The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-09-06

erai summers here at Maple Park one day
last week bought eight lots from Barker
brothers and two lots from John II. Davis
on Centre street in the northern suburbs
OF the town. MIR. Coffee will at once pro-
ceed to contract for the erection of a hand
some summer residence. which he Will
have ready for occupancy next season.
The SpangleT Sentinel saws that
Mr.. Robert MOCOmbie, of Carroll town
snip, celebrated his S7th birthday last
week, and that, although so far advanced
In years, he Is remarkably well preserved
ana possesses the energies of a man at 30
Last week he made his annual visit To his
Orother. who lives at DySert, nineteen
miles distant fIom his home. On these
trips he refuses to go by rail or convey
ances, preferrng to walk
Frank &. Patton, ex-cashier of the
Coalport bank. but now of Curwensvflle,
was passenger on mail on Wednesday
OF last week. He was on his way home
from the east. While the train was pass
ing MaDleUon, some msscreant threw a
stone in the window and il struck Mr.
Patton'S arm. The missile struck his
crazy bone, causing great pain. Mr. Pat
ton feared his arm was broken. When the
examined by DIR. y. NJ Ross 1t was found
to bs only a confusion.
The Till Family Concert Company will
give one of their charming concerts al the
Opera House in EbenSbnrg on Friday
evening. September 9th They will give
delightful aud ARTISTIC renditionS of
charming music on what is called the
Rock HarmOnicOn." constructed or pieces
or stone Df various sizes, besides other in
Strumentai aud yocal music Every place
the company has appeut oil the attendance
has been large and the audience j. always
pleased with the performance Tickets
for sale al James drug store
"A meeting OF the creditors. depositorS
and stock holders of the Bank of Dn Buis
was hslI Oh Saturday last and matters
We're arranged whereby the creditors are
Id be paid dollar for dollar. James f..
Long, NJ. w. Wise, p. ,. Weber and l.. A
Brady VIII convey aud assign over certain
properties for the benefit uf creditors.
Hugh Mccullough has been seIerted To
dispose or the property thus handed over
which will net 30 per cent OF all claims
within the next two months. and event
EaIly the other % p r cent. will be paid.
-Between l and Monday morning
while two railroad Wen, Glover Harrison,
of Fort Wayne, and George Lost OF Blu
cyrus, O., were making their way East in
search OF work on a Pennsylvania railroad
freight train, they @6Fe set upon by four
tramps near Johnstpwn. rwG Of the
trampS were armed with revolverS and
forced the rallrsadars to deliver up their
money and yaiuableS. Harrison resisted
NSir 4
thrown from the moving train. He was
pi cked up by a passing freight crew and
taken TO JohnStOwn, where he was attend
ed by company physician.
Mr.. James Cain, Il Well-known citizen
OF Carroll township, died suddenly al his
home on Friday evening of last Wefk He
had been enjoying his usual good health
up until Il few minutes before his death
He had bseH working about his farm dur
Ing the day and about O'clOcR was sit
ting on a sofa waiting To be called 10 sup
per when he suddenly threw up his hands
and expired. His remains were inferred
in St Benedict'S cemetery at CarroIltOwn
on Monday. Mr.. Cain is survived by seven
children, viz: Maggie, TiIlie. Mary and
Jane, all single and at home; James, Of
Hooyersyille, Somerset county, Pa. Mich
ael, Of Baltimore, and John, at home.
The convention OF Cambria county
| Populists will meet in the liallitzin opera
| house at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
| September 10Th. to nominate d county
| ticket. Each voting precinct in the cOun-
| " will be entitled to two delegates, and
| each Knights of Labor assembly. IniOn Of
| United Mine Workers, Liberty league, or
| other industrial or farmers organization
| favorable TO the principles of the People ;
| party will be entitled To one representative
| for each 100 members or fraction thereof,
| in good standing. All delegates will be
| required 10 have credentials signed by the
| officers of the meeting eleCtIug them or 10y
| the officers of the organization they repre-
| sent.
| On last Thursday evening Mrs. Tena
| DobSon, wife of John W. DobSon, a promi-
| neut citizen of Napier township. Bedford
| county. was severely injured by lightning
| Mrs. DObSOu was sitting ON the porch
| during thunder storm, when bolt OF
| lightning struck the porch near by. The
| woman fell from her chair ana was picked
| up and carried into the house. 1t wac
| first supposed that She was dead, but after
u few minutes, signs Of life We're detected
| and a physician was hastily summoned
! Upon his arrival he found the woman haC
| received severe shock, but he succeeded
in restoring consciousness and the indi
cations are how that the lady will fully
| recover.
The editor OF the GoSling is out in al
| affidavit stating what everyone knew [,
be a fact, that w. K. Thompson is the ed
itor Of that Influential organ. II would b.
much more interesting reading if he made
affidavit aS TO the articles he wrote ant
those furnished by others. For instance
was it he or Boo wrote the powerful artt
| cleclaiming that the Mckinley bill create
| the tullmesS in the treasury during Cleve
lands first administration - As to th
the concluding portions Since that dat
no other person has owned one dollar
worth of stock in the Noun tdinecr'-l
was unnecessary. The Costing is not
stock concern The men who antied u
did not want stock. The affidavit shoul
have concluded with the usual formula
and further saith not
May Result Fatally.
terrible accident occurred on SatuI
day to Henry. the l5-yea ar-Old son of NJ
and Mrs. solomon Spangler, who re>iG
four miles east of Buckstown, SomerSe
county. The lad, with another youn
man. was out hunting when they Sighte
a squirrel in Tree. Young Spangl'
: leveled his gun and pulled the trigger, bI
only the cap snapped. He set the ga
down to recap. when his companion hre
on the squirrel. About the same tin
Young SpangIer'S gnn was accidental