The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-19

Ers.Ha- There was no insurance.
a " Patch!u's bigraft has been deliv- +
-r-d at Lock Haven. The measurement F.
'I"rr made the raft contain lO.gOO feet /
iHl> = certainly the largest raft of the
season. MIR. Patchin had nineteen RATS /
lUi~ season. which he intends TO take |
through To his mills at Camden. n J.
Mr.. Charles H. Reynolds. died at the |
home of his brother-in- law. Mr. A I
- '-.,- a. summit. on Sunday last. aged - I
wears. The deceased is survived by his /
s'-.d mother. two sisters. Mrs. y. {. Beck. /
a. Summit. and Miss Annie F.. of Pitts /
rt.rg- and one brother John \, of summit. /
His remains were taken To Greensburg on
Tuesday for interment.
- The recent uard winter will be found
'u have injured all seed corn that was not
thoroughly dry and kept in "A dry place.
Test the seed corn by planting some Of the
grains in a ro! of earth and note the per
rcutLgc OF grains which fail 10 germiuate.
Take no risk on seed corn. a few weeks
!n~t tim" by the seed not terminating
means quite a large loss in the crop.
Parliamentary Gtngery. OF CIearfieId
county, Pa. on Wednesday entered on the
records at yIcur.ield the six hundred and
Z
. court The number exceeds by many hun
dredS the largest number entered for any
court since the memorable panic of 1873.
Mr. Giugrry believes that the number will
/ exceed seven hundred before the court
/ couvcuc>
/ Twelve piles of sawed lumber We're de-
Struyed by FIRE ON Sunday morning in the
! lumber yard of Charles Kreamrr. at Lock
. Haven Tho. fire. which W.
/ iucrndiary origin, consumed one pile OF
! white Uinc, two of oak. one of maple and
/ eight piles of hcmlock lumber. comprising
| nearly 2Uo.uob feet The loss amounted tn
nearly $1,000 and was partially covered by
Insurance.
The Huntingdon Nc,rs fathers the fol-
lowing item: William Thompson and
wife. OF this place, have concluded To sep
arate after a married life extending over a
period of hfty-tivr years. He is an invalid
about - years of age, and his wife is about
ten years younger. They were the parents
of fourteen children, eleven Of whom are
living. The cause of the separation is best
known To- themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Kaufman. an
aged couple residing near BenScreek fur
mace, in Somerset county, were robbed On
sunday night of las, week of 500 that
Jhay haG stored away in a large wooden
{ chest which they kept under their bed. 1t
I Is Jhuughr the burglars used chlurufurm
aS the house was entered and the chest
carried outside and broken open. MIR,
kaufman is - years of age and his wife
| over -
Tho Judges of The contest court ar
rived here ON Monday evening, and Tues
dav resumed work. They are now engaged
jn examining the evidence against the al
legged illegal voters and making good pro-
Ire-~. This part of the work VIII likely be
. completed this week. and next week will
be devoted 10 an examination Of the bal
lots in order 10 ascertain for whom the H.
legal voters east their ballots. -IHdjnnd
Messenger.
. ON Thursday ofIaSt week G. W. Krebs
. "a civil engineer employed by the PennsyI-
, yauia Railroad Company near HUFF, Indi-
ANA county. while in company with sever
/ al others WAS shooting mark with Tcvol'
Z / ver~. he accidentally shot an Italian labor
q / ar. The revolver had snapped seVera
p times and failed Jo go of. and when tn,
- Italian stepped ia front of il. il was dis
d charged The bullet entered his sid,
about six inches below the heart and vii
r likely prove fatal
s. -Bultrrmilk i largely prescribed b.
' phv-fcfau~ for chest aud lung diflicuitie
70 and AN exclusive buItermiIk diet. says th
.- / N,Tir,rI -Idrj>gr has seemed To be- = cura
tive :or ErighI'> deSea>e. continued Us
- VIII satisfy and sometimes cure the GRAY
T. ing for alcoholic liquors and strengthen
,t th.. system. ButtermiIk will often remed,
.r acidfiy of the stomach and viii relieve III
u oppression about the heart. from which :
.- many old people suffer. II is. in fact, IN
~rfmulaut for the system which old peopl
.- need
A dispatch from WiIkesbarre on Tnes
L. Gav saws: NlrSsrS. Harvey. Wheeiock an
al SNYDER. the commissioners appointed b
is the governor TO look over the tirOw count
lr situation. arrived here To day and were !
consultation with Civil Engineer w |
Il ~rur,evaur. They have as Yet done moth
Pc. ing uut talk over the situation in a gener;
.. way IL "a day or TWO they intend tracIn
- along the SchuyIkill- Columbia. Ny"m'i
and sullivan county lines looking up III
-. area which it i proposed To corporate int
Grow county
White Mrs George KurtzschenkelS
~ Philadelphia, was filling gasoline >lo'
~ from "a i've gallon can. the can became t'
" heavy for her and slipped and the huId ra
O. DOWN the. front of her dress. The fumes
'I the ga~oIfnc ignited from the tire In II
IL stove. and in an instant the woman
clothing were in blaze. The baby,
r. months old. was fast asleep in its buggy
I'D AN adjoining room from where the II
ed ,rartsd. and was burned ~ badly that
h- died in five hours afterwards, and l
.r~ mother died half hour later.
set On Saturday Isidore Lilly. of MunSt
hy township. was removed 10 his home afte
confinement in the Altoona hospital sin
.a~ December last Mr.. Lilly at that time /
To from a bridge near that city ard broke
,ty Iso u.ar the ankle. lie was taken To {
air Altoona hospital where every thing III
the medical science cuuld do Was done to Sa
IN rhe member. but after several weeks IL
for f,und necessary TO amputate the 10
which was accordingly done. Mr. Lilly
"a we'll known citizen, having been iol
lh- number of wears steward ul the aims hou
ms The Village Improvement Society
nm | PhfIfp~burg has placed large cIrch
"a bo>r, of galvanized iron, neatly paln
.r,t | and Irtrorcd. at various places along
The streets for the purpose of receiving
waste. paper. fruit parimgs and other ht
that is grurarlly thrown on the street d
"' sidewalks. At Bellefoute society oi
''' same character. and composed ot iau
uiS -aIIs The attention Of the borough coui
ia~ IN localities where nUisauces exist "h
'" crossings need to be placed. and in gene
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