The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-05
LoCAL AND PERSON Al.

,.., E'air House. IN this place. spen:
~,r DAYS in town during the present week.
,,out Two inches OF snow fell o n We'd
.,Iov night and along with W hat had
,rsyiously fallen gives us pretty fair sleigh
d.
Nassrs. briggs Bros. are putting In two
-oIls IA their grlst mill IN this place, in
.45ti5n to the new machinery put In some
tine ago.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DIR. j. Il.
,,,,sr s3l Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
:, ,6nee. no operation or delay from busi>
:. sttested by thousands Of cures after
others fall
THE Concert Roller organ at Carl RI
,i,s, store IS an Instrument whIch every
,.rirv ought to have. II is strong and VIII
- -f.tIme. A child can set il and play
with ease.
Nj Enoch Short Of Carroll township.
yso has been absent for some time past at
,f,Keesport, Pa, where be Is working at
n-5ce work, passed through this place on
M. Eay home on Thursday.
For sale One of the cosiest six~room
,o,ses with lot 14exl60 feet, having all
,s,-ssarv outbuildlngs. etc, and all in good
,srafr. WIZ be sold cheap. Call on or
,4irssz the editor of the FREEMAN.
We have q speedy and positive Cure
n- Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
headache. in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
y,s,, Injector free with each bottle. Use
.,ifvou desire health and sweet breath.
Mr.. Frank Gurley, OF this place, has re-
moved with his family to Charleston, South
carolina. where he has accepted position
,s clerk for a contractor on some govern
mani work that will last a couple or years.
Several loads Of very superior timothy
t,v have been brought to town by Mr.. j. j.
Esylor. The hay can be seen at the stable
~ Mr. Langbieu, any orders left with that
,aotIeman will be promptly filed at lowest
| ntss.
FursI Furs Hunters and others
.sopIt remember that G. l.. Fredericss, of
this psce, pays the highest cash price for
otter. mink. red fox, grey fox, Iaccoon
skunk, opposum and muskrat furs and
skins
J. II. Topper, a fireman on the Penn
sy,vanla railroad. whose home was at Der
~ was almost instantly killed at Altoona
an Saturday last. by being caught between
,,enpine and train of cars while making
| sCluplg.
-Gecrge Hufnagle, of Barr township, In
ll,t-d for the murder Of young Burke IL
bl, township some time ago. on Wednes-
5sy entered iuto recognizarce in the sum
Of 5000 for his appearance at March
court
Robert Johnston, aged about so years,
.rugyly Of Allegheny township, who has
been an innate of the Almshouse for sew
sraI years post. died at that institu-
ton on last sunday morning In the days
r ,hs "od canal" the dec, ased was
boatmau.
1t will very much expedite the open
1g OF the banking house OF Johnston
Buck x Co, II any of the creditors who
happen TO be visiting Ebensburg will call
4: the bank and sign the paper granting
ibe extension, Instead of waiting to be
called upon.
On Wednesday night OF last week, the
arge frame barn Of Jacob Kemerer. in
franklin township, Westmoreland county,
was destroyed by FIRE, including Eve head
horses, seven head OF cows, a clover pull
ler, fodder cutter wheat, oats, corn, mows
full OF bay etc. The stock was all fine
bred ani valuable, one horse, Burton
Prince being an imported one and valued
at 5000
Mr.. John 3. HOPPER. OF Carol! town
ship, residing miles north of Ebensburg.
on the old plank road, will sell at public
sale at bis residence on Tuesday December
10Th 1890, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. work horses,
3cOws yeariirgs, 5 head OF sheep, 1.-two
horse s,ed plows sets of heavy harness
flaming mil, fodder cutter 1 cutting
sl1 and 6 la-ge lot OF other articles too NJ
1arous 20 mention.
Michael Dooley, VINO was considera>
b! under the influence Of liquor q; The
tine, while eating supper at John Arms
slOlE's restaurant in JOhnstown, on
Gclia, evening checked TO death from Q
piece % meat lodging In bis windpipe.
H. .-ased was about fifty years OF age,
Id been a resident OF Johpstown, for
s1a a-h. or nine wears and leaves wife
.-- several children In Wales.
David /. Goodman, employed as
Ha-Lman at the east end of the Altoona
ard was struck by the locomotive of
second section Of Pacific Express on We'd
,@tas morning ana was instantly killed
TIE deceased met his death In attempting
% save his little lO-year-old son from be-
% struck by the cars. The boy was
1ys7lcS the track when the father. seeing
Lis danger, started for him and was killed.
1cs uo3 escaped.
The Indiana Deposit Bank, of indiana,
suspended payment on Monday, owing to
Ce failure Of B. K. Jamison & Co, of
0Hadelpha. The Deposit Bank has
aptaI Of 100000 of which Judge Harry
Altie. owns S44 900. Judge White made
statement from the bank steps. saying
-A' Ihe bank was solvent, would pay dol
Al ior dollar. and lie himself could pay the
'-'ie Indebtedness OF the institution with
- 'o'a'slurb!ng his real estate. and that all
"altsd was time enough to turn the
aus securities into money.
M Evan Griffith, q well-known ana
@'ecied citizen OF Lilly. died at his home
~'l2i place, on Sunday last, In the 9th
''H o. his age. The deceased was
Nae' Of Edward Griffith, OF this place,
'Lau Griffith. of Putnam county, ONO
''lo Griffith Of Clearfeld county, and Mrs.
ma DAVIS, OF Wnkesharre. For nun
,H years the deceased was a resident OF
urR, and during the term OF office or
N-sriH Griffith. deceased was the war
-I he jail He was highly esteemed by
40 knew him. He leaves 10 survive
- widow and six dauphters Lizzie
We Of William Baxter. OF Red Oak. Iowa,
s' wife OF j G.. Lloyd, of Eoensburg
Vile of -- Shaffer, OF Altoona,
.'- vile Of - Kirby. OF SummerhiI
'-'a'p, and MillIe and Hattie wac aye
'-'e and az bone.
n Carl Rvinius wishes to inform the
'-lNc % IN he har tnhn,, a.. n.rnrn,r L., thIr