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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
ESTRAY.

Taken up by J. b. Virgins, sorrel
MARE MULE, about Il hands high, 10
years old Appraised a, $50. Said }. B.
Virgins resides in the 18th civil district,
Hardemau county, Tenn. This, 10Th day
Of June, 1873, Wm. NUCkOLLS.
Az Ranger, II c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

The convicts employed on the Padu-
cab and Memphis railroad in Dyer coun-
ty, on being let ont of their quarters one
day last week, attemPtsd to overpower
the guards. In the struggle one Of the
eonvicts was seriously shot and two Of
them made their escape. A little boy
also received an ugly accidental sbo. in
the side
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
NEWSPAPER DECIsI0Fs'

Any person who takes paper regularly from the
-. 6e.Ehether directed 20 his name or another, or
- - - has subscribed notiB resPSnsible for the
pay -. -. ,.nor ai..o,.frpe5 be rnpst
srrearaReH or publisher may continue TO Sc nd
55tl payment is made and collect the Whos amount
SkstheF IL Is taken from the once OF not
Tbs COURT decided that refusal 70 taF0 news
ApsTs periodicals from enc Post Once or removing
al leaving uacAled for Is prima facs evidence Of
4 ntsntiona fraud.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
NOTICE THIS.
Fine Farm For Sale
Only S Miles From Bolivar.

I offer for sale my farm. situated FIVE
miles south of Bolivar, and two and one
half miles east of the II. c. Railroad,
and one~half mile north Of J. D. Ussery' 5
mill. 1t contains three hundred acres,
more or less; is well improved, well wa
tered, has two settlements on It. Would
make tao small farms, | ask all who
want good home To come and see for
themselves, Will sell at low figures.
June q, 1878.
Il SyE- n CIIT7sTJFEgs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

Some of the Grant organs are mildly
requesting, while others are admonis hing
him to quit smoking SO many cigars and
drinking liquor, and insist that his indul-
gences are telling upon him every day.
Many misplaced man of the small fry
tyrant order has gone the same way
Grant is going and the result always
proved beneficial to the people. Let EN-
alone-the Fates are at work
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

Stokes gets new trail, but the decis>
ion that confers this great boon upon the
murderer afirms the constitutionality of
the law allowing men TO sit on jury who
are able to read a newspaper, aud who
have consequently formed an opinion on
the case, provided they are nevertheless
able and willing to decide according to
the evidence. This much good, at least
has come out Of the case.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cash VS.. Credit.

Are you Indebted to US ? Pay your
account For your accommodation we
gave you credit, as our general rule is to
SELL FOR CASH. Selling you Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Glass, etc, at the low
prices we do, and such articles being sold
to US only for cash, at thirty days, COM
pells US to observe closely the
Cash System
All parties indebted to Us will come
forward between the lst and 18th of July
and settle up; after the 18th all accounts
or memorandas will be given into an Of
fcers hands for collection.
We wish it distinctly understood that
when we accommodate our customers by
credit we expect them to pay at the first
of every calender month. On no other
terms can We do business, and in the line
Of White Lead, Oil, Linseed Oil, Wall
Paper, Plastering Board and Window
Glass, they are
Cash on Delivery.
J. Il. LARWILL,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
Church Directory.

st. JamesChurch, Bolivar, Tenn
.srrrs On every SUNDAY and thG Holy Days by she
RECTOR IS q. GRAY.
TIE hour for opening Sunday 5abool 10 ~ oeCsk ~
Morning Service on Sundays -. l96
kvsninE Services % Sundays. .......----. 60 -
-s--- o.
Services twice sa-h dAy durlaE Leaf
From - y A ~ aud from 60 nc !, N. tea Rssts=
can e found in study tie % the Gharsh
81 TEs scatI q thls Church are ALL FHEE-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

The mortuary report of Memphis, as
given by the press of that city, exhibits
the fact that eighteen deaths have occur~
red there in one day from cholera, all
reports to the contrary notwithstanding
The health Of Nashville is not quite 50
bad as it was last week. The death rate
has fallen from II to 25 and so per day.
Still the work of the destroying angel
goes on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

Tuesdays appeal informs US that two
little boys went to plum thicket on
Sunday, partooA heartily of the fruit, was
taken sick and died on the read side be-
fore they could possibly reach home. On
another OCCASION family of five persons,
living six miles northeast of the city, ate
rGspberries, In twenty four hours all
were dead
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

Medical College Of Evansville,
AT
EVANSVILLE, IND,
VIII Comm, nee its Regular Term tie Pr Mon
day Of October. is73
FACULTY:
NJ. J BRAY, n .,
ProfeExsr Operative and ChsnioEi sSrEsry-
JAMES +. DEBRULER, N D.,
Professor PriueirIsE and Pra-tiee Of Asdieias.
lSSAC CASSE LBERk6. 81 D,
Professor Clinical Medicine sRd Physical DaEa0aii'
GEO. b WALKER, u. D,
Prafssss7 Principles and Practice of ObsissTies-
Z. L. BACON, N D.
Professor Descriptive sns Surgical Azat01y-
DANIEL MORO An, 81 b.
Prgfsss5r DIssa-ss Women and Children
= ". THOMPSON, y. D,
PTsfss scr PriBciples q surgery ana MiATT snFsay
Il & JONES, Il D.,
prsf.,s.r MatsTia Media and Therapeutics.
B J DAY, II. q,
P-.r.er~r Pathological and MoSbid AEAt5ny.
81. OWEN, N d.
Pr,f.ssor UpthaImic and AuraI Surgery.
W K DAVIDSON, N D,
Pysrssssr PhysoIgEy and HiFtaIaky.
NJ MCHLHAUSEN, II. %.
p,.f..ssr Ysusrsal and Ska Dirsasss
n &. VAN NUHS, N D,
Prsfsassr Chemistry aHd ToHioolsEy.
J f. HILLlARD, n D,
Demossirat5E Of Anatomy.
w. Citations or further iufCrtaatian. address
g B. WALKER, II D, Dean.
q
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
IEsOlVent Notice.

Having this Jag suggested to the clerk
Tennessee, the insolvency Of the estate Ui
all persons having claims against said es,
tate are hereby notified to file them pTup.
erIy authenticated with said clerk - Or
before the 9TH day of December, 1879, or
they will be forever barred in law and
equity. This, 7th June, 1873.
iueI3w4 ALIEN. WHITE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

Water Valley has manufacturing es-
Enlistment 10 fall blast where files Of
good quality are made by 'Epcrienccd
workmen
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
IG8383.g
ESTRAY.

Taken NJ, By J. a Gibson, one bay
horse, about nine years old, left hind foot
white, black name and tail, fifteen hands
high, saddle and harness marks on him.
Appraised at SIS. Said Gibson resides
eight miles northeast Of Bolivar, in Har-
deman county, Tenn. This, 10Th day Of
June, 1878 WA. NJIkOLLS,
juel2w4 Ranger H. G.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

The Dresden Democrat gives this small
pyramid of folly erected by our last leg
islature, and thinks it should mark their
political graves. We heartily agree with
our contemporary on this poirt and SO,
no doubt will our readers:
Road Law,
Whisky Bill,
Funding Bill,
Assessment Act.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

There are now enrolled on the Penis
Tertiary records 100 convicts of which
number all but 4O7 have been hired out
to diffe rent railroads as laborers For
the first five months of the present year
the books form q pretty heavy comments
airy on the morals of the State During
that time there have been loo convicts
received at the penitentiary. But IS
have been discharged, 40 have died, aud
some few have escaped. The greatest
number ever enrolled at one time IS sol.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

The Fort Worth, Texas, Democrat sails
into the arena and hits DeIano the fol-
lowing blow
Secretary Delano is anxious that the
KicWas and Comauches should be con
cihated by the release OF Santauta and
Biz Tree. If Governor Davis Is weak
enough to comply with the request Of tn c
Secretary, we hope he may be kicked to
death by iaekass, and we would ike to
have MI. DelanO detailed to perform that
duty. lie would be eminently fitted for
it by nature aud education.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27
Cash on Delivery.

J. II. LARWILL,
I0.h, 1873. DRUGoIsT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

The FARMERS MovING From the FOL-
lowing exhibit: the farm ers' movement in
the west and south appears to be assum,
ing formidable proportions:
The oranges az they are called, up
70 the end of May numbered 3,377 10 the
United States, with the aggregate mems
bsrship of over 100000. They are di-
vided as follows: Arkansas Is; Cali
iornia s; Georgia I6; Illinois 4I3, In
diana l42 Iowa ] 500; Kansas l2g
Michigan "a; Minnesota 2IS; Mlssissip
pi Il2; Missouri 245; Nebraska 100
Ohio A.; South Carolina llS; Tsnnes>
see 10; Vermont %; Wisconsin I40.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28
JoHNsrowN, March 25. 1878.

DEAR FREEMAN-The state of the wealth
er is precarious, yet its diagnosis indicaces
convalescemce. There has already been as
many SHOWS as Smiths, and they are nu-
merous that there is some danger of having
a Smith for next President. \ Smith is
the only man who could beat Gen'l Grant
for cousins. Speaking of the weather re-
minds us that we are to have five SHOWS
yet. Notwithstanding which dreadful an
ticpation, VIM. Il. Patton has removed to
No. 103 Clinton street, Johnstown, where
his furniture rooms are packed with choice
articles for the household, such as mattress
es, spring bedsteads, (has he any summer
bedsteads Po Yang ?-ED.,) sofas, tete-a-
tetes tables, cupboards, rocking chairs,
and some things they put babies in-I for
get The name. Mr.. Patton can furnish all
the people who get married with a com
plete outfit for house-k keeping ten per cent.
cheaper than they can purchase anywhere,
and good furniture at that. His wagon is
out every day, always loaded going out
pockets loaded coming in- He makes trade
brisk | tell you. He now talks of opening
up traffic with China, my native country.
If he does so, it will be at his own local
option, and l will superinterd for him.
4 man ramed John Barry, one of the
! Cambria Iron Company's steel clippers,
received a very severe cut in his forehead
! SATURDAY. morning. A piece steel glanced
/ from one of the chipping hammers and
struck him, imbedding itself in his fore
head with the result stated. He had il
removed and will recover.
! David Corpenning, so badly burned al
the Steel Mill recently, will not 1t Is feared
recover. a collection is being taken "
among the employees at the mill for hl'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

MURDEROUS ASSAULT.-A dFro7c escape
Of u T,ypo.-On Friday last a boarding
house keeper on Tenth avenue, named
VIM. Mowrey, lodged information against
a bualdcr named James Carl employed as
a mouldcT in one of the numerous fuun-
dries III this city. Carl halls from Wash
ington, ID. c., and is charged with a muir
derous assault upon the person of fellow
boarder named J. Cloyd kreider, employed
at the Radical Office. While seated around
the dinner table on Friday, and without
any provocation whatever, Carl attempted
to assault salesman, but faile0 in his pur-
pose, his intended victim escaping from the
dining room. lie then remarked to Mr.
Kreder, who was also seated at the table,
that he would kill him, and picking up the
carving knife from off the table he plunged
it into Mr.. Is. left breast to the depth of
about half an inch, the blade coming in
contact with a rib and inflicting a painful
although not dangerous wound. The
victim of the assault was dressed in heavy
vest, coat and ovegcoat, the blade of the
knife having To- pass through each article
Of clothing before penetrating the breast.
Carl was subsequently arrested 10y Chief
. WCstbrook ami in default Of bail was com
mtted to Jail for trial 10y Alderman Me
Cornick. The prisoner and his victim
/ were fast friends, and no excuse whatever
! can be offered in palliation of Carts mur-
/ derous assault save the old story of mind
( crazed 10y too frequent indulgence in the
maddening liGuid.--AJt0OHH Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28
81 -

RESCUED IN TIME.-While Deputy-Sher-
ifr O'Donnell and Mr.. Peter Seymour were
riding along the Carrolltcwn road in the
direction Of this place, on Wednesday even
ing last. and when within mile of
town. they discovered a two horse team and
a sled standing in the road, but seeing no
one TO whom the team belonged, concluded
to drive the horses to town, which was ac-
coTdingly done. Here the turnout was re-
cognizcd as the property Of John Hoppher,
of Carroll township, and as fears were en-
tertained for the safety of that individual,
several persons started in quest of the miss
ing man. Footprints in the snow guided
the party to a deep hollow on the farm of
Mr.. John Hughes, and there Mr.. Humppher
was found embedded in the snow from
which perilous position he was eXtricated
and brought to town. Had it not been for
the timely aid thus afforded, he would, in
all probability, have lain out all that bitter
c I'D night, and the verdict of the coroner S
Jury would have been 'death by freezing" "
Mr. Hoppher was found on the same road,
about two years ago, with one of his horses
laying partially upon him, and was then so
much injured that he had to be carried to
a hotel in this place on board. In both
instances John was mot himself at all. "
and as the third time is said to be the
charm, we advise him to look out, forif the
adage holds good there will be no Hop(e)-
pher John.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

THOMPSON ON-Died. in this borough. on Sat
uvf!Gy last ellen tathuriuc. infant daughter OF
James VI. and Frances Il. Thompson, aged :.
months.
Like 4 a0wcr. which in the morning
OuvuS, tiUuIus 50 fresh ana fan,
Err, the evening came 't"a- faded
Lost is Tragrai!cc on the air.
,'Uilh in yOnder realms Ut glory,
with crown uron ner brow,
\ yicIur's palm, a harp OF gold,
Oar chid'~ an angel now.
EECK.-Diol, in tor-tto. ON Saturday last.
Willie, eldest son Of Felix aud Alice Bcch, aged
about years
Little Willie was most inteUt sting and ia
t"lI-rut child, and gave every promise had
IiG0 been SP:,"'1. OF hrcnniIE rnaI .tn nom
o. to his family and an 0ruHmrnt TO sGCiety.-
The Drrntvcd parents EagC or earnest sNInpl-
tuies in the loss OF one So dear to tsgfu-
MTLI.S.-DiHd, in Cambria township, on sat
urCay morning last, MIR. james Mills, aged .
Years.
NJ NR'fZ.- Died in Cambria twp. on Monday
evening las,. OF smallpox, Mr. Peter MART
| aged y hour - wears.
CItAN E,t.-Dicd. in Carrnlltnwn ION 22d inst
Mr. l.udv IL Cruver.. 4ged IS years.
BARNACLE.- Died, iu Carroll township on
Tuesday tasI, Margaret Barnaclr, aged aouui
loo Ne'ls-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

If NC don't succeed now in getting up
the stunningeSt kind OF original article
from our eXchanges--it will bc no fault Of
our good friend. George Huntley, who, in
the plcnitude of his big heart has presented
us with a bran splinter new pair of patent
riveted sCiSsors-the handicSt kind of an
article about a printing Office. and equally
handy. if not so useful. in the family circle
n. b. Our ''bettcr half" OakeS Arnes like
has put the new scissors where they viii
do the most good. ac"nrfin" f., hor idoaS.
and we still edit the Freeman with the
same .confOHnded old scissors we always
did. Nevertheless, thanks many and sin
cere To you, ITIGIIU IItuI,Iv,.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

A SOMHAMBULIsT.-Ar rather odd scene
was witnessed in Huntingdon not many
days ago. The Monitor tells the story !:
When the Pacific Express east arrived at
the depot, a little girl, probably 13 years
old, got out of d car, walked around the
train and went up Third street to the cor
ner of Hill, where she turned mp Hill
When about the middle of the block, she
suddenly awolle, looked around her and ap-
parently was unable to tell where she was
Some well disposed person made inquiry OF
her as to where she belonged and received
the answer that her father and she were IN
a sleeping car, and that she had gotten up
in her sleep at this point, with the result
above stated In the meantime the train
had moved off, bearing the little ones
sleeping parent with is. She was taken to
the depot, and w. II. DeAlmltt, Esq,
tolegraphed to Miffiin for the father to wait
for her at that point. w. 5. Decker took
charge of the little one and soon landed her
safely in the arms of her father.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

Blair county, owing to its end ndorsement
of the local option law, is about to give
Cambria Fitz--harris-two Of them. in fact.
Michael and John Fitzharris. The former
has bought Mr.. =. J. Parrisl's hotel stand
at Gallitzn, and the latter has leased the
Crawford House here and each will assume
control of his respective house early next
month. We can endorse the new LAND
lords from '!a'' to '.izzard.' They are
both model gentlemen and are well posted
in the hotel business. We welcome them
to our county and commend them to the
patronage Of our readers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

WE were always under the impression
that Ebensburg was a very healthy town,
but we finG that one of the papers of that
place publishes the advertisements of three
undertaking establishments, and the proprl-
etors of each assure the public that they
have a large stock of cottins on hand. -
JobnStotCn Daily Tribune.
The local editor of the Tribune will have
his impressions about the healthfulness OF
Ebensburg still further and more forcibly
dispslled if he should ever tarry within the
sacred precincts Of the ancient village long
enough to afford a certain alleged aspirant
for Legislative honors to ''go for his neck.
In which event, the Large stock of c"ffins
on hand" may grow smaller by degrees
and beautifully less to the extent of one
pine box at least.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28
! ICENSE NOTICE.-The follow

! ICENSE NOTICE-Thc follow
- ing Petitions for Tavern, Batting Ho; Sc
and Quart Licenses will presented at Argument
Court, commencing on Tuesday, april 1st:
TAVERN LICEES
Cambria BOrpugh-GeOrEa EiChncr. Thomas
judge, Peter HauEhey, Daniel Mcdonald, Ro-
mid Dberuisr.
Conrmaugh BoroUEh-Tius KIug, Ist ward.
Easr Con, maugh BorOugh-ElIzd Confer, Ba-
vid Falcon.
Franklin BNTOUgh-PPtrr RUbri+Z.
JOhnSt tOwu-tO8Tad ROoh, 2l ward: Jas. II.
Bedford. John Fritz, Geo. Sh.itfeT, VIM. Doubt,
81 ward Jacob FuUi. 4th ward.
MiIlviilc borough Peter McDsrm Ott. Joseph
FielduOUsC, Mrs Ann Daley. Fred. Schneider,
EEIguuCl james. AUr-arvJ HcntI mott.
RlChlaud Townrhip-Brr Ncss. Christian
HinCe. George Conrad.
NIlmOIe borough George u WCudCruth.
Washington Township John MaHpI3Sut.
NOder fuwnship-Heury Frazer.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
COnemaUEh Bnr--Juhu SwartzE1dn, 2d ward.
Chest Springs E1TuUgh- Juha Grouse.
EhcuShUr@ BOrOuTh-St"phCn A C:IuS".
JOhHStOwn BORA dam BIeTSh8uk, Sd ward +;
FUgatc Gown, 9Th ward.
QUART LICENSE.
JOhnStOWn BbT--H8nTy Fritz. John Ludwig,
wholesale, 81 ward
J. X. HiTE, Prothonotsry.
Ebensburg, March >, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28
REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Daed-Peter Beck and wife to NJ II.
Weakland, Nov. %, 1872, % acres
and 1913 perches in Carroll twp. ; 2OO
Deed-F. Bearer and others to Nj.
Z. Deitrick, Jan. 50, 1873, lot in
CarrOlltOwn borough. .............. SFO
Deed-Wm. Fliur to ChaS Finn
Jan. :, rs, lot in Washington tip. 1000
Dvcd-SamUel GOughnour and wife
10 Moses Dubbs, March Is, 1850.
IS acres and 39 perches in Cone
Dmaugh township. .............. ......... 9 900
eed-Phiiip Shatfer and wife to
SilaS Goughnour, June 10, 1872,
S3 acres and 80 perches in Taylor
township 1850
Deed. B. Cobaugh and wife to
Philip F. Shaffer, June 10, 'G7, 7S
acres in Taylor township. ............. 4,5OO
Deed-,Joh Stuneback aud wife to
r. b. Martin, Feb IL 1878, thir-
teen pieces of land in Washington
aud Summerhill townships in all
about ), ia acreS......... .............. 5000
Depd-Levi Ream TO Il. b. Martin
Feb. IL, 1873, 40 acres and s per
ches in Cambria county ........... /
Died-Joseph Fieldhousa and wife
to Sarah Ludly, Feb. 3, 1873. one
undivided half lot in Millville 1000
Deed-Sheriff of Cambria county to
Edward Peden, June I, 1871. lot
in Mfllville borough. 1,5OO
Assignment of Deed-Edward Pc
den aud wife to Jos. Fieldhouse,
Dec. p, 1872 lot in MiIIviIIe......, 2,7oO
Deed-Jane Bradley and others to
Joseph Fieldhouse, Sept. Il, 1872,
lat in Millville borough 800
Deed-Geo. Hagar and wife to Jos.
Bradley, March 26, 1866, lot i'll
Millville borough gh........................ 100
Deed-Elias Edwards and wife to
Andrew Priser, May 5, 1870, AZ
acres and ~ perches in Blacklck. 1900
Deed-Jacob Horner and wife to
PerryB olsiuGer, Nov. l, 1870, lot
in Sandy Vale Cemetery............. %
Deed-Cambria Iron Company to b.
Byers, Nov. IA, 1871, lot at Min
eral Point. ...... .......... ..............- 100
D5cd-Francis Cooper to Watson
McGarey, Jan. %, 1858, 30 acres
and 8 perches in Cleartield twp. 212.50
Deed-John Donavan TO Pat'k Don
avian, oct. Z, 1868, 80 acres and
perches in Clearfield township..... 165
Dced-Thumas Willis and wife to
Patrick Donovan, Nov. -, 1871, ,
acres, l2O perChcS, ClcaTtield twp. 6l.SIh
Dced-W. y. krise and wife to Jas.
Cooper, Feb. -, 1873, lot in Coop
ersdaIe ............. ...................... 400
Dced-Frankhu Berkeyple ct. ux.
to Barbara BriNner, Feb. 13 1873,
lot in CooperSdale. ........... 500
Deed. n. Shoemaker and wife to
II. y. Shoemaker, Nov. Is, 1872,
the undivided uue-half of half
lot in Ebensburg burough............ 5000
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Mr. Robert Evans. Ebensburg's ;
veteran cabinet-maker and undertaken,
who is abundantly prepared to furnish
either the living or the dead with all the
furniture they may need. Mr.. Z. is a re
liable and competent mechanic. and may
be depended upon for fair dealing and hon .
est work. Patronize him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28

THE RIGHT WAY-The way to get rich
i to snend less money than you earn, and
the proper way to do this is 10 buy where
Won can buy the cheapest, and b1y only what
you need. Myers & Lloyd's great mercan-
tile mart offers the best inducements ocash
purchasers in This region Goods very cheap,
yery select, and very abundant.