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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
sr,,.!rKHILL TWP, Feb. 4, 1878


Izrr Freencn-A young man, Robert Plofi-
h. son of Mr. Henry II. Plohner, of VIII
ore. employed as telegraph operator at
I4rrv died RUdGenly on THURSDAY morning
's.t week. He felt unwell on Wednesday
so-ri,.., and took al early train for home.
I-;vfIs. at Wilmure, he walked from The
!, - "a lbs fathers house, where he died on
following morning. The cause OF death
a Inflammation OF ;he bowels. The de-
asrd was q promising young man sTH4e-
Rrre about nineteen years OF age, ana his
ALL is r. sore afliCtiou 10 his family, ana
ore especially as he is the thlFd son MI
afuer has Loaf when on the verge OF man
%. One was hurt 10y the cars solhe uoLeh
,ss ago ;-tLe second died four or hNe years
ner OF Acrofula, and last OF ell Robert. his
M ais were Inferred III the L. Is. cemetery
IN .,mure, ON Saturday.
E1ry,hrr saG occurrence is the death OF hir.
IN y, Hugh, of Washington township,
n. /. lt,ok rlSCe OF. Sunday evening, caused
Is ergrrLage Of ihr lungs. The deceased,
"A vss T. brother 70 Father MCHugh, WAS
~ ;5t.r aged man and leaves a wife and
- t-L small children to mourn his demise.
"A remains were inferred IN the Catholic
a ,'yyv = WilInore OH Tuesday. Truly
81 Ii, l.st of lie We are in death" May
81 ri peace.
Bs bad some cold weather here last week,
. ttmuuetcr on "Wednesday morning de-
<tr'lg 10 3Odg greea below zero. Yesterday
Is 7his set in and the snow is melting rapid
"A sal a. y consequence our streams are
5EsrLat swollen 6OLTBRO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
?ggLis s!A.iE & EEAL ESTATE, &,

FT'HE undersigned will offer al public sale, on
i Thursday. SsRTrii LIiS, prOAiuo, thoir
valuable Farm OF TG. Acr~e- l;5 Acres of
which are cltartc the balance in heavy timber
situated in Allegheny township, Gam hTia CO,
Te, between Loretto and Chest Springs The
improvements are 4 good Dwelling House con-
tanning rooms, u splendid Barn ana ~! ncccs-
sarV OutbuilGin2S, uud there Is an abundant
supply OF water and an excellent Orchard
There are twelVs acres in grain This properly
was formerly owned 10y james MICA tCeG- Also
will bc sold. Live stock, Farming Utensils, &c.
FL is. C. & y. SHIELDS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

Il GLASS. ESQ, Treasurer, in acct
- nh the Directors o. the Poo. ard House
or Employment Of Cambria county, Pc
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

INMATES OF HOUSE,-Number OF inmntes
L Januury lst 1872, So; aGmiFFcd during the
yoar, 81; born. died, 8 discharged ana alb
SSonded- a9i remaining in house Jan'y lst. Is-3
30; meals furnished to travellers duriuiy lie e,r
ief@' Iruio. ISiDORE LILLY, Steward
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

y EPORT OF l. LILLY, Steward of the
- the Cambrig County Poor Homsa:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

4 kIICi,ES MADE TX TIE EIOUsE.-5o sheet.
"a ae pillow slips, IS bed ticks, 20 p:Iiowa, a
2olsteFsr = dresses, 70 skirts, IS chsuises o snail
draSses, 70 aprons, g sun hCnurts 70 +, q -
stockinEs "a Psirs mems socks. IS shirts pCf-s
boots, pairs SLIPPERS $50 lbs hard sosr Ig v5l-
Ions soil soap, bbIs suuer kraut, 3 Kettle. at-
butter, : Coffius, EF-o
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

Tracts Of Land at 80 cts. each 10 90
q" Treasurer's comInission......... 1899 e6
" Balance in Treu5urer's hands 1913 Il
Total ................. SG9, ,4O2 80
Commissions allowed Collectors
for 1871 and previous years on
County and Poor Taxes s............ 80, ,O61 Il
EHonerations allowed Collectors
for 1872 and previous years on
County and Poor Taxes............ 2,2o1 So
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

Poor House FRI III ana Garden for IE72:
fARS-S! tons Hay, Sc9 bushels Oats T"E bush
els t.rn I'm The car, - bushels harley, $50 bush
GARpsS- 1915 heads Cabbage, 20bush. OniouA
70 bus, Iomulos, L bus Beets, bus Carrots.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
A MTICLEs on hand thls - anr nt Ia-.,.=.
CNOTHING MADE T-P-Is ,oi,., ,

NOTHING MADE UPS pairs heavy or
y winter parts, A. prs lignt or summer pants
e' heavy or winter vests, 81 light or SUNNI sr
vests. 81 heavy or winter coats 10 light or sum
rler coats, IA coats for small boys Il hats aud
caps, IL undorshirts p prs ID en- drawers % prs
mon ana Ooys' shocs.t2 prs women 's,shoes. 20
new husk mattresses.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

Total -S2lS 81
ca.
PAID Z Glass,.Poor House Treasurer,-...s21s 81
Owen under our hands, at Ebensburg, this
22d day OF January, \. d. 1878.
JOHN " AGNER,
w A II. LITTLE, Auditors
PETER DOUG II ERTY,b
JAMES NULL, Clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

II EES j. LLOYD, Treasurer and Receiver OF
il, the Protection Mutuu Fire Insurance. Com
pauy of Cambria county for thc year ending
January l3 1873
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
rae S1aGo 4foaSu1y Robnsa oT VaOO,oo9.

ALBANY, oct 16.-OhafIes A. PAalua A..h.
Ter in the Treasury DbpaItmens ~ tko Stata.
was arrested IN Jersey UItf vsslardey, and
hrouahe here, charged with rO6SinG TIE State
LreaauEy Of an an an0dnt Of money supposed
The sSOO,OOO CPheIps) defalcatlon 10 the
StAto treasury at Albany comes at Q most In
0ppOrtune moment The los Of he money 4
bad enough, but the fresh blow it gives to
confidence Is WOgae. Men say they do not
know whom Or what 10 trust, nor what InSti.
tuition public OF private. Is sound. Failures
"a the ordinary course Of business Are easily
recovered from cOmpared with those fnoansil
failures In the moral responsibility a. NM.
ua who have the handling Of other peoples
money. &. - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

An excursion party Of members Of the press
from philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
passed through WiniamspGt, Pa, yesterday,
under the auspices Uf the PennsyiY6nis RAA-
road, over the new route TO Buffalo and Niagara
Falls. via The Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
which is twenty five miles shorter than the old
routes. Among the Philadelphian paFticipatinK
are James n. RObb, Robert Everett, Captain
Hincken, Charles B. McMichaei, L. i. FeaheF-
Gton. Thomas Fitzgerald, Colonel Muekle, H.
l.. Taggart, and Thomas Swain. The excur-
sionists return home on Sunday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
IrlsIa Caahalle Aaaoeiaa,SS, /,

81. LogIs. Oct. 15-T The dsloeAesa " the IriRh
Sataollc BenevOlent Association weFe Woloomsd
~ tne ee. Louia delegatas aL Bt. Patgipk's Hall,
ana PAEadsa the streets. They WOss roViawaa by
mayor Brown md ths city O4eials. ARsE -
parade the convention assembled at st. Patrick'a
Hail., Hon. Dsnnis DwyeT In the- chair; Mayor
Brown vas introduced and made welcome Id
dress, which was responded to BY Francis McNor-
hancy, OF Washington. A com1aittso on crodsn-
tlals WAs appointed and the convention Adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

The Ledger sAya tAeEe ma N pressure for mon-
Oy yesterday, n6ithOr on the street nor vt bank,
iSrlths raaSon that only ths best hpBOWsp can
command ii OR The street. and they will not pay
the high rates, consequently little is done. A.
bank httls discountinG s done, except to old Gus
TONERS, WhO are favored with renewals as the ne
cessSty q sAA eaEtie ienMrseaaS mayssssm TO re-
qulro. We continue our quotations Of the last
Etarle p5,to4r dPp s9eheAEsd; Notes With atst-
vita ssles Ct less IaSoFGBly Known names At "a
per cant. '-'4'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

Ex-Governor Bowie. of Maryland, has been
elected President of the City Passenger Rail
way Company Of baltimore, to succeed Henry
Tyson, who assumes the Vice Presidency Of
the Erie Railway.
Southern planters are complaining that freed
men and VagabOnd whites have destroyed ZACH
large HumbsFs Of small birds that iasecls iAin-
EiOus TO vegetation are doing more damage thar
in former ysaEs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
pleohnrao of Workmen.

LoUIsyELLB, Oct. la MaAnfaetarsTs 'ufo dlss
charging theft banda 70 o. eOAaidssabla extent.
ThsTe q much complaint among the NaahVlle
railroad employees, a. they have mot been paid oh
far August aud SeptanAhef, The engineers threat
en- 70 strike II not paid OF tomorrow.
Tue Ohio Falls OAf Company has suspended op-
e.atiOns until aaetllemen9 can ba Hada with rail-
R1Ad companies tog large amOnnk 81 work done.
The rolling inilll here have fosansd operations
alter temporary auspanaion Of work.
gTha hanks which WeEe obliged tapuapend are
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
The RIhilaAoIphia 1aborTrouble.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-At meeting of
the strikers Of Southwark foundery, this az
ternoOn, report was received that Mr. Nor
ris, tho proprietor, was willing to compromise
by making reduction Of 10 per cent instead
OF 20 ON the wages Of mechanics, and CORES.
ponding reduction on Iaborers' wages. On
taking vote 40 voted for resumption and 1O1
against. The men will present themselves to
morrow morning at the gates Of the foundry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

PARDoN EOR Das1REHRs.-Tha following Or
der has beeU Issued BY ohe War DspAStmentf The
Fresldant Of the Uhited States cOmmaRa u I'd DO
made known that all soldiers who hate deaeIted
thair eOlOEa and who stplI, ON or before the Arst
day af January, 1874, anfAhdef themselves at any
military station, Ahall reeelVa full pardoh, only
.iorleltlng the pay and allowance dne tham al
the tune OF deseFlIOp; and shall be restored tc
duty withOuttri or punishment on nacOadltOu
enllatmemf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

Thieves R0 sspoStbd TO be docking 10 Memphis
70 take advantage Of the genoSal Pr0stmtloH OF
afIAlEa IN that city. Several Of them have been
detected N attempting 70 roo houses A nan,
naAa0 BlackmnFe detected On Tuesday In defFNud-
Ing the CltlzsnA' Rolief Committee Of ratlOns,
has been senteueea to pay fine Of $50 and under
20 ten days' confinement In dark cell. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

At New YORK the banks are extending little OF
n aaalstanee 10 brokers', while the foreign bank,
ers aFo eulllng "a loans on stocks Ana egasing %
make any new loans. Thus the bloken generally
have % Fetorl 70 sAleo TO procure moueg N iaEeS
amounts, and = e these forced sales which drag
down the market si ta-.as saI4aH a,
A few deaihs fyoui yslloW fever have occurred
Al Loulavllle during ne past few dAys, ths victims
being fagitlIes from MSmphls. sI -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

opinioa that Ahs approximation for back pay aAa
SaIarIes II Hda 1n1 AAiS ia permanent Iltln
the meaning OF ne act regulating unexpend
balaAea tkaa M indpAnlte Oply e amount, -
In timel ard eopaeQuenkly al The end Of two
yeaEa thS unOxpehdSd Balance Of salary viii re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

Z oA he lStjGa 'ndaobeF thWp, ven Dag az. O.
Of coin In the United States Treasury. We are
latlon among the people. There are some pllVale
boards where It a0es not clrcnlate towards thirty
millions IN the banks, ana in Texas and California
some oen In eammOR use. Eash must do his
own guessing as tO-thO exact amount
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

TnuRaDWRFr. r.Q0oafozIEl WanKs.-lt : Sla-
ted at the Hald6 LoeomotivO Works that alnea
pi DaS RHA sshslp AaVW beap lAiaeAAWed GA
Workman, IsaeiHR I970 sa1l smployea NOf the
yholsa - elssAssl;s = sls g'Ea ifo@ the 'ni'A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
NOTICES.

NOTICE-T0 WATER 'RENEaRs. .&An -paF-
An seas Who have sola RgoD DSeey 1ulEimg ~ VBsS-
suty year, mnst give Batbse M WifnT 10 the Regis
tgaR. ct the 0AsQ Of the water DapartmOnG bof6ru
the SOth daysofl l1eveabar. 1s73 and iHSOrt in the
the property purchased. otherwise they will be held
liable for the water reAt the usxt year. Also, all
Iatar or any portion Of Il, mast give notice q
above, and pay 81 Tor dF4Wlng foFFulO. Ne altOPA-
ti0n VIII be made In any blA ale0F the aboVO date
A new asgaalnent ef the BEuMdyWine water haVinG
been made and bills -e0mplstsd, all pOFyono in
teFested are invited to call and sxamino the same
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
Oetl6 to n0VaO R0RistRP.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

N0fICE.-I. RICHARD HOGS0N, do hereby
a give notice that shall apply TO tho Judges
q nn9 veurt OF tenSLal Sessions of the Peace and
jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and Tor
ne county Of Ney Castle. at the November Term,
y. lsl3, Tor License 70 keep Tavern called the
1.SSAIS9 u2nse, az No 2lS King street, Second
Ward. Wilmington. Del and the following free
holders recommend tho said anpIcation. 10 wit.
kieh9rd Booth. II. Kienle.
Mms n. 0utnn. JOS. NJ. SWeeten,
Nieh0lAs emmy, Robert Y. Gamble,
OnaEiee veal. J. George HeirEeI.
- hs Robert Porter,
Hugh = Vuinn. Joseph Stoeckle.
~, marx. Daniel ByPne,
Mff-Franeis Speakman.B. Fratseh. ..
n, AlS1erg, Charles +. Spark.
John W. Butler, Michael Kenny,
hB 7'' ", ii. BeekleS,
Pster :; Miller. John +. Bush,
- mark, james Christy,
MH.-Jamas Quinn, Joshua Baker,
Hugh Sweeny. Francis Elliott, oe1A-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
LICENSE APPLTUATYONy.,

N0TICE-L GEoRqE WILHELM do hereby
~ give n9eIeS that shall apply 70 the judges Of
80 Ooaft 81 oolOTal Sessions of the Peace md Jail
..lgoIy ot the STATE Of Delaware, In and for the
4, ~ q NoF Castle. q the November term, a
59[ Lleen1e p keap Tavern 10 the sixth
!2I lowing tfeeholdsFs recommend the said applica-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
IOWA TO TINE 'FRONT.'

THE RADICAL MAJORITY REDuoBp
1900 IN 80 COUNTIES
REDUCTION OF $4,000 VOTES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
oetI6tOnOvO

C1 RO REWARD will be paid for the re-
- Il SOO turn Of the KEYS stolen frOm the
vacant house on Market street, Ninth Ward. on
Saturday. and no questions asked. The eOat In
which ths 9, keys WeFe, nay be ksRs b TIE thief
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

NOTICe.-I. JACOB HAUSER, do hsrsI y
1 give nonce that shall apply to the Judges
Jail Delivery Of the State of DelaWsre' in and
1sr tho Copn.y ef New Castle. ct the November
les a. " lu3s toT = Aoanao 10 keep 9 Tavern
he fcilo wing fFsshoiSsrs resommsnd Ssi s1d 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16
DAILY GAZETTE.
THE ELECTIONS.
The Great Democratic Trhumphs OF TueH.
day COmmRmed.

THE OHIO STATE TICKET CLAIMED By 1900
TO 5000 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY-LEo-
IsLATIvE MAJoLTTY ON JOINT BAL
LOT EIGHT TO TEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

N0TICE.-I. DANIEL MULHERIN, do here
~ by give notice that I shall apply tn the
Judges ofthe Court Of Geqeral Sessions Of the
Peace and J all Delivery Of the State of Delaware
in and for tie County Of New Castle, at the No
Eember Term. A. d. 1878 for License to keep a
Tavern. at the Village Of CharlestoWn in Christi
ana Hundred. Del. School District Nos. - and IS
and the following fseeholders recommend the said
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

r ANpRETTs nsv. srep Turnlp and RusA Gsga
IA .sSa. iass received - :. :, .....,., -.
SI-G ~ 0I MsitSl 5RSsl
uaN a4sr stfFaaa ss..ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

ENOR BRNT-An axoallsAt Hasauaent In The most
a central part Of the city No. 4l6 Mark se street.
under the GAERRRB oeee. suitable f0g barber shop,
Rent low. Apply ct this Ofke0. OeelA-H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

NOTICE-DIsS0LUTIoN OF CO-PARTNKR-
IN SHlP.-IhO Co,PAItnOTshiH hOROt0EoFs ax-
Carriage AanutAotuEers. uading under the Arm
name OF Thomas Co.. y -thtss day dissolved b.
bo settled by Henry 2. DuF0. ls q
OolO-dst' EVAN fHOSAs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

N0TICE-I. WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE. do here
IN by give notice thaA shall apply 10 the Judges
et the Court 0f QensEal Sessions q the Peace and
JAil DoiVesy Of the Stats q Delaware. In and for
thk CoantY 0f NO9 cAssla, a1 tha November Tern.
AID, lSlS, Ger Llesass % kesp an Inn or Tavern
In SShOOl District Ne. 81 In the Town Of GLASGOW,
and the following iFeeh0lders recommend the said
AnnlinnliOn. 20 Nlls a 8. . :. y y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

SALEN, Or, Oct. 15.-Mr. Nssmith, the DsmO-
eplttn eandidats;.hae been elected to Congress
ie0m oleGoa By z. 800 mAteEity Over smllA,I the
Rspubliean nominee. This is q rsbuke OF Granite
Indian policy and Hipplslsm in the Unitsd States
Senate. This is Democratic gain OF 6574 over
Grahks RaiOFity In Oregon last November.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

N0TICE.-I, s. ". CLEMENT, do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court ot9oneEal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery Oltho StAtO Of Delaware. in and for the County
o. New Castle - the November feFm A. D. ls73 for
9 LleanSo 70 keep . Tavern, at summit Bridge, in
Ss. GeORge! Hundred. Del, in School District N07A
and the following freeholders recommend the said
0DDaioation, to wit:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

NI0EICR-I. JOHN p, COYI.E. Dc hereby give
0sGFt of General SSaSoas of the Peace and Jail De-
livery. Of the State Of Delaware in and for the
Coanty Of New Castle. Ak the November Terra. A.
ID. 1874 for License 70 keep Tavern in the Sixth
MaRd. 81 Ne. 100 East Eighth stFeet, Wilmington,
Del. called the "RoFsst HOusa," and the following
R4an ali AhA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-16

NI0TICE.-The First MolARagb BSndholdkFs Of
IN the Wflminatoa and Western r. r. Co, are
FeQuaytad 70 meet at the Beard Of Trade Rooms. at
The I'd inst. ct 2f o'clock p. n. TO hear the re-
port Of the Committee OpHOintsa ct former meet
ing. OeA15-d6e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14
OkszE EsY-

ENINE.-Died, in this place on Tues
day morning last, Miss Rosanna l.. eldest
daughter of II. G. and Catharine Devine
aged 10 years and II days and on WedneS-
day night 10Th inst, Juniata, fourth daugh-
ter Of the same parents, aged Is years and
10 months.
Two more victims of that dread disease,
diptheria, and another family deeply and
doubly bereaved by the hand of death. Both
of the deceased We're estimable and prOmis-
ing young ladies' and their untimeiy deaths
have not only moved to deepest sympathy
the hearts of our people, but have left Il void
in the family circle which will throughout
life serve to remind the poor stricken moth
CT especially of the great bereavement which
like dark pail has overshadOwed her house
hold. May He who doeth all things well
mercifully VouChsafc comfort and cOnSola-
ton II the bereaved ones. Funeral to-day
al o'clock.
STINEMAN.-Dicd at Summerhll, on
the 22d nit, after a long illness, Mr. Jacob
Stineman, aged about IS years.
The deceased was born and reared in this
county, and no man within its limits was
more highly esteemed for his honesty, integ-
rity and kindly disposition.
SNYDER.-Died, in Carrolitown. on Fri
day last, Josephine, daughter OF George and
Lizzie Snyder, aged > years
RENDON.-Died, in GaGtzin twp, on
Tuesday last, Mrs Mary Bendon, aged about
103 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

'CHE cheerful heart has always power sun
De9In TO provide, and only those whose souls
are dark dwell on the shady side. stu ii don [
ms te any "bif o Gitterence'' To Harry Mayer
which side people dwell on, or whether they
dwell on any tide or not, they all give him
call soon.and buy alihe ciotbins they aeed at
1Tst cost, as hs is dssirous Of going west in The
tPring and wants to sell OF his stocS right
away Under the Opera House. Main street.
JchnStoUn, Is the place where, until he goes
west, You will find Harry aver.
FURs AT COsT.-I- Il. CoppOek, who hiss one OF
the hnest dry goods and dress goods est2 b!lsh-
naents IN the state located, AS our readers well
know, at2I2 Msip street. Johnstcwu, IS now
ciosln. out his stock of elegant and vs!uaS pie
fuIS at first cost. There is no deception III TINS
announce ~ ent. and ladies every v here VINO CO u
possibly do so should not fgi to give hlIt! CALL
and IL they don want furs. they " i'll iiad many
other articles, well worth buying at the low
priCes0 nicE he asks for them.
THE PUREST AND SWEETEST COD-GIvES OH
IS Hazard n Casweii's, made on the sea shore
from fresh. selected Hyers, by CASWELl- hAH-
ARD & Co. New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
street. Patients who have once taken ~ prefer
II to all others. Physicians have decided II sC-
perior to amy ofthe other oils in market ii2W'l
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EE1REN l..

EEER-RITTER.-M at the resi-
dence OF the bride in this place, on Tuesday
evening last, by Rev. j. William Edie, Mr.
VIM. Eyer, son of Rev. w. j. Eyer, OF Cat
tawissa, Pa, and Miss Mollie Ritter, OF Eb-
enshurg.
When about to put 0ur paper to press we
were gladdened by the reception OF gener-
Gus supply of luscious cake from the above
named happy couple. Want of space for
bids more extended acknowled edgment than
4 mere return of thanks and the expression
OF our best wishes for long, prosperous and
joyous life to the newly welded pair.
FAGAN-BURKHOLDER.--Married,at at
ST. Johns (CathoIic) parsonage, Altoona,
on the ID inst, by Very Rev.J. Tuigg, Mr..
" III. Pagan, jr., of this place, and Miss An
ME Burkholder, of Altoona.
WILLOU LOUER-MCCOY.- on the
8th inst, in Johnstown, by Rev. Father Gal
lagher, Mr.. George WiIlouer and Miss An
ME Mccoy, all of that place.
Is kEHLE-SNYDER. january
Goth, at the parsonage, Wilmore, by Rev. S.
Croft, Mr.. Joseph Kehle and Mrs. Elizabeth
Snyder, both cf this county.
ESE.-Married, in Black
lick township, on the 9th inst, 10y L. Row
land, Esq, Nr. Thos Mahan and Miss Eliza
J. Reese, all of that township
FLER.-Married, in Hoili-
daysburg, on the 9TH instant. by Rev. Lloyd
knight, Mr.. Alexander Long, of Blair couu-
~, and Miss LizzieJ. Stifiicr, of this county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14
Letter FROM the ~ est.
HAsrIxcs, NEn., Feb. 3, /

HASTINGS, NEB., Feb. 3, 1873.
DEAR FREEMAN.-After coasting about
for some time, l have at last come TO in the
hcll-wether town Of the ''Plaius," i. e.,
Hastings, Nebraska.
l don't suppose, if You would go from
Eheusburg to San Francisco, that you would
find a livelicr town, or one with better pros
poets than this. Situated in the midst of
an agricultural region that is not surpassed
anvvhere-in the world, and at the junction
of two of the most important rail lroads in the
west I think that in a short time you Will
find as lively town as can anywhere be
found. There is another railroad IN process
OF erection Immediately south OF here, at
a post-ofiice called Spring Ranch, there are
several citizens who formerly lived near
FhensLurg. and Immediately south of here
there is a large Welsh settlement which will
probably cap anything that there Is in this
country. That is near Harvard, i'll Clay
county. There is any amount Of cheap lands
q ~ound here on very favorable terms, and
think that some hOmesteadS can vet he
Dro, 'ured not far from here, though l don't t
fGinl, that they viii remain very long in
markel- as there appears to be rush gath
erinr 10 come out here. l find by letters
from HIN is that there will be the greatest
State.
The weat.er has been comparatively mild
here TO what j., rs been i'll other sections OF
the country.
Our Legislature in session now and we
exDect some healthy legislation.
/ yrould be very gl ID to see some of my
old neighbors ont here IN the healthy prai-
j. Il. ROSE,