The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-03-01

on Monday. The people from that section
claims that It is one of the finest pieces of
horse flesh ever shown In that section.
A grand hop will be held at the Opera
House this evening. The best Of order win
be maintained. It Is consolation for
those who wish to attend to know that re-
freshments Of all kinds will be served at
MeBresn's restaurant, In the same building.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
10 II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 90 cents. Sold by DIR. T. j. Dawson.
Mr. J. 3. Denny will sell at public sale
on Monday, March fth, at ! o'clock In the
afternoon at the Mountain House livery
stable, all his stock consisting OF horses,
rigs OF all kinds and also his celebrated
Hamiltonian stallion known as Daniel d q.
Jr.
On last Friday morning young man
named Trout fell OF a sled while coming 20
town aud had his leg broken by being run
over by the SLED. Dr. Jones. OF this place,
reduced the fracture and the young man is
said TO be doiEg as we'll as could DC expect
ed.
From letterfrOm 4 son OF Hon. Thomas
=. Fenlon, OF Leaven worth, Kansas, whose
illness we noted last week, We learn that
Mr. Teulon is row at Excelsior Springs,
Messouri. that he Is rapidly recovering from
his sickness and that will soon be himself
again.
Mr. Conrad Suppes, a weIl-known and
prominent business man Of JOhnstown.
died at his home in Upper Yoder township
on last Saturday morning. lie was ma
tive Of Germany where he was born about
sixty years ago, and came to this country
forty years ago.
Notice has been issued by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad that hereafter any corpse
shipped over its lines shall be accompanied
by a health permit showing it to be free
from contagjon, aud that one trst-class
ticket, full fare. will be required for a corpse,
no matter what the age of deceased may
be.
The Sons of Veterans, recently organ
lied in this place. held a meeting on Satur-
day evening last. they have at present
twenty-five members. Any person wish
ing 20 Join will please call on Mr.. Harry
Esterline. at the Mountain House. The
next meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening.
A bill before the Legislature declares
quail, pheasant, red, black and grey squig-
rels, raccoon and deer, the personal proper
ty Of the owners of the land on which they
abide or range, and it makes penal Offense
to hunt, trap or kill. except by the writ ten
consent Of the owners of the land, any OF
these animals.
Mrs Rowland, widow Of the late Elias
Rowland, OF BIackIick township, died at
the residence of her son Jeffries Rowland,
near the old homestead. on Saturday the
23rd inst, aud was Inferred at Bethel
church on Monday last. Mrs. Rowland was
in her 18th year aud was an exemplary
christian lady.
There Is a school in Venanco county
that has an attendance OF one pupil. IL is
at Cstchup. At the beginning OF the term
there were thirteen pupils. but neighbOr-
hood quarrel reduced the number 10 one.
The teacher, young lady, opens the school
regularly aud goes through the exercises
with one pupil, girl OF thirteen years.
On Wednesday evening, while Daniel
Winebrenner, a young man whose home IS
at New Florence. was riding on a freight
train at Lockport, he attempted TO signal TO
n friend. wheu he lost his balance, fell IN.
der the wheels and had both legs cut OF
lie was picked up and medical aid summon
ed, but he only lived a short time. lie was
about IS years old.
Last Sunday morning was the cOldes;
day OF the winter, the mercury regis teriue
from 10 TO Is degrees below zero, the ther-
mometers varying, Ia different localities in
the town. At RnorT'5 tanneIy, three miles
north OF Ebeusburg. the mercury got down
% - degrees below, while at Mt. Evan j.
Evans, about n mile below Kuorr's on the
Blsckllcs, % degrees below WAS indi-
Gated about daylight.
William Knox and Edward Bush were
arrested at Johustown on wednesday last,
charged with the murder OF John Hughes,
who was supposed TO have beea killed by be-
ing run over by locomotive. at Johnstown,
on Sunday mo-niHg, June 9th. 1886. It IS
said that evidence has been discovered lead
ing to the BELIEF that Hughes was first beaten
TO death and his body then placed on the
railroad track for the purpose or hiding the
manner OF his death.
AS we are abOu. to o ut our paper %
press this Thursday evening we learn
that Mr.. James y. Evans, Of this place,
who has been a sufferer from Brisht's dis.
ease for considerable length OF tlme, die
at the residence o: Mr.. Charles Ovens. iu
the East ward, about O'Clock, p. NJ He
was aged about 81 years, and was always
respected for his gentle disposition. The
funeral will take place on Saturday morn
ing at iO:3O o'clock. Peace 10 his ashes
The Indications are that railroad will
shortly be built from South Fork. up past
the Old Reservoir. now called Conemaugh
Lake, 20 the top OF the Allegheny nouns
teins' Engineers have been at work for
several days past surveying proposed routes,
One plan is 70 follow South Fork cresk. and
the other is TO follow Yellow run The
road would tap immense beds Of coal and
iron ore In Adams township. The road
will be seven or eight miles in length, and
will be feeder TO the Pennsylvania
On Saturday OF last week as Mr. JOS
eph Wilmau, an old eitizeB OF Cambria
township, was walking up Julian street he
was run into by team attached TO a
sleigh, and knocked down aud trampled by
the horses He vas picked Up and carried
into the house OF Dr. Richards wnere his
Injuries were attended TO and Ge was made
as comfortable as possible uDtn Lis removal
home IN la me afternoon. He was badly
cut about the face. bus luckily escaped
without any permanent or serious Injury.
-Radebaugh was the sceue OF q frightful
accident on Friday about IL o'clock. which
may result In the death OF David Miller, a
well-Enown farmer who lives ABOUT three
miles northwest OF this place. M Miller
was or his way % the mill with load OF
corn ard in crossing the railroad &c Rade-