The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-19

was noI seriously injured.
Joe MeMeen, who was confined i'm -,
LaH a' Miflintown. Pa, under sentence :.
ueaVn tor wife poisoning. escaned fro-o a. -
!all en- Saturday night last. and nv - .r's Ius
S elue has not been Captured. 49, ~ Siils ls
sooO Is offered for his arrest '""Iu oi
The The relationship of the membars ot .
.auiiS taS IN Clearfield county. is so tanoIod
S""C sohe OF the children don't knov, tboI,
ano'es from their grandfather. This is dre
~ 'ne Iact that certain man and his tvv,
'oi'S are married to three sisters.
The syndicate of Pennsylvania canito,
ISIS which purchased the VaIantino ,-.E =.
adj. centre CO., say that owing to she
f-I-l.o "hteh exist there for makinO
.lon II can De produced at cost of between
Tai anu SIo per ton, against SI3 per ton in the
Lehigh Valley. VII III 'ii'
I've wlld turkeys were brought to this
pace on Monday last. Up to this tiroe ,le
nave neard of but one farmer who lost o.
tame turkeys on that day and he onIv Iosi
TWO. lie lives about a mile and boI,
south west of town in the wild tnrkay
neighborhood.
-John Nelson, of Wilkesbarre. went ont
cunning on Sunday NOTWITHSTANDING bis
mother forbid him to 60 shooting on the
0aooath. The son replied that he conld 90,
more good In the fields than in cbn-ob 81
N9 me 10 the woods the gun exploded and
Nelson was killed. '-'O
Inc Following named persons can each
get letter by calling at the Ebensbur0
postofhce: Mrs. Susan Boring, Miss Sadie
hane' Mrs Martha Powell, Miss Clara Rose
MI Nj. e. DOrnbush. Mr. Owen Joo es
A. j. Hopewell John Mccormick and
MT jeremiah Rager
For large and fine assortment Of
millinery goods, ful line of ladies and
misses coats and also a nice lot of ladies
muHs call at the millinery store of Miss
Mary Z. Davis in this place. She has iust
returned from the city after purchasing h er
fall and winter stock.
On last Saturday night the store rom
OF Samuel GILL; at Ashville was broken into
aud lot OF dry goods. boots and shoes and
o'ner merchandise was taken. The burglars
gained an entrance to the room by remoying Q
the putty from one of the large windows
and taking out the glass
The Ebensburg Band will will give a
grand hop at the Opera House during the
afternoon and evening OF the 25th inst. A
good orchestra has been secured and everv-
thlng will be done by the committee having
II ID charge to make it a pleasant aud enjoy
able affair. Do not fail to attend.
Governor Pattison, on Monday stened the
death-warrants Of John NJ. Wilson, of
Montgomery, convicted of numbering a
man named Stable, and James H. McCabe.
OF Wayne, convicted of killing Michael
Reilly on December 80. 1885. Both men
will be executed on January 13. 1887.
Mr.. David Jones, while out hunting one
day last week on the Blacklick. saw
three deer one OF them being perfectly
white. A white deer Is rarely seen and
there Is superstition among hunters that
It Is not lucky to shoot them. Mr.. Jones
shot at one Of the others but MISSED it.
Saturday while Lilly Weaver, a fifteen.
7ear-Old girl, was rocking a little child in
the cradle at the residence of George r.
Messmore In Uniontown, her dress caught
ire and her clothes were burned off her
before ass istance arrived. Her flesh was
erribly burned and it is feared she cannot
-ecover.
"A new swindle is being worked as fol
Ows: Swindler number one travels around
selling watches on the installment plan,
s. at the time of delivery. A
follows and claims the watch
vas stolen, giving its number in proof. The
The victim has the watch taken away from
lin and loses the two dollars he has paid.
The Rathebone & Baldwin tract of tim
Der land in Blacklick and Jackson townships,
has been purchased by Walter J. Hayer,
who, it is said intends to cut the lumber up
'Or market. There are three hundred and
hirty-six acres in the tract 1t is estimated
hat there are about four million feet of Ium-
Der on the tract.
Garfield, five year old son of John
Jones (Camphiil,) of Cambria township died
N Monday last of scarlet fever, aud was
buried at Lloyd Cemetery on Tuesday.
This is the second child Mr.. Jones has
buried within a couple of weeks from the
anne dread disease, and another one is lying
Il with but small hopes for recovery.
The Greensburg Press says the West
and Cambria natural gas compa-
~ is now securing the right Of way in
Altoona. The pipes used between Johns
own will be much larger than the ones now
lsed to convey the gas to Johnstown. The
anne paper says that the pipes will be ex
ended to Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
If the Atlantic and Seaboard railroad
hould be built It will be a great
Convenience for the people living along
he route, as it will enable them without
much trouble to visit the store of John Ow-
MS on High street where dry goods, dress
,oods, boots and shoes, groceries and pro-
isIons are always sold at bottom prices.
The large barn of Sharp Neal, located
n North Mahoning township, Indiana
ounty, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
fternoOn last. Nearly all the contents,
onsisting of grain hay, implements, ETC..
we're also burned. There was no insurance
n the barn OF contents, ana the loss will be
arge We did not learn the cause of the
Ire.
Charles KayIor, a son of Peter Kaylor, !
deceased, of Kaylor Station, who is lame
nd not able to work, and who made his |
wing by peddling patent medicines. was |
ast week admitted TO the Greensburg Aims |
ouse. The authorities of that institution
otified the Poor authorities OF this county |
nd on Monday last he was brought to the |
lmshouse.
WANTED. "A four or five hundred |
ere tract of first class coal and timber land |
vitbin four miles of railroad. Timber |
,ust be thick and Of good quality. VIII |
av cash for good and cheap property. |
zone Int principals or owners of lands need !