The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

learned flTnnph
our Iaa' issne " we only had an "OccasionaIo
SorreSpondeut, as we ought to have at Car
fohtown, the latter was killed, as alleged
by blow deali him 10y his assai;aut. Mich
aels IL now in the Clearfield iail
Father Lemke. venerable priest who
needs no Introduction in this county. ana
who was recently relieved from clerical dn-
les at Elizabeth, y. J.. on account of old
age, viii celebrate Mass at St. Bene,licts
nhhrch, Carrolt:own, on Sunday newt
Father Lernke now makes his home nj s.
Nhcents College, Westmoreland county
-Messrs. Sam'l G. Bailey of Johnstown
ana Jesse ). Bolsinger. OF Ehensburg have
ihrined partnership in the plumbing busi-
Hess, with the junior member as the ac,ixa
partner IN TINS place. Jesse is about as
handy as they make 'em p; almost auy OF
'he mechanical arts, and ii he gets lots TO do
as we nope te will, the work, we are sure
VIII he well done and ~ honest prices
Mr. Geo G.. Baker has established him
self in the wool carding fuIling and spinning
buSiless In SuSQuchauna township on the
premises of Mr.. Jos. A. Gray four miles
from Carr"lliown, and pledges himself in
numerous posters printed hy us TO do all
work in his line in the very best manner and
~ tlre lcwtst living prices. Long and we'll
may h" prosper. Advertisements next week
brother SAMSON, Cf the Indiana Demo
crdt, has been "sued mp To the law hv e.
Il. HoughtOn. Pittshurgh ADVERTISING
agent, who charges SAMSON with having
sent lihelous postal cards to country editors
rejecting on the firm of which the com
p!ninant is m"lnhrr. The accused proupt-
~ appeared before Alderman Burke of
Pittsburgh, and gave bail tor his appearance
TO answer.
bedford has another fnrgpry case. Last
week Geo. II. Butler q acanvaSSinpa AGENT for
an atlas. forged Judgment note for $3.50
on Wm. II. Pearson. o: Woodhurv and sold
/ the note to .Iohu B. Amick for something
: oven 5000. Butler was arrested and com
promised the case hy paying back the money
and 500 as hush money. Butler Then left
hui was overhauled, re-arrested and held in
5000 fO answer.
Henry Strcmel ir., youth of seventeen
or therrabOniS was taken hpfsrp ESQ. Stra y
er, of JohnStown, on Tuesday last and after
F 4 hearing was bound over in the sum o. 500
I 10 appear AT The next term of Court and an
swer the charge nf making Il deadly assault
. 9n six-ycar old daughter OF Mr.. Masser 0 f
B herhv!lie, who bears several wounds on
her head and one arm. alleged TO lave been
inflicted Ivy the defendant.
"A bright and beautiful child shows in
its very expression that its 5abyhood was
. not associated with Opium, Cordals. etc.
for the continued uSe of Opiuru is anraoouis-
. tic 10 health. That valuable and highly
recommended Remedy, for the disorders of
BHhyhood, Dr.. BulI's Baby Syrup. is ahso-
/ iutely free from Mprpha and all other dan
gerouS gents and can be safely employed at
ALI times. Only 25 cents per bottle.
To my coat: Thou matchless piece of
eNCcllence-leader of fashions sway-thOu
. art my vision iii the night. my happiness by
day. | hear thy praises everyw here, thy
beauties loudly sung; thy quality aud ele-
ganre rcSOuuI frtnm every tongue. But when
,ell thy little cost surprise uprco1ileS them
. all. uuti ] prove thou earnest to me from
great Star Cluthiug HaIl--IO9 Clinton street
Juhustown, JAS. i. Murphy, proprietor.
Among the post-rflice changes made
during last week, the first of which is 40
change at a much less the one which at
least Nv" Other citizens of :his place would
have been glad 10 have had come DER the.
spirit of their dreams, we note the following
at local interest JOhn Thompson. Ehcns-
4 burg, Cambria county; W. 5. Wells OSceola
Mills, Clearfcld county; Miss Jane Morrow.
. Taunery. Indiana county, new pOSt-otfice
just established.
Miss Ellen Croft, a domestic in the
( family of Mr.. y. &. Barclay, one of the edi-
tors and proprietors nf the Altooua.SuH. com
4 mitied suicide on Friday night last 10y TAX
ing dose OF strYchnIue, ana a. she was
: Young, handsome, of good repuIe and seem
b Ingly Of happy and contented Disposition
I it buthers everybody vino knew her to even
conjecture what induced her To commit the
terrible act. The parents of the unfortunate
girl ,eside.at Bakers Summit, Bedford coun-
~.
1t is a feather in the cap Of our model
. conductor. NJ. \. Quar'Z, of the +. x. G. Il.
/ r. hat he stood a y %. |. or az least as good
aS the best, in solving certain ahstruse prob
lcfus the "irue iuVardusss'' of which all the
passenger conductors in the employ of the
PL. r. Il. Go. have been are being called
. uuou tu ascertain to the satisfaction of the
powers that he. in Philadelphia. With
Uuaint questions did they quiz Quartz, but
we are glad 10 know that he was equal to the
emergency.
The world rolls freedoms swelling
wave aud ripens with its snrrow; keep
heart who hears the cross to-day will wear
! th. crown tomorrow" All OF which il a
vrrv fine sentiment, hut IT is much more
comfortable to wear seasohabIc clothing than
tu Wpnr 81 Cruwa tO-murrJw, or al any other
time The desirable apparel referred To,
well made and of the best material. can be
found in grra: variety at Godfrey Wolff :
renowned clothing bazaar, next door 10 the
pOst-ufficc Altoona.
or cn;trs,. il is none of our funeral, that
possibly having taken place when Hayes was
counted in. hul Ne lave no hesitation in say
inu that although we woulI have been { i;t't
to ha vt. seen a brother editor promoted, the
community ut large has, i'll our oDlmi"n, TO
cause. to roiuplaiu about the continuance i'll
power OF the present n"st-"fiice management
III this place, aS IL Is IL fact paien to ali that
Ebeushurg las rs ohliging, attentive and
efliceut =. " and assistants as can he scared
up anywhere. S"lah
-.'What would the world do without
railroads ?' il a pomdrrous qursilo" "a Wres-
tie with, hut a cunnndrum OF much more
local Significance il, How could EhrnsburG z
get along without Myers X Lloyd?" the
tntrrprsiug dealers who supply the people
af lowest rates with all kinds ct dry goods,
fancy goods, uOtIous, groceries, ttc. ne
world might dispense with many things bat
our ,nvyn couldn't well get along without
Myers and Lloyd Try therc-bdy there
prices are not high there.
Notwithstanding ihe Murphy movement
in ,Johustowu. several thousand gallons OF
;ager beer were sold in that place on Tues
dav last. 1t wasata a Sheriff. sale, however
and the entire lot said To be worth aboui
So 900. was knocked down to Mr.. Jaco'
Frouiiciser who bought il in for siep-son
of Henry Hdusman, the delinquent debior,
paving therefor the paltry sum OF S292s 90
Much other personal property was aist
bought 10y the same gentleman for IKE
Durposp at the sale referred to.
Mrs. Il. l.. Jones, who wishes IL 10 oe
distinctly understood that she buys for cash
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