The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-06

Soh Oe sure anu see Dr. Quincy A. Scott s
case OF elegant dental specimens which took
the Centennial Medal and Diploma. If Won
have any bad teeth call at 27S Penn avenue
aud our word for it the Doctor will extract
them without giving you the least pain. 2t.
III you have not yet bought that cold
weather suit you need, you have failed in
the performance of a duty which you owe
to yourself. If you don't know the address
OF the most reputable ready made clothier
Ia Cambria county, it is simply because
! your acquaintance with .he news "a con-
talned In the newspapers IS limited Jas
y. Murphy, 1O9 Clinton street, Johnstown
can Mt man out from top to toe in elegant
toggery, and all that he will charge Won
'nereIor Will be mere song, so to speak
! The Pa. R. r. Co., with that Gberality
Ior winch 1t Is so proverbial, has rendered
iree transportation to all the editors and
typos, as we'll as their families sgeetbearts
| etc.' VINO nave beea invited to attend the
picnic at Lloydsville, this county The su-
perlntendent of the Bells Gap narrow gauge
road, has made the same generous proffer so
| shat me entire trip can be made free gratis
ior nothing. Nothing better than this could
oe offered, unless it might be the presenting
OF handsome chrome to each one who avaiis
himself of the kindness thus extended
! In his speech, delivered in the Court
| house last Monday evening, Mr. John Tom
linson said, or at least left the assembled an-
dlence to infer, that in the event of the cleo
ton OF Doctor Bell and the other Greenback
candidate for the Legislature in Blair conn
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date for United States Senator TO succeed
| himself, II Bell and the other man should
go TO Harrisburg aud vote for Cameron,
| they would be brought hack 'in box" In
other words, there would be a funeral in
| two respectable families. Does this SAVIOR of
/ Communism2
The people Of Blair county are largely
engaged in the game Of politics Just now.
/ There are two candidates To the SQUARE inch
over there, and the crop not yet fully har-
vestei. But this fact doesn't interfere with
the other fact that S. Blumenthal, of the
Great Eastern Boot and Shoe Store, 1119
| Eleventh avenue, Altoona, is the proprietor
or the biggest and best establishment in
I w estern Peunsy lvania for the sale of all
goods in his line. An order sent him by
mail will be promptly attended to, and our
word for it satisfaction will be afforded each
and every customer.
! An invention kno wn as q "gum sling"
which is no relation to "gin sling" has been
in fashion with the boys OF Ehensburg for a
month or two past Ii projects a bullet with
accuracy and mnCh force, and some damage
| to windows has lately beer complained of
f, Constable WHEREBY last Saturday escorted
| four Juveniles charged with Ihis species Of
misunderstanding before Esquire Kinkead,
! and fine OF seventy-five cents per Capita
! was charged up against them and collected.
| Geerge w. Oatman, Esq, was the prosecu-
f, tor in the case. his pigeon roost having been
| the object aimed at 10y the youthful Goliahs.
| we were gratitied to meet and greet, in
I our town this week, Mr.. T S. Troxell a
worthy son of our true, earnest and much
! respected friend, John J. TroxeH, Esq of
/ Gallitzin. Mr.. Troxell, MS, has turned his
! attention TO the study of medicine, and has
since his visit to our town betaken himself
/ to Philadelphia, where he is about to enter
on his second term . student at Jefferson
/ Medical College, IN that city. Our young
friend has the material in him TO make an
/ able and successful physician, eud we
pect ere many years TO chronicle the fact
| that he has gained prominent position IN
the profession he has chosen for life.
| Mr.. Lem Davis was unfortunate last
| week to entrust a horse TO the possession
| of man who turned ont 70 be tramp. with
/ all That that term implies. The tramp took
! the animal to East Conemaugh and sold IL
to gentleman named Shaffer for S2.5 and
two old watches Subsequent TO this, he
| drank all the whiskey that $3.50 would pay
! for, lost the watches, aud went 10 the Johns
! town lookup on the charge of being drunk
aud disorderly. He was interviewed by
| Mr.. Davis, With the result that the horse
! got hack to its rightful owner. AS TO the
| tramp, he will IN all probability look through
/ the bars Of the peniteutiary for some months
/ TO come.
| Our venerable friend, Capt. George Nell
/ con Smith, is with this week. He has
| been on tour westward, visiting in West
noreland and Allegheny counties some of
/ the friends of his early years He is well
/ come as Goals at Ohristmae. We say of him
| that he is a Democrat in whom there is no
! guile, but over aud above that runs the fact
| that he was soldier who did soldiers
/ service in the war for the Independence of
Texas. Some other Oambrians were euga-
| ged in that conflict, noticeable amongst whom
might be mentioned Basil Durbiu, now de-
ceased but until such time competent
/ historian shall he produced their record
must remain unwritten.
"A man named White ia charged in the
| warrant issued by Esquire kinkead, with
having committed an assaulted and battery
on James Mckay, of Cambria township.
The trouble dates back six months, and
White WAS successful in keeping himself
out of the view of the officers OF the law till
Friday last, when he was tapped on the
shoulder while in this place. Immediately
thereafter, adissolving view OF White g coat
tails, with the ends pointing in the direc-
tion Of Eoensburg, TO be discerned. He
made his escape, and If he maintained the
same rate of speed he started out with for
any length OF time, he must be something
less than a million OF miles away from here
now.
The Hollidaysburg Standard uses Ian
euage none too strong when il declares that
the man who would write the extract from
the Johnstown Tribune (prin1ed and COM
mented on in our editorial department this
weekly in relation to the terrible scourge
now devastating Southern towns and cities,
has the heart of a f1eud; and sincerely IN
deed can we say Amen TO the comments OF
the Standard when IL adds: ~ pom the scene
of suffering which should excite the IlVeIlest
feelings of sympathy and compassion, the
ghoul who wrote the extract referred to looke
with fiendish exultation- Ii is TO be hoped
thai the Almighty will look upon nun Win
more charity than he exercises toward his
fellow men,"
Late Saturday night, says the Altoona
Mirror, cleaning its Information from the
Johnstown Tribune, an attack was made on
Mr. Jacob Cradle, bartender for Mr.. Jacoo
Jacoby Bedford street, Johnstowu, oy Two
unknown persons, just after he ciose1 up
the saloon, and he was hammered by them
about the face and body until insenslole.
They then rolled him down over the steep
embank7nent to the edge of the river, IN.
tending doubtless, to finish their orutal
work by drowning hun. Two hours aIter-
ward he returned 10 consciousness and man
aged to crawl up to the house, when DIS
condition was discovered. His injuries are
OF a very serious nature, and he VIII pe Iaid
up for some time
"A worm aud still, at one time the prop
ertv of Mr. Barney Vogel, of Barr township,
and thought to have been many Tunes ang,
oft used in the manufacture OF croohSu
whisky. was seized by Revenue Ofhcer Ilo,
bott three OF four months ago and remoNeu
to this place For the purpose OF saie keeP
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