The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-26

once IN tnaC place on MONDAY AFTERNOON OF
last week After he had fallen IN the street
he vas picked up, expiring when he had
been carried but short distance. He was
about as years OF age, and the cause OF his
death Is thought 20 have been heart disease.
-"Uncle" Joe Gutwsld, who was elected
TO Council fromsthe West ward at the recent
election, has taken charge of the new oyster
saloon over Freidhoffs store, and will be
: glad to serve up oysters, boiled ham, eggs,
beef tongue, tripe, etc, to his friends and
patrons At any hour Of the evening Mean
time the butehering business goes on as usual
under his management.
An interviewer for the Pittsburg Com
rnercial credits Hon. p. L. Hewitt Repubii-
can, OF Blair county, with saying that this
Senatorial district (Blair and Cambria coun-
ties) will be lost to the Republicans next
fall beyond preadventure. This will oe bad
news for our Rmiabie friend, Ar. c. T.
Roberts, who will be the Republican nominee
for the Office named next fall except all
signs, as in dry weather, fail.
Mr.. Phillips, 4 member OF the Phillips
family who own suburban residence in
this place and occupy the same throughout
the summer months, was in town the latter
part OF last week, and while here bought
four heavy draught horses for business pur-
poses in Pittsburgh, where he resides. The
animals were transported to that city by the
overland route ria Armagh and Bairsville,
Mt. John L. Davis officiating as conductor
. of the caravan.
"A CarrOlltown correspondent whom we
would be glad to hear from more frequently
sends US an account of the deaths Of two old
citizens Of that locality, Mr.. Chrysostom
Luther, who is believed to have reached the
extraordinary age Of one handed and four
gears, and Mr. Emanuel Dishart, whose
death was as sudden as it was unexpected.
Both gentleman were among the earliest,
. best known and most respected citizens Of
Carroll township Peace to their ashes.
On Friday last. three yeaT-old son Of
Mr. Robert P. Miller, Of Johnstown CKern-
viile), lighted q stick at the stove and started
down the lot with it. but had not proceeded
I very far before the flames communicated TO
his clothes, nearly all OF which were burned
from his body. As soon as q member OF the
household heard his aEonized screams they
FASTENED TO his assistance, but too late TO
save him from being so shockingly burned
that his life is apt TO pay the forfeit.
We are sorry 70 learnHhat our friend and
patron Mr.. James Medium OF Summerhill
township, had the misfortune to slip and
fall on the side aboard OF sled on which he
was hauling manure few days ago, and in
consequence of which he sustained a severe
confusion in his side, which WAS Of so serious
a nature as to tncapacitate him from attend
ing the funeral OF his father-in-law AIr.
Daniel O'Harra, of Munster township, whose
remains were buried IN this place on Mon
day last.
Mr.. Levi r. BrallIer, one OF the true men
and staunch Democrats of Black!ick town
ship, departed with his family, on Monday
evening last, for Dixon, Illinois, where he in
tends to engage in the farming business, and
where he hopes it will prove more remuner-
ative than he has found 1t in this mountain
region. He certainly has the best wishes Of
all who knew him in his new departure, and
should he wax wealthy in his western home
he will well deserve it as = fitting reward for
his honesty and industry.
"A meeting OF the committee appointed
al a late meeting OF citizens held in Carroll
town to interview the authorities OF the P.
II. T., with reference to the construction Of a
railroad between Ebcns6urg and Cherrytree
was called to convene in CarrOlltown last
Saturday afternoon, but owing to lack Of a
quorum, no business could be transacted.
Another meeting will be held at such time
and place as may be found mutually salts
factory TO 7 majority Of the committee, and
in the meantime the good work goes or.
( Our butcher friend, Joe Gutwald, para
ded through the streets. this wednesday,
forenoon, four head Of fat two-year old steers,
averaging in weight about thirteen hundred
pounds each. TWO Of these boss bovincs
will 90 the way Of all roasts, steaks etc, at
Mr.. Gutwald's meat market, under the Blaii
House, this week, and the other two will be
served in ike manner next week. Now is
the time, therefore, to buy tender youre
beef, as well as pork and sausage, for Easter
consumption, ct the lowest market prices.
We trIst that the several editors Of that
spicy little sheet, the Huntingdon Semi
Weekly Ne,~s, are not more than thousand
dollars out Of pocket by our failure to notice
as we should have done last week, the rcce0'
entrance OF their neat and newsy journa
, upon the seventh year Of its existence
b There is no paper upon our exchange lis
which we more fully appreciate, nor TO mem
Der of the journalistic profession whom W.
more highly esteem, than the .Ssnli- WecFI,
Ne'cs and its gentiemanIy editors, Messrs
Lindsay & Willoughbv, who deserve all tn;
success which good paper at moderat,
price is sure to attain in most OF communities
} An Altoona grocer whose name IS with
held has got himself into trouble for taking
improper liberties with a ten-y -year-0ld daugh
= ter Of AIr. w. W. St0nebraker, Of that city
The scene OF the outrage was the store o.
accused and the time Sunday afternoon. tn,
little girl having been sent to the store, Sun
day though it was, to buy something for
lady living in the neigborhood The child!
outcries fortunately led to her release, and :
worse crime was no doubt by that mean,
prevented. The accused was arrested OF
Tuesday and taken before Recorder Greevy
but for some reason the hearing was post
e poned until Thursday.
"A Friend OF Truth" writes rs from
Lloydsvl}e TO deny the story published ia The
Herald of the 5th inst in relation to the al.
legged death from neglect Of a young mar
named Flaming whose parents reside in tha
vicinity. Tie writer says that the editor q
the He~eIs declined, or ct least failed TO pub
lish, his letter, and hence he asks us . give :;
a place in the columns of the FREEMAN
We can scarcely believe that neighbor LlOyC
would make false statement, il he real!
did 50, and then refuse to correct it. but i
the Herald does not give some satisfactor!
publish the letter in our next issue.
Miss Carrie UuuJIey, daughter Of GU
townsman ATr. Geo Huntley. who was over