The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-24

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All persons who have not paid their
school tax In Cambria township are hereby
notified that the collector OF sal q township
[ will be at the township school house, In the
borough OF Ebensburg. on Saturday Febru-
/ airy l, 1890, for the purpose OF receiving It q
school tax OF said township. Five per cent
/ will be added after that date.
The Rev. Johnston, presiding elder Of
the B'alrsvIlle NJ E district who became iu-
sane and was taken to Bedford Springs, is
no better and has been brought back TO his
home in Indiana. On the way back he
made dash from his attendants and
I jumped from the train. When picked mp
his head was badly cut. IL Is probable that
he will be confined in private hospital,
for he has made several efforts to kin him
self
j. G.. Carroll, Chairman OF the Com
mittee on permanent certificates gives notice
that the Permanent Certificate Committee
OF Cambria county. Pa, will meet in the
| Millville High School BuIlding. at 9 O'Clock,
! p. m, on Friday and Saturday, 4th and 5th
/ of April, TO examine applicants for perma-
! nent certificates. Those desiring TO take
4 the examination will please notify the chair
man at Al Napoleon street, JOhnstown, at
once, stating the branches In which they
wish 20 be examined.
/ -DeVoe. the New Jersey weather prog
T. of 10 ha
ent miidness is caused by warm equatorial
/ currents. Owing to the shifting of storm
/ belts, the rain in this section will be turned
to snow this month. We shall have three
cold waves yet. The ice meu can cut by
/ February l. The last cold wave will be
here February II. There will be a snow
storm in March, followed by an early spring.
| As DrVoe's predictions have utterly failed
/ up TO this time his DEMONSTRATIONS for the
future will haye TO be taken with a grain OF
allowance.
-Messrs. John c. and James T. Sutton,
administrators of David Sutton, late of
ClearneId township. deceased, will sell at
/ public sale on Thursday January 3Oth. at 10
O'Clock a. m. large lot OF personal prop
I egty. consisting OF horses, colts, cattle,
sucfps mugs WdRNhot SlrQ-t tuItHuluk MA
chine, hay rake, grain drin, wind mill. cider
mill, plows, harrows, cultiyators, harness,
saddles, wheat. oats. barley. corn, and
buekwheSt by the bushel haY by the ton,
| corn fodder, straw, etc; also household and
kitchen furniture; also a lot of asst, poplar,
INN and hemloek lumber aud lot OF
shingles.
A shocking accident occurred at Nor
relvile, 90 Thursday OF last week. by
whica Mrs Csthariue Ssackhousc and her
two brothers. Edward and Michael Gal
laGher. were instantly killed. Mrs. Stack
house had been up 20 Johnstown and on
her return stopped on the road home to see
her brothers in Cambria. who started to ac,
company her home. When they reached
the horreilville crossing they took the rail-
road and were on the eastOuund track when
freight train met them and they stepped
on the westb0und track, when before they
had time 70 realiz- their danger they were
struck ny Chicago Limited. The two broth
eTs were Knocked OF the track, but Mrs.
StackhOuse nc 90 tbe track and the train
passed over her, eating off both lower
limbs and mangliug her body. Mrs. Stack
house was about twenty I've years OF age
and leaves a husband and two children.