The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-20
local AND PERSONAL.

,ostmaster at Mineral PoIrt
Mr. Thos. Q. Shoemaker, of Bellefonte.
"a visitor to our town this week.
Miss Eva Lloyd is visiting her sister,
Afr. W. Milton Brown, Of Johnstown.
The legal trout fishing season closed on
rrrv 18th, and we did not catch a trout.
Miss Ida SolssoIn, Of ConneIlsville, is
-i.itiuc Miss Maud Bender. OF this place.
Miss Marion Houpt, OF Johnstown, is
yisinpr Miss Annie Sechler. of this place.
The small boy and the little green ap-
,la are getting ready for their annual bat
.Ie
THE residence OF Mr.. James Myers. on
gigb street. in being improved by a coat OF
Mr. Matthew Zahm, clerk in the p. r.
= station at Cresscn, was in town on
Tuesday.
The brcklayers commenced work on
me new convent building in this place on
tuesday.
-Fifty-three kegs OF beer was the con.
sspment TO the uO-license town OF Indiana
on July Sd.
"A refreshing rain on sunday night anc
Monday laid the dust and greshened up
vegetation.
-Ifyou want to get a sack OF the best
aour manufactured go to Gurleys' and ask
!Or Minnehaha.
Mr.. John Given, of Altoona, has been
appointed Chief Engineer on the C-esson &
Coapor. railroad.
The old saw has il that ''Bustle is not
industry" This accounts for bustles al
gays being In arrears.
The rains OF the past couple Of days
nave sadly iuterfered With the getting in OF
thelrhny by the farmers.
IF you want contsnted ard happy
family buy Minnehaha flour and you will
always have good bread.
In the economy OF life It doesn't pay &c
be always borrowing trouble and giving a
nigh rate Of interest for It.
Mr.. Martin Ward, Of this place. is hav
zig bis house painted end when finished viii
present fine appearance.
An order has been received at the Bed
ford Springs for ten barrels of mineral wa
tsr to be shipped to Panama.
Miss Mamie Shields, OF Loretto, ha;
been visiting Miss Caddie Kerr, of thI:
place, ior the past few days.
Judge Thurman will be one of the
speakers at the annual fete of the Randall
club, Pittsburg, on September 8.
Mr.. NJ. d. Bearer, the obIiging deputy
faa faI
.he annual mission OF collecting taxes.
Mr.. E. Gregg, Jr., OF Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting IN this place for the pas
two weeks, returned home on Tuesday.
Bills are up requesting proposals foI
the supplying Of poles for the new tele-
phone line between Ebensburg and Carroll
town.
-Messrs. John and George Jones, form.
ery Of this place but now OF Allegheny
city, are visiting friends and relatives IL
this place.
The 26th day OF this month is pu
down in the astronomical predictions a:
probably the hottest day We shall hav,
this season.
Wanted at McDoual6's store, Loretto,
"a, 5000 pounds good. clean dry wool for
which the highest price will be paid. Cash
paid il desired.
The first arrival OF new wheat at Balti
more reached that city on last Friday a weeI
from Rappahannock river, Va. 1t sold a
SLIP per bushel.
The Gallitzln viRdicator has treated II
srIi to anew Campbell power printing press
we are glad to note this evidence OF brothe
htfuH's prosperity.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Official estimate is that 6,7s2, 500 bas Eets O
peaches will be shipped by rail from IN
peninsula this season.
MIR, Milton Couueu has taken ebarpe q
'he Western Union Telegraph Office NJ tbs
place during the absence OF the reeuIa
operator, Miss Eva Lloyd.
The school house In Pine townsbi,
indiana county known as the "RolII,
Nullams' school house. vas consumed by
l'e on Monday night, July 9th.
The safe FOR the Carrolltown Bank ar.
,''l az The station In this place and wa.
'aaed on a wagon and started for Carroll.
f. NAAeAaA&Il AAtetuuOu.
-Ass. Mary Ann Platt, wife OF Jeron,
-A'l who Kept the Blair House In tbb
ace IN 1869 and 20, died at Gallitzin or
N'uaay on last week, aged 90 years.
Matthew Fardy. son OF Patrick Fardv
Noodyale. had one leg taken OF and wa.
Otherwise injured in railroad aecIden
q" huaaio, New York. on Friday last
campbell Bakewell, young nan who's
u'"e Is IN Pittsburg. but who Is stopping A
a'p.e FaEk, while playing lawn tennis o,
"olday last fell aud dislocated his shoulder
-bupture cure guaranteed by DIR. i f.
AAyer, t3l Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Fas
7, once no operation or delay from busl
"s's' a'teSted by thousands OF cures afte
others fail.
me Eepublicans Of this county will
.o'd their primary elections on Satprdo,
-'u 'heir convention on Monday nexf
,-'i Commissioner Is the only Office tba
lere is eight for.
John +. Griffith. OF Kane a,.V..,
,o1n'y' prominent business man Of tia,
Haee and former resident OF FbansnnT,
4 vas. Is nominated on Tuesday last on the Re
publican ticket for Assembly.
4 After expeDdlng $1,000 drilling a tss
4 wei Tor gas and oil at Drugs Ron. CHpto,
-.'S' the work has been abandoned AZ
4 p'D OF 1855 feet. The we'll is one OF Pm,
''spest in the United states.
"A noie Is being drilled at the foot q
-Lles' grade about a mile north OF town
,.. s purpose OF finding the depth OF IA,
at That point. They are down thirty
'eet but as yet have not struck coal.
me citizens Of Dubois will procure tw,
engines TO protect their town in the ia
-'e' The borough authorities have ais,
Sls'ed an ordinance prohibiting the erec.
"'n OF wooden buildings on certain streats
s,-aNSes Misses Irene and Maude Glass, step.
!, ,'Sl'ers y. OF Judge Johnston, gave a part,
~ wednesday evening in honor of MI,