The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-06

Judge Jeremiah S. Black, who has not
been in Ebensbtrg since 1856, Informed some
OF our lawyers in Hollidaysburg on Monday
last that he Would, Providence permitting,
look IN on us sofne time before the close of
me present stifnmer-a promise which
minds us of a little anecdCte, the lament
ed Lincoln was prone TO remark. During
the celebrated Porter Ritner campaign of
1888 Judge Black made speech in this
place such IA few men bnt himself conld or
can make; and at it's close well known cit
Zen OF the county, who is still living, rose
to his feet and moved that that speech be
made over again but as such proceeding,
even If practicable, was not possible, this
speech haring been entirely extempore, the
motion did not of course prevail.
Thousands consumers know the SUPERB
ority of w. & D. Hinehart's Peerless Navy
and Fine Cut.
Rev Father Bowen, of St. Francis Col.
lege; Lbtetto bad, We are sorry TO learn, the
misfortune to be thrown and trampled Upon
by horse, Oh Sunday evening last, n very
painful though not serious injury to the left
shoulder being the result. The Rev gentle
man, who was at the time on his way to at
:eEd sick call, stopped at the watering
trough east of 1.oretto to give his horse a
drink, and while there another horse and
rider halted al the same place for like pur-
pose. This proceeding did not meet the kind
ly appreciation of the first conner, which
manifested its displeasure by eletating its
hind feet in the effort to kick the other ami
NAL, thereby causing the girth to break aud
beringing on the disaster above noted
All good Judges admit the superior quail
fty of w. & u. Rinehart's Peerless Navy
and Fine Cut.
During the terrible storm of Monday
night, the lightning entered an old-fashioned
chimney at the residence of Mrs. Slas Par
rish, in Munster TOWNSHIP, and passing down
the fine, set fire to a piece of tape which was
used in keeping a large iron crane out of tile
way of the kitchen stove pipe, and after
making Il tour of the stove itself, which stood
in the fireplace, knocked few spawls
from the stone hearth aud buried itself in
the earth beneath at a spot within a few in
ches of the kitchen foor. Our esteemed
friend and patron, Mr.. Thos. l.. Parrish, of
Altoona, who was sleeping in the house at
the time. informs US that the builIing seem
ed to him TO have been raised several inches
! from its foundation, but apart from this no
unpleasant sensations were experienced, eX-
cept that Mr.. Parrish and the lady of the
house affi next morning With a
duh headache, though meme of the other In
mates of the house were in any way affected
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grocers keep il.
The Greensburg argus says that new de-
/ velopments have come to light within the
past week concerning the robbery, by gang
of whites and blacks, of the Miller family
near New Alexandria, on the night of June
!, which reveal the fact that the person of
Mrs. Miller, of Indiana county, who hap
pened to be visit. with ber husband, at
the Miller mansion. was brutaily outraged
toy the fends, and rumor has it that she died
from the effects ef her in]uries on Thursday V
or Friday of last week. These facts, the
dTgus AYERS would have been revealed IN Ich
sooner were it not that the Miilers are ultra
Covenanters in religion, one of the peculiar
tiles of which faith is an inor,linate friend
ship for the negro, several of whom We're
1 f,,s,~ s-l,
The guilty parties are now in jail but the
paper from which quote hints very
strongly at n resort TO Lynch law should the
reports in regard TO the death of Mrs. Miller
prove to tie correct.
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The glorious Fourth came and went so
far as Ebensburg was concerned without the
tap OF drum or the tread of a soldier, and
yet ii was pleasant day pleasantly spent,
nn.w withsIanding the lowering clouds and
slight fall of rain in the morning. AT the
Catholic pic-nic the best o: eujoymeut and
good feeling prevailed throughout the day,
aud the abundance of substantials aud lux
uries provided for the occasion were eagerly
sought for by the hungry ard thirsty crowd
I'm attendance, while the music and dancing
found many we'll pleased votaries, thoughnot
TO the same extent as in former years. All
in ALL II was a decided success, aud we are
glad 10 know that quite n handsome sum was
realized for the good cause. At the COngre-
tioual Sabbath School picnic, held i'm a grove
north of town, like degree of pure enjoy
meut and good cheer prevailed, and the lit
tie folks and their adult friends returned
home in the evening we'll pleased with the
! recreatious and festivisies of the day.
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| from trashy lugs, but of the very best ma
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brands.
On Monday last the new and elegant
Court House at Hollidayshurg was dedicated
with Appropriate ceremonies the occasion
bringing together a large coucourse of penple
to witEesS the interesting event. Mos: Of
the members of the bar from Cambria and
Huntingdon counties were present. as was
Judge Jeremiah s. Black. who held TIE first
| Court in the new county of Blair I'm July,
1916, and also Judge Orvis, of the Centre
district aud Judge Hall, of the Bedford dis
! trict. A very able and Interesting address
on the judicial history of the county was
| delivered by Judge Dean. in which he elo-
auentIy referred to the distinguished career
| of Judge Black in the different puhlic posi-
| tions he has filed. Judge Dean also. as was
cmineutly appropriate, pai0 feeling and
! well merited tribute to the ability and in
! tegrity of his predecessor the Bench Hon.
| George TaylCr. Judge Black did not deliver
! q prepared address, as II was published he
! would but made few remarks in his own
! witty and peculiar style. The citizens of
/ Blair county are to be congratulated on the
| dedication of their new Court House, which
! has been erected at a cost of about S125 900,
/ and is said not only to be a model in its way,
/ but as near perfection as anything built by
| human hands could possibly be.
"THF CONFIICT OF aEs."-Men differ
| on nearly every issue. There have always
| been opposite parties in politics and religion,
! though the measures fought over one day
/ NAV be universally adopted at another. and
those sacrificed regarded as heroes aud mar
/ tyrs Medicine has also been subject TO
revolutionary disturbances. When Drs.
! Harvey and Jenner announced their discov-
| cries thev were held in contempt aud ridi-