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

change on our :braneh road except in the
morning train, which leaves here at 7:1o, or
thirty-fve minutes earlier than heretofore.
The many friends Of Dr. A Grifith, of
this place, and their name is legion, will be
sorry to learn that impaired health has com
PEELED him to relinquish the practice of his
profession. May It not be for long.
Letters for John Douthitt, R. s. Harris,
Miss Annie Duman, Miss Cassie N. Parrish
Evan Roberts, Miss Maud Lother Master
Joy Traxler and Mrs. Cathsrine Wagner re-
main uncalled for at the Ebensburg postof-
fee.
Our widower friend. Mr.. Timothy Davis,
Of Jackson township, took unto himself a
wife the other day in the person of Mrs.
Gray daughter Of Mr.. Henry Raper. of the
same township. Peace and plenty be with
them
We learn from the Carrolltown Netcs
that Nora, two-year-old daughter of Mr..
Joseph Lantzy, jr., Of Susquehanna town
ship, fell and broke the large bone in one of
her legs, Just below the knee, on Sunday of
last week
"A pure. wholesome distilIation of witch
hazel, American pine, Canada fr marigold.
clover blossoms, etc. fragrant with the heal
ing essences of balsam and pine. Such is
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. Com
plete treatment for 81.
That skillful physician and worthv son
Of Cambria, DR. NJ. j. Buck, of Altoona, sue
ceeded few days ago in removing an i'm
mense cancer from the breast and side of a
lady named Gabriel, who IS now doing well
and will no doubt recover
Parents who allow their children to grow
up with scrofulous humors bursting from
every pore are guilty Of a great wrong.
Think of them pointed out as branded with
loathsome disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies.
Ten thousand pounds of good CRY wool
are waited Immediately by Mcdonald of
Loretto, who will pay one-half cash, IL need
be, and the balance i'm goods, allowing the
highest price for the wool and furnishi ne
the goods at the very lowest fig ures.
There is some talk of getting up some.
thing for the coming Fourth that will be at
tractive enough to keep people at home and
at the same time result in pecuniary profit to
Ebensburg's newly organized silver cornet
band Hope the thing will culminate
Lydia T. Plnkham's great Laboratory.
ages of her celebrated Compound. which are
being sent to the four winds. and actually
find their way to all lands under the sun and
to the remotest confines of modern civiliza.
ton.
"A ehildren's picnic on behalf of the
Church of the Holy Name, this place. is in
contemplation for the coming anniversary of
American independence. Hope it will bud
forth, and that lots of people will put forth
every effort to make 1t an event worthy of
the glorious Fourth.
An elegant stove-plpe hat of the latest
design and finest finish reached this place on
Tuesday last, and a thorough investigation
which followed soon after revealed the fact
that Doc. Richards, Just back from a visit to
his home in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was concealed
under the ''plug." Selah
! And now comes Mr.. John NJ. King. of
/ Joonstown, iwho doth depose and say that he
! will use all honest and honorable means to
! secure the Democratic nomination for As
sembly at the ensuing primary election-a
/ position which no one doubts his ability to
/ Gil with credit to himself and the people of
/ the county
/ e. R. Dunegan, Esq, of st. Augustine,
/ sends us local letter, published elsewhere,
/ but to which he was too modest to sign his
/ name, giving an inter esting account of the
finding of the remains Of one of the aborip-
inal dehizens Of that section, and also trans.
mits several souvenirs of the departed red
man, which can now be seen at this Office by
/ those curious in such matters.
/ The Hollidaysburg Register tells Of a
/ young man who took two yoing ladies out
/ driving the other day, and when they reach.
/ ed the wilds Of Cambria county they had to
cross a stream. While crossing the wheels
/ of the buggy came in contact with rock and
| the young man fell over the dashboard into
the water-which was Highland the young
| ladies pulled him out and rescued him from
/ a watery grave.
| The case OF Karl Meyer, convicted Of
burglary, will 90 down to history as the frs
one disposed of by Jury trial in the new
. Court House, and with it should 90 tn,
names Of the jurors, which are as follows
. Philip Anstead, VIM. Brown, F. II. Barker
r. l.. Davis, John Hogue, John ). Mccoy
Richard f. Thomas, NJ. J. Thomas, John E
Storm, John Ribblett, Augustine Yost, and
one other whose name we did not learn.
"A fact we intend every week 70 repeat
/ so that the reader, if.he's wise and discreet
/ may profit thereby, is this John Owens /:
/ as fair in bis dealings as any other man any
where, and when we tell you that dry good.
and groceries, and many things more, are
/ sold very cheap at his variety store, the in
tention of course is 10 induce you to paw 9
| visit to John, who'll make good what we say
and will do it every time, buy what you may
People who attend court next week car
turn many an honest penny in the saving OF
them by paying visit to the variety store OF
G. T. Roberts and investing in a nice hat, a
neat pair Of shoes, we'll made and of the very
best stock, or any one or more of the hun.
dreds of other articles with which that really
deserving establishment is now filed to re-
pletion. Don't fail, therefore, to give G. T
Roberts a call when you visit our town fol
any purpose at all.
"A Huntington lady who is a staunch Re
publican, named her canary bird Jim Beaver
in honor of Don Cameron's candidate fol-
Governor. He did not sing much, but she
loved him tenderly, until a few days ago she
discovered that Jim had laid an egg, and she
now declares that no dependence can be
be placed in a politician. Her candidate
Jim Beaver, hasn't laid an egg, so far a:
heard from, but he has been doing a good
deal of cackling in the eastern part of the
State.
On last Saturday night John Bircher
l proprietor of the American house at Webster
in the southwestern portion of westmore
land county, was shot by Charles Smith, g