The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-30

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n whopping young bovine that we take il
! and IT Tom should happen to send ms a ste.I
on when he slaughtets the "critter. /" as he
.meenas do.ng II he has not already done it i'm
VINE 70 serve mp at his meat MARKET in Will
more Tor Easter consumption, we win not
| forget TO tell how sweet And tootbaore ,he
'neat was. Selah
- wis wis OF rich men All remind us we can.
not make onr wills endure bnt, departing,
| must leave behind pckings for the Ia ,e
yers poor. Still there's few need fret ahou+
It, since the staff TO will is rare, though the
chancc, don't donbt it. to save money is still
quite fair; and the surest way to do it, Ard
| one that never fails at ALL is TO buv cour
made-up clothing at Godfrey wolffs great
Clothing Hall, which. "a all who read tbia
ditty have Oft been told before. is on Twelfth
! street. In Altoona city, near the big post-of
hce-tn fact, above it just one door
/ we shonld have Acknowledged severn,
| weeks ago the receipt of three p!ionoerapbic
penciis from The american Lead Pencil Co,
NOS 4S3 and 4S5 broadway, n. Y, but trust
| 1t IL not too late TO do 40 YET especially as
| we have fully tested the onaliiies of the
| various samples and are Therefore better
prepared than we would otherwise have been
! To pronounce them what they really are .be
| best pencils we have ever used Faber's not
even excepted. We trust shat the A. L, p
| Co will let us know the price per dozen. as
we are anxious u obtain supply for Office
use.
| That ever welcome and aiways interest
! ing little journal. the Huntington Local
Ne'cs, (semi-weekly,) has just entered upon
| the fourth year of its existence with evetv
[ Indication not only of a long life still before
| it, but with the avowed intention TO enlarge
its dimensions at an early day if the npces.
! sary encouragement is forthcoming which
! we sincerely hope will be promptly given
| The Local Nelrs well deserves to live and
+, prosper, not only because it is a spirited and
wide awake newspaper, bnt because it's ed
l'ors are as thorough gentlemen as il has ever
been our good fortune TO meet
| Todd Hutchinson, of this place made apnli-
! cation, week or so ago, to!the Commission
ers of Fisheries for number of hlaci, bas.
and brook trout, With which TO atock tie
I dams and streams in this vicinity I'm repIv
( Hon. r. l.. Hewitt wrote to the gentlemen
! named that the Comm issioners of which he
/ Ia one, would en,ieavor to send about fiftv
/ black bass and from one thousand TO twelve
hnndrrd brook front from the State Matching
! house at Donegal, near Marietta, in the
! course ut n few days. All which our pisca-
/ torial friends will be glad TO learn and profit
| by in due course of time.
! -Messrs. Scott Williams and Charley
I Daterner, or this place struck a bee line for
| kansas on Monday morning last and have
I ere this, no doubt, reached their destination
| but whether 10 br reiOiced or disappointed i'm
| The hopes they entertained of finding some
| thing 10 do the future alone can determine
/ Mr.. Williams, who nv the wav is n married
/ man, has a practical know ledge of the print
! ing business. and is not by any means slow
coach AT one or two other trades. hnr, like his
! companion, I've proposes TO turn his hand 10
| anything that offers and beiuy industrious
and frugal, we earnestly hope that both will
! succeed III striking a good streak in The
| great West
/ The store room of James Mcconnell a.
/ PuZzetown, Blair county caught fl re about
/ eleven o'clock on Saturday night last, aud
before the flames We're overcome the build
( ing and goods were damaged to the extent of
| 81 600, with insurance enougli 10 cover TIN,
| hp p:' Pms, b,
determine the origin of the fire-whethcr il
| was caused hr spontaneous combustion cr
was the work of An incendiarv-b but AS a hig
dog con fined in the stor': was found dead af-
ter the tire had heen rXtiuguishrd, the Hol-
| ldayshurg Standard considers the latter the.
! ory the most p!auS be one, though it deems
il possible, IL not probable, that the dog died
from sUf~cation.
| The Johrstovn Tribune says that on last
/ Friday night Mr.. VIM. Gifiin, n watchman
| on the Pennsylvania Railroad, heard his dog
! barking vociterously, at the roadside in the
vicinity nf fhc deep cut, near the old tunnel
and going to the place discovered n large Wild
cat prrrhrt ON tree. Mr.. Giffin, not having
| gun with him, set about devising means TO
! bring the animal TO the ground, but before
! This could I've accomplished, a train of cars
! passed along the track and the dog was
caught under the wheels and killed and the
Willy cat taking advantage Of the circum-
stance descended from the tree, and escaped.
This species of game is said to he quite
! merous in that locality.
! Spring would indeed be gloomy weather
! if we had nothing else hut Spring, aud
pecially such Il Spring az the present one is,
when the fricidity of the atmosphere forbids
| while d-sire serve their customers and
push things generally prompts our energetic
merchant friends, Myers & Lloyd, to as
| tonist the natives with sn array OF season
able goods such they know full we'll how
to select aud sell 20 the precuniary AL vtut-
age aud entire satisfaction of all who deal
| with Them And yer NJ. q l.. are not with
ont an abundah' stock of dry goods. grocer
les etc, with which to supply the wants OF
ALL, and for which none hn' the lowest posi-
| BILE prices are invariably asked
The lap from the train or Thursday
last of David NJ. Cannon, the escaped pris-
nner was not the arst leap for liberty ri;ute
hv that huid and desperate Young outlaw. =.
While an inmate OF til" House of R"fug",
/ nhiII,.r t,. was srut frnm the Johnsio~n
! District Court y few years ago, Cai;non
managed in some way to get on top of IN"
! ward inc osure of that iustiiution and from
/ there iumpe,I to The ground beneath. DIS
/ tsnce of fully twruty-$ix feet, or three feet
more than the hrieh. of he wall surrounding
the jaiI IN this place He succeeded on that
as on this occasion in making g"nd bis es-
cane and was uever afterwards, we believe,
! returned 10 the House ot Refuge
! -Wcarisnrur Winter the hU"rish old CHAP,
is sterIily ensconced III the r"nderons lap OF
ficklesome Spring, the cnyish young nalu,
| who 10 give him the sack - too nuch airalu
| though humanity's tired. in fact bored 10
death. with his uutimely presence and coio,
chilling breath, whcn deters not Few, u
must he confessed, from calling on Murphy
! ,vi,b n view to in vest in n suit of Spring
clothing, of which the finest ncafest an"
best, at the lowest Of prices, which none can
contest is now open and ready FOR the IN, IN,
spection Of all. at Murphy's cheap store, wei
, known as Star Hall. No lC9 Ciin'on s'ree.'
Johnston that's the place-don't forget IT.
| d Nj. Zimmerman, Esq, Secretary ana
Treasurer Of the Camden and Atlantic Kaii-
road, has placed us under ohligatiops Tor y
pass over said road, good until the 3lst OF
/ Decenber 1877 for which compliment our
thanks are hereby rendered 10 the gentleman
named When il is considered, however
that the C. 81 A. r. r. extends from Camden
to Atlantic City, famous seaside "a.er,ne
| oI,ce tbe ouestion naturally arises. OF what
earthly use can a pass in that direction he
| IN n country editor who can hardly afford to