The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-08

would not get here before Saturday, July 5th
! Our merchant friend next door NJ 7,
! Oatnan, is a man of many hats having no,
/ only more head coverings for his own per
sonal use we will venture to saw than anx
! other gentleman in the county. but hayino
| also just received large, varied. elepanI
and cOnplet6 assortment OF hats and cans OF
! all sizes and styles as the eve os man over
/ beheld in this latitude -
! -Ihe soldiers orphan children from this
county, who had been at the htte Cassrilla
seminary under charge of Prof A l.. Guss
nave been sent to kindred institution at
ern part of this State We saw a youue, lad
| yesterday by the name of Bracken, from
Susquehanna township, who was on his yay
to the PhilhpSmIrg school.
| jonathan Williams and VIM. Nesmith
4 coal miners, were instantly killed bE an ex-
ploslon of gas in the Penn Shaft near Ir.
! win Station, on Friday morning last Tn.
/ expulsion was caused by the doors being left
! open m the air passages and it is supposed
! by Williams position that the gas took fire
I from bis lamp. Williams was a married
man and leaves large family in destitute
condition
"A resident of East Couemaugh, named
Andrew Hoell, was drowned in the Cone
/ maugh river, near that place, on Monday
/ afternoon last. The deceased in cornnanv
| with three other men, was attempting to
A, cross the river in n Skiff when the boat cap
/ sized and precipitated them into the water.
I n ~ iloNtNCE tlS unfortunate
/ ceeded in reaching the shore in safety
Mr.. Johnston Moore one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of this place,
who has been seriously i'll for SONS days, is
! recovering aud We trust will soon be restor-
| ed to his usual robust health. Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Jones, another old aud worthy citizen,
| rs well as his wife have both of late beeu
! Frustrated by severe illness, but were
! pleased to learn yesterday that they We're
/ both in a fair way Of recovery.
Z yl.xr IA ENur, t1,-l I'd
/ itentiary bird, forced an entrance into the
+ residence of ex-Sheriff Patterson in Johns
town, on Wednesday, evening of last week
no doubt for the purpose of plumber, but met
with warm reception at the hands Of Mr..
p, who broke chair over his head. The
screams of Mrs. u. in the meantime broug t
several uSighhorS to the rescue, and Farmer
was arrested and after a hearing next morn
ing WAS committed TO Jail III this place to
await trial. .-a. Ia. -.
A freight car laden with merchandise
was entered on Sunday night last while
standing on the track in front of the freight
depot at Cresson, by some party or parties
unknown, aud several boxes of dry goods
and groceries were broken open and some
7 $500 or $500 worth of property carried away.
The entrance was effected by springing the
lock on the car door. Tho thieves left n
hatchet in tine car behind them and that is
the only clue, If that can he called a clue SO
far rs We know, TO their identity
--EI-Sherif VIM. b. Bonacker who is
now actively engaged in business in Johns
town. was with MS yesterday. He has hosts
of friends here who will always recognize
him ~ one of the most faithful efficient aud
accommodating gentlemen that ever filled
the position of Sheriff of this county. VIM.
II. Rose, Esq, of Johnstowu, was also in the
obsolete village" yesterday. Dir. Rose is a
true and uubIught democrat, aud although
he was slanght red in the house of his de.
inooratic friends iu October, 1871, but still
ENJOYS the entire respect and confidence Of
:hc true democracy of the county
1t is veritable fact that \ young lady
from the country inquired at one of our
stores the other day for patterns of hus-
bandry." She evidently had the grange
movement in her minds eye, but got things
sadly mixed in attempting Ia tiud out more
about il. The polite clork frankly, if not
truthfully, Informed her that they had a lot
OF the desired articles, but not having yet
opened the box containing them, invited her
To call again the day. The young lady
who probably "smelt a mice" in the mean
tims, failed TO put in an appearance at the
appointed time, however, and the only pat
tern OF husbandry'' about the establishment
is still without taker
-Rev. L. Fenlon, brother of our towns
man, John Fenlon Esq, died at Bal!yad-
ans, Ireland, ON the 9TH ut, aged about 75
years. The deceased, who was educated at
Carlow College, was ordained by Right Rev.
James Doyle, Bishop of Kildare and Leigh
len, served in tho sacred ministry. more than
half n century in the diocese in which ha
was ordained, and parish priest OF
BSllyadams for many years before and at
the time of his death He WAS the second
oldest son of James FenlOn, of the parish of
Dunleckuy, county Carlow, and was one of
seven brothers, three of whom besides our
tuwnsmau came to this country many years
ago and resided for time III this county.
May he rest in peace.
-HemloCk has JUS: been the scene OF an
other suicidal sensation, this time, however,
al attompt and not y successful "shutfiing off
OF the mortal coil" A husband aud wife
in that village, whose names We
withhold, had ''Lit of a shindy," all alone
10y themselves, day OK two ago, whereupon
the husband. probably imagining that the
hottest place in the hereafter WAS region
of eternal icebergE when compared with his
own household, seized n sharp carving knife
and went for his throat but the Interference
of his "bettsr-haIf' at this particular june
ture prevented the contamination of his san
culinary purpose, and = slightly scarred lar
vnx il therefore the ouly result Of his fren-
zied Attsuipt At self murder.
Almost everything is made by machine
~ nowadays, and clothing is no exception
10 the rule. OF course, the sewing machine
plays an important part in its manu- factur1,
but we do not refer to this useful little work
er exclusively. Anybody who will take the
trouble TO go through the magnificent estab-
lishmeut of Waaanaker & Brown, at Oak
Hall Philadelphia, will see much that is in
tarestirg aud novel in the way of getting up
large quantities of garments in a short time.
He will see cloth measured by machinery,
sponged by machinery, cut ont by machine
ry, pressed by machinery, ami made mp by
machinery into various articles of apparel;
and he will quickly see how clothing can be
made so excellent aud sold 50 cheaply by
this house
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is symptom by which various diseased con-