The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-13

ed by Joseph ) Hommer a,,J ,l,,.l l,s. =; OWE
iIleStIISely itIS by himself and Albert Rem ~
1tors' of W S5.iU OF the eNecutTiX and exec
"'yoiS OF \, '. Stanton, deed.
MI VIM Byers. OF jackson +o,,-,,.,,;,.
~ III twenty acres of as fine oats as s,,, - r
"oiS oe found anywhere in the coD,,t,- Ia ~,
,rad ~ 10 realize not less than eiohf bUns
bushels ~ ~ when IS at the rate of forty
tbcrpehl,,.t tbh, 70 Ohe acre. 1t is fair to presuYnfs
f ffiteL3GIore' that Byers win have end,,oJ IN,
i'' Pf tiS and some to spare for bu,,eTs ''''0
- IN ~ J0ih FenlOn presided aft = moot
my OF tlle Ebensburg bar. held ON ISst 60
uIuaE evening to take action Viii ,lf - 2''-
~ ~ lIe uetlJh OF Geo. w. Oatn,aO Fso lTr
reIlloh Is the oldest living rnemba,,i of A.
l,'g.,',itiI tiIs county, and his remarks ON the
occasion referred to are by couon,g1,1 ,,,,,,,4
pronounced to have been bn+h ,I't ,S ny
well-timed ''' 'o'" eioqueht and
oe ;Slr. VT. John Biller and Miss Mary Uerzog
~, III OilloWh, were married in Pittsburoh
OF uesday last, where the vOun,r III e., e.,
been living for some time naS+ III ~ @ I,.,S
Coapie returned to Carr0lltown the sapSs
SS.'c!!'iIS, Where grand welcome and n bio
,P 80. up Were given them next day by tI,eiT
many friends. We extend our c6ncyy,t,,Ia t,li,'
tons and best wishes Z" ''l'''-
OWihS 10 the absence Of much air duriuo
tile past couple of weeks wafer bas L.aI7
Puniped INTO the reservoir during ali of the
EinT,ia' " " WeGh IN oy steam power Mr.. Thomas
ttiIiIl'ie - the acting engineer and reports
t.lc icSerNolr as nearly full to the ton OF tI,e
SIoilGH- w hat we want-wc see II now Il
"livtic! reservoir of about twice thu. c9,,scit,-
OF Ihc one we now have
-A Hancock and EnoFfsh Cru1, ,-f+b
CJSt AIc'Tough. Esq, as President Mr. I
:. Mel as Vice President and AIcssrs Jo3,es
IJeil and Louis Better as Secretaries has re-
S9giI'ly 9 Deen formed at Portage, this county.
ana already numbers over FORTY memharss
WIN q prospect Of scoOping in at least forty
more aIJer the oats crop has been parnered
success to the good cause
i udge Richard Jones' of the East Ward
HIIW
months visit to Iowa and other sections OF
Ihe great West. The Judge was well pIeas-
ca with his visit, and says that if he was
twenty years younger it would REQUIRE am
i,.l Mtut heaVy weight or his coat-taiIs to keep
hiih from emigratipg to that region and
growing up with the country.
VI. -. eibelDaum, of the Peoples Cheap
VARIETY store, LoTcttO, will omen a branch
IN C2IiollSihlGht I IN Munster to-day where he
VIII sell sell goods Just as cheap as tIiev can
DC bought at any other store in the county
Every man, woman and child in that section
Is respectfully invited to call and examine
.le laIse STOCK and small prices at tue new
store before purchasing elsewhere.
Il quantity of slate fell from the roof Of
2 coal mille a short distance this side of East
oVlieih'it tl9h about noon on Saturday last
ana striking Mr.. William Nary. of Upper
Prospect, ON the small OF the hack dislocated
ms spine and disabled him for life Mr.
Nary was III recumbeut position. engaged
',J what Is called bearing in when the ter
ll'lt misfortune came upon him.
w e are sorry TO note the DEATH on Mon
"ay Hlght last, of the beloved Wife aged
ABOUT 25 years, of our Young friend Clement
Hickey, OF Altoona. The deceased had been
aHlicled with cancer for a long time, and
finally SUccUmbed to the maIady She
leaves devoted husband to mourn her loss
and an infant child, only a few weeks old
bereit OF her tender love and care. May she
rest IN peace
Miss Thankful Horner, of Lower Yoder
1,,rtf 4
snake while picking hucklebcrrieS. on Mon
day,laSt, and although a bottle of whisky was
promptly produced by one Of the party and
the contents freely administered, the poison
continued to permeate her system, and at
latestaccounts the poor girl would have bun
dant reasons for being more thankful than
ever il she escaped with her life.
W iIliam tformau brought suit on Friday
i last against James Montgomery. of Johns
town for knowingly and wilfUlly marrying
ms (GOrmau's) daughter who has another
husband living, named Grbbus. GOrman
has also prosecuted lls daughter for biCHmy,
and both cases will no doubt come up for
trial at the September term of our county
Court the guilty parties having meantime
0cen furnished with quarters in our county
Jail.
Prof. ZCra, who was with Geo. W. Cat
man. Esq, at the time of his death. wrote on
saturday to assure us and through us the
friends of the deceased gentleman that all
that could be done on part OF Dr. JroXell
tel at which Mr. batman died, was done TO
avert the calamity, which the Professor lie
heyes to have been caused by appopleXy of
the heart and lungs, superinduced by ncr-
VouS prostitution.
Mr.. Wm. A Brady better known as
Billy Brady, good friend Of the FREE
MAN and a popular passenger engineer on
the 7. Il. r., was in town on Tuesday at
tending the funeral of his uncle, Mr. John
SkClly, and while here not only dropped in
ed u- Is i q
viii in the shape OF two years subscription.
+ Long live honest Billy Brady, and less may
his shadow never grow, for he Is always
gentle as a lady and manly as any man we
know.
We have been requested to announce
that grand harvest home and temperance
picnic for the benefit of St. Patrick church,
r NcWrV. will be held i'm Fink'S grove, near
that village, on Saturday of next week, Au-
uu~t DIST An abundance of good things
will bc provided for the occasion, and we are
assured that nothing will be left undOne to
make the affair enioyaEie in every respect.
Let all, therefore, be sure to attend who
have the time to spare and little money to
spend.
The number of applications for trans
ppTtatiOu to the printers picnic has been
increased to ffty-siN and tine number of tick
cts asked for to seven hundred and eighty,
several Of tine larger offices having failed TO
send in their acquisitions until after tie date
fixed upOn had passed \ list Of the appii-
. Maitland. Of the General SupcTintendCnt's
Office Altoona, and the tickets viii prObabl :
be issued iu the course Of q week or ten days
from the present time.
-Tha gentlemen IN this place who collected
lnWley for the purchase Of gold-headed
cane To- be presented to Rev. Father Boyle,
late pastor Of the Church of the Holy Name,
. have secured, o. we predicted, vCly hand
some one. properly engraved. through 0U
. euterprf-iug ieyypIer friend. hlr Charles Ri
viuitIs and Il is said that the presentation Is
to take place at GailitTiH to-day-IhuIsday
The cane cost So, and the balance of the
fund some So, viii be presented To the Rev.
gentleman at the same time.
At q meeting Of St. johns (tathouc)
congregation. Altoona, held one evening last
week the warme~t feelings Of affection and
gratitude were expressed for the recent can
ceiling by Rt Rev. Bishop Iuigg Of debt
of over si4, 900 due him from said cougrego-
tfou. As a local eNchange pertinently re
marks. if is evident that no lapse OF time ol
other circunis lance can ever change the sen
timcnt5 Of respect and esteem Of the mem
hers Of st. Johns church for one who was
their devoted and Jealous pastor for nearly !
quarter Of a century
On the 21st of September, 1879, OLD
,Sauire Shof was fshcd out of the dam at
/ Nri,Iara CIearfeld county, and now IL IS sus
. pcctcd that hc was murdered by the very
{ witness who SwoTe at the cOroner's inquest
{ fl,ot Inc had not seen Shof on the day stated
Tho Ground for the suspicion Is that WO-
E man living at MadCra overheard the VIE Ol
{ the aforesaid witness cast II up 10 itf nus
band the other day that he had thrown ShQii
into the dam The woman VINO heafd Jht
/ conversation has made information, ana iiie
affair is to he investigates.
The Somerset Herald says that on lhurs
dav afternoon a hearing was had before Esq
ode in the case Of three of the circus men