The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-29

Two young men from this place, on Sat
urday last started on trip With Loretto as
their de-tinatiOn but when they had got
about halt way the horse ran off, throwing
them out and wrecking the buggy. The
horse and part of the harness made the trip
to Loretto, but the young men and the bug
Ry we're left along the roadside. The buggy
was pretty badly used up, but the drivers
escaped with a few scratches
1t is not generally known hat the M an
who refuses TO pay for his newspaper can
be prosecuted like an ordinary criminal for
theft. A New York paper has begun suit
against several delinquent subscribers un-
der the U. s. Postal laws. which say, the
taking OF a newspaper and refusing to pay
for the same renders a person liable to a
criminal prosecution for theft, and the per
son guilty of the same can be punished as if
he had stolen goods to the amount OF the
subscription"
Mr.. Sifers, a farmer living near Dudley,
Huntington county, was herdinR his cows,
when a nei1hbor's bull which had broken
bounds. suddenly charged and tossed him.
The bull WAS coming at him again as he lay.
on the ground when two of his cows rushed
in and stopped it, thus enabling Mr.. Sifers
to rise, which ha did with difficulty, and
make his escape. He is in the habit OF treat
Ing his cows kindly. and some OF them show
much attact ment to him. He says their
promrtness in facing the bull saved his life
We have been favored with samples Of
the celebrated Speneerian Double Elastic
Steel Pens, and after trying them feel justi-
fed In highly commencing them to our
readers. They are made Of the best OF steel
and by the most expert workmen, and have
national reputation for certain desirable
qualities which no other pens seem to pos
sess in such great perfection. Among these
are uniform evenness of point. durability,
fiexibility and quill action. So popular have
they become that of the Number One"
alone, as many as fourteen millions are sold
annually.
The water mains along Julian street,
Centre street, aud High street between
Centre and Julian are now repaired and In
good condition. The main on High street,
west OF the connection at Julian, burst on
Tuesday evening just Oppsite the residence
OF Deputy Sheriff Blair. and in a few mir
utes that gentleman's cellar was flooded,
and it will be several days before the pipes
can be repaired. There are several leaks
In the main running east on High street
from Centre. ..end workmen are now en-.
{ gagged in making the necessary repairs.
"A meeting OF the young ladies and 0eG-
tlemen of this place was held at Armory
Hall on last Saturday night, when Com
mittee Of gentlemen we're appointed to mark
the graves In the different cemeteries. and
ais Committee OF young la lies were ap-
+ pointed to procure flowers. There will be
meeting at ATmory Hall this (Friday) even
/ ing for he purpose Of arranging the flowers
and getting them ready for placing on the
graves Of the d ceased soldiers. There will
be no procession or ceremonies other than the
placing Of the flowers on the graves Of the
dead heroes
The Johnstnwn Tribune. Of Tuesday,
/ says: Samuel ReiRhard. aged about eight
/ cen wears, met with a serious accident In the
Rod mill Of the Cambria Iron Company
about 1 O'Clock this afternoon. A knot
( formed in a rod. and he was engaged In un-
I doing It, when the reel hoy gave Jerk"
and cast loop over ReiReard's right foot
The red-hot wire encircled the ankle and
burned through the flesh into the bone,
causing terrible wound, from which Young
Reighard NAV never fully recover. He was
taken to the office of Dr. W 3. Lowman In
a carrIs ge, and his injury was there dres-
sed. after which he was taken to his home
on Lewis street, MuIville.
Coy Pattisnu vetoed the hill authoriz-
ing officers NJ turnpike and plank road com
panies tn sell or abandon any part OF their
road, with the consent OF the persons hold
ing the larger amount In value Of the stock.
IN CITY. town or boroueh authorities. His
objections are that IL authorizes a sale with
ont providing FOR the payment Of the debts
Of the company ard without calling a meet
ing. ITO confer the privilege, - he says. els
an ANOMALY on present laws and opened thu
door 'tO seriou' wrongs upon creditors and
stoctkholders. The present laws were amply
suf9t,ient and II irrpC'Cvp csfIi M amentit.iI
brt judicial supervision should not be abol.
isbed"