The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-13

! six sheep belonging to Mr. Evan J. Ben.
net who resides about a mile east of town.
were Killed by dogs on Saturday night.
The courts have decided that no bound-
ary fence can be made of barbed wire With
out the consent of the parties owning the
/ adjacent land, and any man who puts a
oar0ed wire fence along the highway rem
.deTs himself liable for all injuries result
lnP TO stock pa ssing along said highway.
Mr. Frank Vogle, Of the West,no7eland
democrat, came here on the special train on
/ saturday evening and returned to Greens
/ burg on the same train on Monday morning.
/ MI. Nogle is pleasant gentleman, prints
/ sound Democratic newspaper and we were
/ glad to make his acquaintance. Call again
/ and stay longer.
| Experiments are being made at the Ed
. gar Thompson Steel Works at Braddock
| with natural gas as ar illum!nant. A burn.
ct, shaped like a common saucer, perforated
with nne holes, is being used and gives fair
service. -Four Of these give light euualing
an electric lamp, and it Is thought they can
be improved sufficiently to be substituted for
electricity.
I AiN AiOublC bGbWECu JIllS country ana
Mexico about the Cutting affair is not likely
to lead to war. 4 much more serious mat
ter which is now pretty well settled is that
the best place to buy dry goods, dress goods,
boots and shoes, groceries and provisions IS
at John Owens store on High street where
goods are sold at bottom prices.
The editor of the Bradford star gets in
this one on a married woman who is a gum
chewer in that city ITO witness a full
grown, middle aged married woman work
ing heg well developed jaws at the rate of
forty strokes to the minute on poor de-
fenseless cud of chewing gum is a sight
next IN interest to a well contested game of
base ball"
Another carload of phosphate Just
arrived which is free from any makeup
weights or adulteratIons of any kind. 1t
has given the best of satisfaction to all VITO
h ave used it. Call and get load and you
will never regret it. For sale at HuntleY's.
The Americus cider mill can be bought
very low az HuutIey s Hardware store.
The following named persons can each
get a letter by calling at the Ebensburg
postoffce Mrs. a. 5. Jones, Miss Sadie
Strausbaugh, Miss NJ. S. Reigh and Mr.
Berdne Blake.
Home made tin fruit cans, also Mason
and Union jars at Huutley's.
1t was rumored in town on Wednesday
morning that Mr. Griffith Lloyd of Cambria
township had got his leg broken. After
running around trying to find out the par
tIculars we finally met his son, who Iuform-
ed Us that Mr.. Lloyd fell from a moving
machine on Saturday last and got his leg
slightly hurt, but the Injury was only tri-
fling and was In no way serious.
-Parker's Tonic kept at home is a scntine.
TO Keep sickness out. Used discTeetly, it
keeps The blood pure, and the stomach.
liver and kidneys in working order. Coughs
and colds vanish before it. 1t builds up
the health. No wise mother will be with
out it.
On Friday last John ShinafeIt, a young
man Of thus place about eighteen years Of
age, a son Of Mr.. Christian Shiuatet, while
running near the station fell ana broke the
cap of one of ais knees. lie was taken to
his home and his injured knee dressed by
Drs Griffith and Jones. The young man
will probably be laid up for hye or six
weeks from the time OF the accident.
Go to J. d II. A. Shoemaker to buynew
NJ overs, reapers and twiue binders. They
have the best and will sell cheaper for the
same quality of machines.
Ayers SaTsaparilla is designed for
those VINO need a medicine to purify their
blood, build them up. increase their appe
tte. and rejuyenate their Whole system.
No other preparation so well meets this
want. It's record Of forty years is one OF
constant triumph over disease.
i is estimated by the committee OF ar
rapgements for the soldiers reunion and en-
campment, to be held at Huntington next
month, thatOne thousand huntington coun-
ty soldiers will be encamped during the four
DAYS Of continuance that there VIII be
two thousand more present from surround
ING counties or Grand Army and reunion
days. and that five thousand other people,
both soldiers ond citizens, will be In attend d..
snce.
Go to j. & II. A. Shoemaker for your
sections and repairs for the Tiger mowers,
the John F. Nanny mowers aud the John-
ston mowers and reapers.
On Wednesday night about nine O'Clock
the barn of Mr.. Charles Weakand IN Sus-
ouebanna township was struck by lightning
and set on fire and together with its entire
contents was bsrned to the ground The !
harm contained nearly all the seasons haT. /
vest. a thresbing machine, wagon and
large lot OF farming implements. The loss
is estimated at about s. 900. The paGn was
built about six years ago, was 5OxSO and IS |
y severe loss 70 MI Weakland which Will
be partially covered by an insurance OF 81 |
200 in the Cambria Mutual
"A telegram from Bairsvile says Ihe /
Philadelphia Company, who have been bor-
ing gas we'll on the Sloan tarm' ABOUT
mile aud half north Of town, naVe con-
ducted their operations with vast amount
NJ secrecy. No one has been permitted TO
approacb the vicinity OF me well. From
trustworthy source it bas been learned that
At s. depth of six hundred feetla quantity OF
gas sufficient to run the boring apparatus
has beeu obtained, and the outlook for Dig |
oasser is very promising Operations have
c.o-ad until tue we'll IS ca5ed, when ~ ey
xiii is pushed with removed YigOr.