The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-18

Knn WoEu-.-We present herewith q
few complimentary notices rendered Us by
Our-eXchangeS in recognition of the new dress
lately dOnned by the FREEMAN, reserving
others for want of space until next week.
We are modest, if that's the right name for
it, and therefore do not insist Onkour readers
believing all that is said on the skbject, but
the recollection of the generous words utter
ed viii linger in our memory long after many
a more important subject should have been
forgotten. To wit
Huntingdon Journal
THE Cambria Freeman has been dressed in a new
suit and now looks neat and trim il is posi-
BILE to make paper look.
[Huntingd0H Local Netrs.I
The Cambria Freeman is handsome in its new
suit. Worked upon a back action press we hope
there will be back action upon the part of its
[EBensJlug HeraId.l
THE Freeman appeared last week partially dressed
in new type. The improvement is very decided;
and we trust the editor VIII be properly rewarded
for his outlay
IHoHdays5tgg Regjsfer.I
THE Cambria Freeman comes to Us in a new dress
printed on new type, and is now, as always hereto,
fore. under poeticai and genial friend, McPike,
one of the best papers in the state
[HJJHtiHgdoH Globe.
THE Cambria Freeman came to hand last week
dressed in a new spring suit The Freeman IS one
of our most valued exchanges and we are glad to
note this evidence Of McF'ike's prosperity.
[Tyrone Herald
THE Cambria Freeman came out last week with a
portion of that promised new suit on: It's readers
ought to appreciate the enterprise Of the EreedHs
editor, and double the business OF the office ior him.
[TyroHe DemocratI
The Cambria Freeman made its appearance in a
new dress and looks neat and handsome. The
Democracy OF Cambria have an able advocate IN
the Freeman and thcy should come up warmly and
earnestly to his support.
TCIcUUioHd Catholic Jairerse.l
OUR friend Mr. H A McPike, Of the Cambria
Freeman, has added another improvement to his
admirably conducted lournal-a new dress OF type
The Freeman possesses sound Judgment and com
mcndable newspaper enterprise.
IAHooaa Daily CaH.I
WELL. Mac, it is like pretty much
evetyhin" else that you do in the printing business
improved and makes handsome appearance. We
rejoice with You in these signs Of business pros
LEmIenton Regisfer.l
THE Cambria Freeman made its welcome appear
ance in our s4nctum last week clothed IN an almost
with spicy locals and reading matter. Mac. can
now boast OF having one of the best country papers
NC Veyforcu JournaI.l
THE Cambria Freeman Is of our neatest
and spciest exchanges. and journal that the peo-
pie Of Cambria should he proud Of Brother Nc
Pike has recently bought new press and has en-
larred and greatly improved his paper and de-
serves abundant success.
IAHoond Sunl
TEE Cambria Freeman appeared this week in a
new dress; and presents neat and tidy appearance
all through. 1T is welledited paper, and AIcPike
deserves the success he has attained. We would
wish him TO mako his fortune soon. only Tor the
fear that he might pat on airs and leave the fra
ternity, which should dcplore.
Altoona RADICAL
The Ebensburg Freeman came to us last week in
a bran new dress. and it is now of the neatest
as il has always been of our best exchanges.
We congratulate NcPikc on his taste typographi-
to pay of any Indebtedness he may have incurred,
they are dot tie kind of men we think they
[HoHidGysJurg Sfandard.l
The Cambria Freeman last week greeted its
and spring
dress. The Freeman is of the few papers that
we always look for. and always find something
in it that fully rcplys the time spent its perusal
1t is more than worthy the prompt. liberal,
generous support of the Democracy Of Cambria.
LRaHigsJu,g Journal
TIE Cambria Freeman once more TO the 'front.'
Recently it was a new press, but now it is a new
dress. An ou' ut ci new type worked on new press
has so trans the ttdemgn OF former days that
its Oldest I"qUaiutante and waIm,st friend is
row stands faiIiy abreast with lhe abICst of It's
contemporaries and need nO longer hide its face on
account cI lts shabEy eAtei1os as IL is sS~Jnd 10
none 1t don't reduiIe the OF prophet to fore
one deserves it more than McPikc. We too join
our congratulations
TBrofbcr Bo1rmGn Ererctf Press
EDITOR NCPiKE. Of the Cambria Freeman. of Fsl1-
half He rarely does. a short time ago we noticed
that he had housed n press and enlarged his
entire new dress of clear-fa2ed type. looking as
bright and clean as a rev paper. NcPikc. besides
itors in JLe FRO essiOu. and now, in addition to
printing the hes, edited local paper on our ex-
cTauEe li-t. pu OFT oac amor@ the ncGtcst in the
S;atc. We tender on, couersJu'ations. and trust
his enterprise may be appreciated by his patrons
aud rewarded by duplication of his subscription
list. The UutarriGcI democratic frosty sons of
thunder" of Cambria owe him this, at least. and
should accord him n0thiIg less
GONE TO TIIs REsT.-It Is with earnest
aud sincere sOl 'oW that We record The UgeE-
reCed dea nat Sa'inl, Kansas. on Thursday,
4. of Mr AlpHoT~uS }. Schwartz, a gcHtle-
iI.,ju whose aCuU.,l.l lI.re we had the pleasure
a. forming " bile ona recent brief visit To that
place aUI whom we found a genial, jovial
and exceedingly eptc-pri=iug gentleman
MI. >"lN a. u formerly Tts led in J0hDSjOWH,
where be was engaged in the plumbing bus
mess, hut suhScG GUently removed to Pitts
burg. his Old HOTc, from whence he finally
fitted o SaltUE, where about five years AGO
he mar, I'D Miss Agnes Gels, of J0hnstown,
then on visit to her brother VIM. R., and
embarked in the tin and hardware business,
in which he was rapidly building up a for
tune. Ills disease was infiammatOry rheUI-
matiSm which, however, threatened no Sc
riOUS consequences until a short time before
his death. Besides his wife, he leaves three
small childrcn-twO boys and a giTl-tO all
of whom we tender our heartfelt sympatheS.
His age was about 81 years. May his soul
rest in peace
Following is notice of his death copied
from the Sdlina Journal of Friday last
Our citizens were startled yesterday by the an
nOuncement of the sudden death of Mr.. A. J.
Schwartz. Of most prominent hardware
dealers lie had been afflicted with inhammatory
rheumatism for several weeks, but had never at
any time been considered in dangerous condition
. On yesterday morning he feeling quite well
was in rather a playful mood and inclined to joke
with those who about him. At nOon-time
death seemed as far from him any Of Us, but in
half an hour the disease had attacked his heart
and in brief moment he 4 corpse. He died
at the age of 81 years and months. lie leaves a
i wifc-sistcr of Mr.. W. X. Gcis-and three children
. His relatives and friends yet undecided as
TO whether his remains will be buried here takeT
to his old home in thc East His father and mother
are expected to arrive tomorrow evening and the
funeral obscguicS viii probably occur on Saturday
. Mr. Schwartz was one among the best of our bust
ness men, and a tayorite with large circle of ac
qUalntanceS and relatives. His sudden demise i;
heavy affictiou to the liJtlc home circle. where
he was most fond husband and attcctionate father
. To those who sorely afflicted. words no
adequate 10 express the sympathy felt by all friends
who know, many from sad experience, the bite
heart pangs of such moments. 1t is sad. indeed t,
be stricken down in the full flush and pride OF man
hood. when the future looked so promising for hap
pincsS and success as it did to Mr. Schwartz. Blu
Death loves shining mark. and TO cruelty wount
and aflict in the happicst Of homes its prin
cipal mission among human beings.
LAY aside your chest protector
And a linen dUster choose;