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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-09
4s',ks for active, ain Atll..ef


leoks for aetise-exefssssa .n..tla--ef.
..9!,;:: !: \ :,,. !. !. d; ii.
are we to put in office these efficient and
honest men On this point We will tell
yoa the votSrssof ths county precisely
what We think.
~ To begin then at home, i'll. llic county.
Thc most important of usr chiccs arc
Clerk Of Court, ,protbfc Ju,'yc, County
Commissioning a,il shiriil:
: The Moses Republicans have already
put i'll nomination before the county TWO
very good mcn. for first two Offices, Mr..
Bolivcr and Mr.. Knowlton, whom we
would like to sec clectc,l, rs. we snppose
they will be. For county commissioners,
Of Whom there arc. three to be elected, of
sthe three nolnin.tedthere is. but enegwho
is worthy of this position, and he is a
colored man, John Robinson. He has
already served Tho county faithfully and
has we believe an Intelligent regard for
the prosperity. and interests of our homes
and the inmates thereof snnd we sincerely
.hopo that every man III vie county will
vote for him and that he will lie retained
ii Office. e : : = 40 :
And now rs to the office of Sheriff,
the one about Which the Japisoa fIG-
tibn IIhnvol hhle tllo greatessl Of tHah
many blunders, by putting Cain as their
iiom,nee,ia o maain IN not popular, mot ihtelli-
gent, not efficient, in no. why qualified for
the position, ,ssh9 has,. no great claim s
either upon his party i'll particular or the
county at large; andin trying to displace
the present incumbent Nh. Riggs who
desires reelection, is very popular md has
every claim upon the republican party in
particular. to whose .sutffRgcs he has done
honor tbyshis eohsc ciqnd9us and efficient
term of service, while, by those means, he
has, entitled himself to the unanimous
support of the county at large. TO allow
RA I,EAE Il u ~ ,1RTb :. -.
to the voters of the county at large, and
VIC hope that none either colorcd OF white
will allow himself to become n party to
the ,disrepute, either by actively voting
for Cam or passivcly stayiug at home.
Those arc the most important positions
and it is for these that the struggle is
most essential. For Senator, too, the two
c,ltndiitlnts; Jpmiron and Byas offer so
littlcsef d. choice that We canno. recon-
mend either conscientiously. We suggest
to all men i'll search of honesty to vo.e
for Captain Jnmcs i. t1lar.l sWeulso
suggest some change in the legislative
candidates. For School Commissioner
we believe That tlicir, nominee will do
for the position.
Without then presuming TO state either
to White CT colorcd voter what he shall
qrIMlhat, he shall not do, fartlter than to
sfbcso'e thehSwhat we sslssshf ssssssj ll their duty,
we set before you ticket which
ticket VIC think ought to command
the vote of every man i'll the county
.~ LtA.l = !. - SS.---.LLL SS.--..LL
F" The October Elections.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-09
NATIONAL GRANGE OF TIE ORDER OF
PATRONS OF HusnANDHY,
I.to Pcrpefuu1 FIJI

Eao Perpetual
WA*nISGroS, %. c., Sept! 10, 1872
Col. D"'Fvn .Ai4en, tten"d Deputy, Granye
Nor-,'" i I .9l 1 4t rs
WORTHY BEornER! Ihayc ,hc honor
to inform you that the Masters, Past
Masters, and Deputies in South Carolina
are hereby notified to convene at Coun,-
bia, on Wednesday, October o, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
of organizing the State Grange of South
Carolina. You are most respectfully re-
questca to be present.
Charter members of the Order and all
who have received the fourth degree can
be present. ,,.
Yours, fratcrnally, 81
'' r. ' 0. II. KELLEY.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-09

understanding that in impression has
got into general circulation shat cerfnili
parties, whossesp0lii'ieal bias Would tend
to injurc the standing of the TINES as n
democratic journal, arc pccuniarily con,
ceftped et y,ip thq TIMES. TINES. We would state
that we are sole proprietor and Editor of
the TIMES, and are in no way concerned
with any other party in its support or
con luct. Respectfully,
James, s. Hayward
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-09
Patrons Of lIushaa,lr,.
CokisGt.i.y, S. c., September %.

y 49, F'-S-'T!=@'
Nix. EDlroe l respectfully ask that
you. give publicity to the following letter,
with the hope that all other papers in the
State will republsh, that each and all the
officers Of this noble organization may be
informed precisely, as to the date of The
organization Of our ftatc Grange. Every
Mastcr';nd Past Master should attend,
and ifthey do.there will be assembled in
Columbia, on the 9th OF Octobcs, II Con
vcnlion ofplanters, such lis has not been
seen i'll South. Carolina i'll score Of years.
Very truly,
IN itiDI WYATT AIKEN,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-09
A Fair and Honest Election,

This, says the Charleston Courier, is
desirable, not only us to tho ballots, and
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Henc6fo1'tlr. nll legal Adj
yertiscments, OF County
INTEREST. whether. notices
or others, Will be publish
ed dDWthsiD 2 l1apai ,lotioufi
readers Whether they ore
paid for Prtm m.pt. -
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To change contr,c, Advertisements, no'icc
must be given before Mois!as NON. "a as
Our friends wishing t5 have advertisements
inserted iii the. TIMES, must hand ih.m in by
Tuesday morning, 1O d'tlocS. ~ avg ~"
ADVERTISEMENTS 'will, l'c. inserted at
tile rate of one dollar and y l,tlf fer sh.are
for the first inscrto ard the 'ibl lar rtf sta!r|
for each Subsequent insertion.
Liberal terms made with those who desire
to advertise for three, six twelve months. !!
nsA-. Marriage notices and Obituaries char
ged for at advertising rates. -f.'SbtiG
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

FArAL Acc PVT On Nnn1ay forenoon a
yourg man mel Samuel VI kin An emnloYee
in Bsrg 4 Sors' steam .aw-Juil Iocatai In
Cambria t"w"snip. three miles west oG Eben.-
burg met with an RCci lent which resulted in
speedy deith Hsw engaged at s"me sort
of work in the mill when bv std mishap he
slipped and fell gr inst the rapidly revolving
His right rrm was instantly severed from
his body ami thrown a considerable distance
away and Tho side Of hs head was badly cut
He died in about fifteen mir,urrs E.uuire
Waters held an inquest the remrns and a
Ve'dict "f accidental het'h was returned The
Ness,S. Be- had me !cal attendance promptly
the ground. hut too late to ne Of avail and
also bore the funeral eIaens-s-gond deed. for
which they deserve praise. The deceased was
Il OF widow woman who rosldcs in Black-
lick township. and was about 90 years Of age.
he was unmarried.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

TIE HEHArp man, take for gr,nted
di mt set fire 10 he timber land on LrureI
Hill. but he assures us that a large portion Of
1t was in flames last week We have often
he rd of the land being sblazs with enthus
asm. and all that & = nrative sort Of thing but
never before of q coud grafton like this If
II he indeed true that the land spnkea of is on
fire in the regular old fashioned rav, then
surely h-ll must be To pay for / ,urei Hill (!
.I@r no. eI @r NE .hall sndsavor ta keep from he-
c""'"H Seef<H .At eur neichb n set, the
river on 6re-whch will not Do 50 ti'e ,he
present century.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27
ELIEN LEW IS,
MARY e. JONES, Committee.
JOHN L. GRIFFITH,


a VERY vAIUABLE NUMBER of Hearth and
Home for April goth is before us. Besides sew
eral fine cngravfngs, and the usual good assort-
ment OF excellent reading for all departments
of the household, Supplement in this number
gives Ian account of n four years Libel Suit
borught against the Publishers for exposing
Humbugs, in which the important rulings OF
Judge Brady of the y. Y. Supreme Court and
V tnced ground in regard to the responsibility
or manufactures and dealers in patent medi-
ciues. This will be specially Interesting, not
only to LAWYERS, Physicians and Druggists, but
TO all who buy and use medicines, and to those
who have been swindied by humbugs. A prom
inent feature, however, of this number of
Hearth and Home, is the NetU St0rU by DR. Ey-
gleston author of the ,tHoosier ScooI-master
The new story is entitled '"rhe End of the
World, illustrating life and scenes in the West
this will be one of the most attractive and use
full American Stories yet brought out. Get this
number especially, either of your newsman, or
send dime aLd get a postpaid copy from the
publishers, ORANGE JUDD CO, Pas Broad
way, n. Y.
SABBATH SCHOoL CONVENTION The third
Annual Convention of the Cambria County
S15bath school Association, win be held at
Wllmore, on Tuesday, May 18th next. ON
GERS teachers. and friends of the Sabbath
school are cordially invited to attend and it
Is earnestly desired that every school in the
county be represented. The convention will
begin its sessions at 10 O'Clock a. m. continue
during that day and evening. closing in timc
for the evening trains. Excursion tickets
have been applied or on the railroad bet ween
Ebensburg and Johnstown.
J. r. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
THE descendants of Ham and the lovers of
ham Will no doubt be pleased to learn that Oat-
man has just received huge cargo of prime
fresh sugar-cured hams, which, after buying
and frying, VIII please the tastes of all who
consider the experiment woI tn trying That's
so, without any lying.
PERHAPS you don't know that Oatman.s
cheap cash grocery and provision eTpporium is
the place of ali places 20 buy anything Won wish
to eat, fresh, sweet, and at lowest cash rates
and then again perhaps you do know it, In
either event, patronize him, ana you IL be happy
or ought to be,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27
UNaIBER AND LAND FOR SALE

= The subscriber offers for sale I,l5l acres
or land, situate in Preston county, " est Va,
on Wolf Greek. There il ON this tract large
amount OF prime Poplar, Ash. Red Oak. W hite
OAK Chestnut Oak, Locust, Hickory, Chestnut,
&c. The timber will be sold with or without
the land Wolf Creek flows into Cheat River,
seven miles above the Rolto Ohio Railroad,
and affords good water power winter and
summer. Cheat River is naVigable To tat boats.
The land lies back from the river one mile and
a-half. Title indsputable. Will be sold low
and Oh easy terms. j. a. DAIRY MPLE,
RUwlesburg, Preston Co, w est Va.
April 2o-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

MorHrR StAtCH az A DAUGHrER AT
the commencement OF the late war woman
u amed Anna c. rlo, With her husband and two
or three chidIe Ell lived in Tennessee When
/ the cis h OF arms renched her near neighbor
hood che gather ed her children together and
! fed n"rth' ard tor safety, leaving her husband
/ behind Sh" uirim itelv came to Cambria
! county. OF which county. we believe. she is a
/ native. Not long after her arrival here her
/ hutbind died aud she was left in destitute cir
| cumstancrs IL this strait she vas obliged to
| c"mnit her children. to the care Of strangers-
/ not absolutely. as shs alleges but till such
I time - she mi lht see f. to rec aim them. She
! carmel hsr hr-'d here for seversl wears bV the
sweat Of her brow ard alter the war had end
| ed rPturnId to the South. where she again
! married. Her present hu band il named Cros
nv. Ives in Nashville and is a man of cunsid> =
| ershlr means. Last week ihis Mrs Colo now
Mrs. Crosby came hrher IN quest nj her chill
tren with the iatention Of taking them home
One Of them. Mrrv Colo n girl of nine or ten
I Patrick Riley ani family who reside IN sum
| MGR i'll township. nenr bv WiImore Mr. Riley
I refused - surrender little Marv alleging that
I the cortrrct-a verbal ore-~as thst the child
was to he allowed to remain in his charge Cor
! life R-c ru~s- had to writ of HABrAs
/ courts and or Saturday last the case WIS
heard before AsSocir;e judge L'oyi in the
Court House After eShsu Stivr argument pro
| aud ron. dec's or was rendered adverse to
! the mother. nd tho child was remarGed 20 the
/ charge Of Sir Ri'.v Mrl Crosby tecI res
her d termination to test the question in a
higher tribunal. Jnhraton & Scamian fnr Com
eI relztione Resde and Tierney Null for
. Riley. r...s ......
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-AUDITOR,S NOTICE

a 7 I I. =
p Having been appointed Auditor. by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria county. to
report distribution OF the money i'm the hands
of the Sheriff arising from the sale OF fUfen-
for use of Philip < Thomas Collins and {. b. f.
lis vs. John Eenion. Esq. No -6 March Term.
1872, TX. Doc, TCDdiii98i EIg0HGS. notice is
hereby given to all parties Interested that /
will attend TO the duties Of said uppointrnoI. [
at he Office of DutUGn & Lake, in EbclI sbu ~,
on TUESDAY, the I4TH 'lay of MAY. lST2 at
O'Clock, p. NJ. when and where they mast pre-
sent their claims, be debarred from Coming
in on said fund. GEO. II. OAT5FAN,
E5ensburg. April 1S-3t. auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27
(NHERRYTREE MALE AND FE-
ee, Feb. 3, 1ST&.-Sn.

L>0R SALE FARM OF ia ACREs
= ) miles from St. Augustine aud Ii miles
from AltOona-l4 Acres Of " 5N5ch are cleared.
tue balance being covered with good oak and
spruce timber. The improvements are ftust
rate Plank House containing four rooms ert
very large Log Barn. Terms cG,V. Fer fur
ther Information inquire OF PATRICE MADDEs.
near the premises. nF' address
CHARLES aCKENNA
March Is, IS72-tf. Mansfield VALLEY Fa.
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BREWERIES.

FIorian Bengcle, Loretto Borough. ....... Is 80
George Guesregan, Cambria Borough 10 %
j. y. Stemmer, JOhnstowu Borough 49,. Is 30
Henry Hansman, IL 81
haX Henbach, - Is Is
Joseph kest, Conemaugh Township...... IL 80
Lambert kress, Cnnemaugh Borough. Is so
q. J. SChwaderer, Washington Twp....... Is so
Henry Blum, Carrolltown Borough. Is so
Julius Steich, - . Is 50
BILLIARD IA BLES AND TEN-PIN ALLEYS
q. w Mullln, Washing ton township
Billiard Tables. ...... 15 50
Ten-Pln Alley. ......... 5 90
W. S. McLain, JOhnstown Borough
Billiard Tables -. . ca so
An APPEAL. will be held at the Treasurer's
Oihce, Ebensburg, on Won'ss,v. the ;Sd day of
June next GEORGE GURLEY,
April =, lSl2.-6t. Mercantile Appraiser.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

A UDIfOk'S NOTICE Tie under
"A signed. appointed Auditor 10 distributc
the inyuey in the hands of the ShcriT avisia.-
! rom tie sale of the real estate of Henry Eek
nolui hereby gives notice that ne Will attend
Tor Jhat purpose. at his Office in Ebpnsbrrsr, {.
Et1 SddB, -hdg 10th, lSI2. at Two O'Clock ? Il.
when aud where all persons interested NAV at
tend. John : riley
Ebensburg, April I3 IS72-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

OR.
BY amt of work done roads. $24I.6I
Time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6775
BY cash paid A r. LongenecEer's
judgment and interest on same 1923
BY cash paid Toung'S Judgment
and costs Observation-Disclosures. 20j2
by cash paid for two sledges ...... SO
Orders OF X. Bori"g and }. Il. Ross $3.50
Cash paid for rscraper.....-........ 1850
Atty fees to w. IL. Sechler. Esq. $50
Costs in case of \. II. Longeneckcr 1926
Cash paid John Cameron, Aud'r.. l.J0
- Elias ROwl nd, e 4,T
- Samuel Wilson. . 4,75
Order paid JOS. ). harClis for {. q.
Mardis, decd late Twp. Clerk. 9,4J
Order paid John Hawksworth 1.95
- = j. IL. Ross. Twp. Clerk 400
Refined to COm'rs on Seated List 500
Lost Tax cXonerated. d............-. 54
- $491.7O
balance due township. So 81
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Balance due Township. $55,4O
We do hereby certify that we have examin
ined the above ace ,tint aud find IL just and
correct according to the best OF our knowl-
edge and belief.
ELIAS RoWLAND,l Auditors.
JOHN d. Ross, Clerk. tApril %, u 81. ]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

AGENTS wanfca.-hgcnts make more mon
d cy at work for us than anything else. Busl- @
ness light and permanent. Particulars free.
q. SrISsoS s. Co, Fine ART Publishers, Port
land, Maine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

KITrELL, ATroENkl'
w Ar-LAF. Ebonsburg, Pa. Office In Colo
,adc Row, Centre street. Jan o.-H.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

REIIGToUs RTsseTioSs. understand
that a very Interesting ceremony took place in
our town on Tuesday last r. Rev NJ. Dom
enec Catholic Bishop of this dincese came
here OH Monday night, and on the following
m"rniug Miss Crtharine Better Gin rel gion
Ss'er Marv D4vidN made her solemn proGe<
sion in the little chapel of the Sisters of ST.
Joseph. and Missrs Bridget and Catharine
Mason lin religion Sister u Try John and Sister
Mary Jamcs) were received into the communl-
ty The Bishop was assisted during the csre-
monies by Fathers Christy and Hackett.
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UNFORTUNATELY 1850.
RARE CHANGE FOR AGENTS

a rents. we will pay YOU s 80 per week in cash
if YOU will engage with us AT ONCE EVerything
furnished, and expenses paid. Address F. A
ELLIS & Co, Charlotte, Mich
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

TRiIE FOR 81. Swiss Magnetic 'Eine-
NoG Keeper .and indicator. Indispen-
= AHE sable to every traveller. trader, boy.
! tVt- farmer and for EVERYBU in
need of TeljGbie time-keeper. Usual watch
size, steel works, glass crystal. in neat ORIODE
case, WARRANTED TO denote correct time for t1y
years. NnthirIg like it. l. 600 sold weekly. This
valuable article, in neat case, will be sent, pre-
paid, anywhere for 81; for 50. Try one. Cir
culars free. Order only from the Sole Agents,
+. KING * CO., Brattleboro, VT.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

MONSIEUR ToNsoN CeAE AeAIr The Re
publican caldron is beginning to bubble in this
Congressional district. 1t appears that the
severe enough to absolutely deter all Others
of like political faith from following the road
he travelled, and the lesson will have to be re
peated, with extra wrinkles of excoriation. next
October. At least three candidates are already
in the field. Chief among these. reckoning
from the standpoint of his own calculation, is
the much loved intreducer into this section of
tho art of shook making, A. A. Barker. OF
Eben~hurg. his gentleman, who not
in~ptlv be stvled THE standing candidate for
the 'fhce Lamed hiss convinced himself that
the great interests of the country demand the
rt-alectiou at Cant, and that to compass. thi.
result the I7th Pa. district must be made All
right, and that he himself is the only man that
can deliver il from the grasp of the enemy To
i"s'"n this conviction on the minds OF Others.
ID nov Barkers work To- lay, his voice is
heard along the classic Chest singing prni.es
al Barker; Tomorrow its SEDUCTIVE no, ca will
lie waited to Stony Creek now his preseuce
IL felt in White township then, it Miu be
transferred TO the western slope while anon
his ponderous cowhlies punch holes in the mud
OF Blair. Huntingdon, and Nfflin. Indeed it
nav he said OF him that lie is electioneeIing
"drenul hard. But he labors under one
ri"us drawhrck. The Republican convention
has not Yet met. aud when he invades the
other counties of the district, he is unsble to
say Ca mt,ria has decared for me - The
pTOuriei"r-hip Of that u'terance would b.
tr mn cnri, but the riile is not vested in him
To overc, me this difficulty, Barker is mnde@tIy
requesting that the nominating convention be
held now coupe of months earlier than
usual. II not to nominate a comfy 81. ket then
at least tn give him it. ble-si, z and sdiourn
over. But the bosses OF the job, il is said like
Uivsses of old. have stuffed their ears with Wa
and will rot hearkeu to hiS voice And so
cloud is about Barker and on Bankers brow
Just now. and the cloud bears 70 roseate hue
Steel Blair and Rem. Hewitt of Bluir. are the
O'her two candidates. or the three we throw
M our cap for Buker. He is pre- emir emily
he man for our purposes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

TF e Piano Co., n. Y. 1st class $50. No Agents
" -. Names of patrons in 50 States in Circular
STANMERINa- White & Oatnan, 4Rs 4th ave,
~ New York. references from ceryymen IN
this city. N pay until cured Send for Circular.
GREAT MEDICAL RO0k of useful
~ knowledge to all Sent free for two stamps.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

CAUTIoN.-Every ge enuine box of DIR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. tE Take no other" The
market 10 full Of limitations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27
BOrOltQll.
Franklin Borough.

IA s G. BoIe & Co. 5oR14 Peter Rubritz... 20
a. e. Custer....... 5OBl3 %, W. Coulter 10 90
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I LLOYD & Co, BANKt rs,

Holm T. LINTON, dH,.r1 AZ LDH-
a. JohustsN-n, Ia. OficN in building =or T.
west co-1ler Of Main and Franklin stscsT rs, SO
Ond story. Entrance on krsnAlin street
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

MAN said If the big wind storm of last
week that "it jlst set down on its hird legs
and howied - He was a original, and a man
OF sense The reason that we know he posses
ses the latter enviabie quality is because he
buys what he needs in the way of general mer
chandisa at V. s Barker's A Lew and full
spring stock just received.
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We do certify that we have examined the
above account and find it to be just and cor
rect according TO the best of our knowledge
and belief. ELIAS ROWLAND,0 .,,
SAMUEL WILSON, } Auo As
JOHN B. Ross, Clerk.
REUBEN BORING. SCPERvIsOR,
In acct with Blacklicll Tp., Cambria Co.. DR..
1872. April S.-To amount of work tax, S3S7, 80
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

THE clepsydra one OF the earliest Of
instruments for measuring time. Ii was
by water and answered the purpose for which
It was intended but indifferontlv well. 1t was
inaccurate, bulky, inconvenient Various i'm
provements were made on it from time TO time.
ard when come down TO the present day .
we I'd the American Watch to be par excel
lence the time measurer OF the world Cham
Roberta is sole agent for the sale of the Amer
icsn in Ehensburg A large lot direct from
the manuiactory just received.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

GEo. HUNrtEYs store contains everything
in the hardwsr limo you can think of. from a
needle to an snchor But il is about garden
making implements that we desire 10 speak
just now He has shovels and spades by the
cord hues by the ton, rakes bv the hundred.
and mattocks. prunitg knives, etc in profu-
sion. When you want ANYTHING in that line.
be sure to call on George Huntley.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

E. J. MTLLs is branching out That is to
say, hs has gone into the grocery business on
an extensive scale He has just received a
large stock of coffees, teas sugars spices. syr-
ups. etc etc. all which he assures MS he will
sell t~e entv per cent. cheaper than the cheap
eat To this assurance. we have only to add
that Ed. 10 n man of his word Rooms TWO
doors west of the Diamond. ......
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