The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

again py the pbtte and Echo that Gen Jacob
; a Ea,npoeil was President of a Know 9TH
ing rouge In Johnstown a few years ago, and
thdt subsequently, he belonged 10 a proscrip-
1--WE order Known as the "a American Mechan.
.cs both of which charges have not been
90 u @oannoe DE denied by even so reckless \
party Journal AS the Johnstowa Trib,,ne
! " nat ito our foreign born citizens propose to
do about it? f W
Legally speaking it is not a dear thing
now 10 shoot deer, as deer hunting is in
! season, but in view of the scarcity Of such
game we opine that it would be a dear ex-
Perlence to go in quest of deer in this region.
better come down to things cheap and sDend
you, uthe and money in purchasing dry
gooos, groceries and other nee,lful merchant
uise at the low-priced cash store of MYERS g
LLOYD, High street, Ebensburg where bar
| gains await all who wish 10 profit by them
The martial band which accompanied
the Loretto delegation to the Chest Springs
! meeting broke in on the fervid eloouence of
Mr.. Horne soon after he had warmed mn to
ms subject, and the Jesuit was that MANY of
/ his hearers hurried to rhe door of the bal
! TO se what was 10 lie seen on the outside of
: the building Whereat we concluded tbat
tn their ears AT least there is less music i'm n
Horne than there is in Il tife and drum
drum " '
| 1T is perfectly safe TO set down "a ono
OF ihe 1rt6"ne's lies, which are always CON
tefnpta1le, the assertion that leading work
ers OF Irish descent in the Democratic partv
protested against the nomination of Sheriff
Baumer for State Senator. No class of our
CITIZENS would have more heartily endorsed
such a consumination than Irishmen and
the descendants of Irisl,nen and pobodv
could know this fact better than the editor
/ of The y Johnstown Tribune if he was willing
TO listen to and I've guided by the truth.
AN exchange wants to know il TINA Ia
money how To get the cash out Of the time of
need. Well thar depends good deal on tbe
sind OF a need IL Is, but if it should happen
! 10 embrace suit of made-np clothing fl for
any man or youth to wear, il is easy ep,uoh
to get the cash out of 1t by saving your dimes
IN The making of purchases at the mammoth
clothing emporium of Godfrey Wolff. next
door to the post-ofce, Altoona where every-
.ning IN the II ne of clothing, hats, caps, fur
'ishinR goods, etc, are kept in great pro:u-
sion and solo At the lowest prices
ALI who have noted the fact, and esrec;-
ally those who live in the immediate vicinity
OF the Union school building, are profuse in
! their praise of the good discipline which has
! been so fully inaugurated in our borough
! schools under the efficient management of
Mr.. Frank Lyta, principal in charge. The
task he has accomplished was by means
light one, hut the light of experience has
! enabled him to become master of the situa-
/ ton, and IL il no more than proper that a
| light such as Mr.. Gvte possesses should not
/ he hit1eu under a half bushel, or even three
! pec1s.
"A little son of Mr.. John Scblosser, a res
! ident of the village OF Summerhill in Crovle
township, fell from n grapevine swing on
Thursday of last week aud sustained iniur-
! les OF character likely to prove fatal if in
! deed they have not already resulted in his
! death. The only hurt apparent at the time
! was !he fracture of the bones of the right
| wrist, which was properly adjusted by DIR.
! Lnke, hut subsequently the lads hand and
| arm began TO mortifv, and although still liv-
! ing on Monday night last, the probabilities
| were that he coouid not survive. His age is
! ahovt twelva years.
A brother, half brother and brother-in-
! law OF Messrs. y. II and Philip Grouse, of
this place, were at work in Zug's mill. Pitts
burgh, VIXEN the terrible expulsion took place
in hat establishment TIE former being the
] time within fifteen feet of the boilers which
| blew mp, but all of them escaped without in
/ jury of any kind. y portion of the fiying
debris also struck and demolished one side
of the house occupied by the mother of the
above named gentlemen, which was situated
only a short distance from the scene of the
explosion, hut strange to say none of the in
mates suffered so much as scratch
MIR. Henry Gore, n well nown Repub-
: lican citizen of Cambria borough sent a
communication to the Johnstown Tribune in
reply to n scurrilous attack on Mr.. Ryan and
a "highfalutin' puff of Mr.. Davis made by
a correspondent nf that paper signing him
self Jake hut rs Tom Swank declined. TO
publish Mr.. Cores letter, that gentleman
has furnished a copy OF it to the Johnstowu
Democrat, in Which it appears this week a
proof of the letter was to have been sent
TO us, or at least was expected by us, on
Monday night, but II did not come into
our la uds until Thursday morning,
forced TO give it the go-by until next week.
In Siam the parties to a lawsuit are all
put under cold water and the one who stands
the pressure longest wins the suit. In this
country the thing is reversed--the lihgants
get into hot water and are kept there As long
possible. SO much for lawsuits, and now
let us ,sav n word OF two about some other
kut of suits--stIits of clothing for instance
which we have no hesitation in saying can
he purchased from Jas. j. Murphy, OF Star
CloiIing Hall, 100 Clinton street, Johnstown
AT prices so low that no man with n few dol
lars in his pocket can invest his cash to a
better advantage. And the suits sub
stantial, neat, stylish and we'll made.
The Bellefonte WatchH0n never fails TO
nnbosom itself in language Meek FtTey-
ous, as the case may seem TO demand, ami
is always talking to the point and saying its
"a V in The fewesJ and tittest words possible.
In proof whereof witness the following eX-
cerpt from it's last issue The ,Johrstown
Toice and Echo has got the long end of the
string on the Congressional question in that
district IL charges Col. Jacob Nj. Camp
bell, the Radical nominee, with being a
Know Nothing and furnishes the facts TO
prove it, and Col. Campbell knows that to
run for Congress in that district with any
such a record would be just about rs sensible
and exciting as to turn stump-tailed bull
out fight hornets
A pocket-h hook containing several rail-
-oad passes telegraph franks, etc, but
"uary'' cent of money. was pickeG un on
the railroad track at Huntingdon, on Thurs
dav of last week, bv Mr.. john Quinn, who
vas not long In discovering that the proper
" belonged to WIN. Thaw, Esq, second
Vice President of the Pa. Il. X. CO., TO whom
il was returned I'm due time through Hon.
John Scott, who happened to De IN Huhtihg-
don at the time How the pocket-book came
to I've where it was found, and why there
was no money in it, is accounted for by the
fact that Mr.. Thaw and another gentleman
named Barnes had been made the victims OF
nick -nockets on a sleeping car the night pre-
vious the former losing about 5000 ard the
latter 500.
We stated three weeks ago on the au-
thority of a gentleman who took the tronpie
10 in vesticate the matter, that there We're IN
Washington, Gallitzin, Allegheny and Clear
field townships, including of course the sever