The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-21

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druggists.
FOUND DEAD AT BEIMoNT-A gentleman
named DR.. W. II. COlesbury, accompanied
by his sister, arrived in Ebensburg, on the
29th UltimO and took rooms at the Belmont
House. 1t was plain TO be seen that he was
in the last stages of consumption. For
about week after his arrival he was able to
go occasionally to the parlOr, but afterward
was confined to his room His sister, at the
expiration of a few days, took her departure
for Quincy, illinois, where her family re-
sides. After she had gone, the Doctor was
frequently asked il he did not desire the
presence of relatives OF personal friends
those who might be able to do more for him
in his Illness than strangers could. But he
maintained to the last that he was in no i'm
minent danger Of death, and even so late as
Friday last made preparations for leaving
the Belmont and going to Washington City
next morning. Delusive calculations He
retired to bed Friday evening at the usual
hour. Mr.. Kemp, the landlord of the Bel
mont, repaired to his room the following
morning to get him in readiness for the train
and Knocked at the door several times Re-
ceiying no answer, he entered the room and
I found the Doctor lying in a natural position
{ on the bed-dead. "He looked so natural" !"
said Mr.. Kemp, "that did not imagine him
a corpse till | closely scanned his face and
touched him" He was about 35 Years of age
ana held position in the Medical Depart
ment of the United States Navy.
Shortly after the discovery Of DR.. Coles
berry's death. his relatives at Quincy, hi
noiS, were informed by telegraph of the sad
event His mother, sister and gentleman
friend arrived here Monday at noon, and at
! 81 O'Clock p. NJ. the same day the body was
removed by rail to Quincy Tor interment
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J STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, INDIANA The
I Commencement" exercises of the Indiana
! State Normal School took place on Thursday
/ last, July 18th
The graduating class was the largest in
/ the history of the institution-thirty-f five.
! This school now takes rank with the fore
/ most schools of the State, and its graduates
are our most efficient teachers. The pros
poets Tor the coming year are very flattering.
/ On Monday evening was commencement
! Concert = Tuesday evening Junior Exhi-
4 oltlon - wednesday evening, ''Alnmni Ex-
/ ercises ;" Thursday evening, "FinaI Com
mencement."
/ Pref. Geo. j, Luckey, Sup't of Pittsburg
/ Schools, delivered the address on Wednes-
day evening. Two of the graduates of this
/ years class are from Cambria viz Miss
/ Mollte Garman, Of GaTman's Mills. and Mr.
/ w. Z. Reese, of JOhnstOwn. The time has
I come when our teachers must have normal
, training it they expect to succeed in their
/ work. The fall term opens Sept. 4th.
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