The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-11

these columns last week. The deceased had
relatives in New York and acquaintances in
Pittsburgh, and was not, as at first supposed,
a professional tramp.
The people of the West owe a debt of
gratitude to Dr. Aver for the production of
Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely use will save
much suffering and much discouragement,
and we recommend it with the greatest con-
hdence in its ability to do all that IS promised
for it. For sale at Ed. James new Drug
Store, Ebensburg, Pa
-Messrs. Strayer, M'FeeteTs and Wonders,
of Johnstown and vicinity, were among the
most welcome of our visitors this week. The
two former are in hot pursuit of the County
Superintendency, while the latter tcondsrs if
the lightning won't strike him in the next
Democratic county convention as an aspirant
for County Treasurer.
The Grand jury finished its labors at the
hour Of O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Judge
Dean complimented the body on its quick
and accurate transaction of the business laid
before it, and made a special order allowing
those of its members who lived away from
the railroad a days extra pay. Mr. Charles
a. Langbein was foreman.
Postmaster James has gone into Gar
fields cabinet, and will hereafter and until
further orders be known as Postmaster Gen
eral James. Hip hip hold on, now
Don't yell too soon, cause it amt our man
after all, but another Postmaster James
away upin the ancient village of New York.
More's the pity-for our man.
Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham, Of 233 Western
Ave, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring an
which daily result from the use of her VEGE-
TABLE COMPOUND in all female diseases.
Send for her pamphlets, if you wish, but go
to f. James new Drug Store, Ebensburg, if
you want to buy the medicine
A communication from Cambria borough
relating for the most part to the recent ac-
ton of the County Committee, came too late
for publication this week and another from
Munster township on the same subject has
failed to appear because we did not have time
to give it our personal attention Both will
be published in our next issue.
An applicant for tavern license stagger-
/ ed into the Court House Monday evening
while that branch of the business was snder
consideration, and eventually staggered out
( again without getting what he wanted
udge Dean remarking in effect that the
man who couldn't keep sober himself wasn't
fit to knock the sober out of other people.
--Inasmuch as the 'true and tried" is en-
tirely convinced that we express nobody s
opinion but our own, suppose it is left to the
Democracy Of the county to determine by
ballot at the next primary election whether
'true and tried" or ourself, OF both of us,
shall step down and out of the Democratic
party-the will of the majority in this in
stance to be respected
CA horse a horse my kingdom for a
horse % When King Richard spoke these
/ words on Bosworth field he 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
% cents-sold by V. s. Barker & Bro, Ebens-
burg and lots of other people.
We had the pleasure of call and the
qualification of enrolling on our subscription
list this week the name of our young friend
p. s Dorsey, Of Roaring Spring, Blair cUun-
ty. Mr.. Dorsey is one of those men, unfortu-
nately too rare, who dare to do what they
. conceive to be right, no matter what the con-
sequences to themselves or to others. Such
men are indeed the salt of the earth.
or "CoOney's'' neat journal it IS pleas
ant to note that eight years have gone by yand
It's still on the float, with every pr' spect of
living we trust that it may, until time Is
no mo re and the C-ouce S to pay; for if we
have a firm friend on whom we can bet,
/ "Cooney s. the man, ''and don t you forget -
So here's to the Journal, to McVeytown and
all, and success to brave "Cocney" and his
Stackpoe so tall.
-Messrs. Henry Bender, of Carroll town
+ ship, Jacob CHASER, of Susquehanna town
/ ship, and p. f. Smith, of Munster township,
/ all of whom are aspirants for place in the
Board of County Commissioners, were cir
culating among the people attending Court
/ this week, and trying to arrange things in
+ such way as to insure, each for himself, a
favorable verdict at the next Democratic
county convention.
Having, as we believe, wilfulIy misrep-
I resented the Catholic Church and the Cath
! olic Bishops and ArcEbishops Of Ireland on
/ the Land League question, we have deter
mined TO receive no more subscriptions fol
the Chicago Weekly Nelcs The editor of
that paper has perfect right to entertain
and express whatever opinions he pIeases,
but he win have to find some other medium
than the FREEMAN through which to secure
subscribers for his paper in this latitude
The Johnstown Tribune tells of a horse
/ at Charles Zimmerman's livery stable, in
that place, which at the regular hours for
watering marches to the hydrant rubs his
( nose against the little wheel at the top, and
( thus turns on the water and quenches his
/ thirst If the hostler shuts off the supply
[ before he has drunk his fill, he Immediately
/ turns it on again. 1t don't spoil the story to
say that the same thing has been told as an
actual local occurrence in various parts of
the county.
/ Our handsome and energetic but by nc
means colossal, friend w. y. Ford, Esq,
Superintendent of the Bells Gap Railroad,
/ has placed us under obligations for an an
/ nual pass over said road, goCd until the last
! day of the present year. When we feel that
( a Gap should be filed, more or less, and es
/ pecially less, by our presence, we can Ger
tainly afford, under the present arrange
ment, to fill it pass-ablv we'll Hence it is
( that our thanks are w. a. F.-ted to ouT
clever friend Ford.
/ "A gentleman who has tested the invalu
able qualities of ROBERTS HORSE AND CAT
TIE POWDERS upon his own stock, deems it
! his duty, in justice to his fellow citizens, to
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 milcf
cows, as we'll as to the general appearance o.
the horses and other stock. 1t costs only 2
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