The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-01
LOC4L md PERSONAL.

F. NJ. George, Esq, OF Lilly. was ink
town on Monday.
Or Troxell. OF Gallitziu. was attending,
court IN this place this week.
Mr. Jessee Bolsinger Is on the sick list
with neuralgia OF the stomach.
Editor Creerv. OF the Carrolltown Ne'os,
was in town on Wednesday afternoon.
New goods. latest spring and summer
styles. at McDouald's store, Loretto.
James NJ Singer. Esq, Of Jackson
township, dropped into see us on Saturday
last.
John II. Fiske. Esq, OF White town
ship. was in town this week attending
court
Professor Cant, EbensburR's tonsorial
artist moved Into his new barber shop
TO day.
Bedford Is building a new public school
building which will cost when completed
500 600.
-Fx-Courressman Jacob NJ. Campbell Is
seriously in with pneumonia at his home in
Johnstown.
Charlie Wharton, OF Chest Springs. was
bobbing around among his acqualntances in
tulS place on Muuuu1s
Mr. Michael Berry, a well-known eIti-
zen ot wilmore died st his home In that
place on Sunday last, aged about go years.
At a lawn fete for the benefit OF the
Ebensburg Cadets on Wednesday evening,
the sum of S57 90 was added to the treasury.
"A picnic was held at Delaney. on We'd
nesday last for the benefit Of the new Cath.
ole church which is about being built at
that place.
Mr.. T. b O'Hara, OF the livery firm ~
O'Hara Bros viii move TO CressOn on
Monday next to take charge OF their ttv-
cry at that place.
Miss Lucy Bender, of ST. Augustine, Is
visiting friends in Bedford, and intends Wis
itlng Cleveland. Ohio and other places be-
fore returning home.
There are no less than twelve Repuoli-
can gentlemen In Blair county who are will
ing and anxious 10 serve the people In the
otficial capacity OF sherig,
On Monday last lightning struck sta
BILE In Altoona, belonging 10 II. X. Filler.
setting u on IRE and damaging II so badly
that Il win have 10 oe rebuilt
-Messrs. Augustine Sharbaugh and Phil
ip J. Dietrich two Of CarrolltoWn's most
progressive business men were among the
visitors 60 our town on Tuesday.
On Monday last at the State Depart
ment at Harrisburg a charter was granted
20 the Keystone building and loan assooia-
tion OF Johnstowu capital, 81 O00, 900.
Mrs. Jane SomervTlIs, mother OF Mir.
John SommervIlls. OF Susquohanna town
ship. died az the residence OF her daughter
IN Chsrrytree on Sunday last, aged - years.
j. NJ. Jardine was struck by an engine
at Johnstown on tuesday night and re-
celved injuries that will likely prove fatal.
He was brought TO the almshouse on We'd
nesday.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DIR. j. B.
Mayer s3i Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
st once, no operation or delay from bust
ness, sttested by thousands OF cures after
Others fail.
"A Mifilin county woman recently killed
a blacksnake which measured four feet, six
inches In length. lt vas opened and found
t. contain 4 house snake two feet, eight
Inches long.
"A game OF base ball was played in
this place on Wednesday between the ST.
Augustine club and the Ebensburg club,
resulting in victory for the latter by q
score OF - to s.
The assignees sale OF the real estate of
Joseph Gutwald on Saturday last was ad-
lourned until Saturday. June 2nd. at one o.
clock, when IL will be knocked down to the
highest bidder.
DIR. l.. ID. Hoffman, formerly a resident
OF this place. but now a citizen Of belmont,
Westmoreland county, spent a few days In
town during the present week in attendance
at court as witness.
While Adam Blllow and wife, of Howe
township, Perry county, were waiting on a
sick father, some wretch bur ned down his
stable. His dwelling and outbuHdings
were saved with difficulty.
Jacob LIddick told another Perry couu-
ty boy named Peters to hold up his leg
while he shot under il with his revolver.
The result was that Peters had to have the
bullet taken Ou5 OF his leg.
Wool Wool Wanted at AIcDonaId's
store, Loretto, Pa The highest price allow
ed. Part cash paid il desired, or woolen
goods, Kentucky jeans and misses and
ladies' shoes at cost In exchange.
An unfurnished house OF seven rooms
IN the east ward Ebensburg will be ready
for occupancy and for rent by the 18TH OF
June next, will be rented for the summer or
for term OF years. For particulars ap-
ply 20 Henry Byrne, Ebensburg, Pa.
Wanted at McDonald's store in Loretto
Pa, 5000 ms Of clean dry wool 1000 bushel
Of good potatoes 500 bushels OF hand picked
beans also batter, eggs, dried apples. and
n ENN 1t
which the highest prices will De paid.
Mr.. Michael Mcbride. one OF the candi-
dates for the nomination for sheriff at the
Democratic primaries. 10 a card publish
ed In another column, withdraws from the
the contest, thus leaving the race open to
Messrs. Kinney, LangbeIn and McClelland
We have speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Dlphtheria. Canker Mouth, and
Headache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
il II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 90 cents. Sold by Dr. T. J. Dawson.
An unknown man was struck and in
stantly killed by the engine Of the Altoona
Express on Saturday morning about a quar-
ter OF mile east OF the viaduct. He was
about 80 years OF age, wore Kentucky Jean
pants, checKeTed shirt. and grey cloth sack
coat. There was no clue to his Identity
President Judge Turst, OF BelIefonte. Is
presiding In our Court during the present
week. Judge Furst holds the judicial reins
with steady hand, pIesides with dignity,
has created a favorable impression on our
people. and Is highly regarded by the mem
bers OF the bar as a learned and able jurist
County COMMISSIONER clerk. Dan.