The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-21
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"A man named Brown, who resides near
Donegal. westmoreland county. while fling
a circular saw last week. had one of his legs
sawed Off above the knee. The accident
was the result OF the steam rising suddenly,
which started the saw, and before be could
extTicate himself the saw caught his leg.
severing !; as above stated.
Applicants fer the favor of the Census
Supervisor OF this district must remember
that there sre certain officss Incompatible
with the office OF census enumerstor, which,
by referring to the laws we tiud to be justice
OF the peace. notary public, mayor or bur
CESS, alderman, constable. and Judge. in
spector, or clerk OF election.
The HolIidaysburg correspondent OF
tie Altoona Times says : Mrs. Sarah Pat
terson. the widow of the late Sheriff Patter-
son OF Cambria county, and the oldest sur
vivor OF the Johnstown food. Is now lying
seriously Ill at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret DobbIns. of Allegheny street,
Gaysport- That aged lady Is past ninety
years of age
The card OF Mr.. Joseph Hipps. OF Chest
township. as n candidate for County Audi
tor appears among the political announce
ments this week. Mr.. Hips stands hish as
a Democrat in the nsrth OF the county
among bis Deighbors and Is well fitted TO
perform the duties of the Office to which he
aspires. II nominated he will be elected by
q handsome majority.
Mr.. Samuel Reed. OF Blacklick town.
ship, uotice OF whose Illness vas publish
ed In last weeks Freeman. died at his
home on Friday las.. aged about sixty five
years. His interment took place at BeIsano
on Sunday last. and was attended by q
number af people from Ebensburg. members
OF the Grand Army Post OF this place. of
which Mr.. Reed was a member.
Says the Clearfeld Republican Mr..
Proctor. the owner Of a dozen tanneries In
this STATE, is arranging to build the largest
tannery 10 the world at Fails Creek. below
Dubois, in Clearfield county. IL the enter
prise is carried out the plant will employ
men sufficient &c make a village there of the
workmeu alone. Tue plant will embrace
twenty. five acres and the title Is held by the
Baum estate.
The Board Of Pardons took action on
the following murder cases EdwsId Mar
itz, Philadelphia. pardon ed James II. Js-
cobS, Lancaster, comm uted TO imprison-
ment for life; Charles Garter, Cambria. re-
fused; William II. Smith. Allegheny, re-
spite recommended; Charles Larbee, We
mango, a hearing granted; DR.. Henry NJ.
Cex, Northampton. and Joseph and David
Nicely, Somerset, continued.
AS will be seen by reading his big "ad''
Gus. Simon, OF Galntzin, Will be at the
Mountain House. In this place. on Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week with one OF
the largest and best selected stocks OF ready
made clothing ever brought TO town. AS
Mr.. Simon is noted for his low prices our
people will have q rare opportunity OF gets
ting mems and boys clothing Tor spring and
summer wear at prices that will sstonish
them.
Just as the prisoners were being re-
moved from the Jail corridors to their cells
Wednesday evening. by preconcerted ar
rangement among some of their number the
electric lights were suddenly turned out,
and simultaneously herewith q blanket
was thrown over the head OF a Hungarian
Inmate, who was robbed. during the excite
ment, OF small sum OF money. The al
legged perpetEator Of the robbery was one
Dick Murray, from Penn. whose sentence
had about expired. -GreeRsbtirg Argus.
Among the political announcements
this week will be found the card OF John
Campbell. ESD. OF Johustown, as q candI>
date for County Commissioner. Mr.. Camp
bell needs no Introduction TO the Democracy
Of Cambria county as he Is as we'll known
through his long service as n Commissioner
as Any man In the county. He haS q large
! Following OF warm friends in the party
who urge his nomination on the ground of
his peculiar fitness and maintain that his
long experience In the Office enables hIm TO
serve the people with unexceptionable aoIl-
ity.
Michael WAdsworth. q resident OF Sum
merhtll. where be leaves q wife and ten
children In needy circumstances, was struck
oy a west bound freight train a short dis
lance west OF No. bridge. on Friday even
ing. Death resulted instantly and MS life
less remains were taken TO East Conemaugh
and cohnsd aud then sent to SammerhiII.
The unfortunate man had been to Johns
town, where be took the train for home and
Tor some reason got of at the bridge and
started 10 walk on the track and meetins .
pusher stepped out OF the way In front OF
the freight train on the othe, track.
w. j. Carney, residing one mile north
OF Lilly. will offer at public sale on Satur-
daV' March %. two match gray horses, q
and years ODD. one five year old mare, one
spring colt, seventeen head cattle, one sep
arater. one double tread power. one thresh-
ing machine. one single tread power, one
Derry wagon. one two horse road wagon,
one one-horse wagon, one buggy, one
double Sled, one single sled, one log sled,
three sets heavy harness, two sets light
harness. collars, brides and lines. one cider
MIL one cart and many other articles.
Terms made known on day OF sale when a
reasonable credit will be given.
The Fast Line on the p. r r. ON Sat.
urdsy night struck two Hungarians who
were walking on the track near Haws' Fire
oriek Works One OF them-John Travis
was instantly killed. and the other-Steye
ffanz-was badly used up. The remains
OF the one killed were removed to Howe's
Undertaking establishment In the FIftee nth
ward and the Injured man was cared for
a. the Sixteenth Ward station house. The
remains OF TIuv Wis Were inferred this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock In Lower Yoder. Franz
was st!il living at last accounts Both meu
boarded at the house OF Thomas Mar,zento
In Brownstown- They worked for the Cam.
hriA Iron Company as lAborsrs. On Satur.
day they received their pay and got drunk,
hence the accident.-Nonddy's JohRstoucn
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