The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-08

-McDouald, of LOrettO, determined to he
oUtdoue 10y no one in the matter of low
prices, sends us another bulletin announcing
his ability ana Willingness to sell two good
corn broOJns for % cents, two buckets for
% cents, good roasted coffee, in pound pack
ages, for 20 cents, sweet molasses for 80
cents per gallon, sweeter syrup for 55 cents,
and pure alum salt for so per barrel,
we'll as ladies' cloaks and other goods III
profusiou at all prices except high prices.
j am the newspaper, and carry the news
to AL of your dwellings or wherever you
choose : | tell you OF many things you ne 'cr
heard before-of things good aud bad, and
OF BlumenIbals store, which throughout ali
the country has won great renpwu, and con-
taiuS suCh stock as ne CT in Altoona town
has been opened for the people 10 look at and
buy where each customer at low prices all his
wants can supply so far as boots, shoes, gai-
ters and al goods in that line are concerned.
Store at i119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa.
As political prophet, or rs a prophet of
any kind, the wise wau of ;he Herald is a
most dismal failure. During the campaign
he assured ;he Republicans in the other
three counties Of this district. aud Of course
msIed them, sthat Cotfroth would utterly
fail TO receive the Democratic vote in this
county The retur is tell another story, and
show that the difference in the vote between
Dill and Ccffroth is not worth talking about.
The ma jorty for each If them would have
been two hundred greater than il is had not
the Green back fever broken ont in the north
eru portion Of the county where it was least
expected.
The many friends of r. l.. Johnston,
ESQ, will he sorry to earn that he had the
misfortune to fail this (Friday4 morning
and fracture his lame leg Immediately above
the ankle He was amusing himself IN the
kitchen at the time with some OF his family
buT lust how the accident happened we fail
cd io learn DR. Lennon, who was prompt
!v summoned, reduced :he fracture rs speed
ily as possible, and ii any one imagines that
the injury happened To his wooden leg, this
fact will serve 10 show the folly of such
nresumption. Our friend Bob, It is fear
ed, will be confined To his Ded Tor some
time 10 come.
The election is over, and it is fact be-
vond doubt that all the defeated are badly
E'Dut out " while those who have won, it il
easy to guess, are filed with joy they can
scarcely express; though after al!s said,
and the excitement is DER. we advise all
concerned as we have done oft before, to
think of the winter now so nearly at hand,
and prepare for its blasts, which are hard to
withstand, by calling on Wolf, who delights
at all times to make good what we say in
these disjoinfed rhymes, by furnishing
clothing. the finest and best, At prices une-
quallcd in the east or the west. Store on
Eleventh avenue, next COOr 10 the post
Office Altoona, Pa.
The fine organ recently purchased for
the church at St Bonifacius, in Elder town
shin is we are glad To learn, source of
great Dride and pleasure to the members of
said congregation, who are rot only delight
ed with the instrument ltSetf, hut highly
pleased with the manner in which the keys
/ are manipulated by Prof. CLOSER, who, IL is
proper to say, is al accomplished musician.
( The organ in question, which lS hrSt class in
everv res-ect cost about 81 ,000, the neceS-
sary funds having been secured 10y couple
of picnics held during the past summer,
both of which were literally patronlzed by
members of the congregation, as well as hy
persons from other portions of this and ad-
Joining counties.
We didn't have time or space this week
fo devote to the new AL vertisemenis of Chas,
Simon audC. Simon " Co, Altoona, hut can
not let the opportunity pass without once
more calling the attention of our readers TO
the fact that said houses deal very exten-
sively in dry goods, clothing, aud all man.
ncr of merchandise pertaining TO those de
nartmeuts of trade. More than that, they
ssau at prices which no one can excel for
cbeapuess aud which few If any can sue
cessfully compete with. We think, IN fact
have no doubt at all, that those OF our read
ers who do their shopping in Altoona will
find il to their advantage 70 deal with Chds.
Simon and G.. Simon X Co, whose stores
occupv prominent positions on Eleventh av-
( enue. -
lanes Kirlpatrick, of Chest township, AMI
one of his little sons were on their way
home ON election day in a two-hnrse wagon,
in which were cider mill and a couple OF
barrels of cider, the former got out OF the
wagon for the purpose OF warming up ry
walking down what is known as Weak
lands hill. a rather steep activity, but had
not gone very far when the horses took
fright and ran away. The youthful driver
beinp unable to control the team, they dash
ed down the hill at a fearful rate, and COM
ing i'm contact with tree at the foot, the
wagon was completely wrecked, young
Kirkpatrick ut the same time helEg thrown
out and having bis head considerably cut,
though otherwise escaping, we are glad TO
learn, without serious injury.