The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-12

three tCeehS ending January 7tI, 1871.
Jos. Staub to Rose Eek June "a, 1870, half lot
and improvements in Franklin bOr...... .$2I&'50.
Mary \. German to Bridget Toohey, Aug. II,
1870, lot in COncmaugh borough. nominal.
ID. Dibert to {. Uahn, June q, 20, lot and i'm
provements in Johnstown......... $3.50
c. Reich to L. Ec<ley oct. Il, 1870, lot ana I'M
f. St0hlman to Mary Eicrtz. Jufv >. 1854. Iot
and improvements in Cambria BOROUGH $500
4. kurtz to Right Rev. NJ. Domenec, Oct. l3,
lolo lot IN cambria bQr9ugn, Sl3iO
H. 1864. lot and improvem'ts in Wilmore. 500.
Admrs of George Bruce, decd, 10 Charles c.
bruce July s, 1870, ~ acres and 20 percheS in
Chas G. Bruce to Richard Denny, Nov. 25 70.
g. Echcnschr TO VIM J. Headrick, May IS,
1867, lot and impr'nts in Taylor twp. $500.
1863, lot and imprnts in Taylor twp. 81 400.
ID. Good to Jacob Good, Oct. = 1S62 1Oj acres
and l43 pcrches III SuSquehanna twp -.-.. $50.
ID. Watts 10 Ed. Patterson, April ), 1867, piece
of land in GallitZin township.
Ed. Patterson to Peter Gallagan, Oct. %, 1867,
Mary Mcbride to Ann Myers, oct. 5, 1851, lot
J. FeSG v, stratfon G"f 10 p II j. Brown, Dee rs Is,
1870 $50 acres and I2 perches in Croyle. II 800.
Ihos e. Jenkins and others to same parties,
c; hammer to Fred'k hammer, Dec. > lsds,
B. Hoy TO Jesse Gray, Nov. II, 20. lot in Frank
Jared Williams to John Than, July 20, l5eS,
]. Dibert's Heirs to Hannah Williams, June
j. Diberts Heirs to Jas. Il. Davis and others,
June -, 1866 lot in .JohnStOwn. .........I 20.
Daniel Long TO Iohn Keith, Dee. 10, 20 S acres
and perches in SuSquehanua twp.......... so.
John CreSswell to Allegheny X. X. & Coal Co,
u tracts land in Cambria and Blair COS: 1000.
Il. VAIN and others to John Cresswell, May
20 1884, the above described tracts. 1000.
Mary Haney TO john Feeny, Dec. s, 1870, lot
and improvements in Wimore.. =. 500.
a. c. Dibert to j. i, McKeevrr, July s, 1870,
lot and Improvements in JohustOwn. 500
Hiram Shaifer TO Samuel Shanks Aug. 10.
1870 Il acres and % percheS in Adams twp. so.
]. Lewis to John O'DonueI, October 80, 1870,
lot in COneuaugh borough. ........... In.
Patrick Owens to John Gilbons, Sept. 81, 1859,
80 acres and impr' Is in Ciotriicid twp LOCO.
jos. Fiedhouse 10 sleep & Melolreu, Dee so,
1870 lot and iupr' Is IN JOhnstown..- =, 100.
=. W. Bucknalter to ;. t1delInan, Dec %, 1870,
lot and Improvements in W oodvsie. 500.
J. c. Fisher aud others 70 Jas. ID. McAIullin,
Jan. 24, 1870, 30 acres and rs pcrches in Chest
G. Farbaugh, Guardian to Jos. Lieb, July 2,
1870 - acres and ~ per. in Cambria tip. 173.21.
i. \. Shoemaker. Admir-. to Albert Davis,
Dec. 81. 1870 20 acres and improtcments in
Summcrhili township. I26.
abel Lloyd to 4. S5rfrtmatter, NOV. I, 1870,
Johnstown Mfg Co. to JOS Marks, May 26,
1863 half lot in Woodvale. 200.
JohnsTown Mfg. Co. to Ed. Thomas, june 1.
1863 half lot in Woudvalc. zoo.
6. W. Richardson to james Rose, March %,
1870, 81 acres and - perphes in 1daias Up, OI1.
JapoRrASr TO ALL.-As this is the time of
year when people are making inquiries as 10
where they can buy the best coal for the least
money; we take pleasure in informing the eiti-
jhCTlzDlirE
Thomas Bradley and John \. Lemon have
entered into partnership ior the mining and
shipping of the celebrated Lemon Vein coal, at
Gallitzin. and will not only guarantee IT to be
the very best BituminouS coal for cooking and
heating purposes, but will furnish it 20 per
cent. cheaper than any other parties III the
trade All orders entrusted to them viii be
promptly filled; or families and al others IN
this vicinity can be supplied by either Mr.; Ed
Humphries or Mr.. Il. H. Thomas, who will keep
a constant supply of this excellent coal on
hand. l12-32.-lm.*
A FIGHT.-All we heard of the fight was some
Let Hess speak - So Hess spoke, and this is
what he said; Hearken, o ye people Hess &
Brother, No. 2H, 2l3 Main street Johnstown,
have the cheapest Ready-made Clothing ever
was sold in Johnstown or Canada. II you don't
believe this, try it on. Mems clothing, boys
clothing, warm clothing. coarse clothing, fine
clothing, strong clothing; coats, pants, vests
shirts, ovcrcOats, and also everything and more
than that. Call and see the fight between prof
it and loss, and let Hess speak. for he will tell
you good news
PUBLIC DIsCUssIoN.-Two OF our most promi-
neut and learned citizens are going to have
public discussion for the benefit of the public.
Question: "who sells the cheapest dry goods in
.iohnstown?" The popular feeling is the
side of N T. Carroll. who cannot be lIndcrsold.
He keeps open on Main street, foraenst the Op7
be decided, like some squres decide their
eases, in the GfiI1nHtfrc- But nevertheless go to
Carroll. He keeps choice groceries, as well as
buttons, blankets and blue yarn. You better
be beginning 30 buy before be is too busy.
REMEMBER THIS Remember this: that
while we lay stress on our low prices. and insist
upon their being the lowest" we do not rest
our claim to patronage on this alone, but cquat-
ly on the fact that our clothing is superior 50
any Ready-Made Clothing to be had anywhers
else in the State of Pennsylvania
WANAMAKER u BROWN,
9th & Market Sts., Philadelphia.
STONERoAEe-S sAyHAESTEC SYRUP
nsed in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR OIL. &c. Highly favored. Pleasant TO
take. Children like ii. Price SO cents. Whole
sale, II. L. SEII.EItS & Co.. 45 Wood Street, Pitts
Lennon x V.
and by Druggists and Country Storc-kcepers
generally. lJune l6, lS!U--iS.I
IN THE ADV ERTISING AGENCY of Geo. T..
Rowel & Co., No. 20 Park Row, New York, eve
rything is so systematiZed that their immense
business is conducted without confusion or de-
lay. They have regularly on file over 5,vVo