The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-09

The Indiana county Democratic conven-
ton on Tuesday last selected for their dele
gates to the State Convention, Joseph NJ
Thompson and James B. SAMSON. The con
yentton instructed for Hon. SiIas NJ. Clark !
for Supreme Judge, but left delegates free as
to other candidates.
-McDonald, of Loretto, is selling of all /
Dis spring and summer goods at old panic |
prices, as the following will testify Calico, |
70 Sc per yard muslin, TO 10c. per yard;
ginghams, to 12c. per yard suittngs, TO
lie. per yard tickings, II to 25c per yard
kentucky jeans, 10 to 25c. per yard; fancy
dress goods, 10 to 20c. per yard lawns, bunt-
ings, dress ginghams, etc, at cost. Also,
BOYS suits at $500 to SO; mems suits at
$500 to $1,000. Straw hats from sc. to 500,
and boots, shoes, hats. caps, and all kinds OF
gents furnishing goods at equally low prices
to reduce stock
The New York Clothing Hall, 21O Main
street, Johnstown, promises more in the way
OF irst-class wearing apparel at prices un-
precedented for cheapneSs than any other
clothing house in this section of the State
that we. have yet heard from. So great, in
deed, al e the inducementSsoffered that it is
simply impossible to excel them. and those
OF our patrons who still need new suit for
warm weather wear will never get a better
chance to save money and secure staunch and
Styllsh outnts than is open to them now at
this big bargain bazaar. One price and no
deviation Is the rule and best gaodS and bot
tom prices the guarantee given to all BUYERS.
The Huntingdon Neios says that on Fri
CAV morning last, ABOUT three O'Clock, as two
Hungarians named Wasco Andres and Mich
ael Freischnieh were walking on the railroad
/ track. at Coal Siding, near Mill Creek, An
| dres was struck bv the western express and
/ Instantly killed. His BODY which was fright
/ fully mangled, was brought to that place and
I an inquest was held bv Squire Kelly. The
/ remains were buried in the cemetery the
/ same evening, Deceased was aged about 40
/ years, and was native of Petro, Hungary,
hn Qhnnf ThrpP m0Dths
/ ago. Freischnish, who was unable to speak
/ English, was taken in charge by Gil Green
/ berg, who provided for his bodily wants, and
sent him to OrhisOnia. where he will be EN-
! ployed at the Furnace.
The Cambria County Bar Association
held meeting in the Library room of the
I new Court House on last Monday evening,
/ when the following named persons were
/ elected to serve as officers for one year :
! President. r. /. Johnston Vice President,
John p. Linton Treasurer, VIM, Fl. Rose:
Secretary, A. Y. Barker. A Board of Cen
/ sOrs and Board of Managers were also ap-
pointed, and number Of the members signed
! the roll, some for annual subscription and
/ others for life, the fees for the former being
l SO on becoming a member and SO per an
nun afterward, while the payment by the
/ latter OF $50 will enttle them to ali the bene-
/ fits of the organization for life. The Associ-
/ alton will have the use Of two elegant rooms
/ in the rear of the court room.
! AS It seems to do the Carroltown EstcS
Z dit litiutUSS dIHOunb OI 0OOO TO carp dJ J0e
! FREEMAN, and don't do us any harm we
/ suppose 1t is as well to let it enjoy itself in
/ that way, though we are Gust dying to
/ know" when, where and how we who were
Z "Only an invited guest'' at the dedication
banquet, found fault with the Carro,ltowu
/ band. Did the fault-fnding consist in onr
{ plav upon the words "band quit and 'ban-
quet," or in the pleasure expressed at the
/ fact that the music began again after the
banquet was over? Everybody who was
/ there knows that the band didn't play nor
/ was It intended that they should, while the
/ feast was going on, but how the mere'mentiOn
/ OF such a matter can be distorted into fault
/ finding is something which NOBODY but the
| erudite editor of the Netss can explain. And
/ while he Is in the explanation business, per-
/ haps 1t woul Id he as well for him to furnish
! the name Of the party who, as he alleged
/ bought and therefore didn't steal lot of
| oats, etc, on a certain night not many
/ moons ago from Mr.. Jacob Zern of Carroll
/ township. The latter gentleman IL anxious
! to obtain all the light possible on that naughty
/ subject. and as the Ne1os man publicly called
/ his veracity Into question. simple Justice
/ would seem to demand either an apology or
/ an explanation. After which the band can
/ begin to play again-if it has mind to.