The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-03-08


The following named persons were
elected In Gallitzin and TunnelhIll, az the
spring election Burgess, Thos. W. Burns
Justice OF the Peace, F. J. Parrish I: School
Director. Philip YOgle, Michael Brannan,
Charles Quinn Council, William Sicily.
Frank Pfof1 Assessor, John GaIligan
Constable Lawrence Volk Judge OF Elee-
tion, Thos. W. Hagen Inspectors, Elias
Shaffer, VIM. Ytekley Tax Collector. I.
5. TToxell Auditors, George Harry. VIM
Ho2ue. .-TunneIhiil borough-Burgess, NJ.
g. Nail Justice OF the Peace, Michael
Lynch Council, Michael Lynch, John
Miller, p. F. Clonen F.; Judge OF Election,
James w. K;llduff; Inspectors, P. 5. Leon
ard, p. F. Clonen Assessor. John Porter !;
Constable. John Hanlin; School Direc-
tors, a. f. Fies. John Bradley Tax Col
lector, Patrick McBrarity Auditor. P. S.
Leonard.
About 8 O'Clock on Friday last an
alarm Of FIRE was sounded and quickly re-
sponded TO by the Dauntless FIRE company
and men, women and children OF the town.
The lre was found to be In the stable OF
Mr.. Bart McCape, engineer on the branch,
and although u was but short time from
the discovery OF the fire until a stream Of
water was playing on the burning building
| II was impossible to save it as the fre'had
got into the hay and II burned like tindeT.
/ The building must have been set on fire.
| probably from carelessness, as it is not like
/ lY that TN incendiary would run the risk of
detection by setting 1t on fire at that time Of
! the day. The stable contained two or three
! tons Of hay and the loss on the building and
contents will probably reach about $500. A
stable across the alley, belonging TO Mr..
| Sherman Tihbott, was on fire several times,
| but the effective work OF the fire company
/ was saved from obstruction.
Mcdonald stIll holds the fort at Loretto,
Pa, and Is selling goods at rock bottom
prices Tor spot cash or good marketable pro-
duce as follows. Sugars, 6, Z, and cents
per pound green and black teas, 80, 90 and
/ 20 cents per pound coffees, Is, % and "a
cents per pound 5 boxes essence Of coffee,
10 csnts papers baking soda, 10 cents
. boxes baking powder, 10 cents 2boxes OF
yeast, 10 cents boxes (120O) matches, 10
cents 6 pieces star soap, 25 cents 6
pounds hominy. 25 cents 6 pounds OF oat
| meal, % cents 5 pounds barley, 70 cents
pounds best rice, 25 cents good hrooms,
80 cents; > good wash boards, 80 cents
mOlasses, 30 cents per gallon good syrup,
90 and 30 cents per gallon lamp oil, 10 and
Is cents per gallon best black oil, 40 cents
per gallon /; -four. S1.i5 per ssck salt e.. :.
per barrel chop, 81. - per hundred pounds
Dry goods. notions, boots. shoes. etc. etc.
at equally low prices for spO. cash or trade
We refuse no trustworthy neighbor a short
accommodation 30 OF 90 days at the above
prices.
"A shooting accident occurred at tht
residence OF our townsman, Joseph Var
Altman, on Saturday which may result ir
the death OF his Il year old daughter Rose
at the time the accident occurred she wa:
in her brothers room preparing some arti
cies for him previous to his departure with
Company c for Washington. A younger
brother was in the room with hez and she
noticed he had the older brothers watch
playing with it. She started forward e
take it from him when there was a suddeI
report. It seems the child had bis brother
! revolver as well his watch in his hand and
II was accidentally discharged The bal
! from the weapon struck the unfortunate
girl under the left eye. lodging, 1t is sup
posed, at the base of brain. She was dis
covered shortly after the accident By hel
mother and medical aid was promptly sum
moned. Drs Roller and Brotterlin re
spouded ard made as thorough examination
as they could considering the painful an,
dangerous nature of the wound, but ex-
pressed themselves as fearful OF fatal re
suits R0!IidaBSblIrg tStaRdar a. -Ff