The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-29

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to a report that they had been robbed of /
seven eight hundred dollars in money /
and securities on Thursday night last, and /
even named certain parties whom they sus- /
pected of the alleged theft, but no one took /
any stock in the story so far as We know. a !
suit for Islander. however, being threatened,
the concOctorS of the rumor found il conve- (
uient to leave town.
w hen a young man goes to see his girl
so pcrsistently that his boots become so we'll
acquainted with the road that he has to
borrow another pair to go to his meals it is
about time for him to get himself measured
for a pound cake and begin to think of pur-
chasing dry goods, groceries, queensware
aud sich Ike at e. j. Mills popular low
priced cash store, where a new invoice of
splendid goods will he received after awhile,
pretty soon, right away.
Lave may die and hatred slumber, joy
and grief alike may mould, but the heart
still asks the question, where is the cheapest
clothing sold? And until the Ethiope shall
change for white his dusky hue. and until
the spotted leopard dyes his coat pink or
blue, human hearts will ask the question,
and thus the answer prompt and true: For
the best of made of clothing Jas. j. Murphy
is the man for you Star Clothing Hall,
109 Clinton street, JUhnstown. J
Death has been exceedingly busy of late
in this county. IN addition TO the obituary
notings elsewhere. we are called upon to re-
cord the death, after q brief Illness of Nh
John Boland, proprietor of the Exchange
Hbitl, oUillf1llNlIIt, WHICH occurred on Mon
day evening last. Also, the death of Mr.
James Brown, of Washington township, as
well as that OF the btloVod wife of our friend
and patron, Mr.. James Moreland, of Sum
MERRILL township, both recent events.
oh, the changes will follow the years rs
they go, and shadows must mingle with sun
light we know; the flowers we gather will
wither III last; the songs we are singing be
lost in the past: hut that is no reason nor
none can he guessed, why people with mon
q ShHulHr,'f a. inyaSt i'm dr. n,Is II
groceries and many things more, which at
Myers Y Llovd's famous cash store can be
bought ~ prices 40 cheap that none eau de-
NY that the bargains they give are not all in
your cye-nO indeed, not by a long shot.
"A Chest Springs correspondent writes
under da'e of Oct. 27ih TO tell MS that there
was shooting match in that place, on Mon
day, Tuesday aud "Wednesday of This week
for q 800 pound beef, which was won three
times IN succession, once each day, by Mr..
Frank Cramer. whose strings measured one
and Oue-cigh!h, one and one fourth and
seven siXtecntlIs of au inch respect vely, the
distance being twenty-five yards, off hand,
thrre shots 10 a board. The shooting was all
very fine, and our CORES Spoudent wants TO
know If any EhcDsburg shootist can beat it,
During the absence at church ON Sunday
last of Mr.. Edward Francis and family, of
Cam bri1 township, and while Il boy who had
been left in charge at the premises was en-
gagged in turning the horses from one field
into another, The house WAS entered by two
men, who first caught and killed the dog Ivy
choppirg his head of, and then proceeded
to help Themselves to - sum of money which
Mr.. Francis hal gathered together aud put,
lie supposed, in safe place. So far as
we know thsrc is no cline to the robbers, but
it is 10 he hoped that they will soon be
brought TO jIstire.
MIR. Patrick DOran, one of the most
reliable aud most esteemed engineers Oh the
Ia. Il. r.. who succeeded not long since in
making TIE fond heart of an amiabe and
Ill I
David Williams, of Latrobe, go pity Pot to-
such an extent that she was induced to
change her name, returned with his loving
bride from u sOmcw hat extended wedding
tour on Saturday last, and has probably ere
this SETTLED down TO the realities of welded
life, in which new role we trust that him
and his will iiud much to delight and moth
ing to dcprcss for all time TO come.
One of the "Graphic" self-feed stoves
of wkiciI in advertisement will be found
elsewhere, can now be seen in full operation
At the extensive hardware aud tinwarc eS-
t;ttlishmeut of q Gorge II unilcy, in this place,
where every body is invited 10 call and
anime it. Ii feeds and burns our mountain
coal lust as readily as i, does hard coal, and
will keep ire all winter, If ueed he. 1t is 4
perfect gem in its way, fully supplying a
want long felt in the bitumiuOuS coal regions,
and if we can only tempt the manufacturers,
MeSSrs. A. Bradley & Co., of Pittsburgh,
into little more advertising, are de-
tcrmined to have one of these excellent
heaters.
Col. John Lemon, the Republican can
didate tor State Senator i'll this district,
while a member of that body st it's last
session, and while the present stringent
license laN was on its final passage, made
use of the following language in rcgar'l
thereto. We quote from the Legislature
Record of March 1G, 1875, No. 15., page 1852:
II am opposed TO the repeal of the local OPP
tion law, but finding that The efforts of its
friends are about to prove uHavailing 10
retain il on the statute book, | vote for this
stringent license law instead as the next
hest thing which can he secured in place of
the local option law" On the hnal passage
of the bill Mr.. Lemon voted aye.
Notwithstanding the fact thai the cleo
ton proclamation has for some years past
announced the Kernvile school house
The proper place for holding elections in the
Fifth ward of .JOhnStnwn borough, the legal
place and where they have always been held
is ut Wcigand's Kernville hotel, which the
Sheriff desires us to name now as The only
proper aud lawful polling place for that
ward. II is we'll also to state in this con-
nectiou that the polls will open every where
in the State on Tue>tla~ntX at sece1 o'clock
in the morning and be kept open until scren
o'clock in the evening. Any presumption
TO the contrary, no matter from whence
derived, is erroneous and unworthy of Gre
deuce.