The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27

Boss Traugb, of the Hollidavsburo Sim
u"a' sees our big apple and goes nearly an
Inch and three ounces better In other
words, he has been presented nv our I,wv.r
farmer friend and patron, Thad. Banks
WIN TWO apples, one of which measures 14l%
llches In circumference and weighs 10
o'n oices' ana the other measures 14X inches
Hold the forks, the knives are COMING
spoons are on the way slam the dishes on
the table and pass the hash this way for
you know there's little time for fooling when
bargains great can be enioyed Inv 6nv;no
goods of all descriptions at the store ns
Myers 81 Lloyd who keep stock uneoualled
ana sell at prices low all the things that's
heeden to supply all the wants we know.
Inc close OF the campaign and the close
OF the centennial will soon follow each other
IN quick succession, bu. the close of neither
Oh 'hem possesses half as much interest for
lne average man as the cheap and elegant
ciothes OF all styles, sizes and textures so
temptingly and so extensively DISPLAYED on
the shelves and counters of the ever popu
lar Star Clotuing Hall, 1O9 Clinton street.
Johustown.
While Mr.. Samuel Baxter. OF the East
ward, WAS engaged with several others on
saturday last In removing what is known "a
the Old dye house at the Ebensburg woolen
factory, one of the ''pries' gave wav and
MIR. Baxter's particular part of the building
came down on his right thumb and ampu.
tated about an inch of that useful member
with as much ease and accuracy aip,est as a
surgeons knife would have done the work.
James Callahan, the man who is charged
WITH cansing the death of MIR. Jacob Boast
at Llliy's Station, this county, about one
month ago, appeared before Judge Dean
who came here for that special purpose on
saturday afternoon last, and entered bail in
the sum of SO, 600 to appear at the December
term of Court and answer the charge of man.
slaughter preferred against him. His bonds
men are Messrs. Daniel O'Hagan John
Leahy and John McCool.
"A lad named Elmer Hackett, employed
as messenger at the telegraph signal tower
at the Altoona freight depot, mounted the
platform Of freight car while in state of
somnanbulism, on Thursday night last, auc
was In the act of crossing over when another
section of the train came down and struck
the car on which he was standing precipf-
ta'ing him to the ground and causing his
head tH come in contact with one Of the rails
which inflicted an ugly cash over his left
eye extending back behind the ear.
Mrs r. +. Jones desires us to say that
she has just received splendid new stock
of goods at her millinery establishments on
High street, and is now prepared to dispose
Of them al the lowest possible prices for
cash aud for cash only. The ladies will do
well TO call on Mrs. Jones ut their earliest
convenience, il is always a pleasure we
know with the fair sex to get the first pick
ot everything worth picking. But we ad-
wise them not to leave their pock books at
home If they wish to make their visits both
pleasant and profitable.
When the Hollidaysburg Register asserts
that the three Democratic papors in Cambria
county are trying to get up religious feel
ing against Gen. Campbell because he Is n
Protestant, and in favor of Mr.. Reilly be-
cause he Is a Catholic, IL must either prove
that all Protestants are Know othings,
which of course it cannot do, or accept the
other alternative of having uttered n wilful
aud malicious lie, far at least the
FREEMAN is concerned. II is at liberty to
accept either horn of the dilemma, but it
need not be told that the latter Is the only
available one.
AS some of readers are apt to for
get the fact sometimes, 1t is we'll enough to
remind them occasionally that Mr.. L. Il.
Spence, the Photographic artist, is still ready
and willing to execute all work and furnish
all articles in his line at prices which any
body can stand even in these woful hard
times. There is no discount, as everybody
knows full we'll, on the pictures taken by
Mr.. Spence, but there is heavy discount on
the figures usually charged for such work,
all can learn to their satisfaction by call
ing on that gentleman at his elegant Photo
graph Gallery on High street.
-Greensburg and all the region of country
between there and I.atrobe was visited by
terrific hail storm on Sunday evening last,
which shattered window panes by the hun
dred and covered the ground with hail stones
TO a considerable depth, many Of which
measured from an inch to An inch and half
in circumference. Persons and animals
and in one case at least horse ran away
with a buggy, throwing the occupants,
lady and gentleman, oUt and injurng them
slightly, besides breaking the vehicle all to
pieces.
We record with sincere regret the de-
cease of the first member of the Sisters of
ST. Joseph in this diocese, Sister NJ. Alphon-
sus Glynn, who departed this life yesterday
(ThDrsday) morning at the convent in this
place, fortified by the sacraments of the
Catholic Church aud surrounded by the re-
ligous community whom she loved so well
aud for whom IL Is TO be hoped she is now
interceding in heaven. "Fhose who leave
father and mother, etc, for nv sake shall
receive n hundred fold in this life aud eter-
nal life hereafter" Funeral aud obsequeis
AT 10 o'clock tomorrow Saturday morning
in the chapel Of "Our Lady Of LouTdes, at
tached 10 Mt. Cfallitzeu Seminary. X. i. j.
Gen. Campbell. the man who Is running
against John Reilly in this Congressional
district, without any show OF success, did
CarrOlltOwn the honor Of a visit ono day last
week but beyond n simple "HOw aye COZ
when introduced TO the citizens OF that
vicinity, he had little or nothing 10 say to
any one. He probably felt that CarTolltown
wasn't healthy place for Republican office
seekers aud hence his indifference. On the
other hand, the people with whom he came
in contact very naturally concluded that ne
was too proud 10 be sociable-iu fact, that
he, like the immortal Fitzhugh of Texas,
was ''5iger man than Grant as
consequence they left him very severely
alone.
The Johnstown Tribune simply:liesi as
usual when ii says that the FREEMAN made
the first offer to bet that Mr.. Ryan did not
buy or attempt TO buy, and did not instruct
anybody else TO buy or attempt to buy for
him. the vote or voluntary absence of any
delegate to the last Democratic county CON
yeution. No such proposition appeared IN
.our paper previous to the one published by
us last week over the signature of the chair
man of the Democratic county committee.
We merely said we believed we were safe IN
assuring tho editor of the Herald that he
could earn a goodly sum if be succeeded in
proving certain charges made through the
columns of his paper in regard to the ques-
tion Mt issue. That ani nothing more.
Not because bis candidacy may have the
effect of defeating Lemon and e1ecting Con-