The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

I ). Barker Il Bro. Fbensburg oDd I,,S IS ~ ";
! druggists. at p and 30 cents per bottle
= ms Is not fairy tale although there Is
9oine magic about il and If You have any
uesife 10 lind out what kind Of a tale II i oSy
NiI'itih the magic lies, ask your dluooist for
DoIIie OF Nines Syrup of Tar. Wild CHERRY
anu Ioarhound, and the secret may he learn
cu Irom the inside wrapper sold Nv ou
druggists at p and 30 cents 70 IN, I
- 10 be or not to be? That is the ones
ton. Whether 'tiS nobler i'm the mind 10
5uier :. I, me aches and pains that human flesh
. Is helr To, when OVertaken nv n severe ,.[,,,rI
or cold, or to purchase bottle of SINGS, SN-ri7l
1l lar, Wild Cherry and IIOarhound. and hX-
IiuS opposing, end them. Sold by All druG
SIstS at - and 30 cts. per bottle T9-3-lms I
h, Suo'h tle Raven, never more - But
tH5i NE ii5d no reference to Sines' Syrup of Tar.
WIG cherry and HOarhound for il only
!IStuS one trlal Tor people eyermore to use II
IN cases of Colds or Coughs and all affections
OF TIE Bronchial Tul es. Sold by an reliable
~ u9siStS at - and 90 cents per bottle Also
lof sale by V. ;. Barker x Bro. EhenSburg
=, Here IL Is again. The Democrats of
IailItzin and parts adjacent propose to eIe-
Nate tall hickory pole tomorrow CSattrda,N
afternoon, and hold big meeting tomorrow
evening, which will be addressed nv Com
gresham CoffrOth of Somerset and ReDrn
sentative tenlon, OF this place Let there
ne ne a grand rally of all the 'frosty sons in
that vicinity.
They said ''She never told her love but
IeJ concealment Ike a worm i'm the bud feed
on her damask cheek - but when they found
u Was not love, but the remains of n cold that
was surely and sadly leading to consumption
they procured for her bottle of Sines' SvruD
OF lar, W I'D Cherry and H0arhOund 10 is
needless to remark that she recovered. Sold
by all druggists. - cts. per bottle
The grocery store of Mr. Jesse NIcCouoh
IN the basement of his residence at Portage
TINS county, was entered by some unknown
party q FEW nights ago and deSpoiled of
silver watch. couple of silver chains tv-o
gold q ig+ 1ff
articles, the total value of which Mr. Nc
Cough estimates at SO. Some OF the stolen
property was taken from a desk. which was
broken open by the thief
1t Is said that no excursion tickets to
the Pittsburgh Exposition will he sold Iv the
T. X r., but that several special excursion
trains VIII be run during its continuance
and tickets for the round trip will he sold at
greatly reduced rates. There will also be
an excursion to the State Fair i'm PhiIadel-
pha ON the 18th or 10th of this month when
equally favorable inducements will be offered
III the way of reduced fares.
Our good friend .Nm Iftziuprr. Esq. Of
L0retto, came to town on Monday last and
Wlnle here did what he has been in the habit
OF doing regularly for several years past
pald another twelVemOnth's subscription to
the FREEMAN for himself and two Of his
sons, 10 all of whom our paper has been
constant visitor ever since we commenced
Its publication. y happy printer would we
he, II all our patrons were such as he.I
i've member Of Congress from this district
tarricd with us from Monday until Wednes-
day OF this week, making as usual many new
friends and still further enthuSing those who
have been with him from the first. The
General has an abiding faith in his ra-eIcr-
ton, and all the Democrats in the district
and not few Republicans viii see to 10 that
he Is not disappointed in his expectations.
VIM. MctOUgh, Esq, Secretary of the
Washington Township Hancock and English
Club requests us to say that the Democrats
OF said township have determined To raise
magnificent hickory pole atLiily's tomorrow
Saturday afternoon. The pole viii he 100
feet in length and is to be sUrmOuuted with
an appropriate streamer. Al friends Of our
noble candidates are respectfully invited to
attend and give the pole and the cause big
boost.
a fine lot of fresh groceries lust received
ny NJ J. Teitelbaum, Lorett0, ana to be sold
at the following wonderful low figures Su-
gar, S cts per lh.; best brown sugar 9 cts.
per ID; white sugar, 10 and II cts. per h..
green coffee from Il to p cts. per lb. best
molasses from p to 30 cts. per gallon the
best tea IN the market at 60 cts. per H., and
all other goods at prices equally moderate.
AllsgoOds in Ttitelbaums new store at Nun
SteI VIII also be sold at prices fully as cheap.
-NesSrs. Wilkinson * Ebcrly, marble
manufacturers Of this place, turn out no work
that IS not credit to them, hut they compile
ted monument the other day for Aloysius
SWOpe, dec d, and this week set it up in the
Catholic cemetery at st. Lawrence. Chest
township, that will ever stand as one among
the many evidences to be found all over the
county Of their skill and proficiency. Mr..
Wilkinson is a master workman. and what
ever Is assigned to him TO do is always done
we'll and at moderate prices.
SAMUEL Gardner sat down on the end Of
a railroad crOSS-tie near Morrellyille, Just be-
low JohuStoWn. ON Monday last. with q shot
gun over his shoulder, and while in that po-
SitiOn a freight train came along and the en-
Giue struck the barrel of the gun, and as
Gardner had firm grasp on the stock at the
time he was thrown violently to the ground,
sustaining injuries of a very serious if not
fatal character, the greater portion OF his
scalp being torn off and his right lung
crushed in. He was removed to JOhnStOwn
where he lies in precaTious condition.
Our young friend John G. Dickey, of
Altoona. was presented ON Tuesday last with
an elegant silver pitcher and several g0bletS
by his friends and associates in the L. K. X.
Car shops in that city, where he has filled the
position of assistant clerk for several years
past. but from which he has just retired,
owing to his somewhat impaired health, for
the purpose Of accepting the place formerly
occupied by him as ticket agent at Holidays
burg, rice 5. =. WauCaman, resigned. The
presentation was quite surprise to Mr.
. Dickey, who is as modest as he Is worthy.
"A partially dcmcnted man named AhTa-
ham Mccoy, who has been an inmate of our
county alIns house for about htteen years,
was attacked by a feTOciOus bull while cross
ing a field near that institution ON Monday
evening last and was knocked down and 50
terribly gUrCd that no hopes are entertained
for his recovery. The clothes were nearly
all torn from his person and his body horribly
} Iacerated causing his bowels to protrude.
He managed to crawl to the pig-pen, from
/ whence his cries were heard at the house
about O'Clock when he was taken in and
cared for.
/ Mr.. Geo. w. Bradley, captain of the
Athletic Base Ball Club of Loretto, desires
ms to say that it was not his club, but the
National Club. Of that place, which was 50
badly worsted in a match game recently
I pIaved with a picked nine from Ebensburg.
. The Athletics, he further declares, have
i never vet been defeated, and what II more
they are willing to wager $50 against SO
. that there is no club, picked nine, or other
base ballists in the northern part of Cambria
county who can "get away with them i'm q
I matci game-tIis challenge to remain open
/ until October ] st.
"a Hancock and English Club was or
( oapized I'm SummitviIc borough on Tuesday
. Evening of last week at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected; President
Lieut. John Lynch Secretary, Jas. Is; Shar
baugh; Corresponding Secretary, w. u
Roland Regular meetings Of the Club arr
held on Saturday evening of each week, bu
this (Friday) evening a special meeting VII
be held for the purpose Of fixing upon
time for raising Hancock and English pole
: which when raised viii be the highest pole II
the State its length and altitude beng con
sidered For the above facts we are lndebt
ed to MI ". ID. B0land, late census enumei
ator and Corresponding Secretary OF TN
Club in question.
Two or three Of the drunken rowdie
who disoraccd themselves and dlsgusted ey
ervbo.lv else by their disreputable conduct Il
front II the hotel at Roaring Spring, Blai
county, ON Saturday evening last, hurie'
Ell. af