The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-14

two weeks ending April 9th. the following
Deeds were left for record at the office of
Geo. W. Oatman, Esq.. Recorder
Cambria Iron Co. TO Jas. Murphy, May 20,
1865, acres and perches in Yoder. $3l 6.
Jos. Mcdonald and Patrick MulIin, Admrs,
to Anthony Mccoy, March 2. 1855, 60 acres
In Allegheny township. ip..-..-......... > $50
Mrs. Margaret Decker, Guardian, to James
Grady, Feb 10. 1870, acre and llG perches
in Yoder township p..S SI12 So
Nicholas Harlem to Edwin j. Govier. March
/, 1870, 50 acres in Richland township. $3.50
VIM. Kelly to Sarah E. Burns. Sept. 7. '69,
GO acres and go perches in Chest twp. 81 900.
John Yahner and Christian Yshner to John
J. Dietrich, April 2 1869, 22l acres and i'm
provements in Carroll township. 50 300.
Zachar:ah Topper to Sylvester Little, April
2. 1870, lot and impr'ts in Loretto bOr $3.50
David Davis. jr., to Ellis Rowland, April 2,
20. ll3 ncis. 96 pcrcs, in Blacklick 81 ,070
Jacob Burgoon to Gebhard Bender, pril
1870, lot IN Washington township $l06.
+. p. Grassberger to Joseph Beiringer, a pr.
"a, 1863, lots in Carrolltown bor . 5000
s. II. Smith to John c. Barkley, May &C.
1863. lot and impr IS in Johnstown $4 000
John G. Barkley to Howard ]. Roberts, j an.
l3, 1870. lot and imp'ts in Johnstown. 50 500
McLain & Ellis to c. T. Frazer, March 80,
1870, lot and imp'ts in JOhnstown. 81 600.
Tobias Stutzman to John Mattern, Mar. %,
20, acres and Is perches in Richland $500.
Henry Yeagley to John E. Hill, Aug. ID,
1902 lot IN Johnstown. $3.50
Geo Wagner to Adam D. Brinker, March
26. 1870. lot in Johnstown $3.50
Geo. H. Vickroy to E. A Vickroy, March
/. 10, 9O3 acs and 16 per. in Richland. $500
John W. Seese to Christian Harr Oct. l3,
1868. loa in Richland township. -. $40
. Chas. Schlasser TO Chss. Rassbach, March
81, ~, 50 acres and imp'ts in Richland. $500.
Jacob Horner TO Conrad Shuing, Feb 9. 20,
lot in Johnstown borough .. $3.50
David McConaughy TO Frank and Terence
Hughes, Nov. 9, '69, lot in Cambria Dor. $3.50
Cha.s Van Luenan to Elizabeth Treftz. Oct
I, '64 lot and imp'ts in JohGstown. $780,
Margaret L. Melley to Mary E. Mullin, Mar.
29, 10, lot at Portage Station SIS.
Martha Jane and Chas L. Roberts to Eliza
NJ Carty, Feb. 81, 1866, lot and improvements
i'll Conemaugh township. o.....,..... 81 400.
Lewis Dunmyer 20 Josiah Helsel, March %,
TO. Is ac's and 81 perc's in Adams tp. SO 700
Geo. Wagner to James j Murphy, March
20, 10. lot and imp'ts in JOhnstown SO 100.
Isaac Harshberger to George Heitingsfelter
March 10, 1869, SIS acres aud "a perches in
Richland township. ....... SI,IO0.
L. Johnston to Bridget Campbell, Jan.
%, 1870, ll6 acres and l54 perches in Wash
ington township 5000
John Cassiday to John Middleton, Feb 26
1870, lot in Gallitzin n $40
Patrick McGpire to John Middleton, Aug
3. '65. acres and Cd per's in Allegheny 800
s. Du1myer to Levi Miller March 2S
1870, 40 acres and % perches and improve
ments in Adams township. ...... 81 $50
THE COMING CENsUs.-In a few weeks the
c,nsus takers will be around asking persons
how old they are, where they were born
and.so forth. As it is their business to find
out such things of course every body will tell
them. It's mono of their business. however,
har L,,r,
siOns, etc., but if they or anybody else should
ask you We hope you will have the proud
satisfaction of saying, cat the cheap cash
store of NJ. L. Oatman, who is the cleverest
man in the county to buy from and never
fails to furnish the best articles at the lowest
prices"
4 RARE CHAEcE.-Any person with a
cashcapital of 81 900 or So 900. who wishes
TO invest in the purchase of first class store,
twelve years established, in one of the best
mining and agricultural districts in the
State, can hear of an excellent opportunity
by addressing the editor of this paper. The
sales of the establishment last year exceeded
$50, 900. which can be considerably increas-
ed. Satisfactory reasons for selling. I'm
mediate possession will be given. 3w
HISTORY. was built on seven
hills. Carthage destroyed by the Romans,
and NJ. H. Mayer has br ought new clothing
establish ment to Johnstown. and has opened
zp in the rooms OF the Opera House, No. PA,
formerly occupied by Cohen & Brother. If
anybody wants good and substantial clothing
let them call at Mr.. Mayors store, and he
will sell low rs he possibly can. His store
is one door from Leopold Mayors dry goods
store Do not fail to call.
RHoDERIc DuU-Who was Rhoderic
Dhu And who Scire Facias 2 Rhoderc
Dhu was myth, but Scire Facias was the man
who first caused clothing to be made cheap.
The same clothing can be had at Leopold 4
Brothers store, No 24l Main street, Johns
town. Cheaper or better clothing cannot be
bought anywhere, and we want this little no.
tice to be read by our twelve hundred suhscIi-
bers. between this and next Saturday. Then
go ard see the clothing.
'Snoo Fly" is getting old, but John
J Murphy's dry goods store is as new as the
morning star. Time flies. bnt Murphy's dry
goods travel off like a comet. Riches take
wings and fly away. but Murphy's dry goods
don't need wings, they go, you bet. Cheap
corner. Dhert's old stand, corner Of Main
and Franklin. Johnstown. Dry goods Yes,
dry goods Fancy goods Yes, fancy goods.
Where At John J. MurDhy's store.
BADLY FRIGnTENED. Several persons
who were passing along Clinton street, Johns
town, last Saturday were badly frightened at
the great fall of prices in made-up clothing, at
No l09, James J Murphy's store. sign of the
"Star" Ask for Murphy's clothing store.
for Murphy keeps the right kind of goods at
the right prices. Summer goods Just coming
to hand.
Cor SHoT.-A man from the country
got shot at the mammoth hardware store OF
Geo. Huntley, few DAYS ago, but strange to
say it didn' hurt him bit, as he got il wrapped
IN, Of ODIv