The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-10

II sets the lungs, liver and kidneys in
working order. Coughs and Colds vanish
oefor it. Take It In time
On Tuesday evening last Mrs. Susan
RheY, the oldest resident of this place.
while walking in her house accidentally fell /
and broke her right leg near the thigh. Her
advanced age (ninety-four) makes it an i'm ?
possibility for the bones to knit and it is
very probable that she will never be able to
walk again.
Mr.. e. E. Glenn on Friday last while
operating his drilling machine on the site
for the new grist mill near the station,
slipped and fell with his left hand between
two cog-wheels of the machine Two of his
fingers were so badly mashed that amputa-
tion may have to be resorted to, but up to
this time has not been done.
1t was reported here last week that the
earthquake shock had opened the old salt
we'll on the Blackick and that gas was
flowing from the we'll quite freely. Mr.. A.
L. Pindle, however, assures US that the report
is sithout foundation, citizen residing
in close proximity TO the well had noticed
nothing unusual and had not even felt this
shock
OF drinks, even for court week, kept up
a noise on our streets nearly all night, aud
some lighting was done by the more belliger-
eut. On Tuesday the borough tire asury was
enriched about ten dollars in q mes and costs
paid by those who could raise the amount,
while thuss who could not raise the money
boarded out their dnss iu ire Jail
-WeacEnow ledge che receipt % . complI-
ueutary ticket % a grand picuie TO BE- beId
under The auspices of tls Cookpou Coruet
Rand, at that place, 8u saturday. Septem-
r-r ism, lnsl no j. uot uEeIy that We Will
ae tuere. boz us have r0 doubt those who
l.tHrI al. 5e more than pleased. al Ell
E1r WUIaus 1f tf. WlHFlr E bs e-Uae
Ia..y tlaei f1r tIs occasion
A gentleman iH arreuIau-s at Court
tI week informs us tlat lHe eartHquak ke
srHrz sa- scarcely felt .u lls ueiEhb1ruJod.
That there E1ud bel severe SHOCK how
ever. If He returned home OBJ DTS N.ie with
all visiting John owens store pa HiEh
street aud iaJ ing iu a supply of dry goods,
dress goods. boots and sn0v-. EruleI rs and
provisions az very low prices
jacob Rubutz ana jacob Kuriz. broth
pTs-fD-law aud both OF JOnnstown WeTe
thrown from a carriage on Sunday after
! noon near the Johnstown Fair Grounds and
both severely injured. Rubritz' right lex
was broken a shorC distance above the an
/ kIe and the bone protruded through the
| flesh. KurtZ, Injuries are not serious. Ru-
britz' leg may have to be amputated
"A sad accident occurred in Girard town
/ ship Monday fternoon last and the facts
are as follows: Two boys of Henry Mat
| tel were engaged in cutting wood
/ when the older one drew back with an
| axe, and his fve-year old brother, coming
/ up behind him was struck on the neck,
| almost seYering MS mead. His death was
| almost Instan taneou5.- CIeGrfeld RepUbH-
/ can.
] The Johnstown gas we'll is down 1,485
/ feet and there are indications that some
/ thing has been found in the hole the nature
! Of which the owners do not car to
make public at present. No ad-
mittance" signs are numerous about the
derrick, and no person is allowed ou the
| premises. The owners are evidently try
to make a mystery of it.-IUdiaFa Hes-
/ Senqer.
Mrs. Lena Ebprle, married woman,
| aged 81 years, dropped dead IN Conrad
! Earnest's saloon, IN Conemaugh borough
about O'Clock Tuesday evening. All et-
| forts on the part of Dr. Schiil, who was
| speedily summoned, failed to revive her,
The physician gave it as his opinion that
| her death was caused by apOpiexy. The
| deceased leaves husband, three sons and
! a daughter Two of heI sons. one of whom
is married, live on the South Side, Plttsburg
and the other resides in Oregon.
With Pullman & Co.'S double tented
| consolidated shows, which exhibit at Ebens-
burg. Friday. September l7th, comes such
singular and exclusive features as the HUI
man Leopard Family. the miraculous EIec'
trio Lady, the Bohemian Glass Blowers
and the best trained horses, dogs and goht
that were ever exhibited, and company oil
general and special performers tnat are
uneuualed. A % cent ticket admits to al
the tents children under nine, 10 cents.
C. w. Cogswell. a passenger on the
west bound Fast Line on the PennsylVahi'
Railroad. cut his throat with suicidal intent
near Derry station on Monday night. III
is about fifty years Of age, and "ea'Vh!
resident of Springfield, o. The physician
of the PennsyIvania Railroad atte nded hln
and pronounced his injury quite serious
He was taken from the train at Derry sIa
| tiop and convey ed to hotel. Relatives Q
the victim were telegraphed regarding tL
unfortunate event. His daughter was VIII
him when he tried to kill himself, snG's"oon
ed at the sight Of blood. COgswell IS pas
senger cond uctor and had been East Oh
pleasure trip.
Pullman & Co. g United Shows. Museuu
Trained Animal Exposition and Ateh'
novelties is both the best and cheapest o
the road. It is emphaticaly big feature
show. with enough of genuine merit
p stock half dozen big headed shows "hlc
CHARGE double its prices. A sight OF th
} | marvellous Human lie opard Family OF 'u
3 shocking" Electric Lady, is alone Wor.
the prtce of admission to all Inc uouo'
Y | troupe of trick horses are the hrsI lou
footed scholars Of the day the trlcR au
clown dogs without psrelieI, and the traine
= herd of goats are uniquely Wouu9ilu
e The big company Of male and female PEI
q formers excel in every branch OF physic
- culture, and many other features "hich "
,,aed no name are worthy OF careful inspe'
4 uop. 1t is lust what the people want
q big CHEAP. good, clean show. One % cei
. ,icket admits TO all the tents; children u'
d der nine, 10 cents.
Ladies' wanted.
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