The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-17

cambria county has 466 pensfore-s -,
draw from the national treasure 80
month the sum OF S343l.74.
IL you are going to put new roof n,
your Old OF new building, call and sea tho
patent tin shingles Does not reouira a mo
eRanic to lay them they can be mt on bv
0"I o'u oOy. q. HUNTLEY,
Agent
"A great many people who were in ar.
tendance at court this week avafsd tL.n,
serves OF their opportunity while here and
snose IN attendance next week should croft
Dy their example and purchase a suppIv of
ury goods, dress goods, boots and shoes.
groceries and provisions at John Owens,
store on High street, where goods are ALWAYS
sold at bottom prices.
While on his road 10 this place on Sat
urday last, Richard Gittings. Of Cambria
township, was kicked in the breast by, one of
the horses in the team he was DRIVING. He
proceeded on bis way about two miles. how
ever without feeling much the worse. but
when he reached the farm OF Edward Tho
mas ne became unconscious and his son.
VINO was with him, hurried TO town for
physician who at once attended bin. No
oones were found broken, and it is thought
Mr. Gittings will soon recover from the
shock.
The Sisters of Charity, in Greensburg.
are awarding contracts for their extensive
new seminary soon to be erected. The di.
mensions Of the structure will be 2OOx3O0
teet The contract for its erection has been
given to Hoover, Hugus & Co. Philfpsburp.
Pa. The Johnstown Manufacturing Co,
OF JOhnstown, have closed a contract for
supplying the brick of which $50 900 will
be required. a siding for delivering build.
ing materials viii be constructed by the p.
K X. from their main track to the site of
the proposed seminary.
Some good bargains can he had for
short time in Spring Tooth harrOws Armagh,
South Bend aud Pittsburg plows at c.
HuntIey's.
-Chief-Of,Police Harris, Of Johrstown.
armed with q warrant, vert to Pittsburp on
last Tuesday, and arrested Congressman
Thomas NJ. Bayne, Of Allegheny city, on a
charge Of criminal libel. Nr Bayue is the
owner Of the Pittshnrg Pennv Press in which
the alleged libel was published some DAYS
ago under the heading, "Whare is Mary
MeGraEoI The information was made
before q Johnstowu Justice OF the Peace by
2 coal miner named McGrpg0r. Of Mineral
Point. Mr.. Bayne gave bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance At The December
Sessions Of the Cambria county court.
On Tuesday morning about three o.
clock the Inhabitants Of Strongstown. Indj-
ana county, were startled by an alarm Of
fire, and IN looking out of their windows
saw blaze coming out of the roof of the
hotel of John Burke. a bucket brigade
was hastily organized, and as there is no
water except what IS obtained from the
wells, it WIS with difficulty that the flames
were subdued but not until about one-haIf
of the roof on the south part Of the building
was burned off. Mr.. Burke's loss IS psti-
mated at about $780, and we have not
learned whether he has any insurance or
not.
Something over one year ago. q vagraut
boy came to the home Moses Miller, near
Stoystown. Somerset county. He was TAX
en- in, given a home aud adopted by Mr..
Miller. The family grew very much attach
ed to the lad a few weeks aro is was dis
.
gentleman named Powell who resides at
Haufstree, Michigan. The boy had been
kidnapped by "A trlnp and abandoned in
the eastern part Of Westmorelaud county,
near StOystown. Some davs ago. the lads
father arrived at that place, reclaimed his
lost son and took him home again to the
north west.
The circus troupe Of Walter Main ez-
hibited 10 Indiana on Tuesday, both morn
ing and evening to very large audiences.
This is the old style show with ali the mod
ern additions Any one that couldn't get
TWENTY-FIVE cents worth of amusement out
Of 10 must be short of appreciation. The
acro5arie, trapeze, slight of hand and other
performances were marveIously intere sting
throughout, and kept the audience COT
vulsed With Laughter. The minstrel con-
cert at the close was excellent, and gave
general satisfaction to all. 1t was better
than Barnum and Forepaugh's combined for
fun was the remark of several young Ia
dies Tpdiona, Pa, Times.
IF we we're to speak astropomicaIly
we could hardly say that autumn is here,
Int I'm ropuIar language inthe United states
FEt EIIEIN cEa0Atil VI NtiE gVfil - ''-@'i -"'
he followed in a very short time by the Sc
we're winter weather, which requires us 20
give ourselves an unusual amount of atteu-
ton in order to be physically preserved.
Therefore, do not delay, but take advsn-
tage at once Of the great induceuent now
being offered you by r. /. Davis, the
popular boot and shoe dealer on Julian
street. as nothing requires more attention
than the pedal extremities during the
cod weather. He being practical
Of course knows how TO select
a good stock, and if you call at his store
YOU will find something to suit everybody
no matter what his position in lie may De-
Prices lower than ever.
Barn Burned
On Tuesday morning about ten O'CLOCK
the barn of Harrison BuTkhart, about