The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-30

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Nov. Sth. A meeting of the Conferences will
/ pe held at the same place on Monday next
! at which DR.. Conrad, of Philadelphia and
ouher eminent ministers will be pressnt-
MS churcn edifice is one of the neatest and
most coinmodious in the county, and its
/ erection reflects much credit on the enter.
prlsing congregation.
! The Forty Hours Devotion will com-
mence at the Church or the HOLY Name in
/ this place, on Sunday, Nov 10th. and Co.
clude on Wednesday morning follaNinp
The sermons each evening (Sundav Mon
day and Tuesday,, if the worthy nastor
& a5heI =. Siufer, succeeds iii his efforts to that
emo, VIII be preached by the Director nf tba
heuemntorlsts, Rev. Father Iudecarnn
VINO is said to be an eloquent, earnest and
impressive speaker ''>'
Miss Frances Agatha Quinn. of Johns
town, whose serious illness we poticed in !,
previous issue died of consurnp+ion at ~
residence Of her mother in that place ON
Wednesday of last week aged 90 wears D
months and q days. Miss Qninn was a
most est Unable young lady greatly haIovsd
by large circle of friends, and il is n,itb
sincere regret that we record her death a. n
! time when life was replete with 6aonv
promises May she rest in peace eternal
For all that we care you NAV tiy roupd
and tare every stitch that you wear hnt wa
advise you 10 spare all trouble and care in
seeking elsewhere for those bargains so rara
which Hess " Brother so fair in their doaI.
lhSS' defy the world to equal in the sale of
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goods, of which they have lust received y
huge stock for fall and winter wear. Go
/ mere before buying elsewhere and see a
STOCK That will make YOU stare. Nos. .2I1
ana 243 Main street, j Johnstown
"A young man named James Dewitt was
sEot IN the stomach by the accidental dis
charge OF gun in his own hands, while
hunting near Ninsvah Station, Westnore-
iaid county, on Thursday last, and so terri DIV
injured That he died in about eight bours
after. lie was ''tamping'' load in the vycaD-
on at the time the accident occurred the
gun IN the meantime resting on the edge of
a rock, from which it slipped causing she
hammer TO come in contact with the rock
and produce an explosion with the result
stated.
The freight warehouse at Kaylor's STA
ton, on the E. S5 C. Branch r. r. few
miles from this place, was broken into on
NJ onday night last and despoiIed of two
boxes of shoes and one box OF harGwsre-
one of the shoe boxes, with three pairs of
shoes in if, was found next morning in an
open field near by, and the hardware box
containing few articles, was discovered in
n hollow not far from the scene. The rest
or the goods were carried away, but hy
whom remains as yet mystery we believe
EutranCe 10 the warehouse was secured by
breaking the hasp off the door
MIR. Patrick Graham, of j Johnstewn who
was ono of Mr.. Barker's canfsrees declares
unequivocally that II. a. McMurtrie, ESQ
OF Holidays burg, who acted in a like ca
pacity for Mr.. Blair, did say e1phaticalIv
that 1t was not a working man thev want
ed, but money and brains in candidate for
Congress We knew this to be a fact be-
fore We learned from the ,TobuStovs To;ce
and Echo that Afr. Graham had so declared
but we are nevertheless gi2,; that we are now
at liberty 10 mention names in substantial
tloa o! fact first set forth in these columns
two weeks ago.
-'Anyhody but Barker - Such we're
the insulting words which Daniel j. McrrelI
Addressed TO the Republican conferees who
recently met to nominate a candidate for
Congress. There were four candidates for
nomination before the conference three Of
whom, Messrs. Blair, Cessna and Koontz
had already served ttco terms ih that caDacitv
willis the remaining gentleman, Mr. Bar
hSr, mad Only served one term. The first
named are lawyers, and She latter as is well
known, IS working man-a fact which no
doukt ia connection with Mr. Morreil's per
sonal animsSity to MIR. Barker had much to
do with the demand made 10 nominate ANY
body but Barker" Further comment IS un-
necessary.
The Johnstown Tribune, which is oqaul
20 any task its political masters may izl-
pose upon 1t, and is prepared 10 do anything
to serve a purpose, has given currency to
tho ru'uor that Joha Hannah is trading off
the ether candidates on the Democratic
ticket in order 10 secure his own election
Of course there is net one word of truth in
this assertion. Mr.. Hannah is as confident
OF his election next Tuesday he is that the
sun will rise and set on that day aud there
is NC disposition, much less a necessity, on
his rart 10 sacrifice any OF his coufrcrcs OH
the Democratic ticket Let all remember
that the uhustown Tribune started tho story,
and remembering that nene can doubt its
utter falsity.
"A six year old lad NAMED, Msrtie jones.
son Of Mr.. David Jones, OF this place, whilo
amusing himself by jumping on and off the
horse power then in operation at his fathers
shook shop on Julian strsat, was caught by
projecting bolt i'll the tuu bling shaft and
haI hsa aLi,
from the knee 10 the ankle OF his left leg.
The outcriss of the little unfortunate brought
his father and several others to the sceEs,
when he was carried into the house and Drs.
Lennon, Evans and Plank speedily sum
mOned, WHO dressed his wounds and rem
dered him all medical aid possible. At pre-
seat writing he is doing well as could be
expected, ana If ganggene does not set i'll his
complete recovery Will be only a question of
time.
1t is no unusual sight to see men over
head and ears in debt, nor is it an unusual
sight To see NJ. l.. Oatman over head AID
ears ia business, but when to the latter fact
is added still another one, 4. e., that the
aforesaid gentleman is also at present writ
ing over head aud ears in the midst OF an
immense pile Of nav goods OF every descrip-
tion begin to think that something that
is some what urusus! even that popular mer-
camille resort, and certainly well worth look
ing at and buying, can be set down as among
the notable events of the day. And the
Prices at OatfnRn H-Neil II is 4 com or even
to the poorest to contemplate them in their
infintesimal proportions as compared with
those in vogue at trust to-day and pay to-
morrow stores.
IF our venerabls and respected fellow
citizen Mr.. Peter Collins the father of the
well known Rtil Road contractors, nessrS.
Philip, Thomas and Pstsr +. Collins, lives
until next Tuesday, as we hope he may, lie
will cast his .fJtJ-fTst vote in favor of the
Democratic ticket. His first vote for Presi-
dent was given in 1925 for James Monroe,
and from thst time up to the present ms
devotion to his party and To what he consci-
entiously believer to be the true interests Of
his country, has teen unwaveriug. We need
scarcely say that Mr.. Collins is a native of
Ireland. For the last half century he has
bean we'll known n this county, where in
his declining age he is regarded an hon