The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

The summer excursion train from Pitts
/ burgh to Ebensburg put in its first weekly
| appearance in this place last Saturday even
/ ing. It leaves Pittsburgh at 255 O'Clock, p
/ N, and arrives here at 6.25; leaves Ebens-
| burg at Gas A. VI. Monday, and arrives in
Pittsburgh at II a. NJ. This train is very
extensively patTonized during the heated
term.
/ The miners employed in the various coal
/ mines at and between Lilly's and Portage
/ stations, this county, are said to be on a
strike, or at least were last week, for an ad-
vance OF fifteen cents on the ton. It is not
thought thatJhey will obtain the amount de-
, manded, but the probabilities are that a COM
promise will be effected if one has not already
been reached.
The Catholic church at wilmore was
. suuepttiOusly entered by some sacriligiOEs
/ scoUndrel or scOundrets on the night of the
thinst., and valuable chaIice, two cerbore-
[ ums and two pyX, valued in all at about
] $50, carried away. Entrance was effected
Oy breaking pane of glass in one of the
front windows. So far as we have learned
no arrests have vet been made.
Inc religious exercises known AS the
Forty Hours Devotion will comm ence at
/ ot. Patricks church, Galltzin, on Sunday
next at st. Nicholas church, St Nicholas,
on Friday, July 26th; at st. MichaeTs. Lo-
/ retto, on Sunday, Aug. 18th: at St Boni-
I faces church, st. BOniface, on Friday, Aug.
18th, and at the Church Of the Holy Name
this place on Sunday, Aug 27th
! 1t never pays to foster pride and squan-
der wealth in show, for friends thus won are
sure to run in times of wart or woe. Better
far your money spend, its good advice for
all Ia buying clothing fine and cheap at New
. YORK Clothing Hall, where you can find. we
. tell you true, mammoth stock complete ard
. new us tnere you'll buy, il wise, discreet:
+ JohEstown's the place, 40 Nam street.
/ Rev. D. I. K. Rine, formerly of Johns
town, but more recently a wanderer on the
/ face of the earth, now as a temperance lee
/ turer and again the very reverse, sometimes
7 on the top wave of moral reform and at other
times as an inmate of a brOthel for vicious
purposes, or of prison for dishonest prac-
I tices, recently died IN an moderate asylum
. IN Wisconsin. He was a Rine that rapidly
J d. l. KID.
! "A young man named Yost was arrested
f at the Cross Roads, near CarrolItOwn, on
( Wednesday of last week and brought here
and committed to Jail 20 await trial for the
! alleged stealing of pOcKet-bOOk containing
! fourteen dollars from another Young man
named Luther The pocket-book and a
, letter addressed 70 Yost were found living
on the stairs of the house at which the ar
/ rest was made
Our dental friends. Drs Creerv, wish It
tO-be distinctly understood that thew dor't
. take bacK seat in the practice of any branch
OF their profession, and they have certainly
been with us long enough to establish their
reputation for good work at honest prices
/ We commend them most heartily to the pat
Tonage of our readers, knowing as we do
that both Of them are thorough gentlemen
and competent dentists
Those who daaGen sensation and stupe.
fy the patient to relieve suffering make a
grave mistake. They proceed upon the false
idea that it is legitimate to procure relief
J from pain bv destroying physical senSibility.
This method, carried 10 the last ertre7itU tgO7ild
Kill the patient to end SuferinG 1t is not pre-
sumed that lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
I Compound will raise the dead, but it often
does restore those who are given up as hope
less cases.
j. Irwin Steel. of the Ashland CPaO
AdUOcGte. whom we initiated into the cart
preservative" many years ago in JOhnstown
and who subsequently became dentist and
practiced his profession in this place for a
short time, will be a candidate for State
Senator on the Democratic ticket in the Both
district, and il is believed he will have a clear
track. He is about as fit for the Position as
we are, and that amt saying much for either
. him or OurSPlf.
Mr.. John Rorabaueh, OF Croyletovnship
comes to the front this week as an asprant
for Poor Director on the Democratic ticket
and as he is now serving in that capacity
with credit to himself and honor to his con-
stItuentS, he cannot fail to displav great
/ deal Of strength at the coming primary cleo
| tion, and should he be successful there his
majority at the polls would be largely en-
/ HANGED by Republican votes. See his card
in the prODer place.
/ Mr.. F. A. Ward, of Altoona, who is a
partner with our friend DR.. NJ. J. Buck in
/ the ownership of the Sunday Morning news
paper, Is here to-day Thursday soliciting
subscribers for said journal, which is we'll
( worthy Of place in every household in the
/ land. Mr.. Ward has also authorized Clerk
| McMullen. Of the Commissioners office. to
/ receive and receipt for subscriptions to that
+ paper, and we hope he may be able to scoop
/ in a big list of them.
/ 1t was a public misfortune that the ele-
ments combined to render impossible the de-
T livery of a patriotic Grafton bv Alvin Evans.
. Esq, on the 4th. for under favorable circum-
/ stances he doubtless would have given us
vrFr 1feN ,fr,r-
reason the military company were compelled
to omit that part Of their programme which
called for street parade and review. The
, bad weather is responsible for a multitude
! of sore disappOintments.
/ The casing in the we'll at the water
l works was drawn for repairs last Saturday,
[ thus neceSsitating the shutting down of the
water for a couple of days. Though the
windmill has been doing its duty right along
yet the volume of water in the reservoir has
Of late steadily decreased leading to the
convection that there is a leak somewh ere
which ought to be stopped. The steam en-
gine is being made use of to bring up the
supply to the proper number of barrels.
We note with sincere regret the death of
our good old friend, Mrs. Rosetta BrUnker
formerly of HOllidavSburg, but more recently
Of Altoona, which occurred at the residence
or Ter daughter. Mrs. DR.. Gillespie, in Free
pOrt, Pa, on Monday last. The deceased
. was in every sense Of the term good woman
{ and was widely known as a music teacher of
rare talent Her age was about 76 years
. Interment in the Catholic cemetery at HOI-
lidaysburg on Wednesday. May she rest in
] peace.
DIR. Jeremy Wilson, an artist of acknOwl-
I edged merit both in this country an6 in Fu-
I rope, and who first saw the light of daV tor
I near Alexandria, in Huntingdon county, is
I with us at present and busIv engaged in
7 painting a life-SiZe portrait of one of our rep
! resentative citizens, Hon. r. L. Johnston.
/ The Doctors studio is at the residence of the
editor Of this paper, it being impossible for
him 70 obtain suitable room at either of the
| hotels. He is undoubtedly master of his
. beautiful art
"A young man named Glass and a girl
. named Mary KreitZer. both inmates of the
. county almshouse, elOped from that institu-
tinn couple of weeks ago. The party of
! the second part made her exit with the aid
. OF a ladder from a second story window, of
7 course during the night, and took her Surrep-
. titiOus infant with her. Whittier they have
gone IS unknown, but if they stay away and
earn an honorable living, The taxpayers of
I the county, II is fair to presume, will try and
I worry along without them
The Somerset county authorities went to
. the trouble and expense last week of bring
ing man named John Roach from New Jer-
/ sey, where he had confessed to the murder in
I ina. county, ten years ago, of a man named
Mitchell, and implicated another party named
Levi Ham i'm the crime, who in the mean
/ time was arrested, When Roach reached
/ Somerset, however, he went back on his con-
/ fessiOn, and declared that if he had ever
made such an admission he was either drunk
I or crazy. The consequence was that both
F men had to be released, it being impossible
to convict without Roach's evidence.
I There is said to he tsnoabino like leath-