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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-24
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIT,
W kOAD-On and aner Monday Supi A ISL tsss,'t,
ger Trains viii run as Flcws;
(Grotuu IassvuGrrl o., ''''' ''
ts Leave % ssss js 1, for wSSrceer
Vermont and Nascbue, chasres and Fasd ,Gr lb bq
hnriggl9q Railroads, at Groton Junction win trans n
We w. Frch5uTg m9wnl rc'crboro and shirley Stong
Sssla MI Win G tys 9G 'NNWfcg'I Railroad, and
Vermont CertT SG'''s5, b%alon t9ne@r 9nd Momwa
toT Ti.ss. ''''
sbirc and Rnt5o as, e3lin.ys az FC6hurE win che
EgiI,I 70 EgI'aq@ tTair, 2' Jtaon Junction VITA FutR,
II SasiNa vith Vivian 'S,r,t 'i's ll3Micnccl"n,t nd
rrps,, N tY .. lItoh, "hCoi', MHnChr>tnr and i.NF
aGnte DO rIyn mo l5,inln and Boston, Concord nd
win ~, tD N tram connects at Fichhurp at MS ~
and Bun nEion MIN, v I1 U.s. amt liutud
Win Filcbbnr, Tcicri iv rams al Groon Juu"ti.
An ny noie ana shirley, and STONY BtoaE
T3gpI,cc ' az GSs,,u9 WIN concord, Manchester and
oAdens'uTg snd Montreal anu Champion tfan,. ''''
NNEN >uN
y EhMOEI AND MASSACHUSETTS,
Ceu icsyc Worcester FocrSt ncp" Tor TiiaIlgSD,
NIL NoGh Adams. saratoga and Troy n Y af y, '.-
turuc Fa- aud trstichoro, at 30 and II i9 Niisl
HTecufeg at and Ills NJ. and i20 r. A. ''' ''
p m, ''' '-O
S'aye "Teenhot for Bosion AT 80 and 81 a m and
q N. and 200 D m '''' '' ''-- anu ''4l
$50 a m Train frnn "a, rf ,Glt,, rSn liaosoc Tunnel
trans from BTattleboro connect al FiicbbU1r' " ~
T6c 30 m nd iO M Trans '' rom Ii"o.ac Tunnel
and s n m and . 90 h m Trains trntn pr,tit,I. '
meet al fichIurs vi trains for N 5rst "l-
Newport, &c. ' " ''''''' '"''''"'e'
o r. RlGGLEs. Surt.
H,,,,,,,,-,,,.. ~. ~, 90 U'' "'''
n bltNICH AND WORCESTER NINI
n iRAEs G.rG Sotru LEAVE WorCEsrgF Az
T 5,g' WIN tfgin inm S9uhbrdec, u'a fer EoK
fNr1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-24
ROSTON 4 ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
sI,AiAII.R EAal.A- rn.r.,.,n.....

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, Al 20 exp, 925 exp. and gi5 a M and
Lao, 1925 exp. 80 exp, 900 and g.55 cNp. u m
The i.2u IT, and 3 ;, 3.55 and g55 m trains start
ir%u owor' AL others from the upper station.
Ashland at lou and 9.i5 n, LIN and 600 I'm.
For South birmingham, 400, 400, g25 and LAS a IN
Lilo, BPS 3b5, 500 and - nj.
For Milford at 1OO and 0@5 m Lao, 1925 and 3ij p H..
FOR Eaiick, at 100 and 9 - 4 M, l.iU and 6uG p
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Newton
and Brighton. at 90 and 9i5 IN, and GU0 n las.
sehCers FOR the same stations can also lake he i.l3
tram TO Hatick and there change TO the SaNuEvle
train, which leaves Eatck twcntyscven minutes after
wards.
The 90 m train runs every day except NcI day; I'll
others every day except sunday.
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves the lower station
at S.3j a m. for Boston,
SUNDAY Mai leaves Lower Station at 2aO A. N. (Nion
day }, for Bt S-On
TRAINS ieaye Boston as follows:
For Worcester at 500, 100 $50 exp. exp. ia0
express, 45O express to birmingham $50 express 800
FOR New Y ork via Springfield 900 exp. NJ 3O0 ezr.
9.JO exp N.
Grafton. 7 00 m, 1870 450 p
WusLboro' 100 m. lS0. l.SN $50 exp. p m.
southYile, 200 III, $50, 1870
C0rGav3e, 100 q m I3O, $50 m
Aahlaud, 100 n m, l30, ij0. $50 exp p
South Frsmlngham, 500, 70D $50 exp, and 900 exp.
M i.SU 4a exp 800 exp, 400, 4,30 exp, 500, 80
exp, 400 exp 9i5 p N.
EatCk 100, 10 m LEO BIS, 100 5OO $50, 500 9fi
MiNburY, 100 n III, I.3H
Saxouyilc. 1000 4 n, & no M.
Milford 100 $50 exp. 9Pxp. 2l5 exp. $40 exp PM
~ outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
sunday Natl leaves Boston AZ $50 m, stopping nj W
Newton, south birmingham, Worcester, West Brook
neld Palmer and Springfield, arrive in New York az
5.5e a N c. o. RUSSELL, Sunt. Springfield.
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eNUH way uaIIy Inundays eNcepted), betWeen
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the above-named Steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1890 and Ais P NJ. Freight nY
these trains IS sure TO he IN New York the MORNING.
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The laci
therefore, for the rapid transit Of freight are unsa se7
and the rates are always as low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New YorE South via Camden
and AmbOy r. r., and West via Erie and Penn Contra
X K S, or by any other route, ordered promptly.
FOR further information inquire of W II. TURNER
Agent Worcester +, TT. M. ANDREWS, Supt
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PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
From Liverpool. Glasgow, QuccnstoNu or Derry, tu
Boston or New York,
1874 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked TO all parts of the New Engan
States.
DrtlJs issued for Ell and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-24

- FOR SALE-The Residence of the
H;i lat Russell Morse, Sen, plea antly located in
El!l Royalston. Mass The property consists OF l25
tlrey with stone wall; 20 acres heavy timber; cuts 20
tons Of hay annually nearly all with machine; two
story square House Of II rooms; large Barn and ali
necessary out6udmgs, all in good repair; neyeT-fang
water This Farm is acknowledged by all to be OF
the best IN Worcester County and for persons wanting
TO accommodate city boarders this place is uneuuaied
Is 70 LOCATION and scenery. Terms easy. For further
information inquire OF j. 7. MORSE.
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FOR SALE-One of tbe very host

49, FOR SALE-One of the very best
%ii;I farms in Sutton superior an1 in every respect
GliL in good cultivation; 30 acres in moving and til
7~ lage, 40 in pasture, 30 in wood cuts IS tons of
hay; keep Is head summer and winter; running water
10 buildings; large two story house, in thorough
repair, suitable Tor two families; nice burn with cellar
good sheds carriage house. piggery. ice house NC
Everything about The place in gooi condition; well
fenced by stone wall; good neighhorhOOd near school
will he sold for less than what tile buildings are worth
one of the best bargains that mas been offered
l.. A. ELY e co.
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w E5TWAltD, no - Tickets for the
wet ~ al routes, and iorsll points South on The
ilslsipp kNer, at the lowest rstes Apply 10 JON
sAksAkil, y = ans Cansds TX EreBs SfIee CrorpI
he ehearfully given df
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Gbs 1aIp spp dalurstr GucsOap Mumng; Grobr "a 1871
Zeal estate.

~ ELEGANT HOUSE FOR SALE
H;ii The New Brick House, with brown stone trim
Hlil mings No. Ashland st., built in the hest manner
and is city house In all respects 1t will he sold
at moderate price. Inquire of H. w. EDDY, No.
Ashland 20
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Real Q5statr.
NOR SALE-A FIRST.OLASS BOARD

EOR SALE-A FlRST-CLASS BOARD
Il ING HOUSE. furnished and full of boardcrs; CEN
traly located, within minutes walk Of the Post
ONCE; contains fourteen rooms lodges eighteen ana
viCtuals twenty -four. Reason for selling, Ill health OF
one OF the firm. Call on, or address
ID. F. PARMENTER co.
s9 dtf No 2Brnlcy Hall, Worcester, Mass.
49, FOR SALE-A Cottage House of 6
E;; rooms on oxford Plain; acre land, well fenced;
EL house nearly new and in perfect order Price
@s1SSll5Q. Apply to d. +. PARMENrER CO.,
-. FOR SALE-A Superior Farm of 20
E,;I acrcs within miles Of City Han; extra set Of
MiiI buildings; large amount of fruit OF a Narcttes
tAss 10 acres wood, with all the Stock tools, crops
&C. will he sold at great bargain, ii called tur SOON
$1,000 DOWN balance can lay on mortgage,
u. +. PARMENTER & co.
49, FOR SALE-A 2 story House; nine
B,,iI rooms, BAN and acres of good land; fine or
hsll charl &C.. within two minutes walk Of depot IN
II tlourishing village miles from Worcester For
d. F. PARMENTER Il co.
~ FOR SAJE-A very desirable Farm
M!I orchard Of $50 trees Of every variety of fruit;
ply to d. +, PARMENTER d co.
~ FOR SALEM Westboro, Farm
Ell OF 1867 acres, e miles from ccntrc miles from
splendid orchard Of $50 trees all IN hearing; good
wood lot; extra set OF farm buildings irice only S@iOO
Apply TO d. +. PARMENIER n co.
~ FOR SALE A 2-tenement, French
E.;if roof House. barn and large lot, on Woodland
KiiII street; all in excellent order.
-Asr-s u. f. PAEMENTEE & Co,
sl6 dtf No, Brinev Han.
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~ FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm of
Ei 20 of the very best land all in cultivation
&sl.l within \ mile of Grafton Center, where the
churches, schools, &c, equal to Worcester;
large twostory house, convenient for two families barn
&c. in good condition; nice orchard. Price $500.
O5 diff L A. ELY ~ co.
~ FOR SALE-Within minutes walk
kS:; from this office west. nice, large ueary new
&s!1 French Roof House. with two tCnements.
Price $780, l.. A. ELY 81 co.
~ FARMS WANTED.-We have a
l;,;i large demand for FARMS within miles of Wor-
ELI ceser Centre. Hand in your descriptions while
80 the trade is lively l.. A. ELY & CO,
SCI dit Corner Mann and Pleasant Its.
SEVERAL GOOD BUSHES CHANCES
~ for sale. L. A. ELY ~ co.
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- K Il A l. L S T A T ESaA
EiII HEADQUARTERS. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-24

WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Lesyc Worcester Tor Albany AMI Way stations (aceom
m1datioNl Mt G}b am
For Springfield and Way Stations G3i, 800 am, and GIL
pm,
FOR Albany (cxprcss) $685. for New York and Allan,
teNpD lO.2J M, amt i,d, and 1925 m New YorB
Sunday mail leaves nj 1905 z. NJ. Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
4.3n m train,
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. us II 80 m
l3j exp, 2u5 cNr 100 $40 exp. m. Albany Sunday
express $50 m. sunday mail 1925 a m tMonday)
RAILEOAD EoEEECTI HEs.-At Albany with the New
York Central, Troy and Grccubnsh, aud Hudson River
Railroads Al Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al state
Line win The Ilousstonlc Railroad, At riHTft'.
At Westdcld with the New Haven and Nurthnt
Al springfield with the Hartford, New llavenandS.
FIELD and Connecticut River Railroads. A. pgi,no1
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester .Innr.
with the Providence and Worcester Wnrccstsl
gashua and Norwich and Worcester Rni1rn,,s.
South Framnsham with the Boston, Clinton and NJ
bary and Milford Railroads.
q EIrsgTTT s,r c-..-g
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on and after Saturday. oct Is, 1871 passepso, rrir
ant arrives AZ Gardner Al s 90 - '-' f. i''
Leaves Gardner at 525 A. NJ and arrives at Wo,rcar
at6.53. " "'t''s'eI
Mixed Tram ayes Incoin SQUARE etotior u-,~eos
ter at $3.50 a. NJ. and Gardner NJ ! 0OPu '' "'4Nes
SO uti lFERS PHILLIPS President
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nor SALE-GROCERY AND PRO
Il VISION BUSlNESS-one of the best stands in the
city, excellent run OF business Increasing rapdly-will
be sold low. J.. A. ELY n CO.,
Cor. Main and Pleasant SITS
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~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge ST.,
Ei;i good tenement Block-good paying tenants;
Elll pay large per cent on Investment Price $500.
l.. A. ELY a co,
Corner Main and Pleasant streets
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miscellaneous.

z SxyssaS WRITNEY'S MEATS FOOT
: SsS%SkS HARNESS SOAP
1 NJ IA STEAM REFINED.
Z ~ II Oils, Blacks, POishes, and Soaps at
4 y the same time. Put up in large and small
size boxes, also ID bars Has been in use for years
and gives perfect satisfaction Send stamp for our
WAVERLY, Address 6, +. WHITNEY q co,
90 d6m 50 MIX ST. Boston. Mass
GEJATINE LOZENGES-Pre from
N Nelson's Patent Gelatinc viii be found to he the
best thing ever Imported for instantly removing dryness
from the mouth and throat. For children invalds
mended
They are neatly put up in small tin boxes limited
supply OF which may be found at LlLLEY'S Restaurant
corner Main and Exchange sts deoplm s26
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TX am OhANOE - IAN merry FOR
SALE CHEAP, las the owner wishes 10 remove Ia
mgsItin New York; with Thirty Acres OF Land in high
IpnulIoh; nice Mansion and Barn. three Tenement
m9u7es and 100 young bearing Apple Trees; about ons
le IRON vermont and Mass Railroad Station IN Mon
iIsue, Mtss w miles from the New London Northern
ha i junction at Millers Fails Also convenient 10
mill, school, church, and post office ~ 'i' "
Ine Iannery Building is in good order ina foot he A
WIN ihoueIh Improvements. Steam Engine M horse
power a19 boiler IN fire proof building. 50 Vais S
beecnes CHASING Jack, Stufing Wheel rr, a,, pgri
Mill Capacity Of Tannery y 600 sides AIso i0o doi
good hemoCk BARK Oh hand Terms easv I,, ~ oos
II. a BUDDISGTOS "
Real Estate Agent. Greenfield Mass
References Alex. MOsely, 10 High st. boston Mas
Lyman G. Barton, Greenfield. Mass. dmt 81
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~ FOR SALE-First-clas Cottage-10
A;;: good rooms, very nicely fitted up; hot and cold
iAllI water; bath room; sewer entered; nice fruit
@-H~ trees about five minutes walk from City Hall
l.. 4. ELY d co,
oil diff Cor. Main and pleasant sts.
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About l2O members Of the old eighth repi-
ineni commemorated the anniversary Of the
1nitleQ OF Cedar Cteek, " by a reunion M Whine
River Junction, on Thursday The affair ai-
though almost impromptu, was a fne success
OlS ~ tbe qneerest little episodes OF the DO
htcai discussions Of the day is the agitation of
he QUESTION in Vermont, whether tbat state5s
congfcssionl delegation during the war oecu.
pea doubtful or hesitating position relative to
slyey "
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Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsuIp Co1Ip
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND Japan
touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying TIC ni,ed
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L. A. ELY & Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant Sts.,


~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
E;;; MANLEY BLOCK, 50 called. This valuable
Rh Property is located on Main St., In the beautiful
ami thriving town Of UXhridgc, Is built of brick.
has two large stores and two large enemcnts Of nine
good sized rooms; each is supplied with pure water
from ncveriling spring. is the hest location in
for business; building ~ S. is occupied tor Drug Store
and Gents Furnishing Goods rents for $500 u i've Hun
dred Dollars per year Price $1,000; will exchange for
house west side Of Main st. Worcester This property
Is situated nearly opposite the Providence and Worcester
Depot, and must necessarily increase In value in few
years. J.. A. lily & CO..
Corner Main and Pleasant
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27
II Y NJ T. Nj 4 l. =.

NULL-BEARINGER.-Ma at the Catholic
church in this place, on Sunday last, by Rev.
Father Christy. James Null Esq, and Miss
Lizzie Bearinger, both Of Ebensburg.
Those little attentions and manifestations of
love which almost invariably precede :" the
union of hearts and the union of hands, have
not in this case, pleased to say, proved
IIlH in the general acceptation of that term. On
the contrary, Null has anHItIed all those ties
which bound him to the ireary waste of baChe-
lOr life, and by entering into contract which
death alone should render nlH, has anlulijCd
the maiden name and made Null the matronly
name of her who has trusted to his plightcd
faith and is now happy in the realization of
her brightest anticipatiOnS of welded felicity
Well, we can only wish them Il long career of
unallOyed bliss in this world and the brightest
diadems of glory in the next. May their love
for each other render nun and void the rude
bufIetings OF this life, and may she in sharing
his joys and hearing her little responsibilities
only add to the blessings which we hope will
ever surround aud encompass them both.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27
JUST LOOK AT THIS J.!
IInDOrtnnt to Real Estate OWNERS

LAYING entered into partnership, the sub
n scribers arc now prepared to do All KIND OF
work in their line, such as boring for w AIER,
OIL. COAL. ORE. and other MINERALS, max
inv and eettiug NEW PUMPS and repairing old
ones Weare also ready Mt all times TO bore and
law PIPES and manufacture and put in position
the celebrated EXCELSIOR PUMP, the cheap
est most durable and satisfactory Pump for
wells and Cistevns now in use. This Pump will
work i'm a Well thirty feet deep We will at all
times keep a supply of these Pumps on hand
and can set them up or furnish them on short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed IN quallty ana
nricc of work and water insured on any farm
or lot of ground. Orders solicited and prompt
ly attended to when length of Pump or Kind OF
work desired is made known TO For further
information call on or address
SFANEY & EEFGHNER,
Feb -em. Carrolltowu, Cambria Co., Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27

a SUPERB STOCK.-We briefly noticed last
week that Lennon Il Murray had received
their Spring stock of drugs. medicines, sta
tiOncry, jewelry, fancy goods, etc. and now
we would like 10 repeat hc information in a
consists of we haven't the space TO enumcrate
in full. but what they don't keep in their line
Their display of jewelry is very attractive,
and the styles are all new and of the prett1eSt
designs. while the prices moderate as
such luXurieS can be sold anywhere. No one
can fail to be pleased with their handsome as
sortment. \ most magnificent wedding ring
was bought there the other day, and there are
plenty more Of the same sort left. w hen you
have fixed the wedding day don't forget to
call on Murray & Lennon. They have things
ncedful and desirable for such occasions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27
l.. 81 H. MAYER.

l.. d H. MA Err,
NEW YORK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND
MILLINERY STORE,
are receiving daily from the Eastern markets
fresh arrivals of NEW GOODS for the sum-
mer trade, which they still offer to
the public at JoTest prices.
Below partial list of the departments,
which will give a general idea of their stock:
Shaw;s. Cloaks, Collars and Cuffs
VelvetS Velveteens, Bows and Neckties,
Black Silks, Woolens,
Colered Silks, Small Wares,
Lyons Poplins, Trimmings,
Fancy Poplins, Serge Plaids.
Mottled POplins, Alpaca Plaids,
Costume Cloth, Piques and
Sun Shades, White oOds,
Embroideries, Laces, Lawns and Percales,
Fancy Stripes, Colored AlpaCas,
Japanese Silks, Ginghatns
Hosiery and Gloves, Flannes, Ribbons,
Prints, Linens, Notions,
Aprons. SC, &c, Ladies' Skirts,
Ready Made Clothing, Handkerchiefs,
Shirts and Drawers, Boys Clothing,
Trunks and SuSpenderS,
TRAY Yelling Bags, Gum Coats, &C., &c.
THE Troy, N Y, Times says, 1.-THE sprightly
look of many of our older citizens is owing sHtea
" to the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27

CHAsYD By \ WoLF.-TwO little boys in
Cambria township. SONS of NJ essrs Jacob Wag
ner and Andrew Dunmire, met with a thrilling
adventure, if report be true, on Saturday last,
which might very properly be designated
hairbreadth escape for one if not for both of
them. While engaged in fishing along Black
lick creek they came unawares upon the lair o I
a she wolf, in which was deposited young
wolf, and their approach OF course startled the
Young whelp and created noise which attract
ed the attention of the old wolf, which Was
only a short distance away, and she was not
long in taking in the situation and taking after
the intruders The two lads, deeming pru
dence the better part of valor, with a great
deal of lorethought rushed for the creek with
the intention of crossing to the other side and
thus escaping the clutches of their ferocious
enemy but even here new danger beset
them, for the water proved too deep for the
smallest OF the boys, who was eth er unable to
swim or could not do so when encumbered by
his clothing, and had it not been for the heroic
and almost superhuman efforts of his older
companion the probabilities are he would have
been drowned. AS it was, the boys reached
the opposite shore in an exhausted condition,
but after recovering themselves sufficiently
FASTENED home badly frightened by their ad
venture and related their experience with bated
breath. We have since learned that parties
ent in quest of the old wolf and her whelP,
but with what result We are unable to say.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27
D Il Z T u 4 Z Y.

BURK.-Died, at his residence in SummerhiI
township, on Monday last, Mr.. james Rurk,
aged about - years. Nr. Burk born in
This county and was well known to most of it's
citizens. who vii sincerely regret his death.
FURGUsON.-Died, at Altoona. on the 18th
inst, Mrs. Lucy 4. FurguSon, daughter of (.
M. and a. S. Bigham, aged "a years, l month,
and 10 DAYS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27

ADVENTURES WITH SSAKE.-Two lads by
tho name of David Rhodes and John Shaffer.
on Tuesday last, while playing on the farm OF
Samuel Robinson, several miles west of this
place, came across a large black snake, which
unObsorved by the boys at the time, suddenly
sprung upon Rhodes, fastening its fangs in his
breast The lad with some effort pulled it off,
when it again bit him on the arm. They to-
gether finally succeeded in killing the snake,
and dra gging it to town, where their adventure
was related with much pride. and the Shiny
reptile exhibited as au evidence of their PROV
ess 1t is said that this specie of snake is not
poisonous, and such would appear to be the
case, as the boy suffered no further harm than
the mere wound inflicted by the bi.e.-Holi-
daysburg Register.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27

HOw Hot Wherever you go, whoever you
meet, be it in DIV cling in byway or street, you
almost invariably find some one to greet you
with the remark that eNcites no special won
der for people you know will have their say
especially whom uncomfortably hot is the day.
and the usual remark is ''ain't it hot as thun-
der p OF course you concur in the remark
that they make, and if you're sensible person
at once you betake yourself to V. s. Barker 5
cheap store, where you'll make no mistake II
you seek the best spring goods at prices which
no can sell under.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27

FIRE AND LIFE Everybody is
directly interested in Insurance. If you own
real or personal property it is certainly TO your
interest to have it insured You do rot know
how soon the same may be destroyed by fire,
either by accident or the hand of the iuccndia-
ry. You may feel perfectly safe now but you
do not know how soon you may need the assist
ance of the assurance company; therefore, ii
bchoOves you to look well to I5D1T OjCIl Interests.
II you have your property insured in good,
reliable company, You need not go begging
among your neighborS for losses incurred by
fire on the contrary you can rest easy and be
Independent OF any such obligations. On the
same principle every man should have his life
insured for the benefit of his family. No man
knows how soon he may be called from life TO
eternity and leave his family in destitute cir
cumstanccs; but through good and reliable in
surance companies he has the privilege and can
easily provide against all such contingencies
II is well FOR ali persons TO carefully consider
the policy OF Insurance, and then call upon Kerr
~ CO., 1916 Tenth Avenue Altoona, Pa, who
agents for all the most reliable Fire and
Life insurance Companies i'll the United States.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping are also
among tho specialties of this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to and from all points in the
world can be obtained from them at regular
rates.