The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

. week. We b1d them welcome
The woman with nothing on her back
worth mentioning except kidney pad, the
only other covering being shifted to her
shoulders, still holds the fort in some of our
| exchanges, notwithstanding the party who
/ receives the benefit Of the advertising has
long since passed into history as among the
most unconscionable frauds that ever cheat
ed the poor printer out of his lust dues.
Mr.. f J. Deerv, of Philadelphia, whom
we presume to be an old Hollidaysburg
friend of bovhood days has placed us under
obligations for two elegant photographs of
the next Governor of Pennsylvania, Robert
f. Pattison, who has a face that any man
might envy or any woman doat upon if it
belonged to her husband. Thanks, friend,
for your kindly remembrance.
We made note at the proper time that
the cornerstone of the old Court House. now
torn away, had been discovered, and that
two silver coins had rewarded the search Of
Messrs. Rodgers and Bvrne. This identical
corner stone, after having done service in
that capacity ifty-odd years, is built in one
of the walls Of the new armOry building
where from all appearance it will remain un-
tiI at least the year 1000.
just received a fresh and complete stock of
the very best readv-made clothing and gen
tlemen's furnishing goods, whicn he is deter
mined TO sell at the lowest possible rates.
Mr.. StOItz's long experience in the business
has made him most competent Judge of the
articles he deals in, and his patrons have,
therefore, a perfect assurance that they will
get the full value OF their money.
The Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown, an
| industrial establishment of the first order in
size, equipment and outfit has thirty FIVE
miles of railroad on its property, and en-
plOys ten large and ten small locomotive en-
gines for yard service. The 900, 900 tons Of
coal and limestone annually used in the man
ufacture Of iron and steel at these works are
mined by the company, as we'll as a part of
4OO,OOO tons of iron ore required by it.
For the benefit of all spOrtsmen living at
a distance, and especially in behoof of the
Altoona folks, we state explicitly and en-
phatcally that squirrels and pbeasants are
scarcer here than they have been for several
years. This is not owing TO a dearth of food
such as beech and chestnuts, but to the un-
accountable absence of the species Of game
who ought to be on hand when the table is
ready for them and bountifunv spread.
-"OId age creeps on us apace p is q say
ing which antedates the patriarch Abraham.
and in certain event everybody needs
pair Of spectacles to suit his or her peculiar
age. They are for sale, the spectacles, bv
Carl Rivinius, High street. at easy rates.
and each pair is warranted to give full and
entire satisfaction. He has also watches.
clocks and iewelry for the million, all lust
as they will he represented by himself.
The two best second shots at the Lewis
town encam pment Of the PENNSYLVANIA Ma
tional Guard at the late encampment were
Tom Parftt of Johnstown, and DIR. Oscar
Creery, of Ehensburg We hold ourseIf pre-
pared to .bet five dollars up to within the
reckoning Of the arithmetic that either Of
these two gentleman could bave done better
thah anybody at the several ranges between
the British soldiers and the Americans at
Creedmore.
The County Commissioners succeeded at
their adjourned sale on Tuesday last I'm clos
Ing out all the tracts Of unseated land not
disposed of at the previous sale A few
tracts failed to find purchasers, but In these
cases the deeds were cancelled and the land
will never again be offered. The sale this
tins aggregated about fourteen hundred dol
lars, and the receipts the county about three
thousand dollars. which is a pretty good
thing for the county
= =x*"Every truth has two sides; look at
both before committing yourself to either. ."
Kidney-Wort challenges the closest scrutiny
Of its ingredients and its grand results. 1t
has nothing to fear from truth Doctors
may disagree as to the best methods and
4 e,
dfsordered liver and kidneys But those
that have used Kidney-Wort, agree that it is
by far the best medicine known. It's action
is prompt, thorough and lasting.
The first Republican meeting of the
campaign for Cambria county of magnitude
was held in Johhstown last Friday evening.
1t was addressed by Gen. Beaver, the Stall
wart nominee for Governor; Hon. A. O
Furst state Senator Harry Boggs, and Hon
: D. J. MorrelI. An epitome of the severa
speeches was printed in the Tribune of the
following day, and if anybody wants a good
, sedatlve we advise him to procure a copy of
the paper and read what was said.
&C. T Roberts. High street, is the old
reliable clock, watch and iewelry dealer OF
Ebensburg, and his stock to-day is larger
better and more elaborate than ever before
In addition, he has on hand an entirely new
lot Of fall and winter hats aud caps-bought
in New York a couple of weeks ago, and
therefore the very latest styles-to which he
invites special attention. As to groceries
such as tea, coffee, sugar, etc, he defies the
universe with regard to quality and price.
A youth named Archibald Gore, son of
Winfield Gore, Of GalItzin. while walking
on the railroad track near that place with two
Of his brothers Wednesday morning, was run
over by the Altoona Accommodation and in
stantly killed. He stepped from the track
to escape a freight train going eastward
only to be struck by the Accommodation
westward. 1t is said it is a wonder that his
two little brothers who were with him at the
time were not also killed Archie, the one
killed was aged between 6 and years.
The irrepressible John Smith comes tC
the front again, this time as the victim of an
accident near Greensburg on Thursday last
which would most likely have proved fata
had he been the only John Smith in exist
ence. As he isn't however. he miraculous
ly escaped without serious injury, although
he fell in front Of a wagon heavily laden
with limestone while going down hill, two OF
the wheels passing over his neck, leaving the
impression of the tire plainly imprinted
npon it. The breaking Of the lever while he
was attempting to lock the wheels is what