The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-16

Nicholas Kelly, a soldier of 1912, died
at Coalmont, huntington county. the other
day, aged 81 years, months and 22 days.
| The cash system at f. j. Mill's newly
| stocked store is already beginning to make
| itself felt in the land When the very best
| prints can be bought for ten cents per yard
anu other goods at prices equally aslohish-
ing, as is row the case at K. j. Mills cheap
cash store, 1t is well to stop and consider
| whether that is not the place to buy your
winter goods.
Don't hand over your "picture,o,e
America 10 any man who expresses a de-
sire to get them bound for you free gratis for
nothing. If you do, the probabilities Are
that distance will lend enchautmert to the.
| views, as that is said to be the dodge a GER
/ tain contemplate cuss named Jas T. Will
/ and about Johnstown
Tile Johpstown Tribune tells us that a
Sopemaugh borough jeweler is erecting a
large clock for the tower of ST. Vincent's
monastery, near Latrobe, and also for St
Boniface's church, Carrolltown; bnt how
| two religious institutions so far apart as
,hose named are to be served by one clock
iIrge though II be, is an enigma which the
Irtoune fails to elucida:e.
-Benjauiin Johnston, Michael Smith.
Hugh White, and Thos. Radcliffe were ali
sentenced to our county Jail by the Johns
/ town District Court last week. Larceny
secured SIX and two months for Johnston-
/ and Smith respectively, while unlawfully
Wounding another and aggravated assault
and battery won fifteen davs for one and
/ three months for the other of RI. to lot
named
-Gaysport, Blair county, was shaken
/ from its centre to it's circumference so to
/ speak, on Friday ruorning last, by the find
ing OF suit Of bloody clothes just outside
We borough limits. No further develop
/ ihents, except the developing of verv gen
eral belief that it "set up JOHN
iact, very clumsy attempt to indulge in
IItte gay sport at the expense of the big
Gaysnorters.
Our good old friend John Carney, of
/ Munster township, brought to our office yes
! terday radish which weighs 93I pounds,
measures fully two feet in length, and is as
! ,,hick as parlor stove pipe. Also Peer
| less potato we Ching ~ pounds. Both thcEe
| monster vegetables were raised by Nr. Den
MS Earren, of the above township, and
think any one may travel Farren hunt dill
gently before finding their equals.
/ Martin V. Fry has got himself into a
I stew, and also into the Psnitentiary, for
! sporting more tail to his kite titan the law
allows, or in other words, for having two
/ wives when one is presumed to he enough,
, II not too many, for any man in this latitude
! and as if 10 bear ont the simile Judge
/ Potts, of the Johnstowu District Court,
passed the sentsnce-Sl0O fine and eighteen
I months in the Western Pententiary.
/ In the United States District Court, at
Pittsburgh, the following transpired on
Mouday Geo. Huntlev, assignee of Geo. j.
! Rodgers, bankrupt, Cambria county, upon
petition presented, secured an order suspend
ing the second meeting Of the creditors pend
Ing Inc ascertainment and liquidation of
certain liens. A rule was also granted on
Register B"otherline, TO show cause why the
SAID order was not issued, it appearing that
he had adjourned the second meeting sine die
"A couple OF young rcwd les from A ltoona
endeayored to run the Carrolltown picnic on
, their own hook last Friday, but failing in
that they went TO Blum's saloon and de-
! manded something to drink = request which,
Il
of the party whiskcd out a revolver and
| threatened to shoot the proprietor. The in
| terference of some of the bvstandsrs, how
ever, soon resulted I'm tho two heliserents
havlng heads put them" after which
they were driven out Of town
J BILLY Barlow" writes from Pla,tville
to say that "a very sad affair happened at
BugtOwn on the evening or the 10th inst,
! when the mayor Of that delectabe village
. had occasion to pclt an old man named Bar
tlebaugh with an old boot with last in
! II, simply because he intimatcd that he (thc
mavor) had slid down Mr. Crawford's 5 light
ming rod upon a certain occasion some year
ago He (sic) lives on Main street two
doors from Church street. warrant was
issued next morning and the mayor gave
bail III something less than 81 600 for his = p
pearauCe TO answer.
t We have every reason to believs that
the maine and concert at the Court House
, in this place, on to-morroS Saturday az
: tcrnoon and evening VI i'll he well worth at
tending The programme is An excellent
I one and our assurances are that this Minstrel
and Variety troupe is first-class in every
/ particular. Amusement OF this kind is sell
dom afforded our citizens. and for the small
pittarce now required none sh ould deprive
themselves Of the opportunity offered to
: swell their sides with merry laughter and
drive dull care awav. Ladies and children
/ are specially invited to attend the afternoon
, entertainment.
The large pyramid Of new boxes in front
! of Myers Il L!Oyd's extensive aud at all
! times popular cheap store tells the story of
| an immense stock of fall and winter goods,
but rs the proof Of pudding is in the eat
| ing, so the full realization of what the above
I firm really have in the way of dry goods,
/ dress goods clothing, boots, shoes hats, caps,
notions, carpets, groceries, etc, can only be
! obtained by an examination of the large and
j varied assortment just received-after which
/ the supplying OF all your wants follows as a
. matter of course for where good goods and
I low prices abouudeth there doth the wise
! man and woman hasten to invest.
In the United States District Court, at
! Pittsburgh on Saturday last, the following
business relating to three cases in bankrupt
ev from Ebensburg were disposed Of A. j
Frv Cambria county, bankrupt. Fry, Duerr
& Co, Cambria county, bankrupts. Report
approved directing he pay ment OF compen-
sation TO the solicitor, and S2l9.o5 10 ,.
Ewart & Co. and S. II. Baird for money ex-
pended in said proceedings Albert q. Fry,
Ebonsburg bankrupt. The report allowing
compeu<ation to the solicitor was approved.
Frv, Duerr s. Co, Ebensburs, bankrupts.
Reports confirmed allowing campestsatiou
TO solicitor aud paying Geo. Huntley S24o.5'
for moneys expended iu these proceedings.
. OUR Own PRACTICE.-1n peruslng oui
/ articles published in this paper, 1t Will be
/ observed that our system Ia founded upon
the fred fccts of the Medical Science, and we
woa!d Just say that in our practice we have
endeavOred to be governed by the fuudanen
tai principles of right.
We treat all kinds of Chronic diseases
from a common cold to consumption, som
mon boil to cancer, the most 1nveterats
|, scrofula the most troublesome dyspepsia
the most lingering liver complaint the mos
dificult asthma the worst dropsy, the weak