The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-01-25
CARROLLTOwS, JAN. Is. lsa

u here has been received a. The RI
demptlon agency ia Washington. frsu1 q
New nik city bank, $50 note. t,yo-.hirds
of which was counterfeit aud the rem aindcr
genuine. The note was pasted very uicely.
and as the right end of The bill was 0er,
me- the teller In Counting tnjs package
would have passed the note If lac I'D
counted IL fion the end The only safe
way TO examine bank notes is to count Them
80 that the Whale note can be seen
= here is arother aged bridegroom
Nathah G"h, OF Clarksbui g-N hose nlnY-
rage has caused hearty as great sp,sptio,,
III west NIrginia as the IoId-Iicks affair
Il, view eik. tie u ejgity-iive. five years
"!ner than Thomas Lord. and the bride
neg bliss h"rher. is fac, stylish. hand
some woman OF forty. Mr.. Guf Is mil
honaire, but no one dreams of calling him
insane, nor have the newly welded pair
iouhu IL necessary to go into hiding
"A parry oi yonng people who serenafeti
Young married couple living twenty miles
north OF Iowa City, got All order for keu
oi oeef on hemper, a neighbpTing saloon
Keeper. lhey consumed tie beer and de
manded more, which :Ee saloon keerpr
refused, whereupon tiey attacked him
WIN stones, beat Ia is " ife and children and
literally tore his house 10 pieces. Ermper
was fatally injured. Two step sons oC ibe
ofide were OF the party. Warrants ont
ior all the parties and one has been captur.
ed. =" pun
:, "A young married couple named Brag
IN HN'hg on 1onie street, i'm Nelrose
Mass, were found Friday evening nv
friends, who called upon them i'm tl,air III
ting room-Mrs. Brag1on living dead on n
s'ia' ana her husband unconscious ON the
moor, but living. Medical assistance was
called Tor the man, aud next moruing ba
seemed III i1ir way 20 recover. The af-
iaif Is regarded by some persons as n,yste-
,'is' 1hongh others attribute the death of
Mrs. Bragdon aud the prostIa.ion Of her
husband to the effects of coal-ras escori,,,,
through register. A thorough iny-siiOa.
ti"n was 20 be made of the case
Al soldiers who re-enlIsied for tbrae
years between January lst, 1863. aud Anil
ISL, ioo4' having previously served nine
months, are enti led To S4OO bounty, or 81
"'"ch 'heteol as remains unpaid. In nearly
r'tiy case where bounty IS due, the soldier
oeihg uead, the nearest surviving heirs are
entitled. ALI soldiers who were discharceg
l"' wounds, iuP'Hre, ~ any bodily ii,iufy
t"ot SiSeatel, are eutUlrd L. the f,,il
amount "i bounty they would have received
naG HEY served out their entire .erp,
Many pensioners are now entitled To an in
CREASE the pensions having been increased
siece they we're placed ON the roll, and an
Increase can be obtained if properly prose
cuted.
The Raleigh O6serrfr SAYS that abor,
WE'VE months ago man named Ssaorist
n"'iius from Union county, arrived i'm M,
Town OF hickory, Cataw ba comfy. \. &.
"fh woman and small girl abont fnur
year old. In few days thereafter he Was
" carried To the woman by the Rev. Mr..
harlzeil, Methodist minister of the town.
shu ,'hmehlately disappeared On Satur-
u'y last party of men were out hunting
l,at
were observed scratching The o,on,l
The bodies of woman and cb,Id -
found The bodies were those IL the ro-
man oeasrist married and the little girl.
oeagris is IN Union county, ard Office.
Rave seHs in ruroun OF hin.