The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24


BARKER Bros
Something IS wrong with the telephone
line between this place, and Carrolltown.
communication by that method, having been
cut of for several days past. We under
stand the managers of the line have sent for
a lineman to come and make the necessary
repairs.
On election day Mr. +. F. Brown, and
c. A. Langbein will take charge of the
Denny Hotel, In this place Mr.. Denny
will move into the house occupied by Mr..
Brown on Center street. where he will live
priv ate until the 1st OF April next. when
hs will take possession OF the Mountain
! House.
II Morett, OF Bradiock. raised the figS
ures OF Pennsy ylvania Railroad check from
| 90 so TO $3.50 90. aud presented 1t for pay
ment at the First National Bank IN Altoona
| Friday. His scheme was detected by the
| bank officials and be was promptly arrest
| ed. He will be prosecuted ny both cor
! poratlons.
| Mr.. Peter Semmelsberger, who resides
/ In Cambria township, 8 miles southwest Of
! Eeensburg, will sell at public sale on Fri
J day, October 9lst, 1890, at l o'c lock, p. NJ
| 2 work horses. yearling cots, 1 COW, ?
! heirers, twoshorse wagon. piow, sleds, har-
| ness, corn 10 the shock, straw and other
! property too numerous too mention.
| Mr.. John s. Morrison, a wealthy citizen
\ OF Tyrone, senior member Of the frm OF
| MorrIs0n, Cass & Co., who died the latter
| part Of last week. bequeathed $50 900 for the
building OF a public library in that place.
ha boI Of ha
| left TO relatives Mr.. Morrison was aged
about fttytwo years and was never mar.
| ried.
| Two tramps. John Smith OF Newhury,
/ n. Y, and Ed. McCarty, OF Fall River.
Mass. started west on a freight train on
/ Saturday night When near Lilly the car
they were In was thrown over an embank-
ment and broken TO pieces. McCarty died
soon after being taken out and Smith was
/ hurt about the body and his left leg broken.
Smith was taken to the Altoona hospital.
! The Republicans opposed 20 the re-
| nomination Of Congressman Scull, are in no
way backward In their expressions Of hos~
| Hlity to that gentleman in the event of his
being the candidate named by the confer
/ ence. But then we have beard .be same
kind OF talk before and know that when
| election day COM es the loudest takers are
| generally the first to take their medicine.
! Edward Rlggles. OF Howard, Centre
| county. was killed on Saturday while out on
squirrel hunt. In making an effort to dis
| lodge squirrel from young saplIng II ap-
pears that be used the butt OF his gun 10 Jar
/ the tree, by which foolish act the weapon
/ was discharged and the contents catered his
| abdomen. DIR. Mothersbaueh was summon
I ed, but the unfortunate victim died before
/ his arrIval,-LoeE HareR Democrat.
On Wednesday night OF last week the
4 barn Of Mr.. Tbau. North, 10 Canoe towns
| snip. Indiana county, was discovered to be
on fire and was soon burned to the ground.
\ Along with the barn were burned two
horses, two mules, two sheep, a large bull,
about forty tons OF hay, farm implements,
harness; grain, etc. The loss Is estimated
at about SO 600, partially Insured. Ineen-
diarism Is the supposed cause. This Is the
seventh barn burned in Indiana county since
June.
Mr.. James Noon, residing one mile east
of Munster, will offer at public sale on Mon
day November 3. 1890, at 10 O'Clock. A NJ
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cows, 10 sheep, 2 hogs, soaps OF bees, /
wagon l buggy, l threshing machine, /
moving machine, horse rake, tanning mill
ploWs, harrows, harness. sleds, chairs
grabs, household and kitchen furniture
wheat, oats, corn and potatoes by the bush.
el, bay by the ton, and other articles to,
numerous to mention.
H. @. DOuoughe a resIdeEt OF Derry
and who Is employed as a freight brakeman
on the Pennsy lyania railroad, was myster
ieusiy shot In Altoona late last Friday nigh,
Donoughe claims that while walking alonI
Tenth avenue be was halted and instantr
two loads of shot were fred into him. HI
face, neck and shoulders were riddIed fu'
OF shot, and after going to the hospital tn
doctors succeeded In taking out thirty-sI
shot. He went away the next mernIug, say
Ing that be was going TO his homa at Derry
See the big ''ad." OF Messrs. Woolf
Son, tbs popular clothiers of Johnstowu. I
this paper. They will have a representatIv
here ext week in the person of Mr. Tnoma
Reynolds, who VIII occupy the Tudor build
lnP with large and handsome stock q
mems and boys clothing and underwear
ana Will ba' pleased to wait upon a
VINO are In need OF clothing. Mt ReynoId
IS courteous and oblging salesman and
nt representative OF that reliable firm. G.
and see their goods next week and ht your
self and boys out with a new suit of eIothe.
AS there seems TO be some dispute an
uncertainty among hunters and others as Z
some points about the game law and th
season when certain game can be killed c
captured, we publish the following, whIc
can be relied upon as being correct:
Squlrrels-From September l to Januar
Deer-October l to December Is
habbts-NOvember to January
Wild turkeys October 10 to January L
hsasants-October 1 20 January l.
Partrdges-NOvember l To December Il
Moodcock-July 10 January 1.
Ducks-September / 20 Nav l.
Kall and reed blrds-September TO De
cembsr /.
"A peculiar case came up In n I.uzern
court at Wilkes Barre the other day whe
the case OF Henry MoIenbrook. charged b
his wife, Layina. with desertlon was called
! The prisoner was on hand and sat near hi
counsel, General Mccartney. When IN
: two entered the court they were accompau
led by seven men, whe Immediately too
seats among the audience When the cas-
was called the wife failed 10 respond. Sh
! was not In court and no attorney appeare
in her behalf. "WrOm does this woma
want to prosecutor" demanded General NJ,
D Cartney. why, she has eight living hus
: oauds right here In this court" Gan th
! husbands or LaviIa Molenbrook stand up,
ordered the Judge, "and remain standin
I'll counted " he added as tha seven me
arose. and Mr.. Molenbrook stood I'D
, make the eighth. case dismissed" an
, the eight husbands marched slowly out {