The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-04-04


ton are not very encouraging.
The sale of personal property by WI.
Carney, OF Washington township. that was
advertised to have taken place on Saturday
last was POSTPONED on account OF the
weather until Tuesday, April sth. Those
wishing bargains should make note of the
fact and he certain 10 attend.
Mr.. John ]. James. Of Cambria town
shin. lost thirteen chickens on Monday
nioht from eating. as he supposes. some
poisouous substance. but whether the poison
was given maIi,iously or not he cannot tell.
The fowls we're found dead and he eau ac-
count for their death in no other way.
The card OF Patrick O'Dowd. OF Tun-
naIhIu As a candidate for County Commis-
sioner is among the announcements
! published this week. Mr.. O'Dowd Is
gentleman OF high character and sterlirg
integrity and II nominated would be elected
and perform the responsible duties OF the
Office with fidelity to the best interests of
/ the Taxpayers.
/ Mr.. Mary Ann Parrish will offer atpub-
lie sale at her residence two and one-halt
miles southeast Of Ehenshurg, on Tuesday,
I April 9. 1890. at one O'Clock p. NJ, two
/ heavy draught mares, one yearling colt,
two steers. one yearTng bull, one heltter,
/ oDe cow. wagons. sleds harness, farming
! utensils, and variety Of household and
kitchen furniture.
There are a good many people in this
town who think shat tre shutting down OF
the two hrewsries VIII abate the nuisance
/ OF drinking beer by the keG. All such peo-
/ uf. will oulckly change their minds IL they
will take the trouble TO visit the station OF
/ an evening and see the number OF kegs that
/ arrive hy express from Altoona and Gallit-
/ ziu.- H1Hidaysburg Standard.
On Wednesday evening OF last week
rear-end collision occurred at Lilly. wreck
/ ing an engine and eight cars. The cabin
/ car caught FIRE from the stove and for
| time It was feared the fire would get over
I into the town, but luckily was gotten under
control before any damage was done 10 prl-
vate property The accident caused de
/ lay Of several hours 20 trains.
/ Jacob Bopp, OF Allegheny. who made
/ the ropes which were used at the execution
of Buser and Huuser, Michael Moore ana
/ Michael Murray in this county made the
/ roIe which Is 10 be used on "Wednesday
/ next for the execution OF Carter. The
I ropes for hanging purroses are made very
/ carefully. ot the best quality Of hemp, ard
are fully tested before being sen: out
/ The announcements Of Patrick Royle
/ as eand iddate for the nomination for
/ County Treasurer appears this week.
/ Mr. Boyle Is a well-knOwu Democrat OF
wh-aar
/ In the Democratic cause and II the nomiDa
tion should fan 10 him it could fail to none
more deserving and his election would be
assured by well merited and handsome
majority.
I The Nicely boys. convicted OF the mur-
| der OF Herman Umberger, In Somerset
. county. were removed from the jail 10 Som
erset In the Indiana county jail or Monday
last. The Commissioners OF Somerset coun-
" are aboB. to tear down their jail, which
Is an Old structure preparatory to building
new one OF the same ground. and until the
new jail is built and furnished vii. keep
their prisoners in the Indiaps county Jail.
/ The greatest output of coal from a mine
In the history of the world was made at the
new Standard shaft, Mt. Pleasant, last FRI
day. From 6 O'Clock in the morning until
the close Of the DAYS work, hours and 10
minutes, the wonderful footing of I 259
sixty-0ushel wagons, 75.3iO bushels, over
/ g. O2l tons OF coal had been hoisted from the
mine. The previous record was ,252
wagons in hours, made at the Nottin CHAM
anthracite shaft, near WilkesbArre, this
State. GreeaSJtrg Democrat
| AN act passed by the Pennsylvania Leg
/ stature In 1861 requires hucksters from out.
side OF the county to pay license OF $50 and
I hucksters living in the county 20 pay Ii.
cense Of $40, imposing penalties for failure
/ 20 pay these licences. Judge EndlIch, in
decsiun just rendered AZ Reading, held the
law uncontitutional. on the ground that it
was law regulating commerce, such as
congress alone had the power to pass and
/ also foJ the reason that II Disseminated be-
tween residents and non residents.
In the announcement column this week
viii be found tue card OF Col. John z. Nc
| herzie, Of Chest Springs. as a candidate
for Assembly. Colonel Mckenzie is an old
veteran In politics and should be find his
lautao!e ambition realized by au election 10
the Pennsylvania Legislature, We have no
doubt TIE people would have in him a faith.
tul and Jealous champion, ever alert to their
interests and who at all times would be
found battling against legislation that wonId
be tnimieal TO tho welfare OF his coustitu-
euts.
An item from DanvIIle, Pa. saws.
There has been trouble for some time be-
tween .fHi.HrzF#rurr.
oi"nch Steel Company % DanyiIle, over
'ae manufacture Of an alleged patented
steel rail- Oa Monday four men opened
Ihr safe IN the drafting room, stole the
drawings and plates OF the rolls used In
making the rails. and, on tneir eseape- ran
mo the arms OF watchfuI detectives. The
burglars gave the names OF Robert = Mr.
ply, Henry Shea, aud r b. FgtwIstle and
registered at the hotel as from PhiladeIphia.
oot IN teiegraphing for bail money they
sent to Jotnstown.
y. Wilkinson * Son, marble and gran
lie dealers OF Ebensburg, Pa. wish 10 in
form the public that they are prppared 70
nu All orders for cemetery work. IN eItber
marble or granite. at figures that defy CON-
petition. The artistic excellence and su-
Perlor workmanship Of their designs are
evidenced by the many specimens now on
exhibition at their establishment and by the
humoeriess designs which they have erected
20 'Ie various cemeteries in this county and
e'Se"nere- Every department Of their bus-
MS Is 10 the hands OF skilfuI and compe-
''u' "orEmen, who ara capable Of execut-
IuE any piece OF work, from the plainsst To
tue most elaborate, which together with IN,
personal supervision that every lob recaivas
Is n guarantee tbat perfect satisfaction will
~ ~ gwen TO the most exseting Of patrons.
10y nave ordered forty tons OF marbIe
49, ~Ileu Wil arrive in March and April. and
tDcN " ilI then hava -