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

NoNIl ~ Us uulAWlui 10 but CbibAluk AlithtSA-
jal OF any kind in butter.
Judge Johnston. of Cambria county,
held court for Judge White q couple days
last week. The Judge Is quite popular with
our peuplc.-IgdiIBa Messenger.
Mrs. +. f. Jones has moved into her
new store room which Is now almost COM
pleted. It IS a fine business place and the
front presents q handsome appearance.
Mr.. Frank Devlin, ve!l known citizen
OF J9hnstOwu and n subscriber 20 the FREE
Man from the start, was in town on Mons
day looking we'll for man Of his years, and
paid his annual subscription for the twenty
fourth time in advance.
The shaft that ls being sunk about
mile north west Of town has reached depth
of.hlEty-Gye Ieet Operations have been sus-
pended for u few days IN order to put in
pump 70 take ont the water which Is CON-
ing 20 too fast 20 be taken ont by hand.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, DIpbtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. 4
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
10 II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 20 cents. Scld by DR.. T. J. Dawson.
Annie Sh.rey. OF Stouyereek township,
was brought 60 Jail on Tuesday on a
charge O, assault and battery, preferred by
her mother. She Is semi-idiotic, and will
doubtless be sent 70 an asylum when the
case Is brought 70 the attention OF the
court.
On last Wednesday afternoon the pu~
pills og the Ebeus5urg High schools held
,rpir closing exercises in the public school
building, this place The performances
were good and the large audience, which
WIS present, were well pleased with the en-
tertoi0maut.
The play entitled "The Rainbow" which
was given in the Opera House, this place.
or Tuesday evening was one Of the worst
saides that has ever visited this section.
The small audience was so disgusted when
the second act was ended that they arose
and 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 9, 1889.
Superior advantages will be afforded. All
students should be present at the opening,
that they may secure all advantages. and
that no time may be lost in organizing.
We don't mind announcing that "Spring
stay. But il 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
stsrt.
ON "Wednesday last the John Il. VIII
Uaus school In Cambria township, taught
by Mr.. 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, and 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. lie was picked up and it was
thou chJ at the time was not much hurt and
was taken home in his wagon. On reach~
ing home, he was discovered to be dead and
it is now believed that his neck was broken
by the fall.
-Ou the return trip on the EhcUsburg &
Crezsou branch on Thursday morning Of
last week the engine IagJ the track near
Muster and tuub,ed over on its side. Sir.
Bar: McCabe. the engineer, was slightly
hurt, Ia. luckily not seriously, while fire.
man ZlHl escaped without scratch, The
accident was caused by the spreading Of the
rails.
A i,tla daughter Of John Elstrcr. Of
Crab Tree, Wos.norCr1ud county. found .
dynamite cap one day last week. and in
ghGGi.Ea innocence and curiosity picked il
wits fork, when cn explosion took place.
TIE thumb and three fingers Of the left
0aad and Che thumb OF the TIEht hand were
blown 90. E,- face laceraJed and one eye
Injured
A prize was offered 60 tho pupils
o. the 81. Augustine school for the
highest percentage made In the examiRa-
tiou az the close OF the term. Maud Behe
OF the b class was the winner, having made
an averag. 95ra per cert. IN all branches.
Margaret DuugEau OF the \ class was next
Win q percentage OF 94f5. 4 number OF
others Gid excellent work.
Friday last keg OF blasting powder
exploded IN 4 house occupied by HUlgRr-
Iaus at GalUtzIu. The building was blown
% pieces and taking Ere was consumed By
the flames. Two Hungarians were in n the
time and one of them was so badly burned
that he has since died and the other was
brought 60 She AlmsnCuse on Wednesday
badly burned but ho may recover.
Helen DocEer, well known character
of Altoona, who was afflicted with 81. Nltus
dance and wandered around from place TO
place was struck by a freight .rEin near
SummeyhW on Thursday evening shortly
after dark aud instantly killed. some time
ago she was struck bv q train near Tyrone
and was admitted % the Altoona Hospital
for treatment and was discharged a short
time ago.
There will be a public sale at the resi-
dence OF John Shulman, late OF Jackson
township deceased, on Tuesday, April 10th.
1850, at 1 O'Clock =. ". OF the following de-
scT.bod property l buggy and harness.
two-horso wagon, spring wagon, l threshing
machine. wind mill, lot of wheat, re and
oats by the bushel. plows, harrows. form
ing implements and household aud kitchen
furniture.
1t would be difficult 20 devise any
scheme that would contribute so largely 20
the general prosperity as . largo and iulmo-
diato outlay judciously expended in the
construction or frst-class roads. The road
tax annually collected in the county of Al
Iechcuy amounts 20 $3.50 600, and for the en-
tire State. according to tho best estimate
0utoIurhlo, g amounts 10 the enormous
sum 90 about g 900, 600.
Mrs. susan Hartman was fatally bum
c5 at her home near L8trobe on Friday
morning last Sue prepared breakfast for
her son, who is a miner and works st the
Loyalhanna shaft, after which she sat down
in rockingham 20 take a smoke from q
pipe, aud while doing so fell asleep, and
whilst in this condition FIRE fell out Of the
pipe and gnlted her clothing and burnt It
OH her and also burned her body in such .
mauUer that she afterward died.