The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-11-21
FBrNsBURG. PA.
,oCAI AND PERSONAL.

H.
r,s fence around the fair grounds is
,,ry completed
,,,s John H. Brown. of Johnstown, is
- friends in EbeGsburg.
rro men succeeded In licking boy on
..,,ssts on last Saturday night.
-,sre are II 900 more pupils attending
~. IN Pennsylvania than year ago.
g,n James J. Thomas. of Carroll
hin vas In town to day (Thursday.)
~. Henry Seaman. of Carrolltown, Is
l.sr her son, Mr.. William Scanlan, in
!: psss
r,-RsgIster and Recorder James NJ.
=, of Jackson township. was in town
tuesday.
n, Webster Griffith. who was absent on
20 70 Kane, McKs.n county. returned
tuesday.
vrs Harvey. Of East Couemaugb,
cisItng friends in Ebensburg, during
\ present week.
Mrs Ell. Farabaugh. OF Carrolltown.
,.,rer home In that place on Monday
-,t from typhoid fever.
vr Joseph Long. Of Croyle township,
=, vssk butchpred a steer twenty months
that dressed 5l4 pounds.
raptan Michael Fitzharr's, OF GalIit-
g,s in town toSday In attendance at the
.,tu,p as a School Director.
r,a Huntington county Teachers In
.,,a will be he held in Huntington the
!. beginning Monday, December 1st.
Tbara was slight fall of snow on We'd
.,.5av night and to-day Thursday the
.,rrd IS covered with a mantle of white.
vi.s Rachael O'Hara. who for the past
:, years has been n resident of Ebe nsburg,
Monday last took her departure for
Sissnsburg.
yr John Edwards. son Of David Ed
,,,is OF Cambria township. died on Satur-
s,7 last OF typhoid fever. He was about 81
t,ns OF age.
On Saturday the employees of the Gam
h., Iron Company and the Gautier Steel
n.r,tuent received two weeks pay,
kn1rTf'Ng 10 CLIO sovO'
We are Indebted 20 Professor John
Mccormick. Principal OF the st. Augustine
k,sooIs. for n report of the proceedings OF
he Teachers Institute.
The Grand Jury of Westmoreland
,r,v In its presantment made Saturday,
=. the county home Is in filthy condition,
\. inmates lousy and the attendants cruel.
-Nr. Frank W. Gurley of this place
ts secured position In the Duquesne rail-
r,d Office In Plttsburg, and will remove
sf,A bis family to that city in a week or
Fw
Rupture cure guaranteed by DIR. j. r.
Es7sr. s3I Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
once, no operation or delay from busl-
ks:, a,ested by thousands of cures after
her fail.
An accident near Lock Haven, on the
Es-H5y Mountain railroad. Monday even
b. killed John Davis, OF Tamaqus Har-
nsinger, OF Beavertown, and injured five
chsr, one fatally.
Nj Il. T. Kirkpatrick, OF Carroll town
Mn. died on Tuesday last from cancer In
he stomach after long and painful Illness.
Tie deceased leaves a wife and large fami-
s to mourn his death.
-For sale One OF the cosiest six~room
asusps with lot 14Ox16O feet, having all
,s,essary outbuildings, etc, and all In good
npar VII. be sold cheap. Call on or
l,i.ass the editor OF the FREEMAN.
We have speedy and positive Cure
hr Catarrh, Dlphtberia, Canker Mouth, and
lasdacha In SEuoh'S Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
Hyou desire health and sweet breath.
DR.. VI r. B. Crssry. of this place, &C
ccnps1isd by his son. Clark, left to day on
tive weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs. Ed.
SU,On. AZ Winterburn, Clearfield counsy.
During the Doctors absence, bis Office will
Y closed
Ms Michael Kilduff, mother of James
v. Kiduf, editor OF the Gailitzin Vindica-
h. died at her home In Gallitzin, on Wed>
Gs;dsy evening The funeral OF the de-
Sassd will take place on Friday afternoon
o'clock
Jacob Snaugle keeps store In Latrooe,
81 wien George Kuhn came In Tuesday
sla sIpIed vile epithpts to the proprietor
vas east out so vigorously that his leg
'as broken and his shoulder dislocated.
&slsugIe Keeps that store.
"A child Of Charles Conrad, of Allie
Gsny township, died on Sunday morning
ro1 the effects of burns sustained on the
i'svD1s Mouday by its clothing catching
fr0 al M
Z mother for few minutes.
-Ssuben Mcdonald. a constable of Coal
so1i Huntingdon county. while attempting
arrest Harrison Spoolman Saturday
sat was assaulted by the latter and re-
S'et Injuries, from which he died on
A'aisy night Sp0Olman has escaped.
-Coon hunts are expensive things ovel
TX county, but they must indulge II
aen nevertheless. The last one heard
nom eStaied loss OF a million feet OF lum-
'ei valued At 1900. the hunters havipG
'l''t Ere to keep warm, with the result
stated
Harry Riddle attempted to jump on 6
swing freight train a. Cresson on Sunday
= sud fell with his left foot under the
'l-es Two toes were mashed and be wa:
''sa 70 the Cambria Hospital at ohnstowr
treatment. After having his toe
-'''ed he was brought to the Almshouse Oh
sa1day.
lie convention of County Commission
= which assembled lately in Williams
~ adopted resolutions fayoring the abo
81 OF the Office OF Jury commissions
'PoVitlng for the selection Of iuIles b,
county Commissioners. and urging thi
'S'Age OF the tax bill, submitted to tn
Se'aiure by the tax commission.
-'nrk Booher. a Scottdale painter, wa
s,0I burned few days ago. BE had
el sons garuIsh over his clothing
Fp7oaching too near the Ere, be wa
a., stsut mass Of fame. BE ran. on
=. .'9ped into a gas main ditch and call
a. re workmen to cover him will
:. -, which they did. thus swothering th
'1- saving Booher's life.
- boxing over the columns of tn
~A4s be sure and read the adyer
'N Of Mrs. R. Z. Jones, who offer:
49, s'''' to all in dry goods. millinery
r. ladie5' aud cblldren's coats anC
ee. She offers a number OF specia