The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09

You will not say that you cannot get
goods IN EbensburG to suit vou or that Won
must send away for your dress goods and
such Things, after you have seen the stock
Vi goods at Barkers', as they have all the
ne" styles IN dress goods, and at prices
lo"er than you can get them away from
mere. Try them and you will be convinced
of this fact
rank Derr, proprietor of hotel in In.
elana who has been selling LIQUOR withent
Incense for the past three weeks, was arrested
last Saturday on two informations made nv
the Law and Order society of that town.
Inc society says it will prefer charges
against MIN daily until he ceases selling
and Derr declars he will fight the temper.
ance people to the bitter end, and test the
right OF Judge Harry White to refuse all
motel licenses in that county.
On Tuesday of last week at HoIlidavs-
uuIR' plckpockets relieved lady of forty
u"iiars at the railroad station. She did NOT
uscoVer Der loss until on the train for Al.
oo"a' "heh passenger pointed out the
'"'e'' III attempting to arrest him and three
Gun p"hIons passenger named Bradley
was cut IN the hand. The thieves pulled
the oeil rope, stopped the train and took to
tle woods. They are supposed TO be nick.
pockets from Pittsburg and following mn
Barnuin's show.
Shortly after four O'Clock IN wednos
uay evening Of last week, Mrs. VeIix Rov-
VI 7 rottaRe st, Conemaugh borough, un-
u, ueI'Ook TO build fire in the kitchen stove
Que applied match, but the wood did not
ourn readily. In orier to hasten the FIRE
she TOOK half gallon can of kerosene oil
ana began pouring it on the wood. The
hatch That had been previously applied had
started a small flame which she failed tn no.
lce. This fame communicated with the oil
moving from the can, causing an expIosion
the OIL scattering all over Mrs Roxlar,s
heau' face, breast and arms setting Hra 70
her clothing, and before assistance couId ba
rendered almost every particle of her cloth
ing was consumed. Medical aid was snm-
moned and they found the patient in ter
roie condition. The hair was burned from
ner mead and her body was literally roasted
All Ihat medical aid could do was done for
the unfortunate woman, but shortly before
lo 0 CLOCK death came to her relief
The Altoona Times of Monday refers
to the reunion of Catholic Temperance So
cleties at LOretto on Sunday last, as fol
lows:
The reunion of Catholic Temnerarca so
cieties, held at Loretto. Yesterday bror,bt
together the church societies of Altoona,
Johnstown, GNllitZin and LorettO. and at
LacIed many other visitors to the beautiful
Isttie town on the mountain top. st. Johns
Literary and Benevolent Society. of this
city, though not Oh anized as temperance
society, received ana accepted an invitation
to attend. Fifty members marched to the
depot, headed bv the German Cornet band
ana started for LOretto a. 1890 O'Clock. Al
Gallitzin the societies at that place boarded
the train. Arriving at Kaylor's station the
visitors formed in line and marched over the
hill to LOrettO, whers they were received
by the local society. The Johustown So
ciety had already arrived At2 O'Clock in
the afternoon Chief Marshal w. A. B. lit.
tie, OF LorettO, formed the line of parade.
and about six hundred men wearing badges
aud regalia, marched through the principal
street to the Catholic church. The follow
ing societies participated: St Johns, Of
Altoona, with German Cornet Bank Of this
city-MarshaIs, Harry Tomlison, B. J.
Lynch and Robert Shields. st. Johns. of
JOhnstOwn, St Patrick's Temperance So
ciety of GallItzin. and Citizen Band of Gal.
ltzin-Marshal, George Stale; St. Patrfck's
l.. and B. Society, of GalIitzfu, with St
Patrick's band, Of GalIitziu-Marshals, K.
j. Troy, NJ. Meagher and NJ. Brennan; St
Society, of Loretto- -Marshals. NJ.
Bradley and J. {. Scanlan.
After all had assembled in the church,
Rev. Bush, the pastor delivered a stirring
sermon, showing the evil effects
Of drink. and advising and exhorting his
hearers to make stand against its blneful
He was followed bv Father Da-
win, of Summit, and Father Boyle Of Gal
litzin, both of whom spoke with great
eloquence and fervOr upon the same object
The service IN the church was not concluded
until O'Clock in the evening. The visitors
took supper in the village and afterwards
took up their march for Kay lor's station