The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-17

Win an ACcidenL AT OreeusDur0 n rev OaNs
ago which will probably cost him his life
He was thrown under train and one les
cut of and the other badly injured. lie
also received internal injuries.
If you have symtoms Of la grippe
smoke gum camphor. Pus little tobacco
and a good deal of finely cut camphor, IN 4
pipe, light il and pud for all there Is In Il.
II is not unpleasant, but it may make you a
little sick, still il will bring tie answer.
Mr.. ID. q. Wetzel, the veteran wsgou>
maker forme erlY OF Carrelltown, but now OF
Gallltzin. passed through town on Monday
on his return from a visit 10 the former
place and OF course dropped in TO see the
FREEMAN. We are always glad to see him.
The mangled body OF Charles Y. Ar
Rndt. OF Newport, Perry county. Pa, was
found on the railroad track In the deep cut
west OF toe 30 Office in Altoona on Monday
night The deceased had been working In
Johustown and it Is supposed that he fell
from a freight train.
DIR. 4. Griffith and wife. of this place,
will leave to-day (Friday) for Florida,
where they will spend the balance OF the
winter on their orange grove near Oca!a
We wish the Doctor and his wife a pleasant
soiourn in the land OF flowers and a safe re
turn TO EbensburG.
"A rose bush on the farm OF Mr.. John
Naly, near Manor station, Is out In full
leaf. A huueysuckle vine at the residence
OF w. +. CRruthers, Esq, at Irwin is about
to bloom. while Ephriam Wilson, Of the
same place, has peach trees out in full
blossom. L. GrCeRS5urg Argus
Minnesota has passed an act TO prevent
the practice Of fraud by tree peddlers In tae
sale OF nursery stock. PeddIers from other
States before being allowed to sell must fle
Minnesota that they are all right, and enter
into 81 see bonds to the same effect.
Allentown has a girl to be proud OF. 4
few nights ago she ate fourteen fried oys>
ters, two pieces OF bread, three pickles, two
pieces OF red beets. two oranges, two apples,
three bananas, two pieces OF chocolate
cake, a piece 90 fruit cake, lot OF grapes,
piece OF coeoauut cake and some candy,
and-Ived.
Walker Blaine, examiner OF claims OF
the State Department, and eldest son Of
James G.. Blaine, Secretary Of State, died at
the family residence in Washington, on
Wednesday even ing. He mad been ill only
a few days and his death was caused by
acute pneumonia, superindueed by an at
tack OF grip.
Col John \. Lennon. OF Holidays
burg. on Wednesday plucked from his
farm East OF summit. known as the
"Stons House, an elder stalk upon which
there was open buds This on top OF the
AIephenies, in the middle OF January, is
something that the Oldest resident has not
before heard Of
-Messrs. p. F. Brown, william Kimban
and Joseph Brown, of this place. on Mon
day purchased the livery stock and leased
the stable OF Messrs. O'Hsra & Davis, for q
term OF three years Messrs. Brown &
KImbalI Nin make On enterprisiug and ac>
livery firm aud we wish them
success In their new venture,
-Commissiover Rlum. OF the Pension
ONCE, has bad an examination made OF the
hles OF the Office and finds that there are
now pending In the Pension Bureau 400,
5l6 unadi claims classed as fol-
lows: Invalid claims, 1925 widows
claims 10 800; invalid increase claims, 1885,
776, widows increase aud accrued cIGiIs.
2. .4I5.
Landlord Esterltne, OF the Mountain
House, has been expecting a coach dog by
express for a couple OF months, and It had
become sort OF Chestnut" 20 ask the
host OF the Mountain House to show you
his dog. The dog. a handsome one, arrived
on Tuesday aud unless YOU have the time
to spare to Inspect the critter don't ask him
to see the dog. he has the dog at last and
can prove it.
"A large flow OF gas was struck few
days ago In 4 we'll drilled on a farm near
belmont westmoreland county. The Eoar
OF the escaping gas badly frightened the
people OF the neigh borhood, and especially
those 10 the immed tate vicinity OF the well.
So fierce was the output that the ropO was
torn into shrsds and the derrick hurled in
to the air. From what we can learn, It is
believed 10 be the greatest gasser In that
section OF the county.
Jack Sullivan was seriously stabbed In
the right side at Uniontowu. on Tuesday
night by Hugh McGrann with a big sailor
knife. The two arrived from Latrobe last
week and had been loafing around and
drinking together. Trouble occurred be-
tween them near the market house. aud
McGrann pulled out his knife and thrust II
into sullivan and ran. McGrann hid dur
ing the night and was captured the next
morning Just below town. McGran was
committed TO jail for trial
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Mercer county, this State. and also has a
farm In Lawrence county, that he Ia:
rented. He had some sheep killed on his
Lawrence county farm and although the
appraisers have assessed the damages Al
fifteen dollars he has not received anything
for his sheep. Lawrence county refuses e
pay the bill because Mr.. Anderson reside
in Mercer county, and Mercer county re-
fuses TO pay the bill because the sheep were
killed IN Lawrence county, and so the case
stands.
Engine No. 1886, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, has just accomplished a remarka-
ble feat in railroading. making eight trip:
between Philadelphia and Harrisburg With
out once drawing dres. THIS was done viii
al improved Reagan CRATE and the fea
shows a great saving Of time and material
With an ordinary crate 1t would have been
necessary to build nres at the end OF eact
trip and to have cleaned hres twice on the
road during each trip. Railroaders !ool
upon the runs as q wonderful thing. -Har-
risburg Telegraph.
"A Mrs. Brocius was Injured by fat
on dangerous sidewalk in front of {
property in Brooklills, owned by Richard
Arthurs, and having sued the borough re-
covered verdict OF 50 900. The borough
then sued Arthurs to recover back the
amount OF the verdict recovered against it
and VIII ich It was compelled TO pay. The
case was taken to the Supreme Court and