The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-25

William Jones, OF Kane, son Of 'rhos.
L. Jones, OF this place, Is visiting his par
ents and friends.
Next Monday a collection will be taken
up in the public schools Of this place fo- the
Johust0wn schools. We understand the
School Directors Will also make a donation.
a thirty horsepower stationary en-
CINE and boiler. also Perry sh;ngle mill
ana iojrter complete, for sale at a bargain.
For further particulars inquire at this Of
fee.
The valuable hotel property located on
Main street. Carrolltown, Pa, at present
occupied by j. ID. Thomas and know as
Hotel Brunswick. will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further Information address NJ.
d, KIttelI and G. A. LangbeIn. Ebens-
burg.
Mr.. James 3. Zatm. Of Pittsburg
spent few days In town last week visit
ing reIati YES and friends and as q matter
OF course, he dropped in to see the FREE
MAN aud renewed his subscription for an
other year.
Mr.. William T. Carney, OF Munster.
township, and Miss Annie +. Bradley, of
Washington townshi p, were married on
Tuesday at summit, Rev. Father DiGnam
officiating. The attendants were Mr.. James
Buck. OF GanuzIn, and Miss Abbie O'Don-
nell, Of this place.
On Monday last jacob Custer, of Stoys-
town. Somerset county, who bad been labor
ing under fit OF melancholy for some time,
committed suicide by shooting himself In
the temple in presence OF his wife, who
struggled in vain with him iu her attempt
to take the revolver FROM him. He died
instantly.
The many friends of ex-Sberiff Griffith,
who has been seriously in for several weeks,
ard who went 70 Philadelphia last week for
the purpose of consulting a physician IN
that city. will be sorry TO learn that he
retarned home on Thursday morning. but
little improved. and with small hopes for
his ultimate recovery.
-Messrs NJ. & A. Branif, residing in
Summerhin township, three miles north OF
Wlmore, will dispose OF a lot of personal
property consisting OF horses. cattle, farm
ing implements, etc, at public sale, on
Tuesday. November the 18th, 1889, at 10
O'Clock \. N. reasonable credit will be
given. Don't fail to attend.
"A bad accident happened to Elsie, the
little son OF John Tonkin, this place. The
little fellow was walking along the high
way, when he was attacked by a ram and
butted In \ frightful manner. His collar
bone was broken and skull fractured At
last accounts the boy was doing as well as
could be expected. -CAeTrytree Record
The water from the water works has
been shut of since TUESDAY morning and
causes great amoGnt OF Inconvenience TO
those who depend upon 1t for a supply.
There Is no other remedy. however, as a
leak has been emptyiug the reservoir as
fast rs the water was pumped IN, and the
council bad to let the water out in order TO
fud the leak and repair the damage.
w. r. Suitten, Of the firm OF
Fletcher, SmltJen x Fowler, has been 10
town for several days. Messrs. Fletcher,
Smtten 4 Fowler have established per-
mIneut factory here for the manufacture
OF their combin alton feCce and will be pre-
pared to fu nish 1t In any quantities 10 all
whl may be in need OF permanent, durable
easily put up and easily removed fence.
The fence will be manufactured at the
steam mill OF Mr. Z. B. CIesswelI in this
NNhiFt "tANAN iN NA u &c lllAAt
a Democrat from one Of the northern
districts, who was in town this week,
dropped in 20 see Us and with a merry
twinkle 10 his eye remarked that our squib
last week about the members Of the Repub-
lican ring being awful glad to see people
from the country, hit tie pail square OF the
head. lie was hardly IN town half an hour
until he bad been slCbbered over by several
men who had taken n very sudden liking
20 him, one OF them Informing him eff he
was thirsty he knew where he could get
drink Of good liquor without going to no.
tel.' It was at the Republican speak
easy"
The water saw-mill belonging to the
heirs OF George Settlemyer. deceased, To-
Gated about . mIle north Of WilmOre, on
the old plank road, was burned TO the
ground on last Friday night about II
O'Clock, along with a considerable amount
Of lumber that was piled near the mill.
The FIRE is supposed to have been caused by
midnight prowIers who were making the
mill rendezvous for thieyinG operations.
Three mills have been burned on the same
site, the first in lS4i and the second about
ten years later. IL will not likely be rebuilt
Gs timber in that neighbOThood Is getting
scarce.
-On Thursday night OF last week little
child OF Mr.. William EmiRh, who lives in
Summerhill township, a short distance north
OF WIlmoro. vas horribly burned By the ex-
ploslon OF q carbon oil lamp. The child in
coming down stairs caught on to table
taat was standing near and upon which was
a lighted lamp. upset.ing the table and
throwing the lamp 70 the foor where it
broke, when the oil caught Gre and COM
municated to the chiId's clothing, burning
him so badly that he Gied the same night
Mrs. Emigh, the chIld's mother Is a daugh-
ter OF the late Edmund Waters, Esq. OF
this place.
From W. a. Cochran, Superintendenu
common schools, India na county. Pa.
During the week of our last Teache rs In
sttute, Hon. b K. Bruce delivered his Iec>
ture. The Race Problem, I" to one OF the
largest and most appreciative audiences
ever assembled in Indiana county. The
lecture brought out educated and prominent
men and women from all parts OF the eouu-
try. packing our largest hail 70 its utmost.
w S1tiNAeAth hAIA W N'uAt1 1Aptllulcuu'
ents and Lecture Committees. belle wing
that an evening spent listening to this lee
ture cannot fail to be both interesting and
From RVtsmGn's Journal. CIearfield,
Pa "a delighted audience listened TO Col.
Conwell in the Opera House on Friday eve
ming, This was the gentleman fourth ap-
pearance before CieaTfeId audience and
be bad a warm reception. He occupied
within one minute OF two hours on the sub
ect, The Silver Crown or Born a King"
a