The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-07


and cheap ~ the variety store Of John Ow-
eEs. on High street, as at auv other house in
EhenSourg. John keeps a choice stock and
seils at the lowest possible prices.
Dare 20 do right. though the world may
oppose; buy from Cham Roberts, who very
well knows that success in this life depends
in great measure upo1 honest, fair dealing,
which Is always n treasure, and with that GS
his motto there IS nOOne who denies that his
prices are low, while the best goods he sup
plies
Mr. R. F. Myers. Of Altoona, arrived in
Ebeusburg Wednesday afternoon with sew
enteen Texan mustangs, OF the hest breed,
which he proposes selling at public sale at
the Foster House stable, to- morrow (Sstur-
dav) afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock. Far
mers and others interested will do well to
make a note OF this
Sister Mary &c Sales nee Ann Caroline
daughter of the late DR.. Aristide RODRIGUEZ
Of Philadelphia and granddaughter OF Mr..
Hugh Bellas. of Sunburv. Pa, diad at st.
hHry's convent, Sisters Of Mercv. PittsbuTg,
on Thursday last March 30th. We presume
her age to have been about 40 years. May
her soul rest in peace.
We regret TO learn of the serious illness
Of the excellent wife of our worthy friend
Lawrence Murphy, Of Cambria township.
Mrs. Murphy gave birth to twins few days
ago and since then the condition of herself
and offspring has been verv precarious,
though there is reason to hope that the lives
Of all three will be spared.
The avaricious old mIspr who was irving
10 make CONTRACT with cold Nick" to fur
nish him with coal, on his way down to the
Clover regions" was no more avariciOuS
than the man who will notspend 25 cents for
q bottle OF Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarh ound when he, or any member OF
his family IS caught with a cough or cold.
MIR. John Carney, Of Allegheny town
ship, will be a candidate for Poor House Di-
rector at the coming primary election, and
II nominated and elected there can he no
N.~.N l. II
the position honestly and conscientiOuslv.
He Is deserving Of fair consideration at the
hands OF his fellow Democrats and will we
are sure, prove worthy of their confidence.
Miss GussIe Morgan, one OF the two
daughters Of Mr.. John Morgan, who have
been inmates with their father Of the Johns
town smallpox hospital died OF that dread
ful disease on Wednesday morning Of this
week, aged about sixteen years Her father,
we believe. IS recovering but what the CON
dtiOn Of his ether daughter Is We are unable
to say. May God pity the sadly afflicted
family
"A letter from our friend and evervbodv's
friend, Prof F. A. Lyte late supprintend-
ent Of our borough schools. brings the graft
fying intelligence of hts safe arrival in Min
neapOlis MINI. accompanied with the re-
quest to send him the FREEMAN for one
year, which we shall do with pleasure. As
a civil gentleman and a civil engineer Mr..
Lvte has the BEST wishes Of hosts of friends
in this community.
The Carrolltown Ne,rs which is well de-
serving OF the success with which il is meet
ing. has entered upon tte fourth year Of its
existence and bids fair to live for MANY
years 10 come. This is as it should he, for
no man has ever worked more earnestly OF
asSiduOuSy than Brother Williams to make
his paper worthy Of patronage, and none
there are whom we would rather see reap
rich reward for his labOrs.
Six head of fine young cattle, weighing
each from fifteen 70 sixteen hundred pounds,
were purchased the other day bv Mr. Joseph
GutwaId, butcher OF this place who has
some Of the meat now on exhibition and sale
tor Easter consumption, at his well known
establishment on High street. More luscious
/ steaks rOssts, etc. were never served m to
/ our people, and those who want to get first
choice shouldn't delay about calling on Mr.
Gutwald.
Two hundred and ffty-seven shares Of
stock in the projected street railway in
/ JOhnstown have already been subscribed
leaving only sixtv-three additional shares TO
be taken before application can ha made for
n charter. There does not seem to be any
I doubt Of the success of the project The
Mayor Of Altoona last week vetoed an ordi-
nance for the construction OF a street railway
IN that city, but the Common Council subse-
quentlv passed il over his veto
DIR. NJ. r. B. CraerV has removed his
dental Off1ca TO hisresideuCe on Julian street
in the building recently purchased hv him
Cud known as the Singer property, where lie
.
need Of his professional services The Doc
tor has built M business which requires
the constant attention Of himself and his
worthy brother, and as they do good work
at honest prices they certainly deserve to re-
tain and increase their large circle Of Gus
toners.
MIR. Martin Nunday died at his residence
In Jackson township on Tuesday Of this
week. the victim Of n cancerous affection
His age was about 20 years. Mr. Mundav
was the father of Cassie Mundav who. along
with Polly Paul was murdered by Buser and
Hnuse~ in CrOvle township, this county in
1865. the two miscreants being subsequently,
hung for the crime He was an industrious
/ old German, respected by AL who knew him.
and many there are who will be sorry TO learn
{ OF his death.
1t should be pretty we'll known bv this
time that Mr.. James Wilkinson, marble
[ manufacturer, formerly OF LorettO has been
. carrying on business in this place for wear
or more past, and as his work is such as T.
commend itself to the admiration Of every
. body, It is little wonder he e kept busy. It
is but faint praise to say that Mr.. W. has no
superior anywhere as a mechanic, and those
who favor him with an order may RELY upon
/ getting first class Job at the lowest living
. prices. Call and examine some Of his work
/ The clock in the tower Of the new Court
House will likely have been placed in posi-
ton before this issue of the FREEMAN rpq CHI
/ es its readers, aud that will successfully wind
! m Mr.. Shenk's contract. The gas will be
J turned on upon the return or the gentleman
who has that part of the business hv sub
contract, and who went eastward Tuesday
. to procure some missing part Of the machin-
/ erv. Immediately succeeding this the Com
misslOners wiz assume control Of the build
/ inc which will be formally dedicated on the
25th Of Nav.
About seventy persons in the south.
/ ern part Of Westmoreland county have en-
hracrd Mormonism, not, however. as taught
by Brigham Young but as maintained and
pTacticed bv Joe Smith, who as is we'll
known, never believed in or advocated the
/ odious and disgusting doctrine Of polvgamv
/ The converts are mostly farmers Of good
{ character. Two Mormon missionaries Of the
I Joe Smith school have also been at work for
some time in the adjoining county Of Fav-
| cite, and are said to he meeting with remark
! able success. What strange world we live
in, ANYHOW
Mrs Mary Matthews. mother-in-law Of
I our friends and patrons. Massrs. Caron Lea
I hey, Of Lilly's. John c. Walkinshaw. Of East
/ Conemsuch, and John Hannah, Of Johns
! town died az the residence of the first named
/ ge ntleman one dav last week. aged about
/ seventy wears. The maiden name Of the de-
| ceased was Cllerv, and she was raised in
[ Blair county, her mother being member OF
I the Holiday family ths original founders Of
/ the borough Of HollidavsbUrg We expected
a somewhat extended obituary OF the de-
| ceased lady. but failed to receive it. May
[ her soul rest in peace.
An accident resulting in the horrible
/ death Of boy named Charles Ditch occur
/ red few davs ago on the narrow guage rail
/ road of the Kemhle coal and iron company
which runs T. ON the furnaces at Riddles
burg IN the weimer iron mines IN Hopeful,
I Bedford county. Young Ditch attempted TO
put the brakes on the cars on which he was
riding when he fell 10 the track between the
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