The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-25

W. W. Tappen, of Altoona, have been
matched to shoot az 25 binds, 80 yards rise.
FOR $500 side.
"A wild horse In Argentine Republic is
worth his hide. Last year 200 600 hcrses
we're slaughtered In that country for no
other reason.
Moses Siugerman, one OF the parties ar
rested for receiving brass stolen from the \
Railroad Company at Altoo- |
ma, was trrd last week at HoIlidaysburg |
and acquitted.
While the hostler was hitcLIng mp the
horse TO the Mountain House sleigh to-day
(Thursday) something frightened the horse
aud he ran Off badly wrecking the sleigh
but luckily no person was hurt
The Chinese Village Company gave an
In the Opera House on We'd
hesdav night for the benefit OF the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor.
They had a large house and about one hun
dred dollars were realized.
There will be disposed OF at public
sale on the premises OF James y. Ryan. de-
ceased. In Clear6eld township, on Satur-
day, February End. 1889. lot OF farm
ing implements, horses. cattle, etc. Sale
10 commence at O'Clock p. N.
Mr.. p l. Eek. one of Csrrolltown's
most worthy citizens. spent the greater por
ton OF wednesday 10 town. and while here
iiG not fail to visit the new livery stable OF
Messrs O'Hara. Mr.. Eek, who is a man Of
sood Judgment, prouounces the stable COM
plete in every respect.
During the hunting season Robert
Mann. Jr., OF Curtin township, Centre
county, KILLED a deer that dressed 253
pounds. Two men cou ID stand within the
circle made by the horns. for which he re-
fused S25. He and his father killed a mon
ster wild cat and three bears.
Richard Ksrr. tramp, was found ly-
ing on the road about mile west OF town
on Thursday Of last week with hIs thigh
bone broken. He is an old man about sev-
enty years OF age and fell on the ice. He
was on his road to PittsburV. He was taken
to the aImshouse where be is being properly
cared for.
Mr. j j. Fiuke. OF Altoona. a brakes
man on the Pennsylvania railroad. while
coupling cars at Ben's creek on "Wednesday,
was caught between the bumpers and sus-
] a
bone and had one OF his ears almost cut on.
He was taken to his home in Altoona where
it is thought he will recover.
Posters were printed at this Office for the
sale OF a valuable farm In Carroll township
! aud n number of lots In CerroIltown
borough. belonging To the estate OF Henry
Hopple. deceased. by Henry J Hopple.
surviving executor The sale will take
place at the ST. Lawrence Hotel, on Satur-
day. February 9th 1880 at O'Clock NJ.
The Indiana Progress SAYS tie horse
| dend is stiII at his viIlauous work in the
northern part OF the county. Last Friday
night some one entered the stable OF Henry
winegard, near Marchand, and cut one OF
his horses Ia such a horrible manner that rs
: bowels came our and II died 10 a few hours.
I The horse was valued at. at least. two hun
dred dollars.
An exchange says that a promIueni
! physician advances the opinion that tie
turned down kerosene lamp Is the prime
ana most common cause OF diphtheria-
/ The custom OF keeping kerosene lamps
burning I'm children's bedrooms should be
discontinued. as tais theory OF the eaust OF
diphtheria has been advanced before and
there is doubtless something In it.
A representative OF this office bad the
| pleasure of attending n rehearsal OF Last
/ Legs" ny the Carroll.own Ameteur Opera
D Com pany. and he does not hesitate In say
/ ing that they are deserving of all the patron.
age that can be bestowed upon them. The
I entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening. and those who attend can rest as
surrd that they will receive the worth OF
! their money.
/ The Ebensburg Amateur Opera CON-
pany, as will be saen by their advertise
ment In another column. will play the
Little Tycoon" On Monday and Tuesday
evenings, February 4th and 5th. The
very successful rendering OF the "Mikado"
by the same company last season leaves no
room for doubt OF the hrst class entertain
ment in store for our people who 60 TO see
the Little Tycoon"
A Catholic COLONIZATION Society with a
capital stock OF 500. O0O divited into 10 OOO
I shares, has been formed in Pittsburg The
objects of the Society are 20 establish Cath>
olc colonies in the South. engage In manu-
featuring. mining. numbering. stock raising
will be secured In North Georgia and Ala
oama, and the capital stock may possibly be
increased to 81 o0O 900.
AT It's meeting last Saturday, the West
I moreland Agricultural Society decided 10
hold NJ fair next fall. The question OF
holding an exhibition at the time stated was
left 70 the Patrons OF Husbandrv. who Will
U npmnlaeQ fak ka sfa 4.
the usual agricultural display. a county
grange will be formed here on Saturday
next, at which time the matter will likely
oe considered. Greensbtrg Argus.
W. j. Smith. j. & II Stetler, and Sam
nel J. Bloom. all OF Coaiport. were success
fui applicants for tavern license before the
CleNrfeId county corrt last week Jacob
Ese'man, of the same place. was granted a
restaurant license and Peter j. Neibauer. a
brewery license. Altogether in the county
20 taverns. restaurants. three hIeweries
and one 6istilIery were licensed. while a
number are held over for further considera-
ton.
1t Is announced that the Legislature
viii be asked % pass a bill prohibiting deer
hunting In Pennsylvania for Eve years. IL
IS found practically impossible 10 stop hunt
4 ing deer with dogs. as they are fast disap-
peartng he only resource seems to Se the
/ passage of some stringent measure making
'he killing of deer Illegal for a term Of
years. One city dealer in game SAYS that
from a region that used 20 furnish him 80
mead OF deer season, he has this winter re-
eeIved only seventeen.
1
west Newton, westmoreland eounty.
was we scene ot most hesrtrendibg acct
oent on Saturday forenoon, by which Miss