The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

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was discharged. striking the unfortunate man
fun in the face and killing him instantly.
Mr.. sam McFadden, a prominent and
respected citizen of IIolIidavsbure and a val
ned patron Of the FREEMAN, called to see us
on TUESDAY. IL was remarked by many who
chanced 70 see him that he bears a close re-
MoTeU.
"A freight brakeman named samuel Eb-
ncilS, - on = years OF age and native OF
junlata county. was ioStled from the plat
form of ear at Tyrone, about midnight
tuesday, and falling under the wheels was
50 Shockingiy injured that he died in about
In default of $500 bail, George Kurtz. fr..
was sent to Jail i'm this place, Tuesday even
ING, hv Justice Easily, OF JOhu-tOwn, to wait
trial at June Court for getting up little in
SurTectiOn and smashing things generally in
the parental mansion.
The wooleu mill formerly run bv the
Mclaughlin Brothers, East ward, is again
advertised for sale by Mr.. Dwight Jones as
siguee of NeSSrS y. Y. & G.. W. Jones It
viii he remembered that this mill was pypoS-
ed 10 sale last March Court but "naTy' bid
der put III an appearance.
Mr. 4. VI. Hammers. Of Indiana Pa has
come among US for the purpose of trying his
luck in the photograph business in the well
known studio on High street and as he Is
said To be first class artist and a genial gen
tleman- we certainly hope he will be cncour-
aged to abide with us for many a dav
If you have been receiving the FREEMAN
from the beginning of the present volume
and haven't yet paid your subscription re-
member that dollar and half viii not he
available after the 20th of the present month.
40 matter who continues OF diScontinueS his
paper, this rule win be strictly adhered to.
Mr.. William O'Brieu, BurCeSS-eect Of
MllIvIile borough, has been missing from his
home since last Monday. The fact that he is
cripple, having lost both feet some years
ago through a railroad accident, seems to
nave had depressing effect on his mind, and
itl5fcaTed that he has made awaywth himself
DIR. Alex. TAFT, as will be seen by his card
elsewhere has no notion of leaving -. Au-
gu-tjue. rUmOTs to the contrary notwithStand-
ing and aS he is a thorough gentleman and
an accomplished physician, we trust that so
long as there are ills for human flesh to bear
DE viii not lack for aU opportunity to alIeyi-
ate them.
a tramp named Christian Wegh was
struck by the cars at the Niaduct. in sum
merhill township, ON Friday last and knock
ed over twenty-fu0t wall His collar bone
was broken and ne was otherwise badly de
WoraliZed. Being poor and penniIess, and
without friends. he was brought to the cOun-
" almshOuSe.
Many kind things have already been said
hy our friends of the press about the FREE
Man and its new dress, and others of like i'm
port will probably follow in time for us to re
produce them all next week. as we have no
hope that the Her0ld man will do it for us.
Meantime we teuder our earnest thanks TO
all concerned
some OF our DUNllr SCHOOLS completed
their seven months term this week, and the
others viii finally ring down the curtain the
forthcoming week. As whole, the corps OF
teachers employed gave satisfaction, while
the scholars, as cviueed by the examinations
which have already come Off, did not spend
their time wholly in vain
When your vanity gets the better of your
Judgment, bIT. "NIau-of-many-sig W and yOU
are tempted. i'm a mctaph0riC3l sense, to but
tuDhglc your unighbor- and fish for cOmpIi-
I,H t
the FREEMAN, we advise You To "loUk oud 4
!eedie bit OUd' and make sure there il no
''chiel amang We taEin' notes"
-Ne-srs Joseph Berlley and VIM. Buck.
of Carroll township. have fully determined
ru pulling up stakes and going to Kansas to
live immediately after Easter. Mr. Berkey
Is % years of age. They win be accompanied
hF the wife and family of NT. George Triuk-
ley, who has been in the West for several
months. May good luck attend them.
Jacob liawSer and james Reilly are the
names '- TWO individuals who came up from
Juhu~tOwU Tuesday night TO form q close ac-
qudiutaUre with the interior of our county
Jail They are said to be two confirmed
~ellNwaE5, and are charged with assault and
battery on the person of Mr. II. =. Freidhotf,
vatchman of the Gautier Steel Company.
The new Congregational church bell rang
out ON the Wild air last Sunday. Its tone is
clear and SOuOrCUS. but the alleged fact that
u does not ""arry' to as great q distance as
would naturally be expected from q bell Of
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1.r-t 'f, go. ~ 49,. l,- ,,Ii5i 90
nam, - I-if+b ,r.i1aenf ths flII~,Iircr yr.-a
elected f'qr+afu TT q Weaver. First
Lieutenant " p Crawford, of the Hunting
don Monitor Second Lieutenant. CYRUS ".
Hoover.
-Four boys ran away from the 5IcAIlister-
Vile Soldiers Orphan school week or two
ago, and one of then named Andrew Cra-
mer. while attrmptfug to get on n freight
train at Birmingham. Huntingdon county.
fen under the wheels and was killed. The
other three, when they reached Altoona,
were taken into custody and afterward re-
turned 10 the school
"A lad named James Butler fell from the
trest.e-wOTk at the old blast furnace i'm Mill
vile borough distance OF fourteen feet, on
ueSdaE evening last, and sustained injuries
which may prove fatal. \ brother of young
Butler was killed in hcTnyille by 'iying-
horse a few years ago. and another died rath-
eT suddenly while on a visit to Spruce Creek,
Huntington county.
By general consent, the present is said
To have neen the best week for the mauufac-
tUTe of maple sugar we have yet had this
season. Several parties We know OF have
earil made So many as three hundred pounds
gL iit "rlriot' Sac'naTlnc substance with
tHe usual accompaniment of gallon OF mo
laSSeS To every twenty pounds Of sugar. And
SUN .h' ""Fh goes on
II young girl named Bridget Kirby, step
daughter of Nr. Michael Lynch, of hillville,
was unaccouHtabiy cHtaugcd in q clothes
line last Monday iu such manner that q loop
was formed around Her neck and she fell and
W@~ rtIdngicd jo death. She was sister Of
lr young man Who was shot % death on the
f4ll