man.
! Is THE FRONT RANK.-No town of the
same size and few of larger dimensions can
| Law claim to better arranged or more am
| ply filled hardware, tiuware and general
| variety store than the one kept by our over
| the-way neighbor, Mr.. Geo. Huntley. No
| housekeeper, farmer, mechanic, or other per-
son in the community, can go amiss for what
he wants in Mr.. Huntley's line of traffic if
| he calls upon him, and no man is more dis
| posed to deal fairly and literally with his
customers than he is. The best of goods
and the lowest of prices is his motto, and he
| lives up to it strictly.
| wCAUaHr THE FEvEE.-V. S. 3 arker. our
clever merchant friend over the way, has
caught the improvement fever, and his store
and dwelling is becoming "thing of beau
| ty" under the maaipulations of the painters
| brush. Vallie is up to the times in all
things. and keeps one of the largest. most
| desirable and varied assortmsnts of merchan-
! disc in this market, which he sells as cheap
as like articles can be bought anywhere in
this part of the State.
IMPRovEp.-Our jewel,er friend. G. T.
Roberts, has improved the outward appear
/ ance of his store and residence by having it
very neatly painted. and can now boast one
Of the handsamest store and dwelling houses
in Ebensburg. Chan. is.prospering::beeause
he deserves to prosper. He keeps an excel
lent stock of goods, sells at fair prices, and
attends faithfully to his business. From
such men people will buy.