The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-23

anu are very interesting, also, in other re-
spects.
An elastic step, buoyant spirits, and
clear complexion, are the results OF pura
blood. The pOssessOr of healthy blood en-
joys clearness of perception, impossible
when the blood is heavy With Impurities
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla, the best blood pc.
riher and vitalizer.
MIR. III. A. McPike, Of tae A Itoona
Tt'''es, paid the town q short visit on Fri
day last but only tarrSed few hours, re-
turning to Altoona the same day. His oh
leet IN coming was te see his brother-io-Iav "
Mr. Martin Ward. IT., who, we are sorry to
say IS very Ill with that fatal disease. con-
suRptIoa
Now Is the time to commence making
arrangements for getting out every Demo-
cratic vote. Let every sound aud healthy
~. mocrat appoint hImself committee OF
one to take to the polls some aged or infirm
Qoter, who cO1ld not we'll get to the polls
without assistance. We have the votes, get
them out so chat they will coaat.
Under the new law a blank will be fur
nished to every taxable, waBich must be
lled up and sworn to. A great amount OF
I aoditional work will deyolse upon the as
SCISSORS AID county commissioners end a
large amount OF addition al expense will be
ehtalledupon the county, while the addi-
tional taxes collected will go to the State.
Inc new school house at Buah, In Cam
orla township, has been comp eted and is
HtIed Up with the latest improved style of
Scnootfurniture. The school was to have
opened on Monday last but as the desks
uiu rot arrive in time the day of commence
Iheht was put of until Dext Monday Miss
Lacta b-ynon, OF this place. is the teacher
-Ihe lro2 work for the new bridge over
theSuSquehanna at GErman's Mills. arrive 1
mere oy railroad In the beginning of the
week ana teams have been engaged hauling
u out To Its destination for the past few
usV5. An Ohio Bridge company has the
contract for its erection and when completed
it Will be the first iron bridge built in the
north Of the county
On Friday last crew OF extra freizh, No.
866 found the dead body of a man lying on
the railroad track near East Conemaugh.
with the right leg and aria broken and sew
eral cuts about the head and face. He is
supposed to have been riding on a freight
train aDd fell of He was about thirty years
OF age, and had sandy hair. His remains
were buried by the poor authorities
The best place to buy clothing in AL
toona is at the Rochester 'Gne-price Cloth
ing house, No. 1860 Eleventh Avenue Mr..
Charles Latteruer is now employed there,
and people from this county will find him
ever ready to give them bargains in all
kinds of clothing and gents furnishing
goods Don't forget when you Rn to Al
toOna that 1900 Eleventh Avenue is the
place.
-Wm. Scott and Mary Furst. of WAYNE.
burg, applied for and ohtainad a marriage
license. Then calling in witnesses the man
said: I'VE acknowledge ourselves husband
and wife" This acknowledgmenti is all the
law requires. and saved the fee of either
alderman or preacher. It was the shortest
marriage ceremony on record in the history
of Greene county.
The frat settlers of this county Rad tn
endure a great many prIvatious aud hard
ships that the people Of to-day never dream
Of. Among the many Iuxuries and com
forts that are enjoyed by the people OF to-
day. one Of the greatest Is the fact of being
able to step into John Owens store on High
street where yOn can buy dry goods. dress
goods, boots and shoes. groceries and pro-
visions o { the best quality at the very low
est prices.
A man named Bonn LLOYD was admitted
to the AlmshOuse last week, who was said
to he partially insane. but whose appear
arce and actions inpIcated that a hostility
to work was the strongest haIlucination OF
his unbalanced mind He cl timed to he a
carpenter and the next morning he was given
a Job on a wagon shed that was being built,
but after working short time remarked
had To work, =" took his departure for some
institution better adapted to his comfort.
The house OF Mrs. Sarah -o1ks,
widow woman, aged ,eighty-three. living
three miles from DuDois CIearfeld county,
was entered Thursday morning Of last week
between II and O'Clock by four masked
men. John Brooks, a son Of Mrs. Brooks,
aged sixty years was terribly beaten with
clubs by the men. and his condition is criti-
cal. Mrs. Brooks ans her granddaughter,
girl Of fourteen. were terrorized but un-
harmed About s6 in money, two watches,
and gun were stolen. Threats of lynch
ing the marauders are made.
Charley Michaels, Of JOhnstOwn. was
brought to Jail on Tuesday last, sentenced
to one years imprisonment in the county
Jail for beating his wife. He has served
several terms before for the same offence,
and unless disabled by accident OF his ca
reer cut short by death will more than
likely serve several more for the same Of
fence, as imprisonment in the county Jail
has no terIors for him. Nothing short OF
the whipping-pOst would have beneficial
effect Oh him and it certainly would save
a large amount to the tax payers, who must
pay for his boarding in the county jail.
Wednesday was a notable day for the
world. At o'clock In the
morning the long-expected och of the
periphelion of Saturn occurred. 1t is twenty
nine and one-haIf wears since the occur
renee of a similar event, and 10 that period
Saturn has travelled more than i've billions
of miles and now looks the sun in the face
from a standpoint one hundred billions of
miles nearer to the central orb thsO when,
fifteen years ago, he passed Apheiion. or
his most distant point from the sun. At the
same time the earth approaches q point
where her small orb is almost between the
sun and Saturn, and hence profits largely
by the proximity.
While assisting TO extinguish fire
among the rafters of the roof of blast fur
mace No. s, of the Cambria Iron company at
JohnstOwn on Monday last, Jacob Miller,
who was on a lada er at the time and look
ing up, was struck on the upper lip by a
falling slate that was torn off the roof and
IL. II sayarad from and