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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17
ERIE HALLWAY,
Now known as
The New York, Lake Erie & Western R, R,

AbStTdct OF Ilme Id5Ie dH0pled June q, lSSO.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room
Il and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern Improvements, are running through
without change from Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, Chicago
to New York, making direct connection with
all lines of foreign ana cOastwise steamers
and also with Sound steamers and railway
lines for Boston and New England cities
Hotel Dining Cars from Chicago to New
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17
Kendalls SPAWN Cure.

The most successful remedy ever discovered, as
it is certain In its effects and does not blister,
READ PROOF BELOW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

l.. $. q VI. .S.--FRANKLIN DIVISION
From and after Dec. 18th, 1873, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17
&c.

TORD n BROTHER have on band good as.
II sortmcnt OF Harness of various kinds,
heavy and light, single and double, Of the best
workmanship and material. They are prepared to
MI all orders foriwOrk Of any description in this
line. Saddles, Riding Brides, Whips, nalters,
Blankets, sc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

Express Trains Leave New York
q. 90 AM. Cincinnati and Chicago Day
Express. Drawing Room Coaches to Buff
falo and Suspension Bridge.
GOO PM Daily. Fast st. Louis Express,
arriving Mt Buffalo 8 90 A. NJ, connecting
with fast trains to the West, Northwest and
Southwest. Pullman's best Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo,
7,15 PM. Daily. Pacific Express. Sleep
ing Coaches and Hotel Dining Cars through
to Chicago without change.
700 =. NJ. Emigrant train for the West,
Daily.
tMeaI stations.
1N-Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway for
sale by all principal Offices
JNO. N. ABBOTT, Gen. Pass Agt,
New York.
j. s. BARTLETT, Gen. Nor, Pass. Agent, Bufalo
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
OrrTTARY.

CONDON.-Dici. az his residence in summit
Vile borough. on sunday morning, sept. 5. 1sso.
J. W CONDOR, ESQ in the cath year ol his age
The subject Of this rotice was born in Condor
Barouv Clughiciuh Castle. County Limerick Ire
land. Uct. 10th. isis He attended the National
School and aftcrwaFd graduated NJ the High
Normal School in the City Of Dublin. AID after
graduating hllcd for time .he chair OF Professor
Of Mathematics. In the year 1915 he esigned the
proicssorship and emgratea TO this country.
where he engaged 3 contractor in huilding the
New Portage Railroad After the completion of
that work. EIr. Condor settled At Summitville.
where he embarked for time in the hotel husi-
ness, but afterward elected Justice Of the
Peace. which ONCE lie held for seventeen years
and mp 20 the time of his death About the year
he followed until October or November OF last
year when he wes stricken down as be entered the
school room, by an apopletic stroke, from the ef-
fects OF which hc never recovered In every re
lation Of life his chief aim was to honestly and
faithfully discharge the duties of the position
which hc hlled. Having done his duty q Chris
tian aud citizen, he fortified in his last
ments by the rites and sacraments OF the Catholic
Church. OF which he was during life a consistent
and exemplary member, and resigned his ImmOr-
tai spirit, earnestly hoping, through the merits ef
blessed RedcemeT. 70 receive the reward
promised 10 those who have fought the good fight
and rest from their labors- His remains were
escorted 10 the church by an immense funeral cor
tegc OF sOrrowing relatives aad friends. where
solemn requiem Mass was chanted and an elo-
qucnt funeral sermon preached 5y Rev. Father
DAWN after which the renqins were consigned TO
their last resting place in the Catholic Cemetery.
Peace To his ashes and eternal rest to his soul.
Altoona papers please copy J. n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10


MUSTER. sept. 6. $50.
D1-til FIfE,fA N-0Gr quiet little village has been
quite nthusiastc Of late over n formation % q
Hancock and English Clnb.. (which was organized n
few evenings aeo al ex-Sherif Durbin store room
The meeting was called 10 order ~ Af- fltllil, >.
Sanders, the geutlcmanly committeeman Tor this
township after which. motion Of Mr- " m Srar-
rctt. the following named gentlemen were cno1en
permanent officers Of the Club President fai X
B. Smith: Vice Presidents, Geo Mccullough, Ma
thias Farabaugh, Philip FarIcni Secret airy, " m
X. Cassidy; Corresponding Sccretaryi " m aI traI-
rett; Executive Committee. Jas. = burbin. James
= niger Joseph Griffin. Nicholas Ereidfpii- I'd" q
Farrcn Corresponding Committee. Il. J. Sanders,
Robert Brady, John Smith, Thos- Sargent, Mich !
Thomas The constitution adopted by the Club IS
similar to the orc which governs the EbcnsburH
Club, and We have ATTY members already on the
all Of whom signed t Al the trst meeting. with
IA r prospects for many more; aud when the second
day Of November comes around one hundred and
twenty sound. solid Democratic votes viii be cast
in this township for Hancock and English. such
at least is the cry II reverperates through the
valleys and along the hilisides and ruses on with
renewed vigor until IL reaches the topmCSt peaks
OF the Aleghenics procIaiming a. 90 gees the love
and veneration of Peunsylvania's sons for the mo-
bic standard bearers OF the Democratic partp, Gen
Winfield :. Hancock and Hon. Wm. H. English
So you that here, As elsewhere, the good work
goes braveiy on. W. II. G, Sec'y-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

APROPOs OF THE PRINTERS Picnic
Having held position on the Executive
Committee of the Juniata Valley Printers
Association which brought Us more frequent
ly and intimately than others of said Com
mittee in communication with the several
railroad officials who so kindly furnished
transportation without money and without
price to the many members Of the craft and
their wives, SWeetheartS and other friends
who attended the picnic at Roaring Spring
on Saturday last we deem it a duty specially
incumbent upon us to return the thanks OF
Oursef and of the Association to General
superintendent Pugh and his efficient and
gentlemanly Chief Clerk, Mr.. 7. J. Maitland
of the p. Il. r., as well as to all the other
gentlemen named in the resolution adopted
by the Association and printed elsewhere,
FOR the very courteous and exceedingly gen
erous manner iu which they responded to
our every wish, far from modest though they
were. That the Executive Committee saw
fit TO place Us in such position may have
to our abundant check but now that the
work has been done and the generous benCfi-
cence of the gentlcmSnlv railroad officials
above named and referred to has been fully
enjoyed, it affords lis more than ordinary
pleasure to recall tile fact that the Commit
tee was listened to patiently, treated kindly,
and furnished promptly with the eight hun
dred tickets necessary to make the printers
picnic what it really was, one Of the most
successful and enjoyable affairs of the kind
thus far held under the auspices of the the
Association. To MesSTs. Pugh, Maitland
and the other gentlemen who 50 generously
and abundantly provided for the printers on
this as on other occasions too much praise
cannot be awarded nor too much honor
given, and as for ourself personally we shall
exer hold each and all Of them in grateful re-
membrance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATH.

To WHOM II MAY CoSCETS.-In the year 1873
treated with kendail's Spawn Cure q bone spawn
Of several months growth. nearly half as large
hens egg, aud completely stopped the lameness
and removed the enlargement I have worked the
horse ever since very hard. AMI be never has been
lame nor could ever see any difference in the size
Of the hook joints since ! treated him With Ken
dall's SPAWN Curo. r. 4. GAINES
EnOsburgh Fails. Vt, Feb. 25, 1879.
Sworn Gud subscribed TO before me- this 25th DAY
of February. A. y. IS1a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

The Republican Congressional cnHfeTees
Of this district met at the Logan House, Al
toena oa Wednesday, afternoon, tuT the
purpose 81 nominating q candidate ior toii-
grcss but UD 10 o'clecS tha night the Work
had not been accomplished. the twelve votes,
which forseveTal ballots had been DISTRIBUTE
ceualis etWgen j. N. Campbell AMI - -
NforYeil vi Jolnstown. ! R. Edie. Of -anler-
set and 81 = Morrow, of Holidaysh'ire
finally concentrating ON the FIRST and last
naIaed gentlemen, each Of them receiving
six, auQ of course Eo choice. u j. uioct-
stood tlat II. NolTell Las declined To- ee q
candidate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

\ SPECIAL. despatch to the Harrisburg
Pdtyiotfrom Petersburg, Huntingdon county,
dated the 9TH inst, says About , o'clock
yesterday morning, the first section of Union
Line going east, struck and severely injured
two young men named Martin Hagens and
John Reesman, at a point one and a half
miles from this place. The young men We're
stealing ride ON the westward freight train,
and as il had to lay over at this point to he
passed by two passenger trains, they jumped
out of hoX car in which they had been con
cealed, and seated themselves on the rails of
the south track. 1t seems they fell asleep
while sitting th.re and did not awaken in
time to escape the accident which befel them.
Both are from the vicinity Of Altoona, and it
is rUnored, have parents IN good circumstan-
ces. Hagens had both feet and left hand cut
off. His skull was also fractured, besides
being bruised otherwise. He cannot survive.
ReeSman received a severe wound in the
back. The place where the accident hap
pened is within two miles Of the point where
the large wreck occurred i'm which the two
unfortunate Ilarrisbnrgefs Crawford and
Shriycr, were killed.
Our usual Altoona and Johnstown busi-
ness notices have been uuaYoidably crowded
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

Presiding Elder Of The s.. AibaHs' District.
ST. ALBASs, VI. Jan. %. 1850.
DR. =. !. KENDALL s. Co.-Cfents. In reply to
your letter wil'say that my experience with Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory in
deed. Three four years ago procured a bottle
from your agent and with IL cured horse Of lame
ness caused by SPAWN. Last season my horse be
came very lame and 1 turned him out for a few
weeks. when he became better but when put him
the road be grew worse, when discovered that
a ringh0no forming. I procured n bottle of
Ksndull's SPAWN Cure and with less than bottle
ed him 80 that ne IS not lame neither can the
bunch be found.
#r.rTr- II
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
PERsEVERANCE WILL TELL

SroUGHToN, Mass, March Is, 1850.
r !. KENDALL = Cc.-ticuts- In justice TO you
and myself think ought 20 let you know That
have removed two bone spavins with hendalfis
Spawn Cure-One very large oGe- d1n't know how
long the SPAWN had hocn thcre. 1 hsye owned the
horse eight months Il took four months TO
take the large of and two for the small have
used ten bottles. The morse is entirely wen. not
9t all sJ!h and no bunch 10 bc or feit This s
a wonderful medicine. II Is q new thing here but
81 it does for all what 1t has done Tor its sale
will bc very great.
ID =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND, SchuyIkiH Co. Pa, June g 1850.
DIR. 3. J. kendall x Co.-Gents: A case OF
spawn that came under observation eutf ire
" cured by 0nc bottle Of your kcudaIl's SPAWN
Cure, and the horse sold aftorwards for two hun
drcd dollars
Yours truly, CHAs. u. BtHSARD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
O'CLOCK. T. n. the followIn. described real
estate 20 wIt-

Al = lllt-h. T. X. INC t1llNWlf-9 Ge@tflhea real
estate, % Wit
No. All that certain PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND situate in Summerhill township. Uam-
bria county Pa, adjoining lands OF Pat'k Comey.
James MctfouWh. " III. Sulay. and others. contain
ing 81 Acres more or less. about : . AtttEs OF
which cleared. having thereon crested two
story Frame DrrfNiuq House. "a Frame BGuk Barn
ana all the LeceSsary oUthulG!ugS all in good re-
pair. There Is SD Orchard 0f select fruit on said
farm. containiug about $50 apple trees rs well as
peach, plum and cherry iroes- There g. also good
water at the dwelling and a schooi-house ON the
adjoining farm This IS one Of the best farms in
Snmmcriill township
No "a certain PIECE or TRACT or TIM
BE.B LAND situate in SufEmcriiill towns snip. fu
sfd county. adjoining laudsoi Martin = Co. Tus.
Mcconnell and others containing I3B Acres
GT less. lni allowance.
Terms OF sasc.-oue-thir.l- 90 the purchase
money 20 he paid tnc conf sfrarion OF the SALE
and tho rcHnsin1 iu two equal annual payments.
with interest o. be secured rv the Judgment bond
aud mortgage ef the purchaser.
HENRY " ALTERS.
Assignee 1l DAVID SWAY
EE-At the same time and place thcre VIII he of
fcrei iUr Fzio jog Hs wheat rye oats. u1eissvh
aad ;Iotstncs i- the huscl corn hy rIc sLQc stl.
hay.-ud straw iv The tan. Terms of sale OF rcrs IN
II prol Crtv will te made sn OWE the day ef sale,
when srrc1 so-1hle credit wiz De given.
EESET WsLTFli-. Assignee. &C.
Srmmerliin Twp, sept To- lsst--st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

CAPT. :. W. DAVIS, of this place, made a
very narrow escape from serious injury if
not instant death on Monday evening last
while attending to the embaTkatiOn from
this point of the company under his com
mand, which took its departure that evening
for the military encampment at Thomson
Station, Allegheny county. After seeing the
greater part of his company seated in the
cars, and before he succeeded in having all
the arms and equipments put in the bagga &c
ear. the train started, and dropping every
thing the Captain fastened to get ON board,
but in his eageTneSS he failed to grasp the
railing of the ear platform with as firm a
grip as his safety demanded, and as a cOnsc-
quence he fell to the ground and came very
near being thrown under the wheels, the re-
suit of which wouldhav been shockingto tocon-
template. Asitwas, he sustained little if any
injury, and recovering himself almost i'll
stantly he spTang to his feet and made anoth-
er effort, this time accomplishing his pur-
pose without further adventure. It was in
deed a narrow escape, and the Captain and
his many friends have reason to thank God
for his fortunate delivery from serious if not
fatal injury.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

Az IsHAAELTTC GE0wL--We cont Ie-
ceiye the Sunday issue of tie Altoona CAL
and are therefore in the dark as to the exact
language used hy that sheet in regard TO the
recent printers picnic. but as the man who,
To quote the language of the IrjbstHe, IS too
mean to permit his employees TO erjoy holi-
dav with their fellow workmen. has evident
~ been assuming a virtue which, TO say the
least, did uot manifest Itself when we called
on him at the last moment to see if hc and
his employees wished 10 attend the picnic, we
nave no hesitation in reproducing the follow
ing from the DoiIV SRR of Monday last:
The Ishiaaeiite who is crefiitcd with the owner
shin aud lrs!iip OF the sunday 0i-i NJ Eleventh
avenue. seems never 10 bc happy unless IN the act
of emitting miserable srJw!. His vicious attnels
on tic printers pic8ic IS contenpu'ie, and DIS
reference t. the dead head part Cd The affair is
an evidence that fenevcr attained the position %
do lavur cor the u8ilroad company that they arc
willing lEt hapiy 90 recIrocate The crait can
not De held responsible iur the ' druukuDue-= and
r1yv.fyi<ru thar rcur. and ii lshGde. know any
thing he wUgid Sacw that AT the least u.cctcen
out of every taonW Who ndul-cd in rcpr7ilursi Die
couduei SstuldGr We're not disciples oi tie
tyfo-ra rhcal artut all and probably were nct the
lossessurs of a st.glc excursion ticket issued o.
tho printers as=o-sa tfon. Isliirac Is great deal
more trotblcd a1l exercised shput the ''tfrpo
siton pfa-ticei ipou the railroad company thAn
the eorPOT4l lCa itfci. and il w.il be tiu'c euau-i
foJ the Sunday 0fi % disagrceably root WHEN tn'
rtilroad coHpGng becomes rCstive under the lin
position"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
Pastor IT :, errr, Ill,.,is ,l i,-ii SIjir :,

KESDALI's SrEvtS Cy-PE is sure ia its effects and
mild in its action. Il does blister set IL IS
penetrating and powerful 20 reach every deep-seat-
cd pain OF TO romove any bony growth OF other en-
larseIncnt, such spaVins, spiuts curhs callous-
spraius. swellinvs, any Iareaess and all enlarge
ments Of the joints OF limbs. rheumatism in man.
for any purpose for which liniment is used for
man or beast It IS now known TO he the hsst lini-
IEcnt for ever used being mild in itE action
it Is certain in its effects. send address for IL
lustrated circular. which think gives positive
proof OF it, virtues. No remedy for man well IS
boast has ever 20 our knowledge met with such un-
qualified success.
H5-rIica. 81 per bottle or six bottles f1- S. All
DEUCoIsTs have 90 get it for sou, OF it VIII
be sent 20 any address on receipt Of price hy the
propretors Da. B. !. KENDALL * CO. En-s-
burgh Falls, Vermont SOLD BY ALL DRUG
GISTS. Ta-Ia-I4m.7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON EEVHAE FFEaFF

PATrEN' s NILLs. Washington Co. y. VI
February q. lss1. :
B. 7 kEND ALL. n. T.-D-nr Sir. Tho particular
which / used YOUR spawn t,Cre'f was
malignant ankle sprain Of sixteen months stand
ing. 1 had tried many things butS n vain. our
''Spavin Cure put the foot 10 the ground again,
and. for the first time since hurt. in uaturnl po-
sition. FOR family Iiuifaent Il oxccfs anything
We have ever used. Yours truly.
EEv. II. p. Bell.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
- Treatise on the Horse.

NNIf'ft AtitA IlAE = : VI tsAtl A d tl1t-M rOFs
viii be sent to any old or new subscri-
ria county for 50 cents. OF to anv
.HI- rther outside Of the county for ~
F G JEau that. we will send an extra
..Ucr for three months and an extra
.5k to any person who will forward ms
lbssriLcrS, at least ouc-hall of whom
. .. ones. accompanied by the cash-z5 1g
-..r case may be To those who do NOT
be- ;gr our paper the book alone viii
... - cents per copy. or Il re copies for
-... LIS IEEATI~E on THE HORSE-- con
rs Illustrating positions assumed
living tToatment Of diSeas ses in such
...... ueuslye language as to be readily
...v vuUe Of ordinary intelligence. and
..... .. Hicssrs- L y =. " DAVIS. livery
-. aud hundreds Of other authorf-
the best w0gS oi the kind ever IS
... zee % this fact read the following.
sH- Hall, OF Cana uddigua. =. y. writ
-hers. says i have bought books
. tuIt I paid five sud ten dollars for.
-Dt sa a. well as / do yours. 1t is diff
anything 1 ever saw.
Of The Western Sportsman Gyd lire
cars testimony 70 its intrinsic merits
'-- iS book every horse owner
rGL no breeder of horses can.afOrd 10
said, this is the best offer ever made.
rihers as well as new can have the
Even those in arrears VIII be credit
.-.. months Inscription and be entitled
... tI- book by sending us 20 ceutz. or if
r" 70. BIC tlitlI aGc'uLl> III IUlA- ana We
.-r that course We Will present each Of
copy ut the book a. free gift Offering
zine tu subscribe for a live Democratic
As local newspaper. and no better 1p-
20 doing so has ever been OF ever Will be
Those who have already paid for the
viIl certainly not object To paying an ad-
~-e months, those in arrears should not
r % moment about accepting one or other
r liberal offers we have made them. aud
have never taken our paper will be more
-eI with this trial trip If they conclude
s venture Democrats and Republicans
Interested i'm the approaching election.
yg ere confident that the latter viii be
aI % the result, we promise TO let them
siIy IS possible If they viii only give Us
rul the FREEMAN and the horse book
saHuId aud probably would do an i'm
rUE- ut ggoL politically and equine-ox-
.rls-tHucc- can DC made in currency sill
IH- and the sooner the better.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

-Westmoreland county comes to the front
again with another alleged murder commit
ted at Hillside on Tuesday OF last week Il
seems that q stranger named Charles Miller,
only Is years of age, obtained employment e
few weeks ago iu the mines at that point
and the old miners, being jealous Of new
conlers. annoyed him in various ways IL
hopes of driving him away. o1 the Gay sta
ted one Of the miners, it is alleged, threw
dirty water on him and otherwise ilisulte i
him. which the latter showed disposition to
resent whereupon Charles LaTkins, Jr., a
large stout man, interfcred, and taking hold
ot Miller beat and kicked him SO sh0ckingly
that he died Within twenty-tour hours. Lar
kns made his escape and at latest account.
wa still at Iaree.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

EOR SALE. HoUSE and Lor in
4 the West ward Of E-1cnshur.- borough kruwn
o. the clark property ani crcupiei eg Mr. fredfk
Grief. viii hr sold cheap and ora easy payments.
on tle premises Apply to g. ". HI OK
t,lansouls-. Aug -. ls,i--lt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

Our usual Altoona and Johnstown busi-
ness notices have been uuayoidably crowded
out this week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
EST OFFER EVER MADE.
#EcEEN Three Months and n
r-sfussI,Ee EfOOk for 80 Gents

.. u....r owners OF live stock are in
welfare OF their animals and should
or ready reference - book describing,
.0 which their stock are SUBJECT and
therefor. In consideration OF this
procured for the hencfit Of an persons
l. ~ Imrnil her of rnnias of