The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-22

clothing sold? And until the Ethiope shall
! chonge 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 promp pt and true: For
! the best of made of clothing JAS. J.,,Murphy
/ is the man for you. Star Clothing Hall.
| 100 Clinton street, Johnstown.
! 1t seems after all that Michael DovIa
/ alias y. j. Carter alias A. w Andrews of
+ Hickory Ridge, this county and not a vonno
man pa'ned Farrell, is the individual who
! spirited away a valuable horse from Mr.
/ John w. Sharbaugh of Carrolltown; as no.
! ticed by us last week. The horse and saddl.
j have both been recovered, the former having
! been sold mt Newry, Blair county to a Rel
/ ford county man for $50 and the latter to
! some other party for the princely sum of So
/ Doyle himself has not yet been arrested
The problems in our last issue were
/ brought to a Boyland done Brown (John w.
and J. e., of Washington township i'm a
/ large Kittcll (Don.) by a competent Cook
/ (James r., of Bedford), after which tbev
! were sent forth by the Parrish Of p. of
! Gallitzin,) in the hands of a trusty Bearer
/ (Lewis j., of Carroll townshipD as well fit
| ted for mental Pabulum as a well done Trout
/ (our friend j. c., of Bells Mills is for the
human stomach, and better perhaps than a
diet of Worms woutd be for Luther TT
| g., of Carroll township,) or any other refor
mer of the present day.
Mrs. Mary Ann James and her son Will
| liam, who reside between Portage and Son
man stations, and man ua,fief WIN
Roberts were brought to Jail on Tuesday
night and another named Fox on the night
following the two latter for breakino into
and stealing box OF merchandise from
freight car at Gall;Zin on the 29fh of last
month, and the two former for having as is
alleged, received and secreted the stolen
goods. Mrs. James and her son were re-
leased on bail yesterday, and there is we'll
founded presumption in many minds that
they are both entirely Innocent
Something less than one thousand per
( sons have written to assure us that ''Qnin-
cy's' farmer had 80 bushels of potatoes in
his wagon while ON his way to Wilmore that
Mr.. Stephens lawyers numbered II and paiJ
II cents each for their dinner and that the
servant whom Mr.. WilImann told about
bought l9 deer at So each, so rabbits at 5
cents each, and goose for SI-makiup 100
animals and 500 even up-alI which are
'kirrect." Several of the same correspond-
ents propound problems of their own, but
until the election is over we do not expect To
tiud room for them. Until then gentlemen
have patience with us.
Radical journals throughout the State
continue 10 helch forth their Calumnies and
mi representations against Cyrus l.. Perish
ing. As II is their long accustomed mode of
conducting political campaign will not do
Judge Pershing any harrr, but will recoil on
the party whose organs engaged in the
low and dirty business. One of THE most
conspicuous men in this disgraceful work of
defamation is the nendacioris editor of the
,t"hnst"wu Tribune. Without anyfppareut
effort ou his part, hut in perfect harmony
number of his paper In earning for himself
an iinperi able crown of infanv.
MIR. w. II. Mcguire has written a letter
to the Johustown Tribune in denial of the
story published in thespapers about his hav-
ing attempted TO cotpmit suicide by cutting
his throat with n razor while laboring under
an attack of deiiri'irn tremens, 10 which letter
he also affixes the statement of his attending
ply ysiCian III conf rmation of his assertion so
far as the deliFiUDl t7cnle1ls are concerned
Mr.. VI. alleges that the cut in his throat
was The result of an accident which happened
while he was shaving himself on Sunday
morning, Oct 10th, the other inmates of the
house heing at tho time in attendance at
church, where Mr.. NJ. should SO ave been.
Wehn our next door neighbor, Mr.. John
ID. Thomas, was in Philadelphia :he other
day he submitted to the very plinful, not to
say hazardous. operation of having n large
wehn removed from the top of his head. The
surgical feat was performed by the celebrated
DIR. Gross, whose net charge was twenty dol
lars. John SAYS he wouldn't like to have 4
gross of wehns removed al that price, but is
glad enough to lie rid OF the one he hrd ,s it
threatened to take possession of all the un-
occupied territory on top of his head and
gave promise OF attaining such mammoth
proportions as to require extra hat for it's
own accommodation. p. s. Mr.. Thomas saw
Riddle while in Philadelphia, so you needn't
ask him that question.
Col. John a. Lemon, the Republican
candidate for State Senator in this district,
was in town on Monday last, and took oc-
rasion during his brief sojourn 20 drop in
and trJat us to a very acceptable Lepon-aid
in shape of 81 bill the same heingin liqui-
daton of a small amount of back dues and
nearly two years subscription in advance
for the FREEMAN. In all that makes n man
popular aud of good repute among the
masses, Col. Lemon may hs set down n
success; and while his Democratic competi-
tor Mr.. Henshey is his peer in this in
all other respects and while we shall labor
for the election of that gentleman and are
fl,a fI,of
is ''the coming man, that is no reason why
we should not concede to Col. Lemon all the
attributes of an honest, high minded gem
tleman.
-Officers Charles weakIand and Jacob
Byrne, of Susqushanna township, brought to
jail in this place on Tuesday night last
young man named James w Dale alias J.
W. West, who is charged With having
frandulently obtained possession by means
of a false check on Collins, Johnston " Co.
for Sal, of a valuable horse belonging to Mr..
John Kirsch, of Barr township, on the 23d
day of april last, which horse was after
wards sold to a gentleman residing near
Shelocta, in Armstrong county. The two
accomplices of Dale in this transaction,
Johnston and DIckason by name, the former
of Susuuehauna township and the latter at
one time a medical student at Portage sta
ton. are both now in the peniteptiary.
whittier they are said TO have been sent from
Somerset county for pursuing ways that are
dark aud tricks that are vain OF some what
similar character.
Thanks to the good taste ard artistic skill,
of Miss Maggie Myers, Miss Maud kitteii,
Miss Maggie Riley and Miss Kate O'Neill,
no fairy grotto ever presented a more en-
chanting appearance than did the high altar
i'm the church of the Holy Name, i'll this
place, during the continuance OF the Devo-
tions of the Forty Hours, which commenced
on Sunday and closed on Wednesday morn
ing last The tabernacle was surmounted
by an elegant canopy formed of Swiss mus
lin intertwined with artificial leaves and
flowers. and in this canopy the Blessed Sa-
cramenf was exposed for the ,adoration OF
the faithful. The altar itself WIS also gor-
geously bedecked with choice flowers and
evergreens, and formed altogether, especial
ly when the innumerable candies on the al
tar were ablaze at evening devotions, one of
the most pleasing and elaborate decorations
bav iookpd unOu.