The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-05-21
TOC4L .4ND PERSONAL.
ue,.e. There and the Other Place.

Cor abOul ten days Is financially involved and
~ Friday last was levied on by the Sheriff.
New Strawberries at the Sugar Bowl.
M lanes Maitland, the owner of the
"a fountain Inn on the east side. of the
..--rtafn. about three miles from the sum-
-, or the old pike, intends repairing the
-,sr,fsps and fixing them up for the accom-
r,odsrI1n OF guests.
Prrtura Instantly relieved by the use Of
cha celebrated Fry Truss, for sale at Davi-
sons drug store 1t.
Miles Van Scott, Of Susquehanna coun-
.- has been arrested. charged with drawing
HI. Cousins pension. He was never in the
.-rr The fraud was discovered when the
-,rsfn applied for pension.
A full line Of tablets, paper. pens, pencils
and inks at Davison's drug store. 1t.
Rye heads were Visible this year as
carly az April 26th. This, with the fact
.1,t the full moon comes near the middle of
rrrs is regarded by many farmers as an
J,4ication Of an early harvest. Grass and
,-sfn OF all kinds could scarcely look more
7-7mIsfng than at the present time.
The Dubois Courier says an inventory
n the lumber now piled in j. Z. Dubois
card shows 10, S96. .212 feet of pine, and
ss-s gsg feet Of hemlock. This does not
g7oruie the shingles, lath, and box boards,
n which there is a large amount.
For fresh vegetables go to the Sugar
Bowl
"A large deposit of mineral paint has
been discovered on the farm Of Mr.. John
ADsmau in Allegheny township. Il is dark
brue in color, and after being applied with
the brush seems to be as durable as oil
paint
The card Of D. Mclaughlin, Esq, of
JobDstown, appears in this issue of the
FREEMAN as a candidate for Assembly Mr..
Mclaughlin is well known as a lawyer of
ability snd il nominated and elected would
make an active and ablenember Of the Leg
Stature.
A valuable hotel stand Is offered at pri-
v.ta sale by advertisement in another col
ann The house has always enjoyed lib
ersI patronage, and a rare opportunity is
offered to parties wishing to engage in that
business.
For fresh groceries go to the Sugar
Bowl
There are now 75 teachers In attendance
;. the Ebensburg Normal school This is
greater than the number enrolled before the
school opened and there are yet a number
Of teachers from the bOrOughs in the south of
the county who are still engaged in teaching
and who will enter at the middle of the term.
AT the Assignees sale of the real estate
Of Hon Rees J. Lloyd, deceased, On Sat
urisy last, the Ol0 homestead Oh the dia-
u0nd was purchased By Me5srs. V. S. Bar
ker Bros for the sum of So 500. 1t is said
that the Messrs. Barker contemplate the
erection Of a fine business block on the cor
1sr 10 tie near future.
Mcdonald at LOrettO, Pa, wants 5000
lbs. good. clean, dry wool. for which be Will
allow the highest price in exchange for
goods.
Edward Button, alias Bowman, alias
Du.chY. one OF the Somerset burglars who
vas captured near South Fork last winter,
Ess tried In Livingston county, New York,
last week for the murder OF EN- Ory Thayer
and acquitted
As We 20 to press we learn that Mrs.
Sarah Collins, wife OF Mr.. Thomas Collins,
Of The firm Of p. & T. Collins railroad con-
s+1r-e-E hf-iA-EAl Nl -l-l5 place. ulCA Dd4Ll-
more 90 Tuesday last. We have not
learned the time OF place Of burial but pre-
suus f. wi.L be at Harrisburg.
Our new brass band has been heard
from. During the past week they have
played number OF pieces on our streets
To the evenings, and under their efficient
teacher. Professor Stahi, are making rapid
progress All they want Is to stick 20 It and
before long Ebensburg will have one Of the
best bands In the State.
DIR. J. B. NOOUan, OF st. Lawrence, has
purchased the leasehOld and fixtures of the
Exchange Hotel In Chest Sprtngs, from Mrs,
H5erie, and will hereafter conduct that we'll
Known hostelrie. The Doctor Will make an
ooL2ing and accommodating landlord and
vii keep frst-class house.
The Board Of Pardons met on Tuedsday
As' a. Harrisburg, and after hearing the
case Of Michael j. Cooper, formerly Of
DLes1 Springs this county but sent to the
Feniientiary for larceny from Potter coun-
Ffte.d the case for further adyisemeut.
Miss Emily Litzinger and Miss Mary
Roberts, OF EJensburg, says Tuesdays Al
"''H ItT's', arrived in the city yesterday
loonf the former TO tarry for a time, and
ne iatler 70 continue her journey to HOlH-
augsburg ln the afternoon, whittier she has
gone 20 resume her studies at the Young
Ladies Seminary
Inc Supreme Court having decided that
's 1sW TAX law is constitutional, the State
o-yas are figuring on the increase in the
o@~ revenue which the enforcement Of the
81 VIII cause. Chief Clerk McCamant OF
,-7 7Auditor-General's office, I'll links that the
Increase may reach 81 800 900. Uuder the
WI act The revenue was $500, 900.
Another shipment was made by the MI
aus at Lilly to their brother miners In
-'l.Llale last week. II consisted OF flour,
-a' groceries, etc, and was consigned to
Is Nixon. The total weight OF the
.s1l' forwarded was nine Thousand and
'sn'5-ssven pounds, on which all freight
--a'8es and expenses were prepaid This
'aiy donation Of provisions sent within
month makes fifteen thousand seven
--.sl and two pounds.
nr. John Strittmatter OF Cambria town
p -fo7s into town on Saturday afternoon
stopped near the Diamond. While at
--.-R % some business through town a
E WHO had been staying around the
80 'oi week or ten days previous stole
'' =" oltter from the wagon and sold It
Ji The stores After disposing OF the
y, - De left for parts unknown and has
-'' oeen seen since.
p. ".am Kelley, son OF P. Kelley. of the
- 80 small village situate about two
- soltheast Of GalIitzln, met with an
A. .ast week which may cause his
~. lie was employed as a driver in
~.-l'.ol n. x Porter's mines at that place.
"a. -7u Aad quit and were coming out Of
u. '-De when large fall Of slate crushed
II Kelley IN Tho -, - -