The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-10


or drv form it is a perfect remedy for those
terrible diseases that cause so many deaths
The wife and three small children of Mir.
Griffith Ashtown, who came TO this place
from England some three months ago and has
since then been employed as a carpenter at
Heist's new summer hotel, arrived here on
Thursday last, direct from London, and
found everything in readiness for housekeep-
ing. We welcome them 70 the sweet land of
liberty.
Our young friend Webster Evans, eldest
son of Mr.. David Evans. of this place, who
for the past ten months has been employed
as a clerk in the store of relative al Kane,
Mexican county. and who previous to that
slung tvDe for a number of years in the Her
ala Office here, came home ON Saturday to
see his relatives and friends, returning to
Kane yesterday
The result by maiOrities of the late cleo
tion in our neighboring county Of Blair is as
follows Beaver over PattisOn, 514 Camp
bell over COffroth. 922 Geesey, Rep-, over
Stewart. Dem, for Prothonotary, 149. The
balance Of the Republican county ticket is
elected by maiorities ranging from 500 to l.
$50 CampbelPs majority in the dstrie5 is
estimated at ESQ.
We hope it is not too late to congratulate
Brother Baker, of the Cherrytree Record on
the fact that he has become sole proprietor
Of that admirably conducted local journal.
There is no more deserving man IN the edi-
.oriaI harness than Mr. Baker, nor a more
readable local paper published anywhere in
the rural regions than the Record, and we
are glad to know they are both prOspering.l
You never saw or heard Of better bar
gains than S. Sprankle s. Son, Altoona, are
now Offering in mems and boys overcoats,
reversiDes, ulsterettes, etc, which they
/ have IN every style and pattern imaginable,
from the very finest to the cheapest, and at
prices so astonishinglv low that you cannot
! help but buy. By giving them an early call
| you will save from IS to % per cent on all
/ purchases.
1t affords us infinite pleasure to announce
| TO the legion of friendsof Hon. c. L. Perish
/ ing. in his old Cambria county home, that at
7 the election on Tuesday last the people of
! Schuvlkir county reelected him to the Office
/ of President Judge bv a large majority.
| This result is alike highly credtahle to the
voters of SchuylknI county. and highly hon
/ orabIe to Just, able and fearless admins
! rator of the law.
! A nile of boxes in front of John Owens
| store, High street, means that that wide
/ awake merchant has lately received from the
/ Eastern cities q large lot of new goods, such
/ as dry goods, boots and Shoes groceries, etc.
I He is a man of his word, and when he assures
/ us, as he does, that he means to sell the same
/ at a considerable reduction over ruling prices
| we believe him. The best brand of -four in
J the market at Owens.
In addition to his usual splendid stock of
clocks, watches and iewelry, e. T. Roberts,
| High street. has also the biggest and best in
/ voice Of fall and winter hats and caps in
/ town the best custom made boots and shoes
! for both sexes the best tea coffee and sugar;
the largest display of notions-all which and
| everything else on his shelves, he will sell to
| cash customers on terms which are guaran-
teed to he satisfactory to purchasers.
! We acknowIede the rece ipt of posta ]
| card'from Brother Conrad, Of the McVeytown
Z Journal, requesting our presence in Hunt
iugdon ON Saturday of next week for the
/ purpose of taking a hand in the formation of
! what is to he known as the Editorial A Associ-
/ alton Of the Juniata Valley, but as we can't
( 90 to Huntingdon and return the same day,
Z I a
I making he trip, it looks as if the meeting
/ would have to try and worry along without
us.
! Sister Marie Genevieve, Of the order of
/ st Benedict, died Of consumption at st. JOS
} eph's convent, st. Mary's Elk county, on last
/ Sunday night in the thirty-first year of her
age. Sister Genevieve was a daughter of the
/ late Miles Doran and his surviving widow
/ Mrs. Bridget Doran, of Altoona, and was one
! of three sisters who adopted a religious life.
I the only survivor of the three being Sister
! Mary Josephine, Of the Sisters of Mercy, now
at St Johns convent, Altoona, May her
soul rest in peace
--Marcellus Weakland a young man who
was born and raised, If we mistake not, at or
near Chest Springs, died i'm Altoona, on last
Sunday morning of inflammation Of the
, bowels. aged about % years. The deceased
! is said to have been engaged to a young lady
who died a short time before the day fixed
1 for the wedding, and afterwards woed and
I won a sister Of the departed fair one, whom
/ be was TO have married ere long had not
I death claimed him for its own. His remains
/ were'interred in the Catholic cemetery at AL
tOona on Wednesday. May he rest in peace
presents his compliments and begs to say to
the public that at his rooms, High street, will
be found the largest, incest and best disp lay
/ of clocks, watches and iewelry ever brought
to Ebensburg. This is no mere boast-he
desires one and all to visit him and be con-
vinced that in this assertion he is combining
himself strictly to the truth. His stock, Of
course, is bought to be sold. and we hereby
give notice that he will sell it, or any part of
It, cheaper than the cheapest. Make note
of this.
Mr.. NJ L. Keck, who for the past year or
m ore has beer connected with the Cambria
House, in this place, departed Tuesday af-
ternoou for Pittsburgh, where he has secured
better paying position in the Office of the
st. James Hotel and where he cannot fail to
fill the bin to perfection. "Mart'' is good
fellow and the s. James has captured a win
ming card by securing his services, as few if
any from this section, or wherever else he is
known, will give him the go by when they
visit the Smoky City. He is succeeded at the
Cambria House by Mr.. Frank Gurley, who
will do justice TO the position.
There are said to be quite number of
exceedingly dry Republicans in and about
Summerhill who Tong to kno W what became
of the five gallons of Republican whisky
which was spirited away from a certain
blacksmith shop in said village on the night