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

/ We invite the attention Of our readers to
/ the advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor. This
house has been established nearly 40 years,
| and his goods are celebrated ever ywhere for
/ purity and strength. We would recommend
/ a trial Of his Gold Medal brands to all who
/ appreciate good and wholesome bread cakes,
! etc His Gold Medal saleratus or lS-carb
/ soda is sold hy NJ L. Oatman, John Lloyd
and f. c. Parrish Ehensburg. l10-7.-4m.
! Guaranteed to cure" is the induce
ment offered to you to call at James new
/ Drug Store, Ebensburg Pa, and buy bottle
/ of DR.. Faust's German Cough Syrup. 1t is
| based upon chemical laws, and is prepared
I with the most scrupulous care. This medi-
J cine iswarranted to cure consumption, coughs
| colds, sore throat bronchitis, and all pull
monarv diseases. Remember an ordinary
! cough leads to consumption if allowed to
/ continue without relief. Price, DC, soc and
81 bottle. f4-8.-e. O. w.1y.1
! BY solicitation of our tOwnsman. Mr. A
/ j. Rhev one day last week two cans Of
| black bass were shipped from the Matching
I house at Marietta, Lancaster county, to
| CresSon this county, where they we're taken
! in charge and dumped in Clearfeld creek.
! Mnnre's dam and the Beaver Greek dam are
! the two points where the new plant was
! made and it might as well be noticed here as
( hereafter that the man who catches them
| otherwise than with hook and line ought to
/ he killed on the spot the spot being low
I down.
| a Johustovn landlord failed to put ND
! the printed notices in his hotel in accordance
| with the law Of 1876 and when he brought
action against n hOardPr for rot paving his
bIu the boar Ter rptaliated bv bringing suit
| against the landlord for not complying with
I the law IN having the notice posted, and
/ there is a fair prospect that he will 90 to
iaiI for something less than six months un-
less the matter is compromised. Landlords
and boarding house keepers will save trouble
and expense hy having the law posted in
| office and bedrooms.
Our brothprIv friend Of long standing,
| as well in the matter of time as in that of
I stature Mr. Peter F. Collins. spent Tuesday
last at the old homestead in this place, com
! ing hither from scenes of his lahorS on rail
road contract In Luzerne county and bring
ing with him his two little daughters, the
| eldest of whom is to remain with her aunts
! here until she fully RECEIVERS from the effects
81 malaria with which she has recently been
! afflicted Pete is one Of natures r0hIemen,
and is ALWAYS welcomed to his old home bv
. host Of warm friends.
"A large frame barn on the farm of Mrs
AIcorn, in Bell township, Westmoreland
county was burned to the ground last Fri
day morning an oil lantern which had been
taken To the building by an employe named
Samuel Freeman, having caught fire and
, communicated the flames to She hav and
straw The farm was in charge of Mr.. VIM.
! Armstrong who lost heavily, a COW, hog,
farm implements. two hundred bushels of
] oats, one hundred and twenty-five bushels
: / Of wheat, and four tons OF nay DelnG some OF
r. the prOpertv DESTROYED.
-Jnhn Wagner ESQ, of Chest Springs,
? | purchased the Mechanical Works and house
V and lot thereto pertaining, in this place, the
V other day, for the sum of s., 600, and intends
, I removing the engine and some other portions
Of the machinery to a timber tract owned by
e Mr. Simon Fisher and situated between LO-
/ retto and Cresson, where he proposes to en-
, ! bark IN the lumber basinesS on an extensiv;
y / scale The heirs of TnoS. Lloyd, deceased,
- who recently bOnght the property at an as
Il signee sale were the parties from whom he
! made the purchase.
> Our energetic friend, Mr.. J. A. ShOema-
: ker. who for several months past has been
:, connected with a corps of civil engineers in
4 FIk county, paid flying visit the other day
+ to his home in this place, and remained long
enough to sell some of his loose property at
| public sale attend to a little urgent business
n and make arrangements for the early reno
4 val of his family to Ridgway, in the above
. | named eountv where they intend to reside
during the winter, and possibly for year OF
q two to come The best wishes of all our cit
u liens will accompany Mr. ). and his worthy
, | family to their new home.
-Rt Rev Bishop TuiGg. Of Pittsburgh,
n left for Rome on Tuesday last. whittier he
d goes not only because "trip to Europe for
the benefit Of his health has been urgently
b, recommended by his.phySicianS but because
y the time within which il is his duty to report
u in person to the Holy See is drawing to a
VI close. Very Rev Richard Phelan. Rector OF
l
= miuiStratOT have charge of all things spirit
=" nal and temporal pertaining to the diocese
{ during the Bishops absence. We wish oul
= Rt. Rev. and much beloved friend safe ano
, | PHEASANT Journey to and from Jhe Eterna
City.
Mr. Gregory Mental, one of the oldest
d best known and most esteemed German cit
n liens OF Hollidaysburg, died on last FRIDAY
forenoon from a stroke of apoplexy, caused
= as the attending physician believes, by acci
dentaly striking his head on the bedpost on
?, the previous Wednesday morning while pre-
r pairing to go to the fire then raging, and rup-
: turing one of the blood vessels of the brain
70 The deceased. who was in the 63d year of
10 his age was the father in-lRw OF our younl
n typo friend, A. r. Traugh, of the Holidays
burg Standard, and was employed for abOu
thirty-fve years as trainman on the old tor
= tage railroad. His remains were Inferred u
u the Catholic cemetery ON Sunday afternoon
T. May his soul rest in peace.
: The Republican blowers and strikers il
this place were so confident on Iuesda!
: night of BarkeT's election aftcTthe returns o
n the three Court House bnxsS had been aSceT
,e tanned, and some other districts heard from
!, bv telegraph, that they started the "hOvs'
;, out with a big bass drum TO proclaim th'
rs great victory, and continued TO labor un6e
the deusion until about eight O'Clock mex
e morning. when the returns from Germ an
, and Ireland (Croyle and Munster townships
were received, and as they didn't pan out i
- the way that the friends of Barker expected
tuey Would, nut, on Jtle contrary were Ol AZ
n. other sort, they surrendered at discretion
: and acknowledged that the "best laid plan
- OF mice and men aft gang aglee.
w. We were tod by a readable citizen O
re CaTrnlltown on Wednesday, that the despel
lie ate means resorted 10 in that place by tn
- ( friends of Mr.. Barker to coerce Democrat
into his support were simply without par
OF allel. As an instance of this, he stated tina
e. a night or so before the election an activ
70 Republican waited upon the old watchmat
er OF the town and promised him, if he wOul
" vote for Barker, that he would see that th
e- matchmaker should get the contract for pu
A. ing up the town clock in the new COu
,a House. And all this. too, without any at
I, thority from Mr.. Shenk, the contractor {,
Id the erection ~ the building, 10 make such a
p, agreement. This was bringing down persoi
ps al solicitation, as il may be called, to yer
- fine point but the honest old German to
4e his interviewer that his vote wasn't for sal
'e just then il he knew himself, and he thougl
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