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was called up. The sentence OF the Court
was that the prisoner should go to the Penl-
tentiarY for the term Of nine years and SIX
months. This mar was one OF those lew
monsters who in a long while are born TO an
age and who desce1ds to the lowest depth OF
degradation by ontraging what may be called
his own offspring I'VE do not undertake
to pu. your crime in any caIegory: said tne
Court, ''but It Is about the worst IN the
criminal calendar" There were regrets ex-
pressed at the time Of the commission OF the
crime that Mcmillan wasn't lyncbed on the
spur of the moment-~hich Is almost always
wrong, but occasionally right
Charles Howard. Benjamin WertL and
John Moore These were three boys found
guilty Of a larceny. Each was sentenced to
pay a nominal fine and go to the penitentiary
for one year and six months escn.
Henry Carlisle and William DALEY were
sentenced to one year and six months each
IN the Peniteutisry. These boys submitted
on the charge of receiving stolen goods-the
crime having been committed In the nelgn-
borbood OF Gallitzin. They evidently be-
iOnged to the genus tramp.
Stephen Moore, found guilty or murder IN
the second degree, was sentenced to undergo
Imprisonment in the Western Penitentlary
for the term of nine years and SIX months.
Judge Dean characterized this homicide as
entirely uDprovoked, and one worthy OF tue
fullest degree of punishment which the law
can infiict But, owing to tie youth OF de-
fendant (who seems to he not more than
twenty years., and hoping his enforced ab-
sence from society would work to his reform,
the favor TO him suggested by the sentence
was made after due delberation. We may
add that the sentence of this prisoner, along
with that Of Mcmillan, to say nothing OF the
others, meets with the unqualified approval
of the public.
The Judge concluded by saying that the
odd months in the sentences were in conso-
nance with an Act of Assembly. and then
turEed to the bearing Of case in the civil
list.
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OBITUARY.

RoBERTS.-Dted, at the residence of her SON.
inlaw, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jones. In this place, on Fri
day, Dec. s. 1882. Mrs. MARY ROBERTS, in tba sew
enty sixth year of her age.
The licensed was the widow Of Mr. John E.
died fTe or six years ago Her father. Gbose
name was Hughes, came here from Wales at an
tied on q tract Of land in the Immediate Vicinity
OF town. which he improved iRto very productive
tinues to reside. The only child Of Mrs Roberts
that survives her is her daughter. Mrs. Jones
months previous to her death. Having lived in or
Ebeusburg almost from her childhood, she
of whom esteemed and respected her for the many
virtues she possessed. Her remains were inferred
to her ashes.
BRALLIER.-Died, at hfs residence in Black
lick township, on Saturday. Dec. 8, 1882, Mr..
EMANUEL BRALLIRR. In the 69th year of his age.
The deceased was born in Bedford county and
came to this county Ia 1s4o, where he has resided
citizen. and during his whole life enjoyed in
eminent degree the respect and confidence Of his
fellow men HIS aged wire, whe IS in the EIGHTEEN
year of her age, survives him. well five sons
and four daughters; to wit: Daniel s. a resident
OF Altoona 5 Samuel. who resides in Jackson town
chip; DR.. Jacob L. druggist. of Lykens. Dau-
phin county, Dr. Emil practieing physician, OF
Chambershurg: Levi X. farmer, near Dixon,
Illinois Mrs. Elizabeth Gillin, Of Hudson, Iowa ;
Mrs. Hannah Good, who resides IN Blacklick
township; Mrs. Mary StuveI, OF Taylor township,
and Mrs Ellen Ferguson, of Blacklick township.
The remains of the deceased were inferred at
Walnut Grove church. Of which he was consist
ent memter on Monday forenoon. Peace to his
memory
Altoona papers please copy.
DRUSEL15 Died, at the resfdecce Of d. H.
Donley, In White township, Of lnng ieTer, ETFIs
Hontzisie. Clearfield county, Pa, aged ie months
and Is days.
At the death of the mother, but few months
previous this ch lid was taken by its aunt, Mrs.
Ella Chambers, sister Of Mrs. Drusell, tenderiy,
nursed, doctored and clothed at her own expense
with all the affection and fondness Of tender,
loving mother, while II lived. UDmindfui of her
self during two spells Of sickness. she thought
fatigue or unrest a burden that would benefit or
comfort the little one. Is n bound by maternal
and feelings she devoted her life and strength
to its wants and needs.
Conc rom earth in Epotless purity,
Gone from friends who loved thee well;
Gone to regions Of the future
Gone from u.s. dear Enc farewell
But let us hope when live is over.
When the last great trumpet sounds
Reunited may meet in heaven,
Where truly love and bliss abound
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a THING OF BEAUTY IS JOY FOREVER.
-ouch was the expression we were compeU-
ed to make, on entering the ieweIv store of
george w. Blges, 159 Smithfield street Pitts
Durgh, says correspondent, where our ewes
rested on one great sea of beautiful things
sucn as the hnest and latest styles in Jewel
~, Diamonds, that sparkIed like so MANY
immature stars. Finger rings that would
MAKE tne heart glad of any jamseI; cha rm-
ing CHRISTMAS presents innumerab;e: but the
EXQUISITE Bisque Figures and Vases are lust
iioVeIy ana IN every style of beauty, the finest
IN the city. 1t is in fact a rare treat lust to
pay visit to the store, and we feel satisfied
tnat sat when you see the many beautiful things
olsplayed that you will make purchase of
some Of the fine Holiday Goods.
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In the matter OF telegraphie service,
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As a EsUSpaper It has no superior.
It Is INDEPENDENT in Politics, pre-
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It is, in the fullest sense, q FAMILY
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a rorr came fnto th,.nnctnm door-

FoET came into tn sanctum door
With poem "Beautiful Snow:
And we bathed our hands In his human gore
With the 70 roe Jf single blow.
Oh the stars alb eve shons Geld oud white
As we hurled him iu the
He has gone TO the land OF FIRE and light.
Where fcicles never grow,
We pity the poem and the poet. and we know
where the land Of icebergs always grow. The lat
ter Is In the region where Jas. Gordon Bennett g
"Ieannett" went down, while she former must be
about Plane No. 4. Portage Rsilroad But there
IS \ balm in Giiead. 1t braves the face of the
Winter King. and says that in either, OF any, or
in all events. the man whp is cold can keep him
sell warm. live he at one place or another. The
New York Clothing House. 4o Main street
Johnstown, has clothing to suit any possible dis
turbance OF the Thermometer. He solicits q call
from you.
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No word spoken when they met,
BY either-sad OF gay;
And yet badly smttteu was
Twas mentioned the next day.
They met bv chance this autumn eve
With neither glance nor bow;
They often came together So
freight train and COW.
They som ethtng say, in explanation. that it was
8 freight train which came In collision with .
Chicago girls foot. Stranger things have hap
pened. Poor girl and poor chap Had they
never met nor never parted. they could now be
not only broken hearted but susceptible to the
idea that hearts as well as broken purses may he
brought back realization that feet of both sex
es may come to their own by buying n covering
for them. either calf, kid morocco. at S. Blu
menthal's. 1ll9 Eleventh avenue, Altoona. He
sells only the very best.
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1T is not necessary to pick our words in
nen.lonthg tne Philadelphia Times the pros
column. The Times has got to be a sort of
necessity with some people of this communi-
" and 1t ought to be with many more. II
there is really nothing like The 7-;n,ss sroao
Maine to California. We have persuaded
ourselves at times that the reason the peonIe
IKE It so much is that it is constantly giving
lts readers juicy bites from the sunny side
OF the journalistic peach.
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Ice CREAM is gone, but pshaw who cares :
Just think Of oyster stew.

Ice CREAM is gone. but pshaw who cares
Just think OF oyster stew,
Why mourn for lemonade and pop
When pa ncakes loom in yiew1
Don Z spareribs beat asparagus
Can't mushrooms discount greens
Don't ruffied grouse lay out corned beef
And quail beat pork and beans7
And don't pray don't Jas. ]. Murphy, 40e
Clinton street, Johnstown. lay out all other deal
ers in the way Of presenting the latest styles Of
read dy-made goods at the lowest pricesT There is
no answer to the contrary. There be none
Mr.. Murphy is about the best clothes in Cambria
county, and as such we recommend him to the
readers OF this paper. Call and see his winter
stock which this season is larger and fuller than
usual, and cheaper than 1t will be later this year
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a q a Rn

To AL who are suffering from the errors and In
diseretions OF youth, nervous weakness. early de
cay loss Of manhood. etc. will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
REv. JOSEPH T. IMAM, Station d. Het7 York City
Sept. j, 1Ss2.-ly.
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-One OF our earthly possessions, and the
only one OF the animal Kind. is cat v1b;nb
can turn the knob and open the door with so
much ease that we have no hesitation in saw
ing that she Is the knob-biest cat we ever
saw. Can anybody trot out another with the
same same amount OF get up and open the door in
her" We pdlcs for reply.
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PERsONALi TO MEN ONLYt

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich, Will
send DR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO -VoLTAIo
BELTS Nd ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thir-
" days to men (young OF old who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality and Man
hood. and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and manly Wig
or. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is Incurred,
as thirty dars trial fs allowed. T6-2e.-s1<m
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QUTIHLAN-MOORE-M IN this place
on Friday evening. Dec. IS. 1889. by Fl. Kinkead
Esq. Mr WILL II QU1SLAN of East Coner auRh
and Mise ELIzABETH MOORE, late OF Portage twp
The bride is a sister OF young Moore, convicted
OF murder in the second degree In our county
last week. and both parties were witnesses in the
case.
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NOW Is YOUR TIME
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FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
ind the Best Inland Daily at Re.
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The subscription price OF the WEEKLY PATRIOT
is 81 90 per annum- cash in advance
Hereafter the WEEKLY PATRIOT and the New
York Weekly sun will be sent 10 the same address
ono year. for 81 90 cash in advance; OF the WEEK
LE PATRIor and Philadelphia Weekly Timer for 81
cash in advance.
10 any person getting up club Of ten OF more
subscribers 10 the WEEKLY PATRIOT. at 81. 90 per
copy per annum, one copy VIII be sent gratis Tor
the year.
The subscription price Of the DAILY ParRlor b,-
mail Is 500 per annum, cash in advance n not
paid In advance 500 per snnum viii be charged
for SIX month = $500 in advance 81 II not pafd
In advance; and At PROPORTIONAL rates for shorter
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may De taken at liver ard bilious disorders
Feiiets. Mild, yet certain in Operation !:
and there Is none of the reaction consequent
upon taking severe and drastic cathartics.
By druggists. ''ee'
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Thanksgiving
Christmas.

Twenty days between these holidays
and propose make hem if possible the greatest days
of all the year for Oak Hall sales. We thoroughly
prepared with and Suits for Men of all sizes and
Bows of all ages All that is for the people that
trade In Philadelphia believe what say and fOF
goods
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woman and Her Dt,.....,

esq sent post paid, for three stamps Al.
dress WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL, AS.
socIATIoN Buffalo, N Y.
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Prices are Extremely Low.

Our goods have been well bought and them cannot
be replaced prices Costs, however have nothing
to do with selling prices. Prices made in Oak
Hall solely with reference the of reproducing the
goods. If make, it is we'll if lose it is bad but
make or lose the buyer has the least possible price
The stock contains, made and making, 10000 OVER
200 lines of mems and young mems suits;
100 lines of suits for large and small boys The value
this stock was thirty days since, over
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BUcHU-PAIBA. Quick, complete cure
- Druggists.
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RoUGH ON RATS " clears out rats, mtce,
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chip
munks, gophsrs. IL cts. Druggists,
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LADY BEAUTIFIERs. Ladies you cannot
make fair skin, rosy cheeks, and sparkling
eyes, with all the cosmetics of France, or
Deautlners or the world, while In poor health
and nothing will give you such rich blood
good health, strength and beauty as Hop
BItters. A trial is certain proof.
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IBEL IN DIVORCE.-KATES SUT-
II TON. by her next friend, wN.i HoTFEAE, vs.
WV L. SUTTON -. -
a Kerr ESQ. T. A. Shoemaker, Esq-. appointed
Commissioner. bf the CouT1
6srsfyned Commissiener will sit at bis once IN the
horough OF Ebensburg, Pa. on 1Hesddy the 70 dGy
81 Jsnuarv 1855 at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
or taking the testimony. ,-...,,
n. tss4-s Commissioner.
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JOHNSTON a SCANLAN.
y ATTOkE ETS-AT-IsAE
EuEraHrne Pa
- oRss ~ csntre Fsrsss EssrlT sSpossts n,
rev CsErt Resfs. hH7a-E
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A NEW ADvERTIsER.-L Stargardter. OF
the OaeP Price Opera House Shoe Store, 212
Main street, Johnstown, makes his bow to
the Ebensburg public. and to all readers Of the
FREEMAN, and invites their attention to the
fact that be carries the largest and best Sc
lected stock of boots, shoes ana rubber
goods in this section of the State. In Johns
town it Is a recognized truth that he sells
the best goods for the least money, and Gus
toners from every direction make it rule
to patTonize him, as they know that il is to
their interest to do So Those of our readers
who have in the past found 1t necessary to
send to Philadelphia for their fine boots or
shoes will learn with pleasure that there is
so reliable an establishment near home,
where they can procure the latest city styles
of the very best manufactures, at prices
which will compare favorably with those of
the leading eastern firms. Mr. Stargardter
invites special attention to his elegant line
of Edwin c. Burt's fine shoes for ladies, Of
which he keeps full assortment of styles
and widths always in stock. Having made
arrangements by which the promptest atten-
tion will be given to orders sent by mail, he
is prepared TO supply the wants of the pub
lie through that means, If desirable. He
asks that patrons, when ordering by mail,
will describe exactly the size, width, quality
and price of goods wanted, and he will use
his best endeavors to ill such orders to the
very letter. His goods being marked in
plain figures at the bottom prices, customers
who order from anv distance can do as well
as those who buy over his counters.
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cRf In e0n per day ct home. Samples worth A
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a apyFKTTs Rs send for our Select List Of Local
u NsgroapeTs- 0ee- P. Rovsil = o., - Sp4nss
eresA PPH yen.
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NEW JERSEY PORT WINE THE BEST. DIR.
II. Fl. James, noted physician Of the New
York Board of Health says =
] take great great pleasure in testifying my
appreciation of the superior qualities of the
PortWine produced by Mr. A. Speer, of Pas
siac, New JERSEY l have been to his vine
yard Is and cellars
After prolonged trial l can confidently
recommend the wine as a superior article for
the sick and debiitated, and all those who
require vinous stimulation and invgoration.
shall continue to employ it in my practice
IN all cases where pure article of wine Is
called for the sick and shall do all in my
power to foster and encourage its production.
For sale by E. James. Ebensburg, Pa.