The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-20

A VIsiT TO TIRoNE.-1ou may call 1t local
pride or lille curiosity, or even pure cusssdnsss,
if you want to, but we are free TO admit that.
in common with a number Of others from this
place, we visited Tyrone on Saturday last, to
witness the match game of base ball between
the two rival clubs of this place and Johns
town, a report of which is given eisew here in
our paper. Aside frcm he fact that Ebens-
burg came off victorious, whereat We of course
felt quite elatsd, we were made the recipient
of numerous courtesies from our edtorisl
brother, w II. II. Brainard, of the Herald, as
we'll as from several other old and new friends
whom we had the pleasure of meeting on that
occasion. Did space permit, we would like to
speak of Tyrone, its people and its enterprise
and prosperity in extenso, but are forced to
forbear. for the present at least. We will say,
however, what the entire party will bear US
out in saying. that the dinner and supper served
at the Ward House were in all respects fault
less. No better meals better treatment
could be furnished any where. and on behalf of
| ourself and our friends, although we all paid
our bills, singular as it may seem for us indi-
vidually, pronounce the managers of the
Ward House eminently competent to keep a
hotel. OF other pleasant episodes connected
With eur trip we may speak next week.
SHOCKING OccuRRENcE-A lad named Jas.
Krise, son of Mr.. Thomas J. Krise of Clear
field township, met with sad accident, on
Monday morning last, whereby his left hand,
Immediately above the wrist, almost en-
tirely severed from the arm. Young Rrise
was in the woods with his father at the time
| the latter being engaged in making shingles,
! but in what manner the accident occurred we
| have not been able to learn, but presume that
the injuries were inflicted by an axe, which
| from some unforeseen cause came in contact
| with the lads arm while in the hands of the
| father. DIR. J. j. Kriss, the physician in at
| tendance, has strong hopes notwithstanding the
serious nature of the injury, of not only fully
| healing the wound, but also completely restor-
| ing the use of the limb to the little sufferer.
high price of goods till they lie down as tame as
horse. John J. Murphy trains all the higher
cheap dry goods at the old Mansion House Cor
| ner. Johnstown, corner of Main and Franklin
cealment, like worm in the bud, feed that
/ crimson cheek made by the shine of her
dress dress which she bought from John J. Murphy s
| store, where cheap dress goods can always be
mad Tor the cash lower than anywhere else.
CAN'T BE FoUrD.-who can't be found? The
| equal OF James J. Murphy to sell goods, ele-
1arStivap r.d dmagnilcent transeendantly su-
men and boys, at No 100 Clinton street Johns
Town, vo", Isl, sign OF the Star Go and buy anything
you want at Murphy's and save 100 per cent
SOW Try IT on, and take your old clothes on.
LOO L6ok b mke y1grseif purse once more. James J. Muir
| down TO cheap overalls to work in Seeing is
| believing. Go and see, see and believe.
LOUIS COHEN, of the Cheap Hat Parlor. has
some splendid franks for saIe-the largest size
| of ladies. travelling trunks-which he will sell
low. He also keeps some cheap clothing,
| though made OF the best material also all kinds
of gents furnishing goods His speciality,
! though, is hats and caps, which for variety,
| style and make are unequalled anywhere
! Ar; Cohen, at No. 227 Main street, Johnstown,
and eIamlne his prices and the articles he keeps
for saie. NO Charge for looking in.