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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-15

the building of large residence adjoining
his present location. The Mansion House
has been greatly improved by a new roof
and modern style of projection Fhe enter
prising proprietor, Mr.. d. Egery intends
having this old and favorably known hotel
stand repainted and otherwise improved. A
new house has also been recently erected by
Mrs. Buck as a residence fof herself. You
will thus observe, Mr. Editor, that our town
is rapidly improving and will soon take pre-
cedence over the fossilized mountain village.
rhe Grasberger sale, which I noticed
some weeks ago, took place at the appoint
ed time. The property used as the residence
and place of business of NJ. G.. was purchas-
ed by Mr.. John Sharlbaugh for the sum Of
So, $50.
The amusement loving portion Of our cit
liens were rega!ed, few nights ago, with:a
perpatc exhibition consisting principally
of choice selection of Digger indians,
trained horses, a bear, pair of wild goose,
and hand organ. 1t was well patronized,
but miserable humbug.
Strawberries are unusually plenty in this
locality, and lovers of this delicious fruit
as wells as the other Kind of lovers-have
been industriously engaged for Il week or
two in gathering the berries. BUz FUz.
BASE BALL GooDs Gaps, Belts,
Balls, Bats, Bases, Flags, Score Books, Spiked
shoes, SC.
Croqset Sets for So, S., SIn, sI2 and SIS
Send for price list 10 John W. Pittock Pitts
burgh, Pa. LjCH24 4teow.l
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MAR REED,

McGOUGH-DONAHOE.-In Johnatown,
on Wednesday, July 7th. at St. Johns (Cath-
olie) church, by Rev. P. N. Gorvey, Peter
A'Gough, ESQ, of Sonman, and Miss Rose
Dopahoe, of the former place.
We extend to our newly welded friends the
printers blessing and best wishes for long.
prosperous and happy life, and trust that the
dark clouds of adversely which must sometimes
come athwart their pathway will be but mo-
mentary in their passage, and that the bright
sun of peace and contentment will only shine
the brigh ter for the brief obscuriry. If the
Squire is not happy benedict we DoNAHoE
is, for he has won a fair, young and amiable
bride, and he is just the man to appreciate such
blessings and make Joyful the future life of her
who possesses them. So mote it be.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On the Sd
instant, at The Lapier House. Philadelphia, by
Rev B. L. Agnew, DIR. W. B. Lowman, OF
Johnstown, and Miss Susan NJ. Stackhouse, of
Delaware county, Pa.
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ID L z u .

M'CORMICK.-Ath his residence in Sum
merhill township, on Saturday evening, June
18th. Mr.. Patrick NJ Cormick, aged 64 years,
II months and 81 days.
The deceased was born near the town OF Bal
leymahen. County Longford. Ireland. He en-
in this county in 1899. In his last illness he
fortified by the sacFaments of the Catholic
Church, of which he was ever faithful and
ardent member, and in peace with God and
man he died surrounded by his family and a
number OF s!mpathizing friends. While we
mourn the loss of a-dear husband. psovident
father and true friend, we are eonsoled by the
hope that his soul is enjoying the reward prom
ised to those who serve God faithfully II the
end. Requiescat in pace. J. NJ.
LEOPOLp.-Tn Johnstown, on Saturday,
Sd instant of cholera iniantum, Rose, infant
daughter of Emanuel and Hannah Leopold,
aged II weeks.
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CARRoLLTowN, July ~, 1869.

Dear FfccmGn--Our great national ami
versary was duly celebrated in this locality
by grand picnic on Saturday and con-
tinuation of the same on Monday. On
Monday evening supper was served In the
basement of the church, about three hun
dred persons partaking of the good cheer
provided By number of ladies of the con-
gregation. A variety of articles, ornament
al and useful, wera also chanced off at the
same time. The ball at Mr.. II. Blum's on
Saturday evening. was a complete success.
and the passing hours few only too rapid
ly. Taken all in all, the Sd and 9th Of July
were the occasion of as pleasant and agreea-
BILE time as we have experienced for years,
and nothing whatever occurred TO mar the
harmony and general good feeling existing
Among the new improvements of a per-
manent character in this town. | notice that
MIR. Benjamin Wertner has commenced
manufacturing brick for the erection of
large and handsome residence adjoining the
property OF Esq. Scanlan. Mr.. Francis
Flick has also commenced the erection of a
comlnodious blacksmith shop, and Mr.. L.
Binder has contracted with the mechanics for
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NEW MERCAN TILE Fl3M
IN EBENSBURG!

HNDWARD ROBERTS hereby gives
~ notice to his old friends and customers
that, on the first day of } uly, inst he admitted
his son, G. EoRGE Il. ROBERTS, into full partner
ship with him in the mercantile business in
Ebensburg, and that hereafter the firm name
will be EDWARD ROBERTS Il SON.
Our stock will embrace everything in the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods line, Groceries of
all kinds, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. of
the latest styles and of all qualities, full line
OF Hardware, Quoensware. &c, and IL fact
every article to be found m a vel regulated
country store.
eG Having enjoyed successful and pleas
ant experience of more than twenty years in the
business at this place, and having completed Z
spacious edifce on High street ard increased
my facilities for supplying my friends at all
times and at the lowest prices with the best ar
ticles in the market, confidently appeal .o
those who have so generously given me their
confidence and support in the past to continue
the same measure Of patrOnag ge towards the lew
firm. EDWARD ROBERTS
Ebcnsburg. July Is, 1869. IT,
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No ABATEMENT season of dull
ness in business circles always follows the ma
tional holiday, but at the new and popular dry
goods and grocery depot Of a. G. Fry little or
no falling off in trade is yet apparent, and the
reason is that Mr.. Fry keeps such a superb
socket everything, and sells goods at such re-
markably low prices, that everybody is tempt
ed to buy 50 long as they have the money to
do it with.
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CAN,r RIsE--e.Irnth crnshed to eart

CANT RIsE.-"Truth crushed to earth
Will rise again." but not so with the prices Of
all kinds of summer goods at Vallie Barker's
cheap cash store on High street, where prices
have been put down SO effectually that there is
no chance for them to rise again this season
While they are down everybody should go and
help to bring down Valiie's stock by buying
such articles as they need, forssuo dealer can or
will DO better for his customers.
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CoHISG In AND GOING OUT.-There a re
many doors by which customers enter Oak
Hall. but only one, the large one on Market
Street, by which they go cut. Malicious
persons have intimated that this is symbol
ic of the ease with which people get in and
the difficulty with which they get out of the
grasp of the great clothing men. Very well,
gentlemen. just as you please about it.
Any one of the tens of thousands of regu-
lar customers of Oak Hall will testify that
it is uot only easy to get in. but impossible
to stay out, in view of the low prices and
excellent clothing found there. aud that it
is not only difficult to get out but actually i'm
possible ever to cease bying al their clothes
there after they have once made trial Of the
unparalleled advantages of dealing with
Wauamaker s. Brown.
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BALLOON ASCENSION was to
have been n balloon ascension in JOhnstown
on the 9Th inst. but it failed from the fact that
Murphy & Co.. at the Scott (Houston) House,
had such run of custom that they sold out all
the material of which balloons are made. They
have sent on for thousand more yards OF silk
and other ct ceteras. 'Causa causae, causa
causautez" is their motto. which msSns that
they have cheap dry goods.
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TIE Flour TRADE.-Considerabl effort
is being made by business men here to es-
tablish for themselves an extensive -four
trade, but thus far our groce: friend Oat-
man seems to have had the inside track on
all competitors, and he is just now about to
introduce brand of -four called the ''Eas-
tern Star" which he has had manufactured
exclusively for his own trade. that cannot
fail to give such entire satisfaction that his
store will henceforth be, par erceItence. the
Flour Depot of Northern Cambria. kach
barrel and sack of this -four will bear
printed guarantee over Mr.. Oatman's own
signature, and every purchaser will know
exactly what kind of flour will be sent him
before paying for it. Retail dealers will be
supplied with any quantity they may desire
at the very lowest wholesale rates. Cheap
ness and excellence is Mr.. Oatman's motto
in the sale Of -four and groceries,
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The Weekly Intelligencer will be mailed to
single subscriber throughout the Guhernatorial
Campaign for FIFTY CENTS. To clubs of
twenty-five, OF more, for FORTY CENTS
Send for specimen copies.
THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER- The
Daily 1ntUllig0lcer is sent by mail for S5 year.
TO ADVE ERTISE
The Iutelligencer is the best advertising me-
dium IN Central Pennsylvania. EsPEcIALLY FOR
REAL ESTATE, Address
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July Is. 1869. st. LANCASTER, IA.
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FnrrT CASs.-The fruit and berry sea-

FnUTT CASs.-The fruit and berry sea-
son has commenced, and as all provident house
keepers will waut to put up more or less of
these delicacies for future use, it may be desi-
rable to know that George Huntley is prepared
to furnish, in large small quantities, all sizes
Of fruit cans, made of the very best charcoal
tin. Dealers buying to sell again will be sup
piled on very liberal terms. Prime sugar for
preserving purposes can also be had very cheap
al Hun;ley s house furnishing emporium.
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Loretto, July Is, 1869. .-3t.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.-To An

NOTICE IN PARTITION To An
L drew J. Otterson, who resides in San Fran
cisco, CAL, Daniel c.. Otterson, OF Alaska
Catharine, now intermarried with Robert Dew
lin, of Sacramento, Cal, and Thomas Otterson,
of San Francisco, Gal, heirs and legal repre-
sentatiYes of Thomas Otterson, late of Sum
mtville borough, Cambria county, deceased
TAKE NOTICE that an inquest will be held at
the late dwelling house of Thomas Otterson,
late OF Summitville borough. Cambria county,
Pennsylvania, deceased. on SATURDAY, THE
3lsT DAY CT July, INST, at l O'Clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of making partition
of the real estate of said deceased to and among
his children and legal representative, if the
same can be done without prejudice 10 or spoil
ing of the whole ; otherwise, to value and ap-
praise the same-at which time and place you
are requested to attend ii you think proper
JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff
Sheriir's Office, EbeDsb urg, July 10, 1869 .-3t
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N E5ensburg town, in public street,
A big crowd of people together did meet,
And the reason they came, tell you can.
Twas to see rope walked by daring show
man.
All of which goes to show that some things
can be done well others, and is here er-
Eerred to merely to remind our readers that the
recently enlarged store room Of H 4. Shoe
maker Co., is amply stocked wirh every des-
cription Of summer dry goods, dress goods,
furniture, groceries, etc. This firm cannot b<
uudcrsold il this community or elsew here.
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The Lancaster Weekly IutelIigeucer is the
Oldest Democratic Journal published in the
English language i'll Pennsylvania. Ii - see-
ond IN size to none in the State. and is unsur-
passed as family aud polftica, newspaper. 1t
is Dow offered at the fol lowing very low
CL y B RA TES
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NSTATE OF DANIEL CARNEY

EVSTATE OF DANIEL CARNEY,
Ia SR., DECEASED. Whereas, Letters Tes-
tamentary the estate of DANIEL CARNEY, Sr. !,
late of Allegheny township. Cambria county.
deceased have been granted to the undersign-
ed, all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against. the same will present.
them properly adiudicsted for settlement.
p. + CARNEY, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, June Il, IS69.-6t.
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M L. JONES, PRACHcAL TABOR,
ORs respectfully informs the citizens of Eb-
ensburg sn1 vicinity that he has commenced
the TAILORING BUSHES in all its va
rieu5 branches. in the room adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. II homas Todd and opposite the
store CT a. A. Barker L. Son, East Ward, Eb-
snsburg BY strict attention 10 business and
a differentiation to give entire satisfaction in
the quality and price of work done by me, 1
hope to merit a fair share of patronage. Spe-
cial care will be taken in the cutting and fit,
ting of garments. July |, 1863. 3m.s
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A UDITOR'S SNOTICE.-Theu under
IN signed, having been appointed Auditor
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county TO
distribute the money in the hands of Joseph
Croyle, Administrator de bonis non of Thomas
Croyle, deed, amongst the heirs and legal re-
pressutatives of said deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will attend for that purpose, at
his Office in Ebensburg, on Monday, Cd day OF
August next, at / O'Clock, p. m, when and
where all persons interested may attend.
JOSEPH MCDONALD.
Ebensburg, July IS, 1867 .-3t.
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GAUTION.-Notice is hereby given
~ that l have purchased from Thomas z.
Evans, of Cambria township, Cambria oo0nty.
the following. described personal property, and
which have left with him during my pleasure:
1 Bay Horse, Bay Mare, . Se.s Of Harness,
j Two Horse Wagon aRd Ladders, Mich
Cows, Double Harrow
JOHN b. ROSS.
Blackliek ToWaship June II. ls69.24 81.
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EBENSBURG, MONDAY, JULY 26th,
SUMMITVILLE, tuesday, July 9th.

EHSTATE OF IGNATIUS ADAMS.
"a DLcEAsED.-Notice of Rule on the Heirs
and Legal Representatives of Ignatius Adams,
deceased
CAMBRIA COUNTY, ss-The Common
wealth of Pennsy sylvapia to Joseph Criste, Guar
dian of Eliza Kyle, and Guardian PRO HAc VICE
for Wnifred anu Thomas Reilly and lor jane
and Anne L. Adams. Mathew NJ. Adams. Mary
Miller, (foruerly Mary Reilly,) nov residing
in Pittsburgh, Pa, Bridget and John Reilly,
(the said John now residing in Clear6eld coun-
ty. Pa.,) Ignatjus Adams, Jr-, (present resi-
deDce unknown,) heirs and legal representa-
tives of Ignatls Adams, late of Washington
township, in said county, decessed You and
every CT you are hereby cited TO be and appear
before the Jud ge5 of Ihe Orphans Court to be
held at EbensbUrg on the fTst Monday of Sep
tember next, and then and there TO accept
refuse to take the real estate Of the said Igns-
Eus Adams, deceased, situate in the township
of " Washington afOre lid, and which has been
valued and appraised by an Inquest awarded
by the said Court, and returned by the SheIiT
OF said county on the 3d June, 1868, to wit
No. , containing acres and I50 perGhes, val
ued and appraised at eleven dollars per acre
No. 2, containing acre and 81 perches, yaius1
and appraised at one hundrei dollars per acre:
No. 2, containing 2 acres and 130 perches, val
ued ard appraised at nine dollars per acre
No. 4, containing liS acres and i25 perches,
valued aud apprais ed st sixteen dollars per acre.
No. D, containing All acres and 80 perches,
valued and appraised at nine dollars per acre
No. q, containing All acres and 40 perches,
valued and appraised at nine dollars per acre;
or show cause why the same should nOl be sold -
And herein fail not.
Witness the Hon George TAYLOR, President
Judge of our said Court, at Ebensburg, this
Both day of June. A D. 1869.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Attest-JoHS A BLAIR, Sheriff
EbeD sburC. July 10. 1860