The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-03-19


ne AFFAIRS present an attractive appearance
Ed. T. Dunn, of the Central Hotel. AL
toona' for selling liquor to men of known
incorporate habits, was sentenced to pay a
me or $50 and costs OF prosecution, and uu-
dergo an Imprisonment in the county iail
tor ten days, by the Blair county court last
week. ''''
better stop your cough while YOU can.
by and by nothing will do it. 1t is worth
needing, that Parker's Tonic is the best
thlnG known for coughs colds, torpid liver.
Kidney troubles and weak lungs. You risk
yonr life in waiting. Take It while there is
yet time
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, widow Of
+ the late Joseph Thompson, who served in
captain Andrew MitchelPs company Of
fennsylvania militia during the war of 1919.
gets pension of eight dollars per month,
ana Is the only pensionsr of that war in In
diana county.
There are now sixteen completed pro-
ducing oil wells at Kane. Mexican couotv-
with An aggregate daily production OF 1913
barrels. The largest well flows $50 barrels
per day. Fifty nine new wells are being
hammered through the rock as fast as steam
can drive them.
The card of James L. Walters. ESQ. of
Johnstown, appears in this issue, in which
ne announces himself as q candidate for
District Attorney. Mr.. Walters is an ac-
tive aud consistent Democrat, and we'll quail
lhed to perform the duties of the Office of
OF District Attorney
Mr.. j. b. Denny, Of the Mountain
House, has placed in the room over the
mountain House bar ine billiard table
ana fine pool table, both new, and of the
oest make. Lovers Of the cue can now en-
Joy themselves on as good tables as can be .
found in the country.
-Grazier, the Tailor and CIothier will he
at the Mountain House, Eben sburg Monday /
and tuesday, March 22nd and 23d, with full /
ine samples of piece goods, to make suits to 4
order also full line samples OF ready made .
clothing FOR men. boys and children also /
hats, shirts, collars, etc.
When the blood is loaded with impurI.
ties and moves sluggfshly in the veins, an
alternative is needed This condition Of the
vital fluid cannot last long without serious
results. There is nothing better than
Aver SarssparilIa 20 purify the blood and
impart energy to the system.
Each of the following named persons
can oct letter by calling ~ the E5eusburg
postoftice Miss Minnie Fri,zsinger. Miss
Mary ShoTtencarrier, ? Miss Mary Cooney,
Mrs. Richard Elder. Mrs. Maggie Jones,
Mrs. Lizzie J. Jones, Mr.. Charles Diwenes,
Mr.. Wm. Wright, Robert GilIen.
Mr.. John T. Long, the enterprising con-
tractor and builder, Of SummerhilI intends
erecting a large planning mill and furniture ,
actOry at that place. The lumber IS al
-eady on the ground for the building, and /
Mr.. Long expects to have tn machinery in /
operation by the first of May,
George Krouse, Anthony Vile and W. J
3. Wilson, colored became Involved In 4
quarrel on Saturday night at OsceoIa, Clear /
ield county, during which the latter had his {
kull fractured, and is not expected to live.
krouss and Vile were arrested and sent to a
be Clearfeld jail to await trial
We forgot last week TO call the attention
Il our readers to the change in advertise
nent of a. T. Goetz, Altoona, Pa. II is not :
90 late yet however, for lovers OF fine .
iothe5 30 crafty their wants at bis tailoring
establishment, 1911 Eleventh avenue. that
ity His charges are very reasonable.
Subscribers who contempate changing 3
heir residence on the first os April next G
7ill plearse notify US where to send their b
apers, and when doing so will please let G
IS know where they have been getting IL
heir their paper heretofore, and save US p
be trouble Of hunting all over our subscrip-
on book TO fad their names a
Robert Cochrane. who was injured on J.
le railroad 1t Gallitzin about three weeks d
rT5 lad Ii.
thursday of last week. He was one Of Il
allitzin's oldest citizens. His remains a
ere inferred 20 the Union Cemetery at q
aIlitzin on Saturday morning. Sergeant l'
homas McClosBey, Post, G. 4. r., attend Il
! the funeral and fred the usual salute. u
When corps of railroad engineers ap- q
ears in Eoeusburg lt necessarily excites the p
IriOsty OF our citizens, who are still hop. u
q that ere long a road will be built down =
Ie Blackjack. A railroad in that direction "
ould enable great manv people TO reach o.
1hn Owens store, on High street, where u
ey can at all times get their dry goods, II
-ess goods. boots and shoes. groceries and "
-oy isions at the very lowest prices ~
Joseph McMeen was arrested at Mifiiin- -
,wn OF Thursday Of last week aud lodged -
the jail by Sheriff Fowles and Constable -
charged with administering strych
me to his wife, who died very suddenly at
sr home in Port Royal. 1t appears that
IcMeen went to Patterson and bOuebtfrom st
IugPist Banks twelve grams of strychnine rc
Y the purpose OF killing rats The drug W
st placed the poisonous drug In an envel- sa
1e, and marked it poison. McMeen, it is
leged. transferred the drug TO another en- a
l0pe and sent &c to his wife As qulniue, to a.
used for the ague, from which aiIment she
as suffering. She took a dose Of the drug, IA
"a a few minutes afrerward dropped dead. Sc
The latest advice5 from LiekiDgviile, or
arion county, where Mrs. John Eyerhart
d her mother. Mrs. .Gilf ian, were so b5u. JC
lly murdered, develop the fact that robbie bI
was the sole object Of the crime. Suspi- nc
IN pointed so strongly to John Porter, a
ner, that a search of his house was made OF
d resulted In the finding of knife be- ha
leing TO EVerhart, which has been missed Ov
ice the crime. Further search discovered b.
3 roll of bills which had been stol n.
lev were concealed in a coal mine near
rfer's house. Search was at once mad
r Porter, but up to this tme he has not
en discovered. Tha neghburbo0d IS
,used aud threats Of summary justice are 81
,ely uttered. ii,
The Johnstown Tribune or Monday IN
gs "Hon A Barker came In on she s. tr
G.. this morning ard departed on Day tvs
press for his home in Ebensburg. He
\ 49,, 5oing some tRmperaDce work in