The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-28

EPhraim Jacoby to Simoa Donmyer une
II, 10 lot in Conemaugh township, 500
f hraim Jacoby TO Lewis w Buck, une /,
1869, lot in Conemnugh township. Sl0u.
Lewis Jacoby and wife to Lewis W. Buck.
Sept. 10, 1863, lot in Coueuaugh twp, SlI0.
Charles b. Ellis and wife to j ohm NJ Skely,
April 20, 1869, lot in village Nummerhill. 800.
Christian Fulmer and wife to ohm c. Trim
Ebeasburg... .... $3.50
jacob TrelIz and wife to Lewis Cobaugh,
April 'G6, lot and imp'ts in Johnstown $500
Jacob Stincman and vile to Geo. b Slime
man, April l6, 1869, l40 acres and / Il perch
es in Richland township. . So GOO
Same to same, on same day, 20 acres and
l36 pcrches in Richlaud township. 81 600.
Same to Mary A. Stull, same day, acres
and las perches in Richland township, $500.
John a. Swegler and wife to Geo. Slater,
May 25. l6GS lot III Johnstown, $3.50. $3.50
John Cable and wife TO j Fronheiser, April
! H. 69. lot and imp'ts in Conemh twp :. 500.
F. p Grasberger and wife to John w Shar-
! baugh, June l6. 1869, lots and improvements
I in Carrolltown borough. -......... $3, 800.
( Jos. RapD and wife to Conrad Welfel, Sept
! %, '69. lot and imp'ts in Johnstown, =. $3.50
! David M'Conaughy and wife to John Slain.
/ July IA, 1869, lot in Cambria boro', 5000.
VIM. S. Jones and wife to William Stevens,
! Mar ~, GO, lot and inpts in Milville, $500.
| Charles B. Ellis and wife to Margaret Jones,
March 3, 1866, lot in Millville, ~ $50
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! 81 1869, lot in Conemaugh borough. $500.
Geo. Wagner and wife to Moses kring, A pr.
! I5 S69 lot and imp'ts in Johnstown, 8 500.
Lewis ". Shfnk and vile to Moses Kring.
December ,, l8C8. acres and 231E perches in
Richanc township, ...... SloU.S9.
Augustus Severng and wife to W m. Brown,
September i, 1863, lot and Improvements in
! Conemaugh borough h,.........- .-..... 800.
| Henry Topper and wife to Martha Topper,
/ October IA. 1869. 81 acres and 90 perches in
/ ALLEGHENY township, .......... $3.50.
/ James M. Closkey to Edward N'Glade, Aug.
Is Is5G lot in Allegheny townshi2 2,--S70.
| Jordan Marbourg and wife to Charlie Kelly,
! Aug. 7, 1861, lot in Conemaugh boro' $50
/ L B COhick and wife to John w Trabert,
I Oct. Q, 1869, lot IT COnemaugh boro' $3.50,
! Bernard McDermitt. Treasurer, to J j De
armitt. June ii, 1866, 100 acres in Allegheny
/ township 40.
G George Zech and others to John Llmsou,
/ strip Of land in Taylor township.--nomnal
! Cambria Iron Company to John Lauison,
/ Dec. Is, 1866, acre in Taylor twp.,-S25O.
! John Piatt to Richard Sloan, Aug 5, 1854,
! lot in Su. quehanna ship,--nominal.
Richard Sloan to Sam'l Breth, Oct ~. 80,
/ 49 acres and 230 perc's III Susq. twp.-S2 900
Isaac Kaufman and vile to George kurtZ.
! Oct. 81, 1863, lot in Millviile borough, -S427.
/ Owen NJ Cabe and wife to Morgan Reese,
/ Oct. 2I, 90, lot aud impts in hillviile.-S9O0.
Christian 1hmsen and wife Lewis Pitt,
: Oct. 81, 1889, lot in Millville borough,-S465.
/ Oct 2l 1869, lot IN Miiville borough $3.50
David Watt ard wife to Owen Clark, Octo-
/ Der 25, 1869, lot in Galliszn township,-S5O
Owen Clark 10 Mary Bouge., October 25.
! 1869, lot in Gallitzin toS nship, $50
/ A BATCH oF Observation-Disclosures sends
greeting to Ebensburg with liberal hand
this week. Through our wide-awake and
| intelligent correspondent, Rob Roy" we
J bou ANen fIlnHp tho Ci.tIp M q Tl 1f4r
| of very desirable and useful articles.
1 Heading the list are patent egg heater,
/ beautiful wire coffee or teapot stand and a
/ very neat dish stand of the same material,
all Of which have been presented by. our
whoe-souled. enterpris;ng friend, F. w.
Hay, who keeps one Of the largest stove
tiuware and hardware notion depots in West
ern Pennsylvania and " ho adveTtises liber-
ally, deals fairly eId honestly, and does more
business than any other dealer in the ten
counties. Ilo has tie thanks of our better
half and the benedction OF ourself.
Next in order is very seasonable present
in shape Of a mince-meat and apple cutter.
which reaches us with the compliments of
of Mr.. William II. Levergood, dealer in all
kinds of stoves. tinwaie and other goods in
that line. Mr. L. sells Antitrust Parlor
and Cook Stoves, among the latter of which
can be found the Monitor, Dictator, Excel
sior. Victory, &c, and by liberal and cor
rect business intercourse with his fellow-men
has built up trade of which he may well
feel proud We commend him to the pa
tronagc Of our friends throughout the county.
And last but not least comes an eleg ant
wire hanging basket from the leading Johns
town hardware house of Messrs. Benton &
Waype, aud we feel sure that the woman
who owns us will know what use to make
of it. The kind donors keep everything IN
the way of hardware, cutlery, etc, at their
extensive store on Franklin street, nearly
opposite the post Office, and we know where
of ve speak when We say that they are en-
inently worthy of the most liberal patronage,
as all our ffierds ascertain by paying
their establishment visit or consulting
I. those who have.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS .-Oa last Friday
Hon Richard Vaux of Phiiadel phia. accom-
panied by MessIs. John Bolt, I. A. b. Weld
man and Charles II. Kingston. of the same
city, were in this place from the arrival of
the morning train from Cresson, at 10 a. N. q,
until about O'Clock, p. m, when they left
on special train furnished by the Pa. r. r
Co. Mr.. Naux being, as we understand the
highest officer in the Masonic fraternity in
this State, came here with his friends of the
order to transact certain business connected
with the Lodge here. He was called upon
by a number of our citizens at the Cambria
House, where he and the other Philadelphia
gentlemen had rooms. and where all partook
Of one Of Mr.. Fosters most elegant dinners
Mr.. Yaux, as we'll as the other gentlemen
with him. walked through and about our
town, and expressed themselves as greatly
pleased with this high latitude. as we'll as