The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-11

On Tuesday, October 18th, the next on
the list, DR., Hoffman, the dentist, expects
from our town to be missed, and as to where
he'll be found it is our province to say, that
Carrolltown's the place on that particular
day. So, If you have any teeth to be drawn
or new set you need, you'll find him the
man to do il cheaply and neatly indeed
1t never pays to fret and growl when
fortune seems our foe the better bred will
push ahead and strike the braver blow; es-
pecially IL they are anxious to get full value
FOR their money, which can always be done
at the cheap cash store of John Lloyd & Co
who have lots of nice goods for the Fall trade
and a very commeudable desire to sell everv-
thing at the lowest possible figures. Give
them a show.
1T is = somewhat significant fact that
the squelching of cadet t-oroker Lilly and hi g
Johnstown mouth-orgau, was Immediately
followed by the publication of story in the
columns of the Tribune entitled the Lost
Lilly" Next in order after the November
election will no doubt he a brief sketch enti-
tied THE Lost Campbell, the Lamenta-
tions of the Large and Iicentious Liar of the
Tribune Triumvirate
Since the publication in the Johnstown
Democrat last week of the affidavit of Ser
geaut Roat in regard to the alleged cruel
and inhuman punishment inflicted upon him
by Jacob NJ. Campbell, while serving as a
soldier in the late war, the editor of that pa
per says that he has been called upon by
several parties who witnessed the outrage
word contained in said affidavit.
Never give up! 1t is wiser and better
always TO hope than despair; fling off all of
doubts cankering fetter and buy everything
that your feet need TO wear, be they boots,
shoes OF CATERS, anything else in that
line, from S. Blumeuthal, of Altoona, who
keeps a full stock, large and fine, and sells
at such prices that all must be glad of the
chance to invest where such bargains are
had. Store at 1119 Eleventh avenue.
The Johnstown Democrat says that a
young German living with Mr.. John Neff
in Croyle township, this county, was so bad
ly frightened npon looking out of the win
dow of his bed room, about o'clock on a
certain morning not long since and discov-
ering Mr.. Neff's barn on FIRE, that he was
Immediately restored to his hearing and
speech, of which he had been depri we'd a
numhar Of years ago by being shocked By
lightning.
The people of this community, we feel
safe in saying, will never have reason TO re-
gret the fact that Mr.. Edmund Miller, of
WilmOre, has become citizen of our town,
his advent among us being for the purpose
of accepting, and need we say admirably fill
ing, the position of salesman at the cheap and
popular cash store of NJ. L. Oatman. Mr..
Miller is a thorough gentleman and a COM
petent clerk, and ~e congratulate Mr.. Oat-
man on having secured his services.
Having purchased a car load of bitumi-
nous coal from Messrs. Mentzel & Leap, OF
ly, we have no hesitation In saying that it is
the best Of the kind we have ever used. 1t
igEites more readily, burns more steadily,
and produces a greater amount of heat TO
the square inch, than any:mountain coal that
has ever gladdened onr household. 1t is
from new bank recently opened at Lilly's
and cannot fail TO give satisfaction to ali who
burn It.
DO we heed the homely adage, handed
down from days of wore, Ere you sweep
npiO a iyva cYP isl
from your door ?" Do we bny our made-up
clothing where the best is always found >
where styles are ever latest and fabrics
good and sound ? II we do our feet will find
but little rest till they lead us safe and sure
ly to the cheapest store and best, where
Godfrey Wolff, the clever, who at all times
heads the van, sells the finest made-up
clothing that was ever worn by mortal man
at his store on Twelfth street, next door
to tie post-Office, Altoona, Pa.
"A car laden with household goods etc,
and destined for Ellis station. Kansas Pa
cific r. r., (near Fort Hayes, Kansas, left
this place on Monday evening last, Mr.. Jas.
Jones (nOt he whom our cnrpulent friend
Tomlnson so graphically describes in his
greOnback speeches) going along as super
intendent. They-that is Mr.. Jones and
the car--will reach Fort Hayes in nine days
from date. and in the course OF few weeks
the other Ebensburg immigrants, If all goes
we'll, will embark for the same place
Meantime those already there will no doubt
"hold the Fort"-Hayes or no Hayes.
General McCandless, Secretary OF In
ternal Affairs calls on Attorney General
Lear to prosecute about forty railroad com
pauies in the State prominent among which
are the Pennsylvania and several OF its
branches, including the Ebensburg and
CressOn. for failing to comply with the law
of April, 1860, and that of May, 1874, which
make il obligatory upou railroad, canal,
navigation and telegraph companies whose
working lines are in whole or in part in this
common wealth, to furnish TO the Secretary
of Internal Affairs on or before the 3lst OF
January in each year, detailed report OF
their operations during the previous year.
--'Off for the city :" was the parting
lutte that came to our office In language not
mute, from Barker, the buyer, V. s. is the
man, who left Tuesday night, in accordance
with plan, to buy the biggest and best stock
of goods in the land, for the ready cash
money which ne'er fails to command the
chest in the shop from merchants down
east, VINO sell 10 friend Barker at prices the
least. And when this largest of stocks, with
beauty repleje, finds its way TO the shelves,
tidy and neat, in the big store kept by
said firm on famous High street, "a well as
Carrolltown, where welcome they'll meet.
look out for such bargains as no man can
beat.
The terribly mutilated remains of Mrs.
David Boyle, whose home was in Coopers-
dale, a couple OF miles ives. Of Johustovn,
ct end Of the Cambria Siding, shortly after
9 o'clock on Tuesday night last, by Mr..
J John Reese, the day operator in the signal
tower at SaEg Hollow, who was on his way
from JohustOwn TO his home near Sheridan
Station when he made the frightful discove-
~. How the unfortunate woman came 20
be killed, or, rather, how at that time Of
night she came TO he on the spot where her
body was found, remains a mystery. Mrs.
Boyle's age was about 80 years, and she
leaves a husband and a We small children to
mourn her sad and sorrowful fate.
Mr.. Euoch Reese. of Blackjack township,
made his appearance before the board of
County Commissioners, on Tuesday last,
with the hide and scalp of a fu!l-growu wolf
in his possession, and for the capture of
which he then aud there received the usual
bouuty-twelve dollars. The pesky var
mint, of which there said TO be quite a
number in that neighborhood. was caught in
a trap owned and set by Mr.. Griffith Lloyd,
the understanding being that Mr.. Reese,
who lives in close proximity to the scene,
was to watch the trap and shoot the wolf
when captured in consideration whereof he
was to receive one-half the bounty. This
programme having, we presume, been car
ried out to the letter, both gentlemen are no
doubt comparatively happy, while the rest
IF creation in that vicinity have good reason
to feel reioiced at the fact that one more
source of dread and destruction has been re-
moved from their midst.