The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

/ sixtv-fve dollars in cashand posta ge stamps,
/ Albert Kesner, aged about 20 years, shot
himself through the head in Cambria boro',
and evidently died instantly, altho' his body
was not found until next day. "Tired of
| life" was the purport Of the note left behind.
/ "A convention Of delegates from all the
/ Catholic temperance societies in the State is
| to be held in Johustown the latter part of
/ this month. It promises to be a very inter
esting occasion, and no doubt will be we'll
| attended.
A pure, wholesome distiIIation Of witch
hazel, a American pine, Canada fir, marigold,
clover blossoms. etc. fragrant with the heal
ing essences Of balsam and pine. Such is
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh Com
plete treatment for 81.
Two dead black bass were found floating
| in Shenkle's dam last week. One was sew
/ enteen and the other ten inches in length.
/ The cause of their death is unknown, though
[ it is possible some heartless bows threw poi
( son in the pool
Parents who allow their children to grow
! up with scrofuous humors bursting from
| every pore are guilty of a great wrong
f. Think Of them pointed out as branded with
a lOathsoue disease, and You viii readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies.
Rev. Robert McCaslin, of Mercer coun-
| ty, has accepted the call rendered him some
time ago by the Presbyterian congregation in
| this place, and will take up his residence
here with his family and assume pastoral
| duties about the first of next month
| "A two hundred dollar horse owned by
! Mr.. Joseph Van Ormer, Of Reade township.
| died in this place on Friday last, and few
/ days later Messrs. John G. Gates and F. A.
! Shoemaker made good the loss by presenting
/ his wife with one little if any less valuable
! If You are going to paint you shonld buy
/ John Lucas & Co. IS ready-mixed paints, war
/ ranted strictly pure, and also lead and linseed
/ oil, OF which no better can be made. For sale
/ by G.. Huntley at the same prices at which
4 inferior paints, lead and oil are sold at other
l stores.
! Mr.. Samuel O'Harra, Of Munster town
/ ship, was bitten on the left leg and left hand
| a few days ago by ferocious dog in sum
merhill township, and if the animal stfIl lives
/ he is enjoying an immunity that he don't de-
| serve. Mr.. U'Harra's hand was pretty badly
| lacerated
The Mountain House at Cresson Will
/ open for the season on Thursday of next
| week. II has a capacity to accommodate
/ fifteen hundred guests, hut we suspect the
I weather win have to warm up considerably
before that number of folks seek. soIace in
! its salubrious shades.
The Clearfeld Citizen says: DR.. J. S.
/ Mckenzie, the noted New York ocuIist. who
/ has been at the Leonard House the past
! three weeks, leaves here tomorrow for
| Belefonte. The DR.. has treated a great
many cases since he came to town. and we
believe with entire success.
1t is an undeniabe fact that one great
cause Of so many new diseases spreading over
the country among horses and cattle is owing
! to so much truck, dirt and filth being raled
up IN the hay, which can be avoided by using
the wood tooth revolving horse rake. Price
only -. For sale at G. Huntley's
-" Rock me to sleep, MOTHER is a feat
that could never be accomplished with the
aid of "Boss" cradle, but when it comes to
"going against the grain, !" it is always there
and does its work thoroughly, easily and sat
isfactorily. Read all about it in the big ad.
vertisement elsewhere in our columns.
Our former townsman Thos J. Condon.
who, by the way, always pays forthe FREE
MAN in advance, Is about to embark in the
1 ivar, Westmoreland county, whittier he re-
/ moved from this place a few months AGO.
/ We wish him abundant success in his new
| venture.
| The house and drug store Of DR. VIM.
! Lemon, High street, has been newly touched
/ up with paint till it looks like June rose
/ with the petals tinged to a delicate fringe OF
/ leaden pellets. Ditto the store-rocnn of Mr..
4 NJ. L. Oatman, which is now as neat in It's
| white coat outside as It is full of nice goods
/ and cheap inside.
/ The combined stimony Of all who had
occasion to he within the main room Of the
new Court House this week, as last week,
is that its acoustic properties are painfully
| deficient. The term of Davy Davis as Vice
President will soon expire, and it might not
be bad idea to engage him and set him I'D
somewhere as sounding board.
-Aleck Fresh, after an incarceration of
six months in the county jail for raising a
ruction with his family and family connec-
tions at Summerhill, was released from con-
fnement a couple of days ago. He took the
train for home forthwith. Aleck is pretty
good sort of boy, and we trust that from this
| henceforward he will be better
The Lewistown Gazette SAYS: DR.. J. S.
Mckenzie, who has furnished a number of
our citizens with Scotch quartz spectacle
glasses, a very excellent article, and general
ly given satisfactory evidence of his skill in
I Oculism, intends to make Newport his resort
for some weeks. We commend him to those
! having weak or defective eyes.
The auditors of one of the townships in
Huntington county have got into trouble for
failing to publish the annual report Of the
receipts and expenditures of said township,
and their experience ought to be warning
to the many township and borough auditors
in this county who have trod in the same
path from time almost immemoriaI.
We learn from the Carrolltown Vetcs of
last week that the venerable mother OF our
friend and patron, Mr.. Joseph Miller, of Barr
township, was so badly injured by a ram the
Friday previous that she died the same day.
The deceased was aged about eighty years
and came to this country from Germany only
! about two months ago. Rest to her soul.
Mr.. Martin l.. Keck was connected with
( the Foster House of this place in a clerical
capacity for about eighteen months, To the
/ regret of all who knew him, he severed his
connection with said hotel a few days ago
/ and departed for pastures new. We console
| ourselves and others with the promise made
! by him that he would come back to see us
/ and possibly to stay in October next.
Mr.. J. NJ, Fenlon eldest son Of Hon
/ John FenlOn, of this place, and a former