The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

reason or other Amanda has latterly refused
to live with James, api on Friday the Latter
sued ont a writ of hdbeas corpus tor me pur,
pose of compelling her to resume marital
relations with him. The case was taken
before Judge Mann, and the rapidIty WIN
which IL fell to pieces quite took James
breath ayay tfYou at liberty TO go win
your husband, =" said the Judge TO Amanda,
''but if you do not choose TO take up Win
him again, there is no power TO compel you
to that STEP" She went home with her pa
rents and James is inconsolabie.
Though Won cannot escape disappoint-
meut AMI care, the next best thing TO DO IS
to learn how to hear If, when for lie $ prl-
yes you're running, you trip, get Hp-e'att
again-keep stiff upper lip When you get
up and start again you will 10 q good thing
for Yourself IL you cause your footsteps 10
lead in the direction Of James j. Murphys,
1O9 Clinton street. Johnstown, Wnere Tue
largest stock of ready-made clothlng ever
brought to Cambria county is on shell, ana
where first-class bargains can be had Tor the
asking. Mr.. Murphy is a gentleman whose
every business transaction Is honoraoie IN
the strictest sense of the word, and we take
Measure in recommending him as such 10
our readers. Give him a call
-Messrs. John Lloyd & Co. propose to
sell dry goods clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
etc dnrinp the incoming month of Decern-
her at actual cost for cash. and as TINS IS
proposition not often made to buyers, 1t does
look as if it would be the height of folly Tor (
persons in need of such goods (and VINO
ain't2l TO neglect the opportunity thus af- |
forded them. Mr.. Lloyd also taxes OCCASION
to talk business through our columns 10 al!
those indebted to either the late or present
/ firm and leaves no room to doubt tnaI IL
| tbev don't call and settle before the advent
! Of the new year there will be wigs IN tne
/ green" so to speak. No alluslon 10 ths
gentleman named, int all others Interested
! will do we'll to consult both or sald notlces,
/ printed on this page, and act in accordance
| Herewith.
! Autumn blends her choicest hues. and
| mixes many precious dye; the glories OF
| gentian blues mate the deep splendors OF ner
| skv. The oaks are strong and grander far
! than when Juues sunshine gilt the moss,
and Times bright dial, bell and star, points
out no faintest sign of loss But IL Is CON
/ siderablv colder now than 1t was In June,
/ and this ought to suggest to the mind OF the
| reader the inquiry whether he has mate
suitable provisions for the change of season
| by providing himself with heavy clothing.
IF not he should 10 40 forthwith, and should
take care that his purchases are made at
Godfrey VOLTS, next door to the postofhce,
| Altoona His stock is very large and en-
braces all styles and qualities, and he posi-
lively will sell lower than the lowest house
in that city,
A couple of Altoona youths named Nc
Caulev visited Cresson on Saturdayllast, ana
while there it is alleged, broke into the
, | cottage of Andrew Carnegie Esq, where
| thev not only tore clock to pieces anu
scattered silver spoons and various other ar
ticles around promiscuously, but cut the tops
( ated the balance, besides stealing, If we mi
take not a pair of shoes, and possibly other
) articles which the owners alone would ne apt
to miss. warrant was issued Tor tine ar
rest of the young scamps, and Mt Michael
Storm went to Altoona Monday morning to
serve the document, but with what success
we failed to learn, though we presume, II
: arrested that hail was entered for their Rp-
= pearance at Court, as neither of them had
teen brought to jail here up to yesterday al
: noon.
1T is rather late in the season to talk
2 about big vegetables, but as we only learned
: the other day that Mr.. Joseph Pringle, OF
T Crovle township, succeeded in raising three
/ | monster sweet pumpkins and Two smaller
: ones from only two seeds we have thought
b. | the matter worthy of mention even at this
. | late dav. The largest of the three largest
/ Ones which measured in rcumference
g feet inches one way and feet the other,
a weighed 155 pounds, while the other two
J. | the dimensiors of which we failed 10 learn
II kicked the beam, TO speak, at 131 anc 12s
| pounds respectively. Add TO these the two
n smaller pumpkins, one of which weighed ~
IS pounds, and the other % pounds, and We
IS havs a grand total in weight of 533 pounds
{ all the production of two seeds. Some pump
l. kins surely and we doubt whether any man
J. married OF Egle, can manage on pumpkin
a to get away with our friend Mr.. Prirgle.
= In the forests of Blacklck, have of
u ten been told. is n pack of wild varmint
q which prey on the fold and are known by
y name which il is natural to fear, thougl
IL when applied TO a human is not harsh to tn
ear and the narne that we mean by mos
II folks will be guessed, though many ther
!, are who have never been blessed with
d bargain or two from a store that is kept by
q, clothier named Wolf, who for the first tim
E. has stepped this week to the front, in hope
10 70 succeed in nvincing our readers tina
" the advice they should heed ia TO call at hi
store, where nice garments indeed can b
81 bought at n price which surely will lead no
y a few Of our patrons, when TO Altoona the
! 90 to cal m al yyh hO wi bpS al ri as
De es Of people to know that he can he foun
at 1127 Eleventh avenue, next door helo'
'e Bowman 81 MUrrow's big store and jus
III around the corner from the pOst-office, A
II toona Pa
m Twas the day before Thanksgi vim
n and all through the COOP pet a 'gohbie" wa
u heard, not even ''whoop," while thing
1r looked mighty blue, and there seemed nc
h the ghost of chance for feast on hi
Mt turkey roast, when TO the door of our san'
Il tum, without tremor or fear, came Hrchi
ne quite welcome, and gay goholier,'' tii
', latter of which, after entering the door, th
III urchi I insquestion gently Land on our FOO
and the remark that ho made as he tarned
1g depart, sent a thrill of delight to the priI
* ter mans heart for he told us in words W
nj so well understood, that Mr. Quartz was I'll
es man, so kind and so good, who had sent I
ng the turkey for our Thauksgl wing dinner an
n hoped we would enjoy i: like any other poo
en- sinner. All which will do, beyond rel
wv sonable doubt, if the gobhler's not stolen All
es our digestion holds out hut for the presei
w we'll bring the old machine tn a stop by tei
ng dering to Quartz the best thanks in the sho
:; The attention of dealers in spirituol
: liquors, well as OF all other parties COZ
~ templating the purchase of liquors, is invite
- to the card of Mr.. Thomas Byrue, with
h Byrue, wholesale and retail dealer in pa
-; wbiskies, wines brandies, gin, etc, who
80, place OF business in the Smoky City will
- learned by consulting our advertising &C
T. umns. The latter gentleman, as is pret
"a well known, was formerly citizen of th
:. place, but at present resides in Barr tow
re ship, while Tom, who manages the busine
81 but we needn't say anything about him,
-, his reputation for all that cummends ms
e to public esteem ia made and assuret-ar
IN hence II only remains for TO add that Il
house deals in Guckenheimer, Dillinger
,,s Son, Gah & Co., Marshall & Walkers Ro,
al Springs and other well known brands
II WHISTLES, besides all other kinds of goo
"a pertaining to such a stock Also, tie eel
of brated California brandy and wire, warraI
,sa ed pure and uuadulterated. Goods in al
of desired quantity furnished the lowe
/ possible prices and sent by Express to ps
ar ties wishing TO obtain reliable liquors
The family use OF for any other purpose.
ne, -
TX AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large ~
I Of ft,a A =