The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-21

down and either run over bya beer wagon or
trampled by one Of the horses. Another ar
gument in favor Of temperance. And vet
the unfortunate lad can't properly be called
a beer Garden.
/ Mr.. Harry Boyts, of Somerset township.
. Somerset county, was thrown i'm front of a
hay rake on last Friday evening, in conse-
quence OF the horse he was riding taking
fright, and the result was that he was dra p
ged along the ground for a considerable dis
tance and bad both legs broken and was
otherwise iRjured.
We stated some time since that the de-
funct Ebensburg COrnet Band had been re-
organized, and we now add that profess
. sional music teacher has arrived in town to
/ instruct the members how TO play what to
1 Pldy, Mheh TO play, and when TO quit. We
rust the organization may have a longer
/ tease or life than its predecessor
. ater continues to be pumped night ard
uay INTO the reservoir by the steam engine
. Ihe windmill being found utterly unable to
+ Keep the supply equal to the demand. When
. such condition of things continues for any
4 considerable length Of time, to use an apt
+, expression it makes ourl system of water
/ works "eOst more than they come to-"
We have been requested to say that the
I excellent musical organization which enIi-
vened our town with its melody on the 4tb
of July is the Mechanics Band. South Side
JOhnstOwn, and not simply the South Side
Band, as we called it last week. Still we
don know but what the music of the band
.
Our good friend George Harvey. Of Gal
litZin, in remitting his subscription the other
/ day, which he always does in advance. adds
by way of postscript: "Our town is in
/ creasing wonderfully in population, build
I ing, and enterprise and is one of the live
liest towns on the mountain Mr. IT also
informs us that the traffic on the P. r. R. is
( immense.
The strike among the CIearfeld county
coal miners IS at an end, the participapts
/ having all gone to work on Monday last at
the old rates. McPadden, the labor aritatOr
/ who engineered the strike, was arrested for
attempting to create a riot at MOshannon
but after being taken to ClearfeId was re-
/ leased on $500 bail for his appearance at
court to answer.
Lydia f. Pinkham, whose benevolent
face is ShadOwed in almost every paper we
pick up, appears to have discovered what
Addison calls "The grand elixir, to support
the spirits of human nature" " It is quite
evident that she has the patent and has Sc
cured the contract for making over and i'm
proving the invalid corps Of American Wo-
Straw hats at cost to close out stock
Also, the best assortment of felt hats as
well as gents shoes. Don't think however
that there are no other kinds, as there are
plenty for boys, misses, and bahies-the best
selection in town. Add to these rubber
goods. gOssamers. umbrellas etc all of
which can be found at G. T. Roberts Variety
Store, High street.
49, L UClt Joe OuLWal0, referring to the
contemplated race between his mustang and
a man last week, insists it was the man
who backed out and not himself the word
'bacb' having been Incorporated into the
bet to let his opponent down easy He
further, says he feels confident that his mus
tang can beat any other mustang in Cambria
county in either a long or a short dash
Mr.. John Stahl, ofrSomerset, was killed
by falling tree In Addison township that
county on Tuesday of last week, as was also
horse hn yua rfv Il CE,I ~
been warned to keep out of the way of the
tree. which two men were engaged in choD-
ping down at the time, but being hard of
hearing he did not understand the warning
and rode on, the tree topping over with a
crash lust as he got beneath it. killing him
and his horse instantly.
Mcdonald OF LorettO sells u lbs. GOOD
brown sugar for s1.OO 10 lbs good white
sugar for 81 90; lbs. good green coffee for
S1.OO lbs best roasted coffee for 81 90: 1
boxes essence coffee, 10 cts. papers soda
10 cts 3 lbs. rice, % cts. lbs barley. %
cts. lbs. Oat meal, % cts. 5 lbs. hOminv, %
cts. common mOlasses. 40 cts. per gallon
good syrup, 60 cts per gallon; -four, meat.
fish, salt and canned vegetables of all kinds
at equally low prices.
Two Ebensburgers went hunting last
Monday. II they tell the truth, thev shot no
less than twenty-One gray squirrels between
sunrise and sunset. They further llege
that they were induced to 20 on this expedf-
tiOn by the representation of a farmer who
ing field of wheat for him. Under such
circumstances, prosecution for infraction
Of the game laws would not hold water. OF
at least would not seem advisable.
The broken leg of Mr., w. c. Williamson,
which was adjusted by DIR. Lennon, and
not DR. Kennedy, as enormously stated by
us last week, the latter only assisting in the
operation, is mending satsfactoriv In
view of the disappointment eXperien ced by
him on the 4th instant. he gives it as his
.fr.f 1rnyfh r,fya -, -
saved bv Co. later IN the season taking
care to pick out day when neither over
coats nor umbrellas would be necessary for
/ personal comfort.
/ Lawrence Pagan, an Altoona rough be-
. came crazed with liquor i'm Tyrone Thursday
night, and, in company with a gang of
drunken men, assaulted Officer Cramer who
knocked Fagan down with his mace The
mob released Fagan, who then ran through
the streets asSaulting every one he met until
he was shot in the right foot, when he limped
TO his boarding house and made his escape
during the night. Two OF the rioters. named
. Williams and WOlbertOn have been lodged
in Jail, and a reward is offered for the arrest
Of Pagan
. "A good many of our farmers began gath
ering in their harvest bright and early Mon
day morning of this week but if they old
they'stOpped operations i'm that direction with
surprising unanimity at noon the same day
They were induced to this step by a violent
rain which set in at that hour and which
/ that some damage will be done to both the
+ cut grass and the growing wheat BY the su-
perabundance of moisture, while in the abs
/ sence of the warm rays of the sun the corn
cannot prosper
Edmund Matthews was killed, or at least
died in about fifteen minutes after the ac-
cident, and Richard Nichols slightly iuiur-
ed by a fall of coal in a mine at Robertsda le
[ Huntingdon county, on Monday Of last week
I a shot had been fired by one of the men to
knock out the prop, but before the coal had
come down both veEtured under it, and
hence the death of one and injury of the 9th
/ eT. The deceased leaves a wife and two
/ children, who arrived from Wales, of which
/ both men were natives, only about three
weeks previous
"A word of advice let US give you, in Ian
/ guage respectful, though plain, and in this
we've no wish to deceive you, but seek only
/ your profit and gain; and this is tbe counsel
/ we most earnestly tender, obey it at once and
+ to yourself a service you'll render: When
you want the full worth of your money, and
we-pTesume you will ask for no more, buy
/ all your dry goods, your groceries, and so
forth, at John Owens cheap store, where at
I first cost can be bought summer goods with
out flaw, among which may be mentioned all
styles of hats made of straw.
Let us find our sweetest comfort in the
I blessings of to-day, with patient hand re-
moving all the briars from the way and
then If something sill is wanting our comfort
/ to complete, we all can surely find it in cIo-
thing, sound and neat, which cheaper than
the cheapest at New York Clothing Hall
they sell to all WHO wish to purchase what
i Will tt and wear like-well, 90 and see the
splendid stock of seasonable wearing an
parel, etc, at the largest and cheapest clo-
thing emporium in Johnstown. at 21O Main
street, next door to the Opera House.
/ The annual encampment of the National