The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-26
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the Sugar Bowl.
-Ihe rescuing party at the coal mIne a
/ Wiikesbarre, the scene of the recant 60
ulsaster, has found evidence that the I'm.
prisored miners were slowly starved >,
death 1t Is feared the men cannot ba in.
uuced to go any farther, as the work is nou
very dangerous.
Frank Derr and A D. Wilson, his bar
Aeeper' VINO were confined in the Indiana
ooun'y Jall under sentence for illegal liquor
Seiilhg' together with two other prisoners
uade their escape on Thursday night ~
las6 week The watchman was found the
next morning in stupor, and claimed n
nave oeen druRged. A few DAYS before
Lneir escape, Judge White reduced tbeiy
nnes one-half, and they have now knocked
OH the imprisonment and the other half
MI. Celestine Blair, in this weeks is.
sue hings his card to the breeze az a cor5;
oate FOR the nomination for the rof7ca nf
he9lster and Recorder, at the next meme
cratic PRIMARY election. Mr.. Blair ia uau
known to large number of people tbropgb.
out the county, having served one term os
Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff Luther and i
no" ming the same position under SbarifT
oIay' ana II nominated snd elected, would
pei.oruh Ihe duties appertaining to the Re
coTders office with credit and fdelitv
Mrs James Doran, Sr., Of SummerhiU
49, we are sorry to state. seriously in with
caIarrhal affection, and DR.. Deveraux or
summit ls doing all that can be done To al
ieFIate her sunerihgs which owing 70 her
advanced age, is probably all that can he
accomplished. Mrs. D., until quite recent
~ mas oeen an exceedingly hale and hearty
person. She and her husband are the only
couple of all the Old time settlers of Srr,
merhhI Twp, uubroken by death. Tbev
are venerable pair, the parents OF n Iar.e
well known, and respected family.
Mr.. Joseph james, of the West ward
EoensourR, on last Tuesday a week AGO ~
'"e eIee'ion IN that ward, on Offering to
vote was challenged on the ground that be
had not paid a state or county .av .,.ttI,,
Two years as required By law. He left the
poIIinR place and sometime afterward re.
turned and produced tax receipt from
treasurer Stackhouse. for taxes paid on the
IoVh OF June last. The records in the Com
misSloners Office show that Mr.. James taxes
were exonerated by the Commissioners for
:he years 1884 and 1885. II Mr.. James paid
the taxes to Treasurer Stackhouza. vvbv arc
they exonerated? Mr.. Stackhouse has the
hoor to explain whether the county ever cot
them or not
"A Somerset special TO the JobstovvH
tribune gives graphic account of Judge
Ba ers 10 license decree upon the peopIe of
Somerset. The Judge has issued an order
which closes licensed bars from now until
the hrst Monday OF the May term of Court.
AS soon as the decree was made the propri- |
etors of the Somerset House and the Glade
the two principal hotels in the town. noti- |
he'd their guests to find other quarters. and |
closed their doors. Both MIA
ces were crowded with guests who we're
attending Court, some sixty transients being |
1t the Somerset House, but they had to 90.
As soon as the temperance people learned .
1f the state OF affairs they stuck posters 4
about the town notifying strangers and 4
travellers where they could get meals and
odRing. The grounds for refusing the IL
'ense were that remonstrances had been
lied. There are eight distillers in Somerse,
county and their government license allows
.ach 20 sell at any one place IN the county
y the gallon. 1t is expected that some of
hem will open a wholesale shop in the
own in a few days.