The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-12

food they were q rarity there Carp are
plenty, but they will not bite hook. Sal
mon are often taken.
Miss Teua Bearer, daughter OF Mr.
Joseph Bearer, OF Carroll township, passed
through this place on Monday on her way
to PItl,burg. where she intends 10 remain
tew weeks with friends.
Henry t. son OF J. +. Barns. oC Iudi~
anna, and his cousin John c. Barnes, OF
PI.assrtyillp, PA, were recently drowned
ia the Hscteusack river, 10 miles west uf
y w Ear', city, while bathing.
-Frs uouhers oI the E1srshurg Normal
School h-lr picnic 60 HoGue's grove, near
Lorrtto. on SATURDAY, June 29th, and had
very ENJOYABLE time. They returned home
about O'Clock Ir the cyenIEg on a special
traIu.
The Juuastovn Tri5 ,ae notes as re-
mrrk7b!c that mot uaIfa dozen persons
have d;rd since ,hy flood, and these have
been for the most part aged persons or those
who bad serious ailments prior 90 the great
disaster"
While MI Robert Evans. OF this place,
was seated on the porch % Maple Park
Hotel ou Thursday OF last week watching
the game oT bali, bail glanced from the
bay and struck hlm oa the nose, bruIsing his
face badly.
Tho wreck on the Pennsylvania rail
road at I.ltrohe has been cleared away
Altogether tvcnty-oue bodies have been
recovered. Il required the Efforts o: five
locomotives q draw the wrecked locomo-
tive from the Loyalhouna.
The Eoersburg school RoaT1 has ap-
pointed The following TEACHERS for the pub
De schools, ,hrs place PrJf l. II BrUm-
gaugh. principal; Allie Lloyd, room l.
Ellie Myers, room Maggie SlenEle, room
g Annie N. Jones, room 4.
Misses Victoria and Nay Brown,
daughters % Mr =. Z. Brown, OF the Cen
trail Hotel tnis place, returned home from
ST. Nevlors' College a. Latrobe, Westuure-
land county, where they had ba,H attending
school for the past six months.
-TX-SreriN George W. Port, Of Blair
. county, dred on Thursday evening OF last
week aged eighty years. lie was tEa Shsr-
NJ who hung the first man executed In
| Blair county. tho notorious David S. Nc.
/ Co0naugUv, on August 2lst, 1851.
One day last week while some boys
/ were experimenting with a pistol at sum
/ mcrhlH &c accidentally went OFF and the bal!
struck young son cf Mr.. j. ID. Wentruth
/ i'm the forehead, making an ugly and dan
rerous wound. The boy, however is re
/ covering and viii get well.
/ DR. L. T Smith. Of Pleasant Unity,
| Westuoreiaud county, was called 20 his
door on Monday hight by three masked
men who demanded his money, knocked
him down and left him for dead, Oyerpow-
erinp other inmates OF the house, stole near
Is $500 and disappeared.
we have n speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, CanEer Mouth, and
Headache, in SaiIoh's Catarrh Remedy. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
10 It you desire health and sweet breath.
Price b. cents. Sold bv Or. T. j. Dawson.
Mr.. Cyrus G.. Schrock, a Somerset
county farmer, lost a valuable young
/ horse on Friday last. Mr.. Schrock had
the young horse hilched IN a moving ma
chine when It suddenly jumped back,
striking lis hind legs against the sharp knife
and -cuttjng them almost off. The poor
animal h1dto b. shot.
1t has been recently discovered by Cows
/ ermcrt cTceTs that large quantities Of
2 counterfeit silver dollars ara adJat iu this
. state. They are we'll executed and likely
7 70 deceive The unsGspcct'nC. Reports have
( been received uat bogus dollars were dis
trihu,ei through The state by a gang sup
! posed -1 1' from Philadelphia.
/ TIE Jaaustown Tribune or Saturday
says About eighty Of the portable houses
. have been received. Two Of these are
/ given 60 almost every Family, and thus
arnut forty families have been given shelter.
J The rOm0 'uIcr % the three hundred houses
| ora expected 10 be coming in every day
F The demand for them {, Increasing.
The Johustown Democrat. after little
over mouths suspension from the effects
oc the food, made It's appearance on sat
u-i-y, Published from new Office tempo
Tariy erected for its use. We conEratu.
, IJyo the Democrat on It's triumph over its
misrortunes aud hope increased psrity
may soon make mp for It's heavy losses
bY Che great hgoj.
Patrick Fogarty, of FruCality, was
brought % jail one day last week tcr stou'ng
a passenger train on the Cresson * CnaITo-t
railroad. Focarty was a passenger and,
refusing 20 vuv his fare, was put Off by the
conductor, when hN undertook 70 bomhard
the train. lie was arrested and taken be-
Gore squire -. c.. Myers, Of AshyiIle, who
committed him TO Jail
The lcIfer Glanced or by Francis J.
DO0ough, of Ga,lIfzln township, for the
Jnhnstawr sufferers was drawn by Charles
Rhodes, OF Allegheny township. The
amount realized was $50, which las been
placed i1 tra hands 90 Rev =. 4. Bush for
the purpose mentioned above. Thanks Il
rendered % those who so kindly assisted in
getting chorcCs. Also 20 all who contri-
bu,ed 10 The same.
notwithstanding the fact that the post
CEiaa and postal cars 80 Johnstown were
swept away by the terrible Hood tie postal
authorities are pleased 70 state that not
single letter has been lost. One pouch OF
letters had been missing, but It was found
by some Ioboregs under Pile Of mud ten
fee, jeup. The letters were in bad condI-
i0D, but after having been dried out their
addresses were decipbered and the missives
were delivered. The pouch had been in
the water and mud ever since May 81.
John DonnslIy. OF WHkesbarre, and J.
B. McAIister, Of Allegheny. both OF whom
were employed in the morgue at Johns>
town, went 10 Cambria City on the even
ing Of the 3rd and got drunk. Returning
late, when they reached The bridge both
men lay down wnere they fell asleep, Don
nelly with hts feet across the track. Not
long after a train came along and cut Oft
both legs, one above the knee and the other