The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-15

Mr.. G. II. Kemp has laid out number
OF lots on an extension of West street from
Horner street to Highland avenue, and the
prospects now are that a number of cottages
Tor the accommodation OF city visitors will
be erected. Whether Mr.. Kemp will erect
the cottages himself or Sc II the lots. we have
not learned
The ages of woman are seven At
twelve she wants to wear long dresses. with
a train that will sweep up cigar stumps at
sixteen she wants TO be great actress at
eighteen she wants sweetheart at twenty
one she wants husband a: twentv-fve
she wants him to stay at home ~ the even.
ing at twenty-eiRht she wants her own way
at thirty she wants divorce
"A valuable bay horse valued at 5000 was
stolen from the stable on the farm of Mr.
Andrew Biddle, between this city and HoIU.
daysbnrg or Monday night. The thief or
thleYes on the same night stole a se. Of har-
ness and buggy from Mr.. B. F. DeItrick
who lives on the Campbell farm. adloiDinQ
Mr.. Biddle. Rewards are offered for the re.
covery Of the stolen property. Altoona Trib
une.
In an alteration on Wednesday Of last
week in the hotel OF John Metzpar, at Lii
ly's, Patrick Higgins, VINO had some trouble
with the landlord. drew a revolver and cred.
the ball striking Metzgar on the chin and
following the iawbone. lodged in the neck
The revolver used was Of small cslibre and
the ball striking the bone arrested its prog
ress, but nevertheless, made an ugly though
not dangerous wound.
Mcdonald at LOretto sells 16 pounds
light brown sugar for 81 90; IL pounds white
sugar, 81 3 pounds good tea, 81; 10 pounds
coffee, 81 4 boxes essence coffee, 1Oc 4 pa
pers soda, 10c; 3 pounds pruues, 25c; 3
pounds rice, 25c; 4 pounds barley, 25c 8
pounds oatmeal, 25c; pounds hominy, 2 Sc:
6 pieces soap, 25c; moasses, SO cents per
gallon; good syrup, so cents per gallon
All other goods at equally low prices for
cash or good marketable trade
"A stranger was picked up on the Penn
sylvania railroad At the upper end of the a !
toOna yard on Monday night, short time
after the Eastern Express had passed, and
/ is supposed to have fallen from that train
Tie was completely dazed and, although
aole to walk, he was badly hurt, having sew
eral wounds on the head, his nose broken, =,
and his hands cut and Needing. FROM let
/ ters found on his person his name is sup.
J posed to be Byron Willis, of Alkaline, Tex.
/ as.
| The following named gentlemen who
| were elected Justices of the Peace AZ last
! springs election, have lifted their commits
| sions and are now legally qualified to admin
/ ster the law in all its various phases: John
! T. Long, CroyIe township; b. W. Lifting.
/ er, Loretto borough; W. A. B. Little, Ale
/ Gheny township; q. W. Shifier, TunueIhIi
/ borough Anthony Anna, Elder township;
! j. G.. West, Upper Yoder township: ". G.
Krise, Dean township; II, D. Woodruff, Ist
ward, COnemaugh borough, and Joseph Mi
ler, Wilmore borough.
! Eight dwelling houses In Petersburg,
Huntington county, and vicinity, were en-.
tered and robbed By burglars on Saturday
night. On Sunday night some trainmeu on
the Pennsylvania Railroad saw light in a
vacant schoohouse below the town. aud on
/ going to 1t three or four men jumped from a
/ rear window. ran into the woods and es-
I capped. The door was then broken open,
/ and great quantity Of silverware. table
! linen, household utensils of all kinds. bread.
| butter. meat and other articles. were found.
/ The place seemed to be a general receptacle
] AOi tho pluuubI OF bN6 thieves. Inc goods
were put on the train and taken to Altoona.
and will be returned to the owners
Alexander Hibbard, young man living
I in Milwaukee, on Friday last swallowed a
Silver dollar and at latest accounts was stIIl
| living. The case is attracting much atten-
| tion and many visitors call at the young
mans house daily, among them having been
number of prominent physicians from 9th
er cities. His attending physician keeps him
on diet of milk and cornmeal and is ad-
ministering powerful medicines. he ex-
| presses his confidence that the coin will be
removed without fatal results En-. This
shows the dangers OF a depteciated silver
currency, and is strong argument IN favor
I of stopping the coinage OF silver. The diff
/ Guilty in passing 1t is ITS great objection. and
| is very fercibly illustrated in this case.