The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

stI. SiFe hu2dret thousand brick In add
''.l- " ~ 'S.s5- s.Jeaoy burned wiz De needed
! ~ ~ nave sold Elany gross OF E1y's Cream
s5e.Lli ana are e-g1ttsed to hear from orr rl,s-
liners tAe moss iatteTlHC reports f,aIf,ve 4
- N lEtiGlo . oE real merit S1lrTT- ~ ~~cF =
+ -, - ~ S5-,..e A5roSZ-sts7 Philadelphia Pa
/ = a cnl! pc2oels u the JcaustoyVu ri
oGi'1 VIZ -ag fsCuI [5rrolIt0y-n savs fla, ~ =
SS,.Ji 80 on -te Asl-s l. in pursuit Of the most
; SSl.4so y. +ttt place, Notwithstanding she de-
-,'.I - - " a-.AeoeS We don't take any stock
started It does either
ALBERT Goutz, = freight conductor On the
r X, had his right arm caught ana
- f>.5--T'I between the ceadWCod Of two cars
evening q Thanksgiving dav. The Injured
...HIJsI nau % De aUput8te1 about midway
oeI"SFn the elbow and shoulder.
80 nave made arrangements whereby
Ge can furnish the FEEEvAN ana the IfaT
GsouTE FeetlV Patriot one wear for 50 S5
T4'A - cents additional 20 Urapsv rosfsoa
- SUBSCRIBERS outside Of Cambria counfv
- p-oS p1-tuS lor the Patriot ln another col
UNI = Nct7 IS the time to subscribe
we ackU9wiedre the recent not 4r
Iel-.5y iJt our Chris Ulss dinner but of tho
Ht5le"L'Eal from cuT good friend 10. 2
c,'ssa,' Ce oe " " MTsandotte, kansas, for the pur-
ut out We re grateful and glad 70 say that bet
I1I tLieEc than Joe no man over had
q, - --e h0-NlaE ESgurg Standard saws that
e1pviinleuoent FOId, OF the Bells Cap Rail-
ceEeGonious limb. which we presume. is moth.
tHE IKE the business end OF q mans arm and
sis--ly injured. i Cf0rGs US pleasure To
k--oT Sla[ oar friend Ford escaped so we'll
= tHe Jcihsto0n 1rt5lG1e tells ms that
sJai famine has strU5 TX this place and that
@DolL Cre-lsif the people up here are
o-I--Gl5 Ss consequence, to walk into the
5aIi 80 2-5-'oorl 60 warm up. As the man who
wrote the squtJ does considerable walking
himself '-'' IL %
1t is contrary 10 eur custom to recon-
mend any kind OF patent medicine: butaftcr
We nave seen tue great effects Of ROBElTs'
1lDl-sE IoWCEHs upOn the horses in this sec
L-rl tlat have heen cured Of the cpizootic as
wei as other diseases we deem Il our Cutv
a. good cltiZeHs to recommend it to all own
g.S T-. OF hoEses. For sale by '. S. Barker &
= H,ae girl was teaching her brother the
Lord prayer tbs other night, and when she
had said, Give Us this day our daily bread, d"
ter pray for t2Hy, too - ~hereuDon She re-
pied, you forget that 1 am Cgiuz to give
You some OF SIMS TAR, WILD CHEEET AND
HoAHHDtHD FOR your cold, which IS GREAT
zeal better than taGy."
a CaUoIt0Wu correspondent Of the
JoH-stoWn tribune says t.l. the editor OF
the A0rtteT1 ClUu5rtq Nclrs in fn pursuit OF
t4e postolice at that place the defeat Of
Ilalcock 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
IL IL t-ale . any person m the county who be
lleyGS the story i5 IS the one who wrote the
letter ana lie probably believes Il to be 2 lit
tie t.o lhin for anything.
AT O'Clock, D. III, on Thursday next,
John SharbauII ESQ, executor OF George J.
5tEC,usr, deceased, viii o-sg atpubHc sale IN
washington township. between Cresso1 and
lily station. q iat Of personal property be-
longing TO satq deceased, comprising three
cows, one yearlug ueiler, hay, corn, apples,
potatoes household furniture farming Eteu-
Sis es2. see posters printed at this Office
W bile Christ. Rudolph, eldest son OF Nj
Adam Rudolph. of AIIeglsnv township. was
on his way Wednesday night Of last week to
inform some Of the relatives Of the family at
CileSL Springs of the death of his sister, tie
morse be was riding took fright and running
way cap5.zec Ny. Rudolph very uncercuon-
ioGsiy by the roadside, bruislOg him very Sc
Tereiy, but fortunately fraccuriug no bones.
-'fWLcre are roar crutehrs. 1Dr1e on
''Eera thp- a-e'' showing Holm q bottle rr
IL p E6rF-R7,e' F,,TpFCC.s NOV esy-C,, ro,1,4
say that tHrea-urIarta-- ri q r0f.le oF Tss-r-,o
CATION has relieved Won of yof,r rTlff,n,?tis-s.
so YOU can walk without your crrgfrHa,s -
81 DO, and thank q kind Providence for lead
ing me TO read l.taavertisementi in the Sfqr
last week" Sold Nv Y 6 parI-zr & E2r-
Ebensburr.
DR. Hn-r1-1 Row 4 1.rorri i-,p-4t and skill
ful physician. much esteemed Hy aU who
knew HIN. died At his home in Altoona. on
Friday tast. a-aG 10 years. months and
da-s Ie.e.e-s, was 4 of NYr- lanes
II. Ben ri, Of the Benford House. Johvs-
town, and also Of :. !. Row, ESQ. editor of
the ileaIie1d' HrffgrIeQ's Journal Can't Amos
Row and s. g. Row all printer, and all Of
ClgErfall
Miss s. N. Jones. Of Altoona. did con.
siderable on THauEsaiylvfnr dgv To en-it.a
her % an invitation to 60 up head and euiov
the largest bounty fin thc great hereafter
She furnished sumptu0us repa5t to about
fifty poor children on that Gav. and no doubt
felt a. happy In giving as they did In rsceiv-
ing Wen done, indeed, ph.lau,lropic Miss
Jones: when tlcv asked you loI bread YOU
gave them not stones.
The Harrisburg Ygtrt0t is wide OF the
mark I'm saving that "a buck was shot in the
streets CT E5eusburg the other day" IL is
true that an occasional deer is sometimes
seen IN this uejgbOruoOG, q large buck having
been shot and badly wounded but not can
tUFal. on SATURDAY last two miles west OF
town. No buck or doe. however. has rs vet
made lis appearance on our streets and
kindly consented TO be shot az.
We had a pop visit on Monday from our
young friend D-. IT0Ecl or GalHtZiu. who
informed rs that jhe three men recently tu-
iured iu the tunnel ut that place are All out
or dancer. The two v Crst cases, one at least
which was considered lavgll IedemU-.Jn.
are uuGar the Doctors CHARGE and so far
erv that both az them are able TO leave their
beds. though not their rooms.
As crr editorial page was nearly flied
on "wednesday m1rning at which time the
Philadelphia letter reached us, its great
r~e,.rs issue We are sorrv to saw that this
+. the last letter we are to receive from our
old friend Smith. we being too poor TO pay
him for his work and be not rich enough to
do 10 for nothing. E8re's the pity for both
Of us rs well rs for our readers
THE p = = Co iz erecting q new coal
-aE,,ta at Sorfb Forl, fhfs county. to he u5ed
r7- ru0rfrc coal from the mine Of said cor
r.rr,.f.-, now hairo ope1ed to the cars on