The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18


be VIII hkely cie.
The Catholic World for February will
contain a tritute 10 It's late founder and
editor. the Very Rev. Isaac It. Heeker. 1t
Is from the pen OF the Rev. A. T. Hewitt
aud cnrreets some OF the inaccuracies which
have appeared IN the newspaper accounts
of Father Hecker's life.
jacob Stone, an experienced miner, was
crushed To dseth 10 Grove Bros iron ore
mine. near Grafton, Huntingdon county,
Monday morning. by a mass OF rock falling
on him. He was about 80 years OF age, and
leaves wife and four children. He was
reliable and industrious man.
During TIE heavy gale and tornado that
passed over this section OF the country Oh
Thursdsy NIGHT last, six empty box cars
we're blown from the tracks of the new
Portage railroad siding. near Newrv, and
fell down over forty font bank and were
wrecked - HoiIidaysosrg Resistdr.
Mr.. Emanuel wenrz, OF Carroll town.
ship. paid our town a visit Yesterday. and
he reports that the prospects for the sale OF
coal land In Northern Cambria are tncreas
ing daily. NJ. W. has expressed himself
that the farmers will do we'll by holdino
their lands as long as they possibly
can.
Russell d Grscy, a young married man
OF Huntington. who has for several years
been employed as express messenger on the
route between Huntington and Cumber-
land, hes been arrested on the charge az
rooo'ng express packages committed to his
care. the articles taken being principally
ladies' wearing apparel
Mr.. Adam Fees, who was one q, the
most accommodating hack drivers between
this place and CaIrolitown, has mrs
chased n hnlr interest In the Carrolltovsn
livery stsols Mr Fees "a Young man
who Is always ready aud wnling to do what
Is right With those who feel disposed 10
patronlza him. We wish him success in nIs
undertaking.
Charles Ward, xtiIa walking on the track
near mcGrvey's station on Monday sven-
ine, was struck by Eastern Express and
sustained Injuries that NAV result In his
death. He was taken on the train that struck
him 70 Altoona and taken to the City Hos
pital where ne now lies with but little pros>
pect foe his recovery. The boy Is an orphan
and had been employed lately At the Airing.
ton Hotel.
David r. LouCaaecker, supposed to be
( one Of the solid farmers OF MorrIson's Cove.
the garden spot OF the farming land In Bed
/ ford county. lsrt his home on Sunday last at
/ 500 A. NJ. for - neIshbor's, telling his wife
he would b back 10 an hour. He has not
/ been hesrd a. since. A note OF s5Os turned
I up Monday, whlch Longenecker had forged
on neighbOr. It is supposed that there Il
woman at the bottom OF the case.
The Chinese Village Company will sp>
| pear at the Opera House on Wednesday.
January -, and give an interesting and in
structive entertainment. Illustrative OF life
| In China The proceeds are for the benefit
| Of the Young Peoples Society or Christian
/ Endeavor, and We hope TO sea crowed
/ house. The entire company OF Chinese Will
| appear In their rich native costumes and the
| entertainment will oe one that Won cannot
/ e1ord 20 miss. Admission Is and % cents.
| Howard Burge. aged y years. whose
home was IN Altoona, met With an accident
! 10 the railroad yard at the lower shops IN
I that city on last Saturday morning from the
| ELECTS OF which he died a few hours after
wards. BE vas standing on the tracks
signalling his engineer. when an engine
which he failed 20 notice run him down.
crushing bis left leg of at the ankle and al,
right LEG of above the knee. He had oniy
commenced wotk - brakeman abou:
three hours before the accident
Just how the regular reasts davs nsuss
In the calender move In the davs when they
occur, from wear &c year. Is curious a. we'll
as interesting 20 note. LasE year Shrove
Tuesday occurred on the I4th OF February 4:
this year &c comes on the 5th OF March.
This year Ash Wednesday, OF Lent. occurs
/ On 'oe 6th ~ March last year Il fell on .he
| lin o. February. Palm sunday last wear
was March 25.h this Year AprilI4 Easter
/ th's year, Aprii 2lss; last year. AprlI 1st.
"ht sunday last year. was May 2Oth this
year 1t Will occur june OH.
Z Rufus Martz, OF LilIy, on sa,urdsv
I night about eleven O'Clock accidentally sbo,
himself with 80 ealibrs revolver. the ball
entering BIS side and passing Sownward
lodged In the spinal column. he was ,aIs-
I 20 MS home and medical aid summoned bns
'ue wound was fatal aud be died about sig
O'Clock on Sunday morning. Mr.. MART had
couple OF shots from the revolver.
"hen something got wrong with its work.
'nR ana on bis attempting TO examine n
was accidentally discharged with the abova
result. H was about twenty-five Years q,
Ege. unmarried, nud resided with his father
henry Aariz, who Is an old resident n,
LILY. ~
-Ou Monday afternoon Mr.. Patrick
palnn' OF h"mlock street went out "a az.
t~no 20 some business, and few moment,
'A'e' MS. Quinn went 90 sea her Dext dor
"e'snoor Who was sick. DURING her sbS
Sehee thr'e children whom she left In the
mouse. began lighting psoer from the stove
"n-n The clothing % Patrick sged three
years caught on fre and his screams
brought n neIghOorinr nan ana his ,,ofsa-
20 the house, whan they found the littrs rai.
Nv 'Nrr'oy burned about the breast and
'l"' Dr' Bradley was called 70 attend hin.
'' cone AT he cnnid FOR the Htrle sufferer
VINO Hnr'red un'il o'clock on wednesr,v
morning when he died.-G GaRitsis Tinsio1-
to-
Mcdonald az Lnretto, Pa, stm contin-
Ses 20 knock the bottom out OF high pr,cas
Tor spot cash or trade as follows smear
o. . : and cents per pound teas. IS. 30
-" % cents per pound cufY-e. IL, - and
= cents per pouad 3 boxes coffee essence.
~ e'bt' 5p'Ders baking soda. 10 cents
oooh-s tloOo) matches. 10 cents pieces
$50 'oap p cents . pounds oatmeal. Is
oouN 4pounds barley. 25 cents ; pounds
p''~'n Or I've, % cents broOms, p cents
: SS'' amp OF, 80 cents gal best syrup,
~ cents Hour 81 25 per sack salt. 81 e5
Al other goods AT equally low
e's 70. spot cash or trade. yet we refuse
80. - u7'Snoor a short accommodation 30 or so
:, -4h' election of directors OF Protection
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