The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-27

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It. w. Dick, Esq, designs moving into
the house recently. purchased by him iust
as soon as the carpenters and painters get
out of the way. The property is on Julian
street, and was formerly owned by the heirs
Of George W. Oatman, deceased.
An infant child Of Mr., VIM BoyIes of
CressOn, eight members OF whose family as
our readers well remember, fell victims i'm
rapid succession not long since to that terri
bic disease, diphtheria, died on Monday last,
aged between four and five months
Rev. A. 5. Morrison, Of the Disciples
church, this place, left Monday evening for
fOrtnights visit TO Summit county. Ohio,
where we hope he will have a pleasant time.
Rev. 7. r. Jones, OF the Congregational
church, will ofticiats in Mr.. M0rrison's place
on Sunday next.
Our young friend B. J. Lynch, of Altoo-
ma, has been smiling clear across his face for
the past two or three daVS and the reason
therefor is a new born, bouncing boy baby
which we hope will live long and grow up as
goOd-lOoking and well-dOing as his amiabe
and respected pa"
Miss Almra Ross daughter of John
died on Friday last at a hospital in Philadel-
phia, whittier she had gone to have n tumor
removed from her stomach. The remains
were brought home for interment on Tues
day. Her age was about % years.
We are sorry to have to chronicle the
death OF so good man as John e. Davis, Of
Cambria township He died last Friday
night full of years and mhm ned by all who
knew him. 1t is said Of e farm which he
titled that it was ohe 2" .Ie best to be found
within the limits OF -nern Cambria
The inquest nman into the manner
and cause of de-v- the case of Louis Del
ahunt, an acc0bS 81 which will be found in
another columnsi &c not concluded its Iabors
at latest accounts, though the suspicion that
the unfOrtu'NG man wa foully dealt with
seems to iIADIecome almost conviction.
-faNtthe Gatarrh Remedy is a marvellous
ave a. 5atarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth
al e - adache. With each bottle there is an
t4-geniOus nasal injector for the more success
full treatment of these complaints, without
extra charge. Price 90 cts. Sold by Z. Jamo's
Druggist, Ebensburg, Pa. [4-1.-e. ow. 1y.l
The JOhnstown Tribune peeped over the
mountain into Hollidaysburg the other day,
and discovered quite an excitement existing
there over the reported elopement Of two
white women with darkey paramours. The
Standard, however, which ought to know all
about il, don't seem to have encountered any
Of the excitement up TO date.
The late Matthew NJ. O'Neill, OF this
place, was remarkable for the care he took
in preserving the newspapers he subscribed
for. He had files on files Of them, notably
OF our swn county papers, some OF them ex-
tending back to a date before the present
generation was born. They would prove a
treasure to sOms local antiquarian.
/ Several articles in this and the preceding
issue of the FREEMAN were put in, type by
Master Joe McPike, who is enamOred with
the business, and insists on Setting em up
for an hour or two each day. Master ,JOe's
age is nine years, and we venture to say that
he is one of the youngest if not the very
fAray-f ba ~r7TA
Among the recent sudden deaths at Lii
ly'S, this county, at OF near which several Of
7 the kind have occurred within the last month,
were those OF Francis Barberick and Michael
Kerrigan, both Of whom were considerably
advanced in years and greatly broken down
/ in health, but neither Of whom seemed likely
/ to die so suddenly and unexpectedly as they
/ did
Our esteemed townsman r. L. Johnston.
Esq, has been invited to deliver an address
/ before the Land League Of MilyiIle on next
/ Sunday evening, and has sigufed his will
lingness to comply with the request He is
a pleasing speaker, and as he has been post
ing himself on Land League literature OF
late, il not long, rare forensic treat may be
anticipated.
A Clearfield county man named Waugh
was sentenced the other daV to two months
imprisonment and a fine OF one dollar for
stealing an OyerCOat and afterwards selling
il to the man from whom he had stolen it.
The Altoona Call thinks that the chap who
=
have been left 90 free and chrome given
into the bargain.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in
order to cuTtaH the number Of free passes
over their road, will hereafter charge en-
plOyes at the rate Of one-half cent per mile
Clerical orders will be given to pastors only
and they must be engaged in clerical business
while using them. All passes viii hereafter
be punched and register kept of them on a
slip by the conductor.
-Messrs Steausser and Moon, OF SNYDER
and Lancaster countless respectively, ship
ped ten head Of superior craft horses from
this place on Tuesday evening last. Two OF
the animals were bought from ex-Sheriff
Blair, of this place, and the remaining eight
from various farmers in Cambria, Carroll
and one or two other townships. The aver
age price paid was S130.
1T is true, as stated by the JOhn,toyyn
/ Tribune, that Mrs. Maggie Henry, relict of
I the late Hon. Samuel Henry, OF this place is
l lying seriously i'll, but it is not true that she
is at the house Of friend in Nashville Tenn.
She has been under treatment for infamma-
ton OF the bowels at q hOspitaIin Louisville
. Ky, and at latest accounts was SLOWLY but
surely progressing toward recovery.
Time is so rapid in its ceaseIess FIGHT.
that no man can o'ertake it, no matter his
might but there's Onefthing he can do and
do II a heap-h timepiece he can buy that
good time will keep and here VIC may add
that Cham. Roberts s the man who sells
watches and clocks on the square dealing
plan also many things else of the very best
kind, at prices as low as you can anywhere
find.
Its some of the fruits of the unpopular
new schedule. The Western Express train
ran into the rear end of a freight train at
East COnemaugh last Monday morning and
smashed things badly. The engineer, MI. r.
FL Kerr, Of the passenger train, and his fire.
man, Mr.. Z. Wilby, rs well as several other
persons, were Slightly injured. Both tracks
were blOckaded for several hours by the
m ishap.
The ceremony Of installing the recently
elected officers Of Summit Lodge, A. Y. NJ,
OF this place, occurred on Tuesday evening
last. Following are the names of said on
GERS Edwin Thomas, w. NJ; Ed. James,
kead, Secretary V. s. Barker, Treas urer
Capt. 4. NJ. Lloyd. D. D. c. NJ, and Mr..
II. l. Bunker, Of HOllidaysburg, were pres
ent on the occasion.
We learn with sincere regret Of the Sc
riOus illness Of Casper w. Easly. ESQ local
editor of the JOhnstowH Daily Tribune one
Of the most indefatiCable home and general
news gatherers in the State, and also Of Mr.
Michael Sweeney, q well known citizen and
prominent Democrat of Cambria borough
Consumption in the first instance and cry
sipelas in the latter are the diseases which
aftiict the aforesaid gentlemen.
Mr.. John Rodgers, formerly of this
place, would like TO be Mayor Of Altoona
and as a preliminary thereto offers himself
per card in the local papers 'tO the working
men and those in sympathy with our down.
Independent candidate for said office, pledg-
ing his life at the same time "to see that the
workingmens rights are respected" and
their interests subserVed. That's right
John go in and win if YOU can
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