The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

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/ half the Deeds left for record at the Office of
James Griffin, Esq. Register, since the 4th
inst. We will report the others next week.
/ John Hill and wife to Sarah Reed, Aug. ..
! 1869, house and lot in Johnstown, ... $500.
VIM. Callan and wife to NJ. NJ Adams, Nov
%, 1865, lot in Loretto borough, - $500.
! Nj. NJ. Adams and wife to WIN. CalIan, Nov
/ %, 1865, acres and l50 perches in Washing
ton township: -.....,. 81 ,460.
/ Adam Bupp and wife to John Old, Aug IL i,
! 1869, lot in Conemaugb borough, 49, 1850.
! Philip Collins and wife to Daniel Fl. Lemon,
April l, 1869, 5S acres and l59 perches in
/ Washington township, ST. 500.
/ Jos. Younkin and wife to Job Sheath Jan
81, 1868, 46 acres and l45 perches in White
! Peter Hileshine and wife to Geo Fite, June
u, 1869, so acres and 81 perches in ----
township, Observation-Disclosures. $500.
George Glasser and wife TO Andrew Miller,
Aug. -, 1865, acre in Chest twp, S42 SO.
Chas. Kohler and wife to John Mester, Nov.
30, 1865, lot and Improvements in Conemaugh
| township. .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l,l00.
Gale Heslop and wife to Abraham Fresh,
| Sept. 80, 1865, acres and "a perches in 70
der township, ,......... $500
Christian Harrison and wife to Abraham
| Fresh, Dec. Z, 1868, 40 acres and 25 perches
! in Jackson township, p,.......... S70O.
| William Tibbott and wife to Jas r. Davis,
Nov. 9, 1868, lot and improvements in Johns
town. n,.................... 50. 200.
Geo W. Kern and wife and Ex'rs Of Joseph
Kern to Rob't Balm, June 3, 1853, lot in ern
vile, Observation-Disclosures. $500.
Aaron Stutzman and wife to Abel Finley,
June 10, 1869, I02 acres in Taylor tp., $i75.
Sam'l Horner and wife 10 Jacob P. Strayer,
Sept. II. 1868, acre in Yoder twp, $50.
! Same to John A. Thomas same date, acre
! in \ oder township. p,................ 80.
| Christian Good to Joseph Funk. VIM. Byers
and Jos. ). Burkhart, 80 perches for grave
yard in Jackson township, ........ nominal.
! John G.. Miles and wife to Patrick Risbin,
May 6, 1869. 1Cs acres and 1lS perches and
/ improvements on Chest Greek, 49,. S54S. .6S.
| Margaret Duly to Francis Flick, --, 80,
| lot in Carrolltown,. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50.
James Anderson and wife TO c. r. ". Dun
lap. Aug. I6, 1869, 130 acres and Ill perches
and improvements in Susquehanna tp., 81 400.
John G. Miles, Exec'I of Ruth Mcconnell,
decd, to a. G. Finney ard >. d. BaTrows,
Sept. 6, 1869, 10 ,236 acres and 81 perches in
/ Cambria and Clearfeld counties, $40 900.
Joseph W Long and wife to Saml A. Long,
May 2S, 1869, one fourth interest in saw mill,
/ lath machinery, live stock. utensils, accounts,
etc.. of Long, Stewart & Co., and a like inter
est in 235 acres and 96 perches and improve
ments in Allegheny township, ...... $4,000.
| David A. Stewart and wife to Saml A. Long,
half int crest in above property, S5 500.
Jos. Noel and wife to Mathew Fsrabauy yh,
April 90, 1869, % acres in Munster 800
L
pie, July %, 1867, 45 perches in Yoder, 5000.
IT is fact patent to all that our next door
neighbor, NJ. l.. Oatman, the extensive gro
Ger and -four dealer, receives more goods and
sells in greater bulk than any merchant in
this community, and it is fair to presume
that this large trade is the result Of fair deal
ing and the superiority of the -four, grocer
les, ETC., sold by him. Wherever his East
ern Star Flour has been tested it has given
satisfaction, and the same may be said of all
the'other articles with which he supplies his
many customers at the very lowest prices.
THE Most CoNTENrED MAN.-The wick
edest man lives in New York. The most
contented man lives in Johnstown. He is
! called James j. Murphy. He keeps clo-
thing store on Clinton street. No 100. He
/ sells cheap and smokes his cigar with as
much independence (navea) as Gen. Grant.
He keeps constantly on hand new goods and
cheap. He orders goods every week. He
can supply the wants of any customer, and
he is a very obliging man. Call and see him.
A MoUNrAIN VoIcE.-We predict that a
spirit will haunt our mountains before one
month passes around. and will cry out, "Go
to Leopold Mayors Dry Goods Store, No.
212 Main street, Opera House. Johnstown,
aud buy all your dress goods, fancy goods,
muslns, ribbons, hats and bonnets, and woel
woe woe to them that do not heed this
aGmonition. for their money will be given
for that which is not bread. and the reward
Of their labor for that which satisfeth not"
AUTUMN.-This is the first month OF au-
/ tumn-a season which admonishes all of the
! near approach of winter-and now is the
time to be setting your houses in order for
the cold weather. If you need cook or
heating stove, or any other of the number
less articles Indispensable to housekeeping,
don't fail to patronize Geo. Huntley, the only
hardware dealer in Ebensburg, and you will
be sure to get the best article for the least
money at all times.
YES! YES! o YES THAT'S what
court crier says. Auctioneers also cry out.
'sO yes - and then sell bad goods at half
price. But Murphy & Co. can sell dry goods
without CRYING go yes!" Just call at their
store, Houston House, Main street, Johns
town. and witness the crowd congregated
there, waiting a chance to buy and carry
away an armful of goods, or a wagon load,
as is sometimes the case. The "boys" know
! how to please.
CUSTOM WoRK.-Leopold s. Brother. Clo-
thing Merchants. 241 Main street, Johns
town. keep constantly on hand the latest
fashion plates and will insure any customer
new snit of clothes, made according to or
der, in five days after the measure is taken.
They keep samples of all kinds of cloth for
examination. They also keep on hand all
| kinds of made~up clothing, for summer or
winter, which will be sold cheap.
| L. COHEN, of L. Cohen & Brother, is now
/ in the Eastern cities laying in stock of new
and seasonabie clothing. They have now
on hands very large assortment of cheap
made-up clothing. But Notwithstanding
this, they call their stock low, and are lay
| ing in very large additional stock OF fall
! and winter STYLES of the very best make and