The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-03-08


ored men found guilty of larceny and SEN
fenced to three years in the peuiteOtiary,
; tore up portion of the floor in his prison
cell a few evenings ago, and armed with a
piece of board thus obt aimed aud large bot
tie, threatened to make things hot for any
one who attempted to enter his cell. A lit
tie moral suasion in shape of a loaded revol-
yer pointed at the Young desperate speedily
brought him To terms, however, and after
being unarmed he was handcuffed and hoh-
bled, in which condition he will be kept until
his removal 70 Allegheny city,
We are coming, Mr.. Murphy, several
hundred more, to save our hard earned
! money in dealing at your store. We are
coming one by oue well as in crowds to-
gether, and your splendid stock OF Ina1e-up
clothes will all be gone ere another change
of weather; for oft we've heard il said. and
have no doubt lis true, that you are selling
at the very lowest figures the best of cloth
/ ing nice and new, at your famous hall of
fashion, known both far and near the
! place to buy an outfit at prices very far from
dear. Star Clothing Hall, 1O9 Clinton street
Johnstown, is of c61frsH t6e'place referred co
/ in the above sOliloquy.
The husband OF Mary Beales, the woman
/ who so narrowly escaped conviction In
county court on Tuesday last for larceny and
receiving stolen goods, will, we are informed
/ be discharged from the Western Penitentia-
/ ry some day this month, his term of impris-
/ onment for offense we cannot now recall
! being about to expire and if rumor speaks
! truly, he proposes TO make things red hot
! for his faithless spouse and her sweet-scent-
/ ed paramour, Henry Dunlap. Bloodshed is
even limited at, but it Is to he hoped that
! better counses will prevail and that nothing
! worse than prosecution for bigamy, which
! they richly deserve, will confront them with
! its terrors.
| MFR. j. j. Noonan, a former resident of
/ this place, has secured the right to sell
! Browns Expansion Spring Bed Bottom in
{ this county, and have for a couple of
weeks passed enjoyed the felicity OF sleep
/ ing on one of these really luxurious arrange.
! ments, we can truly say that il Possesses all
! the merits claimed for ii. This bed bottom
! will fit any bedstead, and is not only
! tirely noiseless and so simple in construction
! that child can arrange or remove it, but it
/ Is really the only bed bottom that is self-ac-
| cOmmodating to light or heavy persons. We
recommend it to all who appreciate comfort
! AMI ease in the matter of bed bottoms. Ad-
/ vertIsement next week.
! AT No. 1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona
J Pa, may be found n store devoted exclusive
! ly 10 the sale of boots, shoes, CATERS, etc. of
. every style, size, finish and make from the
tniest baby shoes TO the most ponderous bro
! gans ever built. This store is kept by Mr..
/ S. Blumenthal, who not only processes but
J is able to prove to the satisfaction of any one
that he sells better goods in his line and sells
/ them at lower prices than any other man in
/ the business. Not only that, but he has the
! largest and most varied assortment in AL
toona, and can fit any foot, please any taste
| and suit any pOcket-book, The celebrated
Walker boot he sells at the lowest price and
warrants perfect in make aud matesial. Go,
| see and he convinced.
| 1t will he sad news to many OF our read
| ers to learn that Mr.. Thomas r. Mulvehill,
we'll known and most worthy citizen of
| Pine township, Indiana county, Just over
| the Cambria county line, died rather up-
| expectedly, IL not suddenly, Sunday
| last, but from what cause other than
severe cold, which probably settled on his
| lungs, we are unable to say. The deceased
" q m arr tn n a of MrS OF,
| of this place, and was n most devoted hus-
/ band, kind neighbor, and an honest, up
| right citizen, deserving and fully enjoying
! the esteem of all who knew him. He leaves
n wife and seven small children to mourn
/ his untinely death. His age presume to
have been about 40 years. May he rest In
! peace.
"A correspondent writes from Carroll
! town to inform that fully one hundred
| aud fifty guests attended the wedding of
| Mr.. Augustine Borkey and Miss Tillie Far
/ baugh, the announcement Of whose nuptials
will be found under tie head of "H ymeneal,"
! in another column, and that everybud en-
! ioyed themselves hugely. The Carrolltown
! silver cOrnet band visited the scene of fes-
/ uvities in the evening and added sweet mu-
/ sic to the many other pleasant features of
! The occasion. The writer also adds a good
! word for the happy young couple in al!
! which we cordially agree, the bride being
! well fitted for the duties pertaining to we'd
ded life and the bridegroom eminentlv
I worthy OF good wife, whom feel sure
J he has secured in the person of our amiable
friend Tilie. May a long and happy life be
vouchsafed to the newly welded pair.
| For some reason unknown to us the two
packages of the FREEMAN designed for
Johnstown not only failed TO reach their des-
| tnation in due time, but were reported still
among the missing on Sunday last. This
failure is Of course due to some remssness
/ on par: of Uncle Sans postal agents. as we
! know to a certainty that the papers were
( mailed here in the usual way aud ut the
! usual time on Thursday evening, and that
they should and would have reached our
subscribers in that place on the following
! day had not the carelessnes or culpable me-
glec: of the agent charged with their deliv-
cry interfered to prevent such cOnsumma-
! ton. We sorry that our Johnstown
readers were put to this Inconvenience but
we can assure them that the fault was not
/ with US. If it should ever occur again,
! however, we shall try to find out the why
! and the wherefore, and if possible have the
proper remedy applied.
| The sentences imposed on young Gray
and Goughuour for taking part in the rail
road troubles of last July may be accepted
as indications of the fact that the excite.
ment occasioued by the unlawful acts re-
| ferred TO has completely died out, fer while
! we do not aileee that the Court was in any
/ way influenced by the then prevailing senti-
ment it is quite evident that nore severe
sentence would have been i'm posed on ese
! young men had they been arrested. and tried
for the offense three or six months ago At
! least il is fair to infer that such would have
! been the case in view of the fact that Messrs
! Par9tt and Hide br and, who were tried and
| convicted at September term for no more
/ violent proceedings than Gray and Cough
| nour were charged with, were each SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in the
] county Jail. This too notwithstanding that
Parfitt and Hildebrand were not in the en-
! pioy of the Pa. r. r. Co and that Gray and
Goughnour were. If the sentence of the
two latter is punishment sufficient for
the unlawful acts committed, something il
seems to us, shoul6. be done to release the
two former, who have already served fully
one-half the sentence imposed upon them.
THE STORE ORDER SYSTEM AND Mr..
THoMAS.-The vote in :he House at Harris