The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-29

Treasurer. or indeed with or against orv
other candidate for any Office in the gift of
Ihe people. all reports TO the contrary not
withstauding.
-Messrs. A. A. Barker & Son. Of this
place, having accepted tho agency for the
renowned Weed sewing machine, the light
est running and most perfect machine in the
market, and are now Offering them at lower
prices than first class machines of other
makes can be bought for elsewhere
-Chickens that may come home to roOst
In the sweet by and by the reports SO in
uustrlOuSty circulated hy q ''biger man Than
Grant" that the Democrats of Cambria
county are already doing enough for US. and
that we have no rights in regard to oifice
which the Democratic party should be cailed
upon to respect
VOLTS sto, ks con,pIeta ar1 cLo;,,o -,
Eeat; he can fiji folks out from head n feat
he has even more than ever before at tn,
peoples favOrite clothing store So for bar
gains great You need no longer wait in this
opening 81 ring OF Seventv-,ig ght for 'tis
pam to see, that whoever vou be, Wolf is
the man for your mon-ee. Store on Twelfth
street next door to the post-office. Altooua
Pa. '''''
The local reporter of The Altoona Mirror
was mistaken for ghost on Monday night
last 10y some ladies of that city, who the Tri-
0une lnumates We're worse frightened than
at first when they discovered that it was
really the Mirror man, and not a ghost
Pretty rough on the ghost in anv event but
the ladies in question ought to keep away
from The Woods if they don't want TO be
"skeeTed."
We see 1t stated that Mr. John Doran
one OF the we'll known and much esteemed
)oran brothers, of SnmmerhiIl township.
has again been employed as an engineer on
the Western Division uf the Pa r. II after
several years absence from the road Guriro
which time he was engaged IN Agricultural
pursuits. John has our best wishes for his
success aud safety in his new departure oc
the OLD Trail
e. X. Thompson's Great Healing Oint-
incut has cured cases of badly frrZan feet
and toes, taking the frost ont aud healing
me parts. Recently man had his large
toe frozen so that the flesh came off, leaving
the bone almost bare. He applied th. Oint-
ment as ahnve, n nj in short time had a
new toe. Prepared a Titusvile, Pa, and
sold III Ehensburgs by Lennon & Murray.
Prize, % cents
The current Issue Of the Jnhnstnwu
! Democrat contains a long and exceedingly
pnngenJ review Of the very small piece of
I business recently engaged in hV the Hoard
OF Poor House Directors or, more properiv
speaking, hy the "appouteeS'' Of said Board
/ in the mntter of publishing the rrcripts
and expenditures Of said institution and We
are only sorry that we haven't space to re-
prOduce il here
We have received a COPY of the Councr
/ BluhS Daily NOnpdrcji containing an extend
ell notice of the recent death of Airs, j. c.
Clark. formerly Of this place, hut it came too
2
week. From it we learn that the deceased
. lady was in the Ash year of her age and III :
she had been member Of the PreSby teriau
Church, aud, we may add, consistent Que
during the greater part of her life.
--Sumew hat of a sensation has been created
in BlaCklick township 10y the alleged yiisaD-
pearahce of letter said to have bren ad-
dressed To the wife audsupposed to have been
written by man for whose arrest on a crimi-
nal charge wRrraut has for some time past
/ been in the hands of Constable WHEREBY OF
| this place, but until the matter assumes
more dctiuite shape, as is said to be threat
eued. we furhear further comment.
We are sorry 10 learn. do from the
Altoona ECeHjHg Mirror OF Wednesday that
! onr friend John II. Fislle Esq. of White
township, this county, was kicked on Thurs
day last 10y fractions stallion and had his
shoulder khUcllpd out of place and his face
some what demoralzpd. His father-iu-law W
: Mr.. Mullen, who went TO the rescue was
also kicked by the same horse, hut to what
extent injured the paper quoted dOu't saw
"A Pa, IL. L. engineer named Williams,
who was the first man ran an engine into
Pittsburgh after lie terrible RIOTS OF last
July, was strUck 10y the locomotive or the
Williamsburg AcrDmmo latiuu while alight-
ing from his engine at the East End, Pitts
hurgh, on Saturday last and received very
severe internal injuries and an ugly wound
on the head. He was taken to his home at
Latrnbe, where it is thought he will soDu re-
cover.
} y ltlhfI ttllltItlINil II we HltNNTA-
ship of the poor hnuse was rendered 90 . Re
publican aud he should accept it, ~ many a
one no doubt would, at much less than 5000
a year and himself aud family professionally
provided for, would ''au Rppoiuree" cousid-
er it Justice 20 himself, net worthy Of
Democratic officials, If he should he Obliged
TO either submit 10 like reduction in his
salary or give mp the j"b? We pause for a
reply.
( The barn Of Mr.. George S'uckev. in Ma
& NJ R.aftftrI .p los
ed by fire a few nights ago aud seven horses
thirteen head Uf cattle aud two calves per
+ ished in th" flames Twpuiy-hvt- tutIS Of
hay, three hundred bushels pf oats and a
large lot Of farming utensils were also de-
strOyed az tue same Time. a cnl0rrd hoy In
Mr. StuclSey's empi"y, aged 13 years, has
been arrested on suspicion Of setting fire
to the barn.
Amelia Guilford, sixteen years old. left
Lock Haven to go to Edenhurg. Clarion
, county on the Goth of last December, and no
word has been received from her since. The
missing girl has blHck hajr ani eyes and
dark features, and when she left home she
wors blue silk dress aud black sacque or
coat. If any of our readers know of her
whereabouts they will do an act Of charity
hy writing to her mother, Mrs. Ellen Gull
ford Of Lock Haven. Pa.
In the effort to get out Of the way OF an
approaching engine in the Altoona yard, on
Thursday last John Maladv, freight
brakeman stepped la front of some cars that
were being shifted on the opposite track,
and was of course struck and knocked down,
the wheels Of the ears passing over his right
leg aud iniuring it so badly that ii had 10 I've
amputated. For time II was thought that
the unfortunate man could not survive, but
at latest accounts he was improving very
rapidly.
The right arm OF an alleged freight
brakeman on the Western Division of the
Pa. r. r.. whose name is given as Thomas
J Haycock is said to have been caught be-
tween the ''dead woods" of two cars at VIII
more, last Monday morning, and 50
shockingly crushed that il may have tc be
amputated, bus rs we were along the line on
that day and did not hear Of The accident,
we are disposed to doubt it's accuracy, es
pecially are always on the look out
for items.
As was very generally expected, our
clever friend and fellow typo, Lieut.. Col.
Theodore Burchield, foreman Of the Altoona
Tribune job Office, was promoted ia the posi-
tiou of Colonel OF the Fifth Regiment,
National Guard, at the election held in
Huntington on Friday last. and Paymaster
Hastings, of Bellefonte, elected Lieutenant
Colonel. For the latter honor Capt 5. ". :
Davis Of this place, one of the line
3 officers uarned and ya DlifupUted with