The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

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and present week of Court But Alas for
human expectation, we didn't do the rakine
I very extensively
John f. Bell, ESQ, of Bells Mills was
noin,na1ed Tor the Legislature on Monday
( last by the Democrats of Blair county To fiiI
! the unexpired term of Hon. ID. NJ Jones
deceased Mr., Bell is said to have the RIM
OF the true Democratic metal though nor a
ffhJ candidate for all that
| There ia something peculiarly and emf
! teringly suggestive in the word Boils. MANY
suffer with this exhibition of inpure blood
which disfigures the person and annoys at
,en9anis and associates. when they could he
matte clean and their blood kept pure bv
using DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture
Mrs Hannah Cai,lerwood died in Tyrone
on Tuesday OF last week at the patriarchaI
age OF 93 years The deceased was a widow
| for ffty-eight years, and the fact that she
never was in railroad car but once in her
! life may have lad something to. do with her
| remarkable longevity.
! The Somerset Democrat admits this week
! that II was led into error about the atleyed
production of 93 bushels of wheat hy weight
/ or ~ by measurement. from one acre of
! ian'i the correct version of the story being
that SO bushels of oats not wheat by weight
/ or S015 bushels by measurment were grown
( on one acre of ground
| "A mission will I've commenced in the
! Ca'holic church in this place on next Sup-
aay week, Sept. 23d by two or three I.azarist
| Fathers well known i'm religious circles for
| their impressive rloquence ,nuremittiug zeal
| and fervent devotion to the great and good
| work to which they have devoted. their lives
! -Rev. Ferd. Kittell and Father Holland
/ reached Philadelphia on Saturday last. inst
eight months and fifteen days from the time
they left that city on their way to Rome;
( anil on Tuesday last Father Ki,tell Went TO
/ pittsburgh, from whence he will return to-
day ON n brief visit to his home in this place
MIR. George Albert Bates, Assistant Gem
eral Manager of the Cambria Iron Company
jamestown, and so,i-in-law of Hon. d. j.
horTeH. whose serious illness we noticed
! last week, died of hemorrhage of the lungs
I on triday last. Mr.. Bates was formerly EN-
I pioyed in the Treasury Department at Wash
ington.
The jury OF inquest in the case of Miss
Margaret Ann Murray, of fJohnstown. whose
sad death is detailed else W here re- convened
on Monday evening last, and after hearing
| the testimony of the attending physician
adjourned until rhis evening for the purpose
OF eliciting further evidence which was not
hen forthcoming.
"A young man named Theodore b. Cress-
well, of Petersburg, Huntingdon county at
tempted to jump freight train on Sun
dag morning last, but missing his footing fell
under the wheels and had one of his legs
crushed below the knee and the other one
badly fractured. The worst injured limb
had TO he amputated.
Mrs. Elias Jones and family, accom-
panied by several members of two other
families, numbering in all about twenty per-
sons, left this place route for Iowa, on
Tuesday morning last, in three spring wag-
ons and various other vehicles. drawn by
ten horses and forming altogether quite n
respectable looking cavaicade.
The old and reliable Farmers Insurance
Company of York, Pa, is now represented
in this place and vicinity hy Mr.. K. r.. Da-
Wis, of our most energetic and trust
worthy business men, who is also well known
as general agent for the Cambria Mutual In
surance Company. No seeking insr-
rance can go amiss by calling on Mr.. Davis.
In view of the fact that Luke Coleman,
who required the efforts OF seven strong men
To keep him from iuiuring himself, and
young laliy whose name is not given. were
both taken from Altoona 10 the insane asy-
lum At Harrisburg on Saturday last, il would
to he in order TO advise people who
don't want to go crazy TO keep away from
the ''Mountain City,
We learn from The Johnstown Tribune
that our honest and warm hearted old friend,
Mr.. Charles Canny, of Conemaugh borough,
returned on Friday last from visit 10 the
land of his birth. the dearly loved Emerald
Isle, looking as if the voyage had fully
agreed with him. Glad indeed 10 welcome
him back and sincerely hope that his days
may be long in the land.
WIN. W. Wilson was lodged III jail here
on Friday last on the charge ot receiving a
lot of saw mill betting alleged TO have been
olen from Mr.. John Lantzy, of Susque-
hanna township, soIre time ago, and Si.aS
y. NJ Iutosh, of Portage station, found lodg-
ment III the same institution, on Monday
last for assault and battery preferred against
him hy Mr.. VIM. Pringle, merchant AT that
place.
"A neatly printed card informing us that
H. A NJ Pike is n member Of the Indiana
County Agricultural Society for the year
1877 which simply means that III we VISIT
Indiana ~ any time from the 2d to the 9th
of OctoScr next we will be admitted TO the
twentieth annual Fair of said Society free
gratis for nothing, has been kindly sent us
by Geo. w. Hood, Esq, Secretary oil SAID
organization.
eff IL be true that hardship is a good
school for r,,eveIopment, then from physical
standpoint, babies should have growth as
symmetrical as it is surprising. II would
he so were they kent free from the disorders
of bahyhood 10y safe and iudicions treatment.
Every one who has used il proEonnces DR..
Ruli,s Baby Syrup the best remedy Known
for the complaints of early childhood 20
cents per bottle.
arg and House Of Refuge by our county conrt
last week among the former OF whom,
through the inadvertance OF our Conrt re-
porter, we failed in part OF our last EDITION
70 mention Jacob Hawker, convicted OF bur
gl,rv and sentenced TO one year and eight
months imprisonment in said institution,
will he taken To their respective destinations
by Sheriff Ryan OF "Wednesday OF next
week.
MIR. Joseph Crste of Washington town
shin informed MS on Monday last That from
the outside edge of his buckwheat heid ne
pulIed a sinqle stalk a few days ago, from
the blossoms of which he shelled eaght MN
,Irod and serepiy sound and fuiiy deretopeo
,o.o;ps This is certainly a big thing on
bnckwheat but as Mr.. Criste', veracity can
not be questioned by any one, the statement
must be accepted as strictly true III every
particular. -
'-C,ur esteemed local correspondent, +. j.
p of Gallitzin. writes TO confirm the an
noupcement already made in these columns
about the discovery of oil on the farm OF Mr.
Anthony Myers, in that townshiP' wnicn n1
.,ys A,tvs from the surface of the earth and
il plain.v visible TO any one waiting me
nremises An expert from the oil regions
saws there is no doubt whatever about u.
Men OF capital aud enterprise VIII 40 wen to
make a note of this.
"A number of Pa. Y. IL. engineers, hre-
men and t,rckeuien at East Conemangh re-
reiyed notice on Saturday last from tue