The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-13
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olve wears ago last h"i'u"y'
y e'IS Nv tie accidental inversion Of the tlg-
- his issue Of cur TaPer Is mace 10 aP-
Pc No. 80 instead of No. 46.
rs, Is mlse of a hen is 40 beats to the
The price Of pulse warmers is
rih",T SE +o 40 cts. at Thompson's.
ho'n w, grcds received at N. L. Oatman's
and sold cheaper than elsewhere
sSe! IecaUse they are sold for cash.
Trso strsy horses were sold in Altoona
-, sirca at fabulous prices. One
~ ni dollar and half aid the other
r yCo we're promised report of Court
'lS,,,gs. but after waiting until three
81. Thursday were forced to go to
peSS WIN ~. tie ladies' can't find what they
.ot Tl,mI sons they give it up, for it
in' ',talIi,lt Cd fact that for all novelties
II PTTh PThs n,an who knows anything worth
,Ii.bTrC. ard don't serd it to the prin-
nro6t to lie C-eprived of even a
,,orf-rate sheet"
ecu '9TIieranw v no got shot" in JoEnstov,n
- cot them at hardware store.
49, hut a very painful and exciting
Il, 1.s,i, Paker. a resident Of Alexandria,
7,.r,J,.D county. fell fIom passenger
n.t sruce Creek on Wednesday week
"A ,,ceiyed fatal injuries
nm Monday last, Judge Dean made an
ar for an Adjourned Count, commencing
the second Monday of February next
fc contirue for one week.
Toseph Rerrold. prompted by grief at
il supposed injuries. hung himself to the
lain county jail door one day last week,
a when found life was extinct.
sT~Talk about big run Of custom NJ.
ii Oatran has by far the largest run of
sssrnnl in Ebensburg. Everybody buys at
.e,tn ans. lecaLse they c"hsave mercy Ill
fke operation.
M. John GIazier, Huntingdon's oldest
tnhabitaut. aged ninety years, died last
4eek lie was an invalid for twenty-six
v,ars He suffered with rheumatism for
ii fenty-two years.
LH. l.. Oatman has already commenced
lsceiving holiday goods, and will have the
shqest stock of candies, cOnfections and
.Heetrreats ever brought to Ebensburg.
Dpnt forget this?
DLevi Chaplin, Runtingdon's oldest col
IL d barber" has been drawn to serve as
uiymar This is the first drawing" SO
hRhly colored that Huntingdon has been
sal ed upon to contemplate.
-Gen. George Potts, a we'll known citi-
ssh ard for several years Mayorof Altoona.
aed in that city on Tuesday last. in the
50 year Of his age. He was a brother of
|zuf " Potts. Of JUhnStuwn.
-ir YOUR rame is Smith. Jones. Davis
orl rans, or if it amt either Of them. you
Al he very person that the Dauntlcss boys
& vol d #e to see a. their Fair every night
1t iea.t luriun the HOLIDAYS
-FUcEEey Watts, aged IS years. an en-
tb'es ~ one Of the Pa. r. r. blacksmith
"a Al Altoona, had an arm so badly
q ated III = drilling machine, a few days
"a. that i had to bc amputated.
= on do vour Christmas baking with
b I p. ocurin a supply of choice -four
b Nils lol ular -four, feed AM grocery
I. The lest Gour is always he cheap
II. aid that's the kind Mills keeps.
II he soa-stroke this time Int nearer
Rnc-indred, right AT home. Christmas
4 for the latest issue are therefore in
D. lat let there be 10 SMALL CAPS. Ne
Il eases fIIl Of these SORTS
Hotwithstandi1g : the inclement wealth
-sR..d you know II vas terrible rough that
", ;he three story hat with the six foot
az under il arrived promptly, on its tenth
ID uai visit, last Monday forenoon.
q ilN JDltf-TNCfHii u i ' tottsts . Ntbt ctDNAAA
ii ghoas at &oo.c's grave is entilely too
II nat neigLb0ThuCd is The one that stole
s her Christy's turkey gobbler a few
il . ego.
The nozzle of the hose of the Vigilant
.esm fire engine, Altoona, flew out on
81 day last while some of the members
=<e operating the thing just for fun, and
~ .ag mau named Bennett, broke one
III iegs.
vo weeks and three days ago young
.<d5 named Glunt, Of Franklin township,
He ireland county, poured carbon oil
snf 70 a few dying embers. Her funeral
ms largely attended three days after the
mp Ilment failed.
ne hundred and sixty-ffve thousand
1alk ITS is al the money the Pennsylvania
haA cad ilnpany paid to its employees at
Aileora on tuesday last. Wish we, indi-
laeaiy and collectively, were all the en-
llo4ees fer few months.
4 he reason why NJ. L. Oatman can sell
soAs 50 much lower than any other mer-
zs<n IN town, is because he sells for cash.
'NR you have the cash always go to Oat-
.@s E where you can save ID per cent. on
WI dollar : worth you buy.
= An cd man named Thomas MalOney,
SAh on his way home from attending
s.a. Sseac az braddock's Fields, on Sunday
was struck by the Cincinnati Express
eaF .unton's' s'station, and 80 seriously
Thar he died soon after.
We man who has a wife, mother, Sis
49, sweetheart, should not forget that
~ PAS presents will soon be in order.
-. Nlei-piated ware, fine cutlery, and
- o'her elegant articles at Huntlcy's,
''"ehiIy fit for such purposes.
!. a '"u. comfortable clothes are essential
proper enjoyment of the holidays.
'"e choicest dress goods, furnishing
icady-made clothing, etc, consult
Ss.z IHker. He can rig out any person
e, ,'P To- toe at the lowest rates.
"e holidays may be fully enjoyed by
zs choice goods from Myers & Lloyd.
-,.+ feep a stock of the finest and best,
sen cheap enough to satisfy any one
z..@ bargains in goods of all kinds. Go
e What they can do for you.
1 lad named Murphy, second son of
81 tl"Lence "a Lnce Murphy, residing on Mullins
=" cambria township, was engaged
,aSs ago chopping wood, when a stick
~ ana struck him i'll the eye, burst
- o oaII and, of course, completely de-
lhg the sight
50 III immense bank of earth in which a
Jump was imbedded caved in upon
.s Hlh Ganoe, at WarriOrsmark, Hunt
county, on the 23d ult., and the
sInklng him on the lower part of