The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-26

Great chances Big sales Bargains
in clothing at Barsers'.
Mr.. Lemuel Davis, Of the Park House,
Roaring Springs, was in Ebensburg on
"A valuable horse belonging to Messrs. /
O'Hara x Davis. of this place died on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Herman Conneu has been elected
lender of the Ebensburg Band. TO succeed
MI, John LeiRhty who resigned.
Mr.. Charles Eek, son of p. L. Eek. Of
Csrrolltowu, while hauling a steam drill
from Carroileown 20 Ebensburg on Tuesday
last, had the misfortune to make a misstep
In attempting TO get on the wagon with the
result OF having the wagon run over his
foot, crushing 1t badly.
The County Commissioners asked au-
thority Of the court TO ne Rotiate loan OF
S67 900 for the purpose OF erecting bridges
and other extraordinary expenses. The
court made an order for the sale OF $4,000
of bonds and intimated when they wanted
more they could apply again.--HaGiaHd
HessUtqeT.
Mother Hortense, Superior OF the order
of the Sisters of st. Joseph, at Flushing Y.
Y, died at the convent in that place on
Tuesday OF last week. The deceased WAS
the superior Of the mother house OF the or
der In this place number of years ago and
her death will be deeply regretted BY all
| who knew her
MIR. Ira Tomllnson. OF Altoona, while
at work Saturday afternoon shinRling a
- ell a.. a. AV1-
tsnce Of twenty-five feet, and injured him
self pretty badly. When picked up his left
arm was found to be broken, his ankle bad
" sprained, besides his body receiving a
regular shaking up.
George J. Myers, OF AshviIle, has been
appointed Poor Director TO all the vacancy
caused by the death of Jacob Shafer. The
| appointment was made by Msssrs. Easily
and Long. the surviving members Of the
board OF directors and Is for the unexplred
term OF Mr., Shatfer. which would haye end
ed on the 1st Monday In January next.
Male members or the Amish sect of
Somerset are not permitted TO wear suspen-
ders or own a buggy with a folding top but
II the'top Is stationary II Is all right. AL
members wear "hooks and eyes" instead of
buttons on their clothes. This Is strictly
adhered to by both sexes. No female men,
Der is allowed to wear hat or have sry
ruffies on.
"A tramp printer, aged about IS or 50
years, after making the rounds of the print
ing Offices in Greensburg on Friday morn
ing last. started along the railroad towards
Jeannette, where he had been Informed he
could obtain work. When midway be-
tween Greenshurg and and Rodehaugh's
turrel he was struck bv Day express and
instantly killed lie was shabbIIy dressed
aud was utterly destitute.
Pennsylvania has been divided into the
districts by the Census Bureau for the ap-
preaching enumeration. The eighth dis
trict comprises the counties q: Armstrong.
Cambria, Clarion. Fayeite. Indiana. Jeffer>
son. Somerset and westmoreland popuIa-
tion In 1880. SOL $40 Each district will
have superintendent, who will receive as
compensation 1928 In addition TO one dollar
for each one Thousand names enumerated.
An infant child OF Mr. and Mrs p. =.
Gunest, whc were en- route on Day Err.
press, died on Sunday morning in the car
after the train had left wnmore. from chol-
era lnfsntum. The remains were brought
10 Altoona where Undertaken Arthur took
charge Of them and prepared them for bur
ial. They were then taken East on Mall,
the parents accompanying them. The par
ents were on their wav from Beatrice, MIchI-
gan, to Landisville, this State
Hon. Daniel Mclaughlin and family, OF
Johnstown, are now reside nts OF this place
They occupy the fine bu Hiding OF Mr. James
McCloskey, on Main street. Mr.. McLaugS-
lin lost all he possessed except his family In
the flood. Mr.. Mclaughlin is an excellent
lawyer. He still retains his office in Johus.
town. He resided In this place for years,
where he carried on the mercantile business,
which he gave up when he went 70 Johns
town TO practice law.-Gdllit-in YIndieator
"A terrible accident happened on the
Barley farm, In Bloomfield township, Bed
ford county, on Tuesday The Bedford
Development Company has been prospect
Ing for minerals on the farm. and found Il
necessary to do considerable blasting. A
man named Smith. Of EmIenton, Pa, and
j. b. Hare, of West Elizabeth. undertook to
put on blast with dynamite. There was
premature discharge. and Smith was literal.
ly blown to pieces. Hare was hurled a dis
tance Of twenty-five feet, but, strange to
]
On Wednesday morning about O'Clock
jim Lewis, notorious colored barber at
Derry, shot his wife twice. The first ball
lodged In her arm and the second shot took
effect In the groin. Neither OF the wounds,
II Is thought, will prove fatal. Lewis Is
tough customer who has figured In several
| cutting scrapes, and at one time shot Con-
euctor Bell, for which he served a term In
the penitentiary. The couple have not
been living together as amIcably as they
should, and on Wednesday morning they
| had the usual racket with the above result.
/ If any OF our readers are In need OF
artistic and substantial cemetery work,
made from the best qualities Of marble and
granite, they will do we'll TO call on }. VIII
kinson q Son, marble and granite dealers
IN this place, where they will find a nice
STOCK TO select from. or send them word
ana they will visit you with a large selec-
ton OF new AID original designs, they guar
antee all their work and II their work IA
not as represented they will not ask you to
take II, they are prepared 70 i'll all orders
at home and abroad at prices that defy com.
/ petition. Give them a trial. A5sm.
The Pennsvivauia railroad has issued
this order: Ali bosses must be present
~aen their employees are paid 20 Identify
them. Bills against employees for board,
washing or groceries will not be accepted
or paid on written order OF the Superinten.
dent NO liquor bill will be paid under
any circumstances. Any employe who neg.
Ieets 10 pay his board, clothing and living
expenses will be discharged. No empIoye
VIII be permitted 70 ride over the road
without proper permission. Suspeu.