The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30

years. considering the cost Of all the i'm |
provcmcntS made.
The firm of Eckrnrode 4 Hoppel. one |
of the leading mercantile firms in Carroll |
town. was dissolved last week by mutual |
consent. The business will sill be contin- |
ued by Mr.. Andrew Eckenrode. who will |
close ont some goods regardless of cost and |
give some big bargains to those who call |
in time
The Altoona Times of to-day CThurS-
day) says: Mr.. James Neason. of the |
| Mon Hotel, received a telegram from Mi |
chael Noon, of Loretto. last evening which
told of the death of an uncle of Mr.. Joseph
Neon, formerly of this city, but whose
present whereabouts are not definitely
known
AT Gallitzin on Sunday fternoon a new
branch of the Emerald Beneficial Associa-
ton was organized by the election as tenn
porary officers of Hon. NJ. FItzharris as
president: w. X. Conrad as secretary and
I. =. TroNell, treasurer Mr.. j. F. Dough
erty acted for the state president and ex-
plained the object of the meeting.
Mr.. II. q. KayIor son of James j. Kay
Tor, OF Allegheny township, and II brothor
of Il. j. kaylOr, editor of the Hastings
Tribune, has purchased the exclusive sale
OF all the daily newspapers published out
side of JohnStown, in that city. Mr.. Kay
lor has rented a business room on Wash
lngton street and will take charge of the
business the latter part of this week
The town of ST. Petersburg, Clarion
county was LcaIly destroyed by fire on
Thursday night of last week Thirty
houses were destroyed and the loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. a few years ago that
g..,ft l.
in that part of the state. But for some
years hutlittle oil has been obtained there
and the town has gone down 1t is not
likely the burned district will be rebuilt
The report is confirmed that the fight
betwecc the PENNSYLVANIA railroad and the
Vanderbilt interests in the Beech Creek
road has been settled in the Snowshoe coal
district by the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany agreeing 20 make all coal shipments
over the most direct line to the company's
markets. The injunction against the
Heech Creek has been dissolved, and the
latter viii cross the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks wherever necessary.
-GcOrge Baum, who resides west of
Ludwicl Westmoreland county, while al
work in Frank Smiths coal bank on Mon
day. was bitten on the hand by Il large
N.d'h -b!utI, Ilbul the tUttts OF Wnlch ne
suffered great pain. His arm and hand
are terribly swollen and blood poisoning
has set in. His right side i partially par
allied and. for vile il was feared that he
would die. Dr. Offot is attending him and
hopes To bring him through alright
-EN-Couuty Superintendent Hartman
Berg, accompanied 10y his wife, stopped ov-
cr in Eb"nsharg on Monday and Tuesday
To see his old friends, Mr.. Berg is now a
resident of SalinH, Kansas, and he and his
wife had been at the meeting of the G.. \.
K. At Washington, ID. c., and on their way
home stopped OIL at CreSSon and came up
10 EbenSburg. They left on Wednesday
morning intending 10 stop AZ South Fork
and Johustown, and then return to Kan
Sa~.
John Stewart. stable boss al the South
west No. plaut, near Alverton, left for
parts unknown between days last week.
lie had a quarrel with a neighbor woman
tho Threatened 10 have him arrested on a
charge uf bigamy. He did not wait 10 be
br told twice, bat made a hasty retreat.
He left a wife aud family at Alverton and
b. said 20 have n wife living in Johnstown.
Mr.. Watson. with whom ne quarrelled
and had a law suit, threatens To hunt him
down and see that he receives the punish
meut hc deserves.
Arrangements have been made by rel
atiye- OF Jacob ". RoSr. who was killed
several weeks ago by blow on the head
with stone. To- have the body lifted. The
object is 10 determine exactly the nature
/ Of the injuries TO the skull, which are be-
Iicved TO have caused his death. His
brother, George Rose, Of Johnstown, has
the matter in charge, and Coroner Nc
/ Cough. OF Cambria county, will be present
| when the body i eXhumed and the medical
| examination is made The body will be
taken up this week.-S0merset Democrat.
The Tyrone correspondent of the Har-
| risburg Patriot says: l.. ID. Woodratf ed
/ ftor OF the JohnstOwn Democrat, has been
nominated by the Democracy of this dis
! trict for our congressional standard bearer,
/ and as he is one of the best citizens in the
| district there will be no excuse for any
! Democrat refusing to support him. We
| have now a man in the field whom we need
! not be ashamed of, and we can go before
! the peOpe and with cheerful smile and
] honest cOu ntenanceS. ask the hearty sup
! Of every individual. no matter what may
! be his politics. Mr.. Woodruff has an un-
! sulied reputation at home, and he is at all
! times one Of the people. He will make
| good congressman, and the people of this
/ district will not go amiss by voting for
| him.
| Three Italians named StefanO ROgiero,
! Dominica Monaco and Filippo Falcone,
were painfully injured by a blast explosion
( at the grading Of the Pennsylvania and
/ Northwestern tracks about one and half
4 miles below LloydSvillc on Sunday morn
1 ing about 10 o'clock. The men We're en-
/ gagged ia blasting with contractors Keller
/ x Cro~>ou aud had made a charge. The
fuse did not ignite the powder and after
/ some time thcy returned % the scene. No
-,uurr had they commenced work than the
explosion occurred. Rogicro'S left hand
. ua- blown on aud The right hand so badly
/ injured that DO win bo necessary 90 ampu-
. tare Do also 20 save thc arm Monaco,
Tars va- frirhtfulIv burned and disngurcd.
Ha r,III Iu-c bis sight FaIr1u"'s face and
eyes were burned but not seriously.
ON Thursday Df last week %" hou~" %
yr Harry Prv-c. Iu Cambria township,
.a...r tarr- mIIs- from Ebeusburg. near
bradley -Iatiun. was entered By thi'Nr>
vEUa rus family were al the fair. In
rIalr. 49, ,T.ctsd 0Y breaking open the
..r.E.u door with a maddox "a hich they
fauI .u the ward. After getting in the
+ Hau-r SO, rausacised aud searched from
garnet tl cellar, aud about seventy
. dollar Boa money and about sixty dollars
/ worth uf Icwelry carried OF. When Mr.
| Prize aud his family returned they found
I tine contents Of their trunks ana bureaus
scattered promiscuOusly over the hoor' the
thieves having gone 20 the trouble Of turn
ing up the bedtcks 10 see II any money
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