The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

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tons brth duy, February 22d-
Mr.. Mark Karr, Of jackson township, .
IS living very low with pneumonia.
The child born in jail on Thursday OF /
last week 20 Mss Susan Domer, died on last I
SUNDAY morning.
"A son OF David Farber, of Wilmore, had .
his LEG crushed In n railroad accident near
Pittsburgh on Monday night.
Miss Aun Mcdonald of this place, who
has been visiting in Baltimore for the past
month, returned home on Monday.
Jennie, a little daughter of Mr.. p. f.
Kirby, Of Wtmore, died on Wednesday of
last week from membranous Group.
on account of the incIemency of the
weather, the Teachers Institute to be held
In Chest Springs on last Saturday, was post
roned to Saturday, February 18Th.
WANTED. "A respectable man to han
die our famous Rubber Stamp, etc N this
district Mcmahon Bros. & Adams, 2l2
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wanted at McDonald's store, Loretto.
Pa, butter. eggs, oats, corn. wheat, rye.
beans, potatoes, onions, etc, for all of which
the highest trading price will be allowed.
All persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted 20 NJ. f. Mcdonald, of Loretto,
Pa, are respectfully requested TO call and
settle on or before March 1st. After that
date the books will be placed for collection.
Rev. G. Berkeley, OF Somerset county, a
German Baptist minister, while walking
across field from a neighbor's to his own
nome was overcome by the cold and frozen
~ years old.
"A sleiGhing party consisting OF Mrs. E.
Mower, Ms. E. G.. Kerr, and Misses Ella
Bouey, Alice Sechler, Nan James, Maud
Luther, Maud Bender, Cadde Kerr, and
Aggie Myers, drove to JOhnstown on Mon
day last and returned the same day.
Mr.. Francis y. Burk, who was con-
victed at December court for furnishing in
toXicating liquors to miners, was sentenced
on Monday last to paw fine of $40, costs OF
prosecution, and 10 undergo an impIison-
ment In the county Jail for ten days.
AT the adjourned Argument Court held
on Monday, Judge Johnston appointed the
following named members of the bar as the
examining committee for the ensuing year ::
W. Horace Rose, chairman; V. Barker,
c. l.. Dick, NJ. ID. KIt.ell and d. f. Dufton.
The County Commissioners OF Indiana
county have decided not to make any
change in the contract, plans, OF specitca-
tions Of the new jail being erected at Indi-
ana, but will finish the building in accord
ance with the contract made by the old
Board.
"A man named Martin Ksffer, n native
OF Bavaria, Germany, fcl. from n freight
car in the Spruce Greek tunnel on Thursday
afternoon or last week, and so badly injured
as TO cause his death. He was taken to the
Altoona hospital and had all the care
possible.
bargains. bargains, at McDonaId'S store
Loretto, Pa, for the next 80 days (uEtil
March ist) the following line Of goods will
be sold at cost for spot cash or good market
able produce Dress goods. notions, hats,
caps, boots, shoes. clothing and all other
fan and winter goods.
The way house plants thrive on the
dregs OF coffee left at breakfast is admirable,
there Is nothing scarcely turns out stronger
LEAKAGE or such thick bloom. The grounds
are good mulch on the top OF the soil. but
ahttle care must be given not 20 let them
sour and get musty in cooHsh damp weather.
-Messrs Henry Hopple, OF Barr township,
John G.. 9 Bearcr, Of Carroll township, aud
Philip Miller, of SusqueaanEa township,
arrived In this place on TUESDAY evening on
their way home after weeks visit 20 Wash
inCtou City and Rrichmond, Va. They re-
port having had a pleasant time and enjoy
ell the trip.
Any person who wants paying work as
nrN In
cry stock should apply at once 70 james F.
Whitney, Nursery man, Rochester, y. Y.
No experience is necessary. and complete
outat is furnished free. Steady work the
year round and all stock warranted to be in
good condition.
The clcctian, at st. Vincents Abbey,
On Wednesday, % successor to the late
Arch-Abbot WINNER, OF the Beuedlctiue
Order resulted in the choice Of Right Rev
Innocent Wolf, present Abbot OF Atchisou,
Els. About one hundred and fifty mem
hers % the Order from different portions OF
The country were present
-uenrpch Ruska. an employe Of the
Cambria Iron Compauy's machine shop at
Johnstown, was struck by Western Express
on the Pennsylvania railroad about six
O'Clock on saturday morning while walkjdg
on the rack on his way To work. When
picked mp he was dead, one arm and one
leg broken, and a large cash in his head.
Mr.. Thomas B. Davis, Of Carroll town
ship, was badly hurt on Friday last. He
was hauling logs. walking alongside OF the
log and while descending a hill TIE log rolled
10 one side and Mr.. Davis was cRugh. be-
tween the log and stump. Although
severely hurt we understand MT Davis Is
Improving and will be able to be about
again iu short time.
A Jwo-story frame house tie longing to
Lizzie Thompson, n JChustown courtesau,
was destroyed hy FIRE. and a three story
frame house adjoining belonging 70 the
same party, was badly damaged on Thurs
day morning o. last week. The fire is
thought 20 be ot iuceudiary origin, as the
house had not been occupied for some time.
The loss is estimated at 81 GOO which is full
ly covered by insurance.
John Robaugn. ot Altoona, a PenusyI-
vania railroad brakeman was fatally hurt AZ
Derry on Tuesday morning while engaged
In coupling cars He was taken 20 the
Altoona hospital where he died the same
afternoon. lie was about 26 years Of age.
and leaves wife and one child. The de-
ceased was son ot Mr. George RObaugh.
ot Wihnore where his remains were taken
for intCrment on Wednesday.
Edward Sweeny, OF Lilly, CO Thursday
fureLCou of Iast week found the dead body
% a man hanging % a tree a short distance
west Of Lilly. The man hsG evidently end
ed hs Own life and from papers found on
ts person his name was Charles Peterson,
and he was native Of Hungary. bunch