The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-29

snip, Blair county, who left HoUdaysburg / "a
on Saturday night very drunk, aud with =
morse and buggy, was found dead by the
roadside, not very far from home on Sun
day morning. It is thought he fell oat Of
the buggy and was dragged to death.
The attention of people visiting E5ens-
burg ON the day of the election is called to
the fact that either before or after voting
they can visit the store of John Owens, on
High street, where dry goods, dress goods,
ooots aud shoes, groceries and provisions
can always be bought at bottom prices.
Harry G. Rose has performed the duties
of the Office Of District Attorney during the
past three yeaIs with signal ability. Vote
for him, in order that the interests of the
/ Commonwealth may be in safe hands and /
/ that criminals may not escape through the .
( incompetency of the prosecuting officer.
/ MIR. P. II. Crawford, fore man in the Al .
/ toOna Times Office, having reached his twen- 1
/ ty-siXtn birthday or Tuesday last, was pre-. F.
scented with an elegant caster on that day by /
/ the cOmpOsitOrs on that paper. Mr.. Charles
Wehrle, formerly of this place, who is
known as the ''young philosopher" made
the presentation speech.
MI, f. E. Brilliant. of Grant, Indiana
county, was out hunting on Monday last
and careIessly set his gun down with the
muzzIe on his foot. While playing with the
lock the gun went OFF and at the same time
one Of Mr. Briuhart's toes. DR.. Blose of
Cherry Tree dressed the injured foot and
put the finishing touches to the amputation
of the toe.
Mrs Lizzie DiIling, wife of George Dill
ling and daughter OF John and Susan
Miller. committed suicide by hanging her
self with a rope in a stable at Loysburg,
Bedford county, on Friday last. She was
about thIrty-three years Of age. She leaves,
beside her husband, three small children.
Dependency is supposed to have prompted
the taking Of her life.
1t is said that the Westmoreland & Cam
bria Natural Gas Company is contemplating
an extension of its pipe line from Johnstown
to Altoona if the supply at Grapeville is
. deemed sufficient. In extending their pipes
to Altoona Why not run them by way of
Ebensburg? Some Of our enterprising citi-
zeBs ought to take the matter il hand and
D see that Ebensburg is not left out in the
r cold.
b The Pennsylvania railroad was block
| AIDED bv a landslide a short distance west of
s Kittanning Point for several hours on We'd
D nesday morning. 1t is estimated that about
d 1000 tons of rock and earth fell down on the
tracks. The track was fortunately clear at
the time, Pacific Express having passed but
+. a few minutes before, About two hundred
= men were at work for several hours clearing
the track.
The Loretto Merchandise Co, of
Lorstto calls the attention of buyers to the
low prices at which they now sell goods OF
all kinds: Mems coarse bootsS175 to 90
Wonens' heavy shoes 81 90, Misses fine
$ huttOn and lace shoes 10 90 81 25, Ladies
" fine button shoes S1OO 70 S2 80 Lumber
IS mems flannel (aIl wOo) .28 IA los. gTanui-
II / ated sugar 81 co. 18 lbs. light brown sngal
81 co. Choice mixed tea 40 per ID. Grair
n and country produce wanted ia eNcuEnG'
ct for goods.
ie The Brothers at Loretto have finished
2 their water works. St. Francis Coleg,
ran now boast of an abundant supply o
T. nure water The artesian we'll is located o1
t, an elevation one-third of a mile from tn
IN college and six horse power engin
re Iilts the water into a large cistern, whenc
it flows through the buildings Three hr
eh nv drapts. with hose attached, are on To
re main pIpe. fronting tue college The SUI
j. cess of the works IS due mainly to the man
ge aoer. Bro. AIphonsus. The steam heatin
has ,een made nucL more effective this yea
, nv Rro. Reruardine Evidently the heait
h, and comfort of the students have not bee
N, FORGOTTEN or neglected By the Francisco
lar Brothers
NJ Joseph Bearer. Of Carroll towushi
,io on Tuesday last drew the water OF b
- earn pond for the purpose Of examining b
- sfocl- of fish. lie found ten four year oh
which were from eighteen to twenty inch'
~ Iong and about eight to ten pounds
- yzaigbt. and a large number Of one and w
year oIds. Strange TO say there was noi
10 of this wears hatching to be seen. IN
Is either did not spawn from some cause
ifS orotber or the spawn was destroyed by sol
yer means unknown. His yearings are aoo
uiu from three to four Inches in length and
tuo wear olds about eight inches. If
lis raarar's Young fish grow in the same pI
526 ro-tfon. in two wears he will haS nice
the of fish. His four year olds are dandies.
'@i. @ On Monday night Eastern EXPIRE
which left Altoona about eleven ocio'
so had only gone a short distance wneH
- boose was thrown against the tram oS
freight train with such force as TO UNI
-, four cars over on their side. Ihere y"
- but few passengers in the tTalh duo 'N0 "a
~ tber fortunately escaped without serl'
i,trrv II was some time before the
eve soroers could be got out, the doors of
the cars having to be broken to permit tn
tor ogress The clothing of one lady M
no UaIv. of St Louis. had to be torn
as order IN release her from the debris.
most seriously injured was the wife OF
3 of W G. Rankin, of Glastonbury, co;
by who is badly cut on the head and face
ears some Of her ribs broken A number oi
dol Messengers received cuts and scratches
rec inckiIv all escaped serious injury.
go Space will not permit of our e'lD
fru account of the Moss family suffice 10
OF that the large house that greet, d them
Thanksgiving evening was highly p'e4
with the performance 1t IS indeed
ana de,fpI musical family, We might say
ntHe "netite" Bertha Is a jewel 1t was mo
'use sonrce Of qualification and pleasure TO
one 40 small and young manipulate
,Ort- diferent instruments. Little May ha
and ,,onderful voice for her age and ca'
is IN merited applause. The old gent caI
+ the the climax in his dutch character sKeC
,ting ard broupbt fourth rounds ct applaus
Iould pjn,5urq Leader, Noe. 28 1885.