The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-03-02

n a, low as 50 cents per bushel.
Dog, KILLED several sheep for VIM. d.
!. h.. Cambria township farmer, recent
/ Mr. William Sanker, of Allegheny
4 p,bip was visitor 20 our Office on
buday.
i 4 fine seam of coal has been opened up
q ,b. farm of Samuel Dean, of Reade
uship.
i The GosliUg says the printing of the
y ,t. serves TO illustrate the capacity
L. Office II does, indeed.
LOW belonging To William Adams,
BR,,dr township, Strayed upon the rail
\ near Van Ormer one day last week
! wa, killed.
i -, degrees below zero was what the
<,mourtcr registered in this place or
rurIay morning, which was the coolest
reached this winter.
j ZThe Carrolltown Fire Company has
4 a,.r.d two new hose carts. The COM
4 has only been recently organized but
IN are getting ready for business.
-W. :. Hunter, of Reade township, died
, home ia that township on Tuesday
Hl,r week. His remains were Inferred
<FIra-aut Hin cemetery on Thursday.
j Dr. Dawson. V. ). Barker and James
Il Thompson, of this place, started for
II adrIphiu on Wednesday To attend tue
aartmrut encampmen. of the G.. A. K.
j Elmer GosS of Hastings. Cambria coun-
Il +, thinking of locating in this county.
n expects % open meat market in one
our prosperous boroughs.- Somerset
tnorrut
Hon. B. l.. Hewitt, of Holiday burg,
speaker Of the House of Represents
r.. ., lying seriously i'll at the bingham
bu,c, in Philadelphia. His family was
b 6 for and is i'm attendance.
Lewis King, of Cambria township, was
|towu OH Saturday and brought in the
\ nrst sample of maple syrup of this sea-
}. When IL comes 10 making good syrup
] King is at the top and his supply is
rr equal to the demand.
The CarrOIltown NctUs. in speaking of
\ late election, says that in Carroll town
b. there was some bluuGer or mistake
printing the the tickets which caused
eat deal of annoyance and confusion"
b. complaint was epidemic.
A valuable horse, buggy ard harness
b. stolen from William Snyder. of Hun
hi of $50 is offered for the return of the
Dprrry. A horse was stolen in the same
jghborhOod some time previous.
Jacob Ragcr, one of Jackson town
p oldest citizens, died at the home of
! son, John Rager, in Barker City. on
Aur>day, February -, 1891. He was IS
] D., OF age and leaves five sons TO SURVIVE
b. His remains were inferred in the
b cemetery on Sunday.
John Lynch, a driver in the Piper
b. at Lilly, while making a trip out on
ol,day, was knocked down and dragged
nsidcrabIr distance. He was taken To
d home but died an hour after the acci-
|at lie was about 30 years of age aud
n es widow and several children.
flames Maitland, well known by the
fpIr residing along the division line of
Hhbrja aud Blair counties, and propric-
n of the Fountain Inn, on the mountain
uu the old n-pikr. died on Thur
b Of last week. About twenty years ago
h Maitland was a resident of EbenSburg
presided over the Mountain House
Two engines and twelve cars loaded
ID coal were wrecked on the PcuuSyl-
b ia railroad, at Nilmore, on last Friday
,iumg. The wreck was caused by en-
D No. Iii> running into No. 1880, which
y helping coal train up to Gallitzin.
n engineers and tiremen on both engines
n ped before the crash and csca ped un
= Az the Republican convention on Mon
y ID. II. kuhrad, of JohnStowL; +. II.
1grou, ot GalIitliu and l.. l.. Brown, Of
! tIugN. We're elected delegates To the
8r convention aud instructed 10 vote for
~, Hastings for governor, Walter Lyon
lieutenant governor, j. ID. Hicks for
osrr>>. and Isaac Brown for secretary of
tual affairs
4 \ useful recipe for housekccpers and
- LIlharge mixed with glycerine To
n consistency of puJty will stop cracks
|hou KETTLES, mend stone Jars. tighten
p JOINT, of iron or wood, faSten lamp
% their standards, and is good for all
rs Of domestic uses. 1t hardenS in "A few
p and is perfectly harmless. 1t will |
F. acid heat and cold.
- number Of coal digging machines !
u been placed I'M the mines at Adrian.
the PuuN~utawuey Spirit The ma
les are run 10y compressed air, and are
enough So that two men can carry
about One of them will do the
4 oi sin meu, and they cheaper the cost !
ming 10y about fifteen cents on the ton. |
miners do not like these iron diggerS. !
The Chamhcr>burg Repository says |
morse belonging to a prominent gre !
man roughed up a blackSnake the 9TH
4 HdN which measured four feet in length. |
morse had been sick for several days, |
q j. h"" a> risky a. a fox. 1t is supposed |
'hr snake was taken into the horses |
'a,h when quite small. 1t had been /
about four days before it was thrown
& va last Saturday morning John +. |
'p''''."ho was employed Dy the Penn
ANA railroad aS a hoStler at Cone |
'In, slipped on the icy steps while get
a %" a moving engine and fell under |
4 "h''I> which passed over one arm and |
4 reg lie was taken 10 the Cambria |
p''a' where hedied shortly after reach |
mere. He leaves one child, his wife |
'"s died about year ago.
iue dwelling house Of Adam Warner, |
4 "N'on township, caught fire on Sun
"'-hl from defective fue and was
''u 10 the ground The family was at |
dl The time but knew nothing of the
'"u' The attic was all in flames. They |
''"'u 10 saving some furniture but the |
','' part OF the contents of the house !
""Ihel. We failed 10 learn whether |
vas any insurance or not.