The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-21
70r4L AND PERSONAL.
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Forty-ore prisoners are boarding Win
ss rif Luther. 49,. O.
!, ,osts s., 600 per month to light the
,.u.5eIphis post-ofice.
n ]. MorrrH's condition is very pre-
no having declined very perceptibly
.,s mast few days to take food.
a-u- tramps we're brought to Jail on
-,,v from Johnstown under seventy
ssutencs for vagrancy.
s@ ,,-,r,rs entered the store Of Charles
&. 4, Altoona, on Sunday night and car
Iot OF cigars, tobacco and candy.
D. u,tsrmellons go to the Sugar Bowl.
" Tobp A. Bender, Of Carrolltown,
"A one Of his horses lying dead in the
80 eeri on Saturday morning last.
v.Dona.d. of L0rettO, has received
snrpry of extra good seed wheat for
q cheap for cash.
7bs Franciscan Brothers at LOretto, are
- an artesian we'll on their grounds
u ,bs college The same party has charge
- work who bored the almshOuse well.
The fish commissioners are locating a
Il hatchery at Erie. Nothing but white
Al will be Matched and they will be placed
n Lake Erie.
We are sorry to learn from the Tyrone
..,-ssoondence Of the Altoona Times that
"a Margaret Henry formerly of this place,
s,g,rp confined to her bed by illness.
A little twelve-year old son of Mr..
1.rss NJ. Ross, of BIacklick township, a
a. days ago killed the boss rattlesnake, as
Nss heard from. His skskehip measured
a. feet and sported nine rattles
A reward Of $500 has been offered by
"A, commissioners Of Blair county aud Dun
e,bsyiIle citizens, for the apprehension Of
IA burglars who visited that place last
usek.
"a COW belonging to Mr.. William Kuorr,
dCsmbria township. fell into a well on his
pemises one day last week, but with the
al OF ropes was successfully lifted to terra
ma without being seriously injured.
1.-The assignee's twenty-ffth return of the
nlss of real estate in Blair county belong
M to William NJ. Lloyd, was presented
md confirmed absolutely on Tuesday in the
Unlled states District Court at Pittsburg.
-Mr Thomas McCabe, of East Cone
mauQh, continues to grow weaker, and from
usssnt indications his dissolution will
peedIIy occur. He has made a brave light
if life, but his age is against him.
--Nr Edward Behe, who received sun
rHbke few days ago while at work in the
npscity of carpenter, in Altoona, was re-
moved to his home in st. Augustine this
Duuty, on Friday last
Squire Joseph Miller, who has for the
psst few weeks been visiting his old hons
NIFTY years ago at Milton, Northumbe r
labd county, has returned to his home al
Wfm0re. He spe axis enthusiastically oi
lke good time he had.
Miss Jane Amelia, eldest daughter OF
lanes r. Wright. deceased, of Pitts.
burg died Of consumption at Mrs. McNa
m,ra's In this place, on Sunday morning.
Her remains were tax en- TO Pittsburg or
Monday for iuterment.
Joseph Shank, a boy of about fifteen
ysnrs Of age, Of Stonycreek township. was
bllten on the hand by a copperhead snake
on Satu Tday last. His arm swelled terribly,
bai ply scian promptly administered an
tiDtes ard he will recover.
The following persons can each get a
Ater by calling at the Ebensburg post
ofce: Miss Jennie Anderson, Miss Jennie
Cooper, 3; Susie Evans, Carrie II. Long,
Oh D. MCMullen, Amos F. McA lister, r.
R Hess
Joseph Barbiere, the 5000 clerk In the
Philadelphia pOstoffce has resigned, and 1t
hreported that Captain Charles Reist, of
Bncks county, who Is a nephew Of Mr.. T.
Il Heist, the proprietor Of Maple Park, in
be outskirts Of our town, will succeed him.
Rev. Fl. c. Rodgers (colored) who was
aamitted 10 the almshOuse a month or so
80 died at that institution on Monday last,
sRed about 50 years. He was buried in the
Alnshouse cemetery on Tues day, Rev. Nc.
Oaslln, OF this place. officiating at the fun
asL
The art Of getting rich is not | n making
N ey, but in saving what you get. One
q the best ways TO save money is in buying
d. dry goods, dress goods. boots and
1oes, groceries end provisions of John
wen. store on High street, wh ere you can
h"ays Get goods at bottom pr ices.
-Ars Bernard McCaffrey, Of near Nolo
"a ana coun ty died suddenly on Sunday
IN held near her nome from heart di-
Ase She bad gone with her husband and
ne others to visit neighbor, and on re-
Mniug took suddenly sick and died IN a
80 time. She was about seventy years OF
"a
a grand concert for the benefit Of the c
chlEchi will be given at Armory Hall
tuesday evening, next. Instrumental
vocal music, both sacred and secular in
ng"sn and Welsh are on the program
DOor5 open at o'clock, concert CONNIE noes
. Admission % cts; children under
years. - cents.
Don oil the system with qlinine in
e1oEt to prevent or cure Fever and
le. AYERS Ague Cure is far more po-
preventive and remedy, with the ad-
I0geo OF leaving 10 the body no poison
produce dizziness, deafness, headache.
nnth ""i
LUG hohidaysbur0 Standard says: John
- VINO resides near the old reservoir,
p'nu IN which there are carp that
- 'nirty-one inches in length and
a.uo't nine pounds. Some idea OF
4 IDu growth OF this species of fish may
.-s5lIed from the fact that they are not
ef Eve years old.
h. n. refer Burns, resident of Tunnel
i rso oas FOUND dead near the railroad track
vest end Of the GaiIitziu tunnel .on
- EI-.'uay OF last week. 1t is supposed that
-. "a.Alng along the edge of the hill
-" l' point that he made a misstep
a.sn,.o, o'et The embankment which is very