The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-06

that we'll be rye-ly glad to hear from them.
Our banking friend, Mr.. ID. T. Caldwell,
of Tyrone, has disposed of his bank and hall
buildings to Mr. Pat. Flynn of Clearfield
county, for s25, 900, and his residence and
grounds to Mrs. X. J. Flynn, for $50 O,OOO-
both cash sales. Who wouldn't be q bank
err?
The little unpleasantness between Miss
Thomas, of Mill vile, and Hiram Shank, of
Gallitzin, as noticed elsewhere, was amica-
bly, adjusted by Justice Strayer, of Johns
town, marrying the parties for keep, and
the happy bridegroom paying all the eXpen-
ses.
Dennis O'Rourke, a resident of Green's
burg, fell into the river at Connellsvilie and
was drowned, on Monday last, while en-
deavoring to pull away huge limb of
tree which had lodged against the trussle
work of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
railroad.
An exchange says that ''too much care
cannot be taken now in diet and proper
ventilation of sleeping apartments, uhtct
produce indigestion sickness, and death" A
new and startling indictment surely to bring
against such lauded promotives of health as
suitable died and proper ventilation.
"A Pa. r. II. freight conductor named
James Kinney, who claims TO have been
present at the Mountain Meadows massacre
in 1857, and assisted in the burial of the
victims, is probably shaking in his boots by
this time in view of threatened interview
on that subject by Akers of the Mirror.
Go to strangers for charity, to acquain-
tances for advice, to relatives for nothing,
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want in the way of dry goods, dress goods,
groceries, etc, as they not only keep the
most varied and elegant assortment of goods
in town but allow no one to undersell them.
Wong Chinfoo Chinese mandarin and
political exile, delivered a lecture in the
Altoona Opera House, Sunday evening last,
on the doctrines of COnfucius," aud will
deliver another on Friday evening next on
the "Social Condition of the Chinese Em-
pire." The first lecture attracted a large
,lience and is said to have been quite inter
esting.
On tomorrow afternoon the Loretto
Base Ball Club will play the return game
with the Nountaineer Juniors of this place
on the grounds of the latter, and as our
boys were settled in the previous game (two
weeks ago to-morrow) to the tune of 30
against 80, considerable interest is maifested
here to see if they can't tarn the tables on
the occasion.
An infant of the female persuasion, ap-
parentlv about three weeks old, was found
in the front yard ON the premises of Joseph
and Alexander Glunt, who with their sister
and grandmother reside near Altoona, about
half3as ten o'clock on Sunday night last,
81 loft IL "A
mystery. The poor deserted waif was taken
to tile county alms-house on the following
day.
E c. Parrish, eldest son of Mr.. Josue
d. Parrish, of this place returned home on
Wednesday night last after an absence OF
some four months, spent in pursuit of mer-
camille education at Duff-s College, Pitts
burgh. Sonny as he is familiarly called,
sports a handsome moustache, but is other
wise rs much like himself as a sojourn of
such length in the Smoky City could posi-
bly, leave him.
The A b. +. c., of Johnstown, need
about two more BIS to their name, now that
they have got home from that starring tour
TO New Castle and elsewhere, at which
place (New Castie) they got one run ont of
twenty-six, the Neshannocks of that city
making the balance. Instead of the ANA
teur Base Ball Club it should now read "a
Badly Beaten Base Ball Club"-hence the
necessity for two more BIS.
-Constantinople has recently contributed
a pupil to the Pittsburgh Female College, OF
which Rev l. C. Pershing is President, in
the person Of Miss Long, daughter of
Rev. DR.. ~ L. Long, old friend of DIR.
Pershing's Of the young lady herself it
NAV truly lee said she has come long way
To attend school, and in her safe arrival is
probably verified that old saying, ''The
Long expected has come at last"
The marvellous multitudinousnesso of the
minutiaa of corroborating circumstances are
the insurmountable difficulties which un-
mistakably prevent the skeptic from dis
covering the fact that the neatest fitting,
best made and most substantial ready-made
clothing can be bought from S. j. Hess u
Bro. 2u and 243 Main street, Johnstown'
at as low prices as they can be purchased AT
any other establishment in Pennsylvania.
Mr. WIN. Ivory, Cambrian to the
manor born, but who for nearly quarter OF
a century has been tarrying in the great
West. returned TO the scenes of his youth
a few DAYS ago and has for the present hung
nm his hat at Belmont, to the amiable hostess
whereof he holds .he relation of first cousin.
Welcome back, friend of our younger days,
when good old Summitviile was more pros
porous and happy than she has ever been
since.
Prof T. j Chapman publishes a card In
Saturday = issue of the Johnstown Tribune
expressing surprise at finding himself an
nounced as an aspirant for the superinten-
dency of the Johnstown schools and OF
course denying that be is a seeker after the
position named. This is as we anticipated
il would be- as we know it is not the first
time Mr.. G. has had reason to be surprised
at statements made by the Tribune in his
regard