The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-20

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M. j. Teitelbaum of Joretto, who will sell
them at the exceedingly low price of 20 cents
per pound. ALSO, fine lot of notions and
other articles suitable for holiday gifts, at
prices equally moderate
Samuel c. Wingard, ESQ, for many
years practising attorney in this place but
who has for some time past resided in Wash
ington Territory, has been nominated by the
man who occupies President Tilden's place
as an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court OF said Territory
IL you want to present you wife mother
sister or sweetheart with a Christmas or
New Year gift that will I've a joy in the
household forever sends us SI5 and we will
not only furnish you with tirst-class sew
ing machine, but will send you the freeman
one year into the hargan.
several newspapers that have come un-
der our notice have had our branch railroad
showed up during The past week or So
Maybe the Johnstown Tribune will be over
Joyed to know that no train has as yet miss
ed connections, and possibly it will request
Us exchanges To copy the item.
The remains of Michael German the
young man who was killed by the Fast Line
at Huntington on Tuesday of last week
were disinrerred on Friday and sent TO PhiIa-
delphla, his mother. who resides in that city ,
having visited Huntingdon and identified
the bOdy of her unfortunate son.
"A fire in cinder pile in the spring de-
partment of the Gautier steel works at
Johnstown, which thus far mas successfully
resisted all efforts at suppression, has neces-
sIta'ed temporary CLOSING down of work in
that section of the btg industry. The loss
viii aggregate quite a large sum.
The word salvation" is said 20 occur
one hundred and furty-seven times in the
Holy Scriptures, and yet we very much
doubt whether any Of our delinquent sub
scribers Will ever find out the meaning of
the term from actual experience if they
don soon make their peace with he printer.
DR.. John Murphy, OF Tunnel Hill has
abandoned pills aud purgatives and accepted
the position of general business manager Of
Messrs. q NJ. Johnston & Cos big store at
that place. The Doctor is clever and com
petent gentleman, and we certainly hope he
Will hnd the new departure cUugenial to his
tastes.
recently completed, turns out to De a boiche6
lnh, II reports be true, aud many of the sub
scrIhers pOsiti vely decline to accept ii at the
stipulated price, or indeed at any price.
cambria county was down on the list tor
like experience, ont possibly through want
OF encouragement the scheme was abandon
ed.
-Four new telephones, of Bells make aud
worked ty local magnetism, are In process
of construction in JohnStOu II. Bv the wav
when do our Carrolltowu friends propose
putting into execution that threat of theirs
of connecting that borough with Ebenshurg
bv telephone? 1t would serve the same
purp's' as telegraph, and be decidedly
cheaper
Among the postal appointments made
last week the following are of local Interest:
Isaac MiChae3s, Beisa 10, Cambria county {;
William Gillian, ClearviiIr Bedford county
William Appel, Frieden's Somerset county;
J. a. Thompson, Hemlock, Cambria county;
Nathan Hsuer. Hunversvi.ie, Somerset
county Samuel y. Ebert, Pmlson, Solner-
set county.
-Rodgers. Republican candidate for Com
missioner in Bedford county, was elected Ey
one of majority, according to the off ciaI
count but as Crissman, his Democratic op-
poLeut; seems TO be impressed with the idea
that he was R.dgeTed out of the position
aud is y cross Crissrnau in consequence, the
matter is 90 I've brought before the Court for
investigation
A widow woman named Harriet J .
Marks took Suddenly i'll while attending
services Al the Presbyterian church, Hunt
iugdon, on Sunday evening, and died on one
OF The steps of the building. whittier she had
hesu assisted hy some of the mem hers in the
effort 20 take her home, Her age was about
90 years aud heart disease is believed to
have been the cause of her death,
Mr.. w. j. Mclean, agent for the Phila-
deiphia Press visited our town on Saturday
last aud succeeded in making arrangements
with the second eldest of the freeman house
hold for the delivery each morning 10 several
subscribers obtained in this place of the mid
night edition of said paper, which reaches
here at II o'clock, a. m. aud contains all the
news mp To the time Of going to press
--TeiieIhaum, Teitelbanm, lie is the man
il Will pay you to see as soon as you can, for
having bargains for all, the best you can find,
he'll meet you with pleasure aud treat you
so kind that we know you'll be sure to buy
evermore all the goods that you need a. the
Peoples Cheap Store, which in Carrolltowu
has won for itself large trade by selling
at very low figures and only goods of best
grade.
A Harrisburg correspondent of the
Pittsburgh Post says that Hon. John rlon.
of this county, would make n good Speaker
of the House of Representa- yes. But the
House is Republican, and Mr.. Fennn is y
Democrat, aud the Cameron party is not in
the habit of travelling outside its own party
limits for somebody ON whom to hestow of
flee Which same is q pity, perhaps, for
FeulOn.
A drunken chap with \ wooden leg sue
cepded+Iv some unaccOuntable feat of dex-
terty in climbing to the top of the iron fence
enclosing the railroad yard at Altoona, in
front of the Logan House, on Monday after
nonT and as the sharp points of the iron
rods pen etrated the seat of his unment tiOna-
bIes he was unable TO assume the Offence
i've until some of the employees in the yard
came TO his assistance.
Go and look at the choice syrup for so
cents per gallon; 60 and look at the Two
fine brooms for % cents go and look At :he
nice buckets, two for a quarter; 60 aud look
a; the elegant goods u all klud now being
offered At wonderful! low prices by NJ. j .
there is another store in Cam hTia or any of
the surrounding counties where you can get
40 much real value for your money.
w. W. Harris, Esq., OF jackson town.
shin is we understand, putting up 4 new
steam SAW mill on the site of the one burned
down a couple of years ago, and mas entered
into a contract with the Cambria lrOu Com
pauv 70 furnish chem with all the hemloCk
lumber he can manufacture during the com
ing summer at the exceedingly remuuera-
tire pTi.e. considering the times and the
low wages which labor commands, of SS per
thousand
"A diminutive canine belonging to Mr..
william Clements of this place, was run
over and cut in two 10y the Branch train
,,otber dav. The little whiffct succeeded
nv some means in getting under the moving
trsin where he remained in safety until the
IasT car had almost passed over him, when
be ATTEMPTED TO scoot out in front of the
hind truck Aud that is how it come 20 pass
thar his davs in The land were so speedily '
and tragiCallv cUr-tailed.
Mr.. Jacob Murphy, of CrOyle township,
sI;p,ed on an icy board at a saw-mil. near
the old reservoir on last Tuesday afternoon
and falling sideways against large upright
sayy in ranid motor had both bones of his
rigtt arm :wo inches above the elbow,
completely sawed and broken in two. Our
friend and patrau, DIR. j. &. Luke, who was
sDeedIv summoned TO the injured man : aid
has homes of saving the arm, though there