The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-07
-Mr. Ed. BolsInrer. Of Altoona. visited


There is some interesting dry goods
news in to-day's FREEMAN, furnished by
Gable & Co. in their advertisements.
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Use It n you desire health and sweet breath.
Mr.. Charles Murray. Of Cambria town
ship. who had been IU for the past year,
or longer, from consumption died at his
home on Thursday morning. aged about
fortv-eight years He leaves a wife and
five small children 70 mourn his death. His
burial will take place at the Catholic cem-
etery In Ebeusbure on Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
The annual report Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad contains the statement that among
the property damaged and destroyed bv the
great flood ware "a passenger cars, Sol
freight cars. "a locomotives, some of the lat
ter, Notwithstanding their weight. being
carried more than "a mile by the force OF the
food, and that the amount expended IN re-
pairing the loss caused BY the flood to 31st
Of December last. was SO 475 425 OIL.
in Ebensburg during the present week by
Mr Ed. McHueh, Superintendent of Mines
NJ that place; DR.. Rice, the well-known
physician; Justice Of the Peace, Anthony
Anna. and Constable p. P. Miller.
Hastings for the time was bereft of its sur
Pecn and officers, hut II Is said Squire
Anna before leaving put the inhabitants
under ball to keep the pea ce until their re-
turn, when business will again 60 on in the
regular way.
When the coustables elect were ready
To he sworn in on Monday NJ. ID. Kittell,
Esq presented a petition from a number
/ of citizens of the West ward Of Ehensburg,
setting forth that Edward W. Humphreys,
coustahIe-eIect from the West ward. was
member Of the election board at the time OF
his election and therefore Ineligible at the
| time ot his election. The Court fixed the
/ fourth Monday In March as the time for
| hearing the arguments OF counsel and rend-
/ erfnV a decision in the matter.
The Johnstowu Democrat on Tuesd day
saws AS usual there was great crowd In
/ Ebensburg Yesterday. ESensburC whisky
/ has a reputation for its psTalyzing qualities
| Not few were quite overcome. One OF
/ them was a stout chap from Lily. Whep
/ the train arrived at that place he could not
/ be aroused and II was not TIL be had
reached this city that he was awakened
| from bis stupnr. He resisted and threatened
to abuse the traInmen Officer Harris. who
happened 70 Be on the train. took him into
custody aud brought him 20 the Johnstown
lookup.
-Ahout ten O'Clock Tuesday morning
sammy Duffy, - year-oli son of Mrs.
Mary Duffv. % GreeuSbure. was badly
burned sbo1t the body and face He bad
been confined 70 bed with Ia grippe, and
during the temporary ahseree OF his mother
he got out % bed and went 10 the CRATE,
where bis night clothing took dre. rhis
frightened him 80 badly that he ran out on
the street, and had Il not been for some men
who were standing near, and who ran TO his
rescue and tore the clothes from his person,
he would h@ve been burned TO death. His
injuries aye very serious.
The card ot W. A. LantIy. OF Lower
Noder township. appears in the announce
ment column this week as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Mr. LautZy is 4
we'll Known citizen OF Lower YOder town
ship, who has been engaged as a contractor
and builder IN that end OF the county for a
number Of years and Is held in high esteem
by all acquainted with him. He has always
been a Democrat and has taken an active
part in the success OF the party. and should
he be nominated HIS election will be fol-
lowed by his well deserved election. Mr.
Lantzy Is a native Of Carroll township and
has many friends In that locality.
Some years ago John Williamson, OF
Bedford township. bought young cow in
Cumberland Valley township. When she
was two years old she gave bi-th to two
calves. Mr.. Williamson then sold her to
John Henderson, who owned her for several
years. She produced twins when she was
three years old and again at The age OF four.
When she was five she had three calves at a
birth. and wear later had twins for tbs
fourth time. Charles Burket, OF Bedford
township, then became the owner OF the an
imal, and las. Friday night she presented
him with triplets. This wonderful COW has
had fourteen calves and will not be eight
years old until next summer. - Bedford Ga
.stte.
j. Wilkinson & Son. marble and gran
ite dealers of Ebensburg Pa. wish 70 in
form the public that they are prepared TO
nv All orders for cemetery work, IN either
marble or granite, at figures that defy com
petition. The artistic excellence and su-
perior workmanship OF their designs are
evidenced by the many specimens now on
exhibition at their establishment and by the
numoerless designs which they have erected
IN the various cemeteries in this county and
elsewhere. Every department OF their bus
mess Is In the hands of skillfuI and compe-
tent workmen, who are capable OF execut-
ing any piece OF work, from the pIainest to
the most elaborate. which together with the
personal supervision that every job receives
is guarantee chat perfect satisfaction will
De given 20 the most exacting OF patrons.
Ihey have ordered forty tons Of marble
which Will arrive in March and April. and
they VIII then have as fine stock OF the
best marble that ever came to Western
Fennsylvania. Persons wishing anything
in their line would do we'll tn give them a
eau before leaving their order with any
o'uer manufacturer, you can depend
upon getting good JOB at a fair price.
"A gentleman meeting on the streets Of
Ebensourg. on Monday last. at different
times, two well-known citizens OF Black
lex township. inquired % the first as to the
health OF prominent Blacklicker. who was
reported seriously in. We'll" said he.
Mr.. - Is in pretty bad way and its
hard TO say what aiis hun" The gentleman