The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

mixture is the remedy for the cornrlo,-i.., -''A
- Us Is against the rules OF all well reorla.
eo prlEt shops TO publish anonvnons
communications of any Kind o. Cl lio's
/ correspondent ''H, will understand -.
| TINS means, and he may as well unde-s' ,,,'i ~
% aiso tnat newspaper puffs are part Of our
Suck III trade, and any one who wants -
get send OF Of that kind shoulf NO, -.
'nat one good turn deserves another
=. GreensOGrg, on Friday John. G. Fox
WIS !rle9 on the charge of incenGiarism in
..ti'IuInG hIs brother Lewis barn near Nev,
/ stanton, Westmoreland county. and acori,
'eu, the prosecutor being assessed for H.
( costs feud had existed betvyaer ttle .ne
/ 'SotutIs lot long time over the disposition
/ OF OF thelr fathers property, and it was aIlegsd
mat the barn burning was the resni,o -
Jealousy. "'' Vi
( The Republicans have nomirataa .
y. w a,eIinan Tor Register and Recorder. and
/ ~ renialnssto he seen whether he is GOING to
oe wrecked on Democratic Lake or
whether Luckett, Langbein, Lynch. or sonne
o,ner t-iglole candidate, not forgetting Nc
iMohagle' ~ is destined to sail away from him
( III ihe good old Democratic ship which has
80 long rode triumphant over all the wavee
/ OF opposition In Little Cam b-ia -
TO Mr.. Timothy Davis of Altoona
Siua'rInan OF Reception Committee, our
th@hKs are due for complimentary tickets
: Ior self and lady to the installation of tba
Grand Commandery, knights Temole- az
2ehnsy iVania, which is to take place at The
. Ope[" house IN that city on Thursday after
noon, May 3Oth, and also for cards of "A
MISSION TO Reception aud Promenade Con
cert, which is to be held at the same place on
the evening of that day
/ -Mr ii. Fullmer, son of Mr. Chris
ttIah tuliner, former citizen of Carroll
township, paid a brief visit 10 the scenes Of
hls Childhood here and hereaboats the latter
/ part OF last week, and like a sensible man as
he is subscribed for the Freeman ana ,,aG3
one year in advance. Mr.. FulImer, MS is
j resident OF Oil City, where he is engaged
/ IN the stationery business and is. as we are
giad TO Learn, doing prosperous business
even in these hard times.
Col. John Woods for mapy wears n
prominent aud respected citizen of Altoona
Sres at one time hotel keeper at Gallitzip
this county, has been forced through poverty
and bodily atfictieu to take up his abode in
the Blai: couiEy POOR house The Colonel
was always generous to a fault never re-
fusing and often seeking to aid the poor aud
unfortunate, aud She Standard is right i'm
saying that it is not credifable TO the s,eunI.
OF Altoona that he should be thas obliged To
( end bis days
Among the many friends we had the
pleasure OF greeting oD Monday last none
/ were more welcome than j D. Eir-szs ESQ
OF Tyrone, and II. II. Herr and Jas s7Iaua-
gan, Esqs., Of Altoona, tisCee youtg birz pro
greSsive and prosperous members OF tte
+ Blair county bar. All three, regardless Of
politics, take lively Interest in the vel
kare OF McPiko as a candidate for County
/ Treasurer, but unfortunately for us ike
/ hundreds of others in the same county they
! don Z have a say in the matter.
Next week Mr.. =. TeitelIausn of Car
; rolltowu. will I've afforded an opportunity
/ through our columns TO spread himself pro
miscuously on the subject Of cheap goods
aud plenty of them, aud in the meantime we
have no hesitation in commanding him to
the patronage of all our readers in that To-
cality, as we know from experience that his
/ goods are without bieJRish aud his prices so
'.ow that no Que can uudersell him, while
very few pretPud even TO compete with him
lat lfir rial
( So long as tire horses stood still Mr.
/ Isaac Crawford had no trouble in maintain
ing an upright position on load of hay
{ which was about to lie brought. on Monday
tiorRiAg last, from his farm ia Cambria
. township to his home in this place but az
soon as the team started he started too in
the wrong direction, ana falling To the
ground received an ugly cut in the head and
had one of his shoulders badly bruised His
/ iuj4;ries, though painful, were not very ser
ioNs, and we are glad 20 that he is able
to be about again,
The dwelling house of Mr.. David Davis
I In Cambria township. between this place
I and Wilmore, caught fire about 6 o'clock on
/ Wednesday evening last, and wgs totally
/ destroyed, though everything, or nearly ev-
/ eTy;hing, the house cot T5iued wRs got o,lt in
safety. The loss we have not heard -estirna-
, ted, but from what we learned il canuot ,e
less than 81 600, which we believe is nearly
all provided for by policy in tie Cambria
. Mutual Insurance Company. The 6re Is
supposed TO have been caused by stray
spark from the kitchen flue.
-9heTeiS no one of course about Gallit-
Zin or Tunnelhill who is net xsyate 7sy this
time of the fac: that that worthy disciple Of
Crispin, Mr.. Michael Britner, is carrying on
the boot and shoe business in the former
place, but nevertheless it will DO Nike no
'harm to say that he is not only cfByer geIr-
tleman and worthy citizen, but an honest.
industrious and competent mechanic whose
work can be always relied ON and W hose
prices are invariably the lowest We visl.
Nike all the custom he deserves, and if Ire
gets it he will never be without plenty of
/ work.
Mr.. Patrick Cduuery, of N unsfeT to~yR-
/ ship, a gentleman whom one knew but
to esteem for his honesty, integrity and
purity of character, died oH rI62g +ESt, at
tar having attained the remarkable Sge Of
S5 years or s5pzvard. Mr.. ConueTy was
among the early settlers in Cambria county,
and we are only sorry that some exc
suainted with his history hes .IOt furnished
MS with a sketcs <sf +4fs seFJE RGd eventual
life, WHICH tie PASSED in the @sEe and fear OF
God ana in GoiIzg Euto others ~ he would
have others do untO him. The deceased was
. the father of Rev. II. p. Conuery and an
uncle of John q. Lake, Esq, of this place.
. May his soul rest in peace.
-TO-morrow (Satarday9 is to I've ? graRa
gala day 1t Wilmere, the ladies' connected
. with St. Bartholomew " : church having re-
solved to inaugurate the pleasant plc-iit
pasrime thus early in the ses-ss vita de-
hghtfRi Eay PARRY iu a . ire grove near that
place. Knowing as we do from former eX-
perience that nothing will be left uudone to
insure the best OF enjoyment 10 al partici-
pants, we cannot too earnestly commend this
praiseworthv enterprise uf the kind ladies' of
/ WIlmOre and vicinity to the liberal eucour-
agement Of all who delight in such f@stivi-
ties. Office-seekers need scarcely be invited
TO attend, though none will be more welcome,
as they will surely take advantage Of so
propitious an occasion to get in their work.
"A constable from this county went to
Hnliidaysburg on Tuesday last and sought
with the aid of a Gaysport official 10 arrest a
. couple of Philadelphia statesmen who were
charged with running into aud overturning
y wagon on Lhe road between this place and
Carrolltown, thereby breaking the veLscss
aud badly iujuriug an ola man who occupied
a seat therein. The accused were about to
leave for Bedford Eken tbs niBions o! ihe
law confronted them, and EfteF nnbosUning
theI1se;ge Ct their version "a the story,
which put the blame on the other parties,
they offered tG return 70 EbeusbUrg Il the
constable would guarantee them retsunerS-
lion fGT lost time. Then, withodt waiting
for an answer, they pat the whip 10 their
impatieut steeds and were off for Bedford.
fbe two officers meantime gazing at each