The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-12

fire is supposed to have been of incon5iar,-
origin, and as the loss is put down n 81 OOd
| win an insurance of only So, ,OOO the uronri-
about So OOO P0OiN0'
"A bottle containing . solution of iron
| exploded with a loud report in the hands of
a drug clerk named Aaron, ir HolIidavs
/ burg, ON Saturday morning Last aud = baSi
/ cut face was the result. As the stilff The
! bottle contained is nor ex plosive. tie ouee
| ton propOunded by Aaron to Notes or anv
! thing bust 2"
! Goods of all kinds were probably nevar
80 cheap as they now are in the eastern
Giues-a fact which has prompted Messrs.
parker son to buy much larger stocks
man dsdal, and induced the bringing 10
Ehensburg and CarroIltown of a much better
Grass or dress goods and merchandise cener
any than has heretofore been offered for sale
In northern Cambria
We learn from the Jobnstoyvr T-it,-.
| that while number of boys were engaged
on Thursday last in playing hall at PORTAGE
station, this county, bat few from the
@ @ndhus OF one OF the party and striking a five
year-old daughter of Mr.. Herman Kline
| myer on the head, fractured her skull and
caused DEATH after great deal of suffering
| on Monday morning of this week
The way TO accumulate money is In save
| it, and the surest way to save it will be to
! buy all the dry goods, groceries, etc.. Won
/ neeu at the cheap cash store to be opened in
Loretto next week by NJ. j. Teitelbaum who
P.e9ges .i himSelt TO sell everything in his line
at the very lowest living prices Don't for
| get to call at the new store and see the new
STOCK before purchasing elsewhere
"A large lot of lumbery principally hem
! lock, belonging to the estats of Thomas I
! Lloyd, decd, the greater portion OF which ia
| piled up near the railroad station in this
place, the balance being at Kaylor's station
and IN Barr township, was disposed of at
pubic sale, Tuesday afternoon. the amount
realized being something less than 81 400
Our townsman, Mr.. Thos. Griffith boupht
the most of il, and bought it by the pile.
-Mr. ). j. Humphreys left our town on
| wednesday nsrning last for Delphos Ohio
and will probably extend his visit to Chica-
go, in hopes of striking the tide in the affairs
! OF all men which is supposed to lead on To
! tortune-that is provided he does not secure
a p1sish at Cresson similar TO the one he
heid last year at that favorite summer re-
sort, May good luck attend him in ALI his
golngs and cOmngS.
The MeSsrs Barker have been too busv
! receiving their new goods this week to write
! out an advertisement to f the space aIIot-
TED them in our last issue, but if auv one
| wants to know what en- immense strct1 of
/ goods of every description they have now in
store at Ebensburg and Carrolltown, and
how wonderfully cheap everything is, they
VIII be fully enlightened On those subjects
I by giving said firm early call.
-Ihe Herald is wrong shipped about our
Elder township correspondent, who is not
| only far from being dead beat as that
| paper in its own exceedingly choice language
takes occasion to term him, but is Sc far from
! being the person the editor is said privately
/ To hare named, that one stroke OF his honest
| FIST woud make veritable dead beat ont
of the aforesaid editor in much less time than
| II took the powers that be at Washington to
| nip his waiting ambition in the bud.
Talking Of Spring reminds us to call at
tontion once more 70 Star Clothing Hall
| where IL is welq TO remark, as the subject we
| scans that clothes iu prOfusion, to suit every
man, OF hoy either in country or town, the
at in rha 80 anil
| have just been received for MHrphy's Spring
| trade of styles and Of textures the very best
| grade. Don't forget JAS. j. Murphy's Star
Clothing Hall, 109 Clinton street, Johnstown
/ when you want to inttlse IN a new suit of
| ClUthee.
| -Eisenlase, of the Williamsburg Times. Is
| responsible for the story that Bob Lysinger
| who is well and favoraby known in Cam
! bria county. went to bed at the Rrant House
! Ia Altoona, the other night, aud left his shoes
| down stairs. Mother Sheuk's dog entered
| the room where he had deposited his I3's
! and thinking them seTe Kind of wild ami
| mails, pitched and tore thern to sLrets
| Then Job, although shoe man, hal TO buy
| pair, as there were none aRouE his samples
| large enough TO sit him.
! We had friendly though hasty call on
Wednesday, from Mr.. p. B Egan travelling
agent for the Philadelphia Catholic Standard
! Catholic Record and -5Rerjcdn Quarterly Re-
| Uteto, three of the most interesting, instruct
| i've and ably conducted publications de-
/ VOteu 10 religion, literature, science aud art.
| which this country has ever or possib bly, can
| ever prOduce> Mr.. Il. is a wide-awske
| business man. courteous and clever, and we
! arc glad TO know that he is meeting with
deserved success in his calling,
Pull down your vest-nO, vour vanitv-a
! little, neighbOr James, and our word for it
| you will not be SO ready to jump at the con-
| clusiou that every crooked word which finds
! its way into the FREEMAN is intended to
iTiu you either in business or character
! The world is wide enough for us all aud we
are one OF the last men in the world who
woald enjeavor to shove a fellow beigg over
the ragged edge. Mind that now, and don't
hereafter iTc pUte to us motives which our
| very nature fOrbids us 10 entertain.
Our truly great not tc say good, friend
Of the Hsrd}6 shoG,d have read more carefully
what we said about a Question OF Neracity''
before he rushed into print with the assertion
that knave and a liar, as we did
not allege that it was not necessary to 90
beyond the Herald Office to fnd wilful prt.-
varicator. What we did say vas that "it
looks very much as If, ," etc. A distinction,
we take it, with considerable of difference
the ungentlemauly exple.ives of our neigh
Dor to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The mares nest" discovered by the
Herald man in regard to the printinc Of an
advertisement in his entire ehition when fe
contracts to do so, dwindles down to an eS-
ceedingiy dinlinutive resting place for a
newly dropped colt when we say, as we do
without fear of contradiction that everv
is concerned, is more than accounted for by
futGre publications of advertisements or
other matters we have been or are confident
of being paid for. Try again, neighbor.
-Potate-bugs are budding out, we see the
'hoppers fitful gleam, and now the coy and
tOothsome trout CovOrts within his native
stream. Meantime it will be n waste OF
time and energy for any one to engage in the
wild and fruitless hunt after a larger, better
aud cheaper stock of boots shoes, CATERS,
etc, for men, women and children than C..
Blumenthal has now in store for the Spring
trade at his Great Eastern Boot and Shoe
Emporium, 1l19 Eleventh avenue, few
doors east of Twelfth street, Altoona, Pa.
On the 2lst of last month, VIM. NJ.
Lloyd, of Altoona, filed an answer denying
under oath the facts set forth iE the petition
filed against him, and demanded a jury trial.
The Court ordered the case fer trial before
Jury at the next term. which commences On
TIE first Monday of May. The counsel for
the petitioning creditors have entered rules
and filed interrogatories to take dispositions
of witnesses ON their behalf in Altoona and
this place, and iJ is expected the case will
be ready for trial when the Court convenes.