The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-01

! of them, will be called upon tn nav tho nenI
atty prescribed by law for such offenses.
inVee attention TO the advertise
hehU OF Mr. Chas. j. Stahl, bookbinder of
! Altoona, whom we have known for n dozan
years anI' cansheartily recommend as a COM
| petent, honest and strictly reliable work
tilan, VINO gives entire satisfaction i'm the
quanty as well as the price. CHARGED for
any and all kinds of binding. Give him n
trial. AA'h d
An Altoona lad named Marshall ton
years OF age, was arrested in Lugantown-
| near that city, and committed TO tba IT,
! up on Tuesday night last, pending his d.
/ nvery TO his parents on the following dov
Young Marshall, notwithstanding his 7endor
age, seems TO be rather incorrigible. as he
has abseuted himself from his bonre for ~
past TWO or three months. Hence his arrest
"A 1--WE year old daughter of Mr II A.
I NJ Graw, OF Hollidaysburg was less form.
nate in falling from chair. a distance of
! oi,y auout two feet, than was a three-vear-
/ Old son of Mr.. John X. M'FarIand Of tba
same place, in falling from a porch To ,La
pavement, a distance of fully twelve feet as
: the former broke her left arm at the elbow
"hiie the latter escaped with a few slight
! cohtuslons on the face.
/ Joseph Mardis of Indian, oo,r, II,
/ was found guilty in the U. s. District Conrt
at Pittsburgh and sentenced on the 9Th of
! November, 1873, to seven years i,nprison-
; uient n inr passing counterfeit money, and
/ huius ~. Mitchell aud John f Reed CON
. Nlctei OF similar offenses and sentenced in
/ Octooer last TO one and three wears ituDris.
9ninent, respectively, have all been pardoned
/ by the de tdcto President
| While George Sheaslev of petarshrrcr
/ Huntingdon county, was riding home m n :.
4 pretty rapid pace from pra ver-meetino an
thursday night of last week his horse cana
! IN contact with broken down buggy on the
/ roadside, and the result was that the iii.
was thrown to the ground, his head striI,ing
against a large stone, which crushed in his
. skull and caused his death about 3 O'CLOCK
/ on the following afternoon
--oI all sad words that e'er were writ the
saidest are, This suit don't Fl - but words
/ ike those were never said nor never will be
/ uttered by those who buy the clothes thew
need, from James j. Murphy, against whose
goods, indeed, can not a SINGLE word ba
/ nuttered. Store at 109 Clinton street Johns.
J town, where money can be saved and per-
feet satisfaction secured by all who stud Y
! thelr own interests in the buying of ready
/ made clothing.
! In Dec, 1873. Miss Sarah J. Rhodes. of
/ Clappertowp, Blair county administered to
/ the wants and accompanied to her destina
( tion a sick lady whom by chance she met on
| n railroad train, and now she has been re-.
! warded for her kindness 10y being remem
/ bered 600 worth in the will of the la,Iv
/ In question, who died in PHILADELPHIA on
/ the 9th of January last. Sick ladies in rail
road trains will no doub. be in great de
/ mand hereafter.
| We have received from Hon. James 7
! Thomas, copy of the bill Introduced bv
him, and reported by the committee which
[ provides for the collection of judgments en-
/ tered on the PrOthonotary's docket for all
| sums less than $50, 90. The certified couv
/ of the record furnished by the Prothonotarv
/ ls TO be delivered to the Justice nearest the
/ defendant, and the debt collected as in orig
/ inal Judgment rendered by him If the bill
/ becomes a law we will publish il in full
Our thanks are rendered to n youup
/ lady and gentleman friend in northern Cam
bria for An invitation to attend their we'd
! ding, which was to and no doubt did take
place III CarrOlltOwn Tuesday last and
/ TO participate in the feastinss and festivities
which were to follow, but as we could not
| spare the time.fOr the purpose and have not
] been furnished with full particulars az to
= the ceremony, we are forced to withhold the
notice and. reserve our special congratula-
7 tions until next week9
AT the shooting-match in Altoona on
I Friday last between several Blair and Cam
/ bria county marksInen, Mr.. Lon Rudg gers
! son of Mr.. Lewis Rodgers of this place
succeeded III capturing the second prize, a
purse of Sl4, the first and third prizes $50
and $40 respectively being won by Messrs
Marion Mccartney and George M'Intosh,
( both of Blair county. Following were the
respective strings: Mr.. M'Cartney's 3-32
| inches Mr. Rodgers 3 5-l6 inches Mr.
/ Nj IntoslTs, 81 inches.
-Ebensburg has just lost one of her
! worthiest citizens i'll the person of Mr.. Peter
/ Schwab, who has secured n situation in a
[ woolen factory al Coatesville Chester coun-
; ty, and will in course of few days take up
his residence in that place No better me-
/ chauic or more genial gentleman than our
/ young friend Peter can be trOtted out any
/ where, and we are sure that all who knew
/ him Will join with in wishing him the
best of good luck in his new field of labor,
COateSvillean though he is TO be.
IL sufficient encouragement is extended
I to the enterprise, Mr.. Lem. Davis, of the
I livery firm of l.. & s. w. Davis, of this
place, will start milk wagon on Monday
I morning next, at o'clock, for the purpose
of supplying the lacteal fluid 80 those of our
citizens who don't keep cows of their own.
Orders should be left at the livery stable be-
fore the time indicated as the Inauguration
of this new departure in our midst IL pends
upon the number of families who are willing
to buy their milk from the wagon.
An Altoona wedding had to be post
I poned, if not totally dispensed with, ON Tues
day last, in consequence of the failure of the
bridegroom rhat was to have been to put in
/ All appearance at the appointed time. The
/ young lady whose affections were thus tri-
fled with did not seem to he very much dis
( concerted by the turn of events. although it
( is fair to presume that she felt more like
crying than laughing when the truth dawned
upon her, q lbeit she is credited with having
! indulged in a lOnd smile upon finding her
self so shabbily treated.
Boots and shoes and CATERS and sich,
neat in style and firm in stitch, of all sizes
aud prices, pegged and sewed, the finest
.
brought to this part of the State, may now
be seen in profusion great by those who
think it worth while TO call at the cheapest
I cheap store of S. Blumenthal, where large
and small can be shod In q trce with boots
or shoes at the lowest price. Store at 1l19
Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa. Don't fail
20 buy there and you will always gratefully
remember il for the excellent bargains which
you will be TO obtain.
We don't know who originated the ru-
NOR that had withdrawn from the con-
test for County Treasurer, but we are assured
that such a rumor WAS prevalent at Ga1litzin,
and probably elsewhere, only few days
/ ago. 1t is proper 10 say that there is no
truth whatever in the alleged withdrawal
our intention being to fight it out on that
line ''until the last armed foe expires, -
unless IL should happen, which is not at all
Improbable, that we should have TO do a
little expiring on our own hook before the
other twelve fifteen candidates have all
received their final quietus.
He pressed her to his manly b-east--she
seconded the motion his lips on hers he
fondly pressed--there was a slight commo-
ton; the end whereof will doubtless be a
wedding CAV and 'nobby," with q bridal