The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-22

to purchase a first class organ, will not find
a better chance.
Charles Hamilton, while employed at
! repairinga stack at the Cambria Iron Works
at Johnstown, on Sunday last. fell to the
/ ground a distance Of forty feet, and received
! a severe confusion of the spine and was 9th
| eIwise badly Jared and bruised, but the
/ prospects for his recovery are favorable.
On Tuesday last three prisoners escaped
from the Huntingdon jail by scaling the
| wall with the assistance of a rake, which
they hooked INTO the stones and raised them
selves up. Their escape was soon discover
ed, when they were pursued and one recap
tured but at latest accounts the other two
were still at large.
Miss Annie O'Neill has just returned /
from the city with Dice new lot OF hrst .
class millinery goods, ladies aud chill
dren's hats, Uonnets, flowers, trimmings of I
all descriptions, corsets gloves, hosiery, |
dress trimmings and notions of all kinds
which she sells at the lowest prices Gail
and see the goods
Mary TObbler, aged II, domestic in
the family of Judge Sutton, at Indiana, one
, evening last week swallowed half ounce
/ of Paris green with su icidal intent Medi-
cal aid was promptly summoned and, after
: period of intense agony, the gill gained
q relief, and is now recovering. She refuses
y to assign any cause for her deperate act.
Our farmers have been very busy the
!. last few DAYS planting their corn. A few
n more good days and corn planting will be
. done. when it would be well for them TO call
at John Owens store on High street, and
o lay in stock of dry goods, dress goods,
/, boots and shoes, groceries and provisions
: sufficient To last them until after harvest.
"A game OF base ball was played on the
d public square on Thursday last between
D. picked nine from this place called the SEN
IS ators and nine from the Normal School
called the Congressman. At the end of the
r sixth inning, when the game was called, the
u Congressman had succeeded in scoring two
i'll runs, while the Senators had 10 piled up to
their credit.
f. Andrew Ripple, foreman of the wreck
e, ing crew of the Pennsylvania railroad at
,ir Altoona was severely hurt on Saturday
las: near Birmingham on the middle divis-
IN ion. While clearing away wreck, a heavy
n rope to which too much strain was attached
ng broke, the end striking Mr.. Ripple On the
St. back. He was brought home. and il i
thought he will soon recover.
as The Loretto Mdse Co, Of LOretto. Pa
80 sells: 13 pounds granuIated sugar, Sl.Oo
OF pounds best green coffee, 81 90; syrups, a
10 60 cents per gallon; teas % to 60 cent
or per pound good broom, 10 cents; 10 plug
= smoking tobacco. 25 cents; best No. 1 salt
nd 81 40 per barrel dry goods boots and shoe
nd and all other goods at low prices.
On Friday last Mr.. Michael Fitzharris
ns- of GalIitzin, was appointed postmaster a
the that Place. He sent his bond in tie sum @
tn, $4,000 for the faithful discharge of the dutie
lrk of the office on Tuesday last, and in a fe'
. days his commission viii arrive, when b
IAN will assume the duties of the office. N
A.. Fitzharris is the first postmaster appoiute
an in Cambria county under the new admins
the tration. Next.
The Altoona daily Times was year ol
aw on Wednesday last aud McPike's legion {
lien friends in Cambria, his old stamping eroun'
ed / will be gratified to learn that he announce
The that his experiment of establishing dai
Democratic journal in that city, has prove
who To be an accomplished success. The Tim
so may therefore be regarded as resting on
uld solid basis, and our best wish is that 1t mi
4 to continue prospering and to prosper.
.ul- The Huntingdon journal says that
'ork sion bureau furnishing medicine is sImn
1y's ridiculous. and should be proof positive m
Sc 'he tellow Is fraud OF the first water
the -McDonaId at LorettO sells 16 poun
Hght brown sugar for 81 90 4; 10 pounds wbi
an sugar 81 pounds good tea, 81: 10 oonn,
} at 0O"ee' q = ooxes essence coffee. Zoe ; 4 o
to perS sooa' lOc; pounds prunes, 25c
to pounds rice, 25c; pounds barley. 25c .
ary pounds oatmeal, 25c pounds boyoinr . <
pieces soap, 25c; mOlasses, IS cents NJ
t a gallon; good syrup, 40 cents DER gallon
ce: All other goods at equally low prices p
ora cash or good marketable trade
j. The editor OF the Freeport .yo,rno, NH
ic- nolos position in the Revenue service q
the twenty third district, declares that h
g uaS oeen an offensive partisan and exnect
Irs 10 get bounced By the new Collector Of tba
e. district, Mr.. E. A. Bigler The Journal e1i
by tor further observes: I'VE can conceive o.
on hothlng more contemptible mean and nm
manly than for Republican who has bear
III instant In season and out Of season in ia
u nouneinG the Democratic party, to now ask
ye favor at its bands -
v Inc JohnstOwE Tribune OF Tuesdav
le says that man passed through that nIaca
20 on Saturday in pursuit OF his runaway wife
he stated that he lived on a farm naar
/ BlairsYille, and that while he was away from
l. nome his wife hitched two horses in his
e wagon, put a lot of household goods in the
? vehicle, took nearly $500 from huraor
g drawer and skipped, two of her sons acco,,
- panylnR her. He traced the Turnout az ,or
as EOensburg, at which point all know iaa
OI them appears to be lost He tbouobt
they came to Johnstown and went over the
mountain to HoIlidaysburg. He felt conf
ueht he would overtake the runaways At
that place. The mans name has not hean
learned, nor has any information reached
nete as to whether he has caught mn with
ms wife or not. If the man above mention.
90 was here prosecuting his search he mnst
nave been afraid of hnding his wife. as u,a /
AaVe oeen unable to find any person here 70 (
whom ne mentioned the object OF his visit .
-Ihe North american ReUielo con cIndas
IlS seventeen year with its June number /
/ II never had So large a circulation nor
/ EIeaIet lnnuence, nor a more brilliant STAFF
oI contributors. This number dtsc.ssas
seven topics OF vital public interest bv no
IeSs tDan fourteen eminent writer's not in
cluolrR the short contributions in .,Con,
ilehts. Shall Silver be DemOnetizad D.,
answered. pro and con- by three dis.i,-
guished economists, Sumner, LaughJin ana
NaIker' representing Yale and Harvard
colleges, ana the Massachusetts Institpto of
Technology. THE Tardinass 90 r.,-,, I