The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-01

| remembered, that soldiers OF the National
( Guard of Pepnsy vaaia are exempt from the
duty of serving on iuries, and Whenever any
/ of the members of any of our military COM
I panies notified to attend court in the ca
pacity of Jurors, the fact that they belong to
the y. q. will procure their exemption.
Christian Dobler, of Pennsville, .Fayette
county, FORMERLY resident of Mt. Pleasant,
/ says tlie Darn Of that place, will be, if he
! lives, one hundred years old on the 1st day
/ of August next. He is the father of eight
children, all of whom are living the grand
/ father of sixty-eight children; the great
! grandfather of ninety-five childrenj and the
greatgreatgrandfathe of four children.
Miss Lizzie Marshall, noticed elsewhere
as having been shot at Butler on Sunday
i last, died from her injuries on Monday night
/ following. The "gaumix" who did the
shooting is very properly named Mr.. Starr
I "a shooting Starr we might call him-who
pointed what he supposed to be an empty
gun at the unfortunate young lady and then
( pulled the tri gger. The sequel of this fool
! hardy transaction is furnished above.
Now is the time to buy your winter
clothing and the place to buy it is at JAS j.
Murphy's Star Clothing Hall, 109 Clinton
street, Johnstown, where you will find n
! large stock of ready made clothing for men
and boys, overcoats, hats, caps, underclo:h-
ing, overalls, flannel shirts, paper cuffs,
! collars, and fronts --latest styles), and other
articles too numerous to mention, all of
| which will he sold very cheap for cash.
Godfrey Wolf, the workngman's friend
D
Gently received full case of the best overalls
and shirts, which he is selling at t,centy, fce
cents piece and has made arrangements for
receiving daily invoices of goods of all kinds
which he will be able to sell at the lowest
fgures-1ower than is paid anywhere else
Call and be convinced, always remember
ing that his store is next door to the post
office.
The 'limited mail" tram which delivers
New York papers in Pittsburgh and even
at points beyond on the same day they are
printed, not only does not do that for Ebens-
burg, but the World and Sun, which used TO
reach us before noon on the day after pub
lication, do not come to hand now until the
following morning, two days after, date the
mail not being delivered here on its arrival al
$50 u. m. How's thas for 'lmited mail"
facilities?
Nj. L. Oatman wishes everybody to un-
derstand that no more credit will be given
Mt his store under any circumstances, ana no
goods will be delivered to buyers until paid
for He also desires it to be understood that
while his prices will be lower than those of
any other dealer in Ebensburg, il is because
he intends to sell for nothing but cash or
marketable produce. This is no joke-cash
sales will be the rule hereafter at NJ l.. Oat-
man cheap cash store.
We should have acknowledge last week
the receipt of wedding cards from our hand
some and amiahle young lady friend, Mrs
Gussie Roder Miss Gusse Shoemaker,
late of this place, who was lead to the hy-
menial altar in St. Mary's Cathedral San
Francisco, Cal, on Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 10th, and then and there made the
lawful, loving and lovabe wife of Col. John
W. Rodcr, L. 5. y. May peace and pros
pcrity abide with them forever.
Now put up the little stove-pipe with
meek and Christian grace stuff your mouth
with your nose wipe, smear the smut about
your face for you'll be just as CAV and hap
py, and your stars you'll surely bless, when,
like good, ndulgent "pappy," You buy
your winter clothes from Hess, who with
his younger brother can supply the world
with ''luds," and don't care a snap if other
dealers think their soap all suds. Oak Hall,
241 and 2i3 Main street, Johnstown.
1t is now maintained that the fly does
not walk on the ceiling by means of atmos-
pheric pressure, SIS popularity taught, but
that the hairs of the feet, clothed as they are
with glutinous substance poured out in
minute quantities, are what makes Mr.. Fly
stick as tightly 10 his perilous perch as cash
paying purchasers do to f. j. Mills after
they have found ont, as they invariably 10
at the first visit, that they cannot save mon
cy more easily than by buying what they
need at his establishment
Last week n tramp called at the house
of Jacob ZiliuS, of West Huntin gdou, and
omplained of being i'll. He was taken in,
provided with a bed and medicine, and re-
mained in his room for several days and
until Saturday evening, when, upon going
to his room with his supper, it was discov-
cred that he had lit out, taking with him
two gold watches, some jewelry, and $50 in
money. On Sunday he was arrested and
lodged in Jail. TIE watches, jewelry and
the greater part of the money was recovered.
Mr.. John II. Moore, about whose big
wagon and big dOings we had something to
say few weeks ago, made his first grand
entree into town since the new vehicle was
put upon the road on Tuesday evening last,
with his mammoth Great Eastern groan
ing as it were, under it's immense load of
Yankee notions, which Mr.. Moore had pro-
vided for n some What protracted trip through
Northern Cambria, Indiana, Cleartield ard
portions of Blair counties, back TO the start
ing point that gentlemans great depot of
supplies, in Altoona. May profitable busi
ness reward his enterprise aud liberal spirit
wherever he goes.
We learned yesterday of the attempted
suicide of the wife of Mr.. Daniel Fry, for
rnerly of Carroll township, this county. but
now highly respected citizen of Chest
township, Clearfield county. Mrs. Fry,
whose age is little if any less than 30 years,
induced her husband, who is also about the
same age to go ont TO the corn-neld and
then sent the hired girl TO the residince of
her son, ashort distance away. When her
husband returned from the corn-fed he
found his wife setting on the side of the bed,
with an ugly cash in her throat, and hold
ing basin in front of her, into which the
blood was slowly dropping. She was still
living at latest accounts, and the probabiii-
ties are said TO he that she will recover.
The Johnstown Tribune INDUCES in
good deal of sentimental twa1dle over the
arrest and incarceration of the absconding
cashier of Collins, Johnston & Co s bank in
this place, for which we doubt whether even
the prisoner himsolf will feel very thankful.
The idea of stigmatizing wrong the plac-
ing of such young men in positions where
they have the handling of large sums OF
money and declaring that employers are in
a certain sense responsible for the incentive
which causes crimes of this kind, is nothing
but the merest balderdash, and when one
considers that men who number their years
bv two, three and four score have committed
offences of this kind, the folly of such rea-
soninE is only the more apparent. Besides
that the offender in this instances is man
old enough and sensible enough TO have fui-
lv realized in advance the Nervousness of
the act and the punishment: due to it, and
while we deeply sympathize with him in his
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