The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-15

s. NJ BrOphy, ESD, ana MISS Neliio
Carr. organist at st. Johp's Catholic church,
Altoona. were married during Nuptiai Mass
in said church, about O'Clock on NJ Onuay
morning last. by Rev. Father Sheedy. me +
happy bridegroom = son OF Mt IluhOthy
Rronhv former resident of this place, ana .
that fact alone will be sufficient TO commend :
him to the kindly remembrance or most OF ,
our citizens. Apart from this, however, ne /
is a genial gentlem3n and a prosperous young
member of the legal fraternity, and being I
man of GOOD Judgment we are SIRE he has ,
made a wise selection in the chUlce OF aWlit. /
The newly-we1ded have our sincere good !
wishes for lorg life of pure enjoyment III }
this world and an eternity Of happiness lh
the world TO come.
We have received a new douh!e-coinmn (
advertisements of Wanamaker n brown !
great clearance sale a. their famous oak
Hall Sixth and Market streets, Phllddel-
nbia which will appear next week. Mean
while we assure all ouT Tea'ters OF the mas
cuIine persuasion that they can buy at YAK
Hall the hest made-up clothing ever otleVeu
to A discriminating public, as we know from
long experiences, and that they can buy u
now at lower prices Than ever notwlthsIahu-
ing the figures Dut on their goods are al ways
the most moderate. Call on r. H. Thoinp-
son local agent for this great house. VINO
can always lie found at the Thompson store,
and let him take your measure Tor Drah
splinter new suit at price Whlch We are
sure will astonish you with its cheapness.
"A large force of wOrkmen was engaged
all dav Snndav i'm raising the iron bridge on
/ the Pa r. r. which spans the ConemanRn
river Immediately west OF Johnstown, anu
/ with the aid of powerful hydrauhc Jacks
/ succeeded in e,evating the structure span
( bv sDan inst thirteen inches, and that too
/ without discOunectlng the spans AT the piers
I or preventing the few trains running on tuab
day from passing over in safety Inc oo-
I iect of the ftraise" was to remove the stflng-
! ers a,d rpnIace tie rails on the cross-ties.
! as the civil engineers in the employ OF the
Company coutending that by this method The
bridge will he less liable 10 get out OF repair,
( a. there will he less danger OF lateral motloh
I and of svyaoginp The string timbers taken
ont are to be replaced by croSS-sleepers OF
oak, and on these the rails are to be securely
spiked. :,
"A poem commences Under the will
lows he's lying" He must be a tramp
Thev lie under ali sorts of trees. one was
discovered the other morning lying unher an
axle tree. The owner of the wagon made
him wheel wright around aud leave.-ES.
The owner should have spoken gently TO
the felloe. He probably meant no harm oV
living urder the wagon, and very Hkely was
? tired Altoona Tribune. Not so much
( wagon of tongues. gentlemen, II yon please
, / All this hr -huh about a simple poem don
. I amount to a Inch pin. Spring new sut-
ipct pCOl-uu, pole-vOur ISSUES, aliu t.dih h
|, ! sense for awhile hv telling VOur readers 'ha'
, the hest place and cheapest III Altoona, OF
, elsewhere. to buv boots, shoes, CATERS, etc
for men women and children, as well a gun
. boots and overshOes, is AZ the renoWhr'
Great Eastern Boot and Shoe Store, lIl'
/ Eleventh avenue, of which Mr.. ). blumen
. thai is +hr courteous and obligiug proprietor
a -Ionn SuodgrasS. Esq, died suddenly @
heart disease on yesterday week, AT ms resi-
4 ,!ence near New A AleXandria. W estmoreIant
q county in the SISt year of his age IT >
: ! was Superi1tendaut of ;he old Portage Raj
e ( Road in this comfy, for several years
e commencing about 1912 or lS43, and kept ~
II Office ar the foot OF Plane No 2. having 10
: his clerk Thomas a. Mcguire. He was no
atlr, tod
/ nf shrewduess aui hard common se nSe.-
r. Through the patronage attached 20 MS oHhc
n he generally controlled the nominations {
: the Democratic party in this county, whic
10 was not so diff. nit matter then as il is now
: : a comfy convention heing quite ssrall a
IL fair when compared with one OF the preSei
II day. The two factions of tbs party III ih
- / county were known A. the Sund9rass an
! auti-Snod grass parties and rich, rare an
? . racy history of their political trlckery, the
( . plots and counter plots cOnid oe writer
L + SIR SuUdgrass' administration of the a1tal
n Of the railroad may he said To have heen Si
\ isfactory aud the citizens of this county VI
l. knew him entertain a Pheasant and kind
ID remembrance Of him. Peace to his ashes
I'll Although NJ. : Quay, Chairman OF II
tn Republican State Committee, knows 2 goo
ve deal he is lissfiJllv ignorant of how Weisl
al men vote: otherwise he would not, shn
time before the election, nave addressed
TT circular in the Welsh language To perSJ
ne / of that natiOualitV. urging them 10 vote l.
IN the Republican State ticket. He sent O1
"A ! of them to the wrong man in This place, wi
tin mailed IL 10 the philadelphia Times,
ce which it afterwards appeared IN the origli
fc Welsh dialect, with translation INTO El
,e- lish. To send a circular TO Welsh vut
is asking him 10 support the Republican tick
tn Is qnite as siupid taking coal 30 Ne
Castle. or cabbage t. bavaria. Quay cou
Ibl have saved the price of the postage STAN
i;s on his circuIars, and if he don't yet kuc
IN tie fact we will tell him, thar, with the g
of ceptiou Of only about one IN thoHsa
ed ''alruEefheT lovely" n WelShnan, as he b
l a right to do, always and under all rircu'
n stances. no matter where he may he, vo'
3w the Republican ticket, pure and simple, ~
re- regards IL rs a gross insult 10 nave 4 &
-ge cular addressed to him, even by 80 great
~i- m an as Qnay. urging him io do v hat u
e. . most seems miracle for him to decline to ,