The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-05

ingtou. "eofRe wash
III Monday last in an alteration he.
90 g. wv ooys IN Consmaugh borough, one
'"en' "ilie Beuhler, about fifteen wears
,., " age. was hit on the mead with br,ck and
aty burt hy Fred Won AIT, a bow of
tue same age. Won Alt was arrested
""u neiu under bail in the sum OF $500 70
answer for the offense
-GeorRe Rodgers of this pIsce mat MIR,
serious accident at Galhtzip on Tnsods-
morning He was engaged cutting mn meat
auo 10 some manner allowed the Iargo
outcher knife to slip from his hand and II
leI point dOwnwards on his f,ot o,,,t,.,,
.nrougL the boot aud entirely throu0b his
IooL IL will necessitate his LAYING bv for a
ie" days at least
In the production of cherry Iumber No
h~an county leads all the count,as in The
s'aIe and claims to be secoEd to Ivcou,I,o
uuiy IN the M nufacture of lumber of oil
AInds. There are fOrty-three saw mills in
Tue county and they cut 100 900 900 feet Of
Hemiock lumber annually. Three hundred
ahu torty-three thousand dollars are Maid in
wages in manufacturing this lumber.
-Hauow Fen was celebrated on Satpr
uaV night 10 this place, and with the except
tlon OF few sleds, wagons, gates etc being
sulrlted away" passed off verv quietly.
lne d-ume custom of running off with
( everything movable on that anniversary is
much more bOnored in the breach than in
/ the observance" and We are glad to note
In's evidence of Improvement in our boys.
The Supreme Court at Pitt.bure on
Monday last affirmed the decision of the
Court OF Common Pleas of this county in
the case Of Samuel WeakIand ct al. vs. Jas.
/ cunningham ct. al and IN the matter of
/ Ihe Incorporation of the borough of Summit
! the Supreme Court reverses the decision of
/ the lower court, which leaves what is row
| known as Summit borough part OF Washing
| ton township.
/ We heG the pleasure on "wednesday
/ last Of meeting Mr.. John A Wallace, Of St
Augustine. Mr. Wallace some time ago re-
Z moved from H0utzdaie, Clearfi-,d county.
and took charge Of the hotel At 81. Angus.
tine, which ne has reftted, refurnished and
put in first class condition, and a. he is a
pleasant and affable gentlemen, the travel
Hing public will hud themselves ~ home
. when stopuaug witt him.
A mighty? Nimrod who lives some four
or five miles north 90 town. by name WIN.
Joiner. succ-eded in chasing wild turkey
into hollow l0g GA the farm of Edward
Edwards. and catching % alive. 10 was
v-ry Fat weighing 1875 Ibs. ANY of our
readers who have any ambition in that line
can catch es many "wIId" turEeys as thew
wish a- tE= hollow ioR o. sim there, aud Mr.
Eiwari7 has qu.ta a npck Tor sale a. the
same price Cd. cts- Der 90. live weight.
-Trs musical -ut-rtainmsut given by
tte famous Noes family 10 th- Armory Hall
or Thursday uf last week, was HHd0ubtedIy
the beet display ct musical tal-at ever Wit
messed iu Indiana The characters, from
"p-fits Bertha to -'b- daddy OF 'em an
w-r- first class. aud % can be safely predict
ei that DO the same combination should
fsv0- our town 5y agsin spp-aring here, the
hall will uut ae largo enough tp hoid the
+ r-op they would attract Indiana & "a
Net-s.
On "Wednesday last well known gen
I tIemau walked into one Of our hotels, took
. piece Of paper and began to figure. Ev
erybody kept quiet unit! hs was done,
supposing that he would tell the exact
majority Of soRe one of the candidates at
the election Iastead however te said that
he could prove TO a certainty that none y
could be saved by buying your dry goods
dress. goods, boots and shoes. groceries and
provisions at john Owens store OB High
street.
One of our Iumbermen. who was at
WilliamspOrt recently, informs US that there
hes been no ma terial advance IN tue price OF
lumber vet. but the stocks on hand baVe been
greatly reduced and the lumOer merchants
are more willing te buy. The prOsP- cts are
that there will be & fair demand for lumber
next spring and there may De some advance
in prices. The lumber business will certainly
be stimulated somewhat by the reViva
which has already commenced in other
branches of trade -zCherrVtree Record.
The big tweIvs-pOund beats the Trib
sf,ae recently noticed are on exhibition Al
Akrr- & Banners, and last evening Colo
mel F sZ T. who has Just returned from 3
visit to the western a1art of this state, "a"
them for the first bine. He says they are
fpsfouf6car,t when compared with beats tOai
grow in Colorado some OF which OhtaT
the extraordinary wright of fnrtg-fve
pounds. ,Johnstotoa Tribune Oct. 2s.
We have 'am no here weighing consider
abIv over a hundred psuuds. We call theu
dead heats" Our esteemed nPighhoT u
usually ortnoeraphically correct. but 10 tht
abov- paragraph, it beats" all.
-Rehert stewart, presumably the oides
. citizen of tais CommO0 wealth, died at tnt
residence OF his son-in-Isw, Mr.. Joseph Ne
; CulIocb. near Ramey. CIesrfeid county OF
Nopdav of last week His demise wa.
caused by 10 disease, but, was simply
u,paring out OF the hOdy. He was bort
March 25 17sz and was 1O5 years and months
o4d. He was a large, strong man, standins
over six feet high, and in his prime was one
the nobIest speci mems OF the human race
tn to withiu tzzo years b. maintained eXceii
aot health. bot recently he failed quit
rapidly.
The several stray Democrats who ha'
beer working for the Repubiiesns 10 tnen
resuective Districts before the election ant
who hurried to this place on Tuesday nlght
m he pettei at Republican hesdquarter
were in sorry plight. The Republican
for soose reason or ether closed up early au'
the strsys were left out In the cold Inc.
looked I{lxe young robins, caught by sse mrs
cold rain The Democratic committeeman
from RIactIiok township did not arase
the R.puhtican headquarters until Wen
y,esdev murrIng but hs is noted Tor Oei"'
behird time. He had been caught in hai
storm.
A man naulad Charles Myers attempte'
e, boa I'd a moving freight train at Summer
buI Tuesday. He caught the hand-rah o