The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-13
cambria freeman.
EBEN "a.
.TD1Y. -1PRIL I3. 1855.
-LOC4L IND PERSON.AL.

Mrs, r l. Davis, OF TINS pace, Is laiu
"a with rheumatism.
Mrs. John a Blalr IS visiting friends
asd relatives In Altoona,
-Fx-Sherin Blair last week received his
,snsion as a Mexican survivor.
Mr.. f c. Parrish purchased a field in
chmbria township from Mr. Bart McCabe'
1t Is said thar quite number of houses
IN be erected in this place during the com
ing sumner.
The Cherrytree test well is down about
az feet and two small veins of gas have
beeu struck.
Mr.. Edward Duuegan, of st. Angus
tino. Pa. % visiting friends in this place the
present week.
Mr. Harry Crawford, OF New York City,
formerly OF this place, was in town during
Dc present week.
Mr.. Joseph Bearer has broken ground
for the ere ctlon ot a new house on his farm
a Carroll township
The public schools in this place. with
De exception or one room, closed in the
enriy part part OF this week.
The publication ct the Tseasurer's sales
of lands for unpaid taxes, crowds ont
humber of local items and communications.
Mr. David Davis, ot Woodvsle. formerly
of this place. WAS circulating among rela-
fiyts and friends in this place on wsdnes-
bay,
Mr.. William EimhalI, Of the firm OF
Brown & Kimball. OF thus place, Is living
81 In
EXAMINATION Of the lungs.
-Messrs. J. A. aud r. Il. O'Hara, OF this
place. on Wednesday sold out their livery
sahle 70 Mr.. J a. Denny, who viii conduct
Dc business in the future
The pupils Of the 5, augustine school
ril give an entertainment In the hall AZ
fhat place on Saturday evening. = pril II.
1sSS An are cordially invited.
"A corps o. engineers is nc work on the
headwatcrs og Black'Ick. and it Is intlmated
that a railroad viii be built down that
strpnm before many months Indiana Mes-
d yer.
The city fathers OF Carrolltowu intend
hvesting the revenue accruing to the bor-
ough under the PROV isions or the new
license law, In building water works for the
fown.
H. H. Myers, Esq. OF this place, has
been drawn as a Grand Juror for the May
ferm OF United States District Court. to be
held at Pittsburg on the first Monday OF
sIay next.
TIE Postmaster General has Informed
Songress ttat among the claims o, post
masters tor losses OF Government funds,
that OF Peter McGoueh. Of Portage, by bur
g'ary is dIsallowsd, as the loss resulted from
negligence.
We have speedy and positive Cure
FOR Catarrh Diphtheria. Canker Mouth, and
Headache, in ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
\ b II YOU desire heath and sweet breath
Price 90 cents. Sold by Dr.. T. j. Dvlson.
4 "A lot OF household furniture, consisting
4 Of beds and bedding, chairs, tables. dishes,
CARPETS, and lot OF other articles too num-
.crous 60 mention will be sold at the resi-
Hence Of David r. Jones, about two miles
nor,heast OF Eoeusburg, on Cto-day), CFri-
day), at 2 O'Clock.
A Normal School for teachers will omen
az Loretto, IN the public school building.
about the latter part Of April. Competant
teachers will nave charge. Good boarding
can be secured at low rates. For further
Information address w. A. B. Little or W.
W. McAteer, LOretto, Pa.
The store room OF Maurice Nathan, on
Main street. JoEustown, was bureuralized
on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning
and goods valued at about $1,000 were car
red of. The goods taken consisted OF
watches, reyolvers, isweIry, etc The en-
trance was effected by boxing panel out
Of the back door.
On Tuesday evening lightning struck
the house occupied by Clement Mock, on
Third street Altoona, passing down the
chimney and knocking the stoyepipe 20 the
tiCor filling the rooms with SCOT and smoke.
Mrs. Mock received a slight shock, but her
threa children, who were In the room with
her. were unlnjured.
The Normal school. OF this place. will
open next Monday morning. Students will
meet in school building, at 10 O'Clock for
enrolment and classification. The pros
pects are encouraging for large school.
Where two or more attend from the same
family, there will be n reduction made from
the regular tuition OF S6.
Mr.. Adam Miller, one OF Elder town
ships good citizens was in town on Mon
day Nlr. Miiler's farm adjoins the new
town ot Hastings, and he Eas already laid
out aud disposed of number OF lots TO
parties purchasing with the expectation
that there will be a boom in real estate m
that vicinity in the near future.
We learn that the steam saw mill OF
MI Michael Bracken, Of Ga'itziu. situated
about three miles north OF that place on the
Cresson * Clearfeld railroad. was DESTROY
ed by tire On Monday night. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000, II is the third steam
saw mill that Mr.. Bracken has lost by FIRE
within The last FIVE years.
The Loretto Merchandise COmpanv now
offers their entire stock, consisting OF dry
goods, dress goods, hardware. queebsware.
ladies', mems and childrens shoes, hats and
caps at cost 10 close out Many goods ar
less than present wholesale price. All per
sons indebted to the frm are reques ted 70
call and settle their accounts before NAV 1st.
On Friday last Mr.. ohm Cunningham.
OF Cambria township. while working on his
steam saw mill, attempted to move the saw
guide while the saw was in motion. He
made misstroke in some way and hi,
hand, coming in contact with The saw, wa.
badly lacerated. IL was at first thought
that he would lose couple OF his fingers
but we understand the physicians now have
hopes OF saving them.
On Tuesday light OF last week George
Lussell, OF near Ceokport. broke into DR.
Geo Martins drug store, and carried of
about 81 90 in money, a few pieces OF old
coins, three razors and three knives. He
vas arrested on Wednesday at his home IL
Iteen township and hrnnght hack q