The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-09-28
-The Democrats OF Carrnm conn1r

/ endorsing President Cleveland, demanding
a tariff for revenue only, declaring that
Senators German and Gibson are unfit to
represent the Democracy of Maryland. and
asking for the election of United States
senators by direct vote of the people.
Every owner of peach tree in this
county who desires TO put it through the
winter safely should cut the tip end off
| the branches which have grown this sea-
son at once. Cut them back about six
! inches; ii will stop the growth and have
! the effect of hardening the wood so the
trees will stand the froStS of winter better
The time for killing the different kinds
! OF game as fixed by the state laws is as fol-
! lows: Deer. October l To December l5:
CHASING of deer with hounds prohibited: !:
| squirrel, September 1 to January 1; rabbit,
| November TO January l: hunting or kill
/ ing of rabbits with ferrets prohibited: wild
turkey, October - to January l: wood
| cock, July To January l: quail Novem-
Der to December 10; rutiled grouse or
| pheasants, October l to January l.
Mary Pope, a woman who had been
employed aS cook at one of the hotels in
! Patton, on Tuesday of last week, hired
team and buggy from LiverYman Dale. of
| Patton, TO go To Chest Springs. Failing to
| return on time and learning that the wo-
man had taken another direction, the
| liveryman after a two days search recov-
cred his team at Flynn City, where it had
been taken charge of by w. a. Chaplin.
the landlord at that place. The woman
1 had disappeared.
Constable Orr. of MillwoOd, arrived
here Wednesday morning, having in Gus
! tOdv a young man named Jacob T.. Neads
a railrOader of South Fork. formerly with
| headquarters at Derry. who iS charged be-
fore Justice ). ). MoOrhead, of Derry, with
seduction and forniX ct Get, preferred by
Miss Ida |. Fleming, daughter of Orsen
Fleming, of MilwOOd. The defendant
was arrested at his home and in default of
500 bail was committed to iail.-Wcst-
mOTCldHd Democrat
Lack of orders has caused slight de-
crease in the output of coal at South Fork
and along the mountain district, caused
principally by the rush made to the eastern
market during the month of August. The
Stineman Coal Company was not running
full time last week, but hopes to rise to its
usual average in u short time LukenS &
Haupt worked about two days during the
week, as did also the Euclid. The Argyle.
have also run below their average
The possibilities of what mountain
girl can do i the following claim made for
one who lives upon the East Kentucky
railroad, near Willard. From April TO
June l, this year. she planted three acres
of potatoes. did all the cooking and SewiIg
for the family. MIXED four cows, fed the
CALVES, pigs and chickens, shot three pole
cats and four chicken hawks, set the dogs
on Is trampS. attended 13 dances and 3 pic
mics, read dime novels, and sat up 4
nights in the week with her beau. and yet
we often hear the question asked: What
is there for woman to do?''
Judge YerkeS, of the Bucks county
court. promulgated an order of court last
week which all county courts of the state
should adopt without delay. 1t regulates
the granting of naturalization certificates
Hereafter notice of an intended appica-
tiOn for such certificate shall be publish
ed for two weeks in two county papers
naming a day certain when the matter will
be heard in court, and during this period
any five citizens may file a rcmonStrance
against the application. NOpublic officer
candidate for Office, or member of politi-
cal committee will beaccepted as a voucher
unless by leave of court for good cause
shown.
On account of the levying of tax on
incomes, the commissioner of internal rev
enue will appoint three additional officers
for tins section of Pennsylvania. The sal
aries for the offices range from 8, 800 down
TO $50. All persons receiving an annual
income of over $1,000 year come within
the provisions of the tariff law. From now
until January all such may figure how
much they VIII return to the collector, to
be taxed at the rate of , per cent 1t is
this special work which requires an extra
force of men. Collector Kearns. in charge
of this district, gives assurance that no one
subject To taxation will escape the law if
he can prevent it.
On Thursday of last week while out
hunting, VIM. COrl, of Pavia, Bedford
county, accidentally shot Charles Wysong,
of Blue Knob Wysong was watching a
squirrel, when Corl saw his hat moving
through the underbruSh, and, mistaking it
for turkey, took careful aim and fired
The ball struck Wysong above the right
eye and lodged back of the left ear. Dr.
J. w. Wengart prObed for the ball but was
unable to extract it. DIR. Armitage, of
y
sawed a piece of bone away and got out the
bullet. The boy was resting easily when
the the doctor left. but from the nature of
the wound cannot recover.
The Altoona Second National Bank.
whose doors were closed on Wednesday,
August Sth, by direction of Bank EXamin-
er Miller, was thrown open on Monday
morning for the transaction of business.
No money was paid out, but the confidence
in the bank and its officers and
directors was shown by the large num-
ber of deposits received. In a few davS the
bank will be ready to cash checks. No
checks, however, will be hOnOred upon ac-
counts that have not been balanced and
verified with the pass books. Bank En-
aminer HenIein is still in charge. Frank
Hastings is the new cashier: f. X. Bald
ridge, the bookkeeper, and w. IL. Allen.
clerk.
The Clearfield, Couemaugh and West
eTn railroad that is now being talked of
and in all probability will be built, will
start at POrter'S, a point on the Beech
Creek railroad in C!earfield county, will
follow the Clearfield creek up to a branch
called Mudlick creek in White township,
thence by way of Bakers cross roads to
the Chest creek at Patton, thence up one
of the branches of Chest creek to the dI-
vide where it will either take one of the
branches of the Blacklick or Conemaugh
to JohnstOwn. The opinion prevails that
work will be commenced in short time
and that it is the Beech Creek Company