The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-03-19
LOCAL. .46.D PERSONAL.
Here. mere ana the Other Place.


oure 20 to the Sugar Bowl.
Sparkling uu-alcohOIic grape milk fol
sale at the Mountain House bar.
II you are going to sell. get your sale
hills printed at the FREEMAN once,
1t is said that a shaft for coal is to be
srDk in the neighbOrhood Of WilmOre.
The miners at Lilly's on Tuesday last
struck for an advance OF ten cents per ton.
Lyman B. Walker. Of BlairsviIle, has
cone 10 africa to engage In missionary la.
Dor
blair county license applications will be
considered by the Court on the second Mon
day OF April.
The first robin made its appearance
here on Tuesday last at least it was the
srst one that we saw.
Rev. Father Browne, of LilIy's. is lying
va-v ro7. and grave fears are entertained
hattie will not recover.
-ssvpral OF our citizens who are subject
% the disease are now manifestiug symp.
toms OF "sprinq fever"
Two women belonging to the Duukard
faith we're baptized in the Stonycreek, at
Iohnstown, on Sunday last.
Mr. John G. Waters, Of Blair county.
has again been appointed Fish Warden for
Brsir and Cambria counties.
Joseph Isenberg, who was sent to the
reform school at Morgauza about two years
ago returned on Wednesday, ,-
"A great number Of landlords. from all
psrts Of the county, were visible on our
streets on Monday and Tuesday.
The examination Of asplrants for a ca
detshiu at West Point will be held in Johns
town on next Tuesday, the 23d instant.
The Gallitzin COrnet Band has spent
during tSe past year more than one thous-
and dollars for uniforms, instruments, &C.
A standard specific and absolute cure is
found iu the great liver and kidney medi-
cine, Hunts Remedy. Beware Of imita-
lions
We are Informed that Mr.. John Schwab
OF Loretto, will have charge OF the livery
stable at Crssson during the coming sum-
Bsr
One hundrod and ninety-nine applica-
lions FOR license were granted by the Court
on Tuesday last. Sixteen were refused and .
one held over
Weather representations must now be
based on some other factor than the ground.
bog His time ss weather regulator ex-
p.rsd on Tuesday.
Capt Mike Quartz Is conductor OF the
passenger train on the Crsss0u. < COalpOrt
railroad, which began making regular trips
on We lnesday.
The jury Commissioners met on Mon
DAY last and drew tue names OF the jurors
from the wheel for the June term. We will
publish the list next week.
Mr. Joha j. Davis, Of Cambria town
snip. who was hurt last week by the limb of
8 tree falling upon him, is improving slow
y and s now able to sit up in bed.
-Ar. J Frank Condor, the court report
or. m0u-ns the loss Of an Overcoat which
vas taken from the cloak room Of the court
house tn HoIIidaysburg on Friday last.
james Sproul, Of Somerset county,
vile talking to a friend In the street the
other day, sank to his knees, then fell on
bic face and died without uttering a word.
The Huntingdon Daily Nelrs is the latest
journalistic venture issued by M. Lindsey,
Oft SEMI Weekly Ns10s, Of that town, and ,
Isl bright, ueHsY paper. We hope it may I
prosper
"A valuable COW belonging to Mr.. J. A. {
s15suaksr Of this place. died in his stable E
90 last Sunday afternoon. As DO post NOR c
ZEN examination was made the cause Of her
Death is not known. t
How Mr. Joseph James, Of the West i
Tlrc, in this place, came TO nave Treasurer J
eackhOuse's receipt for taxes that were [
5E9usra.sd by the Commissioners has not
g5. been explained.
"A number Of wealthy Huntingdon Z
county farmers have organized a stock com
9lug for the purpose Of boring for oil, {
which they think can be found in Jackson a
aHlsh'p that county.
M Francis sehwab. one o. the oldest &
and most highly respected citizens Of Loret- ?
TO- has been prostratsd during the past week Z
F..h pneumonia. At last accounts he was !
improving though very slowly.
Hon. A G.. White has introduced bill
Congress FOR the relief Of John Montgom- =
rJ, Of Indiana, for damages which he !.
ms 20 have sustained while residing :,
Mr.. Harry Rodgers. son Of Mr. Lewis j
dodgers, Of this place who had his leg bro q
zen 10 q railroad wreck at ConneIlsvine q d
.-" weeks ago, returned to his home on 2
Wednesday. BE Is able TO go about on
clutches
Easter this year falls on a day OF which il
% "7inR person ever celebrated it, ard on r
-lI.a few now living viii again celebrate n
To- II rails on April 25 fact that has not b
,''arred since 1874. and will not again be- \
ore l9i5. I
"A. W. Taylor, Esq., a prominent mem Il
'7' sl .h1 Indiana county bar, was iE at g
'llA-cs at court during Monday aud Tues o
--'. lie represented the temperance PeO-
e ID --sLr remOuslraLCes against the giant
1E Of licenses. b,
An error vas made in the court pro-
-5o.a2s published week before last. In the "-
'ss or tae Common wealth vs.. Gahriei Suy-
-sIi seduction, Martins Kirkpatrick was Z.
io'scutrIz, instead OF Martha kirkpatrick. al
& Pu5 Is1sd. ia
u. L. Dufton, Esq, was admitted to =
.-1c.ioe 10 The several Courts Of Cambria ~
---.t 1h Monday last. Mr.. Dufton is :"
- .... yi Ar E. DuftoE, hardware merchant, a.
= .--7 acsr and has heretofore been prac- ~
-."R ia" 10 Tennessee. ~
- -Iaefe will be no eucampment Of the r, ~
-'o-a' Guard men OF Pennsylvania this y,
al as the money TOR that will be spent in -
-!.uR them each an elegant uniform. and 80
~ VIII be allowed one day ia which TO ar
l'N it, on Inspection.