The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-06

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there are made-up goods enough 70 cnvar
,ie % nakeuhsss and variety enough to please
'he tastes or ten thousand customers he tb,
same more or less. INV
In recent SehuylkiIl county road o,so
the supreme Court of this STATE decida, ~,
The township is liable for damages whero
any dccldent results from the nepligenca Of
me supervisor 10 keep the roads in order or
" open them to their legal width. The
point was argued that when natural obstrrc
tlonS prevented, Il country road was not Va
quireo 10 be opened its full width Rnt II
appears that if n jury believe a road IN bo
unsaie Tor travel, let the cause be what II
may, 1T Is evidence of negligence and ~.
township is responsible INV
we are sorry indeed TO announce that
our respected townsmau, Vim. KitteI Esq
ci,lZen and legal practitioner of long stand
ing IN this community is aud has bee,, for
several weeks past confined To his bonsa H.
serious indispUsiJion, which we trust viii
nor, however, as there is said to he reason,
10 rear, culminate i'll death. His excellent
wlfe, We are equally panied to record, is also
very III. but as her condition is by no means
threatening her early recovery is confident
ly looked for. That this may be the result
IN both cases is our earnest hone
w Ills OF rich men all remind us we can
not make our wills endure bnt departing
must leave behind us pickinus for The l., W
yers poor. Still there's few need fret about
IT, since the staff to will is rare thouoh the
chance, don't doubt it, to save money is still
al 1C1
/ one that never fails at all, is to buy your
made-up clothing at God frev Wolf"s GREAT
CIOthing Hall, which, as all who read this
ditty have off been told before, is on Twelfth
street, IN Altoona city, near the big post-of-
hce-in fact, above it iust one door
The names of l.. L. Sellers &, Co the
wei' known Pittsburgh druggists aud com
Founders of several medical preparations of
unquestlonabls merit, have become house-
hold words in the land, aud when we direct
attention, as we desire to do, to the article
puohShed elsewhere. headed SELLERS Spe-
clalties,' as well as 10 the two cards f said
hrin III our advertising columns, we feel con-
nuent mat we are doing a kindness to suci,
OF our patrons may be suffering with anv
or all OF the ''ills that flesh is heir tor for
which said medicines are not only recon-
mended but fully guaranteed as safe and GER
tain remedies
Tile Clearfield Republican of the 4,h
INST says that a young man named J S
Holt, or Hoyt, while breaking a log lam on
Cush Gushing creek, a short distance below
StahIS dam, ON "Wednesday last was killed
instantly by falling tree. The wind, which
was blowing very hard at the time blew
down "A dead henlock, which struck the uu-
fortunate man and crushed him to death
He was engaged on Alex. Henderson's lob
whose postoffice address is Grant. Indiana
county, Pa. The deceased was properly
( buried on Thursday. Hoyt's residence is
unknown hut it is believed lie hailed from
EImira, y. Y.
DIR. McEwer, formerly of Johns,own
but more recently of Altoona, has got him
self into close papers" by marrying a second
wife in the latter city while his first wife
was and still is living in ,yohnstown.
brother of the first wife went TO Altoona ON
Monday last to interview the Doctor GA, the
subject, bat when he got there he learned
that his much married brotheT-iu- law had
gone to Johnstown, where he remained long
enough To find out that his perfidy had been
discovered whereupou lie took he train and
left for parts unknown. Condign punish
ment is threatened him, but the presumption
is that he will not be exterminateJ before he
is caught.
After four years spent in private life
Mr.. Isaac Crawford has once more embark
ed in the hotel business At his well known
and popular Crawford House in this place
which h designs to conduct on strict tenn
perance principles Many there are who
will be glad to welcome Mr.. Crawford back
10 the old stand, especially when they know
that in the conducting of her own depart
rneHt there is no more con- peieut or amitble
hostess in the county than the excellent wife
of the gentleman named, who viii in the
future. as she has always done in the past,
to il that the patrons of the house are al
ways com mfortably, gcd and boUntifully fed.
The scarlet fever is i'll raging in north
ern Cambria in some localities. notably
about Carrolltown, nearly every family hav
ing one or more cases. The latest victims
we have heard Of is Il little daughter, aged
about four years, of Mr. Valentine Thomas,
Of Cdrrolltown. and II little daughter aged
about three years, of Mr.. Charles Gill, Of
Chest township. Another daughter, aged
about twelve years, of the first named gen
tIeman. afflicted with the same disease, was
not expected To live on Tuesday last, since
when we have learned nothing in regard to
her condition The bereaved parents and
friends ia beth Instances have oar earnest
sympathy.
The Sher;ff"s sales advertised To take
place here and in Johnstown on Tuesday
aud Saturday last, respectively, were, with
oniy one exception, postponed HntIl the next
term OF Court, the exception being forty
acres of land i'll Clearfrld township, ap-
praised At S31a and suid 10 Mr.. WIN. Lit
ziuger of i.orptto, the property of Jas. E.
Neaseu for $3.50. The ioInstown proper
ties were also appraised, bWt failed 10 bring
tyvot rds Of the stipulated value. as the
new stay law requires hence no SAFE. III
all the other cases time was not afforded to
comply with the requirements or the new
law, and as a consequenCe they too were
held over.
This from the Johnstown Democrat
J .,hn Jones, a lad of fourteen years, employ
e,I at the Edgar Thomson steel WORKS, at
BraddOrll s. was almost instantly killed.
"Wednesday morHing of last week, by the
fall of an elevator. He was engaged in run
ming the machine aud walked under ii while
boisted TO its highest altitude. at that mo-
ment a rope broke, and the elevator, which
was laden with a wagon load of pig metal,
came crashing down upon him. lie was
crushed lnt0 All lit-Shtpt'i H-tSS ny 'ht ~ y
weight and expired almost instantly. The
deceased WAS an orphan, and resided with
an uucIe at Braddock's =. y verdict of acci-
dental deatb was returned toy The Coroner's
iurv. His remains were brought to Johns
iogn last week and inferred In Sandyvale
Cemetery.
some time sgo man named Turner,
boss on the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad,
becapne intimate with a certain Mrs. Waple,
A married woman, who lived with her hus-
hand a laborer on the railroad, in Wallace
ton a station on said road. AS result,
Wape was falsely accused by Iurher OF 90,
aud imprisoned. Turner then married Mrs.
Waple and agreed to pay her 81 900 i'll han
and 500 per year. AS the first part OF TINS
agreement was not computed with, she
threatened Turner that she would expose
him. Shortly afterwards she vas found lead
i'm the woods abont mile from Wallaeeton,
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