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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
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DECEMBER I2fh, 1881.
Handsome and Useful Preaents to Re.
member Friends with at
q II r / - II M a So
DECEMBER 18th, Tss

Large lot'of SnksUmbreIlas. handsome ely mount
ed, at verv low prices.
Gents Linen Cuffs. extra quality. 1 pairs in an
elegant SIX Plush Box.
Plush Whisp Holders.
Novelties in Plush Goods.
Plush Mats and long Table Scarfs.
Embroidered Tides.
Embroidered Piano Covers.
Raw SILK Piano Covers.
Real and Imitation Laces.
Lace Fuchus and Scarfs.
Mother Hubbard Lace CoIIars and Lace Novel
ties for neck wear, 25c. to SIS O8 each
InitElEH for Ladies, Children and
Gents, ali linen, at Is, 25 and SOC esch
leo dozen Children's Handkerchiefs, all linen,
two grades, viz: for 25c. and for 25c.
Largest stock and finest STYLES now shown OF La
dies aud Gents SILK Handkerchiefs and 1Iufiers
25o. to SO. 80 each. Retail and Wholesale buyers
special attention solicited.
Gents Beaver and Seal Gloves
Ladies' Satchel Fur Nuifs entirely new.
Ladies' FUrs. Misses and Children's Fur Sets
from SOC. up to finest Seal Goods
Extra bargains in Ladies' Muffs at $500, $500,
SPECIAL.-Twolots 42-fnch French Dress Goods
just purchased one-half the piece plain the OF err
half consisting Of FIouncings or TtInTnines OF nro
per contrasting effects at T5e. and 81 per yard .or-
retail prices 81 q nd 81 SO l er yard
each.
Large lot elegant goods at sl75 and 5000. The
latter are well worth $3.50: all lengths and sizes
Having closed out several hundred (American
and finest imported makes Of ladies'. Jackets
Ilolmsns and some Of the newest and most stylish
Wraps. We Will offer unequailed bargains to buy
ers Of these goods during the HoIidav season
Never befor has this department offered such
bargains in choice goods and particularly il gar
ments from Is to S25 each
100 Ladies SIX and Fur-lined Circulars Misses
and ChildTen's CIoaks.
Bargains in SILKS and LRESS GOODS.
Large invoice Black Costume VeIvets 20 inches
at s225 g 80 $500. $3.50 and up to sl2OO por yard
During last week we purchased In New York ele-
CANT Brocade Nelvets lin F1ounces for Trimming)
mall shades, and selling IS per yard worth
81. Also, two lots elegant Brocade Plush Seal
Brown and Black, selling at "a. 80, worth Sl2O0
Colored Costume Nelvets, % Inches s.. 50 and up
wards
One case new and extra quality Satin Rhsdames
at Sl.75 per yarT, in all the choice shades.
Black 50 tin hhadamcs, Black Silks, Black Cash
meres. nne qualities and bargains.
Buy a Dress Pattern for Christmas
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Farm Saw mill &c, at Private Sale

THE und ersigned offers for sale accom- modat-
1 ing terms his FARM and the improvements
thereon in Allegheny township, on the road lead
ing from Chest Springs to GallitEin. said Farm
contains I75 Acres. about so Acres Of which are
cleared. and.the improvements comprise tive good
DWELLING HOUSES, Of which is 81 stories and
the other 2I% stories high. an excellent BANK
RAnE 10 by So feet, WATER SAW MILL in nrst
class condition and capable Of saving 5000 feet Of
lumber in twelve hours, and all other necessary
buildings There.are two-orchards Of choice fruit
on the premises, several good springs convenient,
cue of them being in the baruTard and having
fouptsiu pump and constant flow, besides gooe
elIof water at the door, and fully one million feet
Of GOOD saw timber. hemloek, hickory, cherry, ma
pIe ash oak etc, the portion not yet cleared.
header Lathe saw, cutoff saw, etc. The property
will be sold and cold bargain, because the
is no longer able TO run the PHI OF ToTk the
fsrun For further particulars call on or address
FRANCIS MORAN.
Dea 4 ISsl-smA Chest Springs, Pa.
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HOLIDAY GOoDs.-We clip the following
from the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette OF

HOLIDAY GOoDs.-We clip the following
from the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette OF
the ID inst.
Inc indications arc favorable for busy season
during the approaching holidays and our mer-
chants are stocking up so as to be ready to meet
az demands that may be msde upon them. Among
others VINO have been putting IN cir houses order
forthe occasion, Is Mr. Georye ". Isfggs the we'll
known IeWeler. Of No. 199 Smithfield street on
direct line from the Union depot. He has lust re.
turned from the east with a stock of goods which
surpas7ss in extent and variety anything he has
YET eXhlbted in this city. 1t consists Of iewelry
OF inc very latest ard most ingenious designs
lie mas also sterling silver and plated ware Parian
vases, hronzes. fancy clocks gold and silver
watches and chains for ladies and gentlemen dfa-
mouds; pearls and other precious stones: in fact
ever rEthlng that is suitable for present either
during the holiday season or at any other time
MT Blg"s has been in business here for so many
years that he knows Just what 10 provide for the
holiday trade. and he never fails to give satsfac
tion- His stock this year is larger and finer than
ever before, and must be seen TO be appreciated,
oclectlons can be made now and goods Ieft until
wanted, thus avoiding the rush later period.
ladies or gentlemen looking around for holiday
goods should not fail to stop at this old and relia
Die establishment. Frces are as low as the lowest
hyeTy article viii be guaranteed. All orders by
mail promptly attended TO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

STRAY W.-Came to the premises
~ of the subscriber. in Chest township, on the
24th OF last month. q red COW. six or seven years
old, with slit in her left The IS here
dy notified that II he fails 10 appear prove prOr,er-
ty, pay charges and take her away within the time
specified by law, said COW will be disposed Of in
the usual way. ANTHONY GILL.
Chest Twp. Dec I6 1ssI-9t.t
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Men OF Eminent AbiJtt,,.

scholars and chemists have devoted years Of time
and skillful labor that they might. in measure
reieEe human suffering. Or. Faust's German Ar
omatic Wine Is the result Of the most patient and
careful experiments 1t is prepared with the most
sCFupuious care from pure Grape Juice and the
chliceSt Fruits, Roots and Herbs. and stands pre-
emi ineutly without an equal for the use OF ladies
sulerng with private disorders aged OF feeble and
uGptlitated persons and those recovering from the
effects Of eNhausting disease or mental or physical
overWork Guaranteed TO promote digestion and
IhFlgorate and give new and permanent vital force
IN no way can it he used as an intoxioaut Ask
~ druggists. For sale at Z. James new Drug Store
Ebensburg. Pa. Is-s-eo WV
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

CATARRH.-Clear head and voice, easy
breathing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste
ana nearing, 10 cough, no distress. These
are conditions brought about in tyatarrh w
the use of Sanford S Radical Cure. One bot
tie radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
ana one Improved Inhaler, in one package
for 81 - -,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

The JOhnstown Tribune notes the fact that
friends in need, who are friends indeed
have already subscribed about $500 forsthe
purchase of lot and the erection OF a house
for Mr.. VIM. Boyles and wife. Of Summit
vIale, this county, eight Of whose childrenlre-
Gently fell victims in rapid succession to that
dreadful disease, oiIILtlDia.
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Oh. HHrf m CO3J0b ?

VIII you heed the warning the signal perhaps
OF the near approach of that most terrible dIEease
consumption? Ask yourself ~ you can afford for
the sake OF saving SO cents to the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from experience that
Shlloh : cure viii cure your cough. This will ex-
pam why more Than million bottles were sold the
past year II relieves Group and Whoopfug Cough
at once. Mothers, do not be withoutit For Lame
Back. Side, OF Chest, Shiloh's Porous PIasters
Sold by E. J ames, Ebensburg, Pa. l4-s-e.ow.Iv1 1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

SHR WAS maiden fair to see
In fact a maiden passing fair,
And an the dearest thing to
was her great wealth Of golden hair.
But whom she wore il in a roll.
Or down her back, mass so rich
although l stared, to save my soul,
could not cell Just (which wa switch"
It m axes precious little difference vhethertt was
switch or not, SO tnat size wore a pretty boot If
she got IL at ). Blumenthal's 1lI9 Eleventh ave
nue. Altoona, it could have been nothing else than
pretty ana serVieeable wtthal for that is the only
KIND he keeps. He has carload Of boots and
shoes on This shelves. for ladies and gentlemen
youths and children, all good and stylish which
ne WllI sell to all corners cheaper than like srti-
Gle can be bought elsewhere.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

TIE moses grow on the garden wall;
The years 20 by with their work and play:
The BOYS Of the village grow strong Ind tall
And the gray haired farmers pass away
One by one rs the red leaves fall;
But political rogues Outlive them all.
Whether the foregoing Is absolutely true or not.
We are unable to say. But II ia within our certain
knowledge that Godfrey Wolf next door to the
Postoce, Altoona, has the biggest clothing estab-
hshment in that city and sells more goods than
any other dealer. Does he sell cheap? He does
nearly rs cheap ss the same article can be bought
at wholesale-and everything which goes out of
MS store is fully warranted. He would like to sell
an unlimited number Of holiday bills to readers Of
the REEMAC, to whom he offers some special bar
gains ior the next two weeks. Give him Il call. or
an an order by mail viii receive prompt and careful
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

TAUTION.-Ha left with Mich
- olas Nagle, OF Allegheny township. during
my pressure, single tread power thrcshiug ma
ehlne, all persons are hereby cautioned It in
teriere or needle in any way with said machine
while in his possession.
JOSEPH 2, DUEBIk.
Allegheny Twp.. Dee. 9. 1ssi.-S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A
IL LOT OF GROUND in the West Ward OF Eo-
ensburg Borough. known as the -'Gibson Proper
~ = now owned by James Kane. bounded on the
south by High street. the east by lot OF Wrn. II.
Sachler ESQ, on the north by sample street. and
or the west bv Mary Ann street, having a large
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE thereon erect
ed wi besold st.prvate sale on Iea Sons9ie Terms
Nv ~ fesl-tf EeeEsbung. Pc.
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BOGGS &c BUHI.
rs Federal Street, .kUeOHe,lU,
NOTICE-

X -ALCC y AtA-N = NO4ICE-
- Estate of ELIZA MCDONALD, deed.
Letters testamentary to the estate Of Eliza Nc
donald, late OF Eheusburg borough, deed. have
Deen granted 10 the undersigned. who hereby no
uHes All persona indebted to said estate that pay
heht must De made without delay and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the same viii be
required 70 nave them properly authenticated for
settlement before presenting them to
ELIZA ANN MCDONALD Erecutrix.
Ebensburg, Nov. II, 1ss1.-6t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

GRAPEVINE FOR CoAINfUNION, The sup
erb quality and entire purity of Speer's Port
Grape Wine, Of New Jersey, and the success
that physicians have had by it's use, has in
duced them to write about it, and caused
hundreds of others to prescribe it in their
practice as the best and most readable wine
TO be had. 1t is held in great favor for Com
munion purposes, and is said to be cure for
consumptiveS Mr.. Speer also preserves
Grape Juice natural as it runs from the press
without the addition OF particle of spirits
1t is called unfermented juice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

IHE SANK OLD WARNTNo. Adam Frank
OF Johnstowa, aged % years, attempted to
get on moving train, Tuesday morning of
last week, put taiivd IN the effort and fell
under the wheels, several of which passed
over his legs and crushed them so terribly
that despite amputatioG, he died soon after.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
BArrIE Gill;. Mich.. Jan. a1 1srs

Gentien1eH-Having been afflicted for a
number Of years with indigestion and gener-
al debility, by the advice Of my doctor used
Hop Bitters, and must say they afforded me
almost instant relief. l am glad to be able
TO sSstify IN their behalf. THos. q. Knox.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

Ladies'. for those diStressilG COM
plants to 5Chich yOU are subject.
ftse DR.. FdysC'S German 49o211ntic
Vine. ra7-s1v
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5000 REWARDv

IA + viii pay the above reward for any case Of
w Liver COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Ahulgestion, Costlpation OF COstivsness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions arc strictly complied with. They are
purely Yegete ble and never fail give satisfaction
sugar Coated. Large Boxes. containing 90 Pills,
70 Cts. For sale by all Druggists. Beware Of coun-
terieiters and imitatOrs. The genuine manufac-
tured only by JOHN &. WEST * CO, The Pill
Makers ?, Isl s. 1s3 W Madison St. Chicago. Free
trial package sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of
5.cent stamp. 1876, ,'51.-Iy.f
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

"A Estate Of MATTHEW DIGNAN. dec d.
Letters of admins tration on the estate Of Mat
thew Diguun, late of GallitZn tOWnship. deed.
having been irsued to the undersigned by the Reg
lister Of Camarla county. all persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against the same
will present them properly prObatod for settlement
ROBERT L. DIGNAN. Administrator.
Gallitzin Twp, Dec. 16, 1ss1.-5t.E
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

A APEDDLERs's PERIL.--An Elder township
correspondent Of the CarrOlltown Ne1Cs re-
lates in last weeks issue of that paper
rather apocryphal story about pedder who
was travelling several days ago through Clear
field county. near the Cambria line, carving
with him large pack of goods. Three men,
to him unknown. halted him in lonely
place and offered $3.50 for his stock in trade
but he wanted double that amount Then
one of them drew a large knife and rushed
toward the pelegrlnating peddler with a
threat that the blade should penetrate clear
through the heart OF the prospective victim,
but the party attacked was equal to the emer-
gency, and quickly drawing his little Tevol-
yer he shot the highwayman dead, where
upon the other aSsailantS betOOk themselves
to the woods. The peddler then made his
way to the nearest house and informed the
inmates of what had occurred, when a posse
went back TO the scene and found the survi-
wing robbers carrying away the corpse of
their late companion. They were both ar
rested and taken TO- the Clearfieid Jail The
foregoing is the substance of the narrative
which reads so much like romance that we
that we don't ask anybody to believe it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
. A Man who was full OF champagne.
Went out in a shower OF ragne,
He spoilt his fine clothes.
As one would supDOthes,

Spelling suit of clothes is not so serfora ma.
ter as it used to be-noi since Simon s Ben5boiIn
next door to the FIRST National Bank, Altoona
nave entered the lists as clOthiers They sell az so
low hgures that anybody, be his piles ever 40
small, can provide himself with a new suit tnat
and style. Their stock for winter Is
large, and each garment il warranted to stscd tbs
ektrehent test Of wear. An order is solicited
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

BEATTY ORGANS AND PIANOs.-Ve learn
that Mayor Beatty, of Washington, New
Jersey, Is receiving hundreds of orders for
hls Pianos and Organs for Christmas pres
exits We advise our readers to order early
ana avoid the rush. Read his advertisement
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

AWRONG IDEA.-NIanv persons having got
ten the wrong idea that hops are strengthen
ing have taken to drinking beer and ale very
freely The consequence is they feel better
for a'short time, but when the reaction comes
they are much weaker than before. Reader,
If you value life, lay aside all malt and'alcho-
holic beverages and put your trust in that
temperance preparation of iron and vegetable
tonics called Browns Iron Bitters. 1t gives
real health and strength to every part of the
body, refreshes the mind, and restores the
nervous system to its proper standard. Over
1000 600 bottles have been sold this year
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

c6e week in your own town. Terms and - outht
SO0ree. Address r. HaSTff 8 u. P5rrisni HTe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
JUDGE AND JURY,
A BRIEF RESUME OF THE BUSINESS DONE
IN OUR COUNTY COURT DURING THE
PAST AND PRESENT WEEKS

Court met at IL O'Clock, A. N, on Monday.
Dec 9th, with a full bench present Joseph
Hogue, Of Allegheny township, wa appoint
ed foreman OF the Grand Jury One Grand
Juror and six Traverse Jurors were excused
from serving. The several COnstables hand
ed in their returns after which, the Bar list
was called, for motions, petitions, etc
On motion of District Attorney Sechler
noue prossqtts were entered in the following
cases
COm'th rs. Peter BrOwn-assauIt and battery
On payment Of costs by the county
Com'th W. John W. Taylor-attempting to OBJ.
tain. tain money mo- by false pretenses. On payment Of
Com'th VS. Patrick Conneu Settled q 3 per pa
Com'th vs. Henry D. Fisher-I.areeny. On pay
ment Of court costs by the county and other costs
COm'th VS. VIM. King-obtaining money under
false pretenses; Settled as per paper filed.
C2ul tn n vs. George E kgrtz-assaut and battery
C9m'th ys. Chas. J; Dobbins-reoeiving stolen
goods On payment Of half the costs by the pros
ecutor and the other half by the defendant
The following cases were continued until
next Court
Com'th vs, Andrew Slick-fornication and bas-
tardy.
Com tn VS.. James McAnsIIy-same ofrense.
Com'th vs Scott Styles-same offense.
Com tn IS: Frank Gray and others-shoeting sf-
Com tn vs.. J. JacOby.
In the case of the Com tn VS.. W. D. Miller,
fornicatinn aud bastardy, the indictment was
quashed under the statute of Imitation
The case of the COm'th VS.. Fowler was
settled on payment of costs by defendant.
The first case tried was COm'th vs. John
McCOnnell-carryingc concealed deadly wea-
pOns. Found not guilty but required to
pay half the costs
COm'th VS. II. A Bathurst-assault and
battery and threatening to shoot Verdict
same as above.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
Com'th VS.. J. j. Seeler-assault and bat
terry Not guilty. In this case Judge Dean
delivered some very fOrcibIe remarks on the
prOprlety of Justices of the Peace settling
petty cases like this instead of imposing
them upon the Court for adjudication.
Samuel RI. Hall-aggravated assault and
bate ~, assault and battery with intent to
kill, and simple assault and battery. Guilty
on the last count only.
Scott WoOdring and Annie Jones each
plead guilty to separate charges of larceny.
Com'th vs.. Mrs. BERTHE Patterson-assauIt
aud battery. Not guilty, but that defendant
pay One-third of the costs, and Mrs Annie
Hill, the prOSecutriX, the other two-thirds
Both parties in this case are colored
Matthew Miller plead guilty to a charge of
malicious mischief, and was sent to the
county Jail for three months.
Com'th VS. Philip II. Jones--assault and
battery with intent to kill Elias Edwards,
prosecutor. This case occupied the atten-
ton of the Court till 10 o'clock, p NJ when
an adjournment was affected till the follow
ing morning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

UNLIKE other cathartics, DR.. Pierce's Pei
let's do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but on the contrary, establish
permanently healthy action. BENZ entirely
vegetable, no particular care is required while
using them. BY druggists
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-04

AUGUSTA, GA, May 3.-Hon. John 7.
Henderson, State Agricultural Commission
er, was in Augusta to-day. He said the
wheat and oat crop in Georgia win be short
this year, the heavy rains of last fall pre-
venting planting and largely reducing the
acreage. Corn is twenty days backward.
Cotton planting is progressing rapid
lV and will be completed this week.
In Middle Georgia the plant is growing off
well, and fine stands In some counties are
reported. The acreage In cotton will be
considerably increased, aud lower prices
are looked for next fall. The peach crop In
Middle and North Georgia will be about
half crop, the blight from freezes being
reported more general and severe In South
Georgia. Pears, apples and grapes are un-
hurt.
Judge Henderson said that the Agricul.
tural Department is now giving more atten-
tion than formerly to rice planting, He
was anxious to discover fertilizer for rice
growing purposes, and had turned over the
subject to Prof. White, State Chemist, who
would soon be ready to report formula for
rice fertilizer.
Western hay, corn and meats are being
heavily imported by Georgia farmers this
season at high prices, which, Judge Hen
derson says, is ruinous.
Labor is satisfactory this year, and the
tide OF immigration is setting In strongly
from the Western States, the severe winters
driving the people southwark, where the
seasons are more propitious and the lands
more productive.
One hundred and fifty thousand tons of
fertilizers were sold In Georgia this season.
Judge Henderson is in favor of reducing
the fee for inspecting fertilizers from so to
25 cents per ton.