The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

A-AIs and NisIiaps at and near Home
All the latest novelties in dress goods a
ThoIupson's
Prime fresh oysters in half cans at M
l.. Oatman's
The cheapest store in Ebensburg is NJ
L. Oatman's
-Oatmans store has the largest run Of
custom in Ebensburg.
Only two horses in Wilmore have the
epiZootic SO far, and they both belong tC
preachers.
Money can be saved in the purchase
OF dry goods, groceries, notions, etc, at NJ
! L. Oatman's
Ladies, go to NJ. L. Oatman for your
shoes and CATERS of all kinds, cheaper than
/ elsewhere in Ebensburg.
| The very sweetest thing on earth Is q
l gushing young man iQ a red neCh-ue ali the
! new styles at Thompson's
The horse disease is prevailing in this
place and vicinity to a very serious extent,
although we believe of rather mild type.
! Jacob Bell, an employee of the Tyrone
! planning mill, was relieved of eighteen dol
lars few days ago by some light-hngered
/ individual.
M. f. Y: Christy, of Gallitzin, was
| thrown from his horse at the eastern ex-
tremity of town, few days ago, but fortu-
/ nately escaped with only slight injuries.
| Don't have doctor bills TO pay. Keep
your feet warm, your head cool, and buy
your Arctic boots at Thompson s. Large
! Iot OF custom-made boots and shoes just re-
! ceived.
! -Rcmember that our paper this week al
/ though dated Friday, has been issued We'd
! hrSdaY night. Our report of the execution
VIII he better understood if this fact is borne
! Myers & Lloyd are always employed in
/ dealing out bargains TO buyers indeed
, YOU IL never find men more clever or Kind
than either John Lloyd or James Myers.
/ 90 and bee their splendid new stock.
Thursday evening last, Conrad Seybert,
/ OF C"nenauGh borough, while engaged in
! unloading limestone from train of cars al
! The L. L. Co. 8 furnaces, was run over By the
/ wheels and had one of his legs terribly
! crushed.
"A large and elegant lamp has just been
erected in front Of the Thompson store, and
now the enterprislng proprietor, in common
| with our next door neighbor, NJ. l.. Oatman,
| enjoys the pleasure of contemplating 4 new
! departure worthy of all emulation.
That amiabe gentleman and popular
/ conductor, Mr.. Daniel kearney, of Altoona,
accompanied 10y one of our hoyhoOd friends,
/ Mr.. a. j. Mcconnell, now of PittsburC, paid
/ us a brief visit on Tuesday. Thrice welcome
/ TO our sanctum are all such worthless.
Don't have your wife, sister or mother
/ annoyed by trying to fit you in Il shirt when
you can buy half dozen for the cost of the
material. A large assortment of white and
| cashmere shirts, knit wool undershirts and
| drawers just received ut Thompson's.
We are sorry TO have given offence TO
/ the Herald man, as we assure hiIn that we
/ inItiluCtl nOtnInE nut harmless V.
Still, as he seems TO be one of the touch me-
! not kind, We shall henceforth keep hands
! of. What Ed s.Jamcs could say about us
! that would stir up our bile in that way it is
/ beyond our ken to determine.
Hosts of good fellows. among them many
, of the press gang from Pittsburgh. Johns
( town, Indiana and Altoona, fiocked in upon
us during the past day or two. We did not
I have time TO do the agreeable, but hope they
/ will all accept the Will for the deed, and re-
I fl-. h.ft I,1y,
! succeeded i'll accomplishing.
eaChing may hereafter be expected
regularly every Sabbath morning and even
! ing at the Presbyterian church, by the Rev.
| j. William Edie, pastor elect. Hours of
service, 1015 a. M. and : Il. NJ. Sabbath
/ school in the afternoon at half-past o'clock,
| and pra We rmeetiug Thursday evcuingf at ..
! The public are kindly invited and will be
! cordially welcomed.
! Riddle, one of the men who was iuCar-
cerated in our county Jail some seven years
/ ago ON suspicion of being concerned in the
! Paul-Munday tragedy, but who with his al
! legged acconplice broke our and escaped, did
! our town the honor of 4 visit on W ednesday
I the first since his hurried departure. Hi:
/ innocence of the alleged crime having beer
! established hy the conviction oi al her parties
! he doubtless felt that he had nothing to fear
: The dwelling house of John " ARIEL, II
! Henderson township, near II huntingdon, says
the Globe, was totally destroyed by fire OF
! Tuesday afternoon last. The principal par
/ of his household furniture w;l> saved. In
. surance on dwelling SI50O-0n furniture
/ $500. The fire is supposed to have origin
ated from sparks from Kitchen fire. Mr.
! Warfel's loss in dried and canned fruit and
! many articles that could not bc removed
| will amount to the ncighborhood of $500.
! We learn with sincere regret of the sud
den and unexpected death OF Mr.. Danie
! Carney, of Munster township, whose severe
injury by the ears at Crcsson We noticed two
| or three weeks ago. Mr.. Carney had so fal
/ recovered to be able TO go about the house
and on Monday morning last had ventured
out on the porch in front OF his residence
Entering the house soon after, he requested
his daughter to assist him to a chair and
from there he asked TO he helped to the bed
AZ he felt unwell. His daughter extended
the desired aid, but he had not taken more
! than TWO or three steps when he fell bach
I against the wall and expired instantly Hi
death was no doubt the result of internal in
iuries. MI Carney was aged about Il year,
and leaves 4 wife and two children-a sol
| and daughter. He was 4 hard-working, hon
| est, worthy man, kind and oblging in hi:
I-dispositiOu, and although called suddenly
| away from life, we trust he was not unpre
| pared for the grcht change.
! CONsUMPTIVES, ATTEND The treat
ment and cure OF this dreadful scourge o.
the human race, is gradually becoming bet
| ter understood. In times past, the weaken
ing and depicting system of treatment was
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