The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-30

at 10. but as he only had shot gun he die
not get IL. The deer fe.l when be shOt. but
got mp and started of. After following IL
until evening they were compelled 20 give
it up.
The school directors of Lancaster coun
", in convention Nov. 18th, adopted a res
olution praying the legislature to pass a
law providing a state institute Of directors,
70 oe made up OF three directors from each
senatorial district, the duties OF this insti-
tute to be to recommend legislation chang
ing some OF the school laws now IN force
and to make them uniform.
Mrs. Kitty Adams, OF Philadelphia,
has entered suit againsbA. S. Longeneeker.
OF Bedford, Pa. prominent merchant.
charging him with breach of promise and
claiming $40. 600 damages. IL appears that
Lougeuecker won the affections OF the
woman through correspondence. the par,
ties never meeting each other until some
weeks ago in New York. The case will be
tried at Bedford this week.
We acknowledge the receipt of com
plime tary tickets to a supper and concert
to be held at GalItziu. this Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the Catholic pas
toraI residence at that place. We are sorry
we cannot be there, as those who are fortu-
nate enough 20 be in attendance will be
served with supper worthy of Thanks
giving Day. while the concert will be a rare
should not be missed.
w. A. B. Little, Esq, of allegheny
township, while In attendance at court as a
Juror on Monday received dispatch in
forming him OF the death OF his daughter.
Loretto. aged about eight years, from brain
fever. The daughter was sick when Mr..
Little left home and il was his intention Ia
get excused and return. not thinking that
her death was so near at hand, but during
his absence a change for the worse came
and death claimed the little sufferer. The
court excused MIR. Little from any further
attendance during the term.
George Botwright young man about
25 years I'D, and who has only been rail-
roading one week, was killed on Tuesday
morning near Oceola, between the hours OF
) and 6. Just how It happened is not
known, and no enc saw IL. He was missed
! on his train, and in looking for him was
l found dead along the track a short tune
before signalling the train back. He was a
married man, aud leaves a wife and one
| child, A. we'll as many friends. To mourn hi:
/ loss. lie was resident of Philipsburg, ard
an exemplary young man.
| "A special from Johnstown TO the Pitts
burgh Dispatch. on Wednesday, says
Those who think We are not 10 have q
| lively race after the postoffice are mistaken
| J Earl Og.e Is a candidate. and he will re,
ceive Congressman ScCIrs support. W
/ II. Storey, Esq, would not object, and hi.
/ friends say he Is sure OF it Mr. ID II. Kin.
kead is mentioned In that connec tiou as
having earned the Office by hts effor.s in the
/ party's behalf, while DR.. CIIdw aud p
/ II. Livergood are naued for the position
I Several others are sugg sted. but it Is under
/ stood that the bosses OF the situation have
settled on one OF the above named, aud thai
settles Il.
"A shocking shooting accident occurred
in Altoona on last Friday afternoon. Al
beet Shultz, 16 year-oId brother OF Mrs
| Howard Anderson, Of that city. had beer
out hunting and on returning was playing
witA her eight months old son which wa:
| lying in hammock. He had snapped the
| the lock OF the gun several times 10 amuss
/ the child when unfortunately the gun wen'
/ of when the muzZle was pointed directly Al
! the child. The load struck the child in tbs
/ head and tore away hair OF the skull and
/ scattered It's brains and blood over the floor
I killing the little one Instantly. It Is another
o. those terrible warnings to never careless,
/ ly handle a gun.
I 1-a1
| the Pennsy lvania railroad. son OF Angus
/ tire Skelly. who formerly was a resident Ct
| SummeThill township. but now a resident
ot Derry. was crushed TO death at East
Couemaueh, between 1 and o'clock OF
last Monday morning. The deceased wa.
sitting on the tender OF the locomotive tnal
was backing down to a train OF freight ears
! when an engine in front of the train backed
the cars up causing them 70 come together
with more than ordinary force, throwing
SSelly from his position. and falling be-
tween the tender ard the cars. was Instant
ly killed. The deceased was about twenty
years OF age.
Mcdonald at Loretto, Pa, still hold:
the fort by selling goods at rock bottom
prices for spot cash or good marketable pro.
| N"N'' ~ i'i'""9 SuEa's' % q ana :
cents per pound ; teas. 35, so and 40 cents
per pound coffee 10. % and 25 cents PEI
pound boxes coffee essens, 10 cents
papers baking soda, 10 cents boxes
baking powder. 10 cents; boxes Mayes
yeast, % cents; boxes (IOOO) matches. 10
pounds star candle, % cents pounds
barley, % cents pounds rolled oats. p
cents 3 pounds prunes. o5 cents , pound.
curTants, 25 cents ? brooms, % cents {
pieces good soap. 25 cents moIass.s, &c
cents per gallon good syrup 80 cents pei
gallon gallons lamp oil, so cents. also
black oil, machine oil, harness oil. and al
Other goots at equally low prices for spot
! cash or trade,