The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19


fever, and after recovering from the disease
was proStratcd with drJpSy which Cuiulu3-
ted in his death. His sister. Miss Columbla
y. Horne. went out to Fort scott several
weeks ago and remained there with him un-
til his death. Ills remains were Inferred in
the cemetery at Fort Scott on SUNDAY alter
noon. Mr.. Horne and family Will have the
sympatGies Of all who know them ~ their
sad bereavement.
WAGoS WRECKED AND DRIVER INJURED.
Last Monday forenoon SilaS Wherry, team
ster in the employ Of ex-Sheriff Blair, Of this
place, was driving y twO-hOrSe team attached
to wagon, and sitting on the seat with him
was young son of the ex-Sherif, Johnny
oy name While approaching that point IN
tie eastern END of town where the branch
railroad crosses the turnpike the horses for
some reason became unmanageable. and,
though the incoming train had WhiStlcd al the
usual place, could not be Irined up. On The
contrary, they kept right on in their course,
and the result was that the locomotive ran
into the rear end OF the wagon, utterly de-
uIulisling the hind wheels and the bed Of the
vehicle and causing the team TO take to .hcjT
hetls. though they did not run more than
half mile before they were brought to I halt
by lady who happened to intercept them.
MI Wherry was thrown violently to the
ground and sustained some very severe
Injuries. He was cut and bruised about the
face and head and il Is not improbable that
his home in the West ward, where he at
present lies, with his chances about even for
and against his recovery. ON the morning
following the accident the doctors thought
he would die, but he subsequently rallied
somewhat. Young Blair escaped uninjUTed
but went through a very queer experience.
The wagon. as we have intimated, had q bed
on Il. After the collision the bed was found
located by the roadside, some distance away,
while the young man. to his own great aston
lshHent, occupied a seat on portion Of the
bare running gear Of the wagon. How he
got there is the mystery.
TIE Altoona Radical while it compliments
the FREEMAN and its editor objects to our
having said in our paper after the election
that Herman Bauner had been defeated for
State Senator by THAT most graCelesS pOiti-
cal scamp, Harry Boggs, of JUhnstown. -
Does the RIdicH! imagine for orc moment
that we used this language in reference TO
Mir. BOCgs with view OF rejecting upon his
personal character? Il il does. It possesses
less discrimination than we have always con
Ceded to its editor. We profess to know al
about the politio@l 'Grre. in Cambria county
and elsewhere Of the Senator elect from this
district and when we have occasion to refer
to it VIII 90 50 in plain language, without,
however, in the least impuCning his personal
integrity, for aside from his political crook
edness he is entitled, from our long and
pleasant acquaintance with him, 10 our ut
most esteem and respect. More than that,
Mr Boggs is known by AL who know him at
all to be 4 Jolly good fellow and the Posscssor
Of 4 heart as fuil Of fan and friendship as
his bclligereut attitude towards his own bet
ter nature in the matter Of politics is full of
Cusscd cTOOkedncSS: at least that is our Opin-
ion, and we don't think we are very far
wrong when we venture the assertion that II
it paid Harry BoCEs as we'll to he a Demo
crat IS q Republican. hc would gladly and
speedily return to bis FIRST and we believe his
only real love political
TIE RIGHT MEN But THE WRONG PRINCI-
PLES.-We would have been clad enough to
announce the defeat at the recent election Of
Hon. B. /. Hewitt of IOllid1ysbUTg. and
Cant The0. BUrcbGeid. Of Altoona. the Re
publican candidates for Assembly in our
neiIhbCring county of BAR, hut aS we were
denied That pleasure we have 40 hcSi'atiOn
in saving. though we have been somewhat
tardy about it, that better material could not
have hcen found IN the Republican party. or
perhaps ont OF II. The first named gentle
man and 0IUSef were bows together. and the
latter has been one OF our most intimate a.
gu7intauceS fora number of years past We
therefore profess 10 know them both pretty
We'll aud ouG only regret is that their heads
are Uur as level politically as they are social
ly. morally and intellectually. still we are
sure that AlT. Hewitt viii sustain tGe rrpUt3-
ito. hH has already earned as an intelligent,
faithful and jncOrTupiahie legislator. well
worthy % SIT on high as the presiding officer
,f tAe House, to which position we hope 10
see kim elevated, and that Capt BWchfcId
viii "cgUlt himself with that dignity, amia-
5lii'y and CauTtcOusHesS which marks Es
every act rs a citizen, a SoiGier. gentleman
and worthy and proficient member of the
''art preSerystive of all aTt-''-thc printers
craft.
THE Holidavshurr STANDARD takes rs its
text the Republican joIIidcation in that place
on Saturday night last over the election Of
Garfield. as we may take the one here OH the
saturday night previous and moralizes
tuu~'E-
'EELo would have supposed that I.,-te more
cham seventeen years after tTcu- Hancock t-ll Ges-
perateIy wounded at tfcttysburg, where he con
rput-d the rebel General Iongstrcot IN defence Of
Ills native state and O.. the 4 uon that RcUu6Ii-
can Secretary Of state would be telegraph to
this same Luugst-eet, nosg T'cnsioner ni the IHf-
ted States tios erusucDt. congratulations Han
cocks defeat. white the loyal Republican Of Hol-
iidayshur< would Dee ill lumiuatn2 their .cSiteuccr
and cheering themselves uoarse hecauFe the hero
OF Gettysburg has been defeated by the hero of the
Credit Mobiiier? The young men of our country
iav. lust been taught the shameful lesson that il
does not pay be brave, patriotic. honorabl .ud
that t does pay 70 be An interruptions and corrupt
politician
That's So. and there is no such thing a. rub
bng it ut.
THE CoNING TEACHERS Rs'TSsTITUTE.-Th
Cambria County Teachers institute will
convene in the Court House, this place. on
Monday, Dec. p, 1880, and the following
named instructors and lecturers viii hp pre-
sent, some during the entire week and the
others during portion Of the week only
Miss Florence ChideSter, of Syracuse y. Y:
ProfS. J. II. Ryckman, of Cireensburg Pa.
r Willis Fair, Of Indiana. Pa. j. Y. Mont
comery, Of MillersviIe. !. Z. Scheibner, Of
JohLstGwn, and Col J. =. Sanford, the ccle-
brated Traveller and lecturer, who will deliver
c lecture on the first evening of the Institute.
Subject ''Tbe Old and the New
4 number of the teachers have also con
sented to assist in the work OF the Institute
Mr.. Berg is spaTing neither time nor effort
on his part to make this session one of tie
most profitable instructive and practical
\ WORD TO MOTHERS Mothers should
remember that \ most important duty at this
season Is to look after the health Of their
families and cleanse the malaria and impuTi-
lies from their system. There is nothing
that viii tone up The stomach and liver, reg
1!ate the bowels and purify the blood so per
fcctiy aS Parker's Ginger Tonic, advertised
In our columns The wonderful cures Of
Ong standing cases Of rheumatism. neural.
za and nalarial disorders is the reason why ,
his pure and excellent family medicine is 50
generally esteemed.-Pos I11-12-1m.
HEALTB, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of LYDIA z. PINKHAM's VEGETA- /
BILE COMPOUND. 1t is positive cure fnr all
those diseases from which women suffer so
much. Send to Mrs. Lydia Z Pinkham, 2S3
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamph-
let's f11-le-2tI
The unused stable which numbered the
premises Of r l.. Johnston. ESQ. Centre
street, has been removed to the lot Of John
+. Seaman, Esq, just across the way. and
put IN shape for future usefulness.