The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-21

from the jefferson Medical College, ,Philadel-
pbia, and has come back with a diploma
which fully entities him TO be terror to all
OF diseases. Where he designs
hanging out his shingle is unknown to US,
but wherever IL be, we wish him prosperity.
The name of Mr.. Scott Williams new
venture in journalism will 5e the Northern
Cambria Ne1eS which, by tn way, is to be
Democratic and not independent as we were
informed, and the Hrst issue of the paper
will probably see the light early in April
coming. Some purchases, such as head
lines, rules, etc, was made in Philadelphia
this week. The folks out along the northern
belt ought to patrOuize Scott.
Too much economy on the part OF what
is called the '9ecture course" of Johustovn
IS the reason given for signal failure by
Miss Helen Potter TO draw fall house at
Union Hall the other night. The want of
economy complained Of may possibly consist
in the fact that Helen wasn't the girl the
audience were looking for inst then, aud
that there was temperance meeting going
on around the corner at the same time.
in the Indiana county Court last week,
in the case OF the Commonwealth vs.. E. H.
Wilson, B. f. Douglass, r. II. Brown, ct al,
the Jury returned verdict finding F. Fl.
Wilson and r. f. Douglass gGilty of con-
spiracy, being the first count of the indict-
ment, and acquitted all the other defendants.
On the other counts, forcible entry and de-
taiHer, all the defendants were found not
guilty. 4 motion for anew trial was made.
II this is not correct, charge it to the &C
CCUut OF the HOllidaysEuTg STANDARD. If il
y correct. che credit Is due to the same
source While on the road to the Fountain
nm a fe y davE ago. Constable John Miller
Of GayspOEt, met a bear in the middle Of the
road A. the officer had no warrant, aud is
a scrupulOus adhereDt TO legal forms, he
made no attempt 10 arrest BTuin, 7an8 the
animal after snarling at SIR. NJ. went on his
way.
Our Cambria township friend Mr.. James
Z. Murray proposes pulling up stakes and
going West, to see how things are done out
In the direction of the setting sun. Pre-
paratory to this, he will sell, at pUblic sale.
on the 29th instant, a quantity OF personal
property etc, attention to which Is directed
by handbilis printed at this office Mr.. NJ
is one of our best ueighbors, and in losing
him Cambria county becomes a creditor Of
Kausas-prObsbly.
Mcdonald, of Loretto offers the folioy-
ing bargains CRlicoes, at cents per yard !;
dress goods, at cents per yard roasted cOf-
fee, AT II and 20 cents per pound; > boxes
Of essence Of coffee for cents 2 papers of
baking soda for cents molasses, 80 cents
per gallon good table syrup, 80 cents per
gallon pure carbon oil, 10 cents per gallon :;
Goldfish, . cents per pound macI1eret 20
cents per dozen. Match these prices ii the
cOunty-if you can
A maa who gave his name as Johu2Frau-
els was nut off a freight train neart X titan
ming Point last Tuesday. He was put off IN
so energetic manner that his face and hands
presented most dismal appearance after he
had gathered himself up, while his clothing
was despatched with mud from top to toe.
He was next heard Of in Altoona, looking
for q doctor and an officer of tEe~l2w, the
former to patch his hurts, ard theaiatter to
bring suit for resultant damages.
--Of the original Collins expedition, which
left our shores two years ago, there is said
to remain in Don PedrO's dominion only two
persons. One of their names is Leech, and
ths other Kerr, and these gentlemen propose
staying where they are till somebody eX-
"a fO IN
situation by going elsewhere. Those who
Heft the Collins enterprise, they say, are
those who will labor nowhere, and com
munity which enteTtaius their presence is &c
be pited.
In the list Of graduates frora the Jeffer-
son NJ hediCal College we find tEe names OF
Lawrence +. Flick and James =. Buck, Of
CarrOlltOwn, and John Z. 'McMnUeu, o.
Chest Springs, this county. DR.. Flick re
ceived prize of a gold medal from the De
mOustIatiOn of Surgery for excellence al
bandaging. These yOung gentlemen are Of
our best material, and on whatever locality
they may conclude to bestCw their profess
siOual services We feel assured bless5n g
will fall.
"A resolution has been passed by the
House referring all amendments TO the game
laws to = committee of five for the purpose
Of peTfectiug legislation ia this direction,
harmOuiziug conflicting views and saving
the time of that body. = n appeal rendered
by the Ebensburg Fish and Game Associa-
tiOH 10 the effect that the f-out-fis shiug season
so far as northern Cambriais concerned shall
be reduced in length 10 two mouths in the
year must OF necessity go before that body
for action.
1t seems that the commission Of Esquire
Kiukead one Of our justices of the Peace,
expired on the 18th OF the present month.
A least, this was the conclusion arrived at
by constitutional lawyers. To remedy this
actual OF supposed defect, Governor Hoyt
requested tie Legislature TO make the
Esquire's title TO the oeice good up to The
first Of A 1riI, or which date he viii succeed
himself for another terra OF five years. The
asked for commission arrived in "Wednesday
morning s mail.
Mrs. Annie DhUew, formerly pr0Prietress
OF .he Red Lion hotel in Altoona, and better
known in that locality as Mrs. Annie Smith
died suddenly il Pittsburgh on Friday Of
last week. Some years ago she "as the
+ lIudlady of a hotel ON St. Clair street, Pitts
burgh, and created something Of . sensation
by her summary treatment Of what was then
known in the slang of the times as female
crusaders - Her husband, Mr. =. T.. DhTGT
is active business man IL Edeuburg,
Clarion county.
Mr.. II. d. Condon,- second son Of our old
friend James COudsn, Asq-, of Summitville
has been appointed TO Ell the position Of as
sistant ticket and freight agent at CressOu,
recently made vacant b- The resignation of
Mr.. VIM. Ford, and Mr.. Riley, night ODer-
atOr At the same point, takes the place OF
Mr.. Condor a. day operator, while a young
er brother OF the latter gentleman becomes
the successor of Mr. Riley as night operator.
All parties have our best wishes for farther
and speedy promotion
Chaplain Davis seeIns laitQrly to have
been writing to the J0Enstown Tri5 UIle, and
what he prOuOUnCeS against the General
Government and against EbensUUrg, in the
shape Of a woe, might a. well go down on
record. He SAYS: ''Oye, oye the Congress
is damned, and Oye, Ebensburg is given over
to her corruption" This may come up bad
against the Chaplain should he chance to run
M q n
neck Of woods, and we trust. for his own
sake that the gentleman AXE it back.
Up to latest accounts, the body of J Osh ua
Ellsworth, the man whs was drowned in the
COuemaugh river, near JOhustOwD, had not
been recovered. On the theory that a drown
ell person will rise above the waters on the
ninth day, a vigilant watch was kept up
along the banks of the river by neighbOrs
but without avail The body remained hid
den from sight. The condition of the wife Of
the unfortunate man, which was rendered
PerilOus for = time by the suddenness OF the
shock which made her widow, is bad
enough, but IS improving
Mrs. K. +. Jones not only requests us
10 inform those Of her customers who read
our paper aud are indebted to her for goods
purchased, that they will confer q great IA
yer by calling soon possible and paying
at least portion of what they owe, as she
needs the money to buy her Spring stock,
but also desires rs 20 say that she is selling
ladies winter skirts, ladies' and childreH's 5
hose, Rnd all other kind Of winter goods, a.
less shan cost prices. So 90 with your mon
ey aud pay wba. yOu owe, or bay what you
need while goods are so low.
Policeman Rogers, ofJ0hnstown, brought
Mrs. John O'Seill, Of Millvile, 70 this place
Monday evening, and located her in cell in
the Jail, where she will be kept until arrange
ments can be made for her removal 10 Dix
mont Asylum. Mr.. O'Neill alleged to squire
Easly that his wife is insane, and that with