The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-09-06


struck the tree and in its descent billed
Longenecker without iniuring his companN
ions.
Mrs. William Siard. OF Bradeuville,
westmorelsnd county, who was shot by .
ner father Monday afternoon during a
scuffie between the latter and her husband,
died from the effects OF the wound at /
O'Clock Son Wednesday morning. No in I
formation has as yet been made against the |
old man. Coroner Hammer held an In /
quest on Monday afternoon.
Josie Reece, daughter OF DIR. g. p. /
Reece, of KyleTtown. Clearfield county. !
while starting fire recently. went 70 the |
workshop 70 get some shavings, In which.
unknown to her. cartridge charged
with fine shot. When she threw The shaw
ings into the stove the cartridge exploded,
knocking her down several shot entering
her body. and one going through her fin
ger.
The barn on the farm OF James Black,
Ia Armstrong township, this county, about
three miles southwest OF this place was to-
tally destroyed by tire on Tuesday night.
together will all the crops OF the late bar
vest The IRE occurred about 1I:3O and
made bright light. Mr.. Black asserts
tuat he saw parties running away from the
barn Just as the flames broke out. In ad-
dItion TO his crops he loses valuable colt
aud a wagon Tpdidhd Democrat.
An exchange thus summarizes the
trials and tribuIstious of an editor An
editor works $685. days per year to get out
| fifty two issues Of a paper that's lsbor.
| Once in a while somebody pays a years
subscription that's capital. And orce in
| a while some sun OF a gun OF dead beat
/ takes the paper for wear or two and van
ishes without paying for it; that's anarchy.
| But later on justice will overtake the last
/ named creature, for there's place where
/ he will get his deserts that's hell.
The Huron. Dakota Times, OF n recent
date, says Judge Peter q. Shannon is in
this city for the purpose OF opening law
office at the capital OF South Dakota" The
Times states that for domestic reasons the
Judge was compelled to leave the territory,
but Mrs. shannon having passed away he
returned TO Dakota as soon as he could ar
range his affairs, and established home at
Canton, practicing law there and through
out the territory. The Huron bar and the
people Of Huron extend &c Judge Peter G.
shannon most hearty welcome TO per
msneut home at the capital OF South Dako-
ta"
Buy your clothing at Barker Bros. and
you will save money.
The depIedatious committed ny the
supposed band Of outlaws having their
headquarters in Bedford township. Bedford
county, were sigualized in a gIaring manner
on Sunday morning last, and consisted In
the destruction by fire OF the large bank
barn on the farm of William Philips. about
eight miles from Bedford. The entire
structure, 10Ox75 feet. which was filled
with the summers crops was consumed, en-
failing a loss of about So 600, on which ht
will only be enabled to recover some s., 2O'
Insurance.. Some eight months ago, it i
said, notices were served on number o
Bedford township farmers notifying then
that their barns were TO be burned. Mr.
Philips name is reported to have been oI
the list.
Don't forget that at Barker Bros. yor
J can save money on clothing.
The Tyrone Herald taxes the credulit.
Of its readers with the following story
The other day some railroad men on tn
J mountain, near Tyrone, noticed larg
snake with mouse in It's mouth. AS th
: snake crawled along the observers though
It looked like rattlesnake, but saw that
= had no rattles. The men concluded to fol
. low the reptile and see what it would d
= with It's prey, and after a while they saw
e reach its nest where several little snake
s were in waiting. The old snake tore Il
mouse into small morseIs which it fed to II
hna al az
0 ing. 1t gathered up its rattles and put the
/. in their place on its tail. 1t was then ev
!. dent that the old snake had given its rattle
q to the young snakes for pIaythiugs while
had gone in search of food.
. Barker Bros have bargain for you
d clothing. Go and price them.
james Mccoy, young man from Poi
tsge, arrived In town on Monday and
once proceeded TO get outside OF more |
" quor than he could conveniently carr
ii Ben WeutZel, a fas. young man, who HI
ID been iu trouble once or twice before Z,
D. having thirgs not his own cling To his NJ
d gers, fell in with Mccoy and volunteers
D. his services In showing Mccoy around Il
F. town. Ben told Mccoy there was a saloo
near the foot of Julian street that ought
, be visited aud the two started down q
street When near IIoyd's grove Ben nskC
Mccoy what time it was and Mccoy pulle
out his watch when Wentzel quickly struc
: ii out OF his hand, ran ana picked it up al
took 20 the woods. Mccoy was too dun
to follow and wenizel and the watch a.
now among the missing
l, IT you want any clothing at the lowe
price you will patronize Barker Sros.
n Miss Agnes Fitzgerald. aged twel,
"a years was fatally burned on Saturday ev,
e ming by the explosion of a can of keToser
in the house Of Mrs. William Rogers, G
Coal street, Prospect. where she has be-
living and working since the food 81
= was ironing at the time. and had placed q
oil car pack OF the stove or range TO get
!, out Of the way Of Mrs. Rogers young chill
and the oil became heated to the expIodir
point. The girls body was enveloped in
sheet of flame, which was finally smother'
with blanket thrown about her by tV
D" men attracted by her screams. but not b
fore she had been fa.ally burned, dea
> taking place at IL O'Clock on Saturd'
= nieht The body was removed to the re
idence of Mr.. Conway, the girls uncle,
u MorreIvIlle, whence the funeral took pla
le Monday. Miss fitzgerald formerly liz,
on Iron street, MnlvilIe. Her mother W
= lost in the flood. .-,TolESto,cn Tribune.
u All Barker Bros. ask is a comparison
y prices on their clothing. that will settle IL.
:, Mr.. Martin Shoffner, Of ChambeIli
Dakota, was drowned In the Missouri riy'
= on the l7th instant. Mr.. ShOffner was boz
"a and raised in Allegheny township. Cambr
county, and afterwards resided for sever
years In Chest Springs where he worked