The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-19

1 no
nea. ana newsy journal of which onr rerr
worthy friend Il. B. McCrum is the nronri..
'o,' an" an" Tor which Mr.. D. b. Williams nm
",u - iLoensonrger, did the writing not great
In h;s ago. @ Inc Colonel has our best wishes
-George Shaffer, a resident of Mt. t+,;o,
huntington county, was arrested on Satur'
e,1 ea41 !aSt Tor raising check from 50 10 Tn
SHolo' forging the name of Mr. Walker. 70
whoIn 1t was male PAYABLE aud n. .s;,,, 3,
on w. 5 Taylor, of Huntingdon, i'm NV
meht for goods bought and receiv;no ,L .
oa'ance IN money. Shatter, who is a marr;.5
-; man anu tn- father of four children, is now
Now "summer firm, ber ,,o,, .,,
SIPS ana strays through stuhhie fields vet
an the while. IF prompt to .'foller'' an ad vica
! Which surely yields fair per cent on rbe
money spent for the best of goods in town
10 MEers y Lloyd with firm intent von'li 90
ana plank the money down for which of
| course the fullest return in value annie and
rue; as al who CO. can easily learn, they'll
Ue pleased TO give tn Sor
/ Private Iaig;er. Of ca A of III. firm,
months volunteers, who resided at Liver
more, Westnoreland county, met with n
shocking death near Plymouth, tnzerne
county, on Friday last, by heing struck and
run over 10y an engine, which literally tore
one or his arms AMI legs from the botv He
/ was taken TO the Lackawana hospital where
ne uleu soon after. His remaius were sent
10 ms late ho'ne for interment.
w nerIey. constable OF the
west wari, this borough, saw monster
bear on Laurel Hill, in jackson tuwnship,
On tuesday last. complacently engaged i'm
! fhunchihg rhestnIts. Not being propprly
armed and equipped. Nr. Whereby very
wisely concluded Ia bear the ills he had
rather Than fly TO others he knew not nf but
would no doubt have snon fouad ont had he
attempted to fool aruund his b-arsliir
| we are sorry To learn that the beloved
! anu devoted wife of Mr. p l.. Eek, n prom
! inent and highly respected citizen of Car
! r"iltnwn, died rather suddenly one day last
/ week, and while the hereavrd husband was
/ auSen' III butier county, WHITTIER the remains
I nf his deceased wife were taken for inter
Went. Gea'h once more entered his household
! ana laid ia unspa ring hand upon his infant
/ ch'id The hereaved husband and father
has the earnest sympa'hies of all who know
! him i'll his iuuhle aifliction.
| The Huilitlayshurg Register after stating
TINT VIM. y. Schell in 1872 when he was
| the Labor Reform candidate for Governor
Withdrew in favor of the Democratic ran-
di'late, and that il is strongly suspected that
/ there was n consideration for his doing 40
| CHE suspicion being purely imaginary with
| the Editor), asks: "Will the Standard prove
There was NOT? Perhaps the Register man
! is prepared to prove negdt,re in any gi Ven
! case, and IL so he stands without n peer In
I Blair county, or any where else.
| A little after 10 o'clock last night, saws
] the Hu Iiingdnn Globe of Wednesday, the fl
| alarm sounded and people hurried To the
"
leared that the keystone Boot and Shoe
/ Factory was on fire. Before the flames could
j bt arrested. the hotter h"us, was totally de-
| stroved. The fire did not get into tn. main
| building and very littl" damage was done to
! H. The loss. we suppose, will am"rnt TO
/ hrtween 5000 aud 81 900. No Insurance.
/ The origin of tine fire lis unknown.
| A little daughter "i Mr.. John Smith. of
/ Prospect borough, while Oh her way Monday
morning to serve customers in Minersvilie
/ with miik--the family keeping small
! dairy she was struck Ivy one uf the &. |.
/ Co.'S engines and kuocked down between
I the tracks, but fortunately there was suffi-
ci"ut space Ia permit the engine To pass over
without touching her body. The Injuries
: she Sustained! were comparatively trivial,
! hut the milk cans were badly dcmoralizr,i.
! So SAYS the Johnstowu Tribune at greater
! length.
! In the proceedings pending in the Or
phars Court Of Fulton county, Pa, in the
/ matter vt the estate of John Lightly, de-
! ceased, of whirh rather romantic story Is
told IN auoth"r cuutpu, the Audirnr APP
! pointed hy the Court to hear and report upon
I the facts in the case has filed his report, In
which he declares THAI from the evidence
! a,,duced before him the petitioner, MIR.
/ VIM. Leighty .f this place, is the son and
! only legal heir of The said John Irighty,
! deceased. The fund in dispute amounts 20
J about 81 100.
/ john OverhoIt of Mt. Pleasant, West
! moreand county, got himself outside of a
! considerable quantity of whisky on Monday
{ last, aud while Ia that condition about nine
o'clock at night entered The sleeping apart
| nent occupied Ivy young man rirployt'i an
! n baker bv his brother aud attempted To put
! Il bullet through him, but fortunately missed
his aim. The woull-be aud near ieing mur-
dereris now iu Jail at CIR, eusbnrg, trnin which
J il il io bc hoped he will emerge fully deter
{ mined never to let whisky get an oVerhott
ur under hold on him again.
-Rf R.v. bishop Tuigg administered the
; sacramrnt of confirmation I" a'"nt eighty
persons at 81. AlUysiu-' church. Summit
{ Vile. Il few DAYS ago several OF whom were
: converts recently r,.pt.ived into the church
! bv the z"alcus pastor, Rev. Father Hackett.
The decorations of the sanctuary on the oc-
casion We're a. usual exceedingly hne whlir
! the music 10y the cornet band of BIllys sta
! ton which bv the way bids fair To become
ere long one of the best In ;he county, Was
exceedingly creditable to that organization.
The Murphy movement has NJ last cap.
! tured James Ouslov, PItishurgE ward
politician of Republican proclivities, well
! known to many OF our realers, aud news
! paper correspondent and writer OF more tiltn
ordinary ability, as all will bear witness who
hayeever read the effusions of 'Cussew ,go.
Jau.s moved Ouslow in the road he has
! lust travelled, Int having reached the goai
! AZ last il Is to be hoped that he will not only
prove faithful to his pledge, but ihat his
/ example will serve TO turn many more IKE
! him from the evil of their way.
John Carroll Lloyd Yon VIM. Cochran
and Marshal Mccormick were all found
guilty at Hollidaysburg last week. a. in
manner and form indicted, for participating
I'm the recent railroad troubles at Altoona,
while John Speese was convicted and .!ohn
| Wise plead guilty to the sixth count Oh ihe
| Indictment. "obstructing and intimidating
railroad employees in the discharge of their
dutv." S NJ. RhuIe and Charles Filler, in
! dicted for like off.uses, were acquitted, and
| the recognizauces of A. Is. Glenn, "A. L.
| Garner aud Michael Higgins, were forfeited.
No sentences were imposed at latest ac-
| counts.
This morning about seven o'clock, says
| the Mt Pleasant Do,cn of the loih inst, mr.
In.a'..o Crouse met with n fatal accident
| while employed at Kenneer's limestone
| quarry I'm Mt Pleasant township. He was
smnloyed I'm 'bearing in" preparatory TO
knocking down quantity Of limestone, ana
/ ,ybiie thus engaged the dirt and stones above
him gave wav. falling upon him, and crush
ing him In a frightful manner. He was ex-
., =. sno,, as possible but life was