The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-11-03

| ana Francis u Frlel, ESQ the newly eected
me nber of Loretto, was duly sworn in = TIE
/ Board now consists of Messrs Maurice Nc
/ Namnra J aFnes E. n eason and Francis O'Friel
| At the sa meeting the new Board atpniEted
.lohp A Kennedy the reti,ine nemter. Clerk
| 10 CommissioRers,- ohn + Scrildnn, Counsel
and A. ID Criste, of Munster township. Mer
! camille Appraiser. IL is due to Mr. Ke4netig to
say that he gerfer rned-tlte, duties Of -the posi
| ricn he has just vacated as became an upright.
Efficient ana obtising officer. and his appoint
ncnt as clerk to the Commissioners is a de
| served tribute TO worthy gentleman. Mr..
| OFriel needs no word OF commendatop from
us. No man Who knows him doubts his hon.
estvs integrity or fitness for the position to
| which he has been elected.
! On Monday. at The regular monthly meet
! ing of the Poor House directors. Mr. John ID.
! Thomas, OF this place laid aside Il e robes OF
| ofice. and Mr. Peter II. Berg, Of Cambria
J township, becs me a member of the Board
which is how made up Of Me-srs Christian
/ SNYDER, John Bloch and Peter II Berg These
gentlemen, We are pleased to saw. have not
deemed Unnecessary to make any new appgint
men's but have continued Col B NJ Dermltt
as sse~srd Dr. Wm lennon as physician,
/ h. kinkead, ECO T. as treasurer. and Shoema.
! ker X OatmG' asrounsel. This is as il should
/ be. ana in the case of Col sM.Dermitt we dee m
! the action of the new Directors as particularly
| worthy of all praise 1t is Il simpIe act of IS
4 rce 70 worthy man who has done ali that
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! duties with strict honesty and fidelity As re-
| CARDS Mr. Thomas the retiring member, @se
| 3eei that the aim Judgment OF his fellow citi-
| Zeps viii boar us out in sa Wing thai he made
| az Efficient. fii 4ffRt and honest efficfr1 Trne
/ that, in common yith the other members OF
/ tlpe Bonrd. he hss be, n subjected a, the most
/ vioteot abuse anc misrepresen tation. but thre'
/ all. he has continued to perform his duties in
accordance with his own sense of light and
justice, aud ii he erred N any particular as We
! -
] not of re heart. Mr.. Thomas was th5, first to
! urge and bring about the removal of the1nSaiIe
! psuperS TO the Insane Asy hla where Iher
/ could he properly treated, and for that act
alone, if for no other ne deserves TO crate
/ fully remembered. Mr.. Berg, the incoming
| member is an honest, intelligent farmer ana
| he will not besray the trust reposed in him.
| - ? ~ aa-f- - 81
I NERlrED SUCCESS 1T aft ,rils US rextreme
| pleasure tolearn tnat Mr.. Thomas Garland,
/ wholesale and retail grocer of Altoona is rap
| idly winr ing -his~wNy To al extensive and we
| hone profitable patronage in thts county Il
/ here Is man above ground that deserves
| to- meet with success that man is Mr. Garland
| We know him as u frie2d nd a business man
| ana in all our acquaintal.cesh p We have found
I him true to his nri, iaith al to hiA promises
/ and prompt, honorable aud obliging in all his
dealings. be can and does offer Inducements
/ to retail dealers and others which even city
merchants caunot surpaSs, and we cannot too
earnestly recommend him To ali cur readers
who nav desire TO purchase any goods in his
| line. Give Mr.. CarlaI one trial, and if YOU
don't find him the right man with the right
! stock OF goods and the right disposition 20 deal
| rightly with you. just set IL down as fact that
we have deceived you, ard hereafter place no
conf ienre in any of our representations. But
! We Will risk our veracity on MIR. Garland all
The time.
4 PoPrIAR IrsTITUrIoS-Th handsomely
! arranged and immensely stocked store cf II.
I l.. Oatman S Co. is every day becoming more
popular with tho people, and there is qlIcs-
ton but what it deserves all the patronage that
tains almost every article that amy one could
wish 10 purchase, bat the wortlfy managing
prompt, liberal and oblgnS In their iiiter-
| course With customers, and meter fan 10 sell
other dealer 10 the. county. We feel sure THAT
( those who deal with 0a imam = co. wiz never
! have resson t. find fault with the treatment
given them, the goods furnished them, or tue
I prices charged them, sndf hence We sodeit Tor
| share OF pubic patronage
surnrME CouE1 C4ste.-The following cases
/ from this county were disposeiof last week IN
the Supreme Court az PHt-hsrgh
Krise VS.. Noel Ct al Argued. Reade for Pin.
IN Error; Johnston for Deft- IN ErroF.
Rewty ct ux W. MCue- Argued Lucas and
Johnston for PIN. in Error Potts and Pershing
Cbrisiy vs.. Chris1v Non. Pros.
Burg0ons vs. Calvin ct al. Argued by Scott
I for Plaintiff in Error; Johnston for Deft. in
McDermitt VS. Hoffman. Continued -
Crum ct al VS.. Kern ct al: Argued. Reade
for Pin- in Error Johnston for Deft. IN Error
FrSE SrCCK-Capt. Murray, Of the frm Of
lennon & Murray, has Just been laying IN their
fancy goods of all kinds, and peep at tue stock
! is evidence enough of the fact that they have
now. a larger and finer assortment than has
Caddened their establishment for many day.
IN the sale of fine iewelry and fancy articles l..
J & NJ have acquired quite & DTlSk ITd1G, ana they
have therefore purchased a grest variety OF
rand among the ladies and others They keep
a magnificent ss5oitment OF such articles, and
sell them very cheap.
! A sraG EsTIo~.-ts there seems 10 5e adestre
annong al classes of our citizens to sec the
tower of the new Catholic church in. this PLACE
completed, and.if possible, town clock pat iEi
it, We would sngaest the holding. OF another
! Fair this winter as the most agreeable and GER
! tain method OF raising funds for finishing the
| tow er if nothing else. Something is needed to
! ,enIiyen our town, and we think Ladies Fair
! would be just in order. W nat say our Ialr
! ter?
F.ast last night to lay in a stock of goods, and
! thsre Is no doubt hut what his selections viii be
/ first class. With this new stock the hessrs;
! Shoemaker are determined to try the virtues OF
/ the cash system, and from this time forward
win do business on that basis or else not DO II at
I all Cash In hand or produce delivered Is 10 he
their motto in the futu re and in order TO m, make
prices unprecedented for chespness.
| at.a,oAr. corrrE Por.-Hay q Bro, Wash
| Jnotor street, j Johnstowp, presented "Rob Roy
~ffh q magical coffee pot a few days ago no
/ matter what you put in it, oonee comes out out
/ What else W you'd come out of a coffee potE Hay
! & Rrother keep all kinds of stOves, pipe, cave
spouting, tinware. Japaned ware etc, and Il sen
/ d0o0ed cheap. Jack says so. They nave large
/ wsTehoust, aud store room, botn tuh OF ware
f! which they will sell cheap. They are clever
men Give them a call
r,rcrR1c1rr CURES CHRONIC DISEASES =
c,..5 - a pa par1phIet containing miraculous
! c9res of obstinate chronic diseases-many per-
formed upon some o. the most eip oi''Ae
An Tbe !, es scesbrated Sprccher Battery. with tgl
/ =, ,s, tnS etions foruse for sale. Address
lhsti uS''S I)E G. a. SPRECHER. -
'pittsbur1h Electrical Institu tes257 Penn Street.
Pittsburgh, Penn a
| ~ e,1 orr4TEe-y. s. Barker does some loud tax
tne this " eek in our paper about ms new seocs