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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-20

A CARD.-Mr. Editor Owing to the fact
that it is difficult matter to make a nomi-
nation which will be endorsed by the people,
and also to the fact that my position has
been misunderstood by my Democratic
friends, L have concluded to withdraw my
name as 4 candidate for Assembly. In 70
doing, L have not been convinced of having
labored under any error or perversiou of
Democratic principle, but solely for the pur-
pose of promoting harmony and peace in the
Democratic party. My friends are requested
TO support any honest, upright and honor
able Democrat who may come before the
convention, and will do the same at the
ballot-box. The legislation which the mi
for n moment deny them and hope the
day - not far distant when protection will
be guaranteed to all. Hoping that the con-
ventiOn will nominate ticket that all true
Democrats can support, am,
Respectfully, JAS. Noon.
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HYMENEAL.

HAGAN-NcLAUGHII Married, at st.
Rartholome rs church, WIlmore, on Tuesday
last, 10y Rev. Father McHugh, Mr.. JOHN HA-
GAN and Miss ANGEIINE McLAuGHLIS, both OF
Washington township
BERLlN-FLANAGAN. Johnstown, on
"Wednesday last, by Rev. A j. Endsey, Mr.,
JOS H. BERLIN and Miss MINNIE A. FLANA-
GAN, all of that place
MCGOUG the Catholic church,
Loretto, on Tuesday last, by Rev. Father Bush,
daughter OF Joseph Null, OF Allegheny town
ship.
SHANK-FOSTER--Att the residence OF the
brides parents, on Tuesday last by the Rev
Pa, and Miss MoIIIE d. FOSTER, daushter of
Henry Foster, proprietor OF the Cambria
House In this place. u. a.,
Kindly, sen6rousiy. Substantially have the
happy pair remembered the printer man. and
although we are free to say that We have u
WEAKNESS for such laid and ccmfort,'' It -
none the less true that We could and would
Gus and joy full career Independent OF such an
agreeable consideration. The hRppy bride
groom has taken from our n1fSSty one or the
could boast, and as she is accomplished in all
that tends to make home hs ppy and q wife be-
loved. having received her training from q
careful and aIectlonate mother. we feel cure
that Ire viii ind her wife worthy of his rUs-
teT-ing care and lifelong devotion. In com
mon wfth her many friends here, we hope the
heart and hand in the keeping of one rho will
prove true to the sacred trust, and that both
may realize to the fullest extent those bright
antfcipatforfs of FUTURE haPpi ness which ant
hours OF their welded felicity. The happy
couple departed the same evening on their
wedding tour to Niagara Falls and other points
OF interest, and we trust their trip may be rs
agreeable and interesting AS hope their fu-
turs lives will he full of sunshine and free
from sorrow OF disappointment OF any kind
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gret to announce that this gentleman met
with a sudden and tragic death, on Saturday
last, at Ashtabula, Ohio, on the Fort Wayne
railroad, where he had q contract for laying
n double track, while eudeavoring, it is said
to rescue another man from imminent dan
ger. He was killed by passing train. Mr..
F. resided in Blairsville, to which place his
remains were brought, and inferred on Tues
day. He was a younger brother of John
Fenlon, Esq, of this place, and of Mr.. James
Fenlon, of Latrobe. Many years ago, when
the old Portage Railroad was in existence,
he resided in this county and was we'll known
to the citizens of Ebenskurg. His character
for honesty and integrity was above reproach,
and he enjoyed the respect and confidence of
all who knew him. He leaves = widow and
several children to mourn his untimely
death.
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JUDGE HALL, of the Bedford and Frank
lin Judicial District, in the absence of Judge
Dean, who was called home by sickness in
his family, held court here the latter part of
last week and we are gratified to learn that
in the discharge of his Judicial duties, he
manifested the requisite qualities of good
Judge-honesty, ability, and firmness com
bined with urbanity of manner and energy
in the dispatch of his duties-thus proving
popular Judge. The people of his district
are fortunate in having so able and Courte-
Gus gentleman as Judge Hall TO administer
justice and law for them. We hope TO have
the pleasure of seeing him soon again in our
midst, if not in his judicial capacity, at least
as visitor to our mountain town, where he
will always receive a hearty welcome and
kind reception at the hands of our hospita-
BILE citizens
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ATTEMPTED RApE.-The osceola Re

ATTEMPTED RAPE.-The 0sceola Re
Ueitte says: ION Friday night Mrs. Lans-
bury, living near Woodland, on the Tyrone
and Clearfield Railroad, was attacked by a
man in state of nudity, with his face
blackod, who threw her down with the
intention Of violating her person. The viii
lain would in all probability have accom-
plished his fiendish purpose, had it not been
for the screams of the woman. Her hus-
band was, fortunately, by accident, within
hearing distance, and rushed to her relief.
At the sound of his approaching footsteps,
the scoundrel let go his victim, and run
into the woods, but not before his bare legs
and face had been lacerated by the nails of
the woman in her efforts to release herself.
lost sight of him in the darkness. The wo-
brute man named Frank Grey, who is
acting in the capacity of fiagman on the
railroad. A warrant was gotten ont for
Grey, and placed in the hands OF Captain
Clark, of the police force at Osceola, who at
once proceeded to Woodland, but found that
Grey was concealing himself, in anticipa-
uon of the warrant. The Captain left a
note in the hands of one of Grey's friends,
advising him to appear at Clearfleld, if he
was innocent, and clear himself. Grey act
ed npoI, this advice, and on Saturday had a
hearing before Squire Porter, who had him
stripped and examined, and corresponding
marks being found upon his face and legs
with those described by Mrs. Lansbury as
having been made by her nails, and for
which he could render satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION, he was committed to court
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KILLED AT WILhoRE.-Wedaesda We
made brief note of the fact that = man
had been killed ut Wilmore. To-day we are
enabled to give further particulars. 1t is
supposed that the deceased either Jumped or
fell from the Fast Line west, on Monday
evening, as when first found, shortly after
that train passed, he still living, al
though almost unconscious. Assistance was
Immediately summoned, and while the un-
fortunate man was being conveyed to the
village of Wilmore, and Just At the bridge
crossing the stream, he suddenly exclaimed,
in loud tone-''I' IN a son of -" and
Immediately expired. An Examination of
his clothing was made, and in one of his
pockets was found ticket from Gallitzin to
East Conemaugh, that had not been punch
ed. Several letters were also found upon
his person which would seem to indicate
that he was connected with an organized
gang of robbers and thieves. He also had a
bottle of whisky with him. The letters
were from persons in Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, and were addressed to George
Leroy Esquire Miller held an inquest upon
the remains and the body was inferred at
Wilmore. There is = suspicion ahoat that
he may have been one of the party who rob
beo Michel, of Cambria borough, of $50,
the previous night, as he answered the de-
scriPtion of one of the party who took the
money.-JohRsto,cn Tribune.
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDHNT.-On
Sabbath morning last, Mr.. Moses Woods, of
Plumcreek township, Armstrong county
accompanied by his wife, adopted daughter
and a young man named William Russell,
started from home with 4 two-horse team
attached to a spring-wagon, to attend Rev.
Porter = church, near ShelOcta. In coming
down \ hill about two miles west OF Sheloc-
IL, the team took fright and started to run.
NJ Woods jurrPod from the ~-agor, Will,
the intention of stopping the horses, but
fell, the wagon passing over his body, and
was so badly injured that his life is de-
SPARED of. The team ran down the hill
and in making short curve in tie road,
Mrs. Woods anC her daughter were thrown
out. Mrs. Woods was almost instantly kill
ed, her neck being broken, and her daughter
severely injured that she is not
pected to recover. She has not been con-
sciOus since the accident occurred. The
young man Russell held on to the team, and
succeeded in stopping the horses short dis
tance from the place where the ladies were
thrown out. 1t is not expected that Mr.
Woods and his daughter can recover. their
injuries being very severe. This terrible
accident has cast gloom over the entire
community. Mr.. Woods is well-known
and excellent citizen, and his neighbors and
friends greatly distressed at the sud
den and unexpect cted accident, which will
probably result in the death of three of the
members of the family.
L. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that Mr.. Woods died on Monday night. af-
ter the most intense suffering The young
girl is not expected to recover.-fnd,dna
Democrat.
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THR SINGER SEwp

THR SINGER SEWING MACHINE-We
have already noted the fact that Mr.. NJ. L.
Brown has located himself in this place as
agent for the sale of the renowned and un-
surpassable Singer Sewing Machine, AN ar
ticle of domestic utility which every house
hold in the land ought to be possessed Of
Out of Clio, 1914 sewing machines, of twenty
five different patterns, sold during the year
1871, the sales of the Singer alone rea he'd the
immense number of 1S1 ,26O-a factsw hi. h IN
itself ought to convince the most incredulous
of the intrinsic superiority of this great ma
chine. Mr.. Brown is prepared to sell the
Singer on terms which will meet the most
humble income, and we are sure that no one
who buys will ever have reason to regret the
Investment
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DEATH IN THE YARD-A FRKIGHT
BRAKEMAN INSTANTLY KILLsD.-Eester-
day afternoon. about two o'clock, young
man named Jacob Gsib, employed as a
brakeman on q freight train running be-
tween this city and Conemaugh, was in
stantly killed at the eastern cad of the Rail-
road Company's yard. At the time he met
his sad fate, he was assisting TO make up the
train on which he was employed, prepara-
tory to leaving the city westward bound,
and was on the bumper OF a car to which
another car was attached. The two cars
were being shifted through the yard, and
when young Geib attempted to apply the
brake to the car on which he was standing,
the entire brake-wheel and fixtures gave
way, causing him to fall on the bumper, and
subseo uently roll off on to the track imme-
diateIy in front of the car, both cars passin g
over and frightfully mutilating his body
and killing him instantly. His face and
hands were considerably cut, his left arm
broken, both hips crushed, his abdomen cut
omen and his entrails protruding therefTonn.
He was Immediately picked up and convey
ed to the Company 3 tool-house, at the cross
inc and his brothers potifred of his death
He was twenty-five years of age, and lived
with his mother, about two miles vest OF
the CITY, on the line of the railroad. His
funeral will take place tomorrow from the
residence of his brother, MI John Geib, at
the. corner of Seventh avenue and Seven
teeuth street, east side.-4hOopo Tribune,
l4th.
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DoINGs IN COURT LAST WEEK.-In the
hurry OF issuing our paper we neglected to
! publish the Court proceedings up to time
OF going to press last week. We therefore
, give full report below, as kindly furnished
US by John g. Lake, Esq:
George Gates vs.. Henry Wolf and II. A.
Welshons. Summons in covenant. After
jury had been called and sworn in this case
the plaintiff took non suit.
ADraham Humphreys VS.. Patrick and A n
thony Finn. Summons in eiectment Be
Iore INC jury was sworn the discharge of J.
geo. MlIes, Esq, executor of DR.. p. Shoen-
oerger, was suggested, and John S. Watt
administrator de bonis non, was added as one
! OF the defendants. The jury returned ver-
dict for the defendants.
orlah Lloyd vs. John SommervilIe ct. al.
summons case in assumpsit Settled as fol-
lows: Defendants confess iud dgrnent for SI93
ana plaintiff to pay docket fees.
+. NJ Crossin w. r. j. Hughes ct. al. Sum-
mons In ejectment. Continued.
cambria Iron Co. vs.. Francis Christy and
N Dlmond. Summons in ejectment. Con-
tinued.
Paul j. Finn ct. al. VS.. J. j. Krise and
Jacob Magic. Summons in debt. Continued
Bernard Murphy vs. Henry Nutter. For
e1gn attachment. Jury return verdict for
the plaintiff for ST 800.
Executors of j. McGonigle VS.. John Will
kins and G. j. Davis. Capias trespass quara
cidUsuna freQit Settled.
Summons i'll ejectment. Continued.
Virginia Black VS.. Irwin HOrrell. SLAM
der. Jury return verdict of not guilty
and that each pay half the costs.
Myers & Co. VS.. Matthias Kessler Sum
mons in Il tlespass on the case upon promises
Plaintiffs take a non suit
Catharine McGlade VS.. T. NJ. Hammers
summons trespass rt ct drnais. Settled.
krise et- al. VS.. Washington Neason. Sum-
mons in ejectment. Verdict for plaintiff.
Neal O'Donnell et al. VS.. Henry Arble
Summons in ejectment. Continued
Patrick Mcclure vs. Stauisfaus Wharton.
Summons case. Defendant confesses iudp-
ment for $3.50 and costs.
Mary Bender VS.. David Frexler Sum-
mons in ejectment. Verdict for defendant.
John Brotherline VS.. Charles Younykin.
Summons tresFass in the case. Plaintiff
takes 4 non suit
Richd f. Jones VS.. David Powell. SLAM
der Verdict for defendant.
On application of A. Kopelin, Esq, the
Court dischsrged Jaines Mooney, who had
been arrested as a participant in the late
Portage melee, in which John Sanders was
stabbed. The reasons for tho discharge of
the prisoner were because he had been de-
MED n hearing before Justice of the Peace
previous TO his commitment, and because the
Information upon which the warrant for his
arrest was issued had not been returned
Argument Court was Il Xed for Friday July
10th, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
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LoRErro. June 10. 1879

DEAR FREEMAN-On Saturday last the
Keystone Base Ball Club of Ebensburg came
to Lorstto to play the Club of St. Francis
College. The match was played on the Col
lege grounds and continued for three hours
resulting in a complete victory for tho stu
dents. The innings stood IS for the latter
and II for the keystones. The students rem
der public acknowledgment to the impair
tiality of the umpire, Mr.. Fes. Lloyd, of Eb-
ensburg, and return thanks to all the men,
bers of the Keystone for their kindness and
congeniality, which aided to make the match
pleasing and memorable event. On next
Saturday afternoon the College Club will try
their skill with the Club of Loretto.
SPECTATOR.
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CAPT. JACK, tho Modoc chief, is no rela-
tion of Capt. Jinks, of the Horse Marines,
and neither of them is connected in any way
of Geo. Hmntiey, High street, Ebensbmrg,
where you can buy mowers. reapers, thrash
ers stoves tinware, iron, nails, wood work.
for wagons, and everything necessary for
carrying on Il successful war against high
prices. Let the world still revolve, but go
to Huntley's for all youw want. He has S2O,-
600 worth to sell.
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He that steals my purse steals trash, hut
he that buys made-up clothing from s. J.
Hess & Bro, Johnstown, gets the genuine
stuff, strong, well made, we'll cut and we'll
sewed. Hess might have taken the prize at
the Vienna Exposition, for cleverness and
tact in selling ready-made clothing at No.
14l Main street, Johnstown, but then he
didn't want it. He would rather have lots
of good fellows from the mountain swoope
down on him and buy every man a full suit
at honest prices.
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UDITOR,S NOTICE -

A UDITOR'S NOTICE THE un-
dersigned,appointed by the Orphans Court
or Cambria county an Auditor 10 report distri-
button Of the funds in the hands of Henry Ben
der and u. A. Luther, Executors of the last wi Il
of Emericus Bender, will sit for the purpose of
his appoin tmcnt. at his Office in Ehensburg, on
FRIDAY. 18TH July, 1873, at / o'clock r. NJ.
when and where parties Interested may attend
il they think proper.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Euditor.
Rbenshurg. June 20, IS73.-sIt.
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4 DMINISTRATION NOTICE.,

n Estate of JoRS SCRERDoS, deceased.
Letters OF Administration on the estate of
JOHN SCHERDOS, late of Clearficld township.
Cambria county, deceased, having been grant
ell to the undersigned by the Register of said
county. all persons knowing themselves fndebt-
cd to the estate of decedent arc requested to
make prompt pay ment, and those having clufIffs
against the same will present them properly
probated for settlement. =.
JAMES SCH ERDON. Administrator.
Clearticld Twp, June 20, lS13-6I.+
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HAVING obtained Letters of Administr tion
L on the estate or JOHN NEASON, late of Clear
field ownship, Cambria county, dec d, the un-
del signed hereby notifies all persons indebted
TO said estate that payment must he made with
out delay. and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
MARIA NEASON. Administrative.
PATRICK DUNCAN. Administrator.
Cleartield Twp, June 30 lST3.-6t."
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE Having

a UDITOR'S NOTICE Having
AA been appointed Auditor l,y the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution
of the money in the hands OF Michael IT. Rage
Administrator of the Estate OF PEtEH RACER.
decd. as shown by his second partial account,
all parties interested are hereby notified that
will attend to the duties of said appointment
at my office in Bbensburg, on TUESDAY, JULY
18TH, 1873. at = O'Clock, p. NJ, when and where
the must present their claims, or be debarred
from coming in on said fund.
GEO. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, June 20, IST3.-3t
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Estate. Notice.

/ ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on the EssL-
4 tat0 OF MICHAEL M.CARTY, hate of CIeafeej5
toWnshlp, Cambria county. DECEASED. haTfro
been Ernnted TO the HpdeFsigffed BY tha Re1ls.
ter or said c0pHtx, ar ppts0ns fffdfbfeS X all
esfateaTe hereby nof Lleff that Ry rlt,Ff N their
respective accounts must be uIatft. wjtlJOut de-
IaS; apd those baving claims against the same,
viii present them property nTftht.Hffeates,J for
settlement. JO1H III DOfTGI ass "
ClearheId Twp, June l3, ISTs.-6t.+ Adm't.
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A UDITOE'S NOTICE Tie TN
- dersgnedm "a at1r anR29pintfeht t6 hY hhe
the money in the In ntls o! Paul NcKenna. Adj
ministrator of the Estate OF MARX MCLAGGH-
LIN, decd, as shown by his account filcd. hereby
notifies all persons trest eel that he il attend
to the duties OF said appointment, at his office
in Ebensburg, on FRTDAY, 1lTH July, 1873, af =
O'Clock, p NJ, when ana where they must pre-
sent their claims, be debarred from coulIrfR
in on said fund. GEO. w. OATMAk
Ebensburg, June 20, Is73.-3t. Auditor,
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7 ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON the EsS.:
Il - MARY o. EVANS, late OF Ebensburg bor-
OuGh. Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted by the Register of said county to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will pre-
Sent them properly authenticated for settle
meut. JNO. e SCANI,AN Executor
Ebensburg, June 20, lST3.-6t.
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T8EGUTORS' NOTICE
A UDITOkfs NOYftELTbe M:

4 CDlIOR = NOTICE The un-
mon Pleas OF CanbFta county An ErdttiSS ~
distribute ne f6rds II tSe bands sf me sberiT
zeal estatepf Lloyd & Crav err will at sefJd N he
dnttes OF ms sEp3Intmcnt, at his once "a Eb-
ensburgr on EfDAY, the lST DAY or JrIY
lS13 at o clock, >. NJ when and where ali pa r.
ties interested may rs md Ii they think proper
JOSEPH NtD4SAGD, A uCiitors-
Ebensburg. June 49, lSa3-T.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
"A Letters of Administrations ON the Es-
borough, Cambria county. dec d, having been
granted to the undersigned BY the Register OF
said county, all persons indebted 80 said Es-
tate are requested to make immetiia1e pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. Payment may be made TO Shoe
maker & Secher at Ebensburg, or to Mrs.
Evans at Wilmore.
ORPHA J. EVANS. =.
WA. II. SECHLER,J huinihisIThtoTe.
June % lS13.-6I.
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RAILRoADs.-Theg great question now is,
"What would the great West do without
railroads." but far more important ques-
tion is, what would Ebensburg do without
Myers & Lloyd, who supply the people with
all kinds of dry goods, fancy goods, actions,
and general varieties in their line?" The
world might get on without water but our
town couldn't well get along without Myers
s. Lloyd. Try there-buy there-prices are
not high there.
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For Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia Indigestion
Depression of spirits, and General Debility, in
their various forms, FERRO-PHOSPHORATED
EJIxER OF CALISAYA made by CASE Eli, HAz-
ARD s. Co, New York, aud sold by dit dr. uggists.
Is the best tonic. As II stimulaut tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal. IL taken during the season. il
prevents fever and aguc and other intermit-
t,ut feyers lo-l6.-4t.J