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

the contrary, are coming rapidly to the front.
) No less than twenty-five names are on his
slate as applicants for the position of Mer-
camille Appraiser. while those who would
I like to oe Commissioners Clerk number
about bakers dozen, It is nearly a month
tili the appointments will be made and these
figures will doubtless be somewhat lncrea sell
/ by that time
A gentleman who was in attendance at
Conrt this week, and who claims 20 know "a
much about the weather as the next one, in
formed US that the present will be an omen
aud comparatively warm winter He bases
) his PrognosticatiOn on the fact that She san
in the maple and beech trees is mounting
! upward, while the strawberry plants many
of them, are in full blossom. Well see next
Spring how this turns out, but meantime the
coal dealers can contem plate this item and
rend their neither garments
His nose was red, his forehead big he
gaZed around with watery eve he shivered
in the biting hreezes. and chartered out be-
/ tween his sueeZes-Winter OH my! After
which performance he straightwav betook
/ himself to the store of Jas j. Murphy 1O9
/ Clinton street, Johnstowu, and bought him
self suit of comfortable readv-rnade cloth
Ing and felt braced up to tackle the ther-
mometer even If it fell to zero. Mr. Murphy
/ Is man who sells very cheap, and who
guarantees every article that goes out of his
! store TO he just as represented.
! Have yOu given the amount of attention
which Is its due to the announcement of
John Lloyd & Co., High street Ehensburg
3
J will during the present month of December
/ sell at cost their entire stock of drv goods
clothing, hats caps, boots shoes etc This
. Is no sham, but n fair square opportunity to
( buy goods at cheaper rates than Ehensburg
! has probably ever erjOyed, so if you want to
/ make one dollar do service for nearly double
/ that sum you should AZ once visit the cheap
/ cash store of John Lloyd & Co.
| In March last An infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Boyer, Of C0opersdale, swaI-
: lowed a small bean. The babe was scarcely
/ year old al the time. The bean first lodg-
/ ed In the wind pipe, hut soon descended into
the lungs. The child became very sick hut
after suffering intensely for a day or two it
I apparently recovered. The same symptoms
/ manifested themselves frequently there
/ after, however, and with Increasing scvpri-
ty, unit! Thursday last. when the !itte
sufferer died. The physicians attribute the
/ death to irritation Of the child's lungs
I caused hv the bean
On Monday forenoon a hoy named Dan
( iels, aged about ) years, residing at Newton
! Hamilton, essayed to inmp on n freight
train FOR the purpose, it. is supposed, of ri d.
4 ing to Mount Union. In doing so ne missed
. his calculation, slipped and fell under the
+ train. The wheels passed over his right
] leg just above the ankle, crushing it in a
/ horrible manner. His leg was subsequently,
amputated below the knee. H was also
more or less injured in other places, hut
/ enough Of him continues 10 hang together
/ to warrant the belief that he will get vel!
4 in Que Course of time.
What use are all hard money questions.
/ or the laws of peculiar finance To a man
! without lose a big hOil on his nose and p
: patch ou the seat of his pants? Sure enough.
I Under such circumstances the hard money
+ question is n delusiou aUd n snare. But
hard money or soft money, the man who
goes round with patches on his pants W hen
Godfrey Wolf, next door to the pnstufice
f Altoona, sells read y-made clothing At a mere
song, is more to lie blamed than to be pitied
/ An excellent winter suit can I've bought from
him for S6 mp. All orders Sc mt 10y mail will
/ be promptly attended to.
Her hair was yellow; ST. antls Of gold
. fell Ger her shoulders, fold on fold her
eyes were of a heavenly hUe-she wore =
, number seven shoe. That number of shoe
, or any other number down to the smallest
/ made, Is always to I've found ou the shelves
of 5. Blumerthal. 1119 Eleventh. aveuu--. Al
. tOona. Mr.. B. keeps the largest stock Of
boots, shoes, slippers, etc, to he found in
Western Pennsylvania. all which are mark
/ ed at prices that def competition. If Won
parrouize him once we feel satisfied You " i'll
20 nowhere else when yoIr feet need a dain-
, ~ and serviCeahle covering.
"A correspondent At Wiimore writes 70
/ inform rs of the death from cousurn ptiou,
. in Neva. Switzerland county, Indiana on
Nov. 2lst of Mr.. Richard Holder. son Of
Jacob Hulder and grandson of Mrs. Eliza
( beth Holder, who, il will he remembered by
/ our old readers, was murdered in Cambria
I township during the Summer of 1912. thJ
/ motive for the crime being a ie5ire to obtain
7
/ MIR. Holder, our informant assures uR was
/ an honest. upright citizen and n kind and
! affectionate husband and father, " hose dea II
| will be sincerely mourned nv all who knew
} him He leaves 4 wife and five children.
/ The Altoona Mirror of Saturday last
/ contained the valediCtOrv OF Mr.. Harry Slep
I its former proprietor, who has sold that es-
+ tahIishrnent to Messrs buckingham & Mic
. odemus and will hereafter devote his undi-
/ vi,Ir'i time and attention to the publication
+ of his German paper. Der Do3Jtche VO}ESfttcH-
/ rer, and To job printing. The Mirror under
. its new management appeared ou Monday
/ cut down from a six to a five column paper,
and with the price per copy fixed at one
cent. It presents n very neat appearance,
. and is Fl He'd with precisely the sort of read
7 ing matter the public demand. Both Mr..
. Slep and the new hands AT the bellows have
4 our most ardent wishes for their future pros
perity. Hope at least the last named mem
/ her Of the new firm, like his prototype Of
old will not have to climb a tree, his profits
/ in Mirror TO see.
-Fagineer NJ Cahe is the owner Of brood
/ Of geese two of which, owing 20 the fact
/ that the mother goose was unable TO spread
herself over all the eggs furnished her TO set
/ on, were hatched ont by n female chicken Of
/ mature growth. All tie guSllngS are now
/ grown M but to all iuteuts and purposes
/ they constitute two totally different families.
/ The posIiuCs hatched Ivy the goose will not
! associate with the gDsliugs hatched by the
I chicken but on the contrary have chased
the latter ont into the wide, wide world,
where they wander disc onsolately M and
down. When they meet, they meet as
( strangers or as foes. Why is this? Il 4 An
! expIificariod of the saying that blood viii
+ teII"--ven in geese? "A we don't pretend
to know, we turn the question over 10 some
body who has been raised with geese, or IS
goose himself, for an answer.
Take a short rest, wipe off your
. chin " pull down yoUr vest and prepare to
walk i'm and see the incest lot of ready
: male clnthiue At the cheap cash store 1T NJ.
/ Wolf, at 1927 Eleventh avenue. Altoona,
Pa that has ever been offered fu- sale in
that civ Mr. WOLF, as we are RELIABLY In
formed. has recently sold several excellent
suits TO parties residing in this vicinity, and
one of the gentlemen thus made happy as
sures us that he not only found an abund-
ant and elegant stock to select from, but
tI,at he did better there than he could do
anywhere else That Is certainly strong
/ recommendation for Mr.. Wolf, and con-
vincinr reason why other buyers should go
3 aud do likewise. Remember that the store
referred To is on Eleventh avenue, next door
10 Isownan & MDrrow's big store, and Just
art,Ifnd the corner Of the street on which the
/ posf-offiCe is located.
At the close of the present volume OF the
. FREEMAN. of which Oul fl We numbers remain
! IN he ISSUED We propose 10 enlarge and i'm