The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-12


counts-so anxious indeed that if those in
arrears doa't soon pony up they will fiud
. their bills in the hands of an officer for col
lection. The store room recently occupied
by said firm can he leased by making appli-
cation TO Mr. Rich'd Tudor. Who wants it?
The second number of 1.-The Cutting
Box, twenty-four column paper filled to
the brim with business notices and number
less good things of an original character has
just been issued by the extensive hardware
tirn of Dibert, Wayne s. Co. j Johnstown. our
( friend Harry Wayne, of said firm being the
et,itor. 1t is a handsome sheet and one
which does credit to the business euterprise
of its origirators.
An old man named James Young whose
home is i'll Hemrtield township, Wcstmorc-
land county, while walking on the track of
the Pa. Il. r., Monday evening last, got
nnt of the way of the Johustowu AccomIno-
dation aud into the way of q coai train NOV
ing in the opposite direction, the latter of
wtich struck and knocked him some dis
tauce, iutiictiug injuries which can scarcely
fail to produce death.
The snow nay come and the snow NAV
90; the sun may shine or the sun may glow:
/ the weather he foul or the weather be fair
people who buy from Hess need never care
for clothing thsy'll get ut prices los thatli
keep them warm wherever they GO; and
though Sol above with his heat may bless.
he's nowhere on clothing compared To Hess
whose surname is likewise Sol. PAL aud 243
Main street, ,bohustOwn.
We extend to Capt. III. y. woodruff
senior editor of the JOhnstown Democrat
our sincere sympathies in the loss hy death
ON Sunday evening last of his wife, Mrs
Elizabeth Woodruff, aged 81 years month.
and 26 days. We have the assurance OF sew
eral who knew the deceased lady quite in
tImateiy, that she was most exemplary
kind hearted and faithful wife, mother
friend and neighbor, Peace to her ashes
Prof. Charles II. Verill. principal of the
State Normal School at Mansfield Tioya
county, will be present during the entire
session of the Teachers Institute of this
county, which couvcues in Johusrowu on
Monday, Dee. 2ith, aud viii act as irstruc-
tor and lecturer. Three gold prizes or S.. So
and 81 respectively will be awarded Ivy the
Institute to the three best spoilers OF two
hundred words selected from Webstcr's
unabridged dictionary.
The wooden factory in This place late
the property of T. NJ. Jones &; Sons with
dwelling hous,. and Buildings and nineteen
acres OF land, was sold at sssiguee's sale on
Saturday last to Messrs Samuel Baxter VIM
Baxter, David Price and Richard Jones ir
for the sum of s., ,9OJ. The hew owners in
tend To enlarge the factory and run il on a
I .arg"r scale than ever. Mr.. john Evans
( hcugnT two acres of land at the same sale fo-
S2lO aCd Mr.. Richard Cuttings Invested 1886
n frur acres 1t the same time
MIR. Charles Banner, a citizen of Mar
engo, Iowa, and brother of our much es-
trr'ncd i"wnsman, Sheriff Baumcr, has been
elected this fall Tor he fifth time to the.
office of Treasurer of tIe county in which he.
resides. and this too in the face of ,he fact
that the Democracy, iy whom he has so fire.
qunntly b' Ell hOnorctl, is in the minority IN his
district. Evidently Mr.. Btunrr. like his
brother here, is II popular and faithful t,iti GER
and the people thereaway manifest n Gem
tnendable pride in rewarlng such IA man,
"A young aud hearty looking tranIp ac-
comnanied by woman and boy, attracted
considerable attention hy falling or pretend
ing tu fall in a At II igl street on We'd
n"sday last. He came round all rylt
however. i'll due course of time, and with his
companions male his way TO the county
alinshnuSe, where he csSaycd n similar scene
Soun after, but as the thing wouldn't ft To
any advantage, Inc finally gave it up in dis
gust. II may br doing an unfortunate mau
injustice, but il looks very much rs if the
fits We're put on TO Axcite sympathy.
Huntington county, for many years Re
publican. and counted upon This fall for 800
majority for thar PARTY, has given Pcrsliing
81 majority ami Piollet -. The whole
county fusion ticket, -" embracing true and
o!i-time Democrats and Republicans tired
of official corruption and dishonesty is elect
-d Ivy from 139 to 40 majority ever the Rad
iCaI county ticket, known there as the
WOnds-Orlady coalition and formerly the
faction followers OF ex-senator Scott, with
tlc exception of their candidate for Register
and Recorder. Tho Huntingdon Monitor
tl;. efficient Democratic organ OF he comfy,
comes out with full illustrations of he loud
est am, most iulilant kind over the victory.
An attempt was made 10y tha Pa. r. Il.
Co., Tuesday last, 20 run a rapid-tra
train, consisting of an engine aud three ears,
one of the latter of which was frrighted with
coal and wafer, from New York TO Pitts
hurgh without stopping, but owing 10 u terri
bile aud faTal accident which occurred ut
Pouerny station sixiy-threc miles east of
Harrisburg, whereby one of the passengers,
NJ r. q. 5. Douglass, Assistant Road Forernru
nf Engineers on the Middle Division, WAS
knocked from the platform of one of the
ears by Eis head coming in contact with a
iniik- stand erecte,; close 10 the track, and
Instantly killed, the train was brought to 4
halt and the experiment rs n couScq Uence
failed, the train reaching Pittsburgh more
than !wo hours behind schedule time. At
Harrisburg old locomotive engineer
nauied HOlfinaster attempted to get on the
same train while il was III motion, but fall
ing under ilie wheels both of his legs
sa frightfully crushed that ampuiation was
found necessary.
PROBLEMS ANSWERED. -Mcssrs. L. o.
Frirl of Lorcit), J. e.. Trout. OF Antistown,
and Don Kitfeil. of this place, have furnish
ed answers to the problems in our last issue