The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-12
NEWS AND OTHER NOTIyGs.


the small pOx twice
For lame back. side. or chest, use Shi-
| loh's Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents. AT
| James drug store.
Group Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
/ Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. At
/ James drug store.
! George Mover. of Sinking Spring, Berks
/ county, was horribly mangled on Friday by
/ the premature explosion of n blast
/ -ShioE's Cough and Consumption Cure
/ Is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. At James drug store.
/ "A cow belonging to James Mcmahon, OF
/ Mount Pleasant township Columbia county,
/ recently gave birth TO three calves.
/ "A sheet-iron rolling mill company, with
( a paid-up capita of S64, 900, has been formed
at Cannonsburg, Washington county.
/ The latest and greatest discovery Is Pc
/ RUNA. If YOU do not feel well take il at
/ once. At James drug store, Ebensbure.
I Emanuel Bott, an Italian, who killed his
I brother in HaZelton several months ago, dur
ing quarrel has become insane through re-
/ morse.
What gives healthy appetite, an in
( creased digestion, strength to the muscles,
/ and tone to the nerves Browns Iron Bit
/ ters.
-PickereI and other excellent varieties of
1 fish, caught in the lake and bay, have been
sold in Erie recently at one cent pound in
! quantities.
Argument upon Gui.eau's appeal from
! the judgment OF the lower Court, commenc-
;
/ Court of the District OF Columbia.
] Americans are great scribblers. Even
/ the lunatics on Blackwell's Island edit and
| publish paper. And they are not the only
| lunatics engaged In the business.
Some of the rules governing Moyamen-
/ sing prison made it impossible for all the 300
members of the Pennsylvania delegation to
meet at Harrisburg on Wednesday last
! -Shioh's VitalZer is what YOU need for
/ constipation, loss of appetite. dizziness, and
| all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10
/ cents per hottie At James drug store.
! Alice Buckle and Susie Mittenburg, aged
! 3 wears each. quarrelled at Sewickley. Allie
gheny county, on Thursday, when the latter
! fatally injured the former with a hatchet
! John McKern, of Bloomington, H., was
/ hanged by mob on Monday at Lawson, Ar
! iZona, In consequence of McKern and others
/ having assaulted and robbed a railroad hand
/ The county jail at Brook Haven, Miss
was destroyed by fire Sunday night, burning
/ to death three cOlored prisoners. It is be-
| lieved they fired the building for the purpose
! of escape.
! At o'clock Thursday evening John
! Davidson, aged 80, residing at rs Swanson
/ street. Philadelphia, killed his mother, 60
| years OF age, by breaking her skull with a
hatchet He was arrested
Thirty thousand deer have been killed in
! the vicinity of Jacksonville. Oregon, during
| the past year by hunters for their skins alone.
! This does not include the number killed by
the settlers of the locality mentioned.
Daniel Boiler, employed at the Iron
Works at Troy, Y. Y, was instantly killed
on Friday by rod of iIon coming out of the
rolls and going directly through his body.
He was asleep on plank at the time.
Terrible itching and scaly humOTs, ulcers,
sores and ScrofulOuS SwellineS cured by the
Cuticura and Cuticura soap (the great skin
cures) externally, AID CuticCfa Resolvent
Cblood puriher) internally. Ask about them
at your druggists.
Clear head and voice, easy breathing,
ing, no cough. no distress. These are con-
dtions brought about in Catarrh by the use
of Sanford's Radical cure. Complete treat
ment for one dollar.
The President has 'remitted" all the
penalties incurred by Fitz John Porter under
the finding of the court martial which de-
prived him of his position in the army and
debarred him from ever holding Office under
the United States government.
Charles Lord, of Montgomery county,
Ark, a few nights ago heard strange noise
In his back yard. He thought bear or pan
ther was prowling about the premises, and
emptied his revolver in the direction Of
dark object. He shot his wife.
Mrs. Thomas Conrov dropped dead on
the street at Troy, n. Y, on Friday after
noon. She arose from her bed on Thursday
night and disappeared without her husbands
knowledge and was returning home from
her strange absence when she died.
The Jury in the case of Richard O'GOr-
man vs.. William B. ArnOuX, in which the
former contested the right of the latter to
the Supreme Court Judgeship of New York
city, were unable to agree on Friday, and
were discharged from further consideration
of the case.
Richard Burke. Of Clonmel, Ireland, In
whose veins runs blood akin to that of Ed
mund Burke. was married in San Francisco
few days ago to one of the chief heireSses
of that city. This was Miss DOnohue, daugh-
ter of James DonOhue, who. with his broth
er, gave its gaslight to San Francisco,
jill \ A m
were arrested on Tuesday last in Dublin on
suspicion of being implicated in the recent
assassination, and another who gave the
name of ClOonan, who is believed to be drl-
er of the car in which the assassins rode was
taken iuto custody at Tuam the same day,
Mrs. Mary Blessing, aged 70 years, resi-
ding with her son at Hummelstown, Dauph-
in county, on Sunday last locked herself in
a room, removed all her clothes, set them on
FIRE and then threw herself in the flames
When discovered she was horn IDLY burned,
and died in few hours afterwards, She
was slightly demented.
DR.. Preston f. BuckneT, of Greenville,
Miss, OF Thursday night entered the room
where man named Wentworth was Sleep
ing, ard as it was very dark and not being
able to discern who it was, the latter called
upon him to halt. DR. BuckHer paying no
attention to the command, Wentworth fired,
! killing him almost instantly.
| In Clinton county the court has directed
| the cOnstables to include In their quarterly
returns all persons who rent houses for haw-
! dy purposes, saloon keepers who allow card
! playing for drinks, persons who sell gun
! powder. fire arms or explosives to anybody
| uuder 16 years of age, and those who sell or
| offer fish in violation of law.
| "A Bellefonte boy stole his mothers ca
! nary bird and sold it to a man who had lust
/ lost one for 81 and the dead bird i'm exchange.
I and when his mother was overwhelmed with
| grief and gave it a fearful burial he assisted
/ her with the money iingling in his pockets.
! That boy will some day drift to New York
| and become a great fiDancier.
! Chicago Is the greatest lumber market in
/ the world. The single item of sawed lumber
| received there in 1881 would lay an inch
| flooring fourteen feet wide round the earth
| at the equator. The amount of lumber man
| ufactured in the three States OF Michigan
| Wisconsin, and Minnesota during 1881 would
| lay such floor fifty feet wide.
! John Clancev, 35 years old, died late on
Friday night at the Pennsylvania Hospital,
! Philadelphia, of hemOrrhaee, the re suit of a
curious accident. While Clancey was smolS-
ing lOng-Stem clay pipe at his home, on
/ Tuesday, he tripped and fell, forcing the
! pipe-stem into the roof of his mouth and
| causing an exhausting flow of blood.
! Five children were deserted by their pa
! rents at NewcOmerstown, Ohio. The oldest
| was II and the Youngest baby. The only
| food in the house was some corr meal, and
they ate it as long as it lasted. Then they
/ were two davs without mouthful Of any
thing but water. 1t was not until the infant
died that they informed the neighbOrs of their
plight
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that cat
fish Of extra ordinary size was caught by a
! farmer on Thursday in the Connoquenessing
creek, at Hague's Mili, on the Pittsburg and