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


railroad route from Portage station, Cambria
county. to Cessna station, Bedford county.
The survey viii he made at am early day.
An eloquent divine. the Rev. Miller,
pastor of the Beulah church near Pittsburgh,
has preached i'm the Presbyterian church of
this place every night this week, and viii
also preach tonight and tomorrow night.
ON SUNDAY the sacrament of the Lords SUP
uer will be celebrated in said church.
Two youths OF this place ran away from
their homes last week. 1t was at first report
ed that they had gone Westward, with the
intention of killing wild Indians uppemOSt /
i'm their minds. but it subsequently, tTanSpired
that Johmstown was their objective point and
that they were IN quest of work. That was
all
Mr.. Martin Schwab. Of william sburg,
Blair county, owns a Canadian horse, and
the Canadian horse owns a name which
measures three feet seven inches. We don't
know what Martin names tC do about 1t, but
if we were him wouldn't Sc't'~db that
horse of for anything. unless il should be
for "EuUUc5' bastc-
The farewell benefit of NIr William
Grarhardt, professionally. known as Mr..
Geo W. Dunbar, given at JoluStown the
eentlcmau'S home, last Monday evening was
q success i'm every particular 4 feature of
the performances was q double backward
-umyr-auit-Iu acrubatic trick accomplished
hv none hut firSt-cla-~ gyUnaStS.
The work of thc viewers for the division
of -u-VUchauHa township into two election
districts has not vet beer attended to, the
inclempnt weather of last week interfering
to prevent the completion of their IabOrS in
time to have the matter presented at trcu-
mcut Court. and hence their official report
Will mot be made TO Court till next June term.
a young man who lives at Louisville.
this county. went TO Altoona the other daN.
Tie was accustomed to miIder whiSkrv than
they dispense there, and got sick and iay
down ON lHu sidewalk. When he awokc il
was i'm the lookup, with the Mayor bending
tratrraily over him and soliciting him to ad-
vance him couple of dollars for the use of
the city
-iir VIM. Hill and family CcoIorrd) pull
led up stakes and removed to JOhmStOwn last
Monday. They are honest. industrious peU-
pie, and We are sorry to lose them They
were accompanied by Nj. John Blaiu. son of
Mr. \. Biaiu, and brother of Nr. Hills wife.
who intends opening a barber saloon on Rail
road street Nlr. Hin viii work in the Wood
vale taHHeTy.
Mrs Isabella Mcintosh was struck ON
the forehead 10y AN engine on the Tyrone and
tIcaTticld railroad, near O-crold. on Tuesday
of last week and died in ten minutes. \
sad fact connected with the accident is that q
bottle containing liquor was found upon her
person, ;fnd the testimony at the inquest
showed That she was iutoNicated at the time.
Whisky did it.
Mcdonald. of Loretto. desires To an
HuUn"e that he has Just received tir--iiTSt in
stilmcnt of his Spring goods, consisting of
dry gUodS, dress goods, notions, boots and
Shoes hats and caps. groceries, hardware,
quccn~ware. carpet chain, wall paper, etc,
etc All these articles viii br sold cheaper
than ever bctoTe-;Ud that certainly Is say
ING go0d deal
Tile mercantile establishment of NJ j.
IctelhaUm Lurcttp. has been removed from
its former location leayy'- Storp-ruom- To
MI VI. htloy large building near by. ihe
new rooms are much the largest i'm That town.
dud~hOw OF Nj TaitcIhaWU'- elegant stock
of Spring goods tD advantage. buyers who
want bargains should not fail to note this
change iU location
.sr..I ,f lG t4
mcutcd Hon. samuel Henry, with her family.
has removed To LutTphc. which guudly town
VIII hereafter pc hcT place of residence she
mas several small children, and II Is under
stood that IL is Tu afford them superior rdU-
carfuugI advantages 10 those which can be-
obtained here that this change of residence
was decided upon
~ Holiday y-hUr- correspondent writes
There i~ "a TUluuT jn our town that the Penn
~ylyauIa Railroad Company cOutemplatc~ Tc
laying the rails ou what Is known uS the new
Portage road over the i Allegheny mouTtaiu-
to be- used for passing heavy freight. which
g. said tU hayr HrJomc $50 great ass TO -Iratiy
Interfere "ith the quick transit of passenger
trains over the mountain
Five gangs numbering thirty live ul
forty men. are engaged night and day iI
pushing forward HE new entry To- the Nil
Coal Mine al JOHn-toWu. The work pro
crosses at the rate of about lTJ yards pcl
month. The entry, when finished, Wiz h,
eight feet high, nine feet wide and one mil,
long. and dummy engines viii hc utilized {,
haul the coal from the mine.
If You have q weakness for rich buttrr
milk, we advise NoU not to let one of Freid
hoH~ new tangled churU- fool round yDuI
cream. for when it goes for tin" l2ctgul ilUid il
take ulI ont of it that iu It, and that too IL
short order, leaving nothing but good, soil,
butter and the thiuRc-t kind of milk. N
least that's the lrEar yg are told IL does it,
work when il gets it, dandcr up.
Mrs. Il. r. Jones desires U~ To once more
state that she would like those of Eer Gus
TONERS who are indebted To upT fu call f Hpl