The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-07-21

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busy in our midst and among its latest victims
l regret to record the name of Martin schroth
years The death of such man calls for more
than passing recognition, and hence enclose
@Se mT Joseph esdi6e about
one mile from this place, in Carroll townships
aged respectively six and eight years, In loading
hay upon a wagon, the lightning struck the
named Isadore, as well as the two horses com
prising the team. The other boys clothes were
save him from serious injury. The two lads
were on the wagon building the load, from
dent by their father, who, to his horror, found
the youngest one a lifeless corpse, with his
fright Mr.. G.. caught the wagon and upset it.
thus saving It from destruction. The hay, how
catastrophe of the kind that has occurred in
TINS TINS vicinity, during the present season. and
or the best among our citizens, and has the ear
nest sa sympathy of all in his great affiiction;
DOwned and venerated reviewer o. A BroWIl-
several days past R9mor has it tEa EaF the oeet fSf
of her visit is to gather the necessary material
Writing Of which she is said to be at present Mt en- en-
gagged. 1t is to be hoped that ruInor speaks cor
Miss Brownson is, she cannot fail, With a sub
Ject so eminently worthy of her able pen, in
ditien to the biographical history of the emf
nent men or the present century. In no place
could Miss Brownson find more pleasant and
agreeable home for the performance of such a
task than ut the st. Lawrence Hotel in this vii
lage, and which has been graced by her presence
since coming amongst us.
can scarcely resist the temptation to boast
brta, but / postpone the pleasure of doing SO
until next week, when hope to give facts and
figures which will be accepted as fully Justify
ing any indulgence in the little game of brag
With excellent hotels, unsurpassed in accom-
dations and bills of fare, a community proven
bially hospitable and friendly good water pure
air and tine rural scenery, why should not city
fact that here, in the pleasant village of CARROLL
town, they could hnd as good treatment, AS much
of the prominent summer resorts and that too
A grand social picnic at Glen Connell on the
10th of next monthYwill come off without fail.
and rs the people of that vicinity know how to
be doubt about the pleasure and satisfaction in
store for all persons who may attend. E.
1.-THE HOME OF wAsHINGroN."-For nearly n
the artist-author of t'Field Book of the REVOLT
been one Of the most diligent and successful Ia
bOrers in the rich field of American history
thirty thousand miles, extending to almost
every portion of the Union in order to procure
ric interests for it is his good fortune to be
equally happy in the use of both pen and pencil.
Attractive 3nd popular though all his works
have been, Mr. Lossing latest Volume is justly
considered the Crowning SUCCESS of his life. Its
TON; or, Mount Vernon ana It's Associations,
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RGog nog e nbG0 r0ug @ s
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and gotten up in the highest style OF the typo
graphic art A steel-plate portrait, from the
celebrated painting of Gilbert Stuart, and an
engraving of Mount Vernon, also on steel, en-
bellish the front of the book, while the text of
the work is illustrated with no less than one
hundred and forty-eight of Losing S charming
pictures, fac SiHiles of interesting MSS. &c
| The binding is both elegant and substantial.
1.-THE Home of Washington" is undoubtedly
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ry American is, of course, familiar with the
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this work reveals to us the Man, i'll all the dig
nifty and beauty of his personal character. 1t
also furnishes great amount of fresh and in
teresting matter, not attainable from any other
source, and is the only work extant describing
| fully the condition, past and present, of Mount
ticies of which the originals are now lost to the
world foreyer-swept ruthlessiy away by the
The publishers announce large and rapidly
increasing circulation of this delightful volume.
! acter the reputation of its artist-author, and
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readers. whether book agents or book buyers.
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Extra SeSsiOn.-The President has called
| extra session of Congress to consider the i'm
| pOrtance of purchasing Cuba. as well as all the
drugs and medicines that Z: E. Frazer mas mas
/ ner of Main and Franklin Streets, John5town.
NJ Frazer viii continue to sell ir drqgs, & pants,
! CT than the cheapest. Ihe war IN Europe Will
not affect his nds d S r In nd 9f Frsne
| paints, but prefers American colors in flags
! Cali on Frazer, the cleverest man in Johnstown-
GREAT FIRE.-The saw mill of Lawshe s. Co.,
at Osceola on the Tyrone branch railroad was
! about nine million feet of lumber, The railroad
| houses and several hundred feet of railroad
track were also destroyed. The Waterman or
| the n,sA has not been seen since the hre nor
posed he was completely burned up. The cause
of the fire is supposed to have been the exPIo-
New stepping Stoues.-New crossings
! are now laid across Franklin and Main streets
both, fronting both doors of John j. Murphy, 9
great Dry Goods Store, yohnstown, from which
| people carry away all kinds OF dry goods, dress
| goods and notions The place is easily known
by the crossings and by. the crowds of people
daily passing to and from this popular eStu bISh-
! ment carrying away goods by the wagon load
and car load. Murphy is called the "Cheap
| John" of Johnstown.
War! War!I-An about the battle. Prus-
| sia victorious, OtherwiSe-N. +. Carroll safe.
| He escaped through the store which was filled
with an immense stock of goods-dry goods,
and groceries and light goods, at cost and little
! Iower-at No. 2l5 Main street, Johnstown, oppo-
| site the Opera House. High prices wounded
low prices triumphant, and the battle all over
| at the immense building where Carroll sells the
cheapest goods this side of France or Prussia.
New Clothing StOre.-Mr Mayer has just
opened an immense readyLmade clothing estab-
lfshment, under the Opera House, Main street
! in the rooms formerly occupied by L. Cohen q
Brother By a facility of arrangement the
| rooms are made to communicate with each
other, that customers can pass from one
| room to the other without any Inconvenience
He sells cheap, and has clothing of all sizes
Call and get bargain.
227.-This is lucky number, and has been
chosen by l.. Cohen & Brother TO indicate the
location of their Cheap Hat Parlor, where lucky
people get lucky bargains in buying hats, cap;
and gents furnishing goods of every imaglna'
BILE style, shape and quality: No. 227 is on Main