The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-25

the baggage or q number of striking ltai-
Italians To this place The strikers had
been working on the new railroad and wore
wanting their wages raised. Not getting
the amount demanded they pulled ur
stakes aud left.
-Mcssrs. w y. b. Little and y j.
| Sankcr. administrators of John Il. Storm,
deceased. viii offer at public sale on sat
urday. September Goth. 1891. at ! O'Clock,
T. NJ. at the late residence of the deceased
I i'm Galliizin. one hog weighing about three
/ hundred pounds lot of carpenters tools,
. lot of logmau' tools. potatoes by the bush
/ cl hay by the ton. household and kitchen
furniture and many other articles too nu-
| mcrOuS to mention.
-Phineas Relde, Of Lucas county. Iowa,
( and his bro.hcr Ahncr Readc of SykeS :
| Vile. Jefferson county met atthe residence
Of David Hare brother-in-law of Ahncr
Readc OF this place, on Friday the first
( time they had seen each other for 81 years.
+ The MesSrS. Rcade are brothers OF Hon.
Geo NJ Reade OF Ebeusburg. who they eX-
/ pect to visit before Mr.. Phneas Rcade re-
I turns 10 his Nestean home. They left
here on Saturday for Sykesville.-IItdidnd
Democrat.
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I 4Iessrs. John Ludwig & Sons. was badly
burned while fighting the fire at that firm
wooden mill on Friday afternoon. Mr..
Evans was ON the attic, and after throw
ON a bucket of water the flames few back.
badly burning him about the face and
hands IN the binding smoke he became
hewiIderod, and had it not been for assist
ancc ne would have lost his life. Though
badly burned, he is getting along aS well
as could be expected and viii not be per-
mancutly injured.
"A Grccnsburg paper says cattle in the
northern part of Westmoreland county
are grnatlyaunoyed by the Texas. or what
some call the buffalo fly. The insect opcr-
atcs at the roots OF the horns. and can
scarcely be- djslodged. Western farmers. il
is said protect their cattle from this pest
with the following preparation: One ounce
of cIrholic acid. mixed with a pint Of lard
and rubbed ON at the base OF the horns and
In the hollow between them. The flies de
poSi-tlejr eggs iu these places, and when
hatchpd out ;hc acid kills the Larvae.
The directors of the CarrolItowu fair
have reason 10 congratulate themselves on
having at last succeeded in getting on good
terms with the weather clerk. Heretofore,
ever since the fair was tarted, the man
agemcnt have had bad weather TO contend
against. This year il has been delightful
and we understand the attendance and cN-
hibits have been good Owing TO our be-
ing away from homc for a couple of days ON
account of the accident 60 and death OF Mr..
Edward Williams. we We're compelled TO
give up our annual visit To- the CarrOlltowu
fair.
j. ID. Lasher. an experienced raili Dad
builder and contractor. died at the aims
house ON Saturday last. Lasher was
b ought to the almshousc from Carroll
town ON the 18th inst suffering from de-
lirium trcmcuS. and continued getting
worse until the time of his death, Having
no one 10 look after him and being unfit 10
he at large he was taken To that inStitu-
tion to be cared for. He had ample means
about his person TO pay for his nursing.
His remains were forw ardcd to the home
of his father at MddlepOrt. Ohio on Mon
day last.
"A new and fatal disease has developed
among the cattle in the eastern part of the
state. a Huntington correspondent says:
The cattle i'm this and adjoining counties
are being attacked with a peculiar and
thus far unidentified disease. which in
nearly every instance proves fatal. The
disease first appeared about two weeks ago
and already hundreds Of cattle have per
iSIed When attacked the animals head
falls helpleSSly and its legs seem unable to
bear the weight of the body. 1t is believed
that the disease is a form of Texas splenic
fever and was brought here by southern
cattle.
An Indiana county man was here the
other day in quest of whislley barrel 10
put cider in. He said since Judge White
had shut down the license there were very
few barrels brought into Indiana county
nothing but jugs and they We're too
small to use advantageouSly in storing
away cider. He said however, that not
withstanding the immense crop of apples
in Indiana county this year, he believed
that If they were all made into cider there
could b. found i'm the county jugs enough
TO hold it, There is no scarcity Of jugs
i'm Indiana county and there al G some peo-
pie who would like to have it that way in
this county.
The dedication or the GallitZn mem
oral chapel i'm Loretto will take place on
Tuesday. the Goth inst, the feast OF st.
Michael. the Archanocl the patrOnal feast
of the parish A Solemn High Mass VIII
bc celebrated in the church at o'clock.
and the ceremony Of dedication will take
place at 1920 o'clock. 1t i expected that
a great many people will be present on the
occasion To do honor TO the memory of this
saintcd pioneer of the gospel in Cambria
county. All who can should go and thus
honor the memory of one, who, while Cam
bria county exists his name and memory
will be rcvercd and C4leriseG for his per-
Soual sacrifices in the cause of religion.
The erection of marble is the last work
OF respect 10 the memory of departed
friends, and is a custom which has been
followed from the earliest ages of an
tiquity. For many years j. Wilkinson x
Son have been I'm the marble business in
EbcnSburg and through their energy and
honorable dealings. they have built for
themselves reputation for doing their
work in a most artistic manner. Their
worI, is an ornament to the Town as well as
a credit TO themselves. We are giving
them no more Hotoriety than they
deserve, and TO prove our assertion, go 10
their establishment and see for yourself
They take pleasure In showing their work,
whether you wish 70 purchase or not.
They have on exhibition at their works
two carloads of monuments and head
stones, and in April and May will receive
two carloads more They viii then have
large assortment OF the latest styles for
customers 10 select from. They have
arrangements made with wholesale gran
ite dealers so that they can fiji all orders
for. in
a short time and as cheap as can be done
anywhere. They buy their stock in such
large quantities that they defy competi-
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