The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-17

T,...r en-. wears has
oeeh aIllctcd for long time with co,,S 10,
'''h' ssoi ne leaves wife but no children
S}uoth the Raven. never mora - D..
V-;IS 10 10 reference to Sines' SVrup of Tar
% %Uh9 NherrY and HOarhOund for If ~,
needs one trial for peopIe evaryoo,, - - @ oiili
~ SS'seS OF Colds or Coughs and an ofFar+i
yi the bronchial Tutes Sold Inv ali ,I;J
V9lusSiStS at p and 80 cents per bottle 4iso
'i ,.'ie pY '. > Barker 4 Bro, Ebensburo
the iATE, Iia1,- Father Reardon, of the Church of
W. -, noly Name, this place, was presented
!" l.l y purse containing, if our inform atio,i
- correct, the neat sum of $3.50 Xvhiie in
~ ItIttSoureh last week-the same helm, =, y
An NJ, , vi tue aHectIon entertained for him nv
nected. vas recently con-
,-.Ihe Democratic Senatorial Conferopco
oINuThed ,d 10 meet in this place to-day SFri-
1'y ,; Out as some of the members concIHdad
10 take in the State Fair tbe roeti,, leu leu
oTtH p0Stponed until next Tuesday Scnf
Isl. The Republican Senatorial Con- fa,apc 80, -
VIII VII, teassemble in Altoona on Friday of navt
lOuTnment ' 'i'"S VI du-
several members Of the Hancock ar,7
LLhSllSil r. Cub OF this place, accolnnaniad ~
til tilG marital band belonging to said oreaniza,
,,,,i Mtnt 70 Loretto on Saturday evening
%I,'u % rent helping hand to the formation of ;
DeihoclatIc Club at that place which ahead,
luHlptTS Iorty-ninc members SUcb i Az
way tiat treemen all flock to the 1Iorioue
-'''i' @ u VI lle gallant Hancock
ney said ''She never told her Io,-o L,+
let conceaiment like worm i'm tbe bnd fa1,i os,I
on her damdsk cheek - but vhar, tj,a,- So y
II was not love, but the remains of a cola tba :
Ma9 surely ana sadly leading to consumDtion
JheN procured for her a bottle of Sinos' -,
OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound Il = y
IieeuicSS 10 remark that she recovered Sold
pS an druggists. p cts. per bottle
--AJ tle conclusion of services in tho Pros
~ ~ 'Stidn church last Sunday forenoon Rev.
Z. ilOXn- mo- -
congregation to meet with him i'm tba church
lhlS tIhurSday) evening to unite with him in
a request to Presbytery to dissolve the reIaI
tt5us ~ row existing between pastor and flock
.tT reverend gentleman has received and
VIII accept call to preach in Ohio
- young man named Keller a resident
ol NTtenShurg, who with two comuanions
attended gl5y "a a circus at yohnstown few DAYS
ago leil from freight train which hi, had
boarded ard had his LEG SO badly crnshed
that IL had to be amputated He had
previously fallen do gn a raviDp at IvI,ici'
tlhe II y supposed he received internal in
on the train. . '''''iS
The frequent sippings of the first sneak
er at the Republican meeting on Monday
night reminded us very forcibly of the ,litfar,
tuce peJ"een SAID orator and Ebensburg's
arteolan well, inaSmuch as a windmill Is, rn9fIa
To pump the water from the latter while the
JHing Is entirely reversed in the case of the
former, VINO seemed ON this occasion to be
hothihg more nor less than ponderous wind
mil run by water
Charles p. McDermftt A former ,vaU
known Republican politician of Altoona but
more recently of Glen White, Law down Wed
heStiay morning and fell asleep on the track
OF the narrow gauge railroad leading from
attaining Point TO Glen White, and while
IN that position was run over by a train of
coal cars and so terribly injured that he died
ABOUT three hours after. The deceased lea YES
4 wife and family.
10 10.
IngS at GallItzin and Lilly's, on last Saturday
afternoon and evening, were all well attend
ed and tile utmost enthusiasm prevailed
speeches were made at the former place by
Gen. COffrOth, Hon. John FenIon. and VIM
II Hose. and at the latter by John F. Linton
and VIM II. Sechler, EsQS. The Gallitzfn
pole measures 100 feet, but a. to the other we
have no information.
4 fair, with all that the name implies
was inaueurated ut CialitZin on Wednesday
evening last for the benefit of ST Patrick :
churcn, that place, and will be continued
Tor two or three weeks The fact that Rev
Father Boyle is the pastor in charge Of said
church ought to be and no doubt will be Suf-
hcient to induce such of his friends hereaway
as can spare the time and little money to
give the fair a benefit
1t will be remembered that James Cas-
sam. circus clown, was killed on the rail-
road near .JOhuStOwn in May, 1879. and was
buried in Sandy Vale cemetery. The other
day, when Cooper, Bailey x Co : circus was
in that place, the whole troupe marched to
taSSam'S grave. The band PLAYED dirgeS
the minstrelS sang sweet Bye and BYE, " and
altogether it was touching tribute to the
memory of the dead clown
We noticed V. :. Barker senior mem
Der of the firm of V. : Barker & Bro, with
carpet-sack in hand Monday evening and on
his way 10 the depot. Upon inquiry. we
learned that he was bound for Philadelphia a
and New \ Ork, where he intends buying the
largest stock Of goods ever brought i'm EbenS-
. 4
ana our word for it you will have better
chance than ever for bargains.
In the absence of the regular pastor at
New Germany, i'm CrOye township, Rev.
Father RcardOn, of this place, was called ON
Sunday last to the sick bed of Mr.. VIM. j
Hammond, who resides near the first named
village and who with his entire family is at
present afflicted by that terrible disease,
diphtheria, which has also manifested itself
in several other families. among the rest be-
ing two children of Mrs Henry Ryder
The Republicans held quite a large and
spirited meetingat the Court House on Mon
day night last, which was addressed by Hon.
T. .Jov Morris of Philadelphia, and a gentle
man named McEnally, OF CleaTtield. 1t was
fortunate for our dissenting brethren that
the meeting was called for Monday evening,
for bad it been delayed tWenty-four hours
longer il would certainly have been very
dOleful affair, mainly because Of Maine.
Mr.. John Elmer, whose live stock sale in
this place on Monday. Sept. 27th, is noted in
another item. has among the animals to be
offered a three months old bull calf which
weighs between three and four hundred
pounds. a four months old calf which weighs
between four and five hundred pounds more,
and a two year old which has taken first pre-
minm at two county fairs and viii kick the
beam at $50 pounds. This l. the KIND OF
stock our farmers viii do well to invest in.
Three things we inadvertently forgot To
mention last week The nomination for
Congress Of Gen. Jacob VI. Campbell, OF
Johnstown, by the Republican conference,
the death of both the young men, John
Rcesemen and Martin IIagns who were run
over and shOckingly injured by freight train
while asleep on the track near Mapleton,
Huutingdgn county, the Friday previous, and
the sentencing to six years Imprisonment in
the Western PenitentiaTy OF Samuel Hllty,
the WcstmoreIand county sheep-stealer
Mr. TheO. VI. Apple a gentleman well
known to many of our readers, has three
acres Of corn on his place near Lloydsville,
this county. which is said to be quite curl
o.ity i'm its way The stalks are all about
twelve feet high, and the ears. which are some
seven feet from the ground, measure as rule
about fourteen inches in circumference \
number Of farmers have taken look at Jhe
patch and say they never saw anything IKE
II Theodore is evidently as successful III
e,rovyino corn as he is i'm raising little apples.
-"IIow is that sentence - asks the Johns
tnvy, Tribune Of Friday, after copying an
item from the FREEMAN relating to the blnd-
inc over to the next term Of Court to answer
a CHARGE of aggravated assault and battery OF
a.iail-bird named Beynon, alas IlppettS dit
0s Brown Well We must admit That tht
sentence was pretty long drawn out, but i
amt to be considered on the same day VIII
tbq sentence of eXpatration which VIII Dt
Da-sed on the postmaster at JOhHstoWn, Wht
IS also editor Of the Tribune, atter the f'l ol
March next ,..Io ;.io,,