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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-26
LETTER FROM CALIroRNrA.
TrRLock. stanisIaus @. Cal.. sept. 1a. 1s

TURLocK, StanisIsus Co, Cal. Sept. L. 1879
DEAR FREENAE.-l do not often write politios
hensiou Of political results here that am iuipelI
cd TO correct the statements made by them as a
It is true that in the State and national issues
the Republicans won the victory, but BY me
ference. There is change IN political sentiment
but the ". p. {. and n. c. =. have been drawn
mostly from the Democratic party. In n Preside
taI campaign with snIy Indicates IN the fieId
California would likely go Democratic at lesst il
would If no secret service money was used by the
Republicans.
Perkins is a minority Governor and so Of all the
State officers. Many Democrats who were opposed
TO the now constitution voted for him, but many
Others who were constitution men voted against
him. 1t was sadly mixed election. The Repub-
lican Congressman were not elected either on party
issues or on merit; but they had their names on
the tickets, and the Governor being the main IL
sue, every man selected his candidate for that Of
fee and, losing sight Of all other issues, voted the
ticket ss II was printed without erasing objection
able names Many Democrats who voted for Per
kins thus voted for the Republican candidates for
Congress.
am certain that if the Issue was made over
again tomorrow for Congress alone, the result
would be far different The excitement was great
and the issue hinged on the Governor alone and
hence men in the passion Of excitement overlooked
all other issues
Ast ttis there il a dead lock all round The Re
publicans are IN minority in both the State Sen
ate and lower House. II the other three parties
unite, they can outvote the Republicans all the
time Tho same may be said Of the city. Kalloch
IS Mayor, but the Republicans can checkmate him
in every issue possessing they do the controlling
power.
Besides the Republicans have the education and
the intelligence in the municipal government. and
if Kalloch and his Auditor and others refuse
they will be brought under the force Of law for
maIfeasauce, misfeaSance or nonfeasance, and be
compelled to do right
The matter may then be summed up thus: In
the city the Workngman's victory is . barren one,
while in the State the Republican victory is sfer
ilc one. There are many Democrats ever in
the State. but, like In your county and State,
tho frenzy of the hour maddened them, and they
acted unwisely and in some things very foOishly.
The vote Tor Governor. lar heard from,
stands OF total of 14i 900 votes, for Perkins
$4,000; for White 1900; for Glenn 5000. You
Will thus see that Perkins Is a minority Governor
by several thousand votes. And so Of all the other
officers. In the city Kalloch is elected by about
I,5O0 majority, and Dunn (the Auditor) by about
100. But the parties are completely checkmated
all round In the Democratic counties the Dem
Ocratic candidates were elected as usual. In our
county tStanislaus) every officer elected is Dem
ocrat. So OF Mariposa and Of Merced. except the
Judge. Prom this you will perceive that matters
( not 20 bad they look.
Yours sc, RoB Roy.
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OBITUARY.

ITEL.-Died. in Munster township. at the resi-
deuce Of her son-in-law. Mr.. Vim. o Hara. on Mon
day, Sept. IS. 1879. Mrs. MARY Ann. wife OF John
Itcl. aged u years, Il months and p days.
The deceased was born in Germany in the year
1902 aud nt the Of l. started with her parents
for this country but with that dread disease pesti-
lence her parents died during the voyage and
their bodies were cast into the When she
landed she was bound out and served until the age
Of 10. when she married in Columbia. Pa. and
from thence with her husband removed 10 this
county. where she spent the balance Of her days.
having at all times been good neighbor, faith
ful wife, a loving mother, and devoted and faith
ful member of the Catholic Church. She the
mother OF eleven children-six boys and five girls
all but three OF whOm-twO boys and ore girl-havc
gone to rest. She has twenty-five grandchildren
and hfteen great grandchildren living. On We'd
nesday forenoon her remains were followed hy a
large concourse OF sorrowing relatives and friends
to st. Michaels church, Loretto, where a Requiem
Mass was celebrated for the Tcpose Of her soul
her mortal remains consigned 10 mother
earth. May she rest in peace. +. J.
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HYNENEAI..

McDOEALD-KEARNE.Y Married. at St
Johns church. Altoona on Thursday. Sept. IS
1879. by Rev. Father Walsh, Mr.. STEFHES Nc
DONALD and Miss ANNE /. hEARSEX, both Of
said city.
The blooming bride in this instance is sister Of
Messrs. Dan. and Bern1rd kcarngy, two Of the
most faithful and trustworthy employees Of the 7.
r. R--the hrSt named being a passenger conduc-
tor and the latter freight conductor the West
ern Diyisiou-and is one OF the most amiabic and
handsome young ladies Of our acquaintance. while
the happy groom. young man born aud raised in
Holiday sbury. j IN every way worthy Of loving.
50 devoted aud so accomplished wife. May all
the blessings and none Of tho burdens pertaining
TO welded life be their portion here and eternal
felicity their wcl-merlted reward IN the great
hereafter.
-TlBBOGr.-MaTried, on Thursday,
Sept. IS, 1879 at the residence OF the brides par
ents, in East Conemaugh. by Elder James Darsie,
Mr.. LAWRENCE x. CLAEE, Of IOEnst0Wn. and
Miss BELLA TIHBorT sister Or Hrs. Geo W. Daf-
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SHINY Spots

I.
When childish thoughts beguiled the hours
or stormy March April day.
And bright sunshine would follow showers,
And mellow light and shadow play.
O'eT meadow lands, or leahess bowers
I'd HE in SOIL .udc away.
To seek those sunny spots that would not stay
y.
For when l saw on bank or mound
The cheerful. brilliant sunlight fall.
Ny ever anxious feet would bound
O'er stubble bleak and bramble tall,
To reap the JOY never found
For intervening clouds would pail,
With shadoWy blight that very spot Of ground.
And then my youthful heart would feel
The chill that shadow-cloud would fling;
And disappointment then would steal
The Joy that light and hope should bring,
Until my very brain would reel,
And my heart palsy with the sting
That no cathilian on earth can heal.
And ripcr years convince me now
That those were lessons youth shOuid learn,
Before the head is made to bow,
The breast to heave and heart to yearn,
O'er promise false and broken vow.
To teach that earth's career Is stern.
Whose scenes no unmixed Joys allow.
ROB Roy
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The first stock Of Rochester clothing ever exhib-
tied IN any clothing house in Blair county will
shortly he exposed to public inspection at God
frev VOLTS popular pioneer clothing house, next
door to the post-oicc. Altoona. Pa This clothing
is celebrated the world over for it, durability as
well its elegance. and bids fair TO be the rage in
that section this fall aud winter. Each garment Is
guaranteed to be precisely represented, there
is no sale. Men. boys and childron may now &C
well clad Instead of remaining ragged for prices
are put within the reach Of all. \ postal card di
rected 10 Mr.. ID. Einstcin. the gcntemanly and ef
ficient manager. will receive n prompt reply. but
you should pay the establishment personal visit
if opportunity offers.
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2. Eirby.s wIk. k.arawaI.

WGLHoE7, PA, sept -, 1879.
b. s seeFrc-, CsairwaH Democratic County
-~- t-i , ~
-g srr-A- the instance o. Hon. aeorge, W.
.'Eh" .-rrar ,f the DpmCcrnttc State Com
N..... ID -star o. o1usult1tiJu with us Tiends,
-. -..r-.rsf % withdrlw from the contest os
f#.r .g- srcrru. There seems to he nothing
.... -r..-s now than the taet that should
-ra myself continue the contest, we
-.- -H. r-. .e4tcI. at the same time 1 am
...- ms wifi irEwul and support Of self
s. --- Na-ie would Insure his success.
~ ... -.rtr united, the county Will give
". 90 Democratic maJor.ty for our can
s.-- STATE treasurer, Hon Daniel .. Barr.
.-.. -.r ..r he made % sIfler from our local
.aarg..e=. ... ..lrr.r-ovya1 sanction the many
.r .r. eve we're wrong in the proceed
. ..-- .. .-ear-rrv but 7 WELD 20 these lesser
e. than bring ca greater: THich the lo-s
..,-.r.trr.r. T. ?. KIRBY.
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SfrlLllnP PeOl1Le.

DO you know that th ere are strange people in our
community We say strange. because they seem
willing TO suffer and pass their days miserably-
made so by Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Ind iEes-
tion. Constipation. and General Debiiity-when
SHlLOH'S NITAIIZER is guaranteed - euro
them. Sold by Z. J. Lloyd. Ebensburg.
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RISTED UP.

TUELocK, Stanislaus Co., Cal, Sept. l, 1879.
DEAR FIREMAN. have met with a terrible acci-
dent Nv acrostical machine has busted up
Mexican here whose name is Sam Joaquin Flslatli
ka Havier Porzuzu wanted me 10 write acrostc
for him. ! told him II would annihilate my
chine. He said lie would give me dollar and six
bits for one. So 1 tempted 10 try It on. 1
looked at the rs ks. as etc. and told him TO look
out for his life / started the machine and-weIl.
you have read Of explosions before and that's what
happened. Pieces of acrostics were found miles
away. l have nothing LEFT now but n common ma
chine. SO viii run four stanzas through II which
= l,
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AOMMINICATION.

CLEARFIELD TwP., Sept. %, 1879.
EDIToR FREEHAS.-Hoping you will find space
for = few lines from old Cisarneld in regard to
your article OF last week headed Two Ways 70 Set
tie 1t l write to say that the Democrats Of this
locality do not approve Of what yOg say but think
tho FREEMAN is mistaken when IL says that such
j. the feeling OF niue-teuths Of the Democrats Of
every election district in the county. Quite the
reverse Is the fact in this lOcaltvfnllv nineenths
Of the Democrats mere being in fayoT OF Mr.. Nsge
to whom they are determined TO stick under all
circumstances 1t IS rumored that there is n will
lingnoSs abroad to give another northern man
in his place. but as we have good man as there
is in the north and the only man that will poll the
fuIl Democratic vote at the coming election,
think with the late President Lincoln that Il is
time TO trade horses while crossing stream. The
only elect Democratic Sheriff l. to
unite and all 20 Mr.. NsSc. the regular nominee
according to the rules and regulations Of the con
vcntiou Fair play is jewel.
Yours. respectfully, L. RYAN
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Fire Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there has been more than
BOO C0j bottles Of ShiIOh's Cure sold. out OF
the vast number of people who have used It. more
than 1000 persons afflicted with Consumption u
have been cured. ali Coughs, Group, Asthma and
Brorss tiz WELD At once: hence il IL that every
body speaks In its praise To those who have not
used il Let say. II You have Cough. OF your
child the Group snd Won value life. don't fail to
try il. For Lame Back. Side or Chest uSe Shiloh 5
Porous Plaster Sold 10y r J. Lloyd. Druggist,
Ebeushurg. Ia. le-l2, &c. o.w.eE.I
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KIND oyster I've important lTformation.
Sing hey. the bully bivalve that you are:
You now will make 4 succulcnt collation.
Sing hev. the merry oyster and .he r

This important letter X occurs not cuiy in Sep
temher. but also in winter. and winter approaches
with rapid strides. Get ready for il. There Is
also an X in the name OF Jas. !. Murphy who
keeps endless array Of cheap and elegant cloth p
ing on his shelves. 1U9 Clinton street. Johustown.
II you determined to stand alocf from the
mutation Of a bargain you had better not pay him
visit. But ii Won want suit that viii suit both
IS regards quality and price, then call on him or
send nj m letter by mail.
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mAr DEPARTMENT.

Mems Hats low ..... .-...--..-........s1 20
Mems Pine Dress Hate for. II %
Best Hats in the market fOr---.--s 81 s. 60 . -
BOYS Hats as low 35 ccuts and up 10 % ceuts
LADIES' HATS.-Wt have the largest stc-k Of
Ladie=' Hats T. be found in Northern Cambria and
viii sell them cheaper than any miiliueT can buy
them in the city Also. large LOT of M-sse-' and
Children's Hat at wonderful low price.
Read and Judge for \ ourSeIz-c
G55-flease give the above list careful cVaI1iua-
ton and yOu viii see that have reducc every
thing 10 the utmost limit. which it was cuiy pos-i
bio do by Topping OF all expenses Tor CLERK hire
etc. and attending tn the entire business M sell
Hence IL IL that am ahic u undcrseli other mer
chants who employ clerks At large salaries ana re
quire their customers 20 pay for the luxury and
hence Il Is also that lcfy any 70 compete with
the above prices. SO come aud see nc. eTeTy body
and rest assured that % can't give you good bar
gains msn IN the county is able 10 DO DO. At
least those are the sentiments Of all who have pur
chased goods at the 81 'l'EprLE's CHEAP VARIETY
STORE Eept by
u. J. TEITEIBAUM,
ToRETTO. pa.
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MANS high ambition
Is never complete
TIL he has accomplished
very great feat.
Not with woman,
Who likes to be sweet,
For she is cOntented
With very small feet.
Women with either small or large feet generally
like to display the TO the best advantage.
How may this be done We answer: BY buying
the boot or shoe designed encasc the same at :.
Blumenthal's Great Eastern Boot and shoe
House. IlI9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona. Mr.. Blu
menthal has lust received extensive stock OF
goods OF the finest designs ever manufactured. and
soicits orders from the ladies Of Cambria connty.
He thinks he can afford the fullest satisfaction.
and we agree with him in that belisi. Elegant
and cheap rCbbers, suitable for fall aud winter
service, always kept in profusioa a the proper
season.
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THE summer days are gliding by,
Bright autumn is At hand.
And soon you'll hear these dreary notes
throughout this blessed land

My love, where is ny overcoat2'
Gone where the vcOdbinc twiusth, may be the
answer. OF worn out. In either event, you will
need a new one for these equiuoetial blasts give
forth no uncertain sound. This secret Is for your
private ear reader. Simon s. Bendheiin, next door
to the First National Bank, Altoona. have over
coats sale at n figure which for stupendous
cheapneSs have not been equaled in the history OF
Blair OF auv county west Of the Allcghcuics. and
they are saving one for yOu. Send in your order
early and II you need anything else in the ready
made clothiug line will he furnished al the same
popular rate.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.-m tie Or
n pharIs- Court OF Cambria Ccurty. In illc rrai
ter Of the acc1snt OF l. A. TuVcr trustee o. se-l
tho real estate OF Ludwig CraNcr. deceasE g
And now Sept 3. lsl2. on motion uf P = -. ..f
maker Esg the said Court app1!utcl hl- A.
Dick an Auditor 10 hear ana decide urNI excel --it
J. q. LAKE.. CLERK o. O.
will 80 for the purpose of the ah1ve re- trl ar
uoIutrncnt. at the otfce Of J. a Shoe -7r l--
iu the borough Of Ehelshurg. on ~ fErseas ~
Isl rs-q nt 2 O'Clock, NJ whero ana heA az par
ties interested may attend. or % forever atlaTfe
RON coming in upon said fund
So. 10 ik-e CHAL. L. DICK. Aul't q.
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4 TBREE-Y z 4T5-oLD boy in HoIidaysburg, named
II cks, was pOsoued last week by eating iin-0n
weed y recover g. expected
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DRs. OLDsHUB, No. 152 Grant street, Pitts
5urgh. Pa are sustained in their principles
in their profession bv all classes of citizens.
They still continue to make every effort to
relieve and cure suffering patients, leaving
no source unexpored for the discovery of
the true nature Of every disease, and sparing
no pains in the selection Of The appropriate
remedy in every case.
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PcI;T AGE, Sept. %, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR-Your article the Shcrhalty
question in last weeks issue Of the tREEs meets
the hearty approval of every Democrat In this sec
tIon, and prompts to ask will the Democrats Of
Cambria county be so stupid rs TO oe drfcen into
defeat by the insane folly OF two individual mem
berz Of the party? Surely they VIII not stultify
themselves in that way. If the matter cannot he
settled nv the two candidates. and that very soon.
let the people settle IL for them. There is no
fooiing any longer about matter Of so much inn
portance. DEMOCRAT.
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BEAUTIFTEKs.-La You cannot make
fair skins, ROSY checks and sparkling eyes
with all the cosmetics Of France or beautiti-
ers Of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing win give wa such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as Hop
Bitters trial IS certain proof. see anoth-
IT column.
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NOTION DFPARTMFNT.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT

pair Mems good Plow Shoes Tor ..------.-.. zoe.
pair Mems good Buckled Shoes for....-.....sl %
pair Mems Fine Boots for-........-.-...-..- 70
pair Mems best Calfskln Boot= for....-.--. 3 O.
! pair WOncn's Cood Shoes ..-....-.- ~
pair Omcn's best Shoes for 90
pair Ladies' Cfate-s fGr......-........-.-.... IS
pair Ladies' best Gaiters sfor-..-..-.--.... ] Sd
Misses Shoes Of all styles and Ei1es from ~ e. -
large stock Of Chilireu's Shoes ~ lowest prices
a vow La-ac st--E nL E-LE on-.- - ~ mi
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4. u u { II \ , otItCtf 7 TT = . = ?
At 2 o-cLQ.E- r. u. the following ie-cr.tsl real
estate. Of which J. =. v AlT-ils died >crea O. 9lt
No. IA TIECE OR PARCEL DG LANb
situste in the township ef M hlts cJarty ui Can
hrla adjoining lands Of Geo. WaltcrF, PerrE lrlz-
ell William III. GATES nud others. cJutaiulcg fES
AcaEs OF leEs. about o. sores cleared. hiNlit
thereon erected q two story BsECE HOUSE sra q
FRANE Bars.
No 2--Thc one undivided third Q. @ tIhA r
or PARCEL or LAND situate in The t-f' lshlI
sad cOunll aforesaid adjoining lands 90 ee4 .ftt1
Natnan Gates. and Others. cc-tain-HE rs Att-t-,
le5s about q 1-~rs .ceIci hH'lus 'hcfeon
erected two Loo H0arcs and Loq kGF7-
TERMS or SALE.-Oue-third Ci the F-irc1s g r1 CEl-
be raid on confirmation lt sale and ie pal-
ance ia two equal annual rceft-. with interest,"
% be secured by the mortgage and 1.ul Bona
Of the purchaser. JcitN = - "a - .-
adfninistr7tor o. =. :. WALTEss- dec d
Sept. 10. ls-e.-ct-
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1 that certain Piece or Parcel Of Lard
TERnS OF SALE

One-thrl OF the purchase money O. bc paid On
the confirms tion Of the sale and tho uIanc- Ia
two equal annual payments, 10 BE- sccured by bond
and mortgage. Judgment notes. OF the I'rrchHser-
ABEL LIBN b.
Sept. -. ls1o.-3t. Assignee OF Isaac trg " fsrl-
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Exceptions to the report Of Joseph Mcdonald,
ESQ. Auditor to distribute the money in the hands
Sheriff arising from the sale Of the real estate
Of John Sharhaugh.
Exceptions in the second and final account of
John Wagner. Assignee of r. r. Dunegan.
Exceptions to the report Of Joseph Mcdonald.
Esq. Auditor TO distribute the money in the hands
Of the Sheriff arising from the salo Of the real
estate of Jeremiah Crowley.
&. F. O'DoSNELL, ProthonOtary-
Prothonotary's once, Ebensburg, Sept %. 1879.
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DIR J. L. Mckee. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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All that certain Piece or Parcel Of Land

Also. II the same tiuss and place. VIII Offer ieT
sale lot Of Ehczt oats. corn and hucSwheet by tho
hushel. and hny and straw by The ton Terms ci
saie Of personal property usde known OF The Cay
Of sale. HESEY WALrETts- Assignee Ar-
Sumuerhill Twp. sept. e. lS7p.-5t.
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AkGUMESr LIsT.-Following are the causes set
down for Argument Court, to be held on Tuesday,
Oct 7tb
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ASS. .EEEs SALE Of REAL ESTATE

DN virtue Of an order Of the Court of Common
ID Pleas OF Cambria county. 20 me directed. VII
expose 10 pubic sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th. 1879,
At O'CLOCK. T. y. the following described real
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ORPHANN C0IRT NAIE.
SATTRD4T. Octobel. ~. ~

DT virtue OF an order of the Orphans Ceur 81
ID Cambria COUNT. the undersigned VIII olcr o.
public sale nc the house o. Geo. Whte-s. La Nh.tc
township. on
Sharp County record., 1879-05-22
MEN WANTED.

The great want of this age IS
men. Men who are not for sale,
Men who are honest-sound
from center to circumference,
true to the hearts core. Men
who will condemn wrong in
friend or foe, and in themselves
as well as others. Men whose
consciences are as steady as the
needle to the pole, Men who
will stand for the right if the
heavens totter and the earth
reels. Men who can tell the
truth, and look the world and
the devil right in the eye. Men
that neither brag nor run, flag
nor finch. Men who can have
courage without shouting to it.
Men in whom the courage of
everlasting life runs still, deep
and strong. Men who do not
cry nor cause their voices to be
heard on the streets, but who
will not fail nor be discouraged
ill Judgment be set in the earth.
Men who know their own busi-
hess. Men who will not lie Men
who are not too lazy to work
nor too proud to be poor, and
Who are willing to eat and wear
Just what they hsye earned.