The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-04-12
Local IND PERSONAL.

-EOensburg has hsst-class oIchesu@'
Ten inches Of snow fell in this place on
Saturday.
Nice slippers at K. L. Davis shoe store
for % cents.
-Ex-SherT Blair was In Johnstown on
Tuesday last
Mr.. d. G.. Myers. OF Ashvllle. was in
town on Thursday.
Mr.. Alex. Waters is clerking at Mr..
John Owens store.
Major Spangler, Of Benetonte, Pa,
was in town on Friday.
Mr.. George ~. Waltz, of Csrrontown,
was In town on Thursday.
e. II. Dunegan, ESQ, OF st. Augustine,
was visitor to our town on wednesday.
Hon John ID Thomas, of Carroltown,
was to be seen on our streets on Thursday.
The population OF Cambria county in
$50 was 2 .O76. To-day 1t is about 10000.
MIR. Enoch Short removed from Cambria
township TO Carroll township on WedEes-
day last
There will be plenty Of work for car
penters in EbensburG and vicinity during
the coming Summer,
The grading of the extension Of the
Bells Gap railroad from McGee's TO Cush
Creek is progressing.
The grass is green but not nearly so
green as the man who wants all the news
aud doesn't take the FIgEEMAN.
County Superintendent Leeoh Is max
ing improvements on the building he re-
raptIv purpbaspd pu HiCh street.
MIR. Thomas OFT, one of the enterpris-
Ing business men Of St. Boniface. was a Wis
itor to our Office on Saturday last
Mr. Peter Huber, Jr-, of CaTolltown,
passed through this place on Tuesday ON
his way 10 Latrobe 10 visit friends.
The Ebensburg boys have organized n
base ball club and are soliciting subscrp-
tions to defray the expense of renting a
field.
Mr. James NJ. Burk. OF Portage, has a
lot OF valuable mineral right In close prox-
Unity TO the railroad. which he offers for
sale.
Miss Maud Bender, who had been
visiting in Altoona for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in this place on Sat
urday last.
Mrs Plank, an aged and respected
lady OF this place. who was lying seriously
an tor the past two weeks is AZ present
improving.
Mr.. Joseph Fhrabaugh. the photograph
er will be ready 70 meet customers at his
gallery in CarroIltowu from April 10 until
April -, 1889,
Captain Thomas Davis and his son Fred
started ON Tuesday last TO the Black IIIls,
Dakota, where the Captain is interested in
mining property.
Mr.. Albert Boslet passed through town
on Tuesday on his way to visit his brother,
Mr.. August Boslet, who resides IN LaJTobe,
Westmorelaud county.
"A CIearde,d ire company went down
the river on a pair OF RATS from that place to
Lock Haven on Thursday Of last week TO
attend a parade and ball.
Rev Father Rosensteel, at one time pas
Tor OF ST. Johns Catholic church, johns
town, has been appointed pastor Of the
Catholic church at Ashville.
MIR. j. A. Shoemaker, who has the cou-
tract for erecting the telephone line from
Carrolltown TO Hastings expects To have Il
NNAA tl'fNN va NNoNAal AfAAH
Voters whose poll tax receipts ran out
at She February election must have them
renewed by April is, Il they wish to vote
at the special elec tIon In June.
-Adjutant General Hastings has secured
transportation for the entire National
Guard TO attend the centennial celebration
In New York on the 3Oth OF April.
Mr.. cha rles Buchanan, formerly tisket
agent at Johnstown, died at that place on
Tuesday morning. He resigned his position
as ticket agent only short time ago.
Mr. Joseph a Strittmatter, OF Carroll
township, passed through town on Tuesday
last on ms way home after two weeks
visit TO relatives and friends in westmore-
land county.
Mr.. Patrick Lynch died at his home IL
Galhtzin TOWNSHIP on Saturday last. ageC
about - years. His remains were inferred
In the Catholic cemetery at Wilmoro OF
Monday last.
Mr.. Philip Stoltz and wife, Of Carroll
township, who were called 70 the sick bed
OF Mrs August Boslet in Latrobe, on Tues.
day, passed through this place yesterday on
their return trip home.
AT the sale OF personal property of VIM.
Fair, In Cherryhi!l, a few days ago, potatoes
sold at 40 cents per busaeI. Wagon loads
Of potatoes can be bought Ia this place at 2,
ceuts.-EldiJnG Messenger.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has N936s persons in its employ. This in,
cludes every one who serves the company
from the President down to the smallest
water boy on a gravel tain
-Messrs. Coulter and Hui. this place,
who are possessed OF q block OF coal land
on the south side Of the Conemaugh river
VIII soon open shaft near East Cone
maugh Green,5Jrrg Democrat.
George Dick son OF T. W. Dick, ESQ,
OF this place, started on last Tuesday morn.
ing tor Carney, Nebraska where be has au
uncle living and where he will remain pei
manenly II he likes the country.
Mr.. James L. erger. OF Altoona, has
been filing Sac place ot Mr. Bart NcCabe
as engineer on the Branch for the past two
weeks since tie wreck near Munster when
HI hcCa5e was slightly injured.
Subscribers who contemplate a change
o. residence. involving a change OF their
P'e' ouiee, vii, please notify US where they
Re1 -lrir papsts now as well as 10 what post
oiles they waat them sent hereafter.
A business meeting OF The members OF
'ne Holy Name Catholic Church. this place.
was held on sunday last. after Bass. to dis
.1's 'Hr question o. BUILDING a new resi-
uenee tor 'he pastor. Nothing definite was
decided upon.
Howard MoorheGd, OF Stoueryile.
"es'moreiaEd county, while on his way
non Sco,tdale. late last Tuesday night. and
10aef TIE influence OF liquor lay down on