The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-17

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and also of Misses Lizzie and SaIiie Collins,
OF tnls place, died on Tuesday of last week,
ana MS remains were Inferred in st. Johns
(Cathollc) cemetery Oh Friday. He was In
MS Z!tn year, and marble-cutter by trade.
he died from the effects OF a tumOr In his
stomach, and was great sufferer.
-Ihe Altoona Sun says It has been reliably
informed that certain school teacher in this
county, whose name and location we with
hOlds struck one Of his pupils a boy between
8 and g years Of age, in the face with his fist,
causing his nose 20 bleed, from the effects of
which he died on Sunday of last week The
sun further says that the citizens are very
indignant against the teacher, and threats of
lynching are INDUCED in We don't believe
the story and that is why we.Omit the names.
-Leavitt & Leach's Carnival of Fun Party
and Leavitts celebrated Swiss Bell Ringers,
consisting Of twelve frst-class speciality art
| ists, will give an entertainment at the Court
House this (Friday) evening, which prom
lses TO De we'll worth the price of admission.
! A superb orchestra and cOTnet band, COM
Ptslng part OF the troupe, will parade thro
the streets of our town at noon to-day. If
you attend the entertainment this evening
we doubt not you will Leavitt in the best OF
good humor.
Gen. A. Fl. Coffroth, on Monday last
made information before a Justice Of the
Peace in Somerset against the editors and
prOprietOrs OF the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette, charging them with libel for publish
ing an article in their paper last week in re-
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Committee Of the-last Congress. A like in
formation was made against the editor of the
JOhnStOWn Tribune, who copied the article
in his paper of Friday last. Warrants were
3 Issued for the arrest of all the parties con-
cerned.
Mrs. Margaret McGaughey, wife of Mr..
Matthew McGaughey, of Munster township,
whose interment in the Catholic cemetery at
I-oretto was briefly noted in these columns
last week, died on Friday evening, Feb Sd,
after suffering intensely with dropsy Of the
heart for more than two years aged 81 years
and months. Deceased was sister of Mr..
John Daily, Of Mullins Hill, and was the
mother OF ten children, seven of whom sur
vive her She was a devoted wife, a loving
mother, good neighbor and a conscientious
Christian. May her soul rest I'm peace.
Attention is invited to the public sale
advertisement in another column, and also to
sale posters, Of Mr. John Mccormick, of
Summerhili township, who wishes to dispose
OF a large lot of personal property on Saturday
afternoon of next week, and also requests us
to say that his farm will be for rent with,
we presume, immediate possession, as he is
ABOUT TO remove to Allegheny county
Among the live stock to be disposed of are
several bl0oded animals, the mare advertised
being part Canadian and believed to be with
toal by Mr.. F. II. BaTker's Clydedale horse,
while the sheep are of the COtswald breed.
On last Monday afternoon the assignees
Of William NJ. Lloyd sold at public sale, in
Altoona, the bank building formerly occu-
which is considered a very fair price for the
property. The new owners of the building
among whom is Mr. A. J. Anderson, one of
the wealtniest men in the Mountain City,
and all Of whom, we believe, reside in AL
toona and are well known citizens, intend to
establish new national bank, and expect to
nave 1t in operation inside of three months.
The sale OF some other properties advertised
until the 9th of March
Under the new schedule, the following
Is the mail arrangement at the Ebensburg
postOfhce Malls east and west close at I. Is
A NJ, and 2 40 P. NJ. Mails for CressOn,
Summit, LorettO, Chest Springs St Angus
tine and Munster should be put in postoffice
before Z 10 A. NJ Mails for PindleJon, Bel
sano, StrOngstOwn and NOlO leave on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday of each week at
Y NJ, arriving on same days at II a. NJ.
Mails Tor CaTrOlltOwu and Grant leave at i
A. NJ returning at 3 p. NJ, daily Mails for
Glendale, st. Lawrence and St Boniface
leave Monday and Friday of each week at
II A. n. Mails fer NicktOwn leave Friday of
each week. The mails for Glendale ,St. Law
renee, St BOniface and NicktOwn, as given
above, 90 via CarrOltown.
AS noted by us week ago. a new sched-
ule went into effect on the Fbensburp and
Cresson Branch Railroad last Monday morn
ing. Hereafter there will be only two trains
q daN, instead of three as prevailed for
couple OF weeks. They viii run as follows !:
Leave E5ensbuTg at T. A A. NJ, returning at
D. r. n
ana return at6.40 p. VI. The new departure
to say nothing of the return, seems to give
satisfaction to all concerned excepting our
nelghbOrs living nOrthward, who, as things
az present stand, are thrown tWenty-fOur
hours behind in the reception of their mail
matter. But they have the satisfaction of
knowing that il is not far away till the Spring
schedule viii come into vogue, when the
status 7ato OF last year will likely be restored.
Use the Lem. Davis Horse and Cattle
Powder, at James drug store, and take no
other.
We learn from the Mt. Union Times Of
iast week that DR.. 5. II. Decker of SaltillO,
IN tne southern part of Huntingdon county,
has been arrested on the information Of Mrs
E.Zabeth ). Taylor. Of .hat village, charged
with having swindled her out Of all her prop
erty, amounting to about six hundred dollars
Ut. Decker was a practising physician for
some time at Lily'S station this county. and
Iett there over two years ago for Verona
WestmOreland county from whence he sub
sequentiy removed to SaltillO, where he seems
. 10 nave involved himself i'm the trOuble above
referred to, which, the Times saws. will be
ventilated at the coming \ pril term of the
huntington county court. Perhaps the Doc
TOT IS a man who wouldn't swindle ANYBODY
out the presumption.
We learn from the Altoona Tribune Of
last tuesday that Mr.. John Mccormick. who
mas Oeen IN the employ Of the p. r. R. Co.
ever since 1854. has resigned his position as
trainmaster Of the mountain division. Nr
Mccormick has been a conductor. dispatcher
at East Conemaugh and Galltzin: and for the
lasJ seventeen years tTanmaSteT at Altoona
h IS eyeSlght became verv much impaired
several years ago, and although he has been
able to attend 30 his official duties during all
or nearly all the time since he now feels
compelled TO seek the rest he deserves after
so many years Of faithful service Mr.. NC
was born IN the southern part of Indiana
county, and was not only a most efficient and
accommodating official, but is a gentleman
IN every sense of the term We wish him an
early and entne relief from the sad af1iction
that has come upon him.
On Friday last, as related in the Johns
IoWn tribune, young man named Patrick
moran, VINO lives I'm Minersviile and works
at tne old blast furnace, passed through a
terrible ordeal. His duty was to helm load
cars with cinder which is removed while vet
red-hot and carried to the big dump at Hing
stoh hun. lie had occasion to 90 from one
Slde TO the other of the bed of ciuder and
thinking it had cooled sufficiently to bear his
weight undertook to walk over it, Unfor-
tunately he was mistaken in his belief, and
sank mp to his knees in the molten metal
lie eXtrlcated himself from his terrible posi-
tton with the greatest difficulty. and had no
sooner done 50 than his clothes burst into a
blaZe. Assistance came to his relief and the
hfe was put out though not until his feet
and legs were burnt to a crisp, and several
months, it is thought, will elapse before he
will be able to resume work
Use the Lem. Davis Horse and Cattle
Powder, at James drug store, and take no
other. -0
. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTHrNe
Inc entire stock of Oyercoats, dress coats
pants, vests, furnishing goods etc nuyv in
store at the corner Of Eleventh avenue and
Thirteenth street (Couch's new building),