The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-22


Mr.. william T. Adams of Clearheld
township, has rented his farm and contem-
plates moving either to Cresson or Altoona.
Several parties in this place re-
ceived letters from the VT ite Caps warning
them to so to work or pull out for parts
unknown on or before the last of Febru.
airy.
The trial Of sam Smith for murder at
GreensbuTe last week resulted in a verdict
OF guilty OF murder in the second degree,
the jury requesting the court administer the
full penalty OF the law. Smith was SEN
fenced to twelve years in the peniteutiary.
A well dressed man about thirty five
years ot sge was killed at Flynns' cut, be-
tween Portage ard Wimore on Wednesday
NOR nipg of last week. He was walking on
the north track and . freight train was
passing on the south track The binding
snow preYented nim from noticing the ap
proach Of Johnstswn Express watch struck
him and threw him under the freight train.
BotL trains were stopped and the man
pick ed up unconscious. but still living, and
placed on the Express and taken to East
Conemaugh. but before Teching that place
he expired. From letters found on his
person his name is supposed to be q. Hsr-
rison and that be was a machInist by trade
A strange accident occurred at the east
end OF the Altoona yard Saturday morning,
by which John II. Hsines. OF Boston, re-
ceived serious Injuries. Just cow the accl-
dent occurred is not known. Mr.. Haines
and his son, Frank w. Haines, were pas
sengers on Western Express. due at Altoo-
ma at O'Clock A. NJ About } o'clock Sat
uTday morning Mr.. Haines was found by
the yard mea on top OF box car near the
"GD" ofics. He was taken to the depot
on an engine and from tter5 to the hospital
Ia an ambulance. His iniures consist Of
five scalp wounds and bruised and spraln-
ed shoulder. remarkable feature OF tie
occurrence Is that the injured msE Iemem-
bers nothing that transpired after retiring
70 his berth the night before. The window
OF the ear was ~, and the sUppositiOn is
that be either Jumped out OF the window or
arose aud walked out OF the car while
asleep. but how he got on top OF the box
car no one knows-not ven himself.
! Mcdonald still holds the fort at LOretto,
Pa. aud is selling goods ut rock bottom
/ prices tor spot cash or good marketable pro-
duce as follows: Sugars, 6, 7. and cents
per pound green and black teas, IS. 50 and
20 cents per pound coffees. Is, % aud IS
cents per pound s boxes essence OF coffee,
10 cents papers baking soda, 10 cents :
f 2 boxes baking powder. 10 cents ; 2boxes OF
! yeast, 10 cents 6 boxes (l200) matches, 10
/ cents pieces star soap. 25 cents; o
/ pounds bOminy. - cents s pounds OF oat-
meal, 25 cents pounds barley, IS certs 5
pounds best rice, 25 cents 2 good broons,
so cents good wash boards. 80 cents I;
molasses, 80 cents per gallon good syrup,
40 and 30 cents per gallon lamp oil. 10 and
Is cents per gallon f; best black oil, 40 cents
per gallon -four, 81. IS per sack salt 81 25
per barrel chop. sI.55 per hundred pounds
Dry goods, notions, boots. shoes. ETC.. etc,
at equally low prices for spO: cash or trade.
We refuse no trustworthy neighbor a short
accommodation 30 or 90 days at the above
prices.