The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

tai. This exception was IoI,i, I, ~ @ OsSd a
Mr Edward Francis, of Cambria for,,rsIiC u
W.tGI, u Is reported, was hauled to the hone,
NaIt u IeW days since.
,,-HeF. Etm. 5. Gibson. of DurcapaviI,
iti i'''ti county, was presented a few d9ys AGO
,2f4 US ii's IIiShdS Of the Huntingdon PresbvteTv
tair,, '.'.,oSon'e sum OF 81 J3353 the same
oEi,| oS0'Sled lot only rs a token OF ouo6
WI ana esteem, but also as a fttipo te.ti
I+i"ili@i 20 the gentleman named on tbe com
3IlS'ioh OF MS hitieth year in the ministry of
Iiie IfeSDyterian Church.
cadet Midshipman Edward Fmarsor
Meier, son OF Mr.. Ludwig Keifer Of Altoona
TIed at the Annapolis Naval Academy On
. laguIs9ay g', evening last, of perironitis, after
rev days Illness, aged about p wears De
Se''See was appointed to the position he hold
oy oy oL!-IessInan CoiIroth, and was a brilliant
ana 'i,i exemplary young man. The remains
We're brought home for intermeut
Il man named Il. + Milton ernnloved in
lLc i. *. r. boiler shop. Altoona. was ar
!ts'eu on tuesday last Tor having one wife
III ~ tllitt city and another in Jefferson county.
MutGn confessed the soft irnpeacbinent'' tC
IiS Altoona Wife after he had been arrested
on complaint OF the other one but said he
Cptlu explain matters satisfactorily He was
taken pack To jefferson county for trial
-Edaie, youngest son Of Mrs. Susan Hinch-
man, OF Johnstown, aged between 9 and 10
years, was crushed to death Oh last saturday
forenoon by being run over bv a dummy
car on the C. ]. Co.'S road. under which he
lei WhlleattemptingtOg get onthe rno,in ofrafD
Inc wheels passed over his right leo. cut on
en- the lower portion of his abdomen. and
caught and crushed bis left arm near the
shoulder
Sunday night last NAV be set doyyr, IS
lie coolest night thus far Of the season. The
thermometer marked 10 below zero. which
was "I-hn 80 Of the lowest point touched bv
the mercury last winter. As result the
ice j. IN prime condition, its thickness being
about six inches, and Mt. y j. Freidhoff
and possibly others Of our citizens are taking
''l'i'lita5e oI TINS state Of affairs TO til their
Ice houses.
Where are your crutches. uncle on
Here they are showing John bottle of
VI. B. EOBEBTs' EAIBROCATI0N ~ ON don't
say thdt three-quarters of bottle of EMBRO-
cAFICN has relieved you of YOUR rheumatism,
so NOu can walk without yOur crutches 2''
Il do, and thank q kind Providence for lead
ing me to read that advertisement in the Star
laSt week Sold by V ). Barker < Bro,
EbenSbUrg.
On Sunday morning three Germans. who
had been working at Pennsylvania Furnace,
were walking east on the railroad track
On the first bridge west Cf Spruce Creek
huntington county, they were caught by
TRAM Two of the number. having more
presence of mind than the other. managed to
get out Of the way. but their Comrade was
struck and knocked down through the bridge
10 the public road below, and instantly killed.
- hIs world Is all u tleeting show" but
it takes very lively work for some OF us to
keep mold OfouI tickets Of admission great
many OF us are put out at the exits, 'Pueu-
in0Ha' and Consumption - but the num-
. Der OF these has been greatly reduced since
so many nave been ''uipped in the bud'' by
the timely use of STNEs' TAR, WILD CHER
HT AND HOARHOUND. For sale by V. ).
Barker x Bro, and all druggists, at p and
30 cents.
Thanksgiving day (to-day) is being OBJ
served here by services in the several church
os, with the exception of the Presbyterian
which is without pastor. In the afternoon
parade Of 60. \. Fifth regiment, viii come
of, with either tar Cet-shoOting or the firing
of blank cartridges. At high noon each
family Herewith provided will of course sit
down to dispassiOu0te dissection Of a tUr-
key, in accordance with the requirements Of
the new constitution
Applications for charters have been made
by citizens Of Altoona and JOhntsOwn for the
organization in each place of a corporation
tc be known as the "Ierdjc Personal Trans
pOrtatIou Company the object of which is
to establish lines of coaches 10 traverse the
streets Of said cities, Is weu Is TO connect
Altoona with lIo.idaysburg and J0hnStown
with the GutiNiug bUTCUghs. The rate OF fare
inside the city limits viii be five cents per
trip, and longer distances will DE- proportion
aDiV cheap.
7 Mr.. T. II. ueist, Of the Mountain House,
this place, has become sole proprietor OF the
property known as Lloyd's Grove, immediate
~ west Of town. Il Is his Intention to erect
thereon u hotel to contain scventy-dve or
eighty rOOus, the same 60 be used as q ''Suul-
meT resort and if the present programme
is adhered 10, the building viii be ready for
the reception OF guests with she incoming Of
the hot term next year. SUcn a hotel is sad
II needed here, and Mr.. Heist is just the man
tOsbridCe over that want successfully
The board Of Poor Directors having de-
cidei 10 drill q well At the county aiUshOuse
for the purpose Of afOrding that institution
/ a never-fai.ug supply of water contract
was last week entered into by and between
. themselves. and a party named B0uck 10y O. he
/ terms of which the latter is 70 drill 10 the
dppth OF 800 feet, if found necessary, at the
Of 80 -A n fFrr
sinking the hole arrived on the ground last
/ Saturday and work was Immediately begun.
/ The power is to be furnished by horses.
The Indiana Messenger tells of two old
7 men in that Vicinit one of whom, recently
deceased, was at the reception given TO Gen.
. LAFAYETTE at Norfolk, Va, in S2j, where he
/ shook hands with the French patriot. and
the other was present and rode one of the
artillery horses at a similar ovation gotten
. IN in the General honor at Pittsburgh rot
long after Another old gentleman, resi-
dent of JOhustOwn, is trOtted out by the
. Tribune as one OF the drummers who pariic-
. ipated iu a reception given TO the same dis
. tiugUi-ucd soldier and statesman ln the town
of Butler. this state, i'm the year lS-n.
Ono Of tho best friends we can lay claim
to is Joseph Hogue, Esq, OF Allegheny
township. who seldom comes to town without
bestowug upon us some mark OF his good
. viii The latest manifestation of this kind
. dawned upon us the other day in shape OF q
fine fat turkey hen. which Went the way OF
L
with nothing but roast beef for our Thanks
giving feast. The Squire may rest assured
that the benedictiOp of OUrself and family
( are with him and his for the many kind and
I acceptable tokens Of friendship which from
. time to time he has bestowed upon Us.
Brother WoOdrgff, of the JOhnstOwn
Democrat makes plaintive appeal for mon
ev in his last issue, going so far as to declare
that the iOurna Iistic wheels will have to stop
If his delinquent patrons don't soon furnish
the necessary IubricatOT. II our nelghbOT
( succeeds in getting people to pay him fOr ms
paper after elCctinC him for the second time
10 the Legislature, he VIII have mUch peter
luck than somebody we Fot Oh "lIy o5tth
. succeed though he made three several efforts
in even getting himself nominated ior, much
less elected to, the Office Of County lreasur-
. sr Still we wish him success all the same.
Co. \, Fifth Regiment. y. G. r, IS IN q
. state Of Measurable anticipation. IN order
. from Headquarters was read before the Com
Danv at drill last Saturday evening, IN Whlch
. II was set forth that an invitation might pos
, sibIv be rendered the Fifth regiment to par
ticinate in a grand military demonstrat C
. take place in Washington City on the 4th oI
March uext-Uhe occasion of the Inaugural
RON of President Garfield. The boys al
nrofess their anxiety to 20 on the iaunt, ant
are I'm that state of efficiency OF drlu Wiici
would allow them to present eredlJdoIe ap
pearance on that or any other occasion.
Lieut. ". W. Ivory, naJlVe OF SUH
, p,ftviIle this county, but for many YEAR
, mast p resident of 1t. Louis, was caud !dat'
, for the LEGISLATURE on the Republican tIcke
il, ono of the stalwart Democratic districts o
that cifv and succeeded, as he assures US, II
/, reducing the majority from LOCO IN 1916 tol
ridden to $50 for his opponent out OF Vot
of @ 600 at the late election, which is as nea
b. as he came to being elected. The noiuln,
- ba sa,ys was Unsolicited on his part