The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-25
EBENsBURG- PA.
rPTD4Y. NAY 20. 1855.
L0C1L. IND PERSONAL.

DIR. Stricken, of Portage, was in town
on Tuesday.
-Ex-sherlH Blair is confined to his house
with rheumatism.
Mr.. Joseph Miller. of Ashville, dropped
In to see US on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Connery. of Chest Springs,
was In town on tuesday.
New goods, latest sprina and summer
STYLES. at McDouald's store, Loretto, Pa.
Superintendent Leech will deliver the
address ON Memorial Day at East Cone
maugh.
Mr.. Edward Mower, brakeman on the !
branch train, is visiting his parents IN
Altoona.
Mr.. Abel Lloyd. Jr., OF Shady Side, |
was visiting at home in this place the past
few days.
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, OF Detroit, Mich, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Duff
ton, OF this place.
On Friday evening calf belonging TO
Mr.. Robert Davis residing near Beulah, was
killed by lightn ing.
Mr. Winfield Evans, formerly of this
place, but now of Pittsburgh, Is home on
visit to his parents.
Two horses were stolen from the stable
OF James Mccormick, near Armaugh, indi-
ana county, on Monday night.
Miss Mary Roberts, daughter OF Mr.. q.
T.. Roberts, OF this place. Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Jennie Mundon, Of Pittsburgh.
Rev. b. NJ. Kerr. of Brownsville, Pa,
formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
this place, was a visitor to our town on Mol
day.
Thomas II. Greevy, of Altoona. and
John NJ Reynolds. OF Bedford, were elected
delegates from this district to the 81. Louis
convention.
"A new portico is being added to the res
ideuce OF Conductor Snyder. The house OF
Mr.. Frank Shoemaker has undergone the
the same improvement.
Hon. Jacob Zsigle= known all over the
State as "Uucle Jake" Zeigler, editor OF
the Butler Herald, died a. his home in But
ler on sunday last, aged 75 years.
Don't fail to see the "Mikado" by the
Amateur Opera Company, on next Tuesday
evening, as it will positively be their last
appearance in this place this season.
The next exhibition of the Westmore-
land County Agricultural Society will be
held on their grounds in Greensburg on
September 18th, l9th 2Oth, and 21st.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j. b.
Mayer, SCI Arch ST., p Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once no operation or delay from busi-
ness, attested BY thousands of cures after
others fail.
The Altoona Times on Monday last en-
tered on It's fifth volume. The Times, al
ways bright and interesting is steadily grow
ing In public favor and grows in usefulness
each succeeding year.
-WOOL Wool Wanted at McDouald's
store Lore ito Pa. The highest price allow
ed. Part cash paid il desired, or wooien
goods, Kentucky jeans and misses and
ladies' shoes at cost in exchange.
Augustus Flynn. the youngest of the
Flynn family, the well-kuown lumoermen
OF Clearded county, died at his home In
JayuesvIile, on Monday lest, aged 80 years
He leaves a widow and five or six children.
The executive committee on the Juniata
Valley Editorial association will meet at
the Tribune Office, Altoona, on Thursday,
May 81, at > O'Clock Z. NJ. to select thC
place and arrange for the annual excursion
OF the association.
"A loaded car was sent down tho side
track on the Tyrone and Cleardeld road, al
Graham station on Saturday night, with the
purpose OF wrecking the night express.
The engine and express was badly damag-
ed. The design was robbery.
An unturnIshed house OF seven room
in the east ward, Ebensburg, will ne ready
for occupancy aud for rent by the 18Th OF
I'M 49,.
Tor a term of years. For particulars APP
ply 20 Henry Byrne, Ebensburg. Pa.
Wanted at McDouald's 5 store In Loretto
Pa, 5000 MS. of clean dry wool 1000 bushel:
OF good potatoes; 500 bushels Of hand picked
beans also butter, eggs, dried apples, and
all other kinds OF country produce, fol
which the highest prices will be paid.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtherin, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, in ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
e II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 80 cents, sold by Or. T. ;. Dawson
An unknown man, aged about fifty
years. slept Wednesday night of last week
on a gas conduit at the furnace of the BlaiI
Iron X Coal Company at Hollidaysburg
tttiN " - 0AlAoN1ANh- uiN - NaiS NAAAu NANstuA
o; the same kind at these furnaces within
the past year
Thomas Trevarra, employed at the stone
quarry OF Emanuel James, on the line OF
the Somerset and Cambria raiiroa eleven
miles from Johnstowu, was struck in the
abdomen 5y the handle of a derrick on Fri
day morning and so badly hurt that he died
some hours later
Mr.. William Carney. Of Munster town
ship, and Mr.. Ed. Byrue, OF this place. were
very uuceremoniouslv dropped on the street,
at the Diamond, on Tuesday evening They
were riding In a road cart and when cross
Ing the gutter the bars that holds the seat
gave way aud left them on the street. They
were not hurt.
To some Creation aud the Classics
may be heavy topic. but in The C1tho Ii
World for June Il will be pleasantly as vel
as Iearnedy treated by Mr.. MaIshau
Adams lie will show that the gifted minds
Of antiquity we're not unknowiug Of tn,
origin Of the universe as narrated In tn,
Hebrew Scriptures.
Annie Snirey, daughter Of Joseph Shl.
sey, OF walnut Grove (JOhustown). wa.
taken to DNmont Asylum on Monday morn
ing She is aged about 1C years. and ha:
been 10 a demented condition for some time
Her cOmmittal 10 the asylum was made b,
udge Johnston at the request of the girl
father. -JotUgtoJrn Tribune
The veterans residing in the neig hbOr
hood OF Ashyilie and surrounding neighoor-
hood Intend organizi, Grand Army Pos
At Ashville. A meeting VIII be held on Sat
urday evening. June 9th next at O'CLOCK
r. NJ, at the house OF Joseph Miller in Ash