The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-06-03

A c. Ros let. of Latrobe. a former citi-
zen of Carroll township, came up To Ebens-
burg on Thursday and returned home the
same day.
Don't forget that the Democratic pri-
mary election occurs tomorrow ,Satur-
day Every Democrat should attend and
vote for the men of his choice.
II. y. Shoemaker, proprietor of tn"
Ebcusburg Foundry. has an ''ad" T.
another column that it will be- well for
our farmer friends to read and make
note of.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kohlcr. who was struck
by a street ear in Johnstown week ago,
died on Tuesday morning from gangroeue.
which resulted from the laceration Of her
left foot.
Walker Wallace, of Coalport. while
working on a log job at Patton on Satur-
day, cut an ugly cash in his foot with an
axe that will lay him up from work for
some time
Mr.. r H. IIcSt has purchased the
field Of Mr.. Z. c. Parrish and also the
field of Mr.. Morgan Hughes. facing on the
clay pike, and added them to his Maple
Park property.
The Chinese never dun a debtor. If
the money isn't paid when due, off comes
an ear. Great Scot: Some Of our sub
ScribcrS would be sorry looking set if
they lived in China.
Henry d. Ragcr, of jackson township,
on Friday last while working at log job
in Lower Nudcr township. cut his LETT
knee with an axe. He was taken 10 the
Memorial Hospital at JohnStown for
treatment.
Thieves forced an entrance into the
house of Andy Hovcndicc, at Crahtrcc
Wc>tmorcIand county. on Monday night
and stole SO from trunk, after which
they made good their escape without lcav-
ing any clue to their identity.
William j. Prycc. Of Cambria town
ship. who i subject to fits. while driving
homcward ON Julian street GA Saturday
evening fell from his wagon in tit and
one of the wheels passed over his right
leg. The soft mud on the road prevented
his leg fr ON being broken.
Good roads cannot be built for nothing
and they cannot hc maintained without
Intelligent supervision. But wherever
they have been constructed they soon pay
for themselves twice over. putting TWO or
three dollars in the farmers pocket for
every one they take out.
A COW belonging To John Milestone.
Of Snake Spring township. recently gave
birth 10 an cyclcsS calf There was not
even place for eyes. The animal was
lively and vigorous. and frulirkcd a. gayIy
aS the average calls. Mr.. Milestone killed
il when about two weeks old.
The EbcnSburg Building and Loan As
Sociatiou will hold its monthly meeting 1t
the council room i'm EbcnSburg ON Friday,
June 3rd at T.. NJ. All money must be
paid in that night for the May assessment
or the usual fines will be collected. All
persons Interested are invited
Mr.. David Farbcr of WiImorc. was
proStratcd by an attack Of heart disease
while attending mass in the Catholic
church i'm Wflmorc. on Sunday and for a
time it was thought the result would be
fatal. but hc has since rallied. and although
| very weak there are hopes of his recovery
Two miners names James Morris and
| Richard Rumble were severely injured In
| the KcrnviIIc Hin mine at Johnstown on
Wednesday. by fall of coal Morris
was badly cut about the head and face and
and his left hip was ont OF place. Rumble
was also badly cut about the head. Both
will recover.
John LijonS, Hungarian boarding
house keeper at Calumet. WcStmorcland
county. while carlcSSly handling "a loaded
revolver on Sunday morning. accidentally
shot a boardcr named ShuStic in the fore
head. between the eyes, the ball lodging
against his cheek bone. below the right
eye completely destroying the sight.
A very sad feature of the MiIcsburg
fire on wednesday night is the case of Mrs.
OrriS. who was 50 badly frightened that
She was stricken with paralysis and thus
far has remained perfectly helpless in
every particular. She has not even been
able to talk one word and the ATTENDING
physicians have few hopes of her recovery.
Judge Barker has sold his residence
on Horncr street to Mr.. Joseph Davis Of
Cambria township, possession to be given
on the lSt Of April next. II is the intcn-
tion Of Judge Barker to build a residence
on a lot purchased by him from the Grif-
fthS estate. formerly occupied by the old
skating rink, opposite the Court House,
on the corner of Center and Lloyd streets.
Adams county will pay one thousand
dollars to the widow of Mr.. Black. who
was killed year ago by breaking through
a bridge. All bridges known To bc unsafe
should be- reported promptly to the com
mS>iOncrS or supervisors Of townships, aS
the case may require. No matter what
expense there may he in repairing them.
they ought To be- kept perfectly safe if it j.
possible to do So
Nj. James ID. Lucas, of this place, and
Miss Lucy Belle. daughter of DIR. John
Thompson. of Corsica, Pa. were married
AT the latter place ON Wednesday, June
lSt lSJ2. Mr.. Lucas is one of Ebcnsburg'S
prosperous and cntcrpriSing business men
and in company with his many friends We
unite in wishing that he and his bride
may have a long, happy and prosperous
career in their matrimonial life.
On last Friday morning when the crew
and passengers on the train that left EbcnS-
burg at :: t. \. NJ. reached Kaylor'S, they
found the track a short distance ahead
blockadcd 10y a lot of dirt thrown Oh the
track by blast put of by workmen en-
ploycd in constructing the new road. The
passengers were transferred to the work
train on the other side, which backed down
To CrcSson in time to make connections
with trains ON the main line.
A lad named O'Neil rolled over the
steep hill ut the Incline last evening about
> o'clock and tumhlcd halfway down be-
fore he stopped. lie was pretty badly
used up. His head was cut in three places
and his body severely bruised DR.. j. c.
Sheridan fixed him up and he was taken
TO the Memorial Hospital. lie Is about
twelve years Of age and the son Of widow
4 FW1 Il
limit of the citv.-IohtiStOtcI Tribune.
In the column of political announce
mcntS will bc found the card of Hon. Jas.
j. Thomas OF Carroll township, a. "a can
didatc for Assembly. Mr.. Thomas Is a