The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-28
E,t LzbOr,t Four Ghosts.

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80, IA ,,J,.., others profess to
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c,u, those mystcrious visitors,
0,:.,:a, .t,,o,,,,j, the twilight of history and
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I. ITa,,7let and in MANY other Of Shaks-
-,a,re,s plavs. the ghosts come in as reeu-
yu,-,,t;. s,rr,oDp and so much as a
,,.,++ar If course that their coming at all
NOT coon, IN tl,a least miracnIous.-
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f.od,, o,,os+i,,,od I've existence cf Ghosts
Tbe ooe tI,o,,,b r. Is = little r.ore skepti-
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VI. 0,,,, r,,Il,od oil IN white in the
,,!oosart viII,ge of Rowlev. Mass. with
I'D rodbands from which il WAS deduccd
H. = ,,,os tho Ghost of = u,auslaughtercr
Who was long AGO hung. or deserved to be-
1Cso tho Roylev srecrre has experieuccd
. cbange of heart. for he is ALWAYS seen in
+Io frst orav dawn sLuyelirp snow from
the sidewaIks-a most cuusiderate and
DSeful slilit-that is, if the snow actually
disappears before his imrlcment-a point
unon which we are not Informed In some
of onr towns and cities. if he really could
s,ear the way for early pedestrians. he
1,ould have been this winter a prcdigious
friend to the law nor should ne ourselves
object to being so haunted.
Number Two is a woman, but at The
same time of the hair erecting and marrow
congealing sort. She travels bv rail. She
hannts the fiteman and she disuacts the
engineer Of the locomotive .Yon MollEe"
on the Binghamton Railway. iourneying.
against all the rules of the Companv, upon
the tender, and without prepaying her
fare. Tho incredulous conductor, upon
hearing of this dead head in a double
sense such), determined to investigate for
himself. The train stopped at a water
tank to replenish the boiler, ard there was
tie she ghost sitting still upon the tender,
and uttering the following words ''Now,
Billy, I've got you - The fireman was
about ungallantIy to smite the woman
with Chain, when the conductor came up
AID told him not to strike a woman but to
grasp and hold her-one of the neatest and
most pleasant nieces of advice possible un-
der any circumstances. Then the spectre
yanisbed-.smclted into thin air. as the
reDorter noeticalIy an6 originally observes
The fireman has met the same ghost since
I'm Syracuse. when and where She told him
;n senu1cb,.aI accents that ssyyhiskv would
bo tho dea+b of him (which we think ex
coedingIv rrobable. What else she told
linn he refuses to discloge but it must
have beep something awful. Lately. lust
-. +ba ergiue was going ont Of tLe ward
the ghost appeared arain and the err;-
r,er WAS so frigbtcned that lie declined
TO make his regular trip. and. goirg home.
probably took something hot and went TO
h.d
Number Three If Ghost at all. is one
interested in the Common school Srs+er,
of Massachusetts. It is attached toa Now
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