The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-07

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panieu by his better-half has gone to Colo
| 40 III quest OF recreation for himself and
Pnyn,cai Improvement for his wife, Nav
"etn De abundantly meted out to them
! mere Is ruinor afioat that n marty q,
capitalists are engaged in negotiatino for .
square OF ground in the centre of tow r;,t
.he view of erecting thereon first-class h1t.
tel. w hen the enterprise approaches n baa,I
en4t, t, we VIII nave more to say about II
Inc accomplished PITTSBURGH corres,a,,
ueht on The Johnstown Tribune Who dro'n
siohaIy writes for that sheet an acco,,,,t cf
~ iSShlrh, lrolc, and fun characterizina
.ir,,,,9ra sno a,ohy CITY, is pilgrim, but not =
Stranger, In our midst and Iv;Il 80. - d
here during the heated term, iei''ih
The tlearield Republican has recart1,,
oou Iehaollltated, enlarged and otbnryy;ss
improved. 1t is the reliable Dernocratic -.
G'a, n y. .! a reilable Democratic county, and
tIat IL has reliable Democratic sunnort =;
PlainIy evinced by its well deserved nroso
perltY. May it ever be thus.
ne young man Leonard. who shot
nitiSeh u couple of months ago at Lillv's
- I'LL mas recovered to the extent that he
10 - 'pie 10 do an average days work apain =
ne claims, we understand that the hnlia,
"hich came so near winding up his eartbI,1
.'IeSr was prematurely discharged from, n
the accident occurred ''iii0
we have no doubt many of our rea5srs
"i!i tlahk us Tor Il valuable recine and bara
IL IS Hoe TO Keep Out of oeJt-Ruy ali 60.
ny soods and groceries at NJ. L. Oatman's.
nnele hluch account is kept of every buver
ou' no accounts are kept against any of tber,
ana where YOU will find nothing bnt the hos,
ot GOODS at lower prices than elsewhere in
this meek o. timber -' III
ON Saturday night last the buildino
u9e' " iock-up, at Gailitzin was set on ii re
nS TWO meh named Henry Spires and Mott
burhs. On Tuesday both parties were ar
rested and confessed to having COMMITTEE,
n,e n lncchuiary act They were taken before
burgess Michael FitZharris, of the same
Tor Il hearing and in defauIt of hail were
brought here and committed to iail.
Our esteemed townsman Mr. Peter 7
Linton, OF the Mountaia House, who had
pesh absent on sick leave for about four
months, returned home last Saturday. His
pIace OF retreat was East COnemauqh and
1t gives US pleasure to note that the brsezas
oi that locality We're potent enough in n hv
Glenic point OF view TO restore him to us in
Il comparatively bran-new condition
Never get in debt to y e-keepcr or
any other man., and especially to a store
Keeper, because if you do you are a1 uuprate-
iuI creature II you don't henceforth t,u V from
MN when you have money and pay any price
ne demands 1t is much better to buy your
goods at NJ. l.. Oatman's where Won cannot
get trust but where you can save at least *
per cent. by investing the ready cash
a young man down town imagined he
had the BARRIERS itch, and asked a doctor for
prescription to meet the case. This is II
bacon soda, squirt some water on the soda
mix, and then rub the stuff on the place
where ititChes. If this does not effect a cure
use the bacon soda "a risin for bread and
then eat the bread" Patent applied for
~ beautiful new iron railing the handi-
work of MeSsrs. Shoemaker of the Ebens-
burg Foundry, has been placed around the
observatory on top of r.. L.. Johnston's s fine
residence. IL Is handsome specimen of
artistic skill, and like the iron railing i'm
front of Mr.. Ed. Humphreys palatiaI home
ana ali other work turned out at the Ebens-
burg Foundry, it reflects mach credit on the
manufacturers
"A Johnstown correspondent of the Pitts
burSh IAbeTuid1' says that Mr. VIII HoerIa
cannot be surpassed in singing the Salutaris
solo by PaulogiOrZo." What Paulogiorza
thinks about this statement has not vet trans
pred, but we venture to say that if it reach
80 his his cars he'll get as mad as a hornet
and the next thing we know he WiU Uocrle
that correspondent into the middle of next
week or the week after
The bellies and beaux of Ebensburg. or
at least geodly portion of them, ''thrcw
themselves away" completely in n delight
ful picnic in LlOyd's grove on Wednesday,
Music, ,mirth, nunching, and may hap match
making, made the merry moments madly
memorable. Simon says he never eniovcd
himself so much in his life, and as goes ST.
mon in such an emergency so goes the other
brave beaux, ana Of course the lovely lasses
60 with them in full force. Selah
Argument Court convened in this place
at II 4 a. m. Tuesday, pnd remained ian ses-
sion, with proper intermissions until 1917 a.
IN. Wednesday. The business for the most
part devoid of interest to any but the
parties concerned, the only matter of mo-
ment being the appointment of r. L. Johns
ton, Geo. NJ. Eeade, i. A. Shoemaker Dan i
Mclaughlin, aud Cyrus Elder Esqs., as a
committee to revise TIE present Rules of
Court and report at the September terIn-a
proceeding rendered imperative by certain
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A. V Barker. Esq, third son Of Hon
\. \. Barker, Of this place, was OH Tuesday
afternoon last admitted to all the privileges
of the legal profession, after having passed
a thorough and most creditab exsnina ton
on the part of Il. l.. Johnston, j. +. Linton,
and w. Horace Rose, Esqs-, com mmittee ap-
pointed by and acting in concert with the
Court. As il don't seem possible for the
world to wag without the aid of the legal
professiOn-of which more's the pity-we
hope Mr.. Barker will soon be able TO take a
''full hand" at the wagging business.
A gushing correspondent of the Lancas-
ter Infeiigencer who lately bought an acci
dent policy and took trip over the Penn
svlvania Railroad. writes: Having round
ed the Great Bend, one of the greatest mod
ern triumphs of engineering, and pierced the
tnpmost peak by the longest tunnel on the
line, We reach Crcsson, ON the summit of the
Allegheny mountains, three thousand feet
above tie level Of the sea" That is a mat
ter of all az eight hundred feet higher than
ANY touriSt on the same route ever attained,
but the correspondent lived throught IL all,
aud his letter is marked at tho end, To be
continued
The ladies' fair, under the auspices of
the fair ladies' of Eoretto and vicinity, will
open it's doors on Monday, Aug. 2ith, and
not on the 18th, as has been incorrectly sta
ted The object of the fair is to aid in the
erection of a pastoral residence in connec-
tion with the Catholic church at Loretto,
aud aside from the deserving purpose which
prompts the project, it will he found attract
i've for its fine display and its pleasant asse-
Citations Miss Ella Pfotf, so gratefully re-
membered by our silver cornet band, and
other ladies of like graceful and winning
manners have the enterprise in charge, and
under such auspices it cannot fail OF success
So mote it be.
Munster township has venerable cit
izen in She person of Mr.. Joseph Noel, up
ward of seventy years OF age, who we are
reliably informed has been in Ebensbura
/ but twice in his life, never was at Cresson,
l..