The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-14

WITHOUT A NEwsr ArEn Nothing presents
q sadder comm entary upon the present uu-
healthy conuition of our once loved and pros
porous country than the large number of fami-
lies. both in the town and country, but more
especially in the latter, that subscribe for no
paper of any kind Hundreds and thousands of
families are thus growing up in utter ignorance
oil what is transpiring in she W orld around them
and ignorant of the mighty events of the daY.
But who can tell the vast amount of misery
that is being inflicted upon the rising genera
tlon--those who are to take our place in the
busy world at no distant day-growing up
wlthcut acy know ledge of the preacht, the
past, or any study of the future, this ignorance
too. being itnbued into them by the sanction of
those who should, and doubtless d. know bet
ter. did they only thiuS of the injurious effect
of II cir insln course. Let the head of eYerY
family think of this. and place in the hands of
those for when he is responsible the means of
acquiring a thorough knowledge of the moving
panorama in which enact our different parts
SHOOTING AFFRAI-A man named William
Marshall, who resides near Blairsyile was
lodged in the Jail in this place. on Saturday
last, charg ed with shooting a Mr. Robert Rus
sell, of Barsville. The circumstances were
about follows: Marshall has, for a wear
past, had bitter grudge against Thompson
Adams. who formerly kept hotel in Blailsville
Last Thursday evening, wh Adams and
Rnsse!l were standing the sidewalk Mar.
shall Approached to uithn about ten PAGES of
them, and deliberately driving pistol, shot
at Adams The ball, however, struck Russell
III the forehead, inflicting very dangerous
and perhaps fatal wound. Adams at once be
came aware of his danger, and fed down the
street, Marshall firing second shot at him,
without effect. Another person, named Beatty
WAS in company with Marshall at the time of
the occurrence. and he arrested US an &C
cessory.-1ndiana Messenger.
LOOK AT This l-BENroN h WAYNE, whole
sale and retail dealers in Hardware, &C., Nos
208 and 210 Main street, Johnstown, offer at re-
markably low prices the following among many
first class articles:
Re5sHb Tls:s9 ERRRnsrs sRafrs No. l. 7S per pair
Finished Shafts 80 ........ Ito "
100 set Wagon spokes.
Iron and Nails, all sizes; Glass, Putty, Win
Skins, Shoe Findings, and full stock OF Hard
ware, Ropes &C., at the very lowest cash pri-
[0-23.-2m+l 2os & 2i0 Main St, Johnstown.
at last been combined in the matter of a Spring
Bed Bottom, and the result may now be seen al
the cabinet ware establishment of Mr.. Robert
Evans, in this place, that gentleman having
Bought the right of this county for Glenn's Pat
most simple, satisfactory and cheapest inven-
tion of the kind that has yet been introduced
to the public, of which the strong tcStimO-
malls in its favor from well known gentlemen in
Pittsburg bear ample proof Mr.. Evans is
bottoms TO any kind of bed for five dollars
each, or will sell shop rights on most reasona-
bic terms: Everybody should go and see this
new and desirable invention.
THE HIGHLAND FAIR.-Johnstown has good
cause to be proud of the success of its Highland
Fair, but when it comes to the highland fair of
natures own handiwork Ebensburg is sure to
carry off the prize To see bevy of the fair
dressed N
handsome apparel, the ma terial whereof.they
). Barkers popular dry goods and grocery
emporium, is a sight worth any mans while to
look at. Vallie is closing out a fine stock of
summer goods at wonderful reduction in
prices, and the highland fair, as well as every
body else, should endeavor to get share of
the bargains now going a that establishment
JOHN ]. MURPHY. of the Mansion House cor
choice dry goods for fall and winter. There
fore every body ought to buy from him. This
dent proposition, and that is much better than
any OF your silly gisms. Mr.. Murphy and his
not ironical, and he keeps bonus, HlclOr, opimltS
dry goods, fancy goods, notions, cloths and cas-
and remember that the time to begin to buy
fall goods is Immediately after the fall election,
when winter goods are also in order. Now, go
GREATLY REDUCED. Notwithstanding the
immense stock of ready-made clothing laid in
by James J. Murphy just before the fair, his
sales were SO large as to greatly reduce that
stock because he sold at greatly reduced prices.
He has, EOWeVef, ,isent east for another car load
of cheap and durable clothing, for men :and
boys. which he will have upon bis shelves be-
fore this notice reaches the reader. He can be
found at No. 100 Clinton street, Johnstown, at
the Star Clothing Store, where he is ever ready
of everything in the clothing line Now is the
time to prepare for hard winter.
NEW HATs.-There was a great display of new
hats at the late fair, and nearly all were from
L. Cohen's Cheap Hat Parlor Store. Cohen
being and
can he known snywhere. Then the large num-
would indicate cate that the head COVERINGS v worm
at the fair were bought at No. 227 Main street,
Johnstown- Cohen keeps the only regular built
hat store in JOhnstown-he keeps very large
supply-he sells good hats cheap-he has only
one price and he always sells on the square.
Mind No. 22T Main street.
WHAT IS SAID.-'Tis said that absence con-
that lire on the OCEAN wave is apt to make a
lubber cave-tis said that lips with WHISKY vet
might is right in many a case, und-and-and-
'tis said that Geo. Huntleys extensive stove,
feno a nnt the gace t0 sned IN very
many articles that are entirely Indispensable
to the human race. Goand see, and if we have
misled you, call us liable to error chap to
our very face-or anywhere else.
MANY valuable horses die from the effects of
collie. The best thing to do in a of this kind
is to pour bottle of johnson sA luodrne Lininent
into a long neck junk bottle, add half pint of
molasses and water, then pour the whole down
the horses throat In ten minutes the horse
will begin to eat.
Parsons PirgdtiUe Pills will greatly relieve. If
not entirely cure, dyspepsia, when everything
else fails. They haye been tried in some des-
perate cases, and have given more relief than
any other medicine.
AUTUMN.-The weather, cold frosty ahd clear,
betokens that Autumu is once again here and
should remind one and all that the proper time
for to call on George Huntly is at the earliest
day practicable, for this is the season for put
ting up stoves and adjusting stove pipes, and
George you know is the right man for the eTi1-
ergency. You will save good many cuss words
and much cash by buying stoves, pipe, etc, at
the Ebensburg houSe-furnishing emporium.
GOOD ADvICE.-A bit OF advice let us give
you, now that its getting quite cold, and it Is
this-thiuk not we'll deceive you aught bui
the truth will unfold-if you wish to get the
worth OF your money and such goods as cold
weather demands you'll never do better, my
honey, than you can do at al. times and under
all circumstances at Andy Christy's cheapest OF
of all cheap dry goods grocery, drug and gen.
eral variety stands-over in Lofetto.