The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-12

Monday morning. He had been struck by
a train and instantly killed. Catholic
prayer book on his person contained the
name of Edward Reilly.
| Mr. J. b. WIlber. the clorhtng man OF
| EbenSburg. has new al in this issue of
| the FREEMAN. calling attention To his
| large and varied stock of mems youth ;
| ana boys clothing. When in need of
| clothing call on WILDER.
| Thomas L. Edwards. of BIackrfck
| towns nip. on Monday last shipped anoth-
| er car load Of sheep from this place to Phil
| adelphia. On the same day David r. Ed
| wards and Henry Buck shipped a car
| load to the same market.
Earnest Weaken. son of Mr.. Luke
| NeaN!en, OF this place. was badly burned
| about the race by an explosion of a
| keg Of powder on Thursday of last week.
The accident occurred down on the Black
| lick. on the new railroad
A goodly number of Democrats of this
vicinity intend going to Altoona to-day
friday where the opening OF the Demo-
cratic campaign will be inaugurated. and
| many Democrats from all parts of the
state will be in attendance.
Mrs. Winifred Smith. of Altoona. on
Monday cooked what she supposed was
mushrooms. They turned out to be toad
stools and as a result on Monday night she
was taken violently i'll and died from the
effects Of the poisonous dish
On Wednesday of last week George
Iickart. residing near FrugaIity, cut a bee
tree IN which was stored about one hun
dred pounds of honey. The tree contained
i've combs. each about feet long and ten
inches wide at the widest part
Last Friday night Lizzie Long. who i
charged with the murder of a child found
In a vault few days ago at BlairSville In
iersec;Ion, was arrested at Portage. and
taken TO GreenSburg and placed in Jail.
She denies her guilt. Her home is i'll In
diana.
Fred Friant. of JohnStown. was ar
rested in that city on Wednesday To an
Swcr charge of assault with intent to
commit rape, preferred by Miss Alice
Hcrn, of the same city. The time OF the
1T empted outrage was on the Saturday
night previous.
On Monday evening a horse ran off
with Mrs Joseph SilviS, of near belmont.
NcStmOreland county. and smashed she
buggy into kindl.ng wood. Mrs SilNiS
was thrown out a the horse went over
board fence with the buggy, but. fortu-
natelv. was uniniurcd
Newton Haupt has realized $3.50 an
acre clear profit from his truck farm on
the old dam Hat at the car works. Al
ready ne has shipped two car loads of cab
hagc TO PittSburg. His crop this wear
amounts to one hundred thousand heads.
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BCiiCf0HtC WGtcInGll
Hoover. Hughes u Co. Of PhiIlipsburg.
have received the contract to build the
tiearHrld county pu0rhouSc. their bid being
Si>-G5u- The new building will be 2I4 feet
+ inches long 10y I2e feet inches wide and
two stories nigh. 1t will bc constructed
of brick with a slate roof and pine floors
Il Will be heated by steam.
Lewis Osborn. of Chatham's Run.
walked from English Centre To WatervilIe
Tuesday night on his way home. and had
an exciting time with a large panther.
which followed him nearly the whole dis
tance 10 NaterviIIc. where il " a. shot by
Steward Carson. The animal measured
nine feet seven inches from tip TO tip
LDcI,bGrCjt DcHocrGt.
On Friday last several boys of Burn
side township. CIearfield county. were out
hunting when the gun in the hands of one
of the boys was accidentally discharged.
the charge entering the back Cf son of
Mrs. Helen Riddle. causing wound that
Is likely To prove fatal. His lower limbs
are paraIvzcd and there is but little hope
for his recovery.
Mr.. Samuel Srutzman. OF West Taylor
township. raised on four Niagara grape
stalks. planted last spring. six pounds 0.
very fine fruit. OF of thirty-SiN other
vines. twelve Of them three years old and
and twenty four of them two years old. he
raised grapes To- make eight gallons of
wine aud sold ninety pounds of fruit.
These are considered remarkable prOduc-
tIous.- -JoI,ItStOiCu Tribune.
The largest pIow in the world. per-
hap>. l. owned 10y Richard Gird, of San
Erruardino county, Cal This immense
sod turner stands l. feet high and weighs
5jopp pounds II runs by steam, is pro-
yided with l. l2-iuch pIowshareS. and is
capable Of pIowing 20 acres Of land per
day. II consumes from one TO one and a
half tons of coal per day, and usually
travels at the rate of four miles an hour.
The official ballot required to be pre-
pared by the secretary OF the common
wealth viii have space for six state tick |
cts and will be a5Out twenty inches wide |
In these tickets will be represented the |
Republicans, Democrats, Peoples party, !
Sncialistic Labor party, Prohibitionists
and Independent Republicans The latter
have filed the same names contained on
the Republican ticket in the state depart
ment.
The Catholic congregation at Nick |
town viii commence the erection of a new
church in the near future. During the |
present week they have been busy hauling
stone for the the foundation of the new
structure, which will be Il frame building
5uNsO. cased with brick. The present
church, which is too small. will be- moved
from its foundation TO one side in order
that the new building may occupy the
same site. and will be used until the new
building i completed.
The objections of = w. Caldwell. of !
Lock Haven, and Matt Savage, of Clear |
field. both Democrats, to the manner in
which each received their nomination for |
senator in their district. were argued be- |
fore Judges SimOnton and Mcpherson in |
the Dauphiu county court on Monday af- |
ternoOn. AMI resulted in the court decree |
ing that the nominations were irregular |
and that both certificates should be |
thrown out. They will now 90 before the |
people on nomination papers.