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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-14

MISTAKES will happen, as for instance
A reporter Of the Cincinnati Enquirer was
sent to a hotel to interview Gen. Sherman.
The reporter sent up his card, and young
lady, attended by footman, who was also
in the reception room, sent up her card at
the same time. The messenger soon re-
turned with two cards from Gen Sherman,
and the clerk handed one to the reporter
the other to the footman. The reporter
read the card that had been handed to him,
while his hair stood on end, As follows ::
''Regret exceedingly that | can't come.
Give my love to your mother, and assure her
have not forgotten old times Hope the
soiree will be success, as I'm sure it will
be. Pardon the witticism when I say that
yours truly Is very soiree be can't be pre-
sent. w. T. s." The reporter had Just
finished reading and realized the mistake
that bad been made, when, looking up, he
saw whirl away the carriage which con-
tanned the young LADY. just then card
bearing the following rude inscription
dropped from the lady's uerveless hand aud
futtered to the ground Go to HI! What
do | care about the army, the Chinese BILL
the Coolie trade, the Presidential question
or any other id question Never heard
Of a man named Tilden, and don't want
to, but l regard him as horse thief of the
deepest dye. Again l say, as said in the
beginning, go there yourself w. T. S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-14

NEW POSTAL CONvESIENCEs.-T The
clause in the Postoffice Appropriation bill
which provides for the double postal card,
also provides for a letter sheet envelope,
which is to be stamped as envelopes are
now stamped, and double letter envelope
The double postal card is in size similar to
the present one cent card, 1t bears at both
upper corners one cent stamp and lines
are drawn from the center, slipping down
wards TO each lower corner, to be 3ritterf
upon. The writer of the card uses the
right band side and the receiver uses the
left hand side for his reply. The double
letter envelope is stamped twice, and the
sender uses The right and the receiver the
left hand side in writing the address. At
the back of the envelope is double gum
med flap divided by perforated line. The
lower one is used for sealing by the sender,
and the receiver uses his knife along the
perforated line and has a new gummed flap
ready for use. The letter sheet envelope
is designed to do away with outer envel>
opes. It's patentee claims great merit for
1t for the reason that it often occurs that
the date which writing has been mailed
cannot be sscertained because the envelope
has been lost Here letter and envelope
are one. The new law does not direct the
Postmaster General to issue these patented
conVeuiences. 1t only allows him the dis
cretion to do so. The Pos:office Depart.
ment had nothing to do with having this
clause inserted 10 the bill.
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P 4 r E N T s !

LEWIS & BICKEL, Solicitors.
DATENTS procured en- New Inventions in from
Il IS to 81 days. Send for circular containing
useful Information. Oflce. I3I Ftfth Avenue,
above Smithfield street, opposite NJ. +. Church,
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i The only institution in the United States ex-
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School always in session. Students can enter at
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Canned Goods.

10 3-lb. cans Tomatoes sfor--........--....-.....-
4 3-lb. cans Table Peaches for.................
s 2-lb. cans Green Corn fOr-..........----.-
5 2-lb. cans Green Peas fOr......-...-.........
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Sugars.

Fair Rio Coffee, per 10. ............-.. O.. q. Is
G DOd Rio Coffee, per 10 ....-..... -........- %
Choice Rio Coffee, per 10 --.-..... .... 90. p
Mara caibO Coffee, per h.. .....-.. 80
Old Government Java, per d. -...-. 30
Having bought a new Patent Coffee Rooster,
now roast my own Cofees and have them all
the TING tresh.
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PTLssEI COTNTi.
Somerset.


A MooSsmNER--Named Flanagan was
captured on Green River Knobs last week
DEArHs.-Mr. William Fisher, Of this
county, died February srd, aged so years
Mis- Lucy Gragg died the same day
WANTS PARpoS.-.A petition l. in cir
eulatiOn for one Taylor, who was sentenced
TO the Penitentiary last court for shooting
with intent u kill.
THIEF CAuGHT.-A forger named Z. NJ.
Pueh, who figured here several months
ago. was arrested at Little Rock, recently.
accused Of having stolen and committed
forgery in Clark county. Ky.
AccIDENr..-w While working in a Saw
Mill at Science Hill, Mr.. W. W. Snapp, Of
this place, was struck in the face by an i'm
mense piece Of wood, which knocked sew
eral teeth out and bruised HE face consid-
erably.
ALMOST A FmE-The house occupied
by the family Of Mr.. George Cowan caught
Gre LAST Sunday while all were absent from
home. U,on their return the flames were
discovered and quenched before any serious
damage resulted.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Green Adams il in Lou.
i-ville. Mr.. Henry Wilson has returned TO
Hopkinsville after brief visit to relatives.
John Pherigo, E.q, left for London last
Monday. Miss Amanda Goggin has Ie-
turned to Stanford after gladdening the
hearts Of her many friends here by a
lengthy visit. Miss Bette Owsley Have
has been absent sometime, visiting friends
in the vicinity Of Bourbon, playing sad
havoc with the hearts Of "the boys"
SrAvE FAcToRY.-Messrs. TomlinsoR q
johnson have recently erected slave
Factory near the Depot. In the test Of
their machinery last week every thing
proved a success. and 5000 slaves were cut
in one day. The factories and the ship
ping Of the various products Of the forest
are making things quite lively about the
Depot. As an effect Of the railroad and a
sign that Somerset Is rising from is leth-
argy and shaking OF the shaekels Of iogy-
lem, We behold 1t filled with strangers,
while quite a number from distance are
taking up their abode in our midst.
BROTHER RucKER.-We mentioned last
week that Mr.. J. b. Rueker, editor Of the
Reporter, had recently returned from visit
to Georgetown. We are glad to learn that
Mr. II. has abandoned the idea Of leaving
Somerset AT present. Our mountain city can
lily afford to lose such citizens. The bold,
independent course pursued by Mr.. Ruok-
er, We are aware, has created enemies, but
his we'll timed blows have done much TO
cover vice and elevate society. Those who
know him intimately lind in him one who
neither "toadies" to the rich nor oppresses
the poor, but one who Is endowed with that
high moral courage and generous sensibili-
ties that enter into the makeup Of the
true man.
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NEw IIousr. -Notvithsiandin thc'hard
tines Richmond continues 10 improve.
Within the Last sis months Eve now resi-
dences have bccn built, besides numerous
other houses Of less importance Several
are thinking u building during the com-
ing Spring
REiIcIous Rev Mr. Helm, late of
China. delivered two very Interesting scr
mons from the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and night,
and in the afternoon he gave the Sunday
School children talk on China. Rev. DR..
Clelland preached to "a few Of the faithful
Sunday morning at the Couri-house.
DISTRICT CoSvESrIoN.-Quiie a delcga-
ton Of our citizens are in attendance At the
Convention in session At Lexington TO nom
mate a candidate for Commonwealth At
toruey 10 GIL the uHsxpife,i term caused by
the death Of Lawrence Jones. Mr.. e. J.
Bronston, of this county, goes into the
Convention ahead, but not enough to elect
on the first ballot, and Il Is feared by his
friends here that a combination will he
made against him by the other three can
didates, and that he will he "pocketed."
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WAYNE COUNTi.
Monticello.


WHEAT.-Sleamboat are carrying OF a
quantity Of wheat at this time from points
along the river.
ACQUITTED VIM. Sumpter, against
whom an indictment was found at the last
Circuit Court for carrying concealed weaP-
ons, had trial before Judge Haynes, on
Saturday, and was acquitted.
SrABBISG AFFRAY.--We learn that a
serious afiray occurred Sunday the 18th, on
Rock Creek, this county, in which man
named Bell, inflicted several severe stabs
on the person Of one Lewellen.
PERsoSAI--Col. Robert Metealf,o Tex
as, and lady, late Miss V. P. Berry, Of this
county, are here, visiting relations and
friends. Mr.. Thomas Shearer, Of Macon
county, Mo-, after an absence Of eight
year., has returned on a visit
COMMERCIAL ScHOoL.-Prof. Whining
ton has secured a sufficient number Of
names to justify him in opening Com
mercial School at this place, on Monday.
The Professor comes well recommended
from the different points at which he has
taught, and from what We know Of him
We feel confident that he is abundantly able
TO instruct thoroughly in all the depart
menta proposed.
jan DELIVERY. prisoners, W. D..
Lair, confined for the murder Of John RO-
mine, and Logan sallee, Of color for ma
licious siabbing, made their escape from
our county Jail on the night Of 2sth ult.,
by prizing the doors open with some
planks taken from the floor Of the cell.
WIN. Wright, the jailer, has offered = re-
ward for their capture, but no effort has
been made in that direction as yet.
NARROW GAuaE.--Mr Clark, the prin-
eipal actor in the narrow gague railway
enterprise, after confering with the mana
gers Of the Cincinnati Southern, still
speaks enoouragingly Of the early building
of the road through this county. We hear
that the road is to he built under charter
granted many years ago to Company pro
posing to construct a road from Tullahoma
via McAlinnyille, Tennessee, 10 some point
In this State.
Took no ms liEELs.-Tol Gibson and
dsairsp named Betty Ann Gibson figured
few days ago in the Police Court for
drunken and disordeFly conduct in the
str eets ON the night before. Betty was
lined S and costs and Tol on finding that
the proof was aocumulating and the crime
Of carrying concealed weapons was going
to be developed, awaited himself Of a IA
vOFAbls opportunity 10 take 10 his heels
and e still At large,
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MADISON COTyTY.
Richmond.

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs--Our County Clerk
issued IA licenses this week, which permits
IS souls to break the bonds of single bless-
edness and marry.
GELTING BETTER.-Richmond was near
ly a model Of good behavior last Monday.
We saw no one really intoxicated, though
some appeared to have imbibed sparingly.
DRUSK.-David Altman appeared before
Judge Tiptons court last Tuesday to an
swer a charge Of drunkenness. He prom
ised never to drink any more, and the
Judge let him of with $40 and costs
The sale Of the property of Col. Il.
J.White, which, besides large quantity Of
stock, &C., embraces 7S5 acres Of the best
Madison county land, will take place on
the premises on Thursday, the 9th day Of
this month.
SINE PENDULUN.-Prof.T obin is ex-
pecting home daily HE "sine Pendulum"
sent by the Kentucky Legislature to the
Paris Exposition. IL was on board the
United States ship Constitution" which
was partly wrecked on the English coast,
recently.
MARRTAoE.-John Hughley, Of Mercer
county, was in Richmond on Monday last.
lie ia known to all his old ehums A. a
bachelor in very truth. lie has seen the
folly Of his bachelor ways, and has forsaken
the path hitherto trOd, and was married
last Tuesday to Miss Mamie Cromwell, a
beautiful young lady Of Lexington, Ky.
ESTERTAISMENT.-I was our pleasure
to attend an entertainment given last FRI
day evening by the young ladies Of the
Madison Female Institute. The programme
consisted Of vocal and instrumental music,
readings and Rotations, which were rem
dered in very oreditable manner, and
which, also, reflects large amount Of cred
il on Prof Pinkerton, their accomplished
teacher.
CouSTY CoURT.-Last Monday was Coun-
~ Court day here. The day was pleasant
and the crowd large. Business Of all kinds
was better than for several courts. There
were about 300 head Of cate on the mar
ket. the quality much above the average.
Samuel Detherage, auctioneer, reports: Is
head Of 2-year old cattle at $40 per head
yearlings, at $50, and calves at from $3.50
to SIS; yoke oxen at Si9i horses, from
$50 10 $50. Few mules ON the market.
PERsoNAL.-GOyerno jas. b. MeCreary
and Assistant Secretary Of State, Mr.. T. c.
Bronston, spent Sunday and Monday at
home. Gen. d. S. Goodloe, Of Lexington,
was Ia town this week, james h. Dunlap,
a young lawyer from Danyille, spent sever
al days with iriends here last week. Mira
VIM. NJ. Irvine and daughter, Miss Bessie,
who have been In Chicago for the last two
months, have returned home. j. Owsley
Dunn IA again at work behind the counter
Of ], Il, Arnold d Co
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ROcEcssTLE t0rvTT.


IIANnuncs. Brinklcy has 900 yards
incest IIamburgs jusi received, which he
offers cheap for cash.
CnEAr TO Cfosr Our-M. +. Brinkley
offers for cash, a large stock ofeoods which
he desires to close out
LADIES CLoAgs.-M. =. Erinkicy has a
large lot of ladies cloaks, al sizes and
styles which he oilers NJ lowest figures for
cash.
TIM CASH SYsrEN-Is by all odds the
hest. NJ =. Briaklcy has found il 80. HE
prices astonish all customers. lie sells for
cash exclusively, and therefore sell. low.
WILLIAMS ron Rockcasile
sends many thanks to Lincoln for the very
Kind instruction given by the latter for the
formers candidate for Register, last Mon
day.
GoSE SourH.-George Mcclure and
Jack Adams. Jr., arrived in Atlanta, Ca,
Monday, with a car load Of mules, which
we hope they win speedily convert into
cash.
PEEsoSAI--w. q. Hiatt left on Mon
days train FOR Arkansas. lie will return
in a short time accompanied by his sister
in-law, the widow Of Jonas Hiatt, former
ly Of this county. who died recently.
A TERROR TO MooNsHINERs.-Mr. B.R.
Wilmot writes us from London, that, in a
sir days hunt he recently captured seven
moonshinerS. Bruce is making considera-
bic reputation ~ a Deputy United States
Marshal.
II. II. Misunderstanding the absence of
Mr.. John L. slavin. r. R.'Agent at Pine
Hill. who has gone 10 see his brother in
Garranl, his place is well filled by Mr.. W.
A.Burnside, Of HyaitsvilIe. genial, agree
able young gentleman.
X. X. XIV. II. Albright came into
town Wednesday night, having in charge
Tip. Hurd. whom he had arrested on a
bench warrant, charging him with KuKlux-
ing in 1877. Mr. Hurd il now a guest Of
iailer Houk, in defanlt Of $500 bond.
HARRoDsBuRa.--A flying business trip
to Harrodsburg this week, showed " that
the little city had greatly improved since
our last visit. On all hands we noted esi-
dences Of thrift and progress Judge
Breckinridge and a dozen lawyers were
busily engaged in the Common Pleas Court.
Mr.. 2. b. Thompson, Jr., your Congress-
man elect, wears his honors gracefully, and
is still the same pleasant, accommodating
gentleman that We have always found him.
We looked into the sanctum Of Charlie
Nield, editor Of the O6serucr, and were re-
ceived with a cordial welcome. Charlie
and his new business manager, Mr.. Gather,
make strong newspaper team. On our
way home, we had the pleasure OF ride
with Watt Hardin as far as the Junction.
lie looks as fresh and rosy as be did six
months ago, when il was not generally be-
lieved as il !, at present, that It Is impos-
sible to beat him in his race for Attorney
General. He Is very Ssnguine Of his sue
cess nov, and well he may be. No combi-
nation can beat him now, for there's no
opposition TO combine. Hurrah for har-
din.
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CASEY COUNTT.


PERsoSAL.-Miss Jennie Spear, a little
heart smasher Of Danyille, il here visiting
Mis- Sallie MoAnnich.
BErrER.-A little daughter Of Rev. J..
NJ. sallee, has been very low with pneumo-
mia, but Is recovering....,.Mr. James NJ.
Mewhorter has suffered great pain with
his broken leg, but is recovering slowly.
BRTH.-Bon, on the 18th ult, 10 the
vile OF Mr.. 4. J. Godby, Esq., son. Il
is said that Mr.. G. Is the proudesl man on
earth, his kitchen chimney having fallen
down and killed all Of his other boys but
six or seven.
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GiRRARD COTNTy.
Lancaster.
W. P. WALTON, sec'y.


OYSTER SuPPER.-The Masonic fraier-
nifty INDUCED in an elegant oyster supper
at Yantis' last Saturday night.
MARRIAGE.--On the Goth ult., Mr.. Louis
Harris, Of this county, and Miss America
Alander, Of Jessamine, we're made one
flesh.
QUARTERLY MEErING.--Rev. Mr.Hiner,
Presiding Elder, will hold a Quarterly
Meeting at the Methodist Church next
Saturday and Sunday.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nexl Monday the reg
ular term Of the Circuit Court will con-
vene with 1872 Commonwealth, 81 Common
Law and 1852 Equity cases.
RELiGIous.--Re j. 5. Sims, Of your
town, has been rendering material assist
anoe in the protracted meeting now in pro-
gress at the Methodist church.
FRE.--Mr. Joshua Aldridge suffered the
loss Of his house by fire last Tuesday morn
ing. II originated in a defective aae, and
every thing was destroyed; but il II gives
us pleasure to state that the loss is fully
covered by insurance.
AssIGSNEST.--John IL. Dickerson, a
dry goods merchant and produce dea Ter at
Buena Vista, this county, made an as
signment last week for the benefit Of his
creditors. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, about
the same; debts principally due cincinna-
Il paities.
ARRESTED Constable Farris arrested on
Tuesday, at the mouth Of Hickman, Dan'l
Wearen, Of this county, who was jointly
indicted with Bill Smith in Madison coun-
~ last Fall for the murder OF Robert San
ders, near Kirksville. A reward Of $500
forWearen, and the same amount for Smith,
had been offered.
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WHY yuv SHOULD vsElI

$4,000 Plows now
In use, giving perfect,
satisfaction. S5OO,OOO
Invested In their manu-
facture. New JOlnter
and Coulter. They are
the only perfect plOws
made. Every farmer
should try them. Every
pillow warranted. sat
isfaetiOn or no trade.
nO not waste money ON
poor tools. Get the gen.
ulne oliver. Look for
the name ON the beam.
Beware OF Infringing
mutations.
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DfsruIrRy-Mr. W. r. Coulter is pre-.
pairing 10 start large diatillcrv about tho
lst Of March.
A Harry Dunn. In getting up ons
last letter We overlooked the marriage Of
Miss Juritha Tinslcy of this community,
and Mr.. Milford Euhanks Of Pulaski
county, which occurred on the 10th ult
Miss Tinslcy was handsome. intelligent
and industrious, and was, perhaps, the
largest woman Of her age in the county;
she being le~ than twenty-five year Of
age, and TIPPED the bcam at 225 pounds
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Tnr news from Breathiit is encour'
aging. Jason Little, the cold-blooded
wife murderer, has been sentenced TO
the Peniieniiary for life, and num-
Der Of noted desperadoes and murder
ers are awaiting trial. Gambrell, in
dicted for the murder Of Judge Bur
nett, in hopes Of getting a local law
yer rs Judge and one who Is In gym
pathy with his clan, fled the necessa-
~ afidavits against Judge Randall,
who vacated the bench. GambrelFs
attorneys failed to get the man they
wanted. and the facts being certified
to the Governor, Judge W. l.. Jack
son, of the Louisville Circuit Court,
was appointed Special Judge, who has
already arrived at jackson. II is quite
apparent that Mr.. Gambrell will find
before his trial gets through that he
has jumped from the frying pan into
the fire, Cor with Judge jackson pre-
siding and Maj. Kinney prosecuting, his
neck is likely to pay the forfeit OF his
crimes.
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Jusr 80 sure as DIR. Blackburn or
Governor Underwood fails to so into
the Convention without sufficient
number of instructed votes, will Judge
VIM. Lindsay be our next Governor
and that he will, is the wish ofall who
prefer genuine, modest merit to men
who will pander to any tastes or adopt
any means, however degrading, to Sc
cure their advancement. OF Judge
Lindsay's position, the COuier-JOunal
says: 1--WE happen to know that Judge
Lindsay occupies the same position
now that he did hast Summer, and has
occupied all the time. He has neither
the means nor the inclination to run
a foot-race in every voting precinct in
the State, but like many Others who
are not making canvass, he would
he proud to serve the State in that
once exalted position
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An effort will be made by the Dem
Ocrais in Congress to repeal tho test
oath in the South, but il Is said that
the ''stalwarts" will fight against il to
the bitter end.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-07

THE Democrats Of Casey will meet
In Convention ON the fourth Monday
County Court day to appoint dele
gates 10 the State Convention.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-07

RICHARD HENRY DANA, the noted
poet and literary man, died in Boston.
Monday, aged SO years.
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THREE boys aged respectively, six
teen, fourteen and ten, the only de-
pendence for support Of a widowed
mother, were drowned in the Ohio, at
Louisville, Last Sunday, by the over
turning Of . skif.
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b. +. JONAS has been elected by
the Louisiana Legislature to succeed
Senator j. b. Eustis. He is a native
of Illinois, but cast his lot with the
people of the South before the war,
and served throughout the "unpless'
antness" with distinction.
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Bn1 BARNES, the Meniiee murder
err, who was sentenced few days ago
to the Peniteniiary for life, has been
lodged in jail at Lexington, to await
the action Of the Court of Appeals on
his annlication for a new trial.
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THETrustees oftheCincinnati South
ern X. r., with that hoggishness that
has ever characterized them, are en-
deavoring to force the Common Car
rier Company out Of competing for
the operation Of the road, by demand
ing such restrictions as that or no 9TH
er respectable company will submit
to. Taking the road at the time
when its operation for SO short a
distance was but an experiment, and
having by good management and a
uniform courtesy to the public, gotten
affairs up to a paying point, the Com
mon Carriers deserve great considera-
ton, and should not be shaken of now
for a company who would not have
dared to take its management two
wears ago.
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THE Conventions held in the vari-
Gus counties last Monday ran Black
burns votes up to 100; Jones. who
had previously no votes, looks all the
more Lovely now with AZ; and Under
wood had 10 content himself with
holding his own, l03 votes.