The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11


last on the retirement OF Ex- Sheriff Gray
FROM among their number. TOOK the occa-
sion to present him with a handsome silver
snuff box The presentation speech was
was made By VI Kittell. Esq. Ia hap
py manner and the retiring officer who was
rak'n unawares responded by returning his
thanks 10 the generous donors
Mr.. Augustine Shoffnpr, OF CIearrsld
township, residing about one mile east OF
81. Augustine, on Tuesday, January 18th
will dispose OF a large amount OF personal
property, consisting OF horses. cattle. sheep.
hngs. farming implements OF every descrlp-
tIon. harness, hay. cora oats rye. etc Sale
to commences AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
reasonable credit wiz be given.
-GeorVe w Suttsr. ST Jefferson county.
has been awarded 81 200 damages from the
township OF Young Tor an injury received
! by the oyerturning OF a sled loaded with
boards, caused by deep gsster or rut In the
road. This Is another warning tn townshio
supervisors to keep an eye on the roads IL
they wish 10 prevent accidents which almost
always result with bill OF damages.
John S. Mason. a resident OF MInmont.
Union county, who was emrloyed as a
brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad.
fell from freight train on Sunday morn
Ing at the ( Ist end OF the Tunnel and IN
stautly killed. He was not missed from his
train untR after its arrival at Altoona when
he was found to be missing. rhe DECEASED
was about twenty-one years of age and had
been rsilToad'nS for about year.
In PeunsyIvania according to the de-
ci@ion OF the Supreme Court of the State
In the case OF Bapsou ct al vs.. MAXWELL ct
al, a rnar-ied woman has a right To loan
morey 10 her husband and 10 taEe security
therefore, or 20 rCct.iye pay yment therefor
/ oy e0nveyapce OF his property. She stands
! exactly IN the ssme position rs any other
creditor would, and be has n right To pre-
ter her claim as well rs that of any other
\ creditor.
! In order To close out her stock before
moving Mrs r. (. Jores will reduce by
/ the latter part OF this week large
amount OF goods, including ladies' and
ehiidrens' coats and wraps, plush coats
and wraps, ladies' aud chiidren's wooi aud
! mixed hose. gloves. underwear. skirts.
hats, haudkerchiefs, etc, also cloths. cash
meres, table cloths, towels, and bed
I spreads, and odds aud ebds OF diffarsnt
2 Kinds OF goods.
/ 1T Is proposed to amend the present L.
cense laws OF the State in several particu-
lars. A member from Allegheny presents
/ the chsnGes IN the tower house. One Il
/ that applicants for license may get their
ooudsmeu anywhere In the county, and not
I BE- coudned to the borough, ward or town
/ snip in which the license Ia asked for. The
/ otner proposition il 20 take the licensing
/ power ffom the Quarter Sessions court, aud
place 70 In the hands OF a special board OF
Z commissioners 70 be appointed ~ tho court.
"A pIann tuner who says that pianos IRE.
/ quent!y detsrlorats because they are a.
lowed 70 become too dry. prescrihes this
remedy Keep growing pisnt In the
room, aud - long es your plant thrives
your piano Chs to. or eiss there's some
thing wrong with II. Just :ry 10. AMI see
how much more water you'll have To put in
tue dover pot IN the suon whsre your piano
/ Is in than IN any other room Some people
keep hugh vase or urn with sopping
wet sponSs In IL, BsRr or under tn piano.
aud keep it molsteued just as a cigar d-oIer
\ does HE stock. Tney keep this up al the
/ time tho ares are on
The many friends OF Register and Record
er CelesJibe j. Blair and his es,inable wife
will be sory to learn OF The deep uftictiors
! that they have been called upon 10 bear IN
the past few days. On Thursday OF last
I week, ManGeleta. bright and interesting
/ little daughter. aged about four years was
I stricken with membraneous Group Ind her re-
/ mains we're laid 70 rest In the Catholic Gem
stery IN this plBce on Sunday last. On
Tuesday evening another little daughter,
Sgd about three years breathed her last
being victim Of the same dread disease.
The symp sthies OF the eLtire community 90
out to the grief stricSen parents.
Mcdonald at Lorrtto. Pa, sim cout!n-
nes 70 knock the bottom out of high prices
for spot cash OF trade as follows Sugar.
g, 7. and cents per pound teas, s5. 50
and 20 cents per pound coffee. Is, % and
- cents per pouad D boxes coffee essence
10 cents papers baking soda, 10 cents /:
! boxes (looO) matches, 10 cents o pieces
good soap, 25 cents pounds oatmeal. 25
cents pounds barley. IS cents pounds
potash OF I've, % cents orooms. 25 cents ;
gal lamp oii. 80 cents cal. best syrup.
50 cent? auur 81 % per sack; salt. a %
per barrel. AL other goods at equally .ow
prizes for spot cash or trade, vet we refuse
no netgh5or a snort accommodation 30 or 90
days.
We learn that A. T. PindIe, z O., agent,
etc, for The Cambria Land Companv. {"
has recently sold to capitalist, for cash
a5t - a gCcd price, \ considerable body Of
the cusl. only, underlying lands owned by
thr above name company situate in Black
LICK township, Cambria county. The Indi-
D - .rrF.-.
developments of the extensive ana valuable
mineral, tmser srd other natural resources
OF 'h7 Biaekiick region, and the company
referred to is undoubtedly aiding that ob-
60 ~ inviting capitalists 20 purchase por-
ucus a. the thousands OF acres OF superio-
sn't coal lands which it owns in that local
rr' nnd thus mutually distributing The 10
terrst In opening up Its products 70 railroad
trade -A't00Ra Times.
On Monday night Ex-Sheris GRAY ave
an oyster sIpDer Et the Central Hotel. 10
waica he Invited the members n the bar.
the officials about the Court House and
nauisrous other friends. Everything pass
81 on pleasantly and all united IN express
s'ons Of regret az the close OF Sheriff Gray's
'ue.al cereer. During his term OF ONCE ne
vas ooiiging. careful and prompt Ia the
olscaargs OF hts Official duties while in tbs
execution of ths hzrsher concomItants OF
tNe S-er'f's oliee he was generoas and
humane and caused as little distress to the
unfortunate debtors from whom he was
~''Srd TO collect Es was possible In the er-
eeltion ot his Official duties. Sheriff Gray
o-s many friends Ia Ebensburg who will be
''''S 70 miss bis accustomed presence.
Tue following ac,5uut OF ths death of
h's' Kettle Looerts. VINO with her parents
"'u'e5'I resided In E1ens1u=S. Ne take
lt'n th' HuntiaSion Local Ne,os MS.