The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-09-21
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SEPT. 81, 1855.
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taxes before October 9th.
ever played with "three little
u,,,in House at Cressou closed
son on Tuesday.
a.rls Collins, OF Bellefonte, is vis>
-4s N Ebeus0ure.
hampshire ponds were covered
II. veek when frost did great
+, New England.
OrHara on Wednesday last
m, Collins property on Centre
vr. James Eeillsy.
ys, Henry. who had been visiting
4 Tyrone the past week, re-
\ .sr sona 10 tais place on Tuese-
-any persons know that a silver
rsurts AN inch, half dollar an
f -g.r.sr. and a dollar an inch and
A .,r disease among the cattle OF
,-l county has caused one hun
4 b. among them during the past
A o.. no attend the meeting OF the
d .f,gl Thurman Clab on Saturday
4 "a. the Opera house, at 8 o'clock
A smral Davis, OF Kane, formerly
\ o.5urg. who has been visiting rela-
A .-eads Tor the past two weeks,
4 ,ne au Tuesday morning.
trv. tsment about Strattonyiile,
. rrn,y. has come 90 an end, by the
4 ma. tho gold ore found had been
. he property as practical joke.
rns struck a stack Of hay, con-
4 about ten tons. owned by John
1 Carroll township, Perry county,
4 Wednesday evening and burned it
rrhn L. slough and wife, of this
. 10 On Wednesday last on a visit to
4 ,Isnd county, where Mr.. Slough
4 a and resided until he reached man
\ nlg cure guaranteed by DR.. J. r.
4. 81 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
r7 operation or delay from busi-
s.ad by thousands ot cures after
tal
a Cluorltown Fair commenced It's
\ annual exhibition on Tuesday and
n 'r1m tle number OF people who
,,sI through this place on their way
\ a-i. ought to prove successful one.
a Wednesday Of las. week a barn be-
\ <,,'a widow named Miller, In Rich
r-,rip. was struck BY lightning and
\ 20 the grouud. Ii contained a lot OF
h grain and about fifty bushels OF DO
D -gals made an attempt to enter the
Wl.s-.. Y. $ Barker & Bros in
Gee 90 Tuesday night, but after tax
J window Ia back room gave up
probably being Frightened of in
~srrer
! horse belonging TO August Lehinger
|-s-s and killed by lightning in field
! -y Creek township. during the storm
rasiay Of last week. The animal
% TIE stable aud ran out into the
-,ias lightning shaft descended.
e have a speedy and positive Cure
'Ar-H DiphtherIa, Canker Mouth, and
Ilr1e m ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy. \
l-.-s'or free with each bottle. Use
bon desire health and sweet breath.
n ,.ats. sold by DR.. T. J. Dawson.
p .ls. Saturday evening number OF
.a7g folks enjoyed the pleasures OF
dance In tue Opera House. The
% band which played on. our steets
. the day, furnished the music, which
excellent, and everything passed of
3 Charles r. Hodson contributes an
his entertaining aHd instructive ar
/. the October number OF The Catholic
10 is entitled, "Some Mexican
,ias, and is descriptive Of the pecu.
s and evils Of the Mexican agrlcul-
system.
I. Matthew Zahm. who has been en-
3 as clerk IN the z. r. K. depot at
0a had the misfortune, while assisting
--l 20 unload a heavy piece or ma
q from a car, on Friday last, to ge.
The fingers OF his right hand caught
ally crushed.
'ar.v of ladies' oi Ebensburg paid our
Wei, on Friday last. They were.
Joan Lloyd, Mrs. Connie and Flory
7, Ars. Parrish, Mrs. Rum, Mrs. les
niger, Mrs, Davis, Mrs :. Miller.
ue hinsead. Miss Fanny BeruheIser
-Tg'rls Record
hn W. johnson, who was tried at
Haven last week on the charge of
ring the CoI5ys. was acquitted on sat
evening on his first tried he was
Red. Luther Shaffrr was hanged .or
murders ana ,t was believed by mary
aaason wHF sis gccompGce
asn Great man dies we think II No
0an right shat every marx OF respect
infested publicly, but we DO object IN
., d. 70 extremes, and think that
= "''hiaeton has been dead a suffci-
'loerot years to permit OF the removal
1l4pery' from our street lamps.
.' commission to select sites for the
..a'r hospitals have decided to erect
''..A.a az Counelsviile, Faye;ts coun>
.'aaT one at Phillipsburg. and a
+. Mercer county. The hospitals will
i. ' i-' 600 apiece, and will be SINH
'-''e erected by the United States
.u.r-.
'-' "y'H and John Han, two lads
..-'.'su years Of age, OK Altoona.
-, a-gt.1g waluu,s on Monday
.- Iat an old rusty revolver
/, "y DO picked it up and while ex-
y . discharged it, the bail s,rrk,ny
De- chin, iuficting painful but
'Jg5 wound.
:. Johu Sechier, foreman on the
%, tins place, completed his TWENTY
'-' on Monday last. John is q good
'o0ng man anu not affected by tbe
,a., world. aud II be progresses "a
n The next twenty-oue years As he
.l' past tweuty-one years he will be-
"o years of age.
Fieens0urg Press says that on
,s A'.ernoon, about I o'clock. wbUe
-A'uieAaei, coke drawer, IN at
-s 90 board passing freight train.
.,s hold and was thrown under the
,'' n lad his left arn and right foot cut
vas taken % his home at Old Beth.
-.'1 De as nov lying ia a critical