The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-08-05

| Mr. James Lloyd, u former resident. of
thiS place, was in town for 4 few days this
week.
| Robert II. Thompson, of Philadelphia,
was visiting friends in this place. during
the present week.
| Editor Telford of the Pittsburg Labor
| Tribune, accompanied by his family is Wis
| iting in Ebensburg, this week.
On Wednesday evening the safe in the
store OF John w. Sharbaugh, of Carroll
| town, was robbed of about $3.50. There is
no clue To the perpetrator of the robbery.
Mrs. George Mullen, of Delaney. died
| at her home in that place on SUNDAY from
consumption aged about twenty years.
! Her remains were inferred in the Catholic
church cemetery at Ashville, on Tuesday.
| On Friday afternoon of last week
! lightning struck the house occupied by
| Lewis Delahunt and Joseph Piper on the
outskirts of Ebensburg, but with the ex-
ception of a few boards knocked off the
| gable end and some bastering loosened.
the building was but slightly damaged.
| French peasants will keep a goose
fresh year by cutting the bird into joints
placing il in an earthen pot, and filling all
! the interStices with hogs lard When
! 'A'S I'1l an dpptlllt lOi goose lncy With
draw as much as they want from the pot.
! carefully filling the cavity with more lard
For several days in the earlier part of
the week we were kept busy in getting our
new press into our office and setting il up
1t is now in working order but we have
not as yet got to understand the "critter''
as we'll as we expect to in the near future
when we will get the FREEMAN out on
time again.
w. w. Harris, Esq, of Jackson town
ship. died at his home in that township on
Friday, July Goth, aged - years. The de-
ceased was born in Williamsburg. Blair
county. He settled in Jackson township
in 1914. where he cleared out a farm and
built tannery and resided up until the
time of his death.
Viola, Mary and Maggie Satia, of
Du Bois, We're lodged in Jail at Clearfeld
on Friday last, charged with the murder
of James Murphy at Du Bois. The girls
are of shady character, and this Young
man was one of a party of six who We're
following them on their way home and had
been warned 10 turn back.
An exchange says that an infalible
preventative of lockjaw resulting from "A
| NbuIh III Jlt lou VI hIltt DS IL rusty man.
is To smoke the wound any bruise that
is inflamed, with burning wool or burning
woolen cloth. Twenty minutes in the
smoke of wool Will take the pain out of
the worst wound. repeated two or three
times. it will allay the worst cases of in
flammation arising from wound.
On last Friday a 15-year-old daughter
Of William Hines, a farmer residing in
Potter township, Clarion county, about a
mile from New Bethlehem. had both her
legs cut off and was otherwise injured by
falling i'm front of the blades of a moving
machine which she was driving. 1t is not
known how she came To fall from her seat
aS no one saw her. when the accident hap
pened. 1t is thought she cannot live.
One day last week the Pennsylvania
railroad officials are reported to have been
over the new Portage road from Holidays
burg TO Gallitzin, which would indicate
that the company is thinking of opening
up this route. The great wonder is that
it was not done long ago, as the grade is
much better around Kittanning Point. and
] There would be over ten miles saved in dis
taace between Huntingdon and Galitzin
On Friday of last week Mr. s. j. Luth-
cr of White township. lost Il valuable
horse its death being attributed to the an.
a., imal's being bitten by rattleSnake On
SUNDAY Mr.. y. w. Byers, of Westover
ClcarficId county, who was visiting Mr.
d Luther and who had his team turned out
in one of Mr.. Luther's fields, found one O
/ his horses dead. the two horses having died
: on the same farm inside of forty-eighI
] hours.
On Wednesday of last week during a
storm Iigh thing struck the house of Ben
jamin .SaXtOn. of COnemaugh. and his ten
yCar-Old son Milton, who was sitting in
the doorway was Instantly killed. Mr..
I SaXtOn was sitting quite close to the boy
with baby i'm his arms and was severely
shocked and the baby thrown to the mid
Of the floor but not hurt. The house was
} set on fire but the flames were put out by
the rain.
The state Department has prepared
: and printed a large number of pamphlets
containing a digest of the new ballot law
. of the state 1t shows under separate
heads the duties of the state officers in.
terested in the holding of the elections
from Governor down 10 the election Off
GERS. The right and duties of voters Is
=
in the state is entitled to one and should
apply TO tie County Commissioners for i
without delay.
n Mr. James Miller, fiagman on an extr;
o freight train, met with a singular acciden
. on the Pennsylvania & Northwestern rail
, road on Saturday afternoon about2 O'Clock
While In the vicinity of Shaw's run, anC
while leaning over the train to examine
the wheels. Mr. Miller was pulled off TIN
4. car 10y an Italian. and he had his left foo
smashed in quite a severe manner. His i'll
Z juries necessitated medical treatment, anC
- he was taken to Bellwood, where surgica
. assistance was rendered. He is now doin
as well as could be expected.
- -Isadorc Flick. who is a blacksmith o
Sixteenth street, was robbed of his pocket
! book. containing considerable money an
= valuable papers, on the night Of July T. a
\ ! Carrolluown. On Tuesday the pOckctboO
= with the papers all it was returned to hin
\, but the money was a minus quantity. Th
lost property was picked up in front of tn
church in CarreltOwn and returned to NJ
J. Flick. The appearance of the wallC
Y showed that il could not have been lyin
d. where it was found more than a few day
n at the moSt.-A itOOnd Tribune.
Is Work Is now being pushed rapidly o
r. the Bolivar railroad extension, east of Ora
- mcr. Martin Imler, the foreman, has ol
derS 20 put on several carts, and is hirin
all the men who apply for work. McManr
it Il Reilly have secured the contract fC
'N- gradig for an additional track between 30
'p ivar and Lockport, along the main lin
III II will cross the river at LocllpO
'h and connect with the West Penn at Bol
g. yer. The Pennsylvania railroad people 50
H. they can build a bridge cheaper than the
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