The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-24

( 'N''''V'tuoteS anu q lew other articles
/ Vi "farihg apparel a thorough CLEANSING
-Rev. CYRUS Jeffries. who formerIE ro
| 5u1" III w mite township, in this conntv
Sieu very suddenly of paralysis on last
Sul'uay week, while on a visit to New .Jer.
sty. HIS remains were brought IN MI
ohlon, Huntingdon county, ami interred
III lhe cemetery at that place on FRIDAY last
Io-heV. christie Quinn, son of Mr. Michael
Qilnn, of Ccnemaugh borough. Who was "na
o.. nVe priests oryained i'm Pittsburgh one day
! laSt week, celebrated his first Mass at ST
gohh church, Johnstowr, on Sunday last
Ihe Rev gentleman starts for omaha 10
morrow, to which diocese he has been a..
sgued. ~ o'oh ''S'
Oi washington township, were killed Lv thn
S''uruay evening excursion train from Pitts
o"rsh snort distance this side Of Cressou
@ a,u TWO sheep met with like fate from the
same cause few miles further ON Tha
COWS We're insured for $50 each. but the
/ sheep were not. ~ VIC
y. w. Easily, we rejoice to learn, has so
" "lar recovered from his recent injury as 10 be
. 1910. ,m.e 10 uispense with the ''splnts" un his
tractn-ed arm FROM the elbow down. ami
a'so nnds It necessary to take very l1tle
sung III his just now. His speedy recoy
ely ana early return TO repUrtorial duties
are confidently looked for
We had friendly call on Uad,os1,
! last from Mr.. Z. I. Schubert, of ScbuvIlxi;I
county, who is about ueeutjati,,, far tLo
purchase of The JUhnstuwn Free Press. a
In,
Isconstructon Democratic basis. Wetr
mat he will succeed in his new enterpris, If
lie concludes to emLarlS therein
.Nesuvius (the worlds great safety
NalFe) again threatens an neruptioti-alwavs
uncomfortable by human effort Eruntinns
ot tue physical system, as Boils pimpIes
etc, arc Natures safety means to war; ,he
sufferer that his blood needs entire pnrifica
uch-mnst quickly and effectually accom-
plshed hy using Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture
We learn from the ,Jnhnstowt, T,.;5,,,,o
tlat while Mr.. BENZ. Paul of jackson town
snip, and his father and two young ladies'
named Korabaugh, were returning from q
funera. on the 10Th lust. the span Cf horses
attached TO the spring wagon occunied hv
them were struck by lightning and irsrantIv
Killed. though the inmates of the vehicle
fortunately escaped without injury
A horse stolen, more probably hor
roweG for ride without leave, from a farm
cr hamed Stincman, residing near ST. Clairs-
vile, Bedford county, was recovered in
Hol!ldaysurg, On Friday last, where il had
been tied to Il post and left without food or
wafer for over eight hours a good saddle
stolen from another farmer III Mr.. Slime
mans vicinity recovered al the same
time.
If mothers would make it n poirt to
leave the blackberry jam in sOIne accessible
place in the cellar they would probably find
ii less difficult to get the boys to chop wood
or bring mp coal than 1t is TO buy made-up
clothing for the youngsters even at g, cLean
JChnsto own, Where wearing apparel for men
and boys is kept in great variety aud sold at
wonderful low prices.
"A large and brilliant light was observed
{ or "Wednesday afternoon in the direction of
NitktOwn, which gave rise In the unpleas-
ant presumption that She village aforesaid
was one fire. as it seemed inICSSible to ac-
count for what seemed so extensive a con-
HagratiOn i'll any other hypothesis, though
whether such fears were grOundiess or other
wise we failed To learn mp to the time of GO
ing press on Thursday afteruuun.
The Beard of School Directors have Sc
lectcd the following corps of teachers to take
charge of our borough schools for the ensu-
ing term, commencing on Monday, Sept. 81,
Mr.. +. ~. Lyte being, as we have already
announced, the principal in charge: No. 2,
T.. V. Barker, at a salary of $40 per month
No 3, Miss NJ Brookbark, S33; No. 4, Miss
NJ. f. Davis, S2S No. 8, Miss Allie Lloyd,
S2S; No 6, Miss Hattie Jones, S2s.
WIN. III. McEurue, Esq, a native of this
county aui the last editor of the LemoCrut
aud Sentinel a paper upon the ruins of which
the FREEMAN was established more than
ten years aud "A half ago, died in Washing
ton, Pa, after a brief Illness, on Friday last,
aged we presume, abnnt IS years. Mr.. Nc
Eurue studied law after leaving this place
and was a practising attorney for several
years preceding his death. Nay he rest in
peace.
To he a successful farmer man should
combine reading, observation and practice
I He NAV work in the field all his life ard
still be poor in pocket if he dent read the
FREEMAN regularly, note the fact carefully
that money can be savet by huTlng dry
/ goods groceries, etc, from Myers Il Lloyd,
and practice economy by purchasing all he
needs at that cheapest of all mercantile
marts. The same rule will hold good in all
other occupations aua avncations OF life.
1t il re lated by the Altoona Tribune as
a so,newha: remarkable incident, that while
two members of the Latta Guar'i, who had
attached themselves to a Bellefonte ccrra-
: nv were on their way 10 JOIN their company,
i'm order that they might aid in the restora
tinn of law aud order, they were cursed and
most foully abused by young man nained
Wuod who expressed the hope that they
would be shot. Before the soldiers returned
10 their hume duties, Wood himself was a
corpse. .,.
Mr. John &. Gates, of White township,
v,h, wanted 10 hui didn't get himself elected
To- the Legislature three years ago, has very
unseltishlv consented or concluded to accept
tbe emntv honor of the Republican nomlna-
tinu for Prothouotary--prOv Ills tender
ed to him Col. VIM. M'Derfnott, ct Clear
field township, and j. >. PAU, ot Groyie
township, are also in the Same boar out me
nrc,,,Iilities are that they will both he saved
from n rough AMI fruitless voyage oy having
the Gates closed against them.
The Clearfield Republican comes to the
front again this week with couple Oh pig
stories about wheat raising III that county,
ona ,f which details the alleged fact that
Donicl storm, of Pike towrghip, (good name
If IL had a Nc TO it,) cut nineiy-fve dozen OF
Grain off three acres, thirty-oue GnZen OF
Which yielded thirty bushels OF clean wheai
and the other story is that Elias kyier, of
Cosben towrship, threshed and cleaned mp
oue hundred and five bushels of wheat, the
nrotuct of three and half acres,
The Altoona Mirror of Wednesday says
Some three months ago a man calling liin-
liz TetseI claiming to I've n Spariard, pro-
snectinp for lead on the Cleariield Ureek,
,i,ssod o,er the farm Of Anthoby Myers,
located in Gallitziu township, Cam bria r'nh-
", just over the line of Biait county ai1' I,S
os,,,,.rad evidences nf oil on the land. lie III
fornad Mr.. Myers of the fact aud since mat
time Mr. Myers has made an investigatinn
f,,r himself and says that from his acqaaiiht-
a,,ce with the sig's he tei1eves 'hat ~, -
,here He is undecided whether 10 go 10 me
EXPENSE of boring or nor: ,,o