The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-07

mained mp that night for the mails say it
was after midnight before they got 10 hed.
The Herald printing office was removed
from its former location, adjoining the
FREEMAN building, 10 n room above the Of
fee recently vacated by Collins Johnston
& Co., last Thursday evening. The Job de
partment OF the Office, owned by Mr.. Fes
Lloyd, will remain as here iofore in the Office
lately occupied by she Herald. All parties
have our best wishes for continued success.
If YOU want to buy goods at the wonder
full low prices A. a. Barker & Son advertise
to sell them ~. You mast buy them at their
store in this place, they don't pretend to
keep anything like the stock in CarrOlitOwn
they do here, though what they do keep
there they sell fully as cheap. Read their
big advertisement and then go and invest
your money where you can get the most
value for it.
We credit this item to the Johnstown
Tribune Of Monday: REV. T. r. Jones, Of
EbeusbUrg passed through this place on Pa
cifc Express this forenoon with Pittsburgh
as his destination. His appearance on the
platform of one of the cars created quite
hub bub, aud several loungers remarked
There's Francis Murphy Mr.. Jones re-
semblauce to the great temperance apostlei is
said 10 be very striking
Mr. J ohm Durbiu, a well known -and re-
spectacle citizen of CleaTfield township, was
arrested in this place, on Monday last
charged with CohCealIug or otherwise dis
posing of two horses aud other valuable
property, after 1t had been levied on BY the
Sheriff, but was relea-Cd soon after upon
furnishing bail for his appearance at Court
to answer the charge which it is proper to
say is rather a serious one.
Mr.. y. j. Friedhof was taken suddenly
and severely ill while in Pittsburgh last
week buying goods, and rs a consequence
the opening of his new store in this Place
has been somewhat delayed. He is now,
however, sufficiently recovered to proceed
with the work iu hand, ald hopes to be
ready next week to tell the readers Of the
q
bargains he has in store for them. !
A division of White township, Cambria
county, is preached, and the name of
"Reade." " in honor of George NJ. Reade.
Esq, one of the most pro mineut members OF
our bar, has been suggested as the title by
which the te3gling shall be known. II is
proper 10 say, however, that an anonymous
CORES pUudeut in newspaper sou:side the
limits of the county is the only one interest
ed in .he matter up to date so far as heard
from.
He was cautious parent who on being
iuterrOgated while on the witness stand as
to whether lie was the father Of the prose-
cutriX in a certain assault and batIeryscase,
tried in our county court this week, very
promptly and proudly replied, ''Well, they
say 50 ~ The old gentleman had Of course
no doubt about the relationship, but being
under oath he evideLJIy didn't propose TO
testify TO thing be wasn't absolutely sure
about.
The mother Of Messrs. George w. and
} Martin L. Oatmau, Of E6eusburg, and of
Dr. James j. Oatman, of CarrUlltOwu, died
at her residence in Indiana county last Sat
urday. Less than one week prior these three
gentlemen, Wei and tavCTably known to .
majority Of our local readers, were called to
the death bed Of a sister at the same mater
nal residence. In their double atltiCtiOu
they have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
"A young nan named Charles Traiuor,
employed Is a driver Hy Mr.. Joseph Gut
wald, butcher, Of this place, was arrested on
Tuesday last on q charge Of assault and bat
terry preferred against him by Mr.. John Hu-
geutObler, who alleges that TTaiEOr used an
insulting epituet towards him, and when re-
piled to got on his (Hugentohle- y sled and
there and then committed the otIeuse chargs
ed. Accused was bound over by Squire
kinkeIj to answer at June term.
This is about the worst case of stealing
that has ever come under oar notice: Conn
Is Treasurer y. F. Chestnut, Of Fulton
county, owned saw mill few weeks ago,
but wheE he went to look for it the other
day he found it gone-Saws, saw sets, dogs,
wreuches, clcvicles crow bars, logs, and Ia
fact the whole concern. He now sits on the
tail race with whole armOry besides him
waiting for the thief n return for the water
power. Alas, the opening of a chestnut
bur.
Mrs. Elizabeth Downev. grandmother
Of John Wagner, Esq, of Chest Springs,
with whom she resides is now meeting with
an experience at the remarkable age OF
% years, which is exceedingly exceptional
TO say the least. She is actually cutting :wO
new eye teeth, and hopes when they get
through That her eyesight, of which she has
for years been totally bereft, rs well rs her
hearing, of which for q long Gmeshe has
been deprived will both, ia a measure at
least, be restored.
Casper w. Easily, Esq, up till a late
period the popular local editor of the J Ohus-
town Tribune, was IN town q couple of 6ays
this week, and called TO see us aud brought
his friends along with him. \ the HO!Ii-
dayshurg Standard said last week, Casper is
one of the most graceful of local newsgath-
ereTS IN the State, and that his health may
be speedily restored to the extent that a
FIher No. may again become a common
thing in his hands, Is our sincere and heart
felt wish
An order has been issued and served by
the assiguees of William NJ. Lloyd 20 restrain
John Lloyd, cashier of the First National
Bank of Altoona, from paying certain notes
given TO Lloyd, Huff < Watt in the spring
OF 1870 Before Hon. W. w. hetCham, in
the United States District Court at Pitts
burgh ON Thursday of last week, in the mat
ter OF W Illiam NJ. Lloyd, bankrupt, rule
was granted TO show cause why said bank
. rups should be attached for not filing a
schedule Of his creditors and an inventory Of
his estate.
M. y. Teitelhaum, Of Loretto, says that
he sells cheaper than any other merchant in
. Cambria county, and to prove the assertion
he pledges himself to furnish goods At the
following startling prices 10 lbs. brown or
IL lbs of white sugar for sl-OO lbs. roasted
coffee for yoc. bs. do, best, for 95c.i / bs.
tea for Sl.Oo; green coffee cheaper than the
cheapest % spu0is thread for soc. calico,
giughauS, mussiEs, Shirrings, and all kinds
. Of dress goods at prices SO low that it is no
wonder indeed that other dealers wish he'u
pack up and go.
The Democratic Call, the new Altoona
daily which takes the place of tho defunct
Mirror, made its appearance last Monday
afternoon. Mr.. W. X. Buckingham is ell
it0r, Mr. w 5. NicUdcmus business mana~
ger, and Mr.. T. =. Ryuder, late of the Al
tCoua sun, authorized Caavassing agent and
solicitor. As its name indicates, the new
candidate for public favor is Democratic as
to its political prOclivities We bid il well
. come, and trust Its mission may be a sue
cessfai one, both politically and financially.
Gail us pet names.
We don't think IL possible for Chaplain
VIM T. Davis TO have been here and in
Washington city both at the same time, aud
yet we read that when the House OF Repre-
morning last, n man in one Of the galleries
arose to his feet and shouted ont II, ar
ye . hear yel The wicked shall ha turned
. into hell, and all the nations that IOTget
God This nation has forgotten God this
Congress has forgotten God, and will be cast
into hell" Can il be that there is still
another Chaplain VIM. T. Davis abroad in
the laui2 Perish the thought.
Our Old friend John O'IfaTa, Of West
moreland county, who has just returned from
Brazil, called TO see Us Saturday last, but
as we were absent from home on that day we
did not have the pleasure of meeting and in
terviewiug him, we could have wished.
H uubOsOmed himself TO an Altoona Tribune
reporter the same day, however, aud the sto-
~ be told was in eNCneration Of the Messrs.
Collins from charges of cruelty and injustice