The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EnPs and JIishsps mt and near Homo.
Now is the acceptable tine for trimming
rra7e vines.
Lent begins next Wednesday. ST. VaIen-
tines CAY begins and ends on the same occa-
sion.
-Rorrow all the money YOU can row. for
after " Wedresday next it will be all Lent for
forty days.
--Tchrsrown is said to he entirely free Of
snail rox, which is a good thing for Johns
town. Il rot for the small pox.
"A Young man named George Murphy. of
,rtcCna hsd one of his feet badly mashed by
+La cars nj Spruce Creek on Wednesday week.
The oysters received daily bv NJ l. Oat-
man are prime and plump, and as fresh ns
vonnc miss with her first beau. Try half can
two. That's what we did.
OH for a man-oh for q mau-oh for
several men to put up more tenant houses in
,Eis olace. 1t looks now as if about twenty
families would be homeless in the spring
A she Eear and two cubs were discovered
q few mornings ago making their breakfast on
oT,r Of cabbage buriei in a garden within sight
or Somerset town. Bruin and her progeny
made their escape, however. before ANYTHING
I.rr the discovery could be effected
What Geo. Furtley knows about stoves,
tfrzare hardware and things Of that kind.
would make a larger if not better book than
y,l.o. Gree cy kuowS about farming for what
GEORGE don't know in that wav, as well a
shog, selling goods at fair prices, amt really
worth krcwrrg Go and see If this amt so.
-Irisrot O. 'casaut news for the head of the
f,rflr TO be told that the -four barre is empty,
Int +, removes a gool deal OF the unpleasant
rcss when The thought suggests itself that E
= Mills is alwavs nerr AT hand TO fill uD the
void ni.ha most excellent bra nd of -four at
the most moderate prices prevailing in the
mrktt.
A gcntCman's black plush cloak, with rod
ani black barred lining, was found by Mr. John
j. Thomas between Blair's hotel and his resi-
deHce, ON Wednesday night last. 1t looks as
If might bave belonged to a professional man.
The owner can have it by calling on the gen
temau named above, proving property and
PAYING for this notice.
Such extraordinary bargains in drv goods
offered by Messrs A w Erwin & Co
Allegheny city, are enough to arrest the atten.
ton and secure the patronage of everybody
See the wonderful inducements in another col
Umn, ard thea If YOU can't go 20 see the firm
itself order from them. We will guarantee
YOU perfect satisfaction.
1t is foolish thing TO hoard up money
wi en- on stand in need of such goods as Y. S
Barker Is irving to dispose of at greatly re
duced Trces in order to get the requisite funds
and requisite space for new spring stock
Now it ever j. the time TO save money in buy
i
TOO in such an emergency.
Our next doer neighbor, NJ. / Oatman
has had elegant street lamp, handsomel,
lCttered erected in front of his popular cheal
cash store, which serves not only as a gnid,
10y night for wa ayfaring footsteps. but as a hea
cen TO direct all in quest Of CoOd goods at low
prices Marts energy and fair dealing will
make his fortune for him vet.
Alter all the noise made and promised b,
la no Of
casiored solely by the failure of the Commis
EIonCrs 10 give them q share of the advertising
fhe actual exren es of the coOnty for the pas
wear, exclusive Of the new iail and poor hous
outlay foot MP 500 $50, which we will prov
next week by figures that won't lie
The Altoona Sun reports that a fiend il
human shane, name not known, entered tn
residence of Mr.. VIM Miller, in that city, ol
Wednesday morning last, and finding Mrs
Miller alone, t0rcibly outraged her person an
then made his escape. He has not vet been sr
rested, but if he should he severe and speed
punishment ought to be his portion.
The report reaches Us that serious Gis
turbanCe among miners occurred at Tunn,
Hill on Tuesday night last. and that the dwell
ing house of Mrs Ellen Scales was set on fir
and burned to the ground, and that a ma
whose name we did not learn was shot in tn
side The scene of the disturbance is in BIai
county. We have no further particulars.9
\ shocking railroad accident Occurre
near WilmOre at an early hsur on Thursda
morning last. resulting in the horrible marglin
OF the watchman at that point, J ohm n einogI
by name Who was struck by the Pacific Ex
press east and not only killed instantly but wa
thrown a distance Of fully sixty feet from tn
track The unfortunate man leaves a famil
10 mourn his terrible fa.e.
Rev. Joseph Hanev, who few wears 40
was assistant pastor OF the English Catholi
-, V,h,v.
Brownsville, died al Carroltown on Monda
evening last. whittier he had gone to recuper
ate his health "A victim of that fell DESTROY el
consumption. His age was about 50 wear.
lie was Jealous and faithful priest, and W
trust he has received the reward of the right
eous
Tie entertain ment at the Wlgwaro Ia,
night is said to have been very enjoyable ar
full of fun, although not by any means patrol
lied as the cause deserved. This evening I'll
entertainment will be repeated, and we hope
see big crowd in attendance. We are SUI
that the pan 'omjme and the music, vocal an
Instrumental, will be well worth the admissiO
pIice-25 cents. Go by all means. and tax
The ladies
We are sorry to learn that our friend an
subscriber, Mr.. Patrick McManamy, acciden
ally slipped and fell from porch at Lilly
station, few days ago, and crushed the ca
OF one of his knees in very painful manner
but, hat Is worse still. he has since cauCL
cold in the Injured member and fears are Ell
tertained that amputatiou will have to be re
sorted TO. Later accounts state that Mr.. Nc
nj. lies IN very precarious condition
John Bradley, jr., eldest son Of Mr.. job
Bradley, merchant, of Loretto aged about 9
years, while on his way home from Oil Cit,
was run over by train of empty pasSengt
coaches on what is known as the wall track q
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, in PITTSBURGH
on Friday afternoon of last week, and so shock
Ingly mangled that he died in about seventee
hours His remains were brought home 70
intcrnent. His age was about % years
Cham. Roberts don't sell dirt cheap-b
never said he did. In fact he don't sell dir
a all, The large mound Of it in front Of his es
tsbilshmeut, to the contrary notwithstanding
lie DE- Ce' sell hosts of nice things, however, an
sells just as cheap as any man in the biz
KEEPS store croditable TO our town, and
ever ready to plesse and make glad any an
all persons desiring to buy clocks, watches
sewing machines. Iati-nery, fancy goods, to
baccO, cigars, etc.
JOHN j. MURPHY has a question for schoo
teachers. Ten per cent. Of the dry goods h
ssiIs equals ninety per cent. of what any on
else sells in town. How much does he soil