The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-04
-Thon.ands OF ladies have found sudden

bic dray horse died last Saturday night, after
q short illness. 1t was an animal OF more
than ordinary strength and endurance, and
had been specially trained for the work it
was called on to perform, and $3.50 would
scarcely make good its loss.
Marriages have increased 40 per cent.
since young men have learned of the sooth-
ing effect of SISEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and
HoARHoUND upon babies. Young man, if
you keep bottle on hand for an emergency
you will be safe in bringing things to a eli
max. Sold by Barker & Bro, Ebensburg.
Mrs. Grifith, wife of Jailor Evan Grit
fifth, departed last Saturday evening for Red
Oak, Iowa, where she has married daugh-
ter (Mrs. William Baxter) living. She went
in company with Mr.. William Pryce, resi-
dent Of that place, who had been here on a
visit to his former home and family eonnec-
tions.
"A large CotswOld sheep, weighing over
two hundred pounds, owned by Mr. F. H
Barker, of this place, gave birth few days
ago to no less than four lambs, all of which,
however, came into the world dead, while
the mother herself was so badly injured by
the effort that she had to be killed to put her
out Of her misery,
Gibbons, the gorgeous, Gibbons, the gay,
with his smiles and his samples came here
t'other day, and after taking the orders of
his friends in that line for groceries and sich
like, as fresh as they're fine, he took the back
track, and the reasons wen tell, the roads
northward were bad and twas blowing like
well, like drummer selling groceries.
Among the welcome visitors to our Office
Inpg0QV De-
baugh and Easily and ex-Sheriff Ryan. The
two first named had been attending the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Board, and the
latter, as will be seen by an item elsewhere,
was adding another good alice to his already
large area of real estate in aud about Johns
town.
We are glad to note that Mr. A J Greer,
late Of the Altoona Tribune has transferred
his allegiance to the Daily San, of the same
city, which will henceforth shine the bright
er for the brilliant constellation, editorial
and reportOrial, which it has Just acquired
There is no seat journalistic in the front or
the rear which can't be filed to perfection
by our friend Adam Greer.
"A horse horse my kingdom for
horse - When King Richard spoke these
words on Bosworth field be undoubtedly
meant horse which had been using ROBERTS
CELEBRATED HORSE POWDERS, as no other
animal would have conveyed him to safe
place in the quickest possible time. Price
25 cents-sOld by Y. S. Barker & Bro, Ebens-
burg, and lots of other people.
You needn't take our word for it, but it
is a fact none the less that Freidhoff has
made such a sweeping reduction in prices
that anything he has to sell can now be
| bought cheaper for cash than st any time
during the winter Go to his store as quick
as you can and see if big bargains don't
await every man, woman and child who
goes there to buy on the cash paying plan.
"A regular meeting Of the Poor Board
was held at the Poor House Tuesday after
! noon, with all the members present. Tha
question of heating the House by steam was
discussed, but held over till another meeting
for final decision. A proposition was read
from an Eastern firm to furnish the necessa-
ry boiler, pipe, etc, at cost of about s., ,OOG
/ The rest Of the business transacted was of a
routine nature.
If yOn want to dye without "breathing
! your LAST you should GO TO Huntley's big
/ hardware store and invest 25 cents in six
{ packages of Paas' Easter Egg Dyes, with
[ which you can dye silk, feathers, wool, rib
bons, stockings, eggs, OF anything else you
have mind to. Each package furnishes a
| different color and all the dyes are warrant
! ed to contain nothing injurious to either the
| system or the substance.
( BY a card in the Pittsburgh Commercial
/ of Tuesday, we see that Mr.. David NJ. Jones,
/ brother Of 8fr. VIM. NJ. Jones, of this place,
/ has been admitted partner in the notion
1 house Of Collins, Heyl & Co., 141 Wood
street, Pittsburgh. Mt. Jones was born and
! bred in Cambria township, and we are glad
/ 20 note this indication Of his steady progress
| along the road Of prosperity. No one we
| know Of deserves better luck.
Rev Father Sheedy, one of the most eIo-
/ quent and most esteemed priests in the do
/ cese, has just been transferred from Altoo-
ma to the parishes Of Clinton and Cannelton
in Beaver county. Father Sheedy endeared
/ himself in many ways to the people Of AL
toona, Protestants as we'll as Catholics, dur
ing his somewhat extended sOjOurn in thai
city as assistant pastor of st. Johns church
and his departure is therefore a source of sin
cere regret to everybody.
The Supreme Court in session at Phila
delphia rendered decision on Monday las
affirming the opinion Of Judge Dean deliver
ed after the preliminary hearing IN this plac,
a few weeks ago in the case Of the Penusyl
vania Rail Road Company against the Som
erset and Cambria Rail Road, and by virtu,
Of the decree thus issued from the hghe
Court the injunction is permanently dissolv
ed aud the Compan first named left in pos
session of the ''hOt end of the poker" so t
speak.
A gentleman who has tested the invaIu
able qualities of ROBERTS HORSE AND CAT
TIE POWDERS upon his own stock, deems
his duty, in justice to his fellow citizens, t
recommend the same to all owners OF stock
not only in cases where stock is sick, bu
they will find it very beneficial to new mile
cows, rs well as to the general appearance o
the horses and other stock. 1t costs only ?
cents and is guaranteed to effect a cure
used in time. Barker & Bro, Ebensburc
sell this invaluable remedy.
We learn from T. r. Scanlar, Esq, Q
CarroTtown, that Mr.. John Nagle, of Eide
township, who retired to bed apparently i
good health on Friday night last was foun
dead by his wife's side when she awoke o
the following morning. Mr. Nagle was
farmer, aged about seventy-hve years, an
was highly respected by all who knew hin
He was an elder brother of Mr.. NJ. J. Magic
, late Democratic candidate for Sheriff II
remains were inferred in the Catholic cemC
terry at st. Boniface on Monday last. Ma
his soul rest in peace.
We hasten to withdraw the credit give