The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-24

Druggist, Ebensburg, Pa. Ale o.w.1y.
-Messrs. Harrison, Havemyer & Co, pro-
prietOrs Of the Franklin Refneries. Phiiadel-
phia, manufacture all the cut loaf, pulver-
lied, grauulated, a yellow and brown sugars
sold at popular prices at "The Sugar Bowl"
in this place, and guarantee them to be free
from adulteration Of every kind, consisting
solely Of the product of raw sugars refined.
w. Horace Rose, Esq, one of the ablest
lawyers and best pleaders at the Cambria
county bar, delivered lecture before the
Cambria Scientific Institute, Johnstown. on
last Saturday evening, on the subject of
"How to Achieve Success in Business" We
have not had time thus far to read the lecture,
which occupies nearly three columns of small
type in Mondays issue Of the Tribune, but
coming from such a source we are sure it will
amply repay perusaL
We invite the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor. The
house has been established nearly 40 years
and his goods are celebrated everywhere for
purity and strength. We would recommend
a trial OF his Gold Medal brands to all who
appreciate good and wholesome bread, cakes,
etc. His Gold Medal saleratus or bi-carbl
sodais sold by NJ L. Oatman and John Llovd,
Ebeusburg T10-7 Am 7
"A German named Jacob Snyder. former
lY and for several years a resident Of Johns
town. where, the Tribune says, he was given
to strong drink and a penchant for telling
tall stories. committed suicide by hanging
himself in the woods near Nepfar, in Hesse
Darmstadt, Germany, on Thursday, Feb 2d.
He was aged about "a years, and leaves one
son, printer, somewhere in the west, and
two daughters, both married. one of whom
resides in Johnstown, and the other in Ak
ron, Ohio.
John S. Stewart, a sixteen-year-old son
of Mr.. VIM. Stewart, of Jackson township,
this county, was accidentally killed in a piece
Of woods on his fathers farm, on Wednesday
afternoon OF last week, while engaged with
his brother Solomon in hauling logs. A heavy
chain had been passed around a log and John
was in the act of making the chain more Sc
cure when the log rolled, causing a heavy
wooden spike or skid TO fly up and his him
on the back of the head. producing death
almost instantly.
Mr.. Patrick Kelly, for many years cit
izeu of Johnstown. died at the residence of
his son-in-law, Mr.. Joseph Bridges, in Home
the patriarchal age of % years. Deceased
was born in Ireland, was married three times,
and was the father of twenty children,
nearly all OF whom survive him. His last
wife died several years ago. Mr.. Kelly's re-
mains were brought to Johnstown on Mon
day and inferred in the old Catholic cemetery
in COnemaugh borough. May he rest In
peace.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Henderson Burll-
hart. of Cambria township, a bright and
otherwise healthy child OF ten years, was
seized with serious pain in the head few
weeks ago and since then has been gradually
losing her sight, until now she is almost if
not totally blind. No cause can be assigned
for this sad affiiction, which we trust will not
be of long duration, as the father of the little
girl, who is a brother -in-law of our respected
tOwnsman, Mr.. Thomas Davis (Tackson)
intends to take her ere long to Pittsburgh or
Philadelphia for medical treatment
Our old and earnest friend John Kearney,
of Munster township, having determined to
quit the farming business at all hazards, the
work being too laborious for man of his
years. will offer at public sale. on Tuesday,
March 7th. prOximo. his farm Of 12O acres,
bank barn, 6Ox45 feet, ard other buildings
thereon erected. Also, one horse, five cows,
three head young cattle, one Wagon, one cart,
one sled, lot Of wheat, oats and corn, and
a general variety of farming implements.
See posters printed at this Office.
There was a large vote at the election in
Altoona on Tuesday last, with the following
result Howard, Rep, for Mayor, re-elect-
ed over Ga!braith, Dem, by 112 mai. Nc
Nevin, Dem, City Treasurer, by 141 over
Bitner, ,sRep.; Amies, Rep, Recorder, by 122
over Heinsling Dem; Barr and Cole, Dems,
School Directors, over HOuser and Dern,
Reps.-average majorities, 275 Kendig.
Dem, City Auditor, over Mclean, Rep, by
199 TIE next Common Council will stand
ten Democrats to six Republicans. Glory
enough for one day, with whole month
thrown in.
The new management of the Bingham
House, Philadelphia, have notified our friend
and everybOdy's friend, r. II. Thompson, Of
this place, that while they are sorry to doit,
they will be obliged to dispense with his SER
vices on and after the first of next month
having already more clerks than the business
of the house demands. They promise, how
ever, to give him boost if they can when.
ever or wherever he may desire or require it.
"Bob" will look around for awhile, in hopes
that something may turn up, before return
ing to his old stamping ground. May success
attend his efforts.
Several townships and boroughs in this
county are and have for years been indebted
70 us for publishing their annual statements,
and, although we have sent bills time and
again, we might as well have spared ourself
the trouble and expense so far as they are
concerned. The name of one of these dis
tricts commences with the letter B, two with
the letter G, one with the letter S, and one
with the letter w. We hope this hint is
broad enough to receive immediate atten-
tion il not, we shall try what virtue there
is in Stones as the well-known fable has it.
The reporter of the Pittsburg Dispatch
who furnished said paper with an account of
the probable Murder of a Woman in that
city on last Sunday night. tells among other
things that he discovered, while visiting the
scene Of the tragedy "a number of empty
bottles, one Of which contained over a half
pint Of whisky" Certainly a very startling
discovery that, but it is none the less possible
that il somebody else had discovered the
empty bottle just before the reporter did, he
(the somebody else) would have found it to
contain not less than pint Of the aforesaid
beverage. Do you see the pint
Mr.. James Reilly, an elder brother of
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