The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-11-21

Sunday Leader within the limits OF that vii
lage on the Lords day Such Council
roads and the telegraph on Sunday had they
power, and disfranchise the man who failed
to attend church twice a day.
In the quarter sessions of Huntingdon
county, last week, the case of the Common
wealth VS.. 1agle, indicted for selling liquor
to minors was tried The Good Templar
lodge of Huntingdon prosecuted in the mat
ter and the jury after hearing the evidence,
speeches of counsel and charge of Judge
Dean, retired to make up their verdict. In
brieS interval they returned with a verdict.
of net guilty, and that the prosecutor shopld
pay the costs. 1t is said that the bill piled
up is of such large dimensions as will likely
break up the lodge financially.
The accomplished choir of the Church
of the Holy Name of Ebensburg will give n
concert in aid of that church in the Court
House on Wednesday evening of next week,
26th inst. The repOrtOry will comprise both
vocal and Instrumental selections, all rem
dered in the brilliant style for which this
choir is SO Justly famous. In order to afford
opportunity for all to attend the admission
fee has been placed at the low figure of %
cents. Let there be full house, for the OBJ
Ject IS worthy one, and full value will be
returned for the money expended.
On Saturday last, DR.. William Pancoast,
the celebrated surgeon of Philadelphia, ar
rived in Indiana for the purpose of examin-
ing large tumor growing upon the breast
mother of Gen. Harry White. He pro-
noUnced the tumor to be a cancer, and con-
Guided to return and cut it out in the course
of a week or two. Her advanced age,
coupled with the fact that her health has
been bad for some time, renders it necessary
that her system shall be brought up in ORDER
that the operation may not endanger her
life
We desire to attract the attention of our
police to the fact that the most popular play
thing with the boys just now is an instru
ment known as the ''gum sling" This con-
trivance, whose motive power is n strong
piece of gum, is capable of prOpeEing
buckshOt with enough force to nearly bury
the missile its own depth in a pine board.
1t is therefore about as dangerous weapon
as the ordinary poe lVet pistol, and several
complaints Of personal injuries received
from chance shots have been laid in, to say
nothing of complaints of damage done to
window glass in houses. The sling is a nui-
sance, and as such ought to be abated.
Up to the period Of his recent removal
to Altoona to accept position in the car re-
cord Office of the =. r. r, Mr.. r. II. Thomp-
on was agent in Ebensburg for Messrs.
Wanamaker & Brown, the well known PhiIa-
delphia Oak Hall clothing firm. His brother,
Lieut.. J. NJ. Thompson, of the Thompson
store, High street, has just been appointed
to fill the vacancy in the agency, and viii
hereafter be the gentleman who will manip-
ulate the tape-line for all who may desire
to send in orders for the most stylish, the
best and the cheapest clothing that is manu-
factured IL this country. y large aSSOrt-
ment of late samples for coats, vests and
pantaloons has lately been received.
jacob NannOtt, of LigOnieT Valley,
went to JohnStOwn couple of months ago
to work for the Cambria Iron Company. He
boarded at the house of a Mr. Williams,
from which, on the night of the 10th instant,
he aDScOnded CARRYING with him two over
coats, two dress coats two pair of panta-
looms, vests shirts boots necktieS, an UNI
hpfafl frlr n n l-nf fGl-
tanning twenty dollars in money. Policeman
Rodgers shrewdly coDjectured that the thief
had returned to his old home in Ligonier
Valley, and followed him thitheT last Mon
day, capturing him on the premises of a far
mer named Luke. He made no resistance.
y portion of the plundeT WAS recovered and
Jacob was brought hence and locked up, to
answer the charge of burglary at next Court.
BY far the largest single deed ever filed
for record in Cambria county reached Re-
cOrder Lakes hands last week. It is the
deed given by the State of Pennsylvania to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the
old system of internal improvements known
as the public works the consideration in
volved being s., 500, 600 1t is written on
parchment, with here and there Illuminated
letters and throughout displaying splendid
penmanShip, and the whole instrument is
bound up in a book of 81 pages 1t was
1t had been spread upon the record by Dep
uty LatterneT, was taken to the p. II. II.
authorities on Wednesday morning last, IN
der special charge of John +. Scanlan, Esq,
to Altoona The document is esteemed of
much value by the p. r. K.
Billy Ait IS the name of JohnstOwn
young man who mas been in Jail here for
some time on the charge of interfering with
a police officer. lie was in cell with one
SchWartzman and Dump Quinn, and on
Saturday morning last, for no good reason,
became intractable and destructive. Begin
ming with loud yells, he proceeded to smash
the furniture in his cell and scatter the frag-
mentS round in most prOmiScuOuS manner
ably assisted in his exhibition of deyiltry by
SchwartZman. The refractory parties were
placed in separate cells, the blind doors
closed on them, and their food shut off for
season. This had the effect of bringing them
to time, and they vehemently promised to
mend their behavior for the future, but no
great amount of reliance is placed on their
promises. An action for malicious mischief
will doubtless be brought against them at
next December Court.
NAPoLEOS' s DREAM-It is said of Napo-
leon III. that in the second year of his reign
his health began to decline. Dizziness, drow-
siness and depression troubled him, to which
was added the torture of SleeplesSneSs and
bad dreams. These affections worked upon
his mind to an alarming extent. One of his
dreams seems to have been prophetic, al
though its first awful impressions were dis
PEELED by the return of health. He related
to his Court Physician the vision of throne,
upOn which he sat amidst surroundings of
pOmp, glory and power. Suddenly the air
darkened, peals of thunder shook the palace,
lightning flashed into the imperial chamber,
and the throne crumbled to pieces. There
are many similar cases, where the victims of
a disordered body and mind are rendered in
deScTibably wretched from common causes.
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to which we take much pleasure in referring
our readers, because we believe in 1t and can
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We refer to Halls Hair ReneweT. We re-
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middle-aged people who formerly wore grey
hair, or whose locks were thin and faded, but
who now have=pTesentable head pieces, and
with no little pride announce to their friends
that they haven't grey hair in their heads.
1t is a pardOnable pride, and the world would
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