The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-06

ly5 station. 7. r. r.. and have employed
Mr.. Edward Edwards Of the latter place to
mine carload of the coal for shipment to
Joanstown, where it Is to be transformed
into coke and its qualities fully tested. 1t
viii doubtless give satisfaction, for this coal
has heretofore been experimental on and
pronounced a superior article for the manu-
factUTe of coke, and in the event of the rati-
fication of the purchase by the Company the
good people of Lilly's may congratulate
themselves on the dawn of an era of renew
ed prosperity.
The two factions in the Republican party
OF Lancaster county are at present known
. by the sweet and high sounding titles of
'bull-Tiugers, - and ''hog-TingerS.' \ ''buIl-
ringer simply means Cameron man, while
. ''hog-ringcr' stands for hostility to the son
OF simon. Our impulsive friend, +. X.
Martin, Esq. who read law i'm this place Is
prominent and of course enthusiastic hog
ringer" and at the primary elections on
Saturday last, iu which the bitter animo>itieS
between the two rival factions We're freely
displayed, AIr. Martin and his 'hoC-TingeTs
achieved a victory, as complete and memora-
bic as that of the locomotive over 'Slay-
makers bull'-the latter being also pro
dEction of Lancaster county
Our readers viii no doubt agree with us
that we have got off some Of the worst pUns
in our day that have ever been imposed upon
a patient public, but as compared with the
following from the Butler Herald il strikes
us that our own productions have been an
gels of Iight-eratUTe. so to speak. And yet
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until ''jucle Jake has been heard for his
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""fe, mas eglled Il:'J paper LOT u'- u u IA q
century "lu i7 4 Eo't', souhh u!.l"y.' ~. 'i'
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~. 'l''Ci l'''i4'' 1" ~, '''t'' '''---' - ~
editor of this paper. died Of consumption at
tile convent on lnc SISTERS Oh IiI1itS ~ ~ ~ ~
tooh''' on iaSi Ilday aiiefh"oh' dSGl ""IuI @
a e"i1' ID" utsH'7eH VIZ an ~ l'il'L } ~
lal!ltlr Aotdhtlh COP ana iitt hIu''iI "iiosC
maiden name was NoWlm. having di'd Id
Tyrone some years ago. sister ."e.i2 en-
tered upon her noNItIate soon alJtt Jhe sisters
OF haiIty established themSelEes III -Allopild,
an" a. biNHop Iu!-& reMafked III hiJ"tLlLIII
her funeral sermon, we don lhllih ,he ever
was guilty OF mortal SIN. icr motAel, IKE
her grandfather Cope, was a convert 70 JHe
Catholic faith and took special care in bring
M" Up her two daughters IN the rove ana
fear OF God, as luculcated by Jue teachings
OF that Church. May her soul rest III peace
The reader hu>Jn Jump az tle GohciU-
sion that great moral menageIe Is about 10
pitch its tent in EbeUsburg simply because
we print picture elsewhere of the worst
slowed mp elephants that ever travelled with
a trunk. It is only another Of the business
V3garIC~ Of our eutcTprl~lUG friend Je0. W.
NeageT, OF Altoona, who trots ont the ''ani-
mile merely to let the readers of the tREI.-
NAN know that he would like To sell them All
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5000 -@, '..al ~. +" IN ,.' ~ u, - ,-f -
of ,.,,I. ron .I.rs =, ,it him chance at his
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earliest convenience.
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o. -!l-.-l Ass s,,'9ll4l. ou UlTtS IfSr 80
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--'r-.f va sf+.,,, I liz l.a-a mo saf,.
Ei -,Sf tI -'. -, - ti,an rifled
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T & ,.1a ~, III 80 [,-i,icr tI,a tzgo To5
hars locked tLe door ANA vent away leaving
II. CfTi,art ,,.++I,;,, str.+.r.I gt Ain Iar,rth
M +,,. -. a5,I 1,,,si,ra r., ,iy-. an alarm
IL ,,,.,f,,i -, 3f.f,l. .ifII.ti ti,,,,
IN eftar II- chen n tarrnr7if named
MUIR. who wanted to buy a supply of gov
,-aIa,s.H him NIurr folIud the door locked.
E-- +l5 - ~, tI fi.l, and l.4sri,r some
idiHJ noise made ~ MI 'rLIel L" s'j'ia'l tI
attention VentuTcd to turn iHe Key. ne
Uplig4 We're immediately mt ON tIp trail. but
Iy-irgr n, the fact that The hold robbers had
''t-S ''-' t'l' ~ - - ~ ?
with masks, their idenilfcdt1n is rendered
Nr Gilbert regrets that lie did not deposit
the money the previous evening and it is
scarcely necessary to say that his regrets are
grrfr. natural fI.,TloIr somewhat untimplE.