The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-15

to court on Saturday last to answer the
charge of making away with a child to which
the gave birth in December last, and which
seems to have been murdered soon after
though its dead body was not found until
about two weeks ago.
Pure fresh drugs received every week at
the new drug store. Remember that our
goods are open to the inspection of your
family physicians, and if not pronounced the
best to be obtained in the market brine
shem back and we will refund your money.
Our prices viii be found to be as low as
those OF any other dealer in western Penn
sylvania
The borough public schools, after a sue
ceSsful term OF seven months, were brought
10 conclusion this week AL or a maiGri-
ty, Of the teachers were presented by the
scholars with tokens Of appreciation Of their
labOrS in tie shape af books, tunkets, etc
This pleased the teachers, and it pleased the
pupils to know prolonged holiday was be
fore them.
The inaugural kiss is the latest. The
: SONS and daughters kiss their mothers, and
when q young gentleman calls on young
lady. and her maternal parent is not hardy
he just kisses her for her mother. The new
process is said to bear very little, if anv. re-
Semblance, except in name, to the" in-augcr.
hole oscuiations still in vogue among clan
Mr. J. NJ. Thompson, at his store on
High street, has lately received a lot of
Spring samples Of ready-made clothing from
Nananaker IL Brown, the celebrated Phila-
: to fill all orders in that line given him. This
{ ready-made clothing can be furnished at
lower figures than that made to order, and
will give equal satisfaction.
Mr. Thomas OFT has been re- aDDOfDte6
postmaster at 81. BOnifacius. in Elder town
ship, and Nj. Chas. Ii. McAtear has had a
like honor, possibly without the ere" con
ferred upon him in Cambria borough This
makes two POstmasters NcAteer in Cambria
county, the other being our genial friend
Mr.. W. w. McAteer, of I.Orctto. 1t OFT
never McAtecr come to hear Of such appoint
mentS
a promising young horse has been named
Or. Tanner in hopes that it will make him
tast.-ELcboHge That might do for some
horses but we had rather take our chances
on package of VI. b. ROBERTS Horse
POWDERS, as they guarantee a healthy and
vigorous constitution. which is essential for
a horses speed or endurance. For sale by
T. james and Y. :. Barker & Bro, Ebens-
burg, Pa.
The Huntingdon Local Nelrs can't com
prehend how it IS possible for snow to I've on
the ground and balmy hTeeZes in the air at
one and the same time, and vet that was the
exact condition of things in this latitude a
week OF so ago. However, paper in such
a semi weekly condition as the NCirs can't be
expected 10 know very much about the zIrd
OF weather vouchsafed TO the "nppeg crust"
of society
We learn from the Altoona Gail that our
young tOwnSmau, uhuUy Parish. whom il
refers to As the ''geutlemaulv clerk at the
Central Hotel whose courteous. accom-
modating and frank manners - it tells us.
won him many friends, - has resigned his
position, but as ne Is still absent from home
we take II for granted that he has found
something else iI that city for his willing
hands to do
The Huntingdon Globe d0nned a patent
outside for one issue only, in order to tide
over the recent removal of its office where
upon the Everett Press congratulated our
handsome and spirited contemporary on its
assumption of new dress and new head
Rather good joke on our friend Tyhurst
who has right to think that his paper is al
ready as near perfection geographically as a
paper can well get.
"A fact which escaped our notice last
week was the destruction a few davs pre-
YIOus by fire OF a building used for general
storage purposes on the farm of Mr. Edward
Parrish, in Cambria township, a couple of
miles southeast Of Ebcns5urg. \ quantity
OF grain, meats, etc, Were in the building,
which, with the structure itself, was DESTROY
ed The loss is said to be about $500 on
which there is no insurance.
We see it stated that our young friend
DR.. I. p. Strittmatter, of Cawolltown, who
recently graduated with high hOnOrs at the
recent examination of students at Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, Will ere long
accept position in the German Hospital i'm
that city. The Doctor is a talented and
worthy young gentleman. and we sincerlv
hope that his path in life may be ever strewn .
with roses, metaphorically speaking.
Church of the Holy Name in thispl has Of .
fered valuable gold cross as a prize to the .
girl or boy attending the Sunday school con +.
hected with said church who, in contest to .
take place on next Sunday afternoon at , o.
clock, shall show the most proficiency in
Christian doctrine. Gen. JOS Mcdonald .
John +. Scanlan, Esq, and IL. \. McPike .
have been named to award the prize
The large shawl and flannel factory of .
Samuel Greenwood, at Rock Run, near
COatesviie, Chester county, with which Our
friend and EinSman, Mr. Peter Schwab for
merly of this place, is connected and which .
was burned down a short time ago. is to be +.
rebuilt at once. The new structure will be .
Of stone, four stories in height, and will be .
fitted UP with new machinery of the latest .
and most improved pattern throughout
The hensare preparing for Easter-Iavinc
for it so to speak Somerset Herald. The .
only objection we have to them is they do ,
not meet it squarely. They go at it in a kind .
of round (abOut) way; but we are of the .
opinion that this could be remedied to a GER
tain extent by the use Of VI. b. Roberts
POULTRY POWDERS, which makes the hens
act ION the square" by laying double yOlked .
eggs. Sold by f. James, and V. s. Barker
& Bro, Ebensburg, Pa.
If the Altoona sun will take a cursorv
glance at map of Germany, it will have no
in finding place called Altoona
and when IL succeeds in that it will know
more than it does now about the location of
the reputCd uncle of Edward Herman Sa-
gers, the man who was killed in New York
on Friday last by Detective Campbell while
engineering blackmaiing scheme on the
STasburg family, and who the Sun thinks is
q resident Of the Mountain City
AS the scene of the SmeltZen find-the
$40, ,09O pot Of gold TO which reference was
made in these columns a couple Of weeks
agO--waS laid in Bell township, and as there
is no such township in Franklin county,
while there IS one of that name in WestmOre-
land, we rather guess II Is the Huntington
Monitor and not the FREEMAN, that is lit
le of on the "Smeitzen." especially as pa
pers from the latter county, subsequently re-
ceived, confirmed our statement.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has issued its handsomely illustrated pamph-
lets, containing much interesting information
homes on the main line and in the vcinityof
Philadelphia, both IL this State and New
Jersey The rates of fare, prices of board,
and a list Of houses for rent and for sale in
several hundred towns near Philadelphia
are given 1t contains information of great
value to persons seeking homes in the cOun- /
try during the summer months.
"A posse Of United States revenue Off
cla-s. detailed some DAYS ago BY United
States Collector Davis to raid an Illicit dis
lhiery ln Somerset county, returned to Pitts
DuTg on thursday morning with four prisO-
ners named John HOchstetter, VIM Miller.
SaTnuet rye and Joseph Nicklar whom they
the previous morning, together
with two stills and 1J0 barrels of whisky .
The mOOnshlners, who were surprised while
at work IN rayIne about fourteen miles
from Somerset, offered no resistance.
Tuesday morning of this week Young
Brady, who is charged with aggravated as
sault and battery on the person of William
Carney, Of Cambria township, on the even
ing of the 3Ist ultimO, was given a third
hearing before Esquire Kinkead, when, it
appearing from medical testimony that Car