The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02

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Chief Justice SharswoOd signed a per
cu-iurn order in the u. s Court, Pittsburgh,
a few days ago, transferring Armstrong
Butler, Cambria, Erie, Favette, Forest. In
diana Lawrence, Mercer and Somerset
counties from tho Western and Middle Dis
tricts to the Eastern Judicial District OF the
State.
The large new bell for the large new
Court House was hOisted into the large new
tower Thursday afternoon and evening. the
work having to be completed in order to re.
turn a borrowed rope to Altoona next morn
ing and since then we have had an occa-
siOnal taste or its tone and tenor which are
very sweet and sonOrous
We read in the Kane Blade Of late date
that Miss Clara Evans, Of Fbensburc, has
returned To that place and resumed the nOSi-
ton of clerk at the Rock Bottom" store.
where, we NAV add. her brother Web
ster also holds n clerkShip. and that Mrs.
Howell, likewise of Ehensburg, is visiting
among her relatives in Kane.
The TOhnStOwn Tribune has already in.
augurated its annual custom Of naming can
didatPs for ONCE on the Democratic ticket
having no longer ago than Saturday last
trOtted out Mr.. Scott Williams. OF the Car
roltown Nelcs and Mr. Edward McGIade.
Of Portage township. as prObOblp aspirants
for the nomination for Sheriff next wear
The saw and shinCle mill Of w. A. & NJ
r Porter, which was located on CIparfieId
creek, in Lawrence township. CIearield
county, near the Cambria county line, was
destroyed by fire few nights ago. together
with a quantity OF sawed shingles Loss
80 200 insurance, 81 900.
Just asJohnstown had he D. 70 conCrat-
ulatp itself on the diSapDearauce Of the
smallpox from that vicinity. four more cases
suddenly loom up, the victims being Mrs
Uriah Noon, daughter and two sons. Of
MOrrelville, who were taker 0own with that
lOathsOme disease Oh Sunday last
One of the most desirable farms saw
mills, etc, in the country is offered at pri-
vate sale by Mr.. Francis Moran. Of Ale
ghenv township, whose advertisements will
/ be found in another column. Mr. Moran
saws that he has got too old to farm. and
hence his desire to sell. This is certainly a
good chance for some one with agricultural
prOclivities.
The directory Of the Pennsv lvania Rail
road Company has organized a svStem for
the benefit Of trainmen on that road Small
contributions will he required from mem
bers, and benefits will he given in case Of
sickness Or la7th and pensions in old age
The m-r'h, ship will not he compulsory,
and The t~ nen viii be represented in the
manager n the system.
The autle firm Of Mcdonald & Co .
of Lore was dissolved few davs ago by
the retir. cent of Mt NJ J. Pfoff. the iunIor
memher. leaving the business entirely in the
. uNUQN OF our TTIeflf. ana every OOdN 5 friend.
/ Capt NJ +. Mcdonald. whom we can heart
: lily commend tn the patronage of our friends
in that section. Both gentlemen have our
/ best wishes for their future prosperity.
Our friend A J. Greer who fer manv
. wars has welded the editorial nen with a
vignT and vim which few Of the fraternity
possess and who fora considerable time was
employed in shat capacity on the7 AtOnna
Daily Tribune. and subsequently on the
Daily Sun. has Just become one af the edi-
Tor Of #N.Fa III u
will I've that much hetrer for the acquisition.
A concert partially in aid Of the Calvin
iSt,c Methods church Of this place was given
in the Court House on Wednesday evening
Of last week. II was both vocal and mStru-
mental, and in the rendition Of either branch
OF melody Professor W. Aubrey Powell of
Scranton developed the utmost proficiency.
An audience Of about two hundred persons
listened To and applauded the entertainment
throughout.
! 1t seems that the same accident in the
railroad ward at Chicago which caused the
death Of young O'NeiT. ~ this county. as
noticed in our last issue, resulted fatally To
the engineer Of the locomotive on which he
. (O'NeilD was employed rs freman-said ac-
cident being entirely due to the criminal care
. leSSnesS Of another emplove. who displaced
a switch and is now in Jail awaiting indict-
ment for murder.
We had visit Yesterday CMOndav) from
. Mr.. p B Smith, Of Munster township. who
denies most emDhaticallv and is willing to
make oath that he did not by word or deed
attempt TO defeat the Democratic ticket. or
anv portion 81 II ut the recent election in
this county Mr. Smith is certainly entitled
/ to the benefit Of this denial. and we very
freely accord him the space in our paper ne.
ceSsarv to make it,
Mr. Harry Fnclphart for number OF
. years 2 resident Of EbenSbuTC, and chosen, 4
. member Of the new board Of COuntvA AuditOrs
at the late election. has, with his family,
/ moved to EallitZin We believe IL his intPn
tiOn to edgage in the boarding house business
AZ that point. To the peonle Of GallitZin we
take pleasure in saving that Harry is tin
top vOlng man. who will prove valuable
acquisition to their number.
We invite the attention Of our readers Il
the advertisement ~ !. Monroe Tavlor. This
house has been established nearly 40 years
and his goods are celebrated evel vwhprp fO
purity and strength. We would recommend
trial of his Gold Medal brands to all VII,
appreciate good and wholesome bread cakes
etc. His Gold Medal saleratus or hi-caTb
soda iS sOId hv VI T.. Oatman John Ilnvg
and r G. Parrish. EhensburC. T10-7--4m.
-McDorald of LOrrtto sells caliroes a
g. and s cts. per ward musins at 6. 3 an,
10 cts per ward ginghamS at g. 10 and I.
cts. per ward dress goods at 2. 1917. 16. q
and 25 cts. per ward canton fiannelS at s
10 and I2iE cts ner ward plaid fanre'S a
25. * and A. cts. per ward ladies' coats. 81 o.
10 $1,000: ladies' dOmanS e. 25 TO SIS 90
ladies' shawIs 80 cts to SO. 90: nesideS cor
sets. gloves, hosiery, etc, etc, At lowest cit
prices.
Michael Harr, a brakeman on the FaS
Line went TO the rear of his train 70 FAC th
section following at Blarsville Intersection
on FRIDAY night week, and to that faCL aI
Frclishmau whose name il not given, hu
who was in a heaStlv state Ot iDtNNicatiOn
owes his life as Harr found him living nl
the track and with the assistance Of 4 fellow
brakeman took him to the station house
thereby saving him from a speedy and terri
hle death
Charles Africa. Of Huntingdon. furnish
- us with another item, the third in success
sion. Week before last we noticed his ar
rest for stealing an overcOat and watch. las
week we recorded the fact he had been cor
-victpd and sentenced to the penitentiarv fO
eve wears and half. and this week it de
wolves mon us 10 say that the bird has flown
having made his escape on TUESDAY nigh
week nv breaking out of the Huntingdo
iaiI So much for Africa.
Mcdonald Of LOrettO, sells infants
shoes at % CTS. 70 81 90 per pair; children
shoes. 70 cts. 70 81 % per pair; mems shoes
g. m 70 81 ~ nor pair: ladies' shoes. 81 25 {
5000 rpr nair: hovs' boots 81 20 ~ 50 90 pe
pair. mems boots 50 90 70 81 90 per pair
bows OvercoatS. SO. 25 70 81 50; mems ovel
coats 81 90 70 SIS 90. bows suits. 800 {
$40 m mems suits. SO 30 to $4,000; ais
rubherS flannel shirts cardigan jackets, etc
D At prices which DEFY competition.
I The CarrnItnwn Netr, has been inform
+, ed that narties owning marketable timhe
along the Susquehanna river up as far Z
KOh'er's dam which is about two mile
west ~ Carrolltown. are opening the streal
l. that for. a distance Of three miles frol
Tantzev's dam. inst below which timber we
hoatrd list verr. Chutns sre IN he placed
D Lantz+v's dam and the Brothers dam. ST
zar norlar. ash. lin. hemlock and other tin
q brr IN large quantities line this part of II
river.