The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

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The "doier boys" in this place and at
Wilmore will be rejoiced to learn thatsthe
regimental paymasteC is to be here with the
"spous at 8 o'clock on next Monday even
ing, and in Wilmore at $50 the same even
ing. All Interested shonld be promuv on
! hand al the appointed hours.
me nne property on Sample street re-
! Gently purchased by A. V. Barker, ESQ.
from Mr.. John Lewis, is being but through
a regular course of sprouts and will ere Ion
come out of the ordeal as handsome as a new
pin. n fine ''portO-rico at the front door
is one of the new features
Several aquatic fowls were visible on
Stonycreek at JohnstOwn on Monday last
and one of them was shot by citizen Of that
place. 1t was thonght by some folks that
/ they were sea gulls, but how they came TO
be g'uted into visiting place so far inland
as Johnstown no one could conjecture
-"Uncle' Joe Gutwald paraded A NAM
moth steer, weighing ,i25 pounds and at
/ trachvely decorated, through the streets
yesterday morning, bearing on its sides the
announcement in large letters that IL vvould
lie served up as Easter beef at his meat
market tomorrow Saturday. morning.
Jas. j. Murphy proprietor of the IA
nous Star Clothing Hall, 100 Clinton street
I Johnsiown, is at present in the eastern cities
buying large aud elegant stock OF season
able clothing which will soon be on exit
/ hition and sale ~ his popular low-priced
clothing emporium. Wait aud see before
you huy elsewhere.
Shawley, Of Mt. Pleasant. westmoreIand
county, had stolen lot Of oats and other
property belonging 20 one ~ his ueighIlors
aud now George has been afforded an oppor-
tunity to make note Of another fact in shane
/ ~ eighteen months Imprisonment in the
W esteru peuiteutiarv.
john G. Martin, ESQ Of Portage. offers
himself, per card IN the Herald as a raudi-
I date Tor the Republican nomination for
Congress in this district. IL is hut simple
Justice 10 the gentleman named to say that
I he Is capable, Intelligent aud Trustworthy
/ and il nominated and elected there in no
/ doubt he would do honor 10 the position.
The JOhnstown Tribune saws that a
I farmer and his eight year-old son residing
/ near this place visited East Conemaugh on
Saturday last, with a wagon load of potatoes
aud while near that place the lad accidentally
felI out of the vehicle and run over by
| ore of the wheels. which inflicted soTney hat
srious njuri $, though fortunately no bones
/ were broken.
Well pleased are the ladies', with faces
/ all smiles, they view with content the
/ latest spring styles iust opened and offered
a stock quite complete, by Miss Mary Davis
/ on Julian street, where bargains the hest
! that have ever been known can he secured
/ for the casn, a0d in that way alone. Store
/ at the residence of f. j. Humphreys, corner
7 of Julian and Crawford streets.
The Indiana Messenger saws that mig
( with eight legs, four ears and two tails was
4 born the other day in West MahoniuC town
/ ship, that county. The hind quarters of the
mOustrOsity, which lived only short time
/ we're entirely separate, though Joined Just
| back of the shoulders, the head was larger
/ than ordinary, and the bark bone of :he hind
/ parts was united at the base of the brain
Myers & Lloyd NAV be somewhat he
| hind time this spring in buying new stock
/ of goods, but when it comes to selling what
/ they have on hand there is really ''miIIions
in it, for all who want to get the very best
! dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc. at the
/ lowest possible prices. They have still an
| ample stock 20 select from, aud no Que need
| pass their door in hopes.of doiug better any
| where else.
We have received from c. Blumenthal
/ of the Great Eastern Boot and Shoe Store
/ lll9 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, a printed
/ list of prices whicn surpasses anything in
/ that line for cheapness we have ever seen.
Ladies' morocco shoes from 75c. 10 SI.JO,
gents fine calf boots from 81 to So 10. boys
I dress CATERS at 75c., and everything else in
! the same proportion. Did you ever hear of
/ the like before d?
The funeral of Miss Harriet Myers at
! LOretto, on Wednesday last, was attended
/ by ST. Michael's Total a abstinence Society to
| the number Of twenty-six members, and by
the children Of Mary" a church orgauiza-
/ ton, IN much greater numbers. The funer-
! al one of the largest ever seen in that
/ locality, aud was fitting tribute, indeed
| to the memory of one. who vas great ia
| vorite In the community.
The Immortal j N threatens to Gift
the veil assume the pressure "vindi-
cate the trRfh," and perform various other
wonderful feats ut Wilmore :his (Fridav)
evening, and at the Court House, in This
place, ON tomorrow evening. but "a 81 n -
seldom If ever performs what he promises
the people of this and our neighboring bor-
ough may felicitate themselves their
probable escape frcnl impending disaster.
Coming to meet the Chaplain.
james HOuck, of Holiday sburg. after
waiting twelve years for infant of his ow1
to kiss and caress vas rewarded for his long
vigil a few days ago by having two girl ba-
I bies presented to him 10y his loving and
faithful spouse. The only question now be-
fore the public in this connection IS Houck-
ouII Mrs. Houck find il in her heart to keep
her husband So long in susI-esTse and then
overCio the business at long arsvs at last
1t will lie seen by card else VIA ere that
DIR. VI. J. Buck, who recently returned from
Vienna, Austria, where he puTsued n
thorough course of study in the best medica
and surgical college, in the world, has opened
an Office in Altoona and asks nothing but =
fair trial to convince all of his ability to cope
with disease in any form. The doctor is a
clever, courteous and honorable gentlemen
whom we cannot too earnestly commend TO
our many friends in and about Altoona
"A boy who gave mis- name as James
Moher or Maher and claimed to he from
Philadelphia, fell urrIer yhe wheels of a
moving freight train that he was attempt
ing to board at Petersburg, Huntington
county. on Tuesday last ahO1t noon, auts
The unfortunate lad was taken to Hunting
don soon possible, where all that
could be done for him was done, but with
out avail, as he died in abo1t hour after
reaching that place,
New goods are all nice, and at fair price
are worthy Of peoples attention but for
bargains the best, in coat, pants, or vest,
Godfrey Wolf is the man we would mention
as one who ne'er fails in making his sales at
prices beyond all contention. An immense
stock of spring and summer clothug, gents
furnishing goods, etc, of all styles, sizes
aud textures, just received and ope ned for
the inspection of everybody at the great pop
ular clothing bazaar of Godfrey Wolff, next
door to the pOst-office, Altoona, Pa.
We noticed in a portion Of our edition
last week that dun horse belonging to Mr..
Michael DireIing, of the New Germany set
tlement, in CroyIe township, had been stolen
from his stable on Thursday night, and tn at
a reward of $40 was offered fer :he horse and
thief, or S25 for the horse alone. Since then
it was rumored that the stolen animal was
seen at StrOugstown, Indiana county, on the
following day, and at Greenvile, in the
same county, a day or two after, but whether
the report was .rue or false can't say.