The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-06-24

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aIight, and found a strange looking stone
! aS big as mans fist and still very hot.
The Bar Association of this county
have purchased gold headed cane and
are having it suitably engraved for pres
entation to IL. J. Grouse. who was until
recently, court crier for a number of years.
The engineers locating the new rail-
| road are now at work between Bradley's
and Ebcushng, following down nearly par
alIcl with the branch. but a little higherup
ON the hill as it approaches Ludgwig's
dam. The location of this route brings it
into Ebcnsburg and that is what we all
! want
On Tuesday Mr.. Tcctcr. of BIacklcll
! township. hauled out the household goods
of Mr.. Dennis McHugh. who is mov-
ing into house on the Wagner farm
in that township. Mr.. McHugh is a min
ming expert, in the employ of Mr.. McFad-
den and is looking mp tie coal along the
Blacklick.
Frank Orner, of Indianaa fireman on
the PittSburg division. was instant
ly killed in the Conemaugh yard on
Saturday morning Hesrepped off a freight
train Immediately in front of mail train
east, nauled by engine 7O6, with the above
A'H'lb. ll' W dS dbbllL - years OF age ana
unmarried
On Thursday of last week the dwelling
house of Michael Styles. in Blacklick town
ship. caught fire from n defective aue and
burned down together with nearly all the
household goods. When discovered the
whole of the upper part was bursting into
a blaze and very little could be saved.
| There Is no insurance.
An Italian employed at the tunnel
near Carrolltown was thrown under the
wheels of a moving car on Saturday last.
and had one of his legs severely injured
the muscles being badly lacerated and torn
loose from the bone. DR.. Sloan dressed
his injuries and has hopes of saving the
mans leg from amputation.
Cut flowers will last three times as
long if a little salt and charcoal is put in
the vase of water. BY stripping the leaves
from the >ten, which stands in the water
the life of the blossom is prolonged aS
these leaves only vitiatc the water. Every
day. at least. the water should be- changed
and the ends of the stalks stripped with a
knife
The Catholic congregation at st. Aug
uStine will hold a picnic AT that place on
the fourth Of July for the benefit of the
church. On the nights of the 4th and 5th
dancing and other festivities will be on1he
program at the parochial hall The pro-
verbal hospitality of Of the people of St.
Augustine will be extended TO all who at
tend and i a sure guaranty of their having
a good time. All invited.
Thomas Charles Howell. son Of John
Howell. of JohnStown. formerly Of EbcnS-
burg, died at his home in that city on sun
day last, aged seventeen years and six
months. He i survived by his parents
: and four sisterS-Mrs. Maria Tudor of In
! dianapoliS. Ind: Mrs Mary Ludwig. and
Misses Martha and Urania. Of JohnStown.
His remains were brought 10 this place on
| Tuesday and inferred in Lloyd'S cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Sadlcr. of Webster. West
| morcland county, attempted 10 kindle a
fir" i'm the kitchen stove by the use of car
bon oil on Tuesday The can exploded
throwing the burning fluid over the un-
fortunate woman. She was burned 50
u badly that the flesh dropped from her body.
and her death is momcntarily expected.
5 The house took fire and with its contents
h was entirely destroyed, cntailing a loss of
e. SI.1OO. =
The cottage where Sam RecS resided
e at the time he was murdered by Elmer
30 | III tll''l. NlINdl'u on the lIli~DuIE PIKE
B. about quarter of a mile west of the the
II borough limits was discovered to be on fire
on Friday night about ten o'clock and was
u soon reduced 10 ashes. The cottage was in
# a diapidatcd condition and was unoccu-
V pied. II is supposed that tramps had been
d using the house as a place of shelter and
set it on fire. The property is now owned
- by DR.. T. !. Dawson.
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70 festival and dance will be- held i'm the OPP
v era House. the proceeds Of which viii be
for the benefit Of the Catholic church in
II this place The Sunshine orchestra Will
t. furnish the music and everything that can
s. bee done 20 make IL a success viii be looked
" after by the committee having in charge
the arrangements. The refreshments viii
f., be served in McBrccn'S restaurant below
No. while the hall above will be used for dan.
=, cling. Everybody invited.
ne The contested congressional case o
Grecvy V. Scull was argued before tn,
a House Elections Committee last Thursday
n on behalf Of Mr.. Greevy by his attorneys
r. ex-senator Wallace. Of Clcarfcld: Agus
= tus Lands. ofHollidays sburg: eX- Congress
Levi Maish, of York and Aug. V. Dively
- ESQ, Of Altoona. Mr.. SculI presented hi
ne ,,rnssr,,or T,l,5 t,o..s-, -
- abffrv il win fo NIL, hofora r. CON-
s. nittca rordo,s . do.;sio,,
in
maggie Long the iourteen-Year-oi
uau9hter OF Henry Leng' OF HolldaySourl
IL "nlIe klhdIlhg IRE IN the cooking STOW
~ on wednesday afternoon about four o cIoct
V. preparatory TO getting supper poured car
1d noh OH on the klndhhg wood In the stove
4 i.
CHaef the wood were some SmouIderih
chips and i'm an instant there was an eX
,s nIosfon vrracI,fr, tI,c sto,,c nd sIttfr, II,