The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-07

Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j. 3.
Mayer, s3I Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi-
Dess, attested By thousands OF cures after
others fail.
Monday last with Court In session, the
meeting OF the return judges to count the
result of the Democratic primaries, and
Mains circus. brought the largest crowd
OF people to town that has ever been known
to be here In one dav.
An unfurnlshed house of seven rooms
In the east ward. Ebensburg. will De ready
for occupancy and for reut by the 18th OF
June next. will be rented for the summer or
for term OF years. For particulars ap-
ply 70 Henry Byrne. Ebensburg. Pa
The following named persons can each
obtain a letter by calling ut tie EbensDurg
postofice Jacob Bracken, Jas. S Brack-
en-. Humphrey Francis. (South Ebensburp).
John Gray, w. r, Phelps. John E. Rea m.
Persons calling for these letters will please
state that they were advertised.
The Secret Service Division OF the Treas
ury Department has discovered that new
counterfeit OF the IS silver certificate has been
put in circulation. The bill Is about three.
sixteenths OF an iuch too short. There are
10 distinctive lines in the paper. The gen
eral appearance Is good and liable to
deceive.
w. F Poffenberger a conductor on the
Tyrone and Clearfeld railroad, and a resi-
dent OF Tyrone. who was arrested in Clear
field county on the charge OF killing a man
named Grain by knocking him of his train
with a lantern, had a hearing at Clearfeld
on Wednesday and was released on bail In
the sum.or 81. 900.
George Neudorfer, OF near belmont.
westmoreland county. lost a valuable mare,
through sickness, that he was offered $500
for a short time ago. The mare took sick a
few days ago, and he borrowed George
Eicher's horse 10 go 90 Greenshurg for
horse doctor, and after he returned home
Eichsr's horse took collie and died too.
Editors as rule are kind hearted and
liberal An exchange tells Of q subscriber
to a certain paper who Gied and left thirteen
years or subscription unpaid. The editor
appeared at the grave as the CONN lid was
about TO be screwed down and put 10 a
linen duster. Thermometer, a palm leaf
fan and a receipt for making artificial ice.
The sale by John O'Harra. administra-
tor OF Elizabeth O'Harrs, Of a large lot OF
personal properly at his residence IN Nun
ster township. on Saturday last, was post
poned until Tuesday. June 18th, when the
property consisting OF live stock, farming
utensils, household furniture, etc, will all
be sold. Sale to commence at l O'CLOCK
Pm.
Boyd GuInter, aged thirteen. son of
Prothonotsry John l.. Guinter, and Robert
Reidy, eyed ifte en-, were drowned on Sun
day in the river at Williamsport They
were walking on q beam, when Reidy,
who could not swim, fell into the
river. Gninter sprang in to save his COM
panion. and they both sank, locked in each
others arms.
The annual report of the Pennsylvania
Company. presented at the annual meeting
in Pittsburg on Tuesday, shows that 70.
1887 the total revenue was s.. 4Os, ,25s. from
which 81. .7S3, ,742. for interest on bonds, etc,
must be deducted. The net profit for
1887 was s675, 500. a gain OF ss76. 100 over
the previous year. when there was a def
cheney OF $500 .674.
Bargains at McDonald's store, Loretto.
Pa Sugars, 8, :. s and cents per n coffee
10 and 23 cents per h. rice cts. per 70.
barley cts. per n. oat meal 5 cts. per u.
flour 100 per sack salt lbs per barrel;
Riughams 8 cts. per yard shirtings cts. per
yard Kentucky jeans - cts. per yard fancy
dress goods 5, s, 10 and IL cts. per yard.
childrens. misses and ladies' shoes at cost
for spot cash or trade.
The White Haven (Pa.) Journal states
that the janitor OF 4 local church. who at
tempted TO render the edihce more comfor-
table by lighting fire. instead flied the
building so full OF smoke that services had
to be abandoned. Investigation OF the
heating apparatus showed that the chimney
had been closed by swallows. ana $50 dead
birds were removed from the hue, where
they bad been smothered.
Mr.. 1. &. Caldwell. OF Philadelphia,
who owned a large body OF lands along the
Coalport railroad and was connected with
the building OF that road. was arrested on
last Friday at the instance OF one Jacob
Rubina, OF the Cresson and Clearfeld Coal
AID Coke Co. Mr.. Caldwell was taken be-
fore City Recorder Doyle, Of Altoona. and
was by him held in bail in the sum OF sl0,-
600 on the charge Of embezziemen:.
Frank Kehoe, of Altoona, was struck
and killed by Northern Central freight
train about O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing, near Willsmsport. Pa. The man was
asleep on the track az the time OF the acci
dent and from the broken fragments OF a
bottle found near the body lt Is believed he
was intoxicated. The BODY was frIshtfully
mangled. The Coronor's Jury rendered
verdict In accordance with tie facts.
The Hollidaysburg Standard says Prof
f Z. White, OF tkis pace, claims the honor
OF having operated the first boat success
fully propelled by electricity in this country.
Prof. White performed this feat on Thurs
day OF last week upon the waters OF the
three mile dam. The machinery was
placed In an ordinary rowing boat TO which
was attached small screw propeller.
chain OF twelve batteries was placed in the
boat to furnish the motive.
An eastern editor says man in New
York got into trouble by marrying two
wives. 4 western editor replies by assur-
ing bic contemporary that n good many men
in that section have done the same thing by
marrying one. A northern editor retorts
that quite a number of his acquaintances
found trouble by barely promising to marry,
without going any farther. A southern
editor says that frieud of his was bothered
enough when simply found in company
with another mans wife.
The south Pennsylvania railroad en-
GineeIs are at work surveying the line OF
the route near Bedford, and as a retalla-
tory measure the Pennsylvania railroad
has sent engineers to survey the route for
Il line across the country connecting the
Bedford divisinn with the main line and