The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-16
LOC4L .lN.D PERSONAL.

Mr.. Il. A. MePike, OF the Altoona
7,r,ss. was Ia town on Tuesday.
W H. McNIulleu, OF Johnstowu, is en- !
Moved in the Register and Recorders Office. .
Joseph Miller, one OF AshvIlle's good
Datured audlords, was ia town on Wedues
day
Mr.. Webb GTiGhth, OF Kane, Pa. spent
last sunday In town under the paternsl
roof.
Hon. W. Horace Rose, OF Johnstown,
speut sunday at the Lloyd House In this
place.
Mo. Henry O'Nen, OF Pittsburg who
Was visiting hts sisters, the Misses O'Seils.
IN this place last week, returned home on
Monday,
Mr. Ed McNeells, OF Johustown, Is
studyiug law with Hor. John Feulon In
this place.
"A child OF John Lloyd, (tsnner) re.
slt.ur In the West ward, died on Saturday
OF ,ast week.
Joseph Hogue. Esq, OF Allegheny
township, spent few hours Ir town on
Wednesday.
The bricklayers haye commenced work
on the new residence ot Mr. A. w. Buck on
Center street.
MIR. Worth Blair and family. OF AItoo-
m. are visiting his parents, Mr.. John A.
Blair and wife.
Mr. Ei, shields, Of Loretto, accompan-
Teddy his son Etdie, were visitors to our
otice on Thursday.
Miss Louisa Etnkead, who has been
f.F "a -
visiting at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richards, of
Zsnesvir. ohio, are visiting their son, DIR.
I. NJ. Richards, IN this place.
Misses Maggie and Katie Dunegau, OF
ST. Augustine, we're among the many Sisi>
tors 10 EbensbUrg this week.
"A little fve>year-old daughter OF John
Lynch, Esq, OF summit, died on Sunday
evening from cholera infantum.
Mr.. ID. Fl. KI,kead and family took up
their residence In the house belonging to
Mr.. Edward rifiith on Monday.
"A pair OF eye glasses were found on
Julian street on Thursday which the owner
can have by calling at this office.
The next Teacters' Institute in Blair
county will be held during the week begin
ming Monday, December so. 1850,
Mr.. John Seaman and sister, Miss Mary
took their departure for Altoona to-day
(Friday) where they will visit friends.
The Altoona Mirror has commenced the
publication OF an eIght-page paper every
SATURDAY.. y psuay paper evidently pays
In that city.
The body OF John Frank, a Washington
street saloon Keeper who was lost in the
JohusJowu food, was found on Saturday
last near bis house.
Work has been commenced on a coal
road 70 run three miles up the mountain,
connecting with the Cresson & Coa.pOrt
road at DysaTts station.
John Roth. John Black and Joseph
White were brought to Jail on SataId ty
from JohnstOwn for removing and stealing
articles found amoCg the ruins.
Two bodies were dug out Of the sand at
Johnstown on Saturday and one OF them
was identified Rs that OF Alexander HamiI-
ton, Jr., a we,l-kuuwn resident
The teachers aud students OF the Lor-
etto Normal appreciate the kindness Of the
Franciscan Brothers In giving their hall for
the purpose ot holding an entertainment.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j. r.
Mayer, s3I Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay irom bush
ness, attrsJed by thousands Of cures after
others fail.
On Monday evening the house OF James
hcGowuu, of Hastings, was discovered to
be on fire aud together with all the furni.
ture it contained was burned. The Cdgin
OF the Gee is unknown.
-LOST-B-tweeu New Germany and
Summerhil on Saturday, August TO- a silver
watch. liberal reward will be gi ven by
returning the same to Miss Tindle, Maple
Park Hotel Euensburg.
For the next 80 DAYS at Cressou Springs
gallery best cabinet photographs only q. 90
per dozen 10 clubs OF ten. The person
getting up the club will receive one dozen
free.-W, L. Perry, photographer.
The body OF Evan Hughes who was
lost In the Johustown flood was found on
Monday evening near where he resided
Mr.. Hughes was brother-i iu. law OF Mr..
Edward Owens, OF Cambria township.
-One OF the oldest and most reliable OF
the large business houses employing agents
".
See their advertisement elsewhere in this
issue headed "a Chance to make money"
Homer Vaughn. editor or the S,.ndav
Graphic Ne'cs, Altoona, died on Thursday
OF last week after weeks Illness. He was
- years OF age. was energetic and sue
eesstul newspaper man and was highly es-
teemed by large circle Of friends.
We have speedy and positive Cure
Tor Catarrh, DIphtheria, Csnker Mouth, aud
headache, 10 ShiOh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
you desire health and sweet breath.
Fr'ce o. cents. Sold by DR.. T. j. Dawson.
Judge II. H. Cummin, member OF the
nooa relief commission appointed by Gov
e'uot Beaver, died at Cresson, Sunday
uio'ulnS al eight o'clock Of Brisht's disease.
tue Oody was taken to Wiiiamsport, his
'ale nome, on special car rendered by the
OiueiaIs OF the Pennsylvania road. The re-
MANS were accompanied by Mrs. Cummin
4nu lsr daughter and son.
"A correspondent writes in regard 10
'ae pest OF the pantry. red ants. that ",bev
cannot travel over wool OF rag CARPET. I
covered my door with coarse baizs. set nv
sota on that, and have 90, been troubi-.t
since Cover shelf 10 your closet M nan
~ WITH flannel, set whatever Won wish -
p rom The ants on It, and they will az
onee u'sappear. have tried IT,"
The LoreJto Normal school will hold
" entertainment 10 the hall Of ST Frsnc,s.
ToueRe on Saturday evening. Aug. pam
ue exercises will consist OF recitauons
uecHmations, pIays, music. miscsu,nso,s
eAeLcl.es. etc etc. NJ min. -..l.I- -