The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-04-08
Cambria freeman.
EBENSBURG. PA,
FRIDAY, APRIL g. 1881.
LOCAL AND Personal.

IIei'e- ! mere ana the Other E1aSsG.
There Is some talk of erecting a new
Lutheran church at Lilly's.
The new hotel at Cresson is to be 800
feet long and 225 feet deep.
The thermometer registered Ice above
the present week.
-Lleydsville, this county, had on Monday
q record to show Of more than foot and
half of the beautiful snow"
a valuable deposit of carbonate, or black
oand IRON ore, Is said to have been recently
developed in Conemaugh township, Indiana
county.
We are sorry to learn t',at the amiable
vile OF Representative Woodruff. editor of
the JOhnStowu Democrat is living seriously
all at her home ia that place
1t Is nine hundred and ninety-nne years
by the watch since our branch road was
bl0ckaded by snow in the month OF April, as
It Is at present writing "wednesday noon.
Horse owners can not afford to overlook
the wonderful success of KendalPs SPAWN
Cure. See advertisement in another column.
Sold by f James, Druggist Ebensburg, Pa.
For man it has no equal; for beast Z is
uneXcelled. What Kendalrs Spaving Cure.
See their advertisement i'm another column.
Sold by r. James, Druggist, Ebensburg Pa
"A large saw In the saw mill Of McFar-
land X Co, at LloydSville, this county burst
on Monday last, and, striking an employee
named Daniel Bruner, fractured one of his
legs.
The Unity coal works at Latrobe, if ru-
by Alessrs. John Lloyd, of Altoona. and A
o. Tmtsman, Of Turtle Creek, Allegheny
county.
The Latrobe Adrancs, it is pleasant to
think, IS never without an abundance o.
Fink, and on that score al least should take
little pride in all that it saves by is patent
outside
The Herald Office has once more resumed
neutrality-suspicious. with the FREE
MAN establishment having this week been
brought back to the second story of the
Beade building.
The four last days of last week and the
three first days of this one were marked by
an almost constant fall of snow and bv
weather almost as severe as any experienced
in the dead of winter.
E. G. Kerr, Esq, has removed to what
Is known as the "Heyer property" in the
East ward, which, however, lie didn't hire,
but has bought. Still he had to 90 lower to
get "Heyer''-down street
WIN. ii. Warner, JT., Of Jackson town
$500 bail to answer at next Court for an al
legged rape and assault committed on a Young
girl named Clara Daughertv.
Charles Henderson. of BraddOck cot his
foot fast In a railroad frog a few dayS ago,
and IN the effort to escape in time to avoid
being run over, drew it out with such force
that he tore of three Of his toes.
Judging from tile number of items on the
subject contained in the last issue of the La
tTobe 1oudnce, one would be almost led to
conclude that our friend Fink had no greater
ambition than to print horse bills.
The appearance Of that portion of the
CherTYtree Record which is printed at home
has improved 50 much of late that we feel
like congrGtulating iC on having at last Sc
cured printer worthy of the name.
DO yen suffer from sick or nervous head
ache, neuralgia or sieepeSSuesS? ? If so. do
not delay, trusting that i'm time nature will
restore you, but 60 at once to f. James.
Druggist, Ebensburg, Pa. for DR.. Faust's
German Cure. I4-S.-i.O.w.1y.
In. ~
dignatiOn, has been occasioncd in education
al circles by the announcement that DR. Hig-
bee the new State Superintendent of Public
Institution, intends To call IN all sbe State
certificates issued to teachers.
Miss B. Il. NcDcTmOtt as she was known
IN the world, formerly telegraph operator at
south Fork, this county, but now a Benedic-
tine Sister at St. Mary's, Kansas, IS or was
last week on a visit to the scenes of her
earlier days in this part Of the world.
An lrishman well up in years had both
OF his feet badly frozen on Monday night
last While riding on q coal train from War
rl"r Ridge, Huntingdon county, to Altoona.
lie was not a tramp, but was out Of money
and took this way of giving himself a boost
Seven out of thirteen children in the
family of Mr.. David Spencer, residing near
Evansville, CIearfed, have died within the
last lew days of that terrible disease. scarlet
fever, and several others are afflicted with
the same malady, some Of whom will prob
ably die.
We have been requested to announce
ttdJ VI. j. IeltelOaUm, of LOrettO. will com
mence an auction sale at his branch store in
Munster at o'clock, 2. NJ, on Monday next
April llth and continue the same from dav
10 day until the entire stock on hand is dis
posed Of
Persons interested in the monthly visits
of our dental friend DR.. Creerv to Loretto.
Chest Springs and Carrolltown, viii notice
by his reconstructed card that the last week
of each month is henceforth to be devoted to
said visits, and that he will remain two davs
in each place.
"A speedy and positive cure for Catarrh
Diphtheria, Cauker-mouth and Headache
will be found in SHILOH's CATARRH RENE
by. nasal injector free with each bottle
: Use il if yOu desire health and sweet breath
Price 90 cts. Sold by f. James, Druggist,
Ebensburg, Pa.
The Ebensburg Academy. after adver-
tiSement, was sold at public sale last Satur-
dEy afternoon. The largest bidder was Mr.
John y. Blair, who said S22J, with the un-
derstanding that the brick composing the
structure shall be removed on or before the
ISt of June coming.
1t was thought that April would be
show-ery because all the ciTcuSeS in the coun-
try have started or will start on the grand
rounds during the present month. BUt
alas for human expectations, it is altoreth.
CT snOw-ery so far, and great deal too much
of that for any body 5 comfort
The Tyrone Herald SAYS that the STAN
dard.s spring article on the sap mounting to
trees or a thousand hills, was followed next
day by nearly foot Of snow. We take it.
therefore, that the Standard is not a standard
authority on leaves and sich like.
If we forgot to say it last week, we say
IL now, thai our esteemed eX- -tOwnSman and
eX-PTnthOnOtary, c. f. O'DOnneII has taken
up his residence in LOretto where he will
likely embark once more in the drug bust
ness. In any sphere of life that may chance
TO strike him, he has our best wishes.
C. p. Markle Il Sons, the WeStmoreland
paper manufacturers. intend applying for
charter for a lateral railroad from a point on
the COnnellsville railroad in Upper Turkey
foot township, Somerset county, to point
IN Milford township. THIS road will reach
one OF the finest timber sections in the county.
An unusually large calf was born in
East Nheatheld township, Indiana county,
few days ago, and eight hours after its
birth an attempt was made to weigh il with
steelyards pOSSeSsinga capacityo of 1OS pounds.
but being found mad eqUate to the task, the
calf may very properly DC classed among the
heavy weights
Let the poor sufferers from female com
paints take courage and rejoice that a pain
less remedy has been found. We refer to
LYDIA f. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
FoIND. II Is prepared at 2}3 Western Ave,
lynn Mass. Send To Mrs Pinkham for
Rnamplets or call on f. james, DRUGGIST
Eoen~burg, Pa.
-hT lewis l.. Edwards. formerly citi-
zen OF cambria township and subsequently
OF THIS place, but for several wears past n re-
sldent OF Michigan, is here visiting his old
irirndS, all OF whom are glad to take him
by the hand and discover bv surface indica-
tiOns that he is we'll He will remain with
us only few days.
The verdict of murder in the first degree
recently found against James @. Allison for
killing his father, as noted in these columns