The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-10

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The Huntington Local Nelos saws that
Isaac Stake, man without legs or arms,
who lives near NossviTe, Huntingdon county,
has returned home from Colorado. That is
certainly a feat, and no mistake, for Isaac
Stake, OF any other man without feet. to saw
nothing Of the lack Of arms, to accomplish.
Wilson Peck of Bedford township. Bed
ford county, has got into peck-ave. a deal
of trouble. Frank Deal being the name of
the officer who arrested him, for, having tri-
fed with the affections and taken ADVANTAGE
Of the confidence of Miss Ella Crawford. of
Huntington, who charges him with what
should always, II at all, succeed and not pre-
cede the tying of the matrimonial knot.
We are assured that there is no truth in
the report, to which we gave currency last
[ week, thatEMessrs. J, G. Hasson and John
Farren will embark as partners in the mer-
chandising business about the 1st Of next
| April. Mr.. Farren intends to oindulge in that
way If he can secure a suitable room I'm the
/ business portion Of our town, but what Mr.
/ Hasson's intentions are we cannot say.
/ The Huntingdon Local Ve1us, indiana
| Progress, Waynesburg Democrat, and Ebens-
| burg FREEMAN (Which latter means us). IL
/ they were all combined, couldn't probably
form pie fit for hog to eat, but when It
comes to ''pieing" form or two each and
| all OF US are perfectly az fait. if YOU know
| what that means. At least that is what han
] pened week before last in the several ''print
/ shops" above named.
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 ever 1vwhere for
/ purity and strength. We would recommend
trial Of his Gold Medal brands to all who
appreciate good and wholesome bread, cakes.
etc. His Gold Medal saleratus or bi-carb.
sodais sold by NJ. L. Oatman and John Lloyd,
Ehensburg. C1O-7.-4m.
This is one of the ways other newspa-
| pers than the Perry County Democrat look at
/ it: There are townships in this county in
which there are from fifty to one hundred
/ Democrats who do not take their county pa
| per. Some Of these Indifferent citizens will
some day, perhaps, expect TO be elected to an
! Office through the help of the paper they
never deemed worthy Of their support. But,
then, there is nothing compulsory on either
| side Of this question.
So many kind things have been said OF
miring and admired contemporaries during
the past two weeks, that we cannot spare the
| space nor Withstand the shock to our mod
| esty (?) which their reproduction would ne
/ cessitate. All the same, our thanks are due.
| and hereby rendered, to each and all of our
| generous friends of the press, who will for
| give Us, we trust, for failing to show our ap-
probation in more acceptable way.
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/ last week of some things~ft will pay every
body to seek at Cham. Roberts store, which
| is filed to o'erfowing with a stock that's as
cheap as any goods that are going; among
which may be mentioned sugars, coffees and
/ teas. hats, caps boots and shoes, of all sizes
/ you please, besides clocks, watches and Jew
/ elrv, and many things more, such as tobacco,
| cigars, and most goods that pertain to a va
| riety store.
| Tricks upon farmers, or rather swindles
| upon them, are still successfully practiced in
many parts of the State, even after the bitter
lesson of experience so many Of them have
| been taught The latest instance comes from
/ Indiana county, where a couple Of oily
| tougued scoundreis have been leasing oil ter
I ritOTy. When the owner of the land finds
ont the true nature of the paper he signed he
| discovers that he has leased away the coal
and all other mineral which NAV underIie his
| land.
Maggie the fve-year-old daughter Of
Mr., T. S. Williams, editor Of the Carrollt5wn
Ns,CS, whose serious illness was noted in
these columns last week, died on Thursday
morning after enduring for several days the
most intense suferings a poor little child was
ever subjected to. Death in her case was no
doubt a welcome relief from her tortures. as
we'll as a prayed for blessing to her greatly
/ bereaved parents, who have the sincere svm-
/ pathes of their many friends here and else.
/ where.
! 1t was said this way, and we give it for
| what it is worth, that last Mondays would-be
! sleighing party went nOrthward with the ex-
| pectation Of fenjoying a square meal Another
! sleigt&1g party seemed to be imbued with
| the same idea at the same time, and.
( Without going too far into details, we make
| mention here that the LAS You Like It"
/ party. who seemed to like it firstrate, ate the
! supper ordered by the other party and the
latter had to wait until another meal was
| served
Guaranteed to cure" is the induce
ment offered to you to call at James new
/ Drug Store, EbensbUTg Pa, and buy a bottle
| Of DR.. Faust's German Cough Syrup It Is
I based upon chemical laws, and is prepared
with the most scrupulous care This medi-
cine is swarranted tocure consumption, coughs.
colds, sore throat. bronchitis, and all pull
monary diseases. Remember an ordinary
cough leads to consumption if allowed to
continue without relief Price, 25c. SOC and
| 81 a bottle. T4-S.-e. WY
The clothing men Of Altoona can never
hope to exhaust the clerical force of Cam
bria county, though they are doing good
deal in that direction. The latest acquisition
OF this kind is Mr.. W. W Saupp, of Chest
Springs, who can be found at Wells new
clothing house, in that city. A better selec-
tiOn could not have been made, ard there is
no question but what Mr.. S. will prove
winning card to the gentleman who has been
fortunate enough to secure his services. We
commend him and the house be represents
to the liberel patronage of our readers.
A contemporary observes "Mr. Frank
Hatton, Assistant Postmaster General, hav-
ing been a newspaper man, knows how it is
himself He therefore announces that
postmaster will give cause for removal if he
delivers subscribers newspaper to a non
subscriber. allows him to read it and puts it
back in the box. This will deprive the man
who goes for the mail and sits on a sugar
barrel to sponge the reading Of his neigh