The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-04

Johnstown aud Huntington during the
I present week, and many of our citizens took
dlVHhtage OF This circumstance to go down
ana look at the big pumpkins and things
"A young man named F. B. HARMONY
while employed in repairing n cupola in tbe
steel Mill at JOhnstown, last Monday. miss
ed his footing and fell a distance of fourteen
I feet. His head struck the ground drst
! causing a fracture Of the skuu of pearI y
three inches in length, and, as a matter os
course, death ensued almost Instantly. The
deceased was a married man with family.
and formerly lived at Shirleysburp Hunt
ingdon countyl His remains were taken TO
| that place for interment
Altoona would like to have the new
penitentiary located at that point. and Tv
rome, bei,eionte, Harrisburg Wiliiamsport,
. huntington, Carlisle, and several other
places, are each animated by the like desire
But, IT late advices are to he relied on. the
night is narrowed down to Huntingdon and
/ Williausport, with the chances in favor of
the former. A few more days will .ell the
tale. Johnstown, for a wonder of mammoth
! proportions, Is not included in the list Of
/ conn petitOrs for the location
AT the Franciscan Monastery, Loretto,
J on tuesday, Sept. 17th Rev E A Bush
The Bishops delegate for the occasion, re-
celved the vows of the following named pos
tnlants, who were clothed with tine Holy
Habit OF ST. Francis: Mr.. Peter Phelan Tin
/ religion, Brother James), Mr. Martin Glea-
son Gin religion. Brother Athanasius). and
Mr. Edmund johnson Gn religion Brother
RAMP. Alter the reception a sermon re-
pIete with good counsel and proper exhorta-
tion was preached by Father Bush
! IS. Teitelbaum, OF Carroltown, will re-
turn from the eastern cities to-day with
/ new stock of goods, consisting of the follow
! ing: 81 600 worth of dry goods, So 900 worth
/ OF mace mp clothing. 81, 600 worth of boots
I and shoes, 81 900 worth of ladies' and gents
! hats, $1,000 worth of hardware aud So, 900
worth OF fresh groceries, all of which have
Oeen bought at the closest margins for cash
and will be sold on the same terms to all
I VINO wish to purchase. Look out for Tetel-
/ baum anil the largest and cheapest stock of
/ goods northern Cambria has ever seen.
/ According to the allegation of Mr.. Rep
/ tog'e, the hucksier man of this place, a young
7 iad uamed A If. Pagan has been in the habit
for some time past OF throwing stones at and
1 Otherwise imposing on his (RepIogle's)
small children. The gentleman got tired of
/ This sort of work, and concluded to put a
I stop to 1t Monday last by taking the law into
/ his own hands. He chastised Pagan severe
/ ly, which fact coming TO the know ledge of
! the boys father, Information was made aud
/ Keplogle hound over by Esquire Kinkead in
/ the sum of $500 to answer at the December
+ term of Court.
"A hearing came off Monday afternoon
/ before Esquire Strayer, JOhustown in which
/ thirteen gentlemen from different townships
in the northern section of this county, inclu-
! ding Messrs A. Strittmattnr John Bearer
and others, were accused Of not paying cues
| and assessments to the Blair County Horse
! Insurance Company. The defendants, it
seems. had somehow been led to believe that
I the Company was about becoming defunct,
and very naturally refused TO pay more mo-
/ ney into its Golfers. The care was appealed
! To Court, aud will doubtless receive attention
| at the December term.
! --Rumor has II that gentleman soiourn-
! ing in this place encountered bear while
! hunting In Blacklick township. on Saturday
! last, AMI that il was a bad thing for the bear,
/ as few holes in his hide. provided the shot
countenauce is said TO attest. AS the gen.
| tleman is n Spiller by name, though not by
! nature, it is bedr-ly possible that the encOul-
| Ter took place, that some of Bruins blood
| was spilled, and that tine gentleman came
! out of the contest, az alleged, with his cpl
/ dermis unscathed, though some of his cloth
! ing, we are told, was rent in twain.
! Round Observation-Disclosures, valleys hangs
| the dreamy, mellow haze, which rests
/ hill and lakelet in the "melaucholy daze -
! the lilac SKY has here aud there snowy
! aureole, the while the gay philosopher lays
! in his winter coal. He wonders meanwhile
! where he will go To buy some seasonahle
/ read y-made clothing for himself and boys,
| IL he has any, and if he il wise he Invariably
| settles down on Godfrey Wolf, next door to
| the postoffice, Altoona, as the man he will
| patronize. Mr.. VOLTS reuutation as
/ cheap and fair dealing clothier has become
| n house hold word In central Pennsylvania.
While Mr.. John Storm, of Allegheny
| township, this county, was engaged, Satur-
day last, in storing corn-fudder, All accident
occurred which may result in the death of
one of his little daughters. The fodder was
being hauled i'm from the field a sled. and
the horse attached TO this unreasonable We
hicle gave a sudden lurch and stumbled
over the sled, falling with his full weight on
I the little girl, She was badly bruised ex-
ternally, but 1t IL thought her Internal inju-
ries are more severe anG that death will be
the result. At latest accounts, however, the
sufferer was percPptbily improving, and that
I r, roaf
hope.
After long and painful cogitation, 1t has
been finally decided Ivy the Republican ring
managers that Mr.. Joe Van Ormer, of White
township, shall take the place on the local
Republican ticket male vacant by the rcslg-
nation of Mr.. George Myers, of Gallitzin,
who withdrew in either dread or disgust
from the canvass for County Treasurer
couple of months ago. Joe is certainly u
worthy citizen and n jolly good fellow, and
for this reason, If for none other, we are sor-
~ that the choice for the sacrifice at the
polls next November has fallen on him. He
will be beaten by something less than a mil
lion votes, provided of course he remains on
the track
Capt. NJ Mcdonald, whose price-list is
a source of never-ending wonder to the pep
pie of Loretto and vicinity, wishes us TO say
for him this week that he IL receiving ms
Fall and Winter stock of goods, all complete
I'm everv department, and that those VINO
want bargains should call and see him atthe
earliest opportunity. Mems boots, from S2
upward mems wool hats and caps, 75 cents
ard upward II pounds sugar, 81 8 pounds
coffee, 81 3 pounds tea, 81 best syrup, 20
cents ner gallon common syrup, 80 cents
per gallon, and all other goods at prices
equally low. The Captain is determined not
to be undersold, the foregoing figures
very plainly indicate.
Those piles on piles OF empty store-ooxes
In front of John Lloyd & Co.'S store, High
street, Ebensburg, mean that that energetic
and deservedly popular firm have just LAID
in very large aud very fine stock oil faIi
and winter goods, all which they mean TO
dispose of at prices considerably lower than
rule in other mercantile establishments In
town. Those who may feel disposed to doubt
the accuracy of this statement have only TO
call and look at the price list aud he con-
WINGED. In addition to all manner OF dress
and dry goods the stock comprises groce-
ries hardware, queeusware, notions, etc,
etc.-everytbing. in fact, usually kept In
/ frst-class country store.
The suulight's joy bis face besonrs, bis
foot flower is crushing; frank look INKS
his soul with ours-''Friend, whittier art
thou rushing 2" The answer to this query
is usually to the effect that the person spo-
ken to is rushing in the direction OF ;. Blu
menthaIs Great Eastern Boot and Shoe
Store, 1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, for
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