The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-03-26

you VIII wonder how It Is that Barkere are
selling on a lot at reduced price The
only reason is that they bought lot at very
low figures and are selling it the same.
The attention OF our readers is called to
the advertisement Of Prof. Leech's Normal
School, which will be found in another
column. Mr.. Leech has been principal of
the Ebensburg High School for the past two
sessions, is a successful and practical teach
eT Snd pupils attending his school will find
IN him a competent Instructor.
When a cold or other cause checks the
! operation of the secretivs organs, their ma
tural healthy action should be restored by
the use Of Ayers Pills, and infammatory
material thereby removed from the system.
Much serious sickness and suffering might
be prevented by thus promptly correcting
those slight arrangement that, otherwise,
/ often develop into settled disease.
| The announcement OF II. A Shoemaker,
! Esq, as a candidate for Prothonotary il
/ published in the proper column. Mr. Shoe
maker at the end Of the present year will
| have served one term In that Office, and dur
! ing his ineumbency has bees an accommo
dating and obliRing officer. and, II re-RomI-
mated, Will perform the duties OF the Office
in the future as efhciently and faithfully as
he has done In the past.
/ Attention is called to the card of St.
Francis College. Loretto. published in an
other column. The we'll known reputation
OF this college in the past is a safe guarantee
I Of It's usefulness in the future, and its pres
ent able and efficient corps of teachers
are among the best instructors tn he found
in orH.n.o IT.
who wish To continue their studies until the
end OF June. it affords good opportunity.
Parties attending the appeals should
bear in mind that while reduction Of their
valuation a hundred dollars OF two may
save them a small amount in taxes. the
best way t. save money while here is to buy
their dry goods. dress goods boots and
shoes groceries and provisions at John
Owens store. on High street where tIey
can always buy at bottom prices.
I Thomas Gallagher son OF a wealthy
/ Williamsport merchant while recovering
, from long debauch on Saturday afternoon,
| deliberately laid his neck on one Of the rail
road tracks at that place. and waited for a
coming train. policeman was summoned
I and removed him from the track, but the
/ would-be suicide broke away and again
threw himself on the track with such vio-
lence as to injure his skull He then beg
| ged to be taken 10 iai He is not insane.
-Tte Hoilidavshur0 Sta ndard says: Dur
ing the absence Of Harry Kaufman. who
resides near Ore Hill, and who was on a
visit TO Johnstown. his wife eloped with an
other man ma med Ephram Kensinger. leav.
ing behind her three little children unpro.
. y-gJa To- na - ,a
little ones was discovered In time, otherwise
the chances are that they would have per-
ished for want Of the necessarips of life.
/ The woman INDUCED in a similar freak once
before, and with the same individual
Rev W. J. Coleman Of Beaver Falls.
/ District Secretary Of the National Reform
7 Association. delivered a very able and in
structive lecture Ir the Presbyterian church
of this place on Tuesday evening last on
the great object and purpose OF the associa-
tion he represents. His lecture was mas
terv presentation OF the reasons for the
Christian amendment which the association
labors TO secure The speaker held his au-
dience for about one hour and fifty min
utes.
Information by wire from the mountain
mining district today. says the Johnstown
Tribune Of wednesday. is to the effect that
the mines at Ganitzin, Mineral Psint, Lilly's,
Benscreek Portage and South Fork are all
1T work having received the advance OF ten
cents per ton demanded. One mine was
out Yesterday at the east end OF the tunnel,
but ft Is understood that all are at work to-
day. There is no news from Summsrhill,
but it is likely, however, that all are at work
there.
"A son of Mr. Frank Warner, Of Wash
inKton township, aged about eighteen years,
was killed at Sonman on Friday last, about
four O'Clock in the afternoon. he, with
number OF other young men, had been engaR
ed IN the hazardous and dangerous pasttme
OF jumping on freight trains and riding up
and down the railroad. Young Warner at
tempted to lump on a moving train, when
his foot caught and his handhot sippen'
and he was dragged several hundred yaros'
breaking his lower jaw and horribly mu'iia
ting his head and body.
A Sanitary Convention, the object oil
which will be to afford an opportunity for ar
expression of opinion on matters relating t'
the public health and the discussion O
methods looking towards an advancement
in the sanitary condition Of the Common
wealth, the prevention of sickness and aVoio
able death, and the improvement OF tn'
conditions OF living, will be held In Phiiadel
phia, under the auspices Of the State Boart
OF Health, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, Nav IL. 13, and Il, 1886.
Mr.. Charles Grouse, Of Summerhill, OF
Thursday Of last week, while in this place
purchased g new buggy and took It home
On the next day he started to South Forl
with his new buggy and a horse be bad Dor
rowed from Mr.. Alex. Story, and Will,
driving across the COBemsugh tie hOrs'
fell, upsett:nR the buggy and throwing mr
Grouse out. The horse became so rntsnRleC
IN the harness that It was with difhculty h
was released. and he was so badly injured
from his struggling that he died in sbor
time after Mr.. Grouse escaped unhurt
but the buggy was badly wrecked.
"A postofice has been established a
Ashland. this county, to be known as Ash
VILE. w. G. Krise, Esq, has been appoint
ed postmaster and he is now actively en-
gagged in putting up = suitable building
The petitioners for the Office first INTENDED
! to have the postofice named Ashland, hu
as there is one of that name in Pennsylva
MIA the postoffice department refused t.
= adopt it, and so the name OF Ashviiie wa
= then taken. The mail will be carried Ol
the Cresson & Coalport road. and mail mat
= ter will not be delivered there until th
trains begin running regularly. We con
graduate the Squire on his appointment
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