The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-06
Cambria fireman
L0G4L IND rERSONAL.

MIR. Ed Shields. OF Lorettc, was yisl-
tor 10 our town on Monday.
MIR. NJ r. Denny. of Gallitzin, spent ID
few hours m town on Monday.
Mr.. Christian Walters. one OF White
townships best citizens, was in town on
Thursday
MIR. +. James and daughter, OF this
place, started on Tuesday last on n visit 10
relatives in Ohio.
Among the licenses refused in Blair
county last week, was that OF John Fitz-
harris, formerly OF Ebensburg.
Mrs. f. G.. Kerr, OF this place. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. II. Luton,
of Johnstowu, returned home on Tuesday
last
A ane vein Of white limestone, about
eight feet in thickness has been opened NJ
by Mr. White about a half mile from Nick
town.
Miss Dtllie Noel, who has been in this
place for the past two years, took her de-
parture on Thursday for her home In Car
rolltown.
-Messrs. Thomas Shoemaker. L. B. Kit
teI and II. f. Fenlon, all old Ebensburgers.
but now or Belle;oute, spent Easter Sunday
in this place.
Two freight trains collided at Summer
hin on last Friday evening, causing a
wreck that delayed trains for several hours.
No one was injured.
Miss Clara Evans, daughter OF Mr. d.
Evans OF this place, who has been visiting
IN Pittsburgh during the past winter return
ed home last Monday.
-IacobPenuington, one OF Clearfield
couuty's oldest citizens. who died recently,
was married three times and was the father
OF twenty-uine children.
On Tuesday last, after opening the bids
for the building Of the annex to the Aims
house tho directors concluded To postpone
the building FOR the present.
Mr.. Andrew Eckenrode, OF the firm of
Eckeurode Il Hopple OF CarrolItowu. pass
through this place on Monday morning on
his way to Philadelphia % buy goods.
On Monday night about twenty Italians
arrived In town, and on Tuesday morning
they started for Hastings where they ex-
pect to find employment on the new rail.
road.
Luther ShafIer. the murderer OF Isaiah
Colby and Nora, his wife, was hanged at
Lock Hayen on wednesday. The execu-
tion was successfully conducted without
anv accident.
Mr.. Henry Campbell. Of BlackIIck
township, on saturday last lost his pocket
book containing slss On the clay pike be-
tween the residence of Mt. David J. Jones
ana this place.
MIR. Michael O'Neil. OF Altoona, an en-
gineer on the Pennsylvania railroad, was
shaking hands with his friends IN this place
on Thursday. Mike fred on tho branch
about ten years ago.
Mr.. A. T. Piudle, OF this place. while
hunting a telegraph operator on Monday
night fell into ditch which was dug for n
water pipe in one Of the back alleys. He
sustained no serious injuries.
"A sunday train has been placed on the
Cresson 4 C!earteld road, leaving Cresson
at $50 A. VI, and stopping at all stations,
ARRIVING at Irvona Rt 1905 a. VI. Returning
the train leaves lrvona az LAS A. VI.
Mrs r f Jones removed her millinery
store on Monday last 20 the Tuder building
formerly occupied by Messrs. Dufton x Son,
who on the same dav removed their hard
ware store to the building vacated by Mrs.
Jones.
The Loretto Merchandise Company now
offers their entire stock. consisting OF dry
goods, dress goods, hardware, queensware.
ladies'. mems and chIldrens shoes. hats and
caps at cost 10 close ou. MANY goods at
less than present wholesale price.
Tho New York World OF Tuesday an
-
on Monday last, OF Mrs. Ann Caroline Bel.
las widow OF the late Or. Aristide Rodrigue,
formerly Of Ebens burg, ana well-known to
many OF the older citizens Of this place.
We nave speedy and positive Cure
Tor Catatrh, Dipbtheria, Canker Mouth. and
Headache, In Shilon'S Catarrh Remedy. 4.
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
u You desire health and sweet breath.
Price 90 cents. Sold by DR.. T. j. Dawson
Thomas Neary. an old citizen OF Johns
town, was so badly crushed by being caught
between two freight cars Ia the old blast
furnace yard at JohnstOwn on Friday last
t1at he djcd in about forty minutes after
the accident. lie was about fifty-six years
OF age.
The following named persons can each
obtain a letter by calling at the Ebensburg
post office Miss Emma Williams, Mr.. A
Y. Carpenter, Mr.. Howard Himmelwright,
Mr John r. Mckinney. Jr. Persons ap-
plying for these letters will please state
they were advertised.
When you visit Altoona don't fail to
visit the clothing store Of Messrs. McCon-
nell \ Saupp, In 81 Lawrence Block. corner
where you will find all the latest spring
style OF mems and bows clothing. which they
sell al the very lowest prices.
Celery used as follows is said to 5e
sure cure for rheumatism: Cut into bits,
boil in water until soft, the water to be
drank hy the patient. Put new milk, with
little lour and nutmeg. into a sauce pan
with the boiled celery, serve Il warm with
pieces OF toast, and eat I. with potatoes.
1t is supposed the Oldest inhabtant Of
western Pennsylvania died few weeks ago
near Apollo. Richard Leuen, well known
60 many in Westmorelaud and Armstrong
counties fell on the ice, and the injuries re-
ceived theretrom proved fatal He was
almost one hundred and three years OF age.
A puglistc min occurred on Monday
last in the Court House, HoIlIdaysbure. be-
tween a limb Of the law from Altrona aud a
Blair county Oflicial IN which there was
more blood spilled than at the late inter
natlona! contest between Sullivan and
Mitchell II was neither hippodrome nor
draw and the Altoona man came out sec.
ond best.
The strikers at the Edgar Thompson
steel works held another meetiuc NJ Read
dock on Wednesday, TO consider Mr. Car