The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-19

: DOfOuBn, WHICH uOW sports tnfte RuttuiapS
( of the peace, two of whom are hereafter TO
I do duty at night and the other during the
day. Jas. b. McCreight is also to be, if he
has not already been, qualified to act as
special night watch for the Fifth and Sixth
! Wards.
! -Susqnehanna township, according to
| one of correspondents, comes to the
/ front with ear of corn which throws
Goodlander's brag ear completely in the
/ shade. This a-maize-ing production is eight
! inches long and measures nine inches around
the larger and six inches around the smaller
end. Will the Clearfield Republican please
acknowledge the corn?
| His feet flew from under him and he
came down sock He slowly arose, and, as
/ he felt cold current steal up his back, he
tried to pull the end of his overcoat further
down behind, while he enquired the way 50
the Star Clothing Hall 1O9 Clinton street.
Johnstown. He wanted pair of pants that
would not "bust," and he was sure that
Murphy had slathers and gobs of that kind.
-Messrs. John wer,ner and Edgar Nc
Cormick, of Carroltown, INDUCED in a trial
of skill one day last week at making a joint
OF stove-ppe each without the of ma
by the latter gentleman, he having accom-
plished the feat in fifty-hve seconds by the
watch, leading Mr.. wertner just five sec
onds, the latter occupying full minute in
| accomplishing the task.
-Th. snow may come and the snow may
go; the sun may hide the may glow
| the weather be foul or the weather be fair
people who buy from Hess never need care
for clothing they'll get at prices quite low,
that II 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. Nos
2i1 and 243 Main street, Johnstown.
a party Of ladies and gentlemen from
Altoona intend to participate in grand hop
at the Crawford House, in this place, on
Wednesday night of next week, (the night
before Thanksgiving,) and have extended
invitations 70 several of our citizens to join
with them in the festivities. Mine host
Fitzharris will make ample arrangements
for the feeding and accommodation of all who
attend, and there is no doubt it will be a
joyful occasion.
John Lawville, convicted in the Hunt
ingdon county court last week of stealing
money from . young man at Spruce Creek,
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for one
year Charles Trier, found guilty of the
larceny of watches from jacob Zillius,
sentenced to the same institution for two
years and four MONTHS and Charles NJ
Africa, who plead guilty to robbery, larceny
aud stealing from the person, assigned
10 the same quarters for term of six years
and six months, all told.
l:..r
not long since between two men named w.
T. Seigh, of New Florance, and Jacob Sny-
der, of Allegheny City, both of whom were
connected with the floating gang" on the
Pa. r. r., the latter got one of the fingers of
the former i'm his mouth and chewed it III a
fearful manner, for which cannibalistic feat
lie was arrested at Derry Tuesday last
and after hearing in Johnstown was
brought here and committed to Jail to await
trisl at the coming Court.
oh, the river that floweth forever the
same may follow the one channel and bear
the one name; but the flowers on it's mar
gin, the trees and the grass, forever must
change with the seasons that pass, and there
by.remind us, as it does at this time, that for
goods that are neetiful for such a cold cline,
there's no dealer in town who in prices ex-
Gel Messrs. Myers & Lloyd, whom You oft
have heard tell keep a store on High street,
where folks always can find bargains in dry
goods, groceries, and goods of all kind.
MIR s. J. Luther sends us the dimensions
of an ear of corn raised by Mr.. Henry Miller,
of Susq nal ow nship. which weighs pa
lts and is one inch shorter anu has half an
inch more girth around the smaller end than
the ear described in another item. He also
informs us that the same gentleman raised
from ~ lbs, or 16 eyes of the Ohio Victor
potatoes, no less than 81 lbs of mealy muir
phies, one of which weighed 2X lbs. Who
can beat these productions, is the question
pertinently asked by one correspondents.
The approach of Thanksgiving and the
proximity of the Christmas holidays should
already begin to make people feel happy in
anticipation of the coming delights, and as
that happiness cannot but manifest itself in
the countenauces of all who come under its
influence, no better time than the present
could be thought of for securing excellent
photographs at T. T. Spence's renowned
Photograph Gallery, where elegant hfe-like
pictures, emiuently worthy of place among
the most desirable holiday gifts, can be OBJ
tanned at the very lowest rates.
st Francis College, Loretto, has once
more aspired to the dignity of a silver cornet
band, consisting of twelve of the pupils,
whose names are as follows: Harry Camp
bell, San Francisco, Cal /; Henry jacob,
Huntingdon Michael McCann, Tyrone
HarryJ McHugh, James Morris and w II.
Giltman, Philadelphia, James Kelley, Sa-
vannah, Ca David Hughes, p. Reagan and
Iob, Tracv pittsburCh T s. Troxel, Gal
ii.zin and p Dolan, Parkersburg, w. Va.
We hope the young gentlemen named
will soon be able to give good account OF
themselves.
Several lady members of the Catholic
church in this place are busy at work on the
preliminary arrangements for grand far