The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18


Presby terian church, Johnstown, has been
drawn to serve a grand juror In the same
Court. -
| An Altoona man named Rifle attempted
to get up little shower of his own without
the aid of the weather clerk, and for that
purpose got on the roof of his house with the
iutention of -spripkling the plants in his
garden by the aid of hose attached to the
hydrant, but unfortunately missed his foot.
ing and fell to the ground, sustaining very
severe injuries.
Three men named Davis and another
named Doty were arrested near Chest
Springs and brought to Jail here on the
charge of robbing the store of z. & a. Nut
ter & Co.. at Ashland Furnace this county.
Another party implicated, having turned
States evidence before justice of the peace,
was released and has since skipped ont for
parts unknown. &c.
! -Noone denies W no has been there to see
! tbatfor beauty and style and great variety
1.-THE stock now in store and offered for sale
/ by Myers & Lloyd is in every detail the finest
and best that has been here fer aye and is
offered at prices that none can gainsay But
! don't take our word, though we tell not a lie,
| for the facts you can learn by going there to
! Duy NeW SoouS just received.
Our dininutive friend with the big
heart. Simon Sultzbach. the popular dealer
in cigars and tobacco aud the general favorite
/ in all social circles, has onr thanks for
| bunch of excellent cigars of his own make,
! which we shall take pleasure in smoking
when a little more time lends its enchaut-
Inent to the weeds. In the meantime lovers
! of choics cigars and tobacco will do well to
4 see Simon. s.. .EE...E.
-Monsignor Roneeta, Papal Ablegate,
and Monsignor Ubaldi, Secretary, accom-
/ panied by Archbishop Purcell. of Cincin.
natl, Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia,
! Bishops Elder, of Natchez, Quinlan, of Mo-
bile, Fitzgerald, of Little Rock Ark, DOM
| enec, of Pittsburgh, and n large number of
| priests, passed east over the Pa. r. r. per
special car attached to the Pacific Express
on Wednesday morning last.
Editors Samson. of the Indiana Demo-
crn. and Smith, of the Messenger are in town
| as we go to press They claim to hare come
here with three other prominent citizens of
| that place, for the purpose of learning some
thing in regard to our proposed water works,
! and that accomplished they will return home
as they came, by private conveyance via
Strongs,own. Genial gentlemen and well
come guests are they at all times.
! The rules for the government of Demo
cratic delegate elections, printed else
| where, receives the endorsement of the
Johnstown Tribune-a fact, strange as it
J mag seem, which detracts nothing from the
| wisdom and good sense displayed in the
! adoption thereof by the County Committee,
TO the chairman of which. John G.. Lake,
! Esq, is due the honor of preparing and pre-
| seutiug the document as it appears in our
! report of the proceedings of that body.
| Scott Jeliison, of Derry township, near
| Livermore, Westinoreland county, put one
| of his feet on the trigger of gun the other
day and at the same time blew into the
muzzle for the propose of ascertaining
| whether the weapon was loaded. When his
| foot slipped and the piece was discharged,
! the ball entering his mouth and lodging in
| the back of his head, the conviction forced
itself upon Mr., Jellison's mind that blowing
! intO the muzzle of 8 gun is about the fool sh-
! est method possible for ascertainisg whether
! it is loaded or empty. ~
! Our clever mercantile friend next door
4 81 L. 0atman evidently thinks are not
/ a bad kind of fellow TO tie TO at least
| judge much from the fact that he has
| presented us with a handsome black silk
neck-tie, of which necessary appendages to
| masculine outfits he has an abundant sup
! ply of all sizes, styles, prices and colors.
| Go and see Mart's immense stock, compris-
ing everything needed for household and
personal use, not forgetting his beautiful,
array of prints, which are the prettiest
styles we have ever seen here.
I The lifeless remains of a coiored man
M Har ris MI ed a Drfp
at the Mansion House, Johnstown, were
found suspended by the right ARIA from the
bsnisters of private stairway in said hotel
on Saturday morning last. The deceased
had been ill for several days, and on the
evening preceding his death he was suffer-
ing from n slight attack of delni,na trensens.
A young man of the same hue had been en-
ployed to watch him, but, falling asleep,
Harris arose and left the room about 8 o'clock
Saturday morning. and about one hour after
he was fennd dead ia the position indicated
The eldest son of Mr.. Patrick Dunegan,
of Clearheld township, aged about IS years.
was instantly killed, on Wednesday morn
isg last, under the most distressing circuni-
stances 1t seems that the young man
riding horse FROM the pasture field to the
barn withsRt saddle or bride, and when
about to turn into the lane leading to the
barn, the horse took fright at some object,
and suddenly veering to one side, threw his
rider and fell upon him, the horses knee
striking young Dnnegan on the temple and
fracturiug his skull, the result of which in
jury was instant death to the unfortunate
lad.
Our good friend, Mr.. Nicholas Snyder,
of Barr township, entered his well on Tues
day of last week, fer the purpose of cleaning
it, and was almost Immediately overcome
by the foul air therein His groans while
in the well were heard by his wife, who en-
deavored TO get one of the men who was as
L. hut