The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-18

the law governir z their dismissal has been
violated.
A three. year-o old daughter OF Mr.. John
German, who lives In the southern part Of
Huntington. was choked 70 death on Sun
day while eating Pea nuts. One OF the ker-
nels lodged In her throat and the little one
strangled before II could DC removed.
Mike Quartz. the well known conduc-
tor. of Cresson, and w. z. Heveriy. OF Fall
en- Timber. came 10 town on Monday morn
ing with as many squirrels IS a man could
carry. They shot them in the vicinity of
Aahaffey on Saturday. COdlport Standard
The valuable hotel property located on
Main street. Carrolltown, Pa. at present
occupied bV j. ID. Thomas and knowr as
Hotel Brunswick, will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further Information address N.
ID. Kitteli or q. A. Langoein, Ebeusburg
we have speedy and positive Cure
for CAtarrh. Diphtheria. Canker Mouth. and
Headache. IN ShIioh's CAtArrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
10 n you desire health and sweet breath.
Pro. o. cents Sold by Dr. T. ,. Davtson-
a oountsrfeit $40 silver certificate has
iust hocu sighted IN Pittsburz- IL = en-
ce~dingy reu made. and = banker says
''if Ne opinion generally held. that this
Dote wss printed from stolen piAt-s, b.
corecL tne GoveInu,eut shouid bar ths
ioss"
Mrs.. DuiArd. Who = ln ian a. PASTOR
Gagged with bsins implcNted In her hus-
oand's murder. has rrtrsctsd her ooufcs-
siun. and ciairns that she confessed % rid
heIssif % the runportunfti~s % her fEienos,
mia istsr. and detretye, All % whom
urzsd her % conf ess-
Mr.. william Clement, OF this place,
kiIi~d what be supposed 10 be two wills
/ turkeys with one shot one day last week.
/ A farmer In the vicinity. however. missed
/ two OF s birds and We understand ne and
Mr.. Clement came 90 an amicable under.
standing In the matter.
The following Is a very good advice
| Never enter a sick room 10 a state Of per
| spiration. as the moment you become cold
! your pores absorb. Do not approach con-
tagious disease with an empty stomach mol
sit between the sick and q fire, because the
heat attracts the yHpor.
| "A man named Charles Arthur, OF Troy
n. y, was struck by :he mail express a
Latrobe Tuesday night and instantly killed
he and his son were walking on the track
at the time and stepped out OF the way o
a freight, when the father was struck b.
the express. The son escaped injury.
! "A curious freak OF nature was on ex
hibItion at Bloomsbury fair. IL was a col
with perfectly developed hind legs bu
which bad no front ores. This freak wa
born on the twelfth day of last May. II
Lebanon county. and seems TO be a liyely
and, In other respects, natural animal.
In every election district Of this county
there are good Democrats who anxiou:
to see the ticket elected by q large majority
Let these gentlemen devote some time and
energy during the remaining weeks Of the
campaign in stirring mp their neiRhbors. and
when election day comes let them see tha
every Democrat votes.
MI Charles NJ. Schwab. OF Homestead
son OF Mr. John Schwab. OF Loretto, hA,
been appointed General Superintendent o.
, the Edgar Thompson steel works, at Brad
, dock, TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the re-
cent death OF Capt. Wm. Z. Jones. Mr.
Sbhwab was born In Williamsburg. Blai
county, In 1867 graduated from st. Francis
College. LoIetto, In 1879, and has been con-
nected with the Edgar Thompson work
eyer sInce.
An editor has Invented an Internal ma.
chine which be places in an envelope snt
sends II % those who refuse" the pape
after taking IL FIVE years without paying 70
It. The machine explodes and kills tn
whole family, and the fragments that fall n
the yard XIII the dog. GLORY certainE
awaits that editor when he gets Into th
sanctum that awaits him above. He wi
have sn upholstered chair aud be aIlOwe
70 sit with his feet on the table.
On last Friday evening a large stabl
I used by Mr.. W. q. StahI, an Altoona con
tractor, for his horses, situated on IN
branch road between Seventeenth an
Eighteenth streets, caught fire in some VI
5 accountable manner and owing TO the in
D fiammable nature of the contents rapid
burned down. There were eighteen horse
In the stable at the time. eight OF whic
]. were consumed together with a large lot q
] harness, carts, buggy and feed. The loss
/. estimated at about s., ,OOC, on which theI
. was an Insurance OF s., 200.
y Mrs. Matilda Parrish. wife OF wiIliai
5 G. Parrish, died at Lilly on Friday la
S after an illness OF several weeks from :,
q phold fever. The deceased was a daughtt
OF the late Edward Parrish. of Munsti
: township, and sister OF James Parrish,
n the same township Bernard Parrish, {
: Galliizin Mrs. Joseph Brown, OF Eben
J, burg. and Mrs. Charles Murray. OF Munst'
township. She was twenty four years
5 age and leaves bereaved husband and tv
Q small children to mourn her death. III
D remains were inferred In the Catholic cen
J etery at Lilly on Sunday last
"A novel point came mp In the Grimm,
Court OF Delaware county Wednesday, ID
volving the construction OF the Brooks His
License law, young man In Chester beiu
indicted for giving liquor to q minor. tt
Brooks bill fixes a penalty for giving liquI
to n minor, with or without 4 license.
The Court held the party was not liable
Indictment, rs the title OF the act was 81
regulate and restrain the sale OF liquor
etc, and that IL only applies to person
who are in the business OF selling liquor
who give 10 minors. The case was take
from the jury by the Judge and the defend
ant acquitted.
Last Friday q week. Jacob Meyers,
: dlstiller from BroadtOrd, Westmorelan
county, accompanied by his wife and the
; or four children, came on q visit to Mr.,
! Meyers father. David Crsmer, who lives o
the line dividing Somerset and Fayeti
counties. On arriving at the old faru
house. and after "how>de-do's'' had bee
exchanged. the children were permitted
play In the fields. The older ones returue
to the house for supper. and. when aske
By their anxious mother, "where is baby {?