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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
1876. 1876,
Centennial Year
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OUf OF REACH.
FOUNDED on FACT.

Jessie Mcdonald was hard at work AT
the washtub, one day, when her little son
Fergus came rushing into The room, crying
as if his heart would break.
"Daddy'l die up there" lie sobb,d ;
":h.y can't get him down"
Die! up where?'' exclaimed Jessie.
wringing the soap of her hands and " wipine
them in her apron.
''On the top "f the factory chimney the
rope has slipped down, aud ihey can't get
mp another, and the liddeis are al tro
short
Jessie flew out "f the house and ran to
the foot of tn. new factory chimney. round
which crowd Of worknru were yatl..red
III loud discussion. On the top of tho
chimney stood Angus Melon Id. far he
bond ihe reach If clip to all appearance.
When the staging was taken down, L, the
most skilful of Tie woikmen, had been left
1" do some last bit Of work. BY "a strange
aeciden; the rope by which lie WIS 10 let
himself down had slipped and fallen where
il lay in a heap.
Le>s,. covered her eyes With her hands
Lord, help me - she prayed from the
depths of her anxious heart. A sudden
thought came as the answer To her prayer.
Angus she called, .'unravel your
stocking, man, and tie bit of mortar TO
the yarn, and let it down Ia me-
Oh came one Of Angus blue socks, knit
ted of the best of yarn, spun 10y Jessie her
self. He raveled 1t out, tied on The mortar.
and let it down u the ground.
Meanwhile Jessie had sent for ball Of
stout t~ine. The end Of .he twine She
tied to the end of the yarn.
Now, draw the yam up slowly" she
said. Angus followed her cirecii"ns, and
AS the yarn went high aud higher, She let
out more and more twIno from the ball in
her hands. What steady hands hey were.
no tangiing of the twine or irnl ping of tie
t"lne on dioplping "f ilc ball. If she had
been unf"lling "a clothes line, She could not
have done it more quietly. AT last. Angus
called out, 'All rght, | have got the twine;
now, what are you going To DIP
Tie on the rope" called Jessie.
There was not "A sound among he crowd;
you could have heard pm drop as, with
breath'rss interes', they watch,d d Jessie at
her work.
She tied lie rope and the twine together
a. firmly as any sailor could lave dIic.
Eager eyes watched it ascend higher,
higher. higher, until Angus called ont,
"All ;'gI't, I've got :he rope stand from
under. ~
He secured the rope. came down hand
over hand, and all +, one can't tell about
such things The woIkn'en cried like
children, aud pressed round Angus aud
Jessie with words Of praise and affection.
Then some one wiser than the rest said,
Lei them GO home alone" AID in the
kitchen the husband aud VI ife and child
knelt. and thanked God that their hearth
was not made desulate
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a GAME OF CARDS AND 1TS CoSSr-
oUtNcEs. paper printed in Ltchiield,
Kentucky, nara,cs the following \ se,-
tleman aud his wife who reside in this
county, went a short time since Ia visit a
neighbor. with intention to stay all n!gh;.
After supper the host proposed a "a .e IF
cards To his guest. to which the latter as
sented, and they sat down 10 play. The
wife of the visitor, b-irg ielgi"ualy in-
clined, raised n renIonstrance against the
game, hut This was disteraidcd hy the
husband. She then became much excited
and threatened - burn the cards if they
continued to riay. AT last Ter husband
turned to her and said ''lf you don't
want to see me play ard can't behave
Yourself just get your bonnet and z" home
at once" She took him at his VOID, and
all that night her lonely pillow was wet
with tears nf bitter anguish, called forth
by the knowledge If her husbands wicked
ness. Next morning the husband. who in
the meantime had been nursing his wrath,
/ went home and TOLD his wife that she had
diScraced him and she could rack her
traps and leave him forever Remnn-
STRANGE was in vain, aud she sorrow fully
departed. That night the husband re eo
to his widowed bee. think not 10 sleep.
Visions of the past happiness and regret
for his hasiy expulsion of his companion
passed through his mind. Presently lIr
heard a gentle tap at the door. Come in. =
said lie. The door opened and his wife
/ stood upon the threshold. Betsy" said
he, ''nhat aIe you dong "ut this time
q night 2" ''Oh, nothing" said she.
Make me some coffee" said he. This
she pr ceede d In do with more than usual
alac v and nothing more said al
their disagreement. Now q deck oC carts
adorns the mantel-piece in thrir home, aud
every night. after llc supper dishes are
cleared awa,, that husband aid wife sii
down 10 "a cheerful game of .'old sledsc."
The young man with = flower IN hi'
coat is % marry The young lady who is il
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TAVERN STAND FOR REM

CTRAY SUEEP.-Came into the
~ enclosure. Uf the Suirs, her in Ct.arfit.ld
township about the Ist day of December last.
two black AMI one white sheep tw o of whirh are
wetherS aud the other an eve. The owner Is noti
fed come forwar'i. prove proper Y. pay charges
and take them away; fIilinr in which, they will
be disposed OF as the la directs.
MI AEL d. WILL.
ClearfeId Twp. Jan. ., ls76-3t
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DLUNIE N.

f,.rrrr,S SALES.-By virtue of
FEhi' If Tcud. EJpOH Lerdrl Fd-
.rN WV ,,,,,,,t ut tuc Cuurt q. tt'nI-
D.. '.t-i., ,rnuntV and ~ ui" direct
,,sni ''', ,,,,,.s,.d tu Public sale. at The
\ rr vii w. r,h-f-fnWtr. or tne
w. january n"N'- NJ l o0io'h, II
da' ", -, r,.iI estate. Z" WI
r ''''" .,,lo and interest of James Pat
iHe rs.'' ,.f.rp ,r lot of ground situate IN
zap .-i"af Inhrz z.uwn borough. ,hnihria
lr' ming IN Market str"ei an" a',l"it'c
Il Pa. i,-,' rs on The one side an'i io' OF
/ Jerry .i.',ib.r side. and lot of Henry
.mIh ~" b.eL having thereon ereci ell u
L .s go u, ~ b,,,,s,. and sable now in the
Hry rN' - ptfrpu IN en- in execution
! r'l w ''',,t,. suif ut Frank Taylor.
be 'i'. III. frIraud ju;Cr'st ut W William
%. 'h' -. try Int ut gruund situate in
)se.. o.. 10 ~ rnru-fpwu bur ugh. hmhrih
4 n ,.iry On tIrOId street AMI adJnin-
,r-,, ,yfou uu The west I"i ol " hloW
i % W ''. ana extending back 10 lOt OF
J - ''r ,., ,Irrrnn erected two story
r.'. p, v-sivrr'S hop u. in the
%. 'Iy.Ir.,rp Sruthwrll Taken IN exc
\ n.l " Hi NJ tlI, suit of Ellen +. Sou H.
,,,. i,,, described building and lot
! 'bt ',,...,ij t,,u'trr. Louis Orris and r
| lai i. -. of the nItcd Bret hrrn
p pllush Co wit: All hat GER
f-tur hu .d,ug. The = nitcu re' IL
IN -. Cuurm=ugh. q itei lnGhcs
- deep hv 10 .'ci 10 ihrhrs IN WIZ OF
- Main rect in fruui. near an dlIey.
lI'' g.- ,.-,rrh JurImscs, and the at or
mi arT rurtjlagc apiurienancts 10
r,Lcn IN execution and I De sOid
,s.f George irhensrhT-
~ ,..yIrg fc-rrl bed Duildtng ana lot
I' d.. Levi 10 wit. All that GER
f. ,..,if,.g s.'uate, on a lot Of ground
..I,. uf Market rect IN me l'st
H. H..-,ukIof IohuSjCwu-t 'amhrIa c"un-
| ~, fr.r. ui IS feet on Marker : rect ana
,a. rr.i having lot of Benz. Hoffman
--b au alley ru hr :, "a w. anu an hIIty
.,rs,fb,. majr huilIiUg heipg u'vrll-
t,I,uE wv -.ur, hIgh. with front OF
I.,tI Of 3 feet aud cuthuildtngS.
g.,.. IuG coal sheds tor the use Of
r.r e~,rtrd ON said lot. Taken In
..I r.. n,. .ud a- the suit Of the Johns
k.l4r.aI IS lrhs
.T,r.rtsnr. title an' interest Of George
4 n .rauI 90 g piece ur lot 81 Yrnuni stu.
FrL VHrI. uilu- own DO oush tam
rv Ia fronting on Napoleon street on
tt..rsss rect uu The %, her si''e. adJoin-
tjr alur ani running back 10 an al
, rfsrru erected q two sorry dwelling
r,t ...rr.rH1r.. nov ia The occupancy of
| - fer. and e twuS.ury dIubie house AMI
ID, r L-rrcurHury ot W Nllliam Grittih II
,U.a,.st Taken 10 eNecuTiun AMI to
l,-r- .i.f Of the .yLnstowu 1 uildiu2 and
,,1,.AtIyl.
.gE,tr-Cn--third of the purchase
r,l ..p+id v h, o i'Ir pr. rIirTty l. kU"cktd
md rt- remIiuir z two thirds upon cur-
1ol ihp lirr'.
HERMAN RAINIER. Sheriff.
2 GFcr Elru~purg. ID e. p. 1872.
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EIEE,S SALES-Rv virtue Of

.'-r wrff> Of gerd. EJpOH., Al. FeHd.
.r.. g.FI{G.. I-Sued ,ut uf ~" ;'nu't
r.e p'r.s ut C,uui,i' County and "a
-f,.J hr-- viii ha exp r-.i iO Public
H,ImI n ru-c 5u EuCusIurg. Ou ~pf-
IT,. I'D si-v Gi fuur.nrN mkt. ~
|, IN rH. foil wing real Siatt'. tn VII ::
No -ght ri'lr AMI interest nf Bernard
.uar.t fua yI.ce or lot oi ground situate
.hr. trHrsl.p. Cambria county. Prnn'a.
!. .ha ult th.u-tUrg TO 4 AMI adjoining
Mp franciscan hrJb"rS on the wcat and
uu tl4prsf Containing 8 acres. more or
ItIrpi having h'rruH vctcd a ne story
ny used iu-ah oiiiro. in tn" poss" ssirn
\ @ Lite. Taken iu execution ami 10 be
BE- ,rtr ni O. u. SauuP.
o.. be rfehf. tl'lrguI i'm crcs' Of r.. Woods
q 81 ua'. rt boz au' Co q pic, c or lot Of
.ul loo GH Nf7ln huruugh. amhria
! P.. from .rg uu the i'euu'd Rail Road and
b. 'ar6 Co Ii Ir. OF uhn ruNeil ON the
f ? J Ch-sIv uu the south and Main
J. VlsI. hlv.gg thereon erected y we
ne nuU-t nuI fHmr sable, row in the
H H' I.hl r Ouis. Taken IN cNccu' ion
ss'' art r suit Of Michael itrharris.
50. .t.rgHf. ile ant interest OF Nicho
5. p 20 1u, fua p.rc" or parcel of land sit
umu.r'i.l township. Cambria county.
x uris &c tdthIrine trGm. James
b. 40 .fhrrs. amin. lUO acres. more
lH I' = ares cleared. hJVin thereon
s 'VH Hlt u0D. hH story frame house and
H-rs ar' other "a buildings. now in
Ir- uf William Srusv. @. all the
' lr4 interest of Nirhulas Smay. uT. in
L piece .- parcel u' Land si'uu,e IN sum
FH'. -tnmrrl county. Pa. adiuining
.u-IT y Co, thomas McC Councll, and
a l.rrg lH acres more or less unirn
''stn 100 ,v.nu'ipu and 10 be sold at the
trg~ SILVA" r-r.
a. 'ae-gi'. iiti- rui interest of v. y.
sr' Joseph Ramsey. ir.. uf. iu NJ % a
-'r.H' .1nl i-uIt" in hjte township.
n.y. PA a.fHuing lsnIs Of ioSc;lh
-r V Noble ana others. cuu,rininY 100
~ 20 less. uu upruycG Taken in exrcu-
10 .e sn.d 81 The suit uf Annie L. L. kirt-
q. Tie right title auf interest Of Iona
..-l'... %. In ant tu a piece or parcel
-t.r 4" lcklick township Cambria
~ aImu.ng lands Of Sam'i Wilson. los.
J"iH 'Tar's. containing 81 acres
~ aHu' q acres Of whI.h are cleared.
.FTr"n erected = two story frame house
= ,'a--s in t'e occupancy of Jonathan
Ken IN Execution ami to h,. sold
9. d. John Martin.
a- .ae r2hr title and interest of +. r.
.' l'il'.FI HTT"E. o.. IN ana TO 81
r'lnt situate in Ciallitz II boroug h. .
T. P'-- gutiuZ uu street and cx-
.' T. rect. adjoining lot of G. ID.
north aui street on the Sou II,
II. N erected two srUrv plank house.
tu'y g = r. Jaruev. Taken in
81 10 "e sold ~ the suit Of Mrs. Mary
.-' right. 'i:ie and interest OF + r.
-'i ...t piece or Ii4 reel of IL nj sffu-
.tEs.lp. Cambria county. Pa,
'.i John Nc uy. Daniel Hrlancy.
ID. 1Ht others. cunraiuin % acres.
r-..- 1arr-- rl"sre. .. having there
-Hry l"g house ahi frame harm,
49,. t..H'E o. John Gibbons Taken in
~ 's so-i at The suit u \. r. jack
\. q I. : 'Lt---Ouc-th-rt of the purch?se
4. a.. " h"n ITO" property j. knock
H' remaining tWO-thiTd- upon
TYP, ,t tae B-sai
|-,oE. HERMAN BAUMER, sheriff.
e. LbrnshurJ, De-. *, ISIS.
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ly encountered him, and noticed the
scar over his eye.
Du Peyster's waiting, and Nettie
Huriey's toiliag, had avenged
mothers death.
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THE young man with = flower in his
coat is u marry The young lady who is i'll
tie habi: Of saying the ide-sa -
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NOTICE is hereby given that on
IN the 28ih day OF Drremher. 1875. 7 pur-
cha sed at Collector sale one yoke oxen. sold as
the d nperty of JOSEPH RURGooN. and that have
left the me in his possession during my pleasure
All persons are hereby cautioned agtinst inter
ferlnp v, ,th sail oxen. F. j BURGOON.
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Nv ny don't men swtar hen .hey are
alone - asks Fahnage. Did Nh. Talniale
ever lay around the fence correr~ ard SEQ
lone farmer pick up GuulL:e tee
What did tl,s1s "a a-a s.aps
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

How A BOY WORKS. In cml,f ying Tub
of washing water for his moilicr there Is
not one boy in hundred who will d-sc,-ud
to the feeble aitice of pail ami dIplrr.
Neither the protest of his m"ihrr nor the
weic lat of the wafer imiimidatcs 81 boy. 1t
is higher aud a E"b,rr thing to strain
than 10 save the rizzaId. He takes the
Tub by the handles, au,l Lug siu. IL cl,>.. in
his body. waddle> forward. lie has to
move with the greatest care IL keep lie
water, which attaus sva>iIiug unii,u,
from over flowing on tn his clothes The
swaShing increases with every movement
until "a little splaslics on tn him. Tl:rn h..
sets tlls tub down and picks it MP again
and carries it al lac full length OF his art,s.
stradaliny his legs arnun,i IL i'm "i,.tr hat
he may advance, and gning foi " ard a, incl,
arms aud neck. hIs face .urns ,.uriIr atd
his spine fairly cracks. IL iS painful ,,ro
gress--every step i> Strain and a ,.aiu.
| hut there is nothing ig'"lle ahnui IL, Even
if lie should lose hIs baiarcc in resrrua
ing the st"oi'. which be is likely Ia do. aud
in falling catch the entire Contents of ,b.
tub over his person. still h- has the pioud
satisfaction of feeling thar the disaster was
met i'll e"ins his full duty-as boy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

IN a lecture in K.noslre. on Tile Gin
l"n l. "" Br"ther Iluuily SAYS: lie
should love her aud Ia; his lrve f,,i Lea lac
known. II Il vouan j. lowed size ants !.
Ia be known ~ the world Urlrs> the
ciil is dumb aud has host both hand, t,x a
Kerosene explosion. s!," - apt foIelirye the
yonng man of all trouble in giving his l.r,-
pcSa publicity. esp. cially if lie,e il ano:h-
er giil who had tlird IT, get HIM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-29
He Was There.
From the Denver News


Here's u chance for John Hay, the
on,hor of "Jim Bludsoc,' to try
himself Last Friday, when the
Floyd Hill and Georgetown COACH
with six powerful horses, had stop
ned at FAN River, the driver got
down for some purpose, leaving an
invalid on the box to hold the rclns'
During the absence ofthc driver tao
horses started on 4 runaway cXpe'
dition and the men on the boz was
foo weak men, women and children,
and the frantic beasts dashed along
through the canyon with such dc''
ucra,e speed that every cheek was
hlapched with the fear OF destrue'
,ion that seemed so imminent IN
olI this danger, though, there came
= hero. d. N. McCurdy, who IS
commercial traveller for j. A, Coop
or A. Co.. manufacturers, and whoIc
salc dealers in boots and shoes a
Kansas City, was in the coach, an'
ho clombcred ont throug ono oi th
narrow windows and gained the DO.
and " the lines, while the now thor
ourhIy terrified horses were ia'r'i
Gyins over the fearful road, bound
~ Wi With awful docIiyitici aud iottm!
rocks. Selling the rcins and benz
inc against them with al! tn
s .nn "tI Of his arms, and forcing a
almost supcrhuman weight upO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-29
SAGACIFY OF ELEPHANTS.
How They Conducted Themselves in
the Great Town storm.

the Great How" storm,
gFgom the Davenport pomocmtl
nowc's circus was showing at Ia.
dianoIa when tina storm Of the fourth
came on, and because OF injury to
the railroads, was compelled To lc.
main there until the track was tom.
porarily repaired, Friday evening.
Then the circus started for thor
next place Of exhibition When
about eight miles out, ono corner Of
a bridge gave away, and five cars
containing animals ran of the track,
and turned over INTO the mud worry
gently, The first ear contained
horses, the second an elk and camel,
the Other three, the five cIcpants.
The small animals were easily Iib-
Grated, but the elephants were all in
u heap. Torcmoyc them, the car
was cut away, exposing the tops Of
the unwjcldy animals backs Thon
was exhibited the intelligence which
marks these half human brutes,
They obey every command Of the
keeper, crawling on their knees,
turning on their sides, squjrming
like cells, and assuming more won
full and vowel positions tina nwas de-
Scribcd on the show bills. When
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
s---1sNEzz2E ziaEzs,2ZsEB
a.FREEluI
RBRlEngn1aa8EI d1

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Rcd uyur and you VIII see the
word FREE" in bis blagk lettois Road be-
low II Hud NuU VIII hnh request Tor Tho
MINES and address OF all the SOM and dnuEh.
tcts az tue North md East To- be sent lo
"TENAS EMIGt AllON AGENT Srdulla
NJ ssuurl, VINO will mail thrm Without cost u
etNiE GUlblt 10 TEXAS the land Of
suubeams, beautiful pralrlrs ana lovely vat
leys TINS book we have seen II IN nccpm'
pnuipd with beautiful cOlUrvd maps, illus,ri-
lions, rates vt uue and freight fun OF iulQr-
nation Coucrruipg our citca. rivers, lhhds,
crops, schools. churches, cite. VINO pays l0L
lg TllF MISSOURI, RANSAS IS rENhS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands 10
nil putt4 of tho United States and Europe,
This goes to show what they are doing nor
Texas. They have lately tuduccd THEN rates
Of fare for gtuiErftuts almost one half Their
trains are crowded, and special trains nre
frequently run 80 accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands nl dollars In
IpNus. They have tWelFt regular trnNellng
men employed distflhut ~ ireeluiurmalon
concerning Texas throughout the United
Stttes. Tn"v ask our pid Ia thelt efforts.
pRtruuilu the MISSOURI, kANSAb a
JbNNN RAILWAY. GO NORTH VIA
DENlSON Dud through the beautiful indian
Territory They VIII land you directly In
the Great Uulun Depot In ST. Louis, They
don't compel you 10 ride three or four miles
through the back streets aud alleys Of ~
Iuuis In a tuppiiug Omnibus. They run their
tNAtlt0 ana ilHtlh NulNNHh W ~ '"ulh
aud enter the Union uepuJ, is thern any
other line from Texas that docsF mo
They also run coaches bud sleeping cars FROM
Tcxns to Hannibal aud quincy. Have you
any friends East looking towards TeNasY II
su, send their address 10 the undersigned and
he will with pleasure forward them tand you
nlsoj beautiful pamphlet and other INFER
rs,ing matter well worth the mere request
ADDRESS, JAS. II, BhpWNi
GEM PuSgr Agt, NJ, h, y 4. ny,
iuue-dNw-tf Sedalta, Mo.