The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-05-25

nal prosecution is threatened by the former
I against the latter.
OuR young friend Scott W. Jones said good
bye 10 his many friends here last Saturday,
and departed en- route for Manhattan, Kansas.
whittier he goes to take charge of the books of
! a meTchantle establishment for which pos
ton ne is abundantly qualified. He carries
with him our best wishes for his prosperity in
his home.
MKT THURSDAY is Decoration Day. ANY
man Who finds himself in need of new suit of
summer clothing, or any woman who wants
( new dress other article of personal attire,
to wear the occasion should visit V. s.
| Bark cr's, at whose store be found the
/ incest stock of ready made clothing and dress
| goods in town.
The Independent Star Dramatic Association
OF Loretto will give its tenth annual exhibition
at the Library Building. Loretto next Monday
evening. The entertainment will be in aid of
the LOretto Brass Band, and as the STARS"
are art lists OF no ability, and the bill for
! the occasion good one, they should be greeted
| with full house
DuPLIcATE tax rolls for the various collec-
ton districts of Cambria county have been
prepared by the Commissioners and forward
/ ed 10 the several Collectors The bill passed
| by the last Legislature providing for the col>
/ lection of tax by the County Treasurer does
not go into effect till next year, and sU the tax
will he collected heretofore.
/ Owing TO 4 corner in the market, which
was made possible ~ the drouth lately happily
ended, the price of -four has advanced TO a
Z high figure. While all deplore that this is
So it is good know thas E. J Mills hap
pens TO have a large stock OF the article OH hand
i which he sell at about Pittsburgh prices.
! Call at his rooms High street.
! CYRUs ELnER. OF Johnstowh, who knows all
( about coal digging ard ore smelling, has writ
ten letter to Hon. w E Chandler, assuring
/ that gentlcmln that the Industrial League will
not support Greeley II the Blind Robin Base
Rlll
back the White coated philosopher his chan
ces of election would be slim indeed.
e should have inserted Mrs. X JOness
advertisement this week, promised, but
/ failure to do so need not defer our lady readers
from visiting her millinery and dress making es
/ tatlshment, opposite the Presbyterian church,
East Ward, where ample preparations have
been made to please all feminine tastes in the
way OF bonmcts, hats, trimmings, etc. Call!
LpNGFELLUw, the celebrated race horse went
over the y K. K. eastward last Tuesday He
was bound for LoIg Branch, to meet Harry
BaSsett on tie turf next summer LOugfellow )
time Is about 4 }. Speaking of time n nltuS
rally suggests the idea of time-pieceS. The
best time piece ant is the American watch,
and it j. for sale Ut mInuiactCrers' III prices at
Cham Robcrts.
For wlnt of space in our advertising depnrt>
ment To elaborate the subject, We will say here
| briefly that the new firm Ot K r. Davis & Co ,
than whom there are no more euterpr;sing and
! / GeSeTNl' = HcICnantS IN our TOW n, n a
full, elegant. varied and htndsome q gortment
OF drv goods. dress goods. fancy goods. notions
groceries, etc, which they pledge heir words
tn sell at prices that are sure to meet the views
Of all buyers. Call on them-it siil pay.
TH,RTY wears ago IA man named Gosman of
Maryland, re dad drugs for a livelihood, and
one of his routes lay through CambriI county.
On one of his airs he fell sick at the residence
OF Capt. NJ, Quar- u grandmother, at Summit,
died, and was buried in the cemetery at that
place. Last ednesday, two of his sons,
Adam j aud Frederick Gosman, arrived at
Summit, disinterrcd the remains, aud shipped
the 80 me to Baltimore, where they vi II be in>
tered in tie family vPult.
THE FRErMAN has not heen suspended, ne,
is it like to be but the man of the FREFaAN
has beea suspcndered by that prince of good
fellows ard wholesale peddlcrs, Mr. j H.
Moore. And he did il well too-a sair of the
best in his amply stocked wagon, We can t
say how many times he has done this thing to
as before, hut for ~ wear ar TWO past he has
kept oTT uncomfortable es up at his own expense,
= aud he avows his determination to keep on
doirg that same thing long as n ed sus-
penderS or he travels the road. To all which
We say amen with best wishes for our friend
Moore 5 continued prnsDerity
! BARSrM's TRAvEL:NG Worlds FAiR--As
will be seen bv reference to an advertisement
IN another column, BIrrunIs great show will
exhibit in Altoona on Tuesday Uext and in
Jamestown oil. w ednesdav. The railroad 'lcil
tiles afforded the people i'm this section for
being present at either place good tha I
large delegations will doubtless avail them
{ selves OF the opportunity to go and see this
wonderful exhibition. Three en- tertainmenis s
will he given in each piace-lt 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, 3 clsck liz the afternoon, and
at o 'clsck in the evening
Visitors to ths exhibition W i'll bear in mind
that they are not Patronizing simple circus
or an isolated menagerie- On the contrary,
they are viewing iu one vast total the culm-
! mating triumphS of Mr. trnum's life. Be
meath the acres OF canvas will be found a full
and complete museum, menngerie caravan.
> hipp drome, poIytoChuic institute. interna-
II uonh z'"'"girnl garden and Dan CASTILLO :
IA mammoth circns--'n tue aggregate 100 800
e living. representative and iuani II ite cur3o-
s irou. all parts of the earth. To make any
detailed mention of the thousands of interest
n ing features would require more space than
5 can be spared from the limited columns of
v newspaTer. The four living FIJI canuibals
= with their vast museum co lectioa of curiositeS
:, from Ma Viii Levu are the only true authen>
: ticated specimens ever taken from their nstivt
islands alive The group Of marine monsters
from the Pacific ocean the beautiful giratfes
= ! or camel>leopards the only living specimens
{ on his continent the celebrated What l.
: IL ~ (that unsolved conundrum OF the scien
! tf. world, the monkey photograph the
4 beautiful mechanical singing birds and numer
Gus objects animate and iuanImafe are found
o ia MIR Barnum's great show. and which can bt
Y found in no other establishment III the wOrlC
:. unless it be upon the Iming pictorials PIE
r seuted to the pubic.
' TERRIBlE RAIrRoAD ACCIDENT AT LILLY :
STATION On Thursday morning. at oon
e about one mile west of Liily's Station. The
\ second section of the Altoona Freight wcs
ran into IA construction train going the sumo
direction, causing accident exceedingly des
E tructive TO life and property. The engineer
Henry Hudson and he fireman, named Doug
lass. OF tie Altoona Freight, were ins tantll
n killed. Both lived in Altoona, to which place
D their remains were ved for iuteTmeaL. ThC
4 engineer of the Construction train, named
Campbell jumped off his engine when the &C
= cidemt occurred and slightly injured. The
+ two engines and seven cars were demolished