The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-16

Mr.. R. R. Davis, OF the East ward,
started on Tuesday last on Western tour,
intending to purchase il he finds place to |
suit him.
Mr.. Joseph Bearer, Of Carroll township, |
received by express on Wedne last nine /
large carp from Washington, D. c. They |
measured from II to 16 inches in length and |
were beauties.
Charles Edwards and Thomas Delaney, !
two tramps. were brought to jail on Wed
nesday last from Johnstowu, charged with
raising disturbance at the beer bottling
establishment of William Thomas at that
place one day this week.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. Otis LLOYD. assignee of
Rees J. Lloyd. decd. who will sell a lot Of
valuable real estate situated in the neighbor-
hood Of Ebensburg on the 18th of Nav
next
The following named persons can each
obtain letter by calling at the Ebensburg
post office Mrs. Annie Griffith. Mrs Mag.
gle Jones, Miss Jennie Topper, Miss Lizzie
Sutton, Miss Jennie Hoges, Miss Katie
Glispia, Mr.. Isaac Bowers, Mr.. Thomas f.
Lewis
Mr., James More, residing in the viciu-
ity of Cherrytrea, while on a rafting trip,
at the foot of Buttermilk falls on the Sus-
quehanua river, Clearield county. fell nn
Sunday morning. and a three square file
which he carrid in his pocket. penetrated
his left side below the heart. No serious
result is anticipated.
In a week OF two regular passenger
trains will be run on the Cresson & COalpOrt
Railroad, when tickets will be sold for the
I following stations wildwood Dawson,
/ Amshry. Ashville, Burnt MIL Dvsarts.
| Ceudron. Dean. Frugalitv, Fallen Timber,
| FIvnn City, CoaIport. Rosebud and IrvOna.
| Captain Michael Quartz will punch the
/ tickets and make his politest bow to the
( passengers.
We pay no attention to what our little
| competitors advertise. We are prepared to
! down any one Of them in regard to prices
/ and we mean Just what we say. To con-
| vince you that we have but one price on our
/ goods. we invite you to call and inspect the
/ largest and best selected stock in this city.
| Golden Eagle Clothing house, No. 1901 Ell
! eveDth avenue, Couch's block. Altoona.
H. MARCH Proprietor.
/ On Tuesday morning the flue shop Of
the Penney lvanIa Railroad Company at Al
/ toona was destroyed by FIRE, together with a
/ lot Of machinery and worked material, in
} voIving a loss to the company Of about el5-
/ COO The building was a long wooden
/ structure, standing alongside OF No. l erect
/ ing shop, and was a temporary building
| five men were employed in the building.
/ Lawrence Roach, Young son Of Louis
| Roach OF Usceola Mills. Clearfeld county,
/ died on Sunday from the effects Of the bite
| Of a dog. The case was one Of we'll deVel-
/ oped hydrophobia The patient was
/ thrown Into severe convulsions whenever
water was presented, and continually bark
ed and snapped like dog. Before dying
he bit his father on the arm and his mother
/ on the breast. causing abrasions in ooth
| cases.
! The Board of officers of the Fifth Regl-
ment. National Guard of Pennsylvania, met
in Altoona on Tuesday evening. Ihere
was a full attends ance The subject OF
I regimentaI encampment was discussed.
/ General Beaver, bv letter, suggested CIeS-
| son as a proper place. Roaring Spring auu
| Bedford were also mentioned as suitable
nIaces. Finally committee was appointed
to determine the location. Cresson VIII
probably be selected.
Edward Paige, E<q, died in Indiana
on Sunday last in the Goth year of his age
He was LAWYER and a surveyor, ana in the
latter capacity frequently attended tne
courts of this county many years ago as
wftnes in the protracted ejectment trials in
volving the title to lands in Clearheld and
. the Shoemaker
and Ross cases He was elected County
! Surveyor Of Indiana county five times anu
held the Office at the time Of his death.
"A grand ball will be given in ArmorY
! Hall, this place, on Monday evening Apr
26th inst, by the GallitZin Cornet Band
The members OF the band are jolly and
gentIemanly set OF fellows, everybody IN al
tandance will be well treated and the best
Of order will be maintained. The music will
he supurb. and the band boys will look their
hest as thew will wear their new uniform
and do everything possible to make the ar
fair pleasant and enjoyable. Do not tail 70
attend.
lanes Burk, a tIack-waIkeT on the ?.
p r was killed at Spruce Greek, Huntin 9
don county, on Saturday OF last week.
while the administrator of the estate was
looking after the deceased's personal eHects
a day or two a 20, he found over SooO ID an
old stocking, representing part of the saw
inos of the unfortunate man. Burk was =
uember Of the relief department OF the T.
r R. and left will bequeathing his estate
to rbe Sisters Of Mercy at Loretto, this
county.
In the riots at st. Louis on Friday last
one of the men killed was Major Richard
Ryckman. who was at one time prominent
citizen Of Johnstown, having been a Tesi
dent Of that place from 1857 up to aoou
1874 with the exception of several year'
service in the army during the late war
when he served as Major in the twenty
first regiment OF cavalry. be was Chiet o.
PoIice In Johnstown during 1866 ard 1901
and durinp the latter year was the Repuoii
: can candidate for Sheriff against Ex-oAerIi
J John a. Blair, Of this place, who was elect
ed By majority of O64.
A Young man named John McMuhet
was arr, sted here OF Thursday OF last "eei
nv Constable James Myers charged by Mr
Christ. Rudolf, of Allegheny to"nship' VIII
, the larceny OF twenty eight dollars. 1ou"'
, McMulIen bad been stopping az the nous
NJ Nr Rudolf and some time previous na'
GORE TO that RentIeman's room ana tahe'
tbree dollars from a trunk in when ne keP
I his money. Ii was not the Intention OF MI
, tpdoIf to prosecute him for that oHehse
hnt he was given some good ADVICE an'
,,.rned not TO attempt anything of the kin'
-. n, "Wednesday OF last Weei