The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-28

ingmens ticket as a whole !, CO.. '' n n
oe.leo 'has tnere was Little Good in nomi-
natihg candidate for Poor House Director
and even the Good there wa. - :, -, vi,
rev sotes that there was Little show for h;s
nomination under any circumstances
oah"e' BOYD, resident of Wilkinsbnrg
~ 90, eonanctor 81. on the Pa. r. r., attempted
70 ger on freight train at Derry station ON
,iuay evening last, but missing his hold be
tei backward on the opposite track and ha-
iore he could get out Of the wav another
ram ran over him and killed him instantly.
"A lad named Bryan whose father M,
with horrible death few wears aoo bv he
ing caught in the betting at Bald Eagle tan
merry. Tyrone, jumped from a west.rn honnd
reign, train on which he had been riding
near that place, on Thursday evening Ias,
ana was struck and instautlv killed F., 90
eastern freight train. y 49,
"A little eight-year old girl who had been
taken from the Westmoreland county aims
house and adopted by a Mt Pleasant famiI,
named Haverstick, who are said 70 hars
Ireated her cruelty, died very snddeplv on
Sunday night last under circumstances
winch have led to the belief that she was
to.sohe"' ana her stomach has been taken to
Pittsburgh for analysis.
we publish the proceedings of the ,vorr
lhginen convention as sent us from Johns.
town by one of the secretaries ard arc
therefore not responsible for the omission of
w ans names OF the delegates, which should by
,'i means have founC u place in the report
out which II was not possible for us to oo-
tain through any other source than the one
which failed to furnish them.
David Huber, from Conemaueh town
snip, lncarcerated in our county jail on the.
charge OF stealing chickens was stricken bv
paralysis on Monday night last, which rem.
dered him speechless. and for nart of the
! tiine as rigid almost as corpse until yes
terday morning when he found utterauce
for single word only, but since then has
improved somewhat and is now in a fair WAY
OF recovery.
"A Y. ). detective searched the premises
IN Philadelphia, recently occupied by Hishop
1oZzins w are, who was shot au,i killed mt
tyrone on Saturday week and not ONLY
tound complete set of counterf.iters' i'm
plements, but discovered a sectional Jimmy
ami various other burglar tools This would
seem To Indicate that the unfortunate man
was in the burglary as we'll as in the bogus
coin business
Put away that linen duster darling
huhhy used TO wear, for soon he'll strike
ms winter ulster, which he buught with
pride aud care n: Murphy's great Star Cloth
ing Hall, where best of clothing fine and
neat, 10 fit aud please both large and small,
is sold at prices sure TO meet the pile aud
purse of one and all who have the $, nSe and
cents TO call-at No. lO9 Clinton street,
JohnstowD, Pa
xiii me Quick! 1 am too happy 10
hve i We're the words uttered hy young
lady III this place after returning from a
shnpping expedition to Myers & i.loyd's
cheap cash store, where she had ''boughf
h rSelf rich from the large and elegant
new stock of Fall goods recently received
a'd opened at that popular and low priced
mercantile establishment, where none can
fail 10 find exactly what they want and save
money ia buying it.
Jacob and Barbara Mills. of Bedford
ron.Ity, who are now aged respectively
uinrty-one and eighty -one years were mar
ried in 1914 ..and have lived toge her in peace
aud couteutment we hope, ever since. Mr.
NJ ills il still able to attend to his own stock
consisting of four head of horses, ten head
! of cattle and twenty head of sheep. and also
Keeps up The fences on his farm and curs aud
hauls all the wood used in his hon usehold
The Osceola RereiUe simply lies-uuder
a amisapprehcnsion of the facts xheu il saws
that the Cambria FREEMAN claims that oil
has been discovered at Chest Springs and
also At Gallitzin. The FREEMAN claimed
orling of the kind it merely gave the
NOR as it heard il, without vonchiug for the
alleged iacis. Still we are willing To cling
To our lead mines, as the Rereiiie advises, If
il will only tell us where to find the lead
mines To cling 10.
Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, Young IN an
afrad-of- His Horse, Spotted Tail, jr., Little
| Rig Man, Black Coat, Sharp Nose, aud sew
eral other 'big IuiinS' of the Sioux and
! Arapaloe tribes, passed over the Pa. X. r.,
Sunday night, On their way In Washing ton
| City to consult with the Great Father on
| the subject of obtaining a reservation ON
! T"Igue river, Montana, in lieu of the Black
Hills region, which they have lost 10y the
| encroachinents of white men.
A more quiet peaceable aud harmonious
convention WAS never held than that of the
worllingmcu on Monday last, and To their
I credit be II said, only one of the hfiy-seven
delegates present, 80 far ~ we noticed,
\ showed any signs of inehri"ty during the
| sitting 0f the convention. OF hiiu worthy
farmer OF northern Cambria pungrutly re
! marked in our hearing that there was no
doubt aiput his being II laboriug man, ns he
was evidently laboriug under the effects Of
/ rotgut whiskey.
| While f. f. Kirby, of Wilmore, was
! engaged a few mornings ago in breaking
I wood with an old matfock. the Implement
| accidentally caught on a clothes line, which
! caused it t. fl back ard strike Mr.. h. ON
| the temple, cutting an ugly cash near the
! right eve from which it was feared for n
I time that death would result. physician
! was speedily called whn S,.wed up the wound
! and at latest accounts the I'M jurrd man WAS
/ but little the worse for his adventure.
! The golden ear peeps through the husk
ii q faded tasseis dryly rustic; So, no boys,
| no from morn till dusk We'll at II then with
I shout and russel; AMI when were through
we'll quickly start, with money earned by
| honest labor to Go tfrey Wolf great cloth
| ing mart where's suits enough for every
| neirhhor who seeks to find where can he
| found the best of clothing. choice, complete,
| at prices Low and textur ssound. ami III suits
| and styles all wants TO meet. Next door TO
| the post office. Altoona, Pa.
MIR John Ermire, sou OF Mr.. Peter Il r
mire of WiImore, this county, and telegraph
/ onerator AT Derry station. was married toy
! Rev. Father Walsh, at ST. Johns church,
! Altoona, on Tuesday morning last. to Miss
! Mary Moran, of Holidaysbu Miss An
! ME Carney, daughter of our worthy friend
! and patron, Mr.. Joseph Carnev, of Altoona,
! and "a cousin, we believe, of the happy Young
/ bride, and Mr.. j. Wesley Yealey of Derry,
/ were the attendants on the interesting occa-
! sion The newly welded have our best
| wishes.
| -E w Eisenbise, the passenger conduc-
! tor of the Williamsburg Times denies the
J story recently started that the news boys on
/ the passenger trains are to be employed az
! front brakemen the truth being, as Essen
/ hise affirns that the news agents are not
1 allowed to perform any of the front brake
mans duties, not in the least particular.
/ Those are eft for the lightly worked, over.
/ paid and pampered conductor. Nearly AL
~ tbe bovs i'm the employ of the Union News