The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-10

{ dry goods, fancy goods. notions, etc. OF
the shelves and counters of E. J. Mills
cheap cash store, proclaim beyond a doubt
/ that that gentleman has laid in lots ano
/ gobs of new goods of every description.
and having bought them right our WORD
J for it he will sell them right.
Don't ask for credit at NJ. L. Oatman's
cheap cash store, as that gentleman has
neither the time nor the disposition tC
keep books; besides, he couldn't afford &c
sell as cheap as he does now if he had tc
wait Tor his money or run any risk in get
ling his dues from even one in a dozen OF
those whom he might feel like trusting il
he was doing credit business
The Altoona Tribune says that man
named James H. Hutchinson, from Phila-
deIphia, who has been doing police duty
at the Gallitzin coal mines for the past two
months, was driven from the country by
the exaSperated miners on Sunday last, a
party of them having pursued him all the
way to Kittanning Point, where he threw
his carpet-bag away in the woods.
Mr.. John Dougherty, ST., has sold to
Messrs. Jas. N. and David Evans (consta-
ble) the property now occupied by Mr..
Jerry Donovan, adjoining his own resi-
dence, for the sum of s., ,060. The gen
tlemen named have also purchased Mr.
Donovan's stock of goods, and intend
going into the confectionery and oyster
business on an extensive scale. Luck at
tend them.
A Clearfield county man named John
Ragin was enticed into q negro house of
prostitution IN Harrisburg, on last Friday
night, and robbed of $22 and a silver
watch, besides being numerically beaten.
Two men and a woman, all colored, are
now il. Jail charged with the offence, and
the police are looking for two more of the
same stripe who are said to have been i'm
plicated in the outrage.
An old residenter of We ancient village
of Loretto, or parts adjacent, indulged in
too many of what a Teutonic friend of ours
calls ''slipperyations," on Wednesday last
and while pursuing his devious way home
ward from this place, sat down near lloyd s
cemetery and fell into a deep sleep, and
while in that unconscious condition was
robbed, as he alleges, of a pocket-boolz
containing S2.25 in cash and small pack
age ofhardware valued at $1.20,
lis it fair 20 presume that Sam Henry
don't do any hand-shalling about the
Voice establishment? We merely ask the
readers that Mr.. Henry takes the hand
hegrimed by labor, as we'll as that whitened
by luxury, If both be h0nest.'' By the
way, those are both good hands, but Sam
don't hold enough of them to win the
game, Mr.. Scanlan proposing, in sporting
parlauce, to "order him up and play it
alone.''
The nearer election day approaches
the more desperate the radical candidate
for County Treasurer becomes in his eff
forts to secure his election. Setting up
the lager having become monotonous and
of no avail, he has taken to pcddling
stronger arguments of spiritual nature
done up in a quart flask, and tenders a
drink TO every voter he meets on the pub
lie highway. Thirsty people are advised
to lay fol him, for after Tuesday next Mr.
Griffith will retire permanently from the
treating business.
If all our readers had occasion to visit
the post-of1ice in this place they would
know as well as we do that the Thompson
store is just now rammed. jammcd and
cramued with new goods. and such
goods Well if anybody knows where a
more superb. more voIied. or more desira-
ble stock can be found they know more
than I'VE do. Ladies seeking the latest
and pretticst styles Of goods for dressing
/ purposes invariably go to Thompson 5
store, and that is evidence sufficient Of the
superiority of the stock and the juStness OF
the prices there prevailing.
The JohnBtown Democrat SAYS thai
there has been and is now being circulated
ticket of the whole Democratic county
nominees except Baumer the candidate
for sheriff, Benford's name being inserted
therein instead. But this is not the only
trick apparent on this bogus ticket. Tht
Supreme Judge and State Treasurer ar
both connected on this ticket under the
heading of STATE, the word Judiciary
not appearing over the name of the candi
date for Judge. Whoever votes this tick
ct will have it thrown out and not counted
and these votes for Judge and Treasures
| will be lost.
The farce of last July was repeated by
/ the two wings of the Johnstown District
! Court on Monday of this week, that being
/ the first day of the regular October term
/ Hon. William Flattery held his Court il
| Union Hall, in the presence of three spec
tatorS and two reporters for the press, ac
cordng to the Tribune, and having stated
| that Judge Potts was absent, directed al
/ adjournment until the first Monday IL
/ January. The Other branch of the Court
/ met i'll the Opera House, but Judge Ham
/ iltOn did not put in an appearance, where
upon the Clerk directed Patrick Markey
| ESQ, the crier, to adjourn it also until th'
/ first Monday in January, which was done
A fine statue of est. Nicholas" five
| feet high. sculptured in wood, in the re
nowned city of Nancy, France, and in
/ tended for the Catholic church at st
/ Nicholas, this county, reached the station
/ mere 4 Gay OF TWO ago iIc OlbCI Nv
! this beautiful statue was sent to France
/ long before the Franco-German war, bu
( it is only recently that it was found posi-
/ ble to fill the order. The same church i
now graecd with a splendid statue of the
/ Blessed Virgin, procured from the same
city several years ago, and has also oO
/ tanned a magnificent altar, manufactured
expressly for that church, in the city o
! Chicago-al three masterpieces costing
( freight and all, in the neighborhood o
/ $500.
A little boy, son OF Mr.. Histenrother
/ a resident of Clearfieid county, was burned
I to crisp week or so ago. The mothe
and child were the only two persons at th'
house on that evening, and when the t'm'
/ came the former went n short distanc'
/ away to milk the cows, and left the chli'
/ alone at the house. She finished milking
and returned to the house as usual, but
on coming to the door, was horror stIlckel
{ l.. 80 Ia,. ol,il,I living rIr1On the floor liter