The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-04-05

iai of any kind In butter.
Judge Johnston, Of Cambria county,
held court for Judge White a couple days
last week. The Judge Is quite popular with
our peopI -Ip3i1ga Messenger.
Mrs. t. F. Jones has moved into her
new store room which Is now almost CON-
pleted. IL IS a fine business place and the
front presents q handsome appearance.
Mr.. Frank DevIIu, weu known citizen
OF Johns.0yu and subscriber 20 the FREE
Man from the start, was IN town on Mons
day locking we'll FOR man OF his years, and
paid hts annual subscription for the twenty
fourth time IN advance.
Tho shaft that p being sunk about
mg7 north west Of town has reached depth
of,'Higty-Gye Ieet Operations have been sus-
pended for 4 few days 10 order to put In a
pump % take ont The water which Is com
iua IN too fast % be taken ont by hand.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, DIphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, IN Shuoh's Catarrh Remedy. 4
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
it II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price % cents. sold by DR.. T. J. Dawson.
Annie Sb.rey. Of Stouycreek township
was brought 20 Jail on Tuesday on
charge OF assault and battery, preferred BY
her mother. she Is semi-idiotic, and will
doubtless be sent to an asylum when the
case IS brought 20 the attention OF the
court.
ON last wednesday afternoon the pu~
pills of the Ebensourg High schools held
thpi- closing exercises In the public school
building. this place. The performances
were good and the large audience, which
was present, were well pleased with the en-
tertainmeut.
The play entitled "The Rainbow" which
was given in the Opera House, this place,
ou Tuesday evening was one Of the worst
snides that has ever visited this section.
The small audience was so tisgusted when
the second act was ended that they arose
ard LEFT the hall.
The second annual session OF the Lor-
etto Normal school, under the control OF f.
Walker smith, NJ. F., will open May Q, 1889.
Superior advantages will be afforded. Al
students should be present ct the opening,
that they may secure all advantages. and
that no time may be lost in organizing
we don't mind announcing that ''Spring
has come, i" il we were sure it had come to
stay But it has = habit Of coming and then
going back, several times in 4 few short
weeks. WHAT We want now is variety of
Spring that viii settle down in this vicinity
and begin doing business right from the
start
On wednesday last the John T. VIII
Uau5 school IN Cambria township, taught
by NT. Jerry Lloyd, closed q very success
ful term. Among his pupils was Annie
Maxim, about eight years old, who attended
every day during the term, aud missed but
two words in the spelling class during that
time.
John Smith, an aged resident Of Johns
town, fell from his coal wagon on Saturday
evening Tie was picked up and il was
thought at the time was not much hurt and
was taken home in his wagon. On reach~
iuE home, De was discovered 20 be dead and
10 is now believed that his neck was broken
by The fall.
ON the return trip on the EbaIsburg x I
Crezson branch on Thursday morning OF
last week the eug1c iesl the track near
Muster aud tuub.ed over on its side Sir.
Ely: NcCabe. the engineer, was slightly
hart, ha- luckily not seriously. while hre-
u1n Ztal escaped without a scratch, The
accident vas caused by the spreading Of the
rails
"A U.tle daughter Of John Elzturg. Of
Crab Tree, Wrs.u1-C1-6 c. rGuty. found .
dynamite cap one tly last week, and IN
gEG#tsa innocence and curiosity picked 20
v... fr-k, wren on explosion took place.
TIE thumb and three fingers % tle LIFT
oaad and .le thumb oI the urht hand were
blown rE. beg face laCgaJeE and one eye
injured
"A prize was oEereJ 90 the pupils
Of the 81. Augustine school for the
highest percentage made iu the examiaa-
t.ou az the close of the term Maud Behe
OF The 3 class was the winner, having made
an ayeraE. q-r- per cent n al branches.
Margaret DuasEau OF the \ class was next
WIKI q percentage OF 94fz. 4 number of
Others Gid excellent work.
Friday last a ksg of blasting powder
exploded iH 4 house occupied By UUlgar-
ilus 40 Ga.Iitzln. The building vas blown
90 pieces and taking FIRE vas consumed by
the lau5s. Two Hungarilns were in A. the
time aud one ot them was so badly burned
that De has since died and the other was
brought 90 Che AlusnCuse on Wednesday
badly burned but he may recover.
Helen DocEer, a well known character
OF Altoona, who was afflicted With st. Nltus
dance and wandered around from place to
place was struck by a freight .gEin near
SummeyhW on Thursday evening shuItIy
after dark aud Instantly killed. Some time
ago she was struck bv train near Tyrone
ard was admitted 20 the Altoona Hospital
for treatment and was discharged short
time ago.
There will be a public sale at the resi-
dence OF John Shu!mau, late OF Jackson
township deceased, on Tuesday, April 10Th.
1850, at l O'Clock =. ". OF the following de-
scJ,bad property l buggy and harness,
two-horse wagon, spring wagon, threshiaE
machine. wind mill, lot OF wheat, = and
oats by the busheI, plows, haErows, form
ing implements and household aud kitchen
furniture.
1t would be difficult 70 devise any
scheme that would contribute so largely %
the general prosperity as q large and iumo-
dlate outlay, ju5ci0usly expended in the
construction os flst-class roads. The road
tax annually collected iu the county of Al
Iechr-y amounts - StT1. 900, and for the en-
Grs Ssr.e. according q the best estimate
rtt0f0rN,o. O. amounts % the enormous
ruuI 90 about 3. .O01. 600.
Mrs. susan Hartman was fatally bum
rf 40 Der home near Lltroby on Friday
morning last Sue prepared breakfast for
her son. who is q miner aud works 20 the
Loya.Lzaaa shaft, after which she sat down
iu a rul zinr-nair o. take a smoke from
pipe. AID while doing so fell ssIeep, ard
"a lrff1f in This condition Ere fell out OF the
pipe and ign't5d hsr clothing and burnt It
OK her and also burned her body In such =
ua1uer that she aftsrward died.