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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-27
sp1ENDID CHANCE

rho Economical, he USE
k ON bih EntertainIng, and tho
fuia; a;ss%%utIfuII s% Rare oHeT'
, arranged to furnish the CAMBRIA
Il have diDrwoRrsr's ILIrsrRATED MONTH.
tSAZ ZZ,nDEL an PARLOR MAGAZINE OF
EneiTA ne "a for only SS. 10.
hi-S-s-,s MONTHLY MAGAZINE consslns the
s'n'Sff ST III others, including the utilities
uL.s ..EoId - and Home interests in all its
TIr Ti1sHI- Reliable Fashions in all their de-
s gt.: Th. BEAUTIES and utilities of Literature,
J isTe,cbes. y Stoiies. Music, aud every
Y = entertaining and useful reading cal,
'eD .. enliven and elevate society and
Fel " homes cheerful, attractive, useful.
".' with large and magnificent Sleel
|hhfPy f,, % by 35 inches. entitled Il he
a.,r9 >. aT rhe Fourth of July, valued at Slo'
,"bscriber as premium.
Gu .ograying era is all done in line and stip
q t.'rp OTs ,be original painting by Lily NJ.
iI9n nd besioes the copyright, cost over
'si, .h,,rsand dollars. and is acknowledged
NO Nc be the most perfect and beautiful
l'';-'-.rfrg l'';.' ever issued In this country.
-,s&I0 will not procure another that
I'M! ~! so much interest and beauty. Ten
~ Mailing the engraving should accom-
4 he :a5scr!Ption'
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EBENSBURC FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL BLAST
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c

II AVING purchased the we'll known EB
Ii ENSBURG FOI NDRY from Mr. Edw
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost en-
tirely. besides rs.it'iag it With new maehinery.
the subscribers a. now prepared to furnish
COOK, PARLOR f. HEATLNG STO YES,
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES, MILL GAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS Of every
description. IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
manner Of articles manufactured in nrst class
Foundry. Job " ork of ali kind attended to
promptly and done cheaply.
The special attention Of Farmers Is invited
10 tive newly patented PLOUGHS which We
possess the sole right TO manufacture and sell
in this county, and which are admitted to be
the bes, ever introduced TO the public.
Believing ourselves capable of performing
any work in our line in the moHt satisfactory
manner. and knowing that we can do work at
LOWER FRIcFs than have been charged in this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
We will be found worthy of liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made 70 wholesale dealers
H The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or castings given in exchange.
Ora rKRAs AaR s5RicIY CASH on COUNT y
PRODUCE. CONVERY, VINROE q CO.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2, 1863.
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sr. AUGUSTINE, Jan. "a. 1870.

Dear Freeman-The Fair at Chest Springs
in aid of st. Augustine's church closed on
Thursday night last. and the result has been
most gratifying TO both clergy and congre-
CATION. During the two weeks it continued
nothing occurred to mar the harmony and
good feeling which marked the enterprise
from first to last. all having wed with each
other in promoting that unity of action and
kindness of feeling which in such cases sell
dom if ever fail of success. The ladies who
presided at the different tables deserve the
highest mede of praise for the indefatigable
industry. the winning urbanity and the un-
affected grace which they brought to the dis
charge of their arduous duties. The men,
bers of the Young Mems Catholic Associs-
tion also deserve honorable meution for the
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DENTI@S'FRY? ?
DR.. John Fry.

A6eA8No0
Having esrnansntly ;eeatsa N JOAhstewn. s
seFt AR1IFrCl AL1EkTE os geauiEs Rsb-
sr tyslesnile) Bsse. Or. II preferred. he will
IN srt them oa Geld 90 earets Ane) or 5IiyeF
(ehs micsllv purs)--both Of his own repairing
on flatina, Aisnnfun. Palseiun. Csraite
and Adauantiae. Also. the PVrtelain teeth.
Extracting. Filliae and Cleaning OF Teeth
carefully pesforusd. sveid: 6 ali unnecessary
pain.
he would ALEC ean att st'ou to his res nSde
Sling teeth ~ith CRYSTAL GOLD. Whieh Is
The beet preparaiion eser iatroSaosd for dIliLg
teeth. BE eau restore 1.soTa 2 rs SAfcHaL
saArR with this geld. sn4 make tie Sling ss
solid as piece Of gold esin. Go and hars
your teeth sxa miosd every HiS months at least.
aud if there Is any seeay Reoat them ksve them
6Iled With CrFetai 08ld and Jeu will sev Z
need artificial tseth ArtI6riai teeth are good
suhatitu,e. bat shsv DO not canpare with the
natural teeth when N hs< ltAv atate-
All work Johe 10 sueh n uner - rot to be
exeelled ia Stsls Bsxsts. Comfort. LiGktnees.
Durability. and WarrsGted N give eatisfaesiOn.
and he harmless 20 the meth
Samples Of his work nay be Ell mined By all
who desire 20 zee them. The tGlloSing speaks
for itself:
TESTIMONIALS
VIZ the unasrsignsd. eitisens of Latrnbe aud
Ligopisr. " WeetDorelan1 county. Pa, che. rfuI-
" submit the felloSisg IS expressive of oar
estimate Of DR. Frye abilities IS nsntiSt:
We regard Dr.. Fry ss natsralls adapted 20
the professiVa Of Ais choke. HE mechanical
Ingenuity has fsrni-hsd to his art nany inYAi-
table notifications and !rnprovcments. and ws
deem Il due u him and the puhlio 81 large 20
say that, frUn loeg ard Intimate AcquaiUl-
Anee, We can eohfdslily recommend hin to all
who may feel inierested. as an able, faithful
and experienced work man.
LArRoBE-Ei FergHses. n D. John Nc
Girr. u d Rev Jerone kearnes. J l. Cham
her. " g. Head J ,ssPh A. BEAD. MlchI Bos-
sort. Daeid Williams.
LioosrkR-L. T Beam. II D.. Wm Ash
CON. Jacob Rieher. y u Marker. Eco JAcub
Breniser. P II joseph Seroggs. d. d.
LArGHLIssrowE-Robert Louther Rsq A.
q Armor, P u.
FArarlrrp-Dr James Taylor. ,my iy-l
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A N D R E w MO 81 S
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUPPEs's BUIl DING, CLlNros ST., JoHNsTowN,
HAS just received his fall and winter stock
IL of fine French. London and American
CLOTHS CASSIMERES apd VESTIEG9
and full assortment of Gents FURRIaH INe
GooDs
" Wood, Morrell Co. g establishment, and Aov
desires to inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has commenced business in Sup
pes s building Clinton str eet, With a stock
of goods adapted to the fall and winter. which
be is prepared to make up in the latest styles
and at moderate prices for cash hoping by at
tention to business to merit share OF public
patronage, and maintain that success which
has heretofore attended his efforts in producing
good fitting garments. Give him q call
Johnstown, Sept. 2. 1863 If.
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q HERIFF'S SALE by virtue of
~ writ OF Vend Expon. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Foster HousE, JoHssrowN,
on SATURDAY, THE I2rH DAY OF FEBRUARY
MKT, at o'clock, P. II, the following Real
Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Thos.
Kinney, of, in and to lot of ground situate In
Prospect borough, Cambria county, fronting
100 feet on Centre avenue. running back 70
land of the Cambria Iron Company, adjoining
lot of Bernard Keelan on the north and lot Of
- Green on the west, having thereon erect ed
a'ons story Plank House with basement-now
in the occupancy of Joseph Hampton. Taken
in execution and TO be sold at the suit of Mil
ligan & Harshbarger-
JOHN A. BLAIR, sheriff
Sheriff 8 Office. Ebehshurg, Jan. 81, l870.-3t.
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MURPHIEsT.-Of all the Murphys John
]. Murphy is the Murphiest Murphy. BE could
sell goods in the centre of the great Arabian
desert. He keeps at the Mansion House cor
ner, formerly D. Dibert's Johnsto~n. He
sells 60 fast that he never has any old stock ;
so nobody need ask him for old goods. Mr..
Murphy is as brisk as bee, as lively as
cricket, as sharp as a steel trap and as sure as
shooting at giving a bargain. Call
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
4 CAMBRIA CoUNTY.-IK THE HArrEs
OF TRE ACCOUNT or EMMA PRISeLE, ADH'x OF
JoHN PRiEGLE DEC D Now, Dec. 18th. 1869,
on motion F. A. Shoemaker appointed Auditor
to distribute funds in hands Of Administratrix
BY the Court
[L.s JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
/ will attend to the duties of my appointment
on TUESDAY, FEB l5ra, at Q o'clock, P. NJ, at
my Office in Ebensburg, when and where al
interested may appear.
Jan. 81 81. F. A. SHOEMAKER.
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ABB II ACCIDENT -As the only item
VS. which he las 10 communicate tbis
EIl CSFFo!,town correspondent, "BuE
furnishes the following particulars Of
fAihg accident which occurred in Sus-
Ina t9"nship,this county on Thursday
a young man named Michael Baum,
y years, and another named Lloyd
"saged together in cbopping down or
Tree. One being left.hsnded and
AsT y, right, they stood opposite each
Inc handle Of Lloyd's axe caught
oyeItanging brush, when in the act
sT1ng' which jerked it from his
IL new against the right eide Of
ine blade passing between the two
80: ..o' snc penetrating to the liver and
aalng an ugly cut in each. The main
PASSING through the liver was severed,
Voagulaticn Of blood and administer
t"Ong anodynes to weaken the action
.,eSft prevented immediate death from
nAge' His injuries are of such a ua-
20 preclude the hope of recovery
liabilities being that he Is dead by
I5a' e' ss he was barely living at noou
IVY Sunday. When the attending
~ lhiormed him that bis hours were
t;' - ne appeared to be less troubled
p,I ~ own condition than in regard to his
/. nj ra, welfare, his only remark being
" "..l mother do 2" Young Baum was
support Of his mother, his father
u'e' his death by drowning a few
- g; =, All the parties reside in the vi
oi Flattville.
STILL ANOTHER ACCIDENT
us ny aoove was in type "Buz Fuz"
=, cs Tho following: DR.. j. J. Oat-
" IN T quite a painful accident on
iss.io H' was making his regular tour
naso;"s' visits towards Loretto, and
H. ing n1is along the road on horseback.
rsa ai!Ies ~ from this place (Carrolltowp)
h. .Hpped and fell upon the Doctors
'6cr,AA. J,A.ricated himself with considera-
knsa and found that the cap of his
4 H., nad been moved from its position
si,n s considerably spraiued. After
bnt s =. - helpless condition on the road
him . n9ur' a man passing along OBJ
fron, ano assisted him to the nearest
sbio whence he was shortly after
bctor w, ~ return to this place. We hope
sn., WIN soon be able to be on bis
Ii sa!n. Tor bis services in the cause OF
5s Jusnlty J:ny are of such a nature as
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Publisher Cambria Freeman

USEFUL, EsTERTAINTKG, AND BEAU
TIFUL MAGAz1NE.--The February nun Der OF
DEMO REsT's MONTHLY presents an extaordi-
nary array Of literary novelties. useful items
of. information, and beautiful illustrations,
which almost bewilder us with their profu-
sion. Among the gems in the February
number of this model Monthly is Schiller's
''Snng of the Bell" illustrated with seven,
fine and very characteristic enRravings also
the f'urth plate in the series Of Coles "Voy-
age of Life" very finely engraved. With
much useful and seasonable information on
Fashions; also Jenny June's splendid Talks
with Women" and numerous other interest
ing and useful topics. But we must refer
the reader to the book i'self. as no mere men,
tion will do justice 20 this model Magazine
Yearly. SO 90, with splendid engraving as
a premium tn each subscriber. Address DE-
MoEEsT's MONTHLY, s3S Broadway, New
York.
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LEOPOLD & Bro, Clothiers, 241 Main
street. Johnstown, cay that their immense as
sortment must be closed out. and that they " Ill
therefore sell from this to the Ist of pril at
lower q urcs than were ever before knoh in
this county. Less than cost-much less than
COSTS their motto now. Their clothing is
OF the latest styles and best material, but il ia
chiefly winter clothing, and they want TO sell
everything in order to M Ike room for their
spring stock. Give them a CALL
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GEO. NJ. READE, Attorns9-at>Lalc,
VI Ebensburg, Pa. Office in new building
recently erected on Centre strset. two doota
from High street Eaug 81.
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zeal and efficiency with which they fulfilled
the part allotted to them, and those who so
literally expended their money should not
be forgotten when credit is to te awarded
for the success of the Fair. What that sue
cess was may be inferred from the fact (com-
municated to me by our Rev. pastor) that
the net proceeds amount TO over $1,000
certainly q large sum to be raised in this
OUT Of the-way region.
We had hoped TO be favored with frequent
visits from our friends of neighbering con-
gregaticns, but were somewhat disappointed, +,
owing in part, we are told, to the bad con-
6ition of the roads during the second week i,
but caused principally no doubt by the al
legged scarcity of money which prevails in
those several localities. Still the Fair real
lied more than good judges of such matters
would have ventured to predict. and will
long be remembered with pleasure by our
people.
l append report of the number Of votes
cast for the clergyman's stole, as also the re-
suit of the ballotings for the handsome spurs
and the superb carving knife and fork, 20
be awarded respectively to the best eques-
trian and the most popular landlord or land
lady in the county. ] also furnish you with
a list of the lucky recipients of the most val
liable prizes. The committee appointed TO
count the votes and declare the result con-
sisted of Messrs. M. D. Wagner, E. r. Dun
egsn and Daniel j. Little.
VOTES CAST FOR STOLE AT so GENTS EACH
St. Augustine had 2G9 Loretto had .7%
Ebensburg - 9 Summitville had.l
Gallitzin
VOTES CAST FOR SPURS AT 25 cENTs EACH.
Michl Cooper received. .173 ~
PaI
J. J. XII e. NJ D reed 4S IL
! h.J;d J.; BqFps. H1SS, Esq 4 :. 10 10
VIM. u Neil, NJ. D., 8 20 Z"
David Trexlsr 2 e % f"
vorts CAST FOR CARVING KNIFE AND roEK.
Mrs. Q. MEG Gough received 243 votes.
Silas a. McGough ....... So
Felix Beck "a
PRIZES DRAWN
Celestine McMullin, likeness of Pope Plus
TX Margaret E. Sutton, CT ina tea set; I hoe.
W. Adams, large mirror; Ellen Rufner. glass
dishel Mrs H Scanlan, Carrolltown, blue
wool dress J obn Mellon. gilt star John F.
u artin. gold ring. No 4 !; Clarinda Fry, gold
rug Belle McMullin, Empress cloth dress :;
Mrs M. j Duue2an, shawl; Mrs. Margaret
Deloz;er silver butter cooler +; Ellen Runer
mirror; Susan Wike, gold ring; Egbert J. De-
bell, N. Y, gents furs; j. McGuire, Gallitzn,
gold pencil; y. MslOy. fancy pin-cushiou; Su-
sun Wike. child bonnet G. D Chapman,
Smith g Mills, large oil painting John Wag
ner, fine shirt, No. /; john Rhoddy. silver
pencil. LYDIA Wills. lady's hood ; Celestine
McMulIin, fue shirt, No. 2; Lucinda Wirtner,
rug Mrs. Maggie McGough. silver forks NJ.
J Wills, breakfast shawl; l. ID Leavy, table
cover Mrs. Sylvester WeakAnd. work box !;
Anthony Wills, fine shirt, No. 8; Mary A
Cooper, large quilti john Gabriel, gold watch
and melodeon,
The names of the ladies who had special
charge Of the tables are as follows; Fancy
Tabes-Mrs. 5. Weskland. Mrs. John Con-
rad and Mrs. E. r. Dunegan. Supper Table
Miss Maggie Trexler. Refreshment Ia
ble-Mss Sallie Burns. The Wheel Of
Fortune" was managed by the 7 ID. o. a.
Yours, &c, ZlG Tag.
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OFFICIAL CHASoG.-Jnhn G X, E q 81. late
C.uptY Treasurer on Friday last handed
over all documents, loose change, and other
matters pertaining to the Office, to his sue
cessor, Lieut.. YIN. Linton, who has assumed
the duties Of the position. While there can
be no doubt that Mr. Linton will mska an
honest. faithful. .eueT gesic and popular officer,
it is not saying too much for Mr. Cox to
state that his departure from among us is
source of sincere regret TO all who have had
business intercourse or held social compan-
ionship with him. He is esteemed alike by
political friend and foe and we feel sure that
al will in in wishing him abundant SUCCESS
in the future pursuits of life. Had he been
eligible and desired second term, he would
have been reelected. by an over rwhelming
majority. as fitting tribute to his character
as a gentleman and faithful public servant.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

heal PRrNINGs AND PENCILINGs =
,,,i.ement of Chambersburg Nursery
Ion received to late for insertiun this
weather for the past week or 30 would
rors IN season It this was the month OF
1 Instead OF January
49,, Hudson was killed in Fine township.
:, county, not long since. by limb of
q rTrh fell or him while at work cutting
r,,pv friends of Mr. Samuel Henry.
4, of LIovd E Co.'S Bank. will be glad to
n be is slowly but surely recovering
4 n, .a.e severe Illness
are under cbl! -ations to Hon D. J Nor
r, copy of the Agricultural Report f II
80 for other important documents of d
n rscter. We thank him muchly.
4 lsgb, brakeman named Peter Biidge
,,rgl, hetvoen TWO cars. in a collision at
FIJI Station, On Saturday last. and SO
|, crushed that he lived only few hours
1 lie accident he was a widower and the
r. oftao children.
Fble others have ralked Of education. the
trs Of Eollidaysburg have erected a noble
Hrz. eu Institution Of leuning has been
! successful operation, and many prnni-
4 men are 81 on Ing their a probation Is
advantages by Fenuing their daughters
bn John Porer, CAm'ria county's repre-
k,iys has been honored with a posit on
bar SANDING committees of the House
.kstion, Divorces, Iron and Coal. and Print
. HAD his merits been fully considered he
3 hsye been appointed chairman OF at
ere OF them
Iers will he no entertainment given urder
suspices Of the MOuntaiLeer Base Ball
D Oh February 4th, as announced by us last
j. Tho ne1ee7s of the Amateur Ora
) Association. whoever they we're. having
|eleL 20 disoand, the proposed exhibition
Ken "klUck cd into cooked hat" horeB
q blrG o. NJ Samuel Dixon near Blairs-
with all it contained Including four
> Hnd twO heifers. was set Cd FIRE and to
Consumed az an early hour on Friday
pg, l4.h inst, Mr. D. h,d informed on
persons Who sold liqCor in Blairsville.
10 licenses oSe granted, and this is be
tote their revenge
'R2Py groom at Glen White" coal mine.
- "a @A.NtHA-AAAA = OALhB Oh slC
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, was recently
lalsted on his wedding evening by ride
d. lie was taken out Of his bed, carried
his house, set astride of rail. aud made
10 exhibition OF bv being presented at
door in the neighborhood. BE married
Is Witcw who mas two husbands living
2 himself living a wife living.
David Humphreys, Of Conemaugh Sta
sd The good fortune TO win the fine suit
hea Hercd as q prize at the late Catho
riI IN JuhTstown and to be awarded by
20 The glost aki.lfal locomotive engineer
#e Pennsylvania Railroad. Tie articles
not have been voted 10 a more deserving
krnan, and as they have been ranufsc
by tina. prince of tsilors, Nj Andrew
81 they cannot isil to ft, sdorn and make
.1ffaGie the worthy recipient
are sorry 10 lcarn that q Young man
london, son Of our esteemed friend,
Eondor. Egg. of Summitville. walked
Pa K r. bridge which spans ,he turn.
t Cresson. on Sunday night last, and
clsrance OF Is or 10 feet, sustaining q
ifcture Of one leg, beside being cut
sr"'so injured about the head and body.
L. vas very dark. thus rendering il
i2r the young nan 10 see where be
ssi TIE time The accident occurred,
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DR. FIELDS A gentleman residing in
this lace called In few days since snd In
formed us that he wss in the Office Of Dr. A.
7. Fields and saw h m cX min gentleman
who hid several diseases. The Doctor felt the
patti Cnts pulse ard told him how he felt and
what his diseases were without asking a single
question IN reference 90 them. The Doctor
remarked that be could DO SO in everv case
and wonld not consider himself competent to
administer medicine If he lacked that kpowl
edge of disease Oar informant assured us that
the Doctor has ready secured a large prac-
tice, ana it is Increasing daily. He has t~o
diplomas hanging IN hiS ofhce-one of the Uni-
versity AL the other Of the Eclectic Medical
College, both of Philadelphia. The Doctor
says that be never administered dose of calo-
mel in his life. as II creates a worse disease
than 1t cures.
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M'CoEAUGHY's HEAD.-If any man
wants to see the head of this notorious murder
er. let him call at Jas. J Murphy's Clothing
store in Johnstown and he-won t see it but
he will see different head-a head full Of
moral and intellectual bumps. and heart full
of benevolent feeling and desire to sell the
best kind of made-up clothing at the chea pest
kind Of prices. Jas j. Murphy owns such a
head and heart, and also owns Star Clothing
Hall, No. lU9 Clinton street, Johnstown.
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LCCK.-Dr J. w Isenberg, of Al
toona has been fortunate enough to secure the
entire right of Blair county to use L. Stuck's
psteEt for vulcanite dental plates. This plate
is made one half thinner and one third strong
er than the old style plate made by all other
dentists in the county. The plate is polished
on both sides alike. The Doctor agrees to
work as cheap as any dentist in the county. and
any person who gets set of teeth from him
and does not like the style. can havs them put
up on the old style without extra charge at any
time within year. Here is q chance to get
good work on moderate terms. Go and see
specimens at No. UI6 Twelfth street. East Al
toona. 2t.
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ALTOONA IrFMa.-It is seldom possible
for us to publish communication Of any
considerable length unless it reaches US noi
later than Monday night. Last week we
were forced to omit q portion Of our Altuons
correspondence on that account, and thi:
week we have to Withhold until our next is
sue very Interesting description, furnished
US by IT. 1. NJ ;" pf the Few Pa. r r. Nc
tive Power Shops now approaching compile
,on in that city. The rcst of his letter we
give below:
ALTooSA CRY. Jan. "a, 1870,
FRIEED MAc-It is my unpleasant duty tC
inform you that our -tual friend. John Rock
EFT, met with q sad misfortune on Thursday
morning last. He bad got on the roof OF the
Pa. K. R. Co g machine chop fer the purpose
ef painting il, and the roof being slated anC
the morning frosty, be missed his footing arc
slipped from the comb to the cave of the roof
from whence he fell distance OF IL or % feet
alighting on a rough casting, When picked
up it was feared that he had been dangerously
injured bu. on being carried homo and DR.. j
Christv summoned, it Was found that one o.
his thighs Was broken about three inches beios
the hlp joint and that he had bsCn otherwise
injured, but | am glad to say not seriously -
His wounds were properly attended to By tbs
Doctor, and he Is now doing as we'll as coulc
be expected May he be blessed with ful
and speedy recovery.
On the came day carpenter named JohI
Coach, employed in the passenger car shop
while helping to move q transfer table, hac
one OF his feet caught by wheel and badl,
mashed. DR.. Jonston dressed the wound
On Friday another employee in the same de
psrImeut. named Stoup, had one of his Inde1
fugers taken of by some of the machinery.
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LEoPobD MAYER, the cleTerest of clever
merchants, told the other day that he was
in quandary. The season is getting short,
and Jet there ID such demand for dry goods
that he has to order new goods daily, almost
against his will. Nevertheless, he does order
and sell too. by the ton; but he is determined
to reduce his stock as low as possible and to
keep it reduced He agrees to sell one peg
lower than any body else and he will do it too.
No. 2I2. Opera House. Main st Johnstown.