The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

over two mOEJ0S ago IOf SOiOtduO III q
wagon. They were captured by Indians
and all murdered but Miss Clutz, who was
rescued last week by United States troops
"A young lady of Reading had her pho
tograph taken few months ago, and the
flowers in the corners of the necktie ap-
peared like two distinct human skulls
The young lady thought this was pre-
nonition of death, and whether from the
fright (which was alieged) OF some other
cause she died in less than three months
Mr. Guy Carlton, a robust farmer sew
en.y-five years old, living near tue village
of Wyoming, n. Y, has bought his coffin
and has it ready for use. He also has
ready for erection a solid marble block,
cbisseied in the shape of dwelling, with
doors and windows. The block viii be
put over his grave to symbolic by its forTn
and solidity the last long dwelling OF man.
At Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Mary NC
Beath, a widow fifty-six years old. fell dead
from joy, occasoned by the return OF son
who had been absent long time on the
lakes. He brought home number OF
presents, and told his mother that he in>
tended building her a new house this win
ter their present abode being very humble. |
Her excessive JOY brought on heart disease,
which caused her death.
"A Catholic priest preached sermon |
in behalf of the Church and Convent OF 1
St. Louis Bertrand, at Louisville, in the /
course of which he paid a glowing tribute |
to the 1aIL0 ana lD61alhY Ot Tue WOfDcI Va
the Catholic Church, aud said that espe- |
cialiy to the servant girls Of America does
the Church owe mos: OF its success. Their
donations have made the Catholic Church
what it is to-day in the United States.
"A poor Irishmvn at Rochester owed a
rich man some money, and was unable to
pay. The rich man obtained Judgment
ard an execution, but there was nothing on
which the Sheriff could levy. The Irish
mao had two large pigs, but the law alhDws
a man two and the Sheriff could not take
them. The rich man then bought two little
pigs, had them presented to the Irishman,
and thereupon took bis TWO large ones.
A quiet looking man with pleasant
face, iroG gray whiskers and hair and the
plainest attire-that is Mr.. James @. Fair,
of Nevada, the pOssessor of an agreeable
income of $780, 900 a month. He superin-
tends the working of the three Bonanza
mines, while his partners, Flood and
Macl1ey, attend to finance. lie has just
been taking months vacation in the
East-it is the first time in seventeen years
} that he has stayed away from the mines so
} long.
The Washington Post says that the
only safety for Mr.. Hayes is to keep out of
the way of the syren Camerons. Mr.. Lin
. coin was warned against them, but in less
} than a week he suceumbed, and made tie
} wckedest of them one of his abinet aC-
visers. Grant fought as long as he could,
but Don smiled upon bin and be fell. As
tough q sojourner as the widow Oliver
! gazed. listened, was thrilled aud confessed
} herself vanquished. If Mr.. Hayes deliber
] ateS he is lost.
The Pittsburgh Post says that Gov>
! ernors of this State used TO get along on
o three thousand a year, but itappears Hart
o ranft has impoverished himself on ten
J thousand per annum. He must, immedi-
9 ately upon retiring, be supplied with anoth-
Office that will pay better. Hattranft
n was to have Mann's place as Prothonotary
: in Philadelphia. 1t may be changed to
|. the Collectorship, and he will be made
e Major General under Hoyt, which will also
, be made a salaried Office by the Legislature
this winter-just enough to keep the wolf
l. from the door. He is not fond OF work all
\ he wants is fat office.
h The Harrisburg Patriot publishes the
d following by request Samuel Zeigler oil
G. West Hanover township, Dauphin county,
Pa, ran off with my wife on Thursday, the
g 14th of November. He is six feet, three
to inches in height, sandy hair, limps a little
le from stiffness in left leg. and a carpenter
er by trade. My wife is a small woman, will
ID blue eyes, has two front teeth out in uppei
jaw, and dark brown hair. / am a poo
IN man aud have three small children. Any
n, person knowing of their whereabouts will
a confer great favor by addressing posta
lg card to Thomas Pottiger Linglestown
ne Dauphin county, Pa. Western paper
5. please copy.
er AT Edenburg, Clarion county, on Fri
lp day about eleven O'clock as the funera
d, procession of eleven year old daughte
n of Mr.. Crum, of PiclIwicll, was in the vi
ed cinity of jefferson station, The horse in tn
sr. hearse took fright at a passing locomOtiv
and ran away, throwing the driver from
ay his seat, considerably injuring him, an
on smashing the hearse and rough box whic
ms contained the coffin, damaging the latter
"a, This scared number of other horses
- which also took to their heels throwing ou
las the occupants and damaging the vehicle.
Altogether there were five carriages nor
re- or less damaged, though no person wa
ars seriously hurt.
rly Boston has interesting family
cal father, mother and ten year old 6aught,
IN that lives in a great mansion without
ty, servant, only having woman come fro
time to time TO do the heavy Homework
led For years the inmates have lived on fru
7ho and vegetables only. The child is kept
aid glass case, her play room, study an
ted nursery all being at the top of the hous
any where the walls aud roof are OF glass Il
sed continual sun bath being considered n
vas cessary to the child's physical and NOR
health and well-being. The mother, fu
, in nerly normal schOOl-teacher and gre
It a student, is the child's teacher and, wi
rse- the exception of her daily airing in Il
ach handsome grounds of the place. the lit
lots girl never goes out and rarely does she s
Iery another child.
hey One of the fashionable colored barber
of Springfield, Ohio, Dom Bazy, has ado
pro- ted the bell pinch in his establishment
Ger, record the work done, each barber rinoi
Gay the punch for every shave, hair cut
lie shampoo. On Saturday, while all the b;
and bers were absent at dinner, save Long v
four ley, the latter fell asleep. Some practi
lace jokeTs, seeing him asleep and knowing
the system slipped in, secured the machir
S of punched about twenty five shaves a
d IN quietly retired, In the evening when
'res, time came for settlement, twenty f
ated shaves were punched that were not D;
did for. Suspicion at once fastened on viii
pay and as he could not account for the 4
will crepancy quarrel ensued His fell
BARRIERS fell upon Wiley and beat him
pub brutally that it is thought he will die.
On Esther Cox, who some say is ''posse
d to ed resided with Mr. Iced, at Annie,
man n. H., aud until recently secuted the i,
m is of spirits, and knew nothing of magneti.