The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

State Senate to be voted for -, lp,S - lHr 5he
1ilir counties-C0ffrofh ana Co,-i,i.l,,' ~ '-s-,l
: S.,.s SSoasISSS' aud Baumer aud BoppS for tba
Daniel Kaufman of C,,rr,-,,u, r,,.+-
Na.LltN, mas been committed 10 iail for I1..r
,-tilE .iv e1c OF his eleven -vesr,I,4 s, ,,.7+
T. -'..-3A Nmp NOtmuch of the man t,,.a7,f
Nl.. lullii.ah about Daniel, and the sooner bo
comes To judgment the moro sIa.,liI, In ti
Justice be lheted out TO him
- ''I man. atlas Texas Jack ON, of tI,.
Lisr, Ifi,iIles 5 implicated in the Behc-Dumm bur
gary case, was taken to Ioraffo Iast ITI,,'. -.
10y Deputy Sheriff Kinkead ord 0s; .,'ll1'sS
N lot q nearing, which. upon arrivir,, ~ tI,.t
ttaIe' was waived and the prisoner returnoJ
L" Ms Old quarters in the iafI.
- ne ne hancock and English Club of this
Die pI1ct I mas peen invited to take part i'm the
great Democratic demonstration i'm AItoono
i9 .ill9 hurSday) evening, but having none of
lIle hllichnE accoUtrementS they viii NOT ~
tShd as an organization though y uuInbar IF
'HeiI WI pfobabiy be present as individuals
-Johh Dress, workman on Mr. Adam,
WI new building, at HolIidaysi,ifro
Wille ouSily at his work Yesterday. nYIIej
from his pocket what he Stnposad =, H., -
tooacco, but when his teeth began to cIosp q
squell was heard and he discovered that he
WIS ABOUT biting of the head of a live lnouse
-IieE W. j. Gibson, D. D.. of Duucans-
VINE, VIII complete fifty years i'm the ministry
S2lletHie TINS month. The Hollidavsburls
osoHddf9 says he has been faithful mipisfaT
OI ule Word anda good pastor No doubt his
people VIII appropriately observe the semi
centennial of his entrance upon the work Of
the ministry. VI
Those interested in good horses will do
well to read Mr.. Towie's letter i'm aurtl,e,
column ON SPAWN. riug-bone etc with
-ittiotS OF Treatment We are informed
til.t Ni. loWle Is one of the best agricultural
writers IN Vermont, and no doubt his inyes
legations on this subject will be of o1-ratI,nn
eft to horse owners
-Nobert Johnston, Esq, of Altoona. is
HlShIH| hcpuDhcdn speeches in Blair county
Whlle our Robert Johnston with an 7 ~
tachment, Is lying ON the broad of his back
nursing q broken leg. For all that and more
TOO, our Robert Johnston, we venture to saw
VIII be the happiest Robert Johnston of the
two after the 2d day of November next
The work on the extension of fine Rolls
Gap railroad from Lloydsville, Cambria
county, to CUalpOTt, Ciearficld county X he
ing rapidly pushed, and the probabilities are
the track will be laid as far as GLASGOW tbis
county, which Is fully half the distance with
IN the next ten or twelve days, and that the
other lalt viii be completed before the win
ter fairly sets in.
Our young friend Joseph Far4l,auoh has
embarked in the book and stationery busi
ness IN tarrolltowH, and we hope he will do
thriving business. He has a fine selertiOu
OF Catholic prayer books, school books. states.
pencils. paper. envelopes etc and There i
no telling how FarabauglI-dv would have TO
go before they could find better stock at
lower prices
g. W. Starr is the name of a caterer to
the amusement and ediiicatiOn of the Dui,iic
who has been giving a series of what he calls
spirit speciatieS' at the Court House this
week, the last OF which Will take place this
CIhurSday) evening. Large audiences have
thus far attended the entertainments which
IN more than one sense are said to be starr
performances.
The Republicans of Altoona made a sec
Ond effort on Saturday last to raise another
pole 30 feet i'm length, but this one like fine
n
These repeated failures have knocked the
stUnug out Of Republican pole raisingS i'm
that city about as cfectually as the polls will
knock the stnfng out OF Garfield ON the 2d
of November next.
Work on the foundation of the new Court
House Is progressing so rapidly that, the
weather proving favorable. the coming month
Will likely see the completion OF the Job
The force of wOrkmeu employed, comprising
mGSOHs and helpers, Is eleven or twelve
This, of course, does not include the dreSsers
of the Ohio stone who number about twenty
and are engaged or the ornamental work OF
"A worthy young Johustowner named
Sylvester Warner fell through the bridge at
Bheam's crossing, near MorrellvilIe, on Mon
daV night last while irving to get out of the
way OF the Fast Line east and received very
serious II not fatal injuries. lie was return
ING home from q religious meeting conducted
by woman named Saviiia kring, from IL
liHOis, and fell a distance OF ten OF twelve
Two men employed u~ Stune-dresScTS at
the new Court House went ont IN the woods
hunting last Monday. In the absence of
laTgrT gamp, one of them hlaZed away at a
grJuud-squirrel and not only killed it, but
likewise succeeded in sending eight shots
through the hatOf his companion, who chanced
to be in line BY rare good luck, neither of
the missiles went low enough 20 hit the man
in the head. but it was q close shave all the
same.
Mr. VIII j. Ward. one OF the FREEMAN
force, returned home on Monday night after
an absence Of two weeks and half. Il pOF-
tfon of which time he spent i'm COatcSvilIe
Chester county where he was visiting mar
riCd sister, and the balance in New York
CITY. where two of his brothers reside. The
latter place he liked we'll enough to buy, and
would have done so only that he felt little
delicdey about drawing on us for the neces-
sary funds.
The Hollidaysburg Standard says our
Jolly good friend personally, IL y. Boggs,
Esq, Republican candidate for State Senator,
was one Of the publishers Of that paper many
wears ago. The Standard ought to know
whereof it atlirms bat we are very much
mistaken if it wasn't the BedcoR LlgItt, and
not the Standard, which Messrs. BO%gs and
Traugh published conformity. Still it don't
make a ''biG of ditterancc, as Boggs can't
win anyhow.
Our old friend John Beers, Of Reade
township, was in town on Tuesday, looking
about as happy as man with big law SUIT
before him i'm the L. =. District Court, Pitts
bur,rh could be expected to look. john IS
still ioincd to his political idols and intends
To vote for Garfield. but says he won't set up
the Beers nor shed any tears if Hancock
should happen to be clected-an event which
is as sure to happen as amy other happiness
that ever did happen.
"A splendid hickory pole $50 leet long
was raised at Summit last saturday after
noon by the Democrats OF that place and
and in the evening speeches
were delivered by VIM. H. Secher, Esq, OF
FbcusbuFg. and ID. Mclaughlin, Esq, of
ToIlnstavD The IiIlv's brass band was
present and discOuUsed excellent music. Ihe
apcx of the pole as it stands is probably 900
feet aboye tide-water, and it IS claimed that
this is the highest altitude yet attained by any
pole in the state.
-Stanislaus Lambre-ki, the Polander who
is charged with causing the death OF Joseph
Roam i'm Cambria borough on tie night OF
Sepf fifth bv striking him on the head with
q piece of wood in which anIrOn Dott was III
serted said bolt entering the left temple TO
fine dcpth of one and a half or two inches,
had q hearing before Judge Dean in johns
town on Friday last, and was admitted 10
bail i'm the sum of $1,000 for ms appearance
at the December term OF ComUlo answer loi
the crime committed
The Uoliidaysburg Standard has an eN-
ecedinglv level head when 1t says that tofc!l-
e. and transparencies are well enough IN
fbeir yyay Pole-raisinCs and oratorical PAL
aver are necessarily incidental TO an eNclJlug
political campaign. But a close canvass OF
election districts the asceTtainment OF the
whereabouts of the lukewarm, the uouD'iul' 'lI1 i'
and the n0n-taxpaying, IS OF much more M
portance than the glitter ana pohp OF I'!S
procession and tine maSS-lneetIllS- Let tiii9
solemn fact not be forgotten; ,....
"a couple of muscular Bepublic&lis mt
mated pretty strongly the 9ther evening az