The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-08-25

raised a c. l. Co. check-that is made II
worth more than il was originally drawn for
A party Of ladies and gentlemen, com
prising guests at the LLOYD House and Bel
mont and q few citizens of our town, num-
bering in all some thirty-fve or forty persons,
exeurted to I.lOydsville per special train going
and coming on Monday last. OF course they
had boss time and returned to Ebensburo
/ greatly delighted with the trip.
/ Look out for a fellow who is tramping
over the State selling a powder which he
/ alleges was made by Edison for the purpose
J of increasing the Illuminating power of coal
all to that of electric light. He asks 50 box
for it. 1t is a fraud of the first water. If
! the scamp visits any of our readers he should
be made TO eight OUT on a double quick
The Huntingdon Nelcs, among local pa
pers the cream is TO be printed henceforth
on a press run by steam, and that same is a
( token, we are glad TO relate, that the journal
| In question is in on a big circulate 1t also
prOclaims that Brother Lindsay the true Is
. as deserving a man as the profession e'er
. knew; whereof we are sure as two ones make
a two.
/ If 1t be true, as reported, that Phila-
( delphian named Charles Miller, who has been
tTamping for the last ten years, reached
/ GreeusbuTg on Thursday last and was then
/ and there Informed that he had fallen heir to
( a valuable estate in Philadelphia, we should
not be surprised to hear of Greensburg be-
coming the Mecca Of all the tramps in the
/
/ coe COnklinR" received four votes in MiIlviUe
/ borough at the Democratic primary election
/ for member of the County Committee. The
| men who cast them wanted to have a Joke on
/ Patrick Connolly, who was not permitted to
/ withdraw from the Millvlle Council Pat
Minahan, of the same borough, got four votes
| for Coroner.
"A colored man, who gives his name as
| Clifton Joseph Berry, was arrested at Al
I toona on Wednesday of last week on tte
charge of being the person who shot John
heresy and raped Annie Davis in McC auIy's
woods some DAYS ago, and taken before
Mayor Howard ana was bound over To court
BY that officer in the sum of g, 900. FAILING
Jail. "
If your lungs are almost wasted bv con-
sumption DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery will not cure you, yet as a remedy for
esvere coughs, and all durable bronchial
! throat and lung affections it is UNSURPASSED
Send two stamps for DR.. Pierce's large
pamphlet treatise on Consumption and kin
dred affections. Address. WoRI.D's DIs
PENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo.
n. Y.
Our old friend Mr. Alexander Grief of
this place, was brought to his last name bv
having his right eye severely burned by a
spark of hot metal while engaged in tapping
the cup6la at the Ebensburg foundry on last
Saturday morning Rumor hadHt for time
that the injured eye had been burned out
but we are glad to say that the report was
| unfounded and that Mr. Grief is getting along
, admirably.
The base ball club Of this place went. to
Lilly's on Saturday last and PLAYED a match
game with the Red Stockings of that place,
At the end of the ninth inIingthe score stood
IL to22 iu favor of the Fbensburg b. bs yhe
will henceforth be known as the HDublIn
Doys, having doubled up on the Lilies Of
the beld, or rather in the field, so to speak ia
base Cthough not dia) baicai sense
"A student lamp exploded in this place on
last Saturday evening and hadit not been for
the presence of mind of the ladies of the
house, three in number, including visiting
relative, the probabilities are that first-cIaSS
local would have been furnished to the news
papers. As it was the situation for a short
li Iiine was exceedingly precarious, but by dint
or good management, and speedy appiica-
tiOn of The smOthering process t6a faamas
were soon subdued
An effort was made few nights ago TO
enter the residence of Constable NJ J. Noel.
of White township. the would-be BURGLAR or
burglars breaking pane of glass and rails
ing window, the doing of which awakened
Mr.. \ e., who got up and fired at the intruder,
the shot taking effect, as he thinks in the
right arm of that individual who thereunor,
made himself scarce. Next morning several
counterfeit nickles were found lust inside
the door of Mr. Ms stable
The Huntin gdOn Journal is RIGHT whom
it says that the two children Of the late Col
VIM. G. Murray, of Hollidaysburg, to whom
pension was refused by Congress inst he
fore its adjournment are thousand times
luOIb NtStINlDG IudO many whose names are
now on the pension roH, but it is mistaken as
to the application, only one of the two chill
dren aforesaid, Miss Mary, being in nnrsuit
of pension. The matter will be brouoht
up again at the next session.
Mcdonald, of LOretto, sells sucars at
8, 9, 10 and II cts per ID. teas, %, so and *
cts. per ID. cOffees, 1917, 16 and ia cts ner
10. two boxes essence coffee, 5 cts two
papers soda, cts. four lbs. rice, % cts
four lbs. oat mea', 25 cts. three lbs dried
peaches, 20 cts. three lbs. prunes, % cts.
hVe good cigars, 10 cts. four pieces of chew
ing tobacco p cts. six papers good smok-
ing tobacco, p cts, and canned peaches, to-
matoes, corn, apples, peas beans, ETC., etc.
at equally low prices.
There is a charm about thee. maiden.
that cannot well define, and / sometimes
think 1t lieth in that handsome face of tbine.
yet again it strikes me that the taste bv thee
so often shown in selecting neatest dress
and other goods of best and finest tone a.
John owens store, where folks can always
i nhd, at lowest prices, goods of every kind,
IS what makes thee seem so charming and
thy taste so well displays, for John is aIwavs
anxious TO serve the public, and merits high
est praise.
There can certainly be noone in or about
Z Eoensourg or parts adjacent who need to he
Jold that Z. L. Roberts VARIETY Store is re
we'll deserving of public PATRONAGE ss apy
other establishment in the county. for sureIy
oeIISr goods OF lower prices 1t would be follv
70 seek for. CHAINS stock is full and fine in
every department, and especially in the line
Of hats and shoes. of both which he has on
elegant, varied and abundant assortmant-
so complete indeed that all tastes can ba
suited and the very best bargains insured
-One or the most esteemed of our many
young friends, Mr. John e. Dickey a Johns
town boy, who was recently transferred from,
the 7. K. X. ticket Office at Hollidavsburg
where he was agent, to the ticket Office in
tlUtS0urgh, has, we are glad to saw inst
struck much better thing than either ar
Huntington, W. Va, to which place he he
took himself and his family few davs aoo
we don't know what kind of a situation he
mas secured, but we are assured that II is az
advance, and that is just what such men as
our friend John deserves every twelvemontb
at least. vi
Although Mr.. Josiah Waters NJ yJobns-
town, who was candidate for Sheriff at the
Democratic primary election on SATURDAY.
last, was defeated by d. A. Luther. he has
ample reason to feel proud of the very LARGE
vote ne received. Those who are we'll ac
quainted with Mr. Waters, and who are ia
millar with his course during the canvass All
pear testimony to his frank open and hon
OraOle conduct. 1t is some Consolation for
an unsuccessful candidate to know and feel
that ne came out of the contest with as fair
ana honoIaOle reputation as he had when
= Mrs. Ann Markey, wife of Mr.. Patrick
Markey, we'll known and HIGHLY reenected
citizen OF Cambria Borough died at her home
on sunday evening last The deceased was
born in Ireland in 1914 and came to thjs
country thlrty-one years ago and to Johns
town IN 1888. -Four married daughters and
tnree sons survive her, two of the sons BEING
in the United States Navy. Mrs. NJ was a
deyout and consistent member of the Cafho-
nc Church, and was held in the highest re-
SpecI hnC esteem by her neiphho as v0aU