The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13
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If yoI want to be a bencfactor OF your race
on q small scale, scatter coal ashes on your slip
EEdvarts Dcvers was run ovcr-by a traiu of
cars at Derry station, on saturday evening last
and died from his injuries in two hours after.
Hon. \. n. Barker will speak piece" on
tonal church on Monday evening next. Free
Mr.. Patrick 0'Conneil. sawyer at Barlser's
California Mill, south Of town, was struck on
the head by portion of the running gear of
the mill, few days ago and slightly injured.
Tho bottom has completely fallen out Of
sthe 'latC sitig Of EnOw' spoken OF by the Her
all, and as q consequence wheeled vehicles are
again in vogue. Well no matter-lt was q
j. Galiitzln Lake, Esq, has settled down to
the practice OF his profession in LOrcttO, rs
viii be seen by card elsewhere. That he may
prosper ahundantly we feel sure is the earnest
This startling piece OF information is fur
nished by the Lewistown Democrat for the cur
once more died. Cause--tle0 many papers in
Cambria county nu tell
John Dull, convicted OF larceny in the Dis
trict Court, and temporarily confined in the
Johnstown lookup, dug out on Friday night
OF last week and left Tor parts unknown. DuU
was too sharp to Etey very long IN such durance
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Presbyterian church in this place on several
occasions last summer, was presented with
$1,000 by bls congregation at East Liberty On
New Years day hppreciativc congregation
lucky minister-Eberal donation.
The Harrisburg WcehtB Patriot has been
kindly sent us as an exchange, in addition to
tho daily issue. 1t is = mammoth sheet and is
20 I q e.
ter, We are thankful for tho favor, and shall
refer to its merits more at length in our next
"A very strong teaIn IN the regal pro- ess;0n SO
is that just made up by the partnership ALI
ance between the efficient and popular District
Attorney, VIM. II. Sechler, of this place, and
our worthy and talented young friend, T. r.
Scanlon, Esq, of CarrolltUwu, We invite at
tention to their card and bespeak for them de-
served consideration.
Our energetic and prosperous young friend
Mr. r. Gels, we regret to say, was considerably
burned about the hands and face while assist
ing 10 extinguish destructive fire at Salua,
Kansas, his present home on the oath ult. The
large and elegant banking house belonging to
tho firm Of which he is n member suffered
slightly in the conhagration.
fs-Mr. James Wilkinson, the proficient worker
in marble, has just completed masterpiece at
kis establishment in Loretto. Itis a tombstone
for the grave of Mr.. Christian Smay- whose re-
mains are inferred in the Catholic graveyard at
Wilmore, and viii be fully described in our
next. Mr.. Wilkinson has no osuperior in his bus
Don't imagine that we are going to let up
on the Eastern Star Flour" Such an excel
lent article deserves to be constantly kept be-
fore the people, and it will be no fault OF ours
if the people do not constantly {at meal time)
keep il before them in shape of the most palat-
able of bread, cakes, etc. M. Il. Oatman is the
only man in Ebensburg who sells this unsur-
passablc brand,
1t affords us great pleasure to learn that
our talented and very worthy friend, Joe Ii
Gadd, formerly of Johnstown, but more re-
Gently OF Hethalto, Ill, has been appointed to
or the Kansas Pacific Railway, OF which de-
partmeut another JohhstOwneT, Mr. i. Z. Vic
roy; is tho chief. Joe is an uncompromising
democrat tand whole-souIed gentleman,and no
one viii be moro rejoIced than oursef to hear
OF his further promotion.
= JOHS j. MUBPHY VIII recite ''Shamus o.
Brien,' any other man, at the Mansion
House Corner, on any day in january, and
soil any quantity Of dry goods, dress goods,
fancy goods, and such like. Mr. Murphy un-
doubtediy sells cheap and durable goods as all
his Old customers can testify. Those wanting
dry goods should always call with John j. Muir
ply first and savo ten per cent. in their pur-
chaseS.
JoHNsrowN, Jan. S, 1s72-Dea- Sir: I write
to inform you that l.. Cohen keeps Il hat store
in Johnstown, at No. 227 Main street. If you
see any person in your baiiiwick that wants
nice hat, or cap. or shirt, anything in the
line of mems wear, or ladies' furs tell them TO
callwith L. Cohen, and you will very much
oblfge MANY CITIZENS.