The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

sentenced to pay a fine of Sl0O and UNDERGO
penitentiary '
baby shows are the fashion now. bnt as
iong "a mothers continue to nurse their little
ones with iaudanum or other opiates thew
cannot expect :heir babies TO look bright
II yonr baby needs medicine get n good and
harmless one such as DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
% cents IA bottle
james f. Campbell's latest newspaper
venture, the O0 Times, of Edenburg Clarion
county, was sold by the sheriff on Monday
last To d. Nj. Gnffey for 5000. The paper. it
is said, will he continued under Mr. Camp-
nell management, and geographically
speaking il could not be in better hands.
The Johnstown Tribune is mistaken in
saying that the lumber in the old Mountain
House on the north side of the railroad at
Cresson, now being dismantled is tn be use,
IN the erection of a Catholic church AT Lillv's
station. The church is to I've Protestant
one, but of what denomination we failed to
learn.
The Johnstown Tribune of Monday savs
that two boxes of goods stolen from Pa. r.
Il. car ut the depot in that place on Wednes-
day morning OF last week have been recov-
cred 10y Chief-of- Police Harris Some of the
goods were shipped TO Pittsburg last week,
out 1t Is thought that they too will be re-
claimed.
MIR. Henry Brown will offer at public
sale, on Saturday afternoon of neat week
Dec Sih, at the residence of John Hileman
in Cambria township, two head of horses
three cows, one spring calf, three hogs and
q lot of farming Implements, produce. house
hold furniture, etc. See posters printed at
this Office
-Mcssrs. Adam Treftz and Charles Els
worth left Johnstowu on Monday evening
last for California, where they propose 10
locate. The frs: named gentleman WAS es-
corted 10 the railroad station by brass band
and n large concourse of friends, whom 1t
would be unfair to presume were glad To see
him leaving.
Mark Pringle, OF Franklin borough.
charged with being concerned in the rail-
road disturbances at Cambria Siding on the
night of July 21st, was arrested and taken
before Esquire Strayer, of Johnstown, on
Saturday evening Last, and after hearing
was required to enter bail for his appearance
at Court tn answer.
-Ebeuezer Richardson, who served in
the American navy during the war of 1912,
aud was on board the Constitution at the
time she captured the British ship Guerriere,
and WAS also on the old 1rouSides when she
destroyed the Java, had to lie down and die
at last in the Somerset county poor house on
trilay night week.
Mr.. Thomas Myers of East Conemaugh
has secured an engagement from the hessrs.
Collins to accompany the corps of civil
giueers who are TO survey the rOute of the
railroad In Brazil for the erection and equip
neut of which they were recently awarded
/ n contract, and is to leave for that country
on the 18th of next month.
If Sheriff Ryan hasn't had an opportuni-
ty To read some newspapers we could name
he is probably in blissfu ignorance OF the
fact that with the aid of several employees
OF the Pa. K. Il. CO., he succeeded ON Thurs
dav night Of ast week In capturing aud
bringing to Jail here no less than fifteen
tramps who had taken fOrCihle possession
OF the track houses at Wilmore and Gone.
Unaugh.
Peter Hopp-l, aged 63 of Richffeld
Wisconsin, while walking on the railroad
near Bennington, last Thursday forenoon,
was struck by AN engine ana thrown some
distance from the track, but fortunately es-
capped with no worse injuries than a severe
cut In the forehead about t"O inches In
length He was taken to Altoona, where
his wound dressed and then sent To the
county almshouSe.
Linton johnson, young colored man
charged with heing concerned In the robbery
on "Wednesday night OF last week of local
freight car at the JOhustown station, was
committed for trial after p bearing before
Esquire Strayer on Tuesday evening Last
Wilson Patterson. sr., also C"lored, was also
. bound over for trial on u charge OF receiving
the stolen goods
The cred demon Of the nurserv.' other
wise and more commonly known as scarlet
fever, is scourging several families III north
/ ern Cambria and even In our town, Just
now. One of the most distressing ot All the
cases that have come TO our knowledge - in
the family of Mr.. Michael Murphy, residing
in Cambria township. a few miles from
town, Hevru or whose Cnll'llft, are no" Nj
hictrd with this dangerous disease.
"A we'll known merchant anl hotel keep
or I'm northern Cambria was arrested on Fiji
day last for the alleged forgery OF the name
of another party to his license hond, tine
couulainart in the case being a cousin OF
-b. ac,.us.d The latter gave bail to appear
for a hearing on "Wednesday last, hut what
WAS then done in the matter we tailed 10
l.aru Time enough TO make w" name
public when the case GENES before Court, II
il ever does.
A four-year old son Of Daniel Berkey,
residing near Scalp Level, this county, got
hold of a loaded revolver on Shturday nlght
last, and while trying to discover the true "
iuyar,uess'' of the dangerous weapon, accl-
deutaIIy shot himself i'll the right breast.
I and if he has not already died from the et-
fects OK the wound the probabilities are ,hat
he cannot survive. The careiessn-SS Whlch
permits loaded firearms 30 be lett WIthih
reach of children is little II any less 'Han
criminal.
/ referred last week can now he seen IN All us
glory at the cheap cash rfore OF Myrrs
IIovd who among nurlheriess owner 'TticIes
have taken new departure in the way ot
ladies' coats. of which they have full anu
fashionable line of various sizes anu textures
and at the lowest possible prices. also, All
( elegant assortment of rnade-np ciothlhg'
overcoats and all other goods comprised II
large and we'll selected stock. 60 and see
how il is yourself.
The Huntingdon journal tahtn W, W, ,aH,I'' ,,
F ,o ranark that the ''tickle me aud II TICKLE
von" policy which il seems to think mas oeeh
established between the Locdi Ne'os and the
Cambria FREEMAN must be very amusing
TO the readers of the two papers III qneshoh.
WILL supnose it is-a newspaper, we Iahe
- 20 esigued for the amusement as well as
the instruction of it's readers, and II tne
.yo,n-naL fails in both these eisentiais tnat -
certainly no reason why Gus fellows sho"iu
follow it's example.
w.. ;oin with the Democrat in advising
all narties in need of overcnats TO examine
the stock at Star Clothing Hall, 1o9 Clinton
street, Johnstown. The assortment is com com
plete, the styles are the latest, ana me pIlces
annareI and furnishing goods for men and
| bows are sold by Mr.. Murphy at very small
! ad vance on first cost, and all goods kept ny
him may he depended upon as hrst class III
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