The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-17

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not Tor the last time. on wednas,lo,- -.
Aug. I'D, where he NAV he fouud ,t ia
hotti OF Mr. n. j Haugg, ready willing aud
anxious To do all work in his line in n sails
i"o'oiS manner and the very lowest prices
Prejudice, which is only crvstaIized oh.
s,inaey often rules in the physical tire atment
OF Babies. They are allowed To suffer and
scream with pain from Collie, FIatuierce
nowei Disorders, etc, when some s!mple
Geiia"le and safe remedy as DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup would give almost immediate relief
ana perfect ease to the little sufferer Price
70 cents per bottle.
If this should he read by any one suf
Iering from gravel, Inflammation of the kid
neys, or pain in the back or side. we wonld
recommend then, to use E. X Tbomnson,s
Barosma. or Back-ache Liver and Kidney
Cnre, which will in all cases afford ,peedv
rehet and affect cure. Prepared AMI sold
S I''n III Iitnsviile, Pa, and also for sale
Ivy Lennon " Murray, Ebensburg. Price,
81 per bottle
samuel Rhule, formerly a conductor in
The lower yard at Altoona was arrested in
I rhts3urgh on Monday last for participating
IN tae recent railroad strike at Altoona and
I Is now an inmate of the Holiday shury iail.
where hreman named Mccormick arrest
ell on the same day for the same offense. is
also confined. Mob rule is poor rule for
samuel Rhule any other man to follow
either AS n rule or as an exception.
Stick tn your friends through thick and
through thin, and never go back on any rich
I Kin, for it may bother YOU some in thrse
woful hard times To raise enough ,uopev II,
dollars and dimes 70 buy decent apparel to
keep out the cold, notwithstanding the fact
Ihat the clothing is sold at prices So low at
Star Clothing Hall, that to wear shabby duds
there is scarce need at AL. No. 100 Clinton
street, Johnstown, is the right place to call
"A half dozen we'll sharpened timothy
seeds down the back of a persp piring farmers
boy who is busily engaged in slowing away
! hay under the ridge pole of the barn is apt
10 make him forget for the time being that
the great clothing bazaar of Godfrey Wolff
next door to The post-office, Altoona, fur
nishes beIter wearing apparel for less money
! than any other establishment of the kind
that can be trotted ont anywhere
A child was recently born in Scotland
with two stnmachs. which is Just two more
than most of people in this vicinity could
well afford TO keep filled were it not that
groceries and provisions of all kind can I've
oought Tor mere song, so to speak, ut the
cheap cash store of Myers & Lloyd who
keep nearly everything the wants of the
community demand and never demand an
exorbiaut price for any article they offer for
sale.
&C. w. Easily, the genial and efficient To-
ral editor of the Johnstowu Tribune, spent
"Wednesday III our town not as a compulsory
but as n voluntary guest of Sheriff Ryan.
Owing 10 hiS recent miShap, Cas-. carries his
right arm in a sling, which of course units
him III great measure for renorforial duty,
or indeed for work of any kind, if we except
the Knitting business, i'll which his in urcd
shoulder is at present very diligently if not
very protitahly engaged.
"A regular pitched battle between five or
six dogs, who seem TO have had a Wholesome
dread of the ordinance against fighting in
side the borough limits, took place few
evenings ago near the fine residence of A V.
Barker, Esq, "a short distance from town,
aud all efforts to part them proved unavaI-
ing, the contest continuing until one of The
number was sent 10 the "hapry land OF ca
nine' and several others were literally
'clawCd mp 30 to speak.
-Messrs. WIN. Jones and Thomas Evans,
who for many years past have carried on the
black ksmi!hiHg business in This place, started
west on Il prospecting tour Tuesday morning
for the purpose of seeking and il possible
fiI ding n bigger bonanza than they leave be
hir Il them. As both gentlemen are excel
lent mechanics and worthy citizens. Ebcus-
urg can iliv spare them, though if they find
a letter local ~ il will console them at least
TO knuw tlat our loss is their gain
Howard Laurz, AN eighteen year old son
of Mr. John Lantz, of Altoona, was bitten hy
what supposed To have been Il nIhd Dig
on Saturday afternoon last, and the family
and friends OF the young man are in great
trtpiditiou lest he should fall "a victim 10
that terrible disease, hydrophohia. The dog
which was shot and killed soon after, was
suupn,cd to have been rahid because he par
took of water in which u cat manitcSting alt
the symptoms of hydrophohia had beeu
drowned a short time previous.
The CIearfeld Republican braGs about
man I'm that county who threHhcd htteen
dozen and eight sheaveS OF new-iand wheat
and cleaned mp thirteen and One-half bush
els but as il fails To tell luT long it took
him to do il we cant for the life of us see
where the laugh comes IN. though IL looks aS
If Commissioners Brown, of the same county,
b,,d Knocked the wind very eHrctuail! on"
of that feat when as the same paper assures
us lie thrrshed furty-oue dozen ant eight
sI,eayes of wheat or Friday last, and cleaned
mn thirty. seven anu fourth bushels weigh
ing sixty-fou pounds to the push ei-
&C abe Ourslcr went into Il well Which
he and James Mitchell were engaged III dig-
cling decper, Oh the farm of John Mcfar.
land jr near Ligonicr, Wesihorti'.''
cou,ty on Wednesday, evening OF last WGeN'
,ud vas soon after followed by his fellow
workman who found Oursier lying AT tue
boitom of the well in an UNCONSCIOUS co'"i,
lion Assistance was promptly s"hh'i,"neu
aud an effort made to res'iscitate me stilcne"
man. but without avail, the si,:,fh VI ,,'o oo
ing entirely exinguished, Mltcheii was
nn5rlv overpowered Ivy the foul arr IN me
veil and i. was with great difhcuity thae
ne could b. rescued ~,
An old and wealthy farmer named Jac"p
I;uspbigler who for nearly half a century
h,s resided in Penn township, Westmore-
land county, AMI whose age WAS 81 !t"'s
s,ruck his wife on Friday morning i"St VIZ"
n club or some other heavy, oi"h' i"P'::
ment. fracturing her sk"il a'ia' Il. ar ,rtar
J.utIv sunposed, killing her outrlSh'' a''e'
lii, he repaired to his barn amt commit
wi .nicifI,. bv hanging hi mself TO one OF the
cross-heams with rope. ine oIu i' - if,I
is said 10 be very intirm and decrepit, tn ough
uuarreIsome and profane, has rec"Eeres rec, Im.
fcirntiy tn I've about aga,h ai,'' VIZ
/ Ia. n = we'll az ever in a fvw days -. r
"A change has through the exer'ions 90, OF
Postmaster Thompson oeen ,,''..e '," ~ ,h;s
time for carrying the mails between ah's rs
place and Strougstown, anu iroIn ,no cou'
trJiana. thereby making the route con,
,;,,n,,,s one Under the new 2rfangenent
,h,. mail carrier leaves Stromgs,own Tor an,i i
Mace on every Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday morning, and leaves mere re on fra,oon ,n1
;,, .uI' ',,P m all of The DAYS above named anu
on o,",h .he Following days-that is. on Tuesday,
Thnrsdov and Saturday of each weekwne
coes 10 Indiana, returning thence 10 o.'