The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

| saId 10 he well fitted for the duties incumbent
Z upon him
The Holldaysburg Standard is not one
/ Of those papers which rushes up the official
''tabulated statement Of the vote cast the
same week the election Is held, nor even the
week after, but promises to print the full
returns of the county in its next issue. Hap
py Standard!
The Altoona Call announces that several
/ well-kuown DemOcrats-so well known we
/ presume, that there is no need Of naming
/ them. have bought an interest in that paper
/ which will hereafter be published as Dem
/ ocratic daily by the "Cau Publishing Com
panv. limited.
-Thos W. MytOn, of Huntingdon county
had some close calls in his political career
I He was elected PrOthonotary of that county
by 126 majority, defeated for the same Office
bv 139, and elected to the Legislature by 12s
His Mvtnn On election day don't seem to be
of tire mightiest kind.
IT you feel dun, drowsy, debilitated
have frequent headaches. mouth tastes bad,
poor appetite. tongue coated, you are suffer
ing from torpid liver or hIliousness. Moth
ing will cure YOU so sppedilvan permanent
~ As LIT. ElNTtt : AuOIltu MEOlCdl DlSCON-
erv." Bv all druggists.
The ltoona Adudncs trOtted out its ca
gle and roosters because the Greenback-La
Dor vote more than doubled in this State at
the recent election. All OF which goes to
show that there Is still crow enoueh 70 90
around. albeit the Stalwarts had to eat their
share NJ It. as it were
That dreadful disease, diphtheria, IS
quite prevalent In Conemaugh township,
Somerset county. A daughter Of Mr. John
Kaufman died from the malady on Friday,
and two others Of his children were at latest
accounts very H. Several other families are
also afflicted in the same wav.
AT the present time when there are so
many worthless liniments in the market. 1t
would he we'll tn inQnire which is the hest
this will be found in NJ. B. Roberts Celebra-
ted EmhrOcation. II Is panacea for all all
meuts that require rubbing either on man or
beast-for sale by all druggists
While Tyrone lad named Willie O'Bri-
en-, aged about ten years was engaged with
other boys IN pushing cars on a siding at that
place on SUNDAY last. the youth named at
tempted to couple two Of the cars together
when his head was caught between the
bumper and deadwood crushing in thes skull
and killing him almost instantly.
An esteemed correspordent sent Us an
obituary notice Of our deceased friend, Mr.
Richard Collins. after our own was in type.
From it we learn that the funeral was the
largest ever seen in St. Augustine. Mr.. g.
was one Of the Supervisors of Clearfield
township at the time Of his death
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presence Of danger tests presence Of mind"
Presents Of disease test the value OF a cura-
tive. Kindev-Wort challenges this test al
wavs and everywhere. 90 far as complaints
Of the bowels, liver and kidneys are concern
ed. II cures AL, nor asks anv odds.
Letters addressed 70 the following named
persons remain uncalle,i for at the Ehens-
burg postnfice Miss Jennie Davis. Miss
Fannie Dprhin. l. Wallace Evans, Miss Sa-
rah Ann Evans John Hobarger, Miss Ella
Jeffrevs. Henry Jones, J NJ. Latterner Mrs.
Mary Reese and Rev. j. B. Thomas.
-Hnllidavshurg Democrats took a good
deal Of glorifcatinn in their'n last night, and
as they expected large delegations from AL
tOona and other portions Of the county. the
celebration was no doubt a monster affair.
Every person favorable to good. honest gov
ernmsnt was called on to illuminate
Mr. Daniel Richards. who came TO this
country from Wales about forty years AGO.
and lived with his brother in Lower Yoder
township. this county. was found dead in
with shortness Of breath for some
time previous, INT was in his usual health
when he retired to bed on Friday evening.
The dog story Is all right, ''P D.. but
we fear that the sensation created by our
good looking friend. B J. L., among the la
dies of certain locality, and their regrets
that he is not Of the bachelor brotherhood
would be too much for his modestv II we
gave the ladies away in the manner pre-
scrihed.
The many friends IN this county of Mr.
Peter Somers, formerly Of Summerhiu town
ship, now and for many years past a resident
Of Livingston county H., will ne glad to
learn that he has accumulated $50 acres of
good farming land, all in one body. at a cash
outlay Of SIS, 400. Long may It be thus with
our friend.
Have vou bought a winter hat yet ? No,
you say. Then 90 to &. T. Roberts store,
High street. and get one Of the latest stvIe.
you. His stock Of tea, coffee sugar, spices,
atc-, Is the best in town, while the clocks
watches. Iewelry and notions are not surpass-
ID anywhere
-Postma ster James new purchase, the
Lattrrner House, was Illuminated in the up
per region on Saturday night In honor of the
ate sweeping Democratic victories ali over
he country, but 1t was DR.. j. O. Creerv,
Who occupies the second story, and not our
ism in that wav
Stacks and piles OF the latest STYLES OF
'vercoats and rohbipst patterns of ulster
ties just received ct S. Sprankle & Sons
iive them an early cait for great bargains
)vercoats as low as 80 25. Their fine dress
'vercoats and U'sterettes. ranging in price
rom 81 80 to SIS, are beauties. Prices lower
low than ever before
The clerk of the weather stood in pretty
old with the store box brigade and corner
oungers until Monday Of this week. when he
eft them out in the cold for couple of days
Wednesday, however, old Sol began to get
n his work again, and at present writing
tanding or sitting in the sun is rather exhii- .
rating than otherwise.
Watch out - This Is common mode
= expression on the streets and inside doors,
mt it IS not Of that which we want to tell
Ou. The best watch. or clock, or the incest
'iece Of jewelry in Ebensburg can be bought
t Carl Rivinius', High street, at lower prices
han the same article win he offered Won else.
Y hfrn in the cOuntv aWafch mt 80 r,bap