The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-05


tary, Sheriff. yor Director aud Jurv Com
missioner. T1py have adopted the increased
delegate system and abandoned the Craw.
ford county system.
There were more abandoned females in
a''enuahoe at Court during the present
"eeK' than were ever known to be in the
.o"h AZ one time before. As none OF the
nO'efS would Keep th-na, they were compeR-
co 10 walk the STREETS during the night until
pioFed up by the police, taken to Jail. aud in
VIZ uiorn'ng were hued 81 80 piece which
Ssey had 10 pay before getting out.
-On Friday last Polish woman who
was on her wey from HoutzdaIe TO- Pitts
buTg' stopped OF at TYRONE aud burriedIv
proceeded to physicians Office, where in a
rev minutes she gave birth to child. -
Ihings were Dade as comfortable ys rossi-
Die for the niother aud child, aud the next
morning she walked to the station through
heavy rain and took the cars FOR Pittsburg
"A Jofnstown runner on Thursday nj,
last week left horse he lad hired from tho
Messrs o Hara, OF this place, hitched at the
station at Cresson and took the train for
JohnstnWn. In consequence of the accident
on the branch that aftetReep, the gentleman
VINO went after the horse did not get there
al the time expected and the horse fnaIIv
scaTan9 at the cars broke loose and ran avYav
badly wrecking the buggy.
There is every indication that she com
ing summer season will find our town fuU or
summer visitors, who will spend the sur,
mer mere for the benefit of their health
boarding house keepers and everybody else
saOnId remember that they can always fFd
az John Owens store on High Street dry
Sooos' dress goods, boots and shoes, grocer.
les, provisions, and all kinds of capped
goods at the very lowest prices.
Attention is called to the fact that R;cb-
ara l.. Davis boot and shoe store in this
place IS stocked futi OF mems ana bov,s hao,s
and shoes, ladies, misses and cbiIdren's shoes
OF every description, all of the latest stvIes
ard which he IS selling at the lowest eriess
Attention is called 70 the Improved Bang
up " shoe, very fne dress shoe for gentle.
men that ne Is selling at $3.50. Call and ex
anime his stock and see for yourse94 what
bargains iIe is Offering
How young old people look who have
never been seriously sick, and wbs never
worry or fret. How old young people look
who fret and stew and suffer pain all at
once But we eaE'nt altogether helm our
opposition, and we will sometimes oct ont of
sorts in spite az all our caution. Then we
need the best, the simplest and the safest
medicine known, which is Dr. Kennedv's
Favorite Remedy. Puriies the blood and
renews vitality in old and young.
{ -mcDona'd AZ Lorettn sells IS pounds
light brown sugar for 81 90; 12 pounds white
sugar, 81 pounds good tea, 81 20 pounds
coffee, 81 4 boxes essence coffee. a0c ! ma.
pers soda, lOc; 3 pounds prunes, 25c; 3
pounds rice, pic; 4 pounds barley, 25c &
pounds oatmeal, 25c 6 pounds honiny. Sc.
pieces soap, 25c; moassps, ~ cents per
gallon; good syrup, 40 cents per gallon
All other goods at equally low prices for
cash or good marketable trade.
Mr.. David Trrxler, a we'll known citi-
zen OF Gailitzin township. who had been at.
tending Court Grand Juror was taken
suddenly sick on Wednesday evening about
five O'Clock He was hei-ed to the Office Of
Dr. Griffith where he remained until about
nine O'Clock, when a lounge was procured
and he was carried to the Mountain House.
Kidney disease is his aument and Yesterday
morning he was resting somewhat ea siar
and bad improved somewhat from the night
before
Two men with two OF Johnstown's fair
but fran ones, who were here in attendance
at court, started on Tuesday night at abou.
10 O'Clock to take drive to Ioratto hut
when they had got as far as the east end
OF town free fight was started inside Of the
carriage, when the driver Jumped off. un-
booked his team and rode back to town.
leaving the quartette fighting Ike Kilkenny
cats Whether they fought until there was
nothing left OF not, the driver cannot say.
as when he went back for the carriage they
were gone,
We learn from the Johnstovn Tribune
OF Wednesday last that on the previous dav
Mr. James Furlong, a well known conductor
on the Pennsylvania railroad. who resides
at East Conemaugh, in the immediate vicin-
ity Of the residence OF Mrs. Oatman, widow
Of the late George w. Oatmau, ESQ, of this
place made information before Justice
Strayer, of johnstown, charging Mrs o.
with having thrown water on one OF his chill
dreh, with making threats of serious ma
ture against members Of his family, and al
so that Mrs. Oatman and her daughter have
endeavored to cause trouble betweeH him
and his wife by circulating false, scanda-
lous and defamatory reports concerning
him. A warrant was issued for Mrs Oat-
mans arrest, and the Tribune says the
hearing of the case will attract a great deal
Of attention. owing to the prominence of
the parties involved in the difficulty.
How Decoration Day Was Observed.
Decoration Day at this place passed off
without any special ceremonies. The graves
of the deceased soldiers in the different Gem
eterTes in this peighborhood were decora ted
with flowers by the committee appointed
for that purpose. The 10 O'Clock train un-
expectedly brought St. Patrick's Coruet
Band, of Gallitzin. who came up for the
purpose Of decor sting the grave of the late
Father Christy, which they proceeded to do
Immediately after their arrival and also
placed a boquet on the grave of the late F.
P. Tierney, Esq. The band remained I'm
fnrrr all -dau takinn thair dnrna rt,,rn IL, lho