The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

I've have found the most beneficial re
suits follow the use of Phenol SOdidue as an
external application in cases of that annoy
ing eruption of the skin known as vegetable
poison, generally caused by contact with the
Poison Ivy (Rttts Tor. - Pres51teriur Jour
nal
The remains of Mrs. Maria A. Storm
whose death on the ist inst at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. Darraph. in Bridge.
water, Pa, we noticed in our last issue, were
brought to LorettO, this county. and inferred
In the Catholic cemetery. as she herself re-
quested. The deceased lady drew pension
from the government, her late husband, Dr.
David 4. Storm, having been a soldier in the
war of 1872. MAY her soul rest in peace.
"A young man named John Boyles was
found dead at his boarding house in Logan
town (AltOOna), on last Wednesday morn
ing, with two knife wounds in the region of
the heart and as he and roommate named
VIM. VanZandt had quarreled the night pre-
yiouS, the latter has been arrested on the
charge iOf murder, Boyles having accused
him at the time of the trouble with doing
the cutting. Both men were intoxicated.
The way to make both ends meat is to
Get the butcher to cut out all the bones and
the way to save money and get something
worth wearing or having is to buy stylish
hat, a pair of shoes, or anything else you
may need in the way of gents furnishing
goods, choice groceries, notions etc. from
CIT. Roberts. who keeps the very best goods
in his line and sells them at the lowest prices.
Go ye and see if this amt as true as can be.
Mr.. Daniel Downev. well known citi-
zen OF Chest Springs. was stricken with apo
pleXy, or something OF that character, on
Friday last, while engaged in unloading lot
of shingles from his wagon at KayloT'S sta
ton, and so severe was the stroke that he
died a few minutes after being taken home
by Mr.. Henry Mellon and gentleman named
Storm, who had accompanied him from Chest
Springs. Deceased was aged upward Of
sixty years and leaves a wife and family.
"A despatch was received here on We'd
nesday last from Bloomington, Ill, stating
that on the evening of the previous day.
Frank Evans, the twelve -year-Old son of Mr.
Morris Evans, who was born and raised in
this vicinity, and resided here for many years,
but who went to Illinois several years ago,
was killed by a stroke Of lightning. On the
same day on which he met his sudden death
Matte, daughter Of Mr. G. T. Roberts, of this
place. and Miss Evans also OF this place,
started on a visit to the boys parents at
Bloomington, of whom they are relatives.
Did YOU see a girl rushing franticaIly up
or down Main street or criss-crOss this week?
Some with buckets in their hands, and others
with mOps? And all with an eager look OF
too much eagerDess on their respective coun-
tenanceS? They weren't going to a fire, nor
did they belong TO the celebrated Broom
Brigade Of Louisville out on parade. On
the contrary, they were scrubbing out the
Presbyterian church preparatory TO laying
down on the floor the incest lot of three-ply
The croaking of the frog, the wallow Of
the hog, the velpinc of the dog, the rising of
the fog, and even the lazy, shutting jog OF
the seeker after grOg reminds us that well
come spring is once more in the ring. though
they don't seem to have any bearing on the
fact that John Owens keeps a nice stock Of
dry goods, groceries, hats. caps, boots, shoes,
cOnfections, notions, cigars, tobacco, etc,
and gives everybody who deals with him fdll
value for every cent thev invest at his store
DIR. s. c. Baker. one of the most promi-
nent Republicans and wealthieSt iron mas
ters in Blair county, has rendered his Tesig-
nation as a member of the Republican county
committee and avOwed his intention to sup
port Stewart, the Independent Repuhiican
candidate for Governor, in preference to
Beaver. ''Patty cake, patty cake Bakers
a man who with thousands of others have
adopted this-plan to forever dispose Of the
Cameron clan, and do it they will, as surely
they can
A young colored man known as''Skinny''
Patterson, who is older in crime thar he is
in years. and lad of the same hue. named
Thompson, who claims to be seventeen years
old, but don't look to be more than twelve,
were brought here from JOhnStOwn on Tues
day last and committed to Jail the former to
serve n sentence imposed UDOn him hv 2 Jus
tice Of the Peace, for stealing lumber. and
the latter to await trial at the September
term Of Court for being cOncurTed with four
Otner boys, all Of whom obtained BAIL in
stealing railroad tickets from Conductor
RldIlE Idlu 10 JIG Ndlut OF dNOUL ilIIN UOl-
lars.
The New York Clothing Hall. 21o Main
street, Johnstown, promises more in the way
of firstclass wearing apparel at prices IN
precPfented for cheapness than any other
clothing house in this section of the State
that we have yet heard from. So great. in
deed, an the Inducements offered that It is
simply impossible TO excel them. and those
OF Our patrons who still need a new suit for
warm weather wear will never ret better
chance to save money and secure staunch aud
stylish outfits than is open to them row at
this big bargain bazaar, One price and no
deviation is the rule and best goods and bot
. tom prices the guarantee given to all buyers.
j. {. Murphy of South Fork advertises
his stray wife, Rebecca, who, he alleges, has
left his bed and board because, as The Johns
town Tribune SAYS she bad hankerng af-
ter South Fork coal miner named Wilson.
The latter made an appointment to meet the
errino woman at certain time and place,
and when she left home on last Thursday
evening TO keep the appointment her hus-
band, who had intercepted Wilson's letter
and afterwards left it where his wife could
find IL. followed in her wake aud caught the
two together. His Satanic majesty was of
course to pay at this particular iuncture, and
how he was paid NAV he Inferred from the
fact that Murphy declares that Wilson is now
In the hands Of a doctor and won't be so
handsome to look at for long time to come