The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-11


tread-power threshers
July 5th is the day fixed for holding ,fe
next Argument Court.
Mcdonald at Loretto, Pa, wants sooo
IDS. good. clean, dry wool, for which he viii
allow one half cash II iftesired.
Letters await the following persons l.,
the EOensburg post office: Jane c. Davis
+. w. Davis, Mr.. Jacob Stebaueb. Mr. Han,
ry Stonebaugh John d. Wolf.
"A walnut tree was recently cut on the
farm OF A. NJ. Coleman, near Blairsviue
that measured nine feet across the stumn
IL was bought by man who represents a
Buffalo, y. Y, furniture mandatory and
was shipped to that city The log was so
heaYy that 1t required eight large horses to
haul 1t to the station.
Mr.. David Ellis, Of the firm of Ellis &
Sons, manufacturers Of the finest grades Of
holler Process flour, at Indiana Pa, spent a
rev hours in town on Friday last. The -four
manufactured by the Messrs. Ellis has been
IN use In Ebensburg for several years, and
great many OF our people will us no other.
Try sack OF their "Vctor'' and Won will
then know what 1t is to haYe good flour.
For fresh vegetables go to the Sugar
Bowl.
Charles J. StahI book binder and dealer
In musical Instruments, committed suicide
by hanging himself from the transom in the
nall of his residence at No. 11O9l<, Eleventh
aVerue, Altoona, on Friday last The de-
ceased was prominent German citizen, In
comfortable circumstances, and had become
despondent from brooding over bad invest
ments. He was 50 years of age and leaves
wife and four children.
Five hundred men wanted Also same
number of ladies and children to call at the
store OF LOretto Merchandise Co, and ex-
anime our stock of dress goods, dry goods,
mems clothing, ladies' and gents fine shoes.
Ladies' fine kid button shoes 81 90 to g. IS.
/ Try our s. 90 kid button shoes they are ex-
/ cellent for the price In groceries we han.
! die only pure goods. Wool wanted IN ex-
! change for goods.
/ "A great many people IN this country
| have become rich from labor saving inven-
tions If a man can invent some usefCi
! labor saving machine his fortune is assured.
+ If yOu have no inventive genius your next
best plan is TO try and save money, by buy
ing your dry goods, dress goods, boots and
/ shoes, groceries and provisions and all kinds
of canned goods, at John Owens, store on
High street where goods are always sold al
. bottom rpT ices.
-JohH E. Fry, who was for many years
Superintendent of the Cambria Iron Com
pany's Besse mer works, at JOknstown, wa
arrested at Pottsville. this state, on FRIDAY
last, charged with enticinQ several little girls
aged between eight and fifteen years of age
into a cemetry at that place for vile pur
poses. He is about forty years OF age emf
nent in his profession and denies the charge.
aud says he can explain Lis conduct salts
tactorily. He was lodged in jail.
For all kinds Of choice groceries go to tn,
Sugar Bowl.
Mr.. Philip Collins Of ,Bellefonte. has pur
chased a locomotive and fifty cars for use OF
the Buffalo Run Railroad. The new roa,
will be seventeen miles and a fraction il
length, and there will be iE all twenty tw
miles OF track laid the additional five mile
being made up Of sidings. There are vas
deposits of ore along the route, which vii
thus BE- developed. The Beech Creek roa,
will probably be completed TO a point wher
connection can be made with 1t -AHo0n,
Times.
Before the adjournment Of Court o.
Monday afternoon, George NJ. Reade, Esq.
President OF the Cambria Bar Association
announced to the Court the death OF tw
members of the bar since the last sitting o
the Court-John ScanlaH, Esq OF Ebeus
, burg, and James NJ. Swank, Jr., Esq 0
, Johastown. Eulogis.ic remarks we're mad
ar,
Judge Johnston and Court was adjourne
out of respect to the deceased members {
the bar.
The Bellefoute Democrat says that
woman living a short distance west {
. Stormstown, Centre county, attempted
commit suicide in a most shocking mannt
, on Thursday OF last week. She saturate
her clothing with coal oil and set FIRE
them, and had she not been discovered an
the flames speedily extinguished, death
its most horrible form would have been IN
result. As it is, the injuries she sustaine
. are Of a very serious character, and althoug
still living, her condition Is exceedingly cri
ical
DR. WHnan Fl. Sloan, well know
! ply sician at Chest Springs, died suddenly
the residence Of Mr.. Henry Itel, in Ciearhei
. township on last Sunday morning, II
Doctor was called to attend the family
Mr Itel about twelve O'Clock on Frida
night and remained all day on Saturda,
About eleven O'Clock on Saturday night |
Z lad down TO rest telling the family TO ca
% him If wanted A short time after lylr
- down he called for q drink of water, and q
8 marty taking him the driDk k noticed that thel
was something unusual in his appearaD'
T and that he was very sick. DI. Noonan
Chest Springs was sent Cor and responde
IN the call. but on his arrival DR.. Sloan vi
!, in q diving condition and shortly afterwar'
= avnIred Doctor Sloan was a native or II
!, diana county, had practiced at st. Nichol
:, in this county about sixteen years ago. al
removed from there TO Chest Springs
, was about fifty years of age and was regar
n ed as q skiIful physician
y Cornelius Arthurs, was tried and acqu
It tod on Tuesday last for breaking into
D freight car and stealing some goods All
his acduittal he left the Court House al
is ,bouobt he would take a look at the tow
It In the meautime an information was ma
It AGAINST nirs before Esquire Kinkead' ]
e onother offence OF the same kind, "arra
d nos issuef and the officers we're on the 100
out for him. II the afternoon Depu
e Sheriff Blair was taking three prisoners nc
a the Court House to the jail, ard when I'd
IS reached High street, Arthurs put IN an
y naarapce and commenced talking to I
j. risonars Deputy Blair reached for b