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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
LETTER FROM PITTsBuRGH.

Dir. ED1roR-Indications Of better times are not
wanting in our large manufacturing cities. and
newcd activity as Pittsburgh. Mills that have bcen
Idle are now starting mp in full blast. while all
pressure are away ahead win orders ana nov NJ
the time year when dullncs- usually Teigns there
IS hum Of business in the air soon the panic OF
% Will be forgotten; ana WIN sgth Il c'tntls rs
the future looks brighter than ever before
No better indication OF the increasing prosperity
Of the times can be had than Fl-l- 70 lhc coming
Pittsburgh Exposition viii afford
On the +th day Of September next the largest and
finest Exposition ever held IN IennsS lFanla- eN-
cepting. Of course the Centennial. viii open up in
Pittsburgh. In order to make it overwhelmingly
expense secured Prof Cromwell 20 give his beauti-
fuI art illustrations in the art gallery which, ia
order to accommodate the great crowds that are
coming has been enlarged TO nearly double its
former size. They have engaged irui. Henry A.
Ward Of Rochester \. y. TO bring on his rc~torl-
together with his Mammoth standing sixteen feet
high and twcnty-six feet in length These viii oc-
in width and 10 viii bc attraction Ia itself
calculated to bring crowds TO the Exposition. E0-
with shotgun and rifle engaged 20 shoot daily
and the grounds have been enlarged 10y addition
Of four acres. with amuhitheatre seats arranged @
seat all who enjoy seeing line shooting.
An extra novelty i'm this country viii be also in
trodUced in the grounds. being a Bycicle Track
onequarter Of q mile in circuTnicTence- where
tournaments and races VIII be given iF ciU's nov
training on this new substitute fcr the horse The
Great Weetern Eighteenth Regiment Band have
been secured for the entire season and VIII day and
evening discourse sweet music from the sn,-stl1I
ia the centre Of the building. Floral Hall Fil De
surprisingly beautiful. one u the most i1iry-iike
scenes Imaginable. while the grounds are HsaUti-
fully laid out and planted with the choicest OF
flowers and plants and present charming APP ear-
aEce. No pains expense have been spared 20
make this this the greatest crowuiu- exposition
ever held in Pittsburgh, and Exhibitors who have
already taken up the entire space ia the building
are vieing with each other ia getting up thc most
attractfvc DISPLAYS. Excursions at favorable rates
will he given By all Rail Roads ceutcrinE In Pitts
burvh and no one can afford % misz this uup1-tUH-
ity the Eraudest, most instructive aud enter
tanning Exposition OF the age.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

4 QUARTER OF r million feet Of boards.
Spiritual armor. shields and swords,
About forty wauOu-loads of straw.
Preachers OF the gospel and the law.
Several thousand yards Of shcctjug.
Service so often no time for eating
This is picture Of camp meeting.
The camp-meeting is over. and we therefore have
time to thing and talk about something else, and
as good think as we could think or talk about
is the likelihood that Summer is on the wanc.
The thermometer tells rs So and il makes no mis-
takes. S;Ich being the case. let not be unpre-
pared for the coming of cold weather. On the con
trUry. let at once repair to JAS. 7. MUrply's
IC9 Clinton street. Iyhnstown. and buy OF
those fall suits ne is selling wonderfully cheap
His stock is endless. and embraces all styles and
qualities and satisfaction 70 each article pur-
chSsed and the price paid foT IL IL guaranteed IN
every ease. If you patroniZc him once. you VIII
forever after buy your clothing nowhere else, no
matter what the season.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

Committed FOR TRIAL.-We learn from
the Lancaster Hlteijgencer that Owen Gun
bingham, whose arrest i'll Carrolltown and
subsequent taking to Lancaster by Officer
Whereby, of this place, were noticed in these
columns two weeks ago had hearing Thurs
day last before Alderman SpurTier, of that
city, on two charges preferred against him
of obtaining money by false pretense. The
first charge, made by William T. Quart, of
Lancaster, is to the effect that the defendant
sold Mr. GOuaTt large bill of lumber and
induced him to advance him Seventv-two
dollars, saying he would have to pay the
freight on the lumber before it could be
shipped, and that he not only did not pay the
freight on said lumber, but failed to send the
lumber TO Mr. Youart. The second COM
plaint against Cunningham was made by
James Hawks, of Chest Springs, Cambria
county, who charges that the defendant sold
a bill of lumber to Frederick A. Bletz, of
Columbia, representing that he was a part
neTOf Mr.. Hawks, under the name of O. Gun
ninCham & Co, by means of which false re-
presentation he induced Mr.. BletZ to advance
him seventy-eight dollars on account where
as he was not a partner of Mr.. Hawks and
was only authorized to sell lnmber for him
ON coinmission-said commission having been
paid him before he obtained the seventy
eight dollars from Mr.. BletZ. In default of
bail, Cunningham was committedto Jail to an
Swer both charges at the next Court of
Quarter Sessions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29


DBAE tREEHA HAS-ThinkinG few items from this
part of the county would not be Gmiss, viii try
to give them best I can.
On Thursday last, at the funeral of a child Of
Mr.. SEQ. Beers. team belonging to Mr.. Howard
Bcers became unmanagcable while going down 8
hill, and upsetting the wagon. injured several Of
the passengers quite severely. Mrs. Howard Beers.
one Of the victims, was dragged several yards un-
dor the wagon bed, when II finally overturned and
hurt her badly though not dangerously.
That dread disease, diphtheria. is spreading at q
fearful rate in this township attacking grown per
sons well children; but far there have been
comparatively few deaths.
On Saturday morning last, Prank hopp. OF Dean
township, had the ends Of three of his fingers cut
of at the mill Of IOudon X Cilunt by coming in
contact with = buZZ-ssw while in motion.
Nlr. Joe Van Ormer. the boss lumherman, is
making things howl In his log job up on the noun
tain. as well on Sandy Run. Hs has now about
five miles of Glide made and viii soon commence
cutting and skiddinZ He has given up being a
candidate for Sheriff the Republican ticket since
he called the roll of his crew nj found them nearly
all Democrats. But then Joe IS not very black
hlmsclf-only q little spotted. as II were-and men
who work for him once Ike 70 do 50 again as he
feeds them well and IS always fun of stamps 50
would like well enough to sec him Sheriff If hJ
was = shade or two lighter, politically speaking
One OF Van ormer-s employees. Ar. I. Harmon
was ''son struck Saturday night. and feels hap
py-I should say -pappy about IL as il his was
the only baby in the county.
Yours &c. JACK X NTFR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

Whether she did or didn't. Is Of nomauner af in
terest in this connection. and we proceed % max
a statement which desire 10 lay before our
readers II Is this. Godfrey NoiH, proprietor ai
the mammoth clothing house next door 90 tho
postofIicc Altoona. has been In Europe during the
Ia-t cout3Ic of months. and is expected To arrive
home inside 81 week from date. His first business
when he gets back viii he To order tremendous
bill Of fail goods from the eastern cities. and iu
order to make room for these. the goods uuFun Als
shelves viii positively toe sold ut reduction pt
TWENTY-FIVE per cent over ordinary prices. This
oruoriunity to buy very cheap VIII he oven tog
only a limited time, so customers viii see The ne
ceesity Of calling sending their ord era l-tfiih
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

SHERIFF sSALEs.-The following property
was sold at public sale by Sheriff Ryan, at
the Court House, Ebensburg, Saturday, 10th
instant:
Right, title and interest of Jennie CIarkson to a
lot of ground in GallitIn borough sold to NJ
BTaczen for $40.
Right title and interest Of Michael NcKenna to
piece parcel of ground in CallitZn borough
for $500
Right. title and interest of Charles W Rickard
10 piece parcel of land in White township con-
tanning 1I2 acres, - acres cleared, with plank
house. log house, and two log stables thereon :;
sold to David Cummings for So.
Right, title and interest OF Jane PIunket. John
Hin. Elizabeth Hin. James 4. Plunket. William
John Plunket. deceased. to lot OF ground in
Chest Springs borough. with frame house and
frame stable thereon; sold TO NJ. +. Douglass for
SO
Right title and interest Of Simon Kohler to piece
parcel of land in Carroll township containing
81 acres. cleared, with plank house and log barn
thereon sold To Edward Farabaugh for $50.
to tract of land in Adams township containing 40I
acres: do. to another tract OF land in same town
ship containing 4G2 acres; do. to another tract of
land in same township containing Il acres and do
to another tract Of land in same township contain
ing 2O4 acres, 151 pcrchcs. and allowance. with
SaW-mill. dwcllin.-house and stable thereon.
Sold to ID. w. Brcndlinger for 81 600
Right. title and interest of Anton Klein to piece
or parcel OF land in Elder township containing 2s
acres, with plank house and barn thereon sold to
Charles Anna tor Sl76.
The other sales advertised wer0 either
stayed or postponed to Monday of next week
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

THE DuncansvilIe correspondent of the Altoona
Tribune says plum party from Portage, headed
by Squire McCioueh. succeeded while on their
way to the former place few days agOi in upsettlns
their wagon and breaking things generally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
ILovE the rain.
The summer rain
The softly sonhiEE rHil.
fH-e .a -HHe...a -
INC ArIAAtn iatAaN-A- AHA--.r
That comes the parcucd earth t1 blCs
And with = human tenderness

And. with q human tenderness.
Rain is very nice institution. O. DE sure. But,
generally speaking person don't like ton oi Il
a day fo- ton OF twelve days in succession t1 DE
precipitatri down on him. and that was about the
style during ten Of the last fifteen days Even u
Won have an umbrella 20 hold over yourself. iJ
makes it uncor Portable 90 the feet especially II
Your boots OF shoes arc defective By tho waE.
are those important adiuuctS To- your wardrobe not
inst what they ought II be- 81 So discard them at
once before you cItch consumption. and 20 ln -
Blurnenthai-s lI1q Eleventh Hvanue- Altoona.
and yet q pair which viii defy the damp
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
Hic facet caHis-that is to say,
Here lies a dog that's had its day

VISITORS to the State Fair, to be held in
Philadelphia from the Sth to the 20th of Sep
tember, win find at the st. Cloud Hotel, on
Arch street, above 9TH, every comfort and
convenience known to modern hotels. An
air of neatneSs and cleanliness is everywhere
visible, while the most obliging and attentive
servants administer to and in many cases an
ticipate the wants of guests. The sleeping
rooms are large, comfortable and elegantly
furnished, while the table is simply unsur-
passed. Street cars running both ways past
the door render not only the Permanent Ex-
hibition, " where the State Fair is to be held,
but all places of amusement and interest
conveniently accessible. Messrs. G. w Null
len & Co. by personal attention viii endeavor
to make guests feel perfectly at home and
entirely comfortable in every particular. The
terms are only $3.50 per day. LS-29.-2t.J
DRs OLDsHUE stiil continue the practice
nf rnndininp nt fhpir old psta hIiShnd nflicp 120
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
A DNTNISTRA ATOR,S NOTICE.

"A Estate Of JssEs FUEET, deceased.
Letters &C administration on tine estate Of James
Furcy late of Munster township. deed. having
been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby
given to all pers1us indebted To- said estate that
payment must be made without delay. and those
having claims against the same should present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ITEL Adfnini istrater-
Munster Twp. Aug. -. leIy.-dt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
IT was q patient. gentle mule
That stood upon the street.
And kids most playfuliy did fool
Around his little feet;
But suddenly those LITTLE kids
V'hrg- farm aF "a shower sf fs74sef

II was q sad fate, And here inside week. We
have been reading Ia the papers OF dozen other
persons who likewise got killed by being run over
by the cars, or by being blOTca up in coalmi mes,
something. Now. had all these been mt the
time in Simon * Bendheim's clothing store. next
door 70 the rst National Bank, Altoona, the nc
cidents which cost them their lives would not have
occurred. No accidents occur there It is there
fore emphaticaily the place 10 seek in quest Of
bodily safety, as it IS ackuowledgcdly the place
where everybody goes who wants to buy stylish.
scrvceablc salt OF clothing for mere song. Their
fall stock. very large and very fine one, and
marked at reduced nEures, has Just been received,
and readers of the FREEMA are invited % call and
examine il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29
GROCERIES. TOBACCO hNB SFaEs


STRAY gOW.-Came to the pran .-
- Of the subscriber. near ST. Augustine. ga...
county. some time during tiI+ latter Tlrf H. T...
larre COW with white hack and belly -I..H
spots ON the sides. Es1 meek ana er-- er.-t ..
red spots uu the .ags large horns turned I....
the points and aruur tHl wears old. IH. HE.
requested % come forward prove rr.-..-..-
charges and take her away o-herH1-e 81.
disposed oi according fn law. JOHN '.,
tlelrteid Twp. Aug. - -E-H.-1s-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-08-29

DRs. OLDsHUE still continue the practice
of medicine at their old established Office, 132
Grant street, Pittsburg, Pa. [8-29.-3t.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27

An English genins claims to have turned
out at last a great mechanical deSiaerstum
"A noiselcss, smokeiess locomotive. which
can be used on city railways in place at
horses. Ii has been tested. ard has shown
a spesd Of seven miles an hour. Every
condition has been fal6iled which could he
expected Of s street engine. save oae-it
viii scare horses on the streets Ii is . re-
markahlo fact that horses are not easily
frightened by an sort OF moRstroSiy drawn
hv other horses. II a horse sces his fellow
,ugsing at a i~ire-ensine. or a hideous van.
he is easily reeoacsled, fos his isstinci
teaches him that a thing can I he very dan
seroas which other horses can he indacea
to draw. II. however. he SECS : huge car,
usoviaS S;sasis aisas sae ssrvoA his sense
II the mysterious IS aroused. saa he pro
p<Sss T. asmolisa the dsSA-hosra e The
vehicle - which he is ssiAched, or rams
away AID tears everything 70 pse~s
Dwmmy engines have b~sn iTscl in v&rsoas
elites q tbs cssasrv. en- stree; railway
lsaes, bat they have always been discarded
On account II their e,am>saos> and sAesr
sen3eney - saaveSt Tarl hsr>s into de-
ssrevsxS q hGaaAn life
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27
eExEaAn. TERRELL

TAA d~Narssians Of the platform from
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27
PACIFIC COAST
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CALIFORNIA.
What Coll. Deane Has to Say.
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Eaekays Proposition.


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me that t1e ss2sesatn as which had appeared
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-27

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gcass, Fnrnishsng Goods.

white SAsrtS C4ssinere shirts. Doabie-
breasted SsSy.blre shirts Sefs, snspensers.
Paper ana Liner Co1asrS. EAaaksrchscfS Neck
ticS. Scarfs. efe.. Al The G0LnEN HILE SEURE,
8 few doors sSatA a the International A0ts2.
Main street.
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wisp Rroaas PAsliag Tes1e. Te.iss 2aa Cas-
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Na11AS. lsasn Thread. sleeve Holsters. and ar
sieles hoo nnneroas a. Meztlaa. 81 thc GOLDEN
kCLE STORE
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The SENTINEL viii not be issued 10
morrow. A desire on the part 81 TIN
force 10 observe Thanksgiving must plead
c-r excuse for the omission.
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CHcAee, November %
The bicycle rAce at | o'clock to-day
stood: English tcAm-stSnien. $50; Tam
$50. American ,sam-RAllard, 49s; q.
Hoffman. 4oi; Rutland see. All the others
are out Of the race. The American scere
inelndcs the 100 miles handicap.
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Fsps-. Envelopes. Peas. Izk. Rc1s5ls. Pass
AeoSs Rletfr-S &C xlmsss given AWAY At TIE
GCLnEN kTLE S10SE a few doors so4tA c.
The rev International Hetsl. Main street