The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

They have them as low az one dollar in
price.
Maybe game IS scarce in this section
hut how does this paragraph reado On Fri
day Of last week, Mr. Emanuel Custer. Of
E6enSburG, went ont hunting and this Is his
authenticated record One canvas-back
duck, one pheasant, one pigeon, five gray
squirrels, ami six pine squirrels.
MIR. Patrick Connolly. of Mllville boro',
has heen appointed by Chairman Heist Of
the Democratic Committee, TO assist hlm IN
the various duties pertaining TO said posi-
ton. Mr. Connolly ia young man ot ener-
gy and ability. and viii give good account
of his stewardship in the lower end Of the
-Mr. VIM = Council, of this place, has
declined the Republican nomination for
County Auditor. and Mr.. John Wright. Of
SuumerhiIl township. has been chosen to
fl the vacancy. All Wright until the elec-
ti0n, when the Democrats will have Lit
zInger and EnClehart enough to Cover their
opponents with dismav.
Rev. Father Gibson, of Nrwcastle-on-
TYNE, England. a former well known and
much beloved pastor Of the Catholic church
at Lorett0, and a brother Of Mrs. Joseph
Mcdonald aud Mrs. Winnie Moore. of this
place, is expected to reach here this (Friday)
evening on a visit 70 his relatives ard hosts
of Cambria county friends Welcome.
On Thursday last. Michael HaCgan. of
Lilv's station whose head amt altogether
level stole a horse and buggy hclon9ing TO
Rev Bro Lawrence O'DOnneil, President OF
St Francis College. LOretto, which at the
time was hitched in front OF st. Patrick's
church TunHelhiIi, and drove to GaySpOrt,
Blair county where he was arrested and
committed to jail
Mr.. Thomas Jones, son Of Mr.. Daniel
Jones Of Cambria tow lship. and well known
iu this community. was I'm town few days
this week. He is a veteran of the late re-
beilion, having served as q member Of Co. 4,
Eleventh P. r. V. c., throughout all Of
three years. and bears on his body the marks
of grim visaCed war His place of residence
is now in JChnStOwn.
John Sweenv, of Cambria borough was
struck i'm the abdomen by lever which was
thrown from sOmcspart of the machinery i'm
consequence Of the breaking Of 4 wheel IN
the tuveT department OF HaweS' Cement
Works. JOhn~towu. on Thursday last, and so
badly injured that he died on Saturday morn
ing and was buried in st. Johns (CathOlc)
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
We are in receipt Of neatly printed invi-
tati0n from Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis, OF
CreSSun. Kansas. 20 witness the marriage
yesterday (ThurSd7yl of their daughter Ma
mie to Mr.. Alex. Berg, uf S2jina, Ks. As
All the parties Formerly resided and are much
esteemed iu this community. We know that
everybody here viii join with Us in wishing
them "a long prosperous and pleasant matrl-
mUnia' career.
-JnGn Stewart. brakeman on c. l. Co. =
narrow guagp road, JnhnstOwu, Jumped OF
tn" rear truck of his train one evening last
week, and falling beside the track some pro
lection on the car caught and tore the flesh
from his right leg below the knee clear to
the bone as far as the ankle, besides iDjuT-
ING him otherwise The unfortunate man
was "a ken To his home In Tyrone and it was
feared that neither his leg nor his life could
bc saved
From our columns this week, as all may
perceive, GuuDg Americas ad. has taken Its
leave but the fact still remains and il is
..y.af.