The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Lots OF nice things for holiday presents
al TritehaV aVm's, in CarroiltOwn.
Mr.. John Schroth, of Wilmore, is credit
ell with the shooting of two fine female deer
this season.
Don't fail TO call and see the nice stock
Of new goods just received at TeiteIbaum' g
cheap store in Carrolltown.
Mr.. Joseph Dale, of fCurwensville Clear
field county, has lost three children by diph-
iberia within as many weeks.
-One of the traverse Jurors in attendance
~ Court this week is the owner OF the i'm
uosing name OF Zachary Taylor.
The deferred inspection of the Fifth
regiment Z. n. G. will I've held at Tyrone on
the 10th instant.-next Tuesday.
1t will snreIy pay TO deal with S, Teitel-
baum, of Carrolltown, when you want to get
the best goods for the least money.
Mr.. John Tomlinson, Labor Reformer
and whilom editor of the Altoona Globe.
has gone to Scranton to accept a position on
the Times newspaper of that citv
-Teiteibaum of Carrolltowu Is the man
you ought to visit when you want 20 buy dry
goods, dress goods, clothing, groceries, &c,
al prices which no man can underaeIl
The Herald says that the confectionery
store of + G. Parrish, in this place, was bur
rlarionsly entered Saturday night ld rob-
bed of fifteen dollars in small change.
Mr. Joseph Van Ormer, of White town.
ship, has contracted with a Willtamsport
gentleman for the putting of one million
feet Of timber I'm Chest creek this winter
--Teitelbaum, of Carrolltuwn, was the fl rst
ruau I'm northern Cambria TO declare war on
high prices and he is bound to continue the
good fight so ,oug as the people sustain him
-The LlOvd assignees met at the old bank
SuiIding, Altoona, this Thursday morn
ing to take testimony before the masters in
equity appointed by the L. s. District Court
Some mice gnRwed some matches in
B-ifOrd day last week and ignited
Them and II somebody hadn't discovered
She flames disastrous confagration might
lave ensued.
The Kansas colony has fixed upon Jan
nary l4th as the time for their departure
from this place, when it Is thought not less
Than fifty men, women andrhild-en will join
In the exodus.
Wood upl \ beautiful chrome will he
presented tn the first man, boy, or other
liped who brings rs load of good dry
kiudliuC wood On account of subscription or
other debt due this office.
In CurwrnsviIle, Clearfleld county, no.
tatoes are sel!ing at 80 cents per bushel, hay
~ 80 per ton, corn at so cents per hushel
oats 81 cents. beef At and cents, and
pork A. = and 10 cents per pound.
Though no cases of special Importance
we're down for trial this week, the attend
aucp In the Courtroom Monday and Tues
day las not been ex"elled In point of numbers
Since the trial OF Mike Moore for murder.
Col. John G.. EVerhart, of Martinshurg,
EIair county, has been appointed TO the
c'erkship I'm the Auditor Generals office at
Harrisburg made vacant hv the recent death
Il his brother, +. L. Everhart, Esq, of
Huntingdon.
A freight brakeman named Sanford
Speers n resident of Derry, Westmorelanl
county, struck on the head the other
dav hv a bridge over the Luyalhanna, and
r-reiv-d injuries which caused his death In
few hours after.
Cant Jacob Smith, a brother of Mr.. r
F.. Smith, of this place, died in Monroe
county, Kansas, Nov. 23i, from the effects
If running sore, ocCasioned hy a wound
received AZ the battle Of Nashville during
the late war. aged about 30 years.
When all kind Of goods can he bought
at such drClIcd reductions in price as have
been made at the Peoples Cheap Store in
Carro'liowu, they must I've foolish folks in
d~'d " hu dent at least so aud see bow 1t is
themselves.
Tie CurveusvIl!e Times says that Mr..
Robert Lawhead. of Lawrence township.
Cirarf-ld county, has lost twelve fue hogs
FROM chulrra during the past fall and pre-
sent winter. Many other pOTkers I'm the
Same ueig horhOoi are also said to be suf-
ferirg With The same disease.
DIR. Hoffman, dentist, will visit Wilmnre
TAurEday of next week I'm a professional ca
pacity, and CaUroIItown the Monday follow
Ivy Furties living at either place, or in the
rriZhborhood desiring work in his line
d"ur will do well To Interview DR.. Hoffman,
how that thr opportunity offers.
The Johusfown Tribune Of Friday last
published a seven column obituary notice of
Hon. A. &. Mulllu, formerly Of EheUshurg
hut " no resided in philadelp phia 1T the time
rt his death. II was from the able pen Of
Col. James NJ. Swauk, and was q graceful
tribute 10 the memory of worthy man.
The property of Mr.. L. j. Mills, on
Julian street, was sold at assignee's sale, on
Saturday last, to Mr. Thomas Davis {JaCk-
SOM, for the exceedingly moderate sum of
S1i5--a price very !ittle In excess of one
lhlrd Of the original cost. Mr.. Davis also
bought lot in the West ward at the same
sale for $40
We lai the pleasure of call yesterday
from Col. c. b. Jones. the H"llidayshurg
correspondent of the Altoona Daily Tribune,
whom We know from the frequent perusal OF
hls readable productions to be graceful
and interesting writer. and whom we found
on acquaintance TO he an inteliigrut and
genial gentleman. Glad indeed will We be
10 meet him often In the future.
An argument in favor Of the erection of
new Court House WAS found this week In
The fact that twenty four women were in at
tendance AT the fount Of justice as parties or
Witnesses ten of whom carried infants in
iheir arms. When those tables began sIuai-
nug IN unison, which was not infreqUently,
The spectators closed their ears and heartily
wished there was a retiring some place
IN The neighbOThOod.
Our lady readers should not fail TO call
aud sec the stock Of new and cheap nil'inery
goods Just received by Mrs. X. +. Jones,
nigh street Ehcnshurg. Be their tastes
ever 80 refined, they will not 20 away disap-
pointed. 1t is no longer necessary to send
10 the large cities for millinery goods, for
Slts. Jones can furnish amy and ali articles
desired at about the same price demanded
Tor them there At retail.
"A youth of this town who frequently
permits himself 10 become grossly intOxicat-
F0' aud while in that condiIiou charges
!.Hnd with an open knife in his hand,
,LFeat-ning to cut and kill, found out what
,ue Interior Of a cell in the Jail looks like
.a'i Monday. He remained immured sever
d. hours, when his PROMISE il'at he would go
SOW hereafter was taken by the authorities
aud he VAS turned loose.
The body of deal child was picked mp
Ou tue line of the p. r. r. near Blair Fur
mace Blair county, Friday evening. IL was
I"o'rquenrly asccrtained that il had been
Urn on the ears, aud that the mother
name Is Catharine Huffman, of Perry
,"nhIy telegraphic dispatch secured the
crest OF Catharine At Pittsburgh, and she
j., - no" In the HolIidaysburg jail TO await
''''' on the charge Of iufautjcii
we have been authorized to state HAT
,ur fumor about the Hubert House, Johns
WI going to change hands ere long IS not
",tct. The only change since the death
q UT. Benfurd, or likely 20 be made, is that
d. brntord has taken charge of the buSi-
- Civ" the Hubert a all when You
-" Johustowu, and Will insure you a
Welcome and kind treatment from
"'N Mrs B"nfnrd and her sou Frank.
80 lie IN ~ of Lennon e MURRAY having