The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-07-31
,or.I AND PERSONAL.

Potatoes are retailing IN Somerset a
len cents peek.
The Bedford county fair will be held
.tc aed. a2d, oath and 25th of September
Vrst Indiana borough is going tc
t.,. FL. streets lighted by electricity.
Tho FREEMAN Office is the place to get
your job printing. Good work at 10"
prices.
Mr. /. 4. Craver, of the Blair House,
,.ottcpding the Somerset county court as
awitncss.
Er,d Better. a coal miner at Portage
taJ 81 leg broken on Monday by falling
down a shaft
-Gra,shoppers are playing aavoc with
the oats crop in Fayette and Greene couh-
-ie. i'm this State.
This Thursday afternoon during a
.l,,pdar storm. hail the size of ordinary
.arp bears fell in Ebensburg.
The Pittsburg Pension agency paid
am, durfug the last year. over S5,OOO,OoO,
,omorc than y, 900 pensioners.
A p. Weakland, who taught the VIII
-,,r,. advanced school last winter, has
o-,fu been selected for the same position.
Maple Park had on Monday lis guests,
,-rbfIdrrn and lGnurses which along with
the help makes about 200 people who are
lodged and fed at Maple Park.
f II. Fitch, assignee of NJ. f. McDon-
ola gdvcrtiScs some valuable real estate
in This issue of the FREEMAN. See the ad-
verri,cmcnt in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Beldue, nee Miss
Ar7i, G. Evans, formerly of Ebensburg,
bur now residing in Philadelphia, have
started to Europe on an extended tour.
John Church and William Myers, two
miners. working in the Berwind mines
near Portage. were killed by heavy fall
ofroarfn i'm the mines at that place, on Mon
day.
-E-Shcriir Joseph A. Gray, Lawrence
WvIard and = =. Lantzy, three we'll
l,roy,I citizens. Of the North of the county
wer, pcrambulating our pavcments on
Tuesday.
A gold ring with sets was lately found
vfrbfp two squares OF this Office. The
owner can Lave the same by paying for
This notice and giving a proper description
Of the ring.
Mrs Dorothea Leap, of Cassandra,
while ON 4 visit to her farm on Sunday last,
had the misfortune to accidetally fall on
the lawn in front OF her house and broke
her leg near the ankle.
AT 70 special meeting of the school
hoard held on Saturday evening. Miss
Mary d. kiukead. of Ebensbur2, was Sc
lectrd rs teacher for the primary school,
South Fork Courier.
The borough fathers heve granted Mr..
f r. CreSSweII. Of this place, the privilege
OF planting electric light poles on our
streets for the pun pose of Fighting the town
with electric light. Turn on the light.
William Bond. a wcll-to-do farmer of
near SmfckSburg Indiana county, was
struck bv lightning one day last week and
instantly killed. The electricity stripped
every stitch OF clothing from his body.
-Ncssrs. Barker & Corser, of this place,
who recently purchased the Kirschner
tauuery are having the property remOd-
died inside and will soon utilize it for the
the purpose of manufacturing harrows.
Last week in Gaysport, Blair county,
Wm. y. Jones' merchant, was eXamin-
ing "a sclf-cocking revolver, when IL acci-
IDENTIFY discharged ball which passed
from his hand through to his elbow, threat
euing the los, of the arm.
On Friday last, during storm the
Hotel Brandt. at LILY, occupied by Mr..
George Brandt, was struck by lightning
and damaged TO the extent of several hun
drcd dollars. Notwithstanding number
Of persons We're in the building at the
time no one was injured.
"A dnmcutrd man aged about thirty
years, who has been wandering about the
town for several days, was taken to the
Almu,h0USc on Tuesday. He could give
no account OF himself and has probably
wandered away from some almshouse in
our nrighhoriug counties.
Mrs. Frank KliSe NEE Miss Tile Lat
iemer Of Canton, Ohio, arrived in town
on Wednesday. for the purpose of visiting
] her sister, Sister De Sales, Miss Theresa
Latterner who has been lying extremely
lH at the Convent of the Sisters of st.
Joseph, in this place since last Spring.
-Juisou Irwin, sawyer on Messrs
I Wray Il I-ctt's saw mill at Lindsey Indi-
ana county. was caught by the circular
saw uu Wednesday, and killed instantly,
the saw passing through his vitals. He
was about - years Of age. unmarried and
his home was al Sabbath RC.J Blair cOun-
~
charles Mccoy, three Of Gallitzin's good
looking citizens. were here on Monday,
each driving fine looking horse and ru-
nor has it that these Gallitzin men have
4 al eye on some of the premiums offered by
our Agricultural Association on the 11th
oiAugu>t
-on Friday about one o'clock in the af-
i "Fnoou lightning struck one OF the CHM
heyS OF the residence Of Professor j. III.
uaht' the tonSOrial artist, in the East
ward With the exception OF the displace-
4 IeA' OF few bricks the splintering OF a
6 .oce and filing the house with smoke and
S''' Out little damage was done.
n Here is the New York Suns famous
,'r ior summer complaint. Equal parts
" oneture OF opium, tincture OF cayenne,
-I-1are OF rhcubarb, essence Of pepper
T''N' and spirits Of camphor; mix well.
use N't"en 20 thirty drops in water, TO
4 REPEATED II necessary in fifteen minutes.
Il mas saved thousands OF lives.
'pIceman Waters, of Johnstown, on
'1[oay last brought Mrs. Elvira Au-
OF tnat city 10 jail. charged on oath
Mss Minnie West, OF the same place,
..a 'he larceny Of pair OF shoes. Mrs.
"e! was tried before Alderman Harris,
'1o sentenced her TO pay a fine OF s5., the
ana spend ninety days in jail
me greatest oil strike OF the year was
-'' last week on the Royal Gas Com
.-Ns property, at Mcdonald, in Washing
A." county. The well came in on Thurs
ana at first ranged from 40 to $50 bar
per hour, or from 2,64O barrels to 4.33O
80, per day. The well. as usual, after
alD declined, but it still yields large
amount Of OIL
band Of regulators visited resi-
~ No. Of oneof our distinguished citi-
us ~, O"i sam. Reese, who has two domi-
--.-N IN IL. ~. l,rLr-l.- u