The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-10

Mr.. John Fitzharris, OF Hollidaysnurg,
Is nursing a fractured wrist. the result of
an upset trom a carriage, near Dell Delight
grove.
Martin Lock, aged 10, a resident OF
SGatton Westmorelanc county, attempted
10 jump on a train on Tuesday night and
was cut ia twain.
The Stars Of this place and the Maple
Park nine crossed bats on the Maple Park
grounds on Saturday last. Blair and Chute
were the battery for the stars, and Scott
and Bolslnger for Maple Park. Four In
nings were played when rain interfered, the
score standing : to-.
For the heated term, the simmer YOU
look the better" says a fashion writer to the
ladies FOR August. And ne might have add
ed, "Hhe tighter you pull the corset-strings,
the sooner you will have chance to visit
the other sho-e. where fashions trouble not
and the weary are at rest"
The people of Wnlheim, Huntingdon
county, are agitated over the mysterious
disappearance OF Mrs Hannah G. Roger,
wife Of George Roger. She left home on
the night OF July 10th and has not been seen
or heard of since. Her husband thinks she
las gone of TO marry another man.
-Clearteld county holds peculiar dis
tinction among the older counties of this
State from the fact that no toll is collected
on any Ioad or bridge within her borders,
that system having been finally abolished
after contest lasting over fifty years. We
believe no other county in the State is sim
larly situated in this respect.
Mrs. r. L. Jones will commence the
erection Of handsome store-room and
dwelling on her lot on High street, opposite
the postofllce. The old frame dwelling
house that stood on the lot has been torn
down within the past few days, aud work
on the cellar and foundation for the new
building will commence at once.
Coming on Monday. August 13, 1888.
Calauthe Indian Medicine Company. On
Public Square, EbensburC. for one week
Admission, 10 cents. Change OF pros
grOmme nightly. 4 circus. minstrel show
and theatrical performances all for 10 cents,
Matinee every Saturday afternoon. A1mis-
sion to matinee for children cents.
The Loretto Merchandise Comp any.
having concluded 20 quit business. offer the
balance Of their stock at greatly reduced
prices. II will be to the advantage OF buy
ers % examine their stock. They also offer
at private sale their entire stock and FIX
lures. also real estate cons sting of store
room, house. and Tot, stable. etc. For par
uculars can on or address the company at
LorsttO, Pa.
Bargains at McDorald's store, Loretto,
Pa. Sugar, 6, z, and . cents per pound,
I
10, 20 and % cents per pound oatmeal, .
cents barley, cents rice cents per
pound ; caucoes, 4, 3, 6, and : cents per
yard dress goods. 6, s. TO- II and 10 cents;
per yard children's, misses and ladies'
shoes and all spring and summer goods at
actual cost for spot cash or trade.
The following named persons can each
obtain letter by caIlIug at the Ebensburg
postoGce: r. L. Stuff. Esq, ~. Mr.. Ly-
man Wertz (2), J. Yaw. Esq, Mr.. Dan.
some, Rowland Lloyd, Geo. LitzinCer, Esq.
Sir. A. +. McColister, Mrs. NJ. Z. Gibson,
Miss Maggie Dawes, Prof. a. Ii. Boyde C2l,
Miss Allgeta Booth, Mrs. Louvenia Cox,
Hiss Maggie L. Davis (2), Wilue Convery,
NElteu Bowman, Mrs. Mary 7. Dsvis.
Mr.. T. =. Shay6augh, who for the past
=
Johnston, Buck & Co.'s bank, Ia this place.
took his departure on Saturday last for
Clry1u,own, 90 take charge Of the new
bank recently established By the same hrm.
at that place. Mt Shar5augh Is an accom-
moiatiug and moral young man, and will
certainly give satisfaction to all persons
With whom his business brings him in con-
tact.
On Friday last fight occurred at Chest
Springs between William O'Hars. who has
loE camp in that neighborhood. and john
Richardson. one OF his employees The
trouble originated about wages due 10 Rich
ardsol and was a brutal affaiI. O'HaIa had
two Of his fingers badly bitten and piece
o' his riCht ear bitten OF while Richardson
was badly cut about the head and face. By
ISLANDERS finally interiered and parted the
men.
Prot J. ). Taylor, wife and child, OF
New York City, were the guests of l..
StrhyeT and family several days last week.
Prof. Taylor was teacher in the Eoensburc
Normal School with Mr Strayer at the
opening term, and was a competent aud
popular Instructor. lie Is now principal Of
a gramm school In New York City. Prof.
Taylor is one OF natures uobiemen-s gen
ueman, and his many friends at Ebensburg
we've glad 10 see him.
Mrs. Eliza McKalip, Of belmont, arose
/ from her bed before daylight on Sunday
morning, and while descending the stairs
missed her footing aud fell 70 the nall below,
/ crushing her elbow and breaking the arm
above the wrist. The bones in the elbow
were so badly crushed that It was feared 1t
would be necessary to amputate the arm in
order 20 save her life. Mrs. McKalip Is
/ about seventy years old and is well known
throughout Westmoreland county
Lewis MUlhouser, an only son OF a
I widowed mother, who is lady Of wealth
and prominence, has been Systematically
roboing the merchants of Blairsyille for
some months past. His room was searched
and miscellaneous assortment Of plunder,
amounting TO between 81 500 aad g, 900 in
Yaiuei was discovered. Lewis confessed, j.,
aud, going 90 a bank. drew 50 600, which he
promised 20 distribute pro rata among his
victims, but without doing so he dIsap-
I peared.
MIS-. Eosanna McEnTue, widow OF Ter
renee McEnrue, Of Summernin township,
died at the home OF her son,in-law, W.
ltsroison' In Tyrone. Pa. on wednesday,
August s-h, 1888, aged about 20 years. She
leaves one son Rev. Thomas McEurue form.
era.y pastor OF the Catholic church AZ ST
Augustine, In this county, but now OF Free
port, Pa, and one daughter the wife Of w.
HARRISON, Of Tyrone, Pa. Her remains viii
be buried at Wilmore to-day CFriday) at
10 O'Clock A. VI.
-Vhe examination OF teachers FOR the
schools OF Allegheny township was held AZ
Loretta, on Tuesday Aug. 7th, after which
tle following teachers were selected