The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-sye. There. ana the Other Plaee

hive hundred persons attended the Al
nj, niruig st CTessOn last Thursday.
TIye long expected rain visited US
mi. Of times inside the past seven days.
Won cap save 81 in every S5 by buying
,-r goods from s. Teitelbaum, CaIroltown.
YOU can buy the best sewing machines
ada al 'tthe store Of A. a. Barker & Son,
~ taeuty-fye dollars.
THE concert given by the May Hyde
.--rre in this place last Friday evening, was
49,, largely attended. The cause why is OBJ
I'rs-it was not well advertised.
Tie peoples cheap store Of Carrolltown,
Int lbs 8 TeitelbEum, announces that 1t
-.f-r sell goods from this date onward at less
/ ..t. -1st so as TO make room for fall goods.
An enjoyable picnic OF the little folks
--as held in a grove short distance east of
.ggr Tuesday of this week. The Ehensburg
..rue. band discoursed musIo for the occs-
THE Johnstown delegation to the con-
-sptipn OF Turner's held at Wheeling last
week succeeded IN carrying off a Ealf dozen
r-fzzs offered for proficiency in athletic
sports
III con veufent, the reader Is requested to
call and see the bargains offered by s. Tel
trHaum, CaTrOltown. He promises big
f.nr in the shape Of bargains TO the general
Owing 20 the continued dry weather
Fgrfug The greater part of J uly, the potato
.-rr IL this county will bs n light one, aud
viii bear no comparison with the yield Of
f-mer years.
.vnsman, Mr.. johnson Moore, is under-
stood ~ be lying dangerously I'll at the resi-
F-ur- Of his sUn-in-LAW, Col. Wm. K. Piper,
o. Holiday sOurg.
Every voter should examine the Regis
-rr list Of his district aud see IF his name is
thereon. II not on the list have It placed
tf.r- az once The 9Th OF September Is the
a.. lsv for Registering.
A rule has been issued upon T. P. Tier
r-g. Esq. I'm the Blair County Court, TO
sa.x cause fvhy he should not pay over
money collected for II. -. & /. D. " oOdIun,
.yl= JyhustUwn Democrat.
We are enabled TO state positfUely that
sen CufrUth, the Democratic candidate for
.rEress, will be present at the picnic to be
Ibid IN HJgue's grove, near kaylOr's sta
r.r. 5H Saturday Tomorrow
Dur uuCh-esteemed friend Mr.. John
BRADLEY u LOrettO, IS lying SICK nigh unto
death He IL one OF the few men of whom
ue CAD truly say that it Will be bad for
community II he be taken away.
constable Whereby made an uDsucoess-
tul trip through CiearieIj and Carroll
townships the other day in quest Of man
vLg Is wanted by the law. The next time
d. goes he thinks lie will fetch the answer.
Mr.. . X. NcCahan, Of Huntington.
UaU = seventy four years Of age, and who
ggii setting type forty-four years ago, walk
,i into !he Globe Office the other day and
asiylsLCd tie boys by his dexterity At the
uasr
The Herald says that Republicans don't
-II vel 81 Democratic delegate elections.
Just So And the Herald might with equal
truth have addedithst Republicans as q rule,
i.U'. run we'll at the other kind OF elections
l Cambria county.
Mr. WIN McG Ewing, the affAble aud
euEryrisHg representative OF the tobacco
1ru u CLas. 9. Baer, 10S Wood st., Pitts-
l-rEl was in town the beginning Of this
A. a
Tie Mo-. part Of Mr.. Ewing's lame stands
f.r Mag. Ozler,
William Cowan, Of Wilmore, was run
over by a haud-csr at Wilmore last Monday
and seriously injured. a companion
named J. L. Long was also struck by the
ar and slightly hurt. Mr.. Cowan was
member Of the military organization known
as Tie Silver Grays."
Clarence II. McAlistar, son Of Hon. A
MCAIister, Of Springfield Furnace, was
found dead IN his bed on Thursday morning
last. He had not been IN good health for
several days previous 10 his sudden taking
q, Aut at no time was be considered at all
dangerously III. He was aged about thirty
five years.
The Messrs. MLaughlin desire us TO
ave notice through the columUs Of the
FEEEMAN that all work left at their wooden
isa!Cry must be called for on or before the
hlsi day Of October. Work may I've brought
10 between now and that date, and, ST de-
site tweuty-four hours.
The Osceola RevetlIe Of last week has
something 70 say about "the frosty headed
ArFlke, Of the FREEMAN" In the same
Issue Of the same paper, no reference what
ever j. made 70 their experimental oil well.
This would seem TO indicate that the head
OF Tie man who writes for the ReuIeLs Is out
u the line OF exactitude.
1t makes no special difference, but it
might Is well be said here as elsewhere,
hat z rf. Z p ~ Gusv.
burg, have on their shelves this week All in
salmeut Of COuntrysmerchandise, (which IS
Unsurpassed IN Cambria county. Wnen
you 20 to ses them, ask particularly for the
4aiest style Of ladies dress goods.
Master Charley Linton caught the boss
t.ack bass Of the season Tuesday morning
-is.. Il measured nearly thirteen inches,
aud weighed pound or two. On this ocCa-
Sion, be departed some what from his uniform
custom Of walking from Shinkle's dam back
nome by way Of the railroad. In other
words, he came up the main street.
Tuesday, Nov. 5th, will be election day;
Il1r-day Sept 9th, will be the last day
upon which voters can be assessed, and Sat
uiday OC.. 9th. Will be the last day upon
which State and county taxes can be paid in
-I4rr to secure q vote, as well as the last day
qp0n which foreigners can be naturalized.
democrats should bear These facts In mind
4ll act accordingly.
Its thought that the Bells Mills narrow
gauge railroad viii be extended from Its
Present terminus Glen Hope, to the mouth
Winners run, Clearield county, four
niles north Of the point at which the loco
motive now ties mp at for the night. Will
urF run is IN Beccaria township, and some
sIAiyOt coal seams are spoken Of IN connec-
a1n with that locality.
We learn from the Scientific american of
iasi i week that Mr.. Samuel Keim, Of Altoona,
q, has patened an improvement in Mill
-.oue Dresses, the object Of which is 10 cause
,-e grain 10 be thrown away from the eye Of
l1e stone, ard carried to the Touring surfaces
.sioEe u IS ground fine, thereby reducing
-s quantity OF middlings by entirely freeing
21u pulverizing the -four.
David T. Cald well, Of Tyrone, formerly
= tanker Of that place in connection with
y IN n. Lloyd, Of Altoona, appeared before
,ue Register in Bankruptcy at Holidays
.'ig, on Tuesday last, and fled voluntary
ps.luon in bankruptcy. His liabilities are
t1'z 200, his assets nominal, and his credi-
'i' four hundred and sixty. How Is that
io' btgt in one way, and very lon iu another.
The following named teachers were
.uoseu Saturday last to take charge OF the
5lAoOls Of Cambria township for the term
sinning Mon.lay, October 7th: No. 1,
anna Maria Davis; No 2. Maria i}rookbank;
10 3, RobeTt Thomas No. 4, Owrn Jones
70 D, Howard G. Evans No 6. Morris d.
lines No. Z, Maria Shenkle No. 3, Thos.