The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-05-10

FOR !. y. l.. extension taOscS 50 70 =.
4. s S. Il. Buck at Cauolltown or Hast>
iugs.
Mrs. Henry Byrne and daughter, Miss
Ella, who we're visiting relatives and
friends In Pittsburg last week, returned
home on Saturday last.
Mr.. Joseph FarabauRh has closed his
photograph gallery in Cauolltown and has
opened out at Loretto. This is a rare
chance for people OF that vicinity. Call and
see him at once as he VIII remain only
very short time.
The little daughter ot Robert Plouse. OF
Cherrytree, Indiana county, fell from
chair last Monday evening and fractured
the bones OF the foreNsrm. The injured
member was properly attended 10 and the
child Is doing well.
"A fve-Yepr~old son OF Mr.. George Nc
Guire, of Allegheny township, was found
dead In bed on Saturday morning. The boy
had went to bed the evening before In good
health. Heart disease is supposed 20 have
been the cause OF death.
The Juniats Valley Editorial AssocIAN
tlon met In Altoona last week and, among
other business transacted. fixed upon Wash
lngton City as the objective point for the
next excursion, which VII take place the
first week IN September.
-WauEesha Is the name Of a new post
office at the mouth OF y orth Camp run, on
/ Chest Creek, about midway between La
Jose and WestOver on the line OF the Cam
bria and Clearheld railroad. The locality
has long been known as Five Points.
The Normal school here, under the
charge OF Prof. Carroll, is making good
progress. Two new students were enrolled
on Monday. making now about 90 in all
The school has been increasing rapidly eyer
since it opened and all seem to be satisfied. e.
Mcdonald, the well-known merchant Of
| Loretto, Is now ready for business at ''Slat-
| tery's Crossing" about one-third OF a mile
east Of Cresson. Gail and see him. He
| guarantees prices as low as JOhnstown, All
| toona or elsewhere for spot cash or produce.
VIZ have a speedy and positive Cure
| for Catarrh, Dlphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
/ Headache, In Shlloh's Cstarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
\ Il II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 81 cents. Sold by DR.. T. J. Dawson.
Mr.. James Hin, of BrushvaHey town
ship, was lodged in jail last week charged.
on oath OF n. j. Altimus, with selling cider.
| On Thursday writ OF habeas corpus was
taken cut aud at a hearing he was released
on bail FOR his appearance at the June court
Indiana Democrat.
"A grand picnic. to which every one Is
invited and to all who attend is promised
a day of delightful enjoyment, is to be held
In Ashville on the 18th aud 10th inst. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the new
Catholic church at that place and It de-
serves to be literally patronized.
The new bridges to be built at Frugal
itY, Hastings and O'Hara's we're let on
Monday last by the County Commissioners,
and the contract for tue iron work OF the
same was awarded TO the Variety Iron COM
pany OF Cleveland, Ohio. for $500. The
contract for the stone work has not yet been
awarded.
The card OF Raphael Hlte or Carroll
township, appears among tire announce
/ meuts this week as q candidate for Poor
/ House Director. M. uhe Is a worthy
Democrat who has the ability to discharge
the duties of the Office and II nominated
and elected the interests Of the poor will be
carefully looked after.
Mrs. Catharine uarzIns. Of Holidays
burg, was so badly burned by her clothing
catching FIRE, caused by the upsetting OF a
lamp in her house, on Tuesday night. that
she died on Wednesday morning. Her hus-
band, J. B. Harkins was also badly burned
ia attempting 90 extIngujsh the flames and
Is In a critical condition.
While Jacob r. Zlok, Of Union town
ship, Miflin county, was blowing lately bis
lead mule began to disappear beneath the
! GJrrow, but by 4 desperate struggle man
aged 70 gain firm ground. Investigation re.
vealed a cave twenty feet in depth, and a
I stone thrown into the chasm Indicated q
nearer approach to the Flowery Kingdom.
The name OF Geo. &. Miller OF Cone
maugh borough appears among the political
announcements this week as a candidate
for Prothonotary. Mr.. Miller is a we'll
and favorably known Democrat who has
always been a party worker and deserves
well Of the party. He has had a number OF
years experience as a bOOk-keeper and
( clerk and II nominated and elected has the
ability 10 make competent official.
If any OF our readers are in need of
/ artistic and substantial cemetery work,
made from the best qualities Of marble and
granite, they will do we'll to call On J. VIII
kinson & Son, marble and granite dealers
In this place, where they will find a nice
stock to select from, or send them word
and they will visit you with a large selec-
tIon Of new and original designs, they guar.
antee all their work and II their work Is
\ not as represented they will not ask you to
take II, they are prepared to I'll all orders
at home and abroad at prices that defy CON-
/ petition. Give them trial. \ 3 ON.
/ AT q Hungarian christening at Vulcan
4 colliery this county, Sunday last. Josepeh
/ Teeser. a Hungarian, was shot and killed
! by either "Baldy'' or Joseph Ramyak, as
/ they are both charged with the crime.
( TeeseT's body was found Monday morning
near the shanty with a bullet hole through
I the lungs and through the heart. a gener-
al fght took place after the christening and
aside from the killing of Teeser several
Others were badly cut up. The accused ones
are stil At large though the officers are on
their track and they will likely be caught
before long. Seven Hungarians were lodged
In jail here Monday evening, and It is likely
the guilty party or parties can be picked
out OF this gang Cleorfeld Republican.
Since the day that Chal l.. Dick. Esq.
Of this city, defeated DIR. J. NJ. Thornton,
OF Altoona In n hotly contested shooting
match, the Altoona men have been anxious
for another chance. The Johnstown men
were perfectly willing to give them another
contest and accordingly Mr.. J. NJ. Dodson
went over to Altoona on Monday and made
arrangements for another match between
the two champions. The match will take
place next Saturday in Altoona. There