The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-28

were in attendance upon preaching, many of
whom would doubtless have been seriously
perhaps fatally injured in their attempt to es
cape from the burning building had not the
spread of the fanes so opportunelv been
checked. A high gale was also prevailing at
the time and with our Ii nited supplv of water
and the material used in the construction of
the buildings in the neighborhood, we NAV
safely conf ecture Chicago on a small scale
had the fire gotten under nay.-Altoona trib-
une.
FELL DEAD MIR. James Murphy, an honest
and right citizen of Lily's Station died a
fe" DAYS ago from an attack of cramps to
which be is said 10 have been sut tjected Mr.
VI had heer to his stable assisting in the un
loading of some hayj and hrd just reached the
back door of his dwelling when he was seized
with cramI and fell forward on his face from
which position he was lifted and carried to his
bed, where he died almost instantly The de-
ceased was hotel keeper, the loss of the use
of one of his hands haFing prevented him from
engaging in manual labor. He was worthy
man and kind hearted husband. father and
friend. He has lett a wife aud two helpless
children.
BALLoUs MoNTHuY MAGAZINE FrR NuTFu-
Der Sparkling ard bright, witty and wise
instructive and interesting is "Ballou's Mag
azne" for November 1t has a spirited tale
tents of this popular mag zine more select and
interesting than any other serial in this cnun-
try 1t is brimiul of information and inst
what is wanted in the family circle. BalOu's
Magazine is only ID cents per copy. or 81 50
per year. Published by Thomas & Talbot 63
Congress street, Boston and We would remind
our readers that now is the time TO think of
getting up clubs for this popular magazine.
PARrNERsHIP.-A partnership in the stove
and tinware business has just been formed be-
tween Messrs. V. s. NJ. Luttringer, and the new
firm win open a branch establishment in the
Loretto, about the first OF next month, where
q full line of stoves and tinware will be con-
stantly kept, and where spGuting' roofing, etc,
VIII be manufactured to order. Mr. V. Lut-
tringer will continue the business here under
the firm name after November 1st, and his
brother viii have charge IN Loretto. In the
meantime Vallie desires all persons owing him
to pay MP, as no further grace will be given
after that date.
D,MoREsrs MONTHLY for November presents
us with tull and varied ch-ice of Winter Fash
IONS so essential 10 our climnte aud the tastes
OF our ladies. The present issue has its usuaI |
variety OF Music, Literature, Househo d, and
other useful articles, and the list of Pre-
miums for 1872. The terms for cluts are verv
liberal and shouldbe examined bv all who re-
uuire-and who does not Ia Fa mily Maga-
Zine S3On per year. Published ut s35
Broadway, New York.
A GRxAr OFFER Peters Musical Monthly
for October is To hand. containing fifteen beau
tiful pieces of music, printed from full size
music plates. 1t can he had for thirty cents
The Publisher also offers to send, po4t paid for
one dollar, six back numbers. containing from
rirety to one hundred pieces Of choice new
music worth ut least $50. Send vo1r order to
the P:iblisher, j. l.. PETEEs. 500 Broadway,
New York, and our word Tor it. you will get
your moneys worth.
You've AMERICA for November erects us
with its usual pleasant pages and healthful
contents for tho minds OF our juvenile friends
We think this iuestmabie Monthly increases
in value each successive issue. and our Young
friends who are subscribers should endeayor to
urocnre others at this favorable season They
will be W ell rewarded for their trouble in pre-
miums bv tie pabiisher, w. Jennings Demo
rest S3S Broadway, New York. $ per 9eaE
star Hall, on Clint ton street, is again full
of winter clothing hats and caps and gents
Mr. Murohy is determined to keep up to and
ahead of the times. He is confident he sells
the cheapest, and, certainly, a great many have
reason TO think so by the fact OF the great
amo,.nt of goods that are being carried away
from his store every day by the people.
FREsH BARGAINS THIS WEEK Black and
CulOred Velveteens. from so cents up; latest
STYLES Fail Hats and Frames, Fall Flowers
Ostrich Feathers, Black and Colored Silk ell
vets. Sashes and Sash Ribbons. all at exceed
inglv low prices, at Mayors popular New erk
| Dry Goods, Millinery, and Clothing Emporium
! 2l2 and PA Main street, Johnstoun, "a
| FRESH BARGAINS THIS WEEK BLACK and
| Colored Velveteens, from 80 cents up; latest
| styles Fall Hats and Frames; Fall Flowers, Os-
| trich Feathers, Black and COlored Silk Velvets
| SaSlIes and Sash RibbonS-all at exceedingly ~
/ low prices-Gt Mayors popular New YORK Dry
Goods, Millinery and Clothing Emporium, Il:
and PA Main street. JohnStoWn.
| THERE 10 no disease flesh is heir to more trou-
| bleSOme to manage than rheumatism. 1tcOmes
wnen you least expect it, and generally re-
| mains till it gets ready to go away. The most
| conspicuous remedy for this complaint is Ohm
| sons Anodyne Liniment-
THH celebrated Weed Sewing Machine is sold
! by ED. Evans, WilufOre, and X. .Tradentc, Con
| emaugh. at $40 per month. 1t is as good as the
| best and is sold as cheap as the cheapest hrst
| class machines. Agents are wanted TO canvas:
| Cambria county. t1m.1
Two or three doses of Sheridans Cavalry
| Condition Powders win cure horse of any
! commorf cough cold. and the very wors
| cases may be cured in few weeks We know
this from experience
GRAY HAIR may be made to take on its yonth-
full color and beauty by the use of Halls Nege
| table Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best prepara
| ton for the Hair known to the science OF med
/ icine and chemistry