The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-06
LEAVES SoUTHwARD.

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Cresson, i2 40 -. s'.35 s 9s - a a
"A freight brakeman on the Penusylva
MA railroad named R. W. Caldw ell, whose
home is at Manor station, had his right
wrist so badly mangled while coupling 2
car at Johnstown on Wednesday afte rnoor
that his arm hap-to be amputated.
1t is stated that the Brotherhood ofILo.
comottYe Engineers, which was organized
twelve years ago and now has q member
, ship. of 900, has distributed among the
/ needy, the sick, and the injured of its flock
/ The magnificent sum Of SAY 600
The Hollidaysburg Standard says
! Fred jacket Esq, of this place, is the own.
( er OF twenty building lots at Fallen Timber,
! on the line OF the CressOn and COalport
railroad, on which he is erecting a dozen
dwelling houses. It is his intention TO erect
( as many more in the near future.
/ J. B. Luther, brakeman on the Penn
/ sylvania railroad, was killed at Conemsugh
( on Wednesday morning by being crushed
/ between the tank of an engine and coke
car. lie was twenty-three years OF age,
unmarried, and resided at Derry, to which
/ place his remains were forwarded.
Dress goods arr cheap enough at any
time, but '. 5. Barker & Bros. have reduced
the price on a lot in order TO close them out /;
so Il you are needing anything in that line
you will save money by taking some OF them.
Many of these goods are suitable for fall.
-Parker's Tonic kept at home is a sentinel
10 keep sickness out. Used discreetly, it
keeps the blood pure, and the stomach
liver and kidneys in working order. Coughs
and colds vanish before it. It builds mp
TIE health. No wise mother will be with
ont it.
Go 60 !. J Il. \. Shoemaker to buynew
mowers, reapers and twine binders. They
have the best and viii sell cheaper FOR the
same quality of machines.
The curative powcr Of Ayers Sarsapa-
rful IS too well known CD require The spo-
afous aid Of eZaE EEerated o. fctiti0us certii-
Gates. witnesses Of its marvellous cures are
living in every city and hamlet of the land.
Write Dr. j c. Aver * Co, Lowell, Mass,
for names.
Here is an item of interest TO ths ladies
Tf white clothing, say g. dress, is put away
In a dark closet or drawer, it Will in time
become yellow. But If placed 10 box
lined with dark blue paper, or even wra1ned
in dark blue cloth. it viii come out as white
as ever If was, no matter how long it lays
-Four girls. daughters of Barney Steck-
man. OF Monroe township, went out to pick
bu,Jxleherries one lay last week. During
the dav they picked four bushel OF berries
and killed four, ,blacksnaBes and two copper
heads aud il wasu'5 a very good day ior
either. berries or snakes Bedford Gazette.
The contract for building the super
structure Of the bridge across the Cone
uaugh. about half mile belo|Sum eID'''
was on Monday last awarded to inc morse
3ridce Co. of Youngstown, ohio thelr o'u
befnr Sl2Os 4S. The contract Tor toe sCole-
vvork was awarded to Mr Frederick snyder
Of CarrorI-own. his bid for the same DeIn8
1913 90. 20
In 1894 Peter K. Jamison, formerly oi
NTorfoo Indiana county, was harvesting Ioi
Katie Buchanan in Rayne township Whe"
b., ,,,,,bt a turtIe. cut his initials and the
5a+e in the shell, and let IL go. On the SIh
i,,+ tba turtIs was found alive, Wlth Iuo
aI,o-octers still visible, within twenty rods
~ ,,bare Nr. Jamison first captured u. II
was again set at liberty.
7, TRULY. Of Leechburg, ArmstFonR
coupty. reports a singular freak OF 'ie"'-
rIng Dnring thunder storm last week
,oo,s, tree apparently sound as a dollaI'
lent q small spot at the rOet, was stfucA
h, ligbtnfug. which went into the tree at
the SPOT at the root and set hre 10 Ihe 'l9''ie
NJ the tree, which continued on hre UNI"
the tree was burned down.
Quite sensation has been created at
1,it+sburp. nv the publication Of an adVerIise-
,,.,,+ of delinquent debtors by the Merchant
,r.i,.,rg, Exchange. The list Of names com.
,,risas one dentist, two lawyers, one bTokrr'
an ex-ciI operator, one druggist, one oI ''ie
pgn,nlfcan nominees for the Legislature
aub city official, and well-known nlsn
-. 80, the a-1oudts varying from $50
70 S2I5,
Tho baneffs TO be derived from home
-.,t,5r1-aIand was the subject for discussion
,st,,eon man and his wife the other day,
,yben the better Ealf decidedly remarked
.t,.f f,e onIv home rule she wanted was TOT
,,o,,saIves. and that hereafter ali their dry
goods, dress goods, boots ana SHOES
a,s ,rovf-iors. etc, must be bodghs AZ Joi'H
Oucne. store on HigA street "se'S ''i1S
can always he bought at bottom prices.
The School Directors If the borough Oh
Enspsburg on Monday appointed the Ioi-
rogyin1 teachers for tre ensuing term "bioh
hegire on the Grst Monday of Septe moeI
-avt. Room No. l, Miss aihe -LI"Su'
Room No. .. Miss Annie Beynon Room
No Miss Ellie Myers and room NO. T.
,rfea Annie Jones Mr. " ID. Bearer was
orare4 room, 1T $50 per month, oaS le-
crrpd % teach tor tHat sum. MI 30 "
T..scb was selected as principal some I''pe
ago at a salary of seventy f7e dollars per
Miss sue Foster, daughter Of Mrs =
Foster formerly OF the Cambria -+4eGse' 'h's
,,r..a bgt at present Iaudisdy of the La. q
TT,rse Eraarsburr, on sunday last 10 a.
t1,.or.rr ro take F.. basket rom an O'e'
,.ra .E..rru,aa down o box Of fconcehiI t'd
ry.. the contents Of which fell 51 he5 -A'e
80 and breast. A particle Of It aiso en-
s-.s one Of her eyes ANhoneh pu' an
STAT s,arssd from tbe time tie lye EEL
,r.r, her nn.il It was removed, she was Sc
.+-..lr injured and suffered greatly. II IS
..os.,nrs -h1ueh not probable that h'r eye
suffered permanent injury.