The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-04
ZOCIL IND PERSONAL.


.,i,h, KIT of sncw fell on Nav 2ud.
seed onions were never known to be so
- in thl, place as they are this spring.
-Nr.J d Denny purchased fine driv-
lor horse while ia Johustowu few days
" Have you bought your reserved seat
&cKpt for the "Mikado"? IL not, do so at
'ouce.
The appearance Of the Central Hotel, Of
ms place is being improved BY coat OF
paint
Altoona has raised the sum of $50. OoO
Atowards getting six mill established In
fhat city.
Francis O'Frjel Esq, and Ed. ShieIds7$
I'D Loretto, were to be seen on our streets
sou Wednesday
-DG 4. Gdm:h and wife returned home .
ton Saturday from Florida where they have 4
been since last t1lL
n Mr.. Albert Bender, OF the Cambria .
. House. is confined to his bed with the in .
hammatory rheumatism.
The Junior base ball club, q this place, I
.on Saturday last defeated the Normal school
club by a score OF ~ % 3.
Don Kittel, Esl., and Mrs. Maud Sean
ban. his sister, started on Tuesday last on
yisIt TO friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. sherman Evans, formerly OF this
h lace but now Of Kane, is visiting at the
home Of his parents In this place.
Miss Ann Mcdonald. Of this place re-
turned home on Monday, after visit to
Friends and relatives in Pittsburgh.
DIR. T. NJ. Richards, wife and child
sstarted oa Wednesday morning on a visit to
his parents who reside at Zanesv Vile, Ohio.
Register aud Recorder Blair, accompsn.
led by his wife. left on Thursday morning
Nor a trip to New York and Washington.
Among the names OF the subscribers to
the Altoona silk Mlll fund we find the Aame
Of Rev. Thomas Walsh, Of this place for
s2u0.
Mr.. l.. j. briggs has commenced work
on his steam Touring mill near the station
and expects 20 have IL running this coming
fall.
Mr.. John Schroth, postmaster at VIII
more, is lying dangerously III at his home in
that place, with but little hopes for re-
coyery.
-Messrs Thomas Davis and son have
the contract FOR the stone work on the new
building OF the Sisters Of ST. Joseph in this
place.
-SwindHn2 HRhtninG-rod agents are
operating in the south of the county and
have victimzed several farmers. Look out
for them.
The Mountain House at Cresson will
open on Saturday the 10th Instant. under
the management of Mr.. Dunham, of the
Logan House. Altoona
A number Of Apache children. belong
ing to Geronimo's tribe. arrived at the To-
dian Training school, Carlisle, one day last
week from Pensacola, Fla.
The Sisters of st. Joseph, of this place
have torn down the centre OF their large
building preparatory 10 replacing ii with a
large four story brick building.
On Monday John Sharkley, of Prospect,
employed by the Cambria Iron Company.
had his left thigh broken by rail falling
upon Il while he was working in the mill
yard.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. J. B,
Mayer, s3I Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi-
ness, attsstel By thousands OF cures after
Others fail.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Eeliei
Fund's report for March says that the sun
paid for death benefits was SIS $50; for ac-
cldents. Si6i2, aud sickness $40, ,2I2 "A tota
Of SOS, 10I on all divisions
The expenses ct the Almshouse for The
month OF Apri were 81 O59. 81 Quite {
number ot the inmates have pulled out
since the advent of spring, but Tie there ar,
sti.l sixty permanent ones.
Mr.. Christ Fjtzharris, OF Houidaysburg
brother OF Captain Michael FItzharris, o
Gllutzin, has purchased the good will anC
fixtures of the ST. Charles hotel. Johustown
and will take immediate possession.
Mr. Bartholomew Stumph, an aged
gentleman Of PunNsutawuey, stepped on
a rusty nail which penetrated bis foot.
couple % weeks ago. ara, gangrene setting
Iu, % resulted in bis death on Monday last
Captain Thomas Davis and his two
sons Fred and Schuyler started on Tuesday
Tor Dakota. Mr.. Peter D1nnelly, OF Ale
gheuy township, Joined then. at Cresson
with the intention ot accompanying them
90 The Black HIS.
Mr. James McCloskey, an aged aud
well known citizen OF TunnelhIlt. was taken
suddenly ll on Thursday OF last week with
what was thought 20 be a stroke OF paraly-
SIS, but IN q few hours entirely recove rec
and IS again as well as ever.
Henry EIchensehr. former policeman
ot Prospect, where hts family now reside
died suddenly at Pensacola Florida, oI
April 2lsL He was walking on the stree
when he fell 10 the sidewalk and died II
about two hours afterward.
-S,no Australian parasites that ART
warranted to Kill fruit pests have been re
ceved IN California and are being tried b,
orchardists IL is claimed that these Iittl
bugs, no larger than fees. feed on frul
pests and rapidly destroy them.
1t Is said that hundreds OF gallons OF thi
mineral water recently discovered at Pen
field, Clearfeld county, are shipped daily Il
invalid ali over the country. The water q
described as analogous to the celebrated
water OF Cheltenham, England.
ID. W. Stevens, who halls from Altoona
and William Rhodes, two prisoners confined
in the huntington Jail made their escap
one night last week by digging through tn
stone wall. Stevens was committed fey
days before his escape. for forgery.
-On last Friday evening two boys fount
the body OF dead child, partially decom
posed, In McCartLey's woods, near Altoona
A cororets Jury rendered a verdict that n
child met its death at the hands OF som
person OF persons unknown to the jury.
New styles Of straw hats as we'll as stit
hats, and several other new styles of sum