The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

who can sell more goods for less money than
many other dealer about, has found some
goods In his line are nearly sold out and
hence he inteuds ere many days more to buy
a big stock to ill up his store. Meantime il
Will pay every one to invest in what he has
got, the cheapest and best, not forgetting to
keep few dollars titled up for better bar
gains than ever when his store is filled up.
George AUkenbaur and Andrew Gaegler,
brewers at GallitZin, were arrested on Mon
day and taken to JOhustOwn, where, after a
hearing before L. :. Commissioner Rutledge,
they We're released on $500 bail each tOappear
at the next term of the L. :. District Court
and answer the several charges Of selling beer
without paving the special tax. doing retail
business contrary to the statute, and drawing
beer from kegs without driving the spiggot
through or otherwise destroying the revenue
stamp.
The public sale Of real estate of VIM. NJ.
Lloyd, bankrupt conducted by ASSiguecS
Jones and Curry, was largely attended at
Altoona this week, and better prices We're
realized than at the sale in February. on
Monday $1,000 worth of property was knock
ed down. and on Tuesday, S1.2SI. Wednes-
day sales were not far behind these figures,
when further operations were adjourned to
day to be hereafter set by the asSigneeS.-
The bulk of the purchases was made by resi-
dents Of Altoona.
AS we don't use stereotype plates as
reading matter on the outside of our paper,
and never did use them except in an emer-
gency. and that only for a short time cOU-
PIE bi years ago. we don see the relevancy
of the Herald mans asking Us to explain the
difference between q patent outside and the
adoption of such method. There IS diff
ference, however, as any man who has ever
pulled a press or any boy who has ever rolled
a form knows aS well aS the Herald man
knew when he prOpOunded the question.
Everybody knows Pat and Jim Dorans
twins born, and as much alike aS two peas,
and two of the best locomotive engineers on
the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, while
either on or off the line their superiors as
gentlemen cannot be found. Well, Pat and
Jim are married, as is generally known, and
live at Williamsburg, Allegheny county and
q few DAYS since the household of each was
Gladdened byau addition to the inmates If
they are boys. these new arrivals, we hope
each may grow up to be President; If girls,
may theyresembe their mothers mall things.
-''Uucle'' Joe. Gutwald on Tuesday
brought to town FIVE head of as fine twO-year
old cattle as We have ever seen. They were
bought in Indiana county, from farmer
who lives in the ncghhOThOOd of Mechan-
icSburg and the bigneSS OF their shoulders
and the breadth of their buttockS bear
cheerful testimony to the good quality of the
grain and grass which grow over there. Two
Of these animals have been slaughtered, and
our advice to those who want superior
steak or roast for Easter is TO call on Nr.
trutwald without delay. Fresh pork and
sausage constitute another feature Of the bill
of fare which he presents for the festive oc-
caSiOn.
Tho petition of John Anslcy, for attempt
to commit a felony in Blacklick township,
this county, was presented to the Board of
IardOnS last Friday. He wanted a pardon,
but was refused, and 50 long as the Board
have their senses about them, thclA
keep on refusing this request Supli
should be pardOned. Wouldn't sOmtsT
from Westmoreland comfy be on the lookout
70 grasp him for alleged transactions Of a
crooked character within that bailiwick? His
wife has stuck to him through thick and thin
q l4f
seems tO-be the very letter of the law, and
we are sorry that other arrangements cannot
bring about . different result.
The following real estate was sold at
public sale by Sheriff Ryan, at the Court
House. last Saturday afternoon, beginning
at one O'Clock: 4 piece or parcel of land in
Washington township, the property Of John
Spade containing n. acreS-SOld to Paul
McKenna for $50 lot Of ground in Summit
Vile borough, the property of John Shar-
baugh-S0Id to John + Seaman for Sl25;
piece of land in SUmmitviUe borough, the
property Of John Sharbaugh containing
acres. one acre Cleared-sOld to VI. DonahOe
for so. The sale Of the Thomas German
tract of 463 acres and gS pcrcEcS. in Ale
ghenE (nOw GallitZin) township, was post
poned till the first week Of June term.
They had an election for city officers in
Salina, Kansas, the other day, and a compli-
meUt rendered Il former Cambria county man
on that occasion is thus adyeUted to by the
Journal Of that city The majority given
Mr.. VIM. Berg, for Mayor Is q splendid tri-
butte to q splendid man. He is immensely
popular with all classes, and deSCryedly So
lie is not an EXTREMIST in any sense, but q
fair-minded honorable, upright man who
viii eudeayOT to 90 his duty to all concerned
i'm the administration of public affairs, and
jealousy work for the best interests Of Salina
on every and all occasions. The citizens Of
~aln3 certainly have reason to be proud of
their Mayor" We can only add t. the fore
going the hope that our worthy friend Ills
f,.rFT TF
AS provided by law, Council met last
Monday morning for the purpose Of reorgan-
izing for the ensuing wear. The following
gentlemen compose the Board Burgess,
Edward d. Humphreys; Councilman, r. Il.
Barker. Alvin Evans Thomas /. Jones
EAST ward) J. A. Shoemaker, Josue d.
Parrish, James g. HaSson, (WcSt ward
John :. Davis was reelected Clerk and
David Z. Evans Weigllmaster Isaac Evans
was chosen Collector i'm place of Morgan
Hughes. The Board aS at present cOnStitu-
ted, Is Republican, and the fact that Mr..
Hughes is Democrat viii account for his
On the general principle that
the Board means to so conduct itself that liz
igation will be avoided during the year, it was
decided To not appoint q Solicitor just now.
Adjourned to meet again at the regular time.
Mr.. 'Man-who-rejO rejOices-in-a-mu multiplicity
of-SignS' has nothing to learn about charg-
ing eXtortiouatc rates for advertising when
the opportunity offers. and needs no iuStruc-
than run the risk Of losing little patronage,
but he don't seem to know how another man
m the business can refuse to accept adver-
tising ut prices dictated by Democratic Off
clllS for the benefit of Republican organs
and afterwards pledge his word that the
charge Tor certain advertisement shall not
exceed a certain sum, even though said sum
exceeds by twu-thirdS the amount he himself
received a twClvemODth previous for publish
ing similar advertisement twice the num-
her OF times, if We mistake not. Still if he
don't die inside century ne may possibly
learn something, though at the present rate
Of going lie will have to live as long aS Ne
thuSelab before he gets to be half rs wise as
he imagineS he *.
Col. David b. Williams died at his resi-
dence in East Harrisburg on Sunday last
tie was nephew of our deceased townSman.
John Williams, ESQ, and spent many of his
bOyhOods years under the roof of that Ia
mented gentleman. He learned the printing
business in the Ebensburg SKI Office under
MeSSTS. Canaan < Scott. beginning about 835.
and aftcrward worked at case" in several
cities and towns Latterly he had turned
his attention to writing, and from time to
time was connected with the editorial force
Of the Lancaster H3ieNigsncer. Harrisburg In
dependent, Altoona Tribune, MiffiintOwn Tri-
JUHe and various other journals. When the
late war broke out he was a resident Of a
Southern State, probably Georgia, and the
volume Of local public sentiment was strong
enough to force him into the rebel ranks
whence he graduated with an officers com
mission. He was an amiabie, Weli-infOTmed
gentleman, and those NhO knew him OF old,
rs we'll as those who formed his acquaintance
On the occasion of any Of his many visits to
his town inside the past five years, viii be
sOrTy to learn of his death. He was probably
50 years Of age, and leaves behind him a wife
and several children.