The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-11

On Monday night a female child about
two weeks old was left on the steps of the
residence Of Mr.. COnkle, OF Johnstown. a
knock at the door attracted the attention of
the occupants of the house, and on coming
out the child was found, wrapped up in a
shawl.
1t makes person think of old times to
see John Buchanan in our midst. He wa
a resident of Ebensburg thirty years ago,
and whenever he comes into our midst he is
so welcome that we don't know how to let
him loose again. He was a return judge
for a Johnstown precinct this election.
According to law. all drinking saloons
must be closed and remain closed on electi
/ day. We weren't around looking, but we
/ are told that this law was lived up TO on last
/ Tuesday, and that the fellow Nho wanted
/ glass OF cider was advised to betake himself
/ to the drug store and get himself outside OF
| a little seItzer
Scott WoodrinR. the wayward Johns
! towner, about whom bad and sad story is
told by the TrIb,tne and copied by us this
week, was not brought to Jail until Wednes-
day night. Besides his other evil doings
&
/ wife than the law allows, hut whether he
/ will be called upOn to answer for that grave
/ Offense remains to he seen.
| Our recently welded and Of course su-
premely happy young friend Seward Jones,
I OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio, tarried with his bonnie
bride for several davs among their many rel
atives and friends in this locality, leaving
for home Thursday morning, after hsvin 9
done New York and other points of interest
during their wedding tour
Mrs. Mary Brady, Of Ravnn township,
Indiana county. whose frat huhand. Rep-
logic. was a soldier In the late war, is 70 be
( afforded an orpurtuuitv before the Z. 6. Cir
cult Court. Pittshurg, to answer to the charge
Of drawing pension from the Government
after she had rp-enterpd the matrimonial
state and assumed the name ~ Brady.
I'm what r. known as the District Court
territory, comprising twenty-five townships
borourhs and wards in and about Johnstown n
Hancock had 2.1O4 Garfield 2.617 and Wea
yer 152 votes for President year ago Will.
this year Noble has $40. Bailv .aO5. Wolfe
%. Jackson I25 and Wilson 2S for state
Treasurer Qnite a come down All around
The BeIfonte Democrat saws that uror
the farm Of Mr. s. NJ. Srar glpr. in Mile
township, tina: county, Is natural curiosit,
in the form Of = bridge Of rock. tits twelve
feet high nv fifty in length The archwa,
I formed by the curvinG stone is extrpmel
beautiful and symmetrical Thirty feet he
e low flows silvery stream Of never faiIin
water.
-Mr. James Kelly, Of Allegheny township
J., ! will offer at public sale at 10 O'Clock A. "
; on Saturday ~ next week, a lot Of persona
, property. consisting of two horses. two cows
wagon, buggy, sled, sleigh harness, gear;
I ploughs, ha', oats, wheat, corn fadder
straw. snd general variety Of fhousehold an,
kitchen furniture. See posters printed a
this office.
. ! While life lasts we shall never cease
= hear In grateful remembrance the many kin
: friends who nv tongue and pen. as we'll a
through the puhlic press have conveyed I
b. ourself and hsraaved family the most earnps
r errreSsions n sincere sympathy and condo
lence for the great lnss we have sustained &
the death ot our eldest and much believe
, 7 daughter
The Huntingdon Journal saws that tw
Z checks were presented at the First Nations
I
/. the sum Of e42 so in full for 81. 900 polio
= held on the life Of old man Beatty, who die
: a short time ago. The gentleman present
ing the checks said that the different asses.
/ ments on the policy in qnestion had amount
o ed to a little over $50 co.
II A man named G. B. Gates, who elaine
!. to he a resident Of Altoona. vns arrested /
3 JohHstown on Friday for 'ndecent exposure
and would have been consigned to the loci
= mp for period of FIVE days had not his wifi.
: to whom he had been married about yea
i arrived there the next day and liquidated tn
}. little hill against him, amounting in all ;
q s1413. Such Gates should never be LEI
aiAr.
" "A complete line Of fall and winter good
ls has Just been opened by our merchant frien
< Mcdonald Of Loretio. whose stock compr
= ses an elegant array Of dry and dress good
=. hannels, cloths cassimeres, notions, hat
caps, boots. shoes. and CLOTHING. all vhic
n he guarantees to sell as cheap a. the san
e. goods can be bought in Altoona, Johnstov-
!. or else where. II not, he will take the goo,
4, back and refund the money.
"A Nearly everybody along the line of tn
Pr R. is growing about the new time L
u bic. A. for EbeuShurG, which IS ontF or
M OF the side issues We can truly say tha t
al worse arrangement could scarcely be CO
At eeived. The svening train, which heret
" fore left at 6 IS. don't leave now until 7s
n while the same train returninQ don't get he
until 10. 80 at night and even then as = ru
Ia fails TO bring any mail worth taking aboJ
ID Although not a candidate for Judge
3 any other office, John p. Linton. ESQ, r
a. ceived votes in Conemauph township.
D. In each Of the two wards Of Conemaugh bC
"A oueh. in Coopersiale, 6 in East Con
mauah, 6 in Franklin. 9 in the First war
.r in the Second. IA in the Fourth, IA in Il
D. Fifth. II in the Sixth, and IA In the Sevent
u ward OF Johnstown, 10 in Taylor townshi
IN in Upper and 8 in Lower Yoder TOWNSHIP
;, -makings grand total of 134. For the san
y once Daniel Mclaughlin received one vo
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