The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-09
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mr. James 7. McCanSe, OF 81. Angus
tine, was visitor to our Office on
Tuesday.
A number OF ladies from this place
took sleighing trip TO Johnstown on
Wednesday.
When YOU want frst-class Job printing
give this office trial. Prices the most
reasonable.
Mr.. John Anstead, Of Gallitzin, ac-'
companied by his son, spent few hours in
town on Saturday.
Mr.. J. f. Shields OF Loretto, tried the
sIeighing on Tuesday and visited our town
for a few hours.
Professor John Nc Cormick principal
OF the ST. Augustine schools was in town
on business on Friday.
The nomination OF Thomas Monroe as
postmaster at Gallitzin was confirmed by
the Senate on Tuesday.
Mr.. William Skelly, one of Gallizin's
good citizens and an old friend OF the FREE
MAN, was in town on Wednesday.
"A Gauze-door range almost new, and
New Alma Heater at Reads sale on Thurs
dav, January 18th, at one o'clock, P. NJ.
-Ex-Shcriff Luther of Carroll township,
and cx-Sheriff Gray. OF Carrolltown, were
among the visitors TO Ebensburg on Mon
day.
Mr.. Caleb A. Gray. one of Hastings en-
prising citizens, tried the sleighing on Mon
duv and spent q few hours in town on bus
incSs.
Mr. Morgan Hughes, one Of Ebens-
burg's Oldest citizens Is on the sick list.
We Join with his friends in hoping for
his speedy recovery.
The new board of Commissioners met
clerk; NJ. D. Kittell, Esq, counsel, and
Jesse Bolsinger janitor.
H A Shoemaker. OF Ebensburg, was
slightly injured on Monday, at this place,
by being struck on the hip by spring
polc-So,rth Fork Courier.
Mr. Lemuel Hughes. OF Iowa, son Of
John T. Hughes deceased, has purchased
the old homestead in Summerhill town
ship and will make it his home in the fut-
ure.
"A party of Ebensburg ladies came 70
the city yesterday "Wednesday in sleds.
One OF the sleds upset coming over the
Prospect Hill, but no one was injured
JChnstOlCn Democrat.
Complete sets Of the works of Dickens,
Thackery, Byron. Burns, Shakespeare,
histories, books Of travel, novels. and po-
etry at Reads sale on Thursday, January
18th, at one O'Clock, p. NJ
For sale or rent.-A house of seven
rooms in the East ward OF Ebensburg.
VIII be sold on easy payments. Possession
given on the 1St OF April next Call on the
subscriber for terms. HENRY BYRNE,
-Furs, Furs.-Hunters and others
should remember that G. L. Fredericlts, Of
this place. pays the highest cash price for
otter, mink. red fox, gray fox, raccOon,
skunk, opposum and muskrat furS and
skins.
Louis. the four -year-old son OF William
W. and Sophia Luther, OF Carroll town
ship, died on Tuesday last from pneu-
monia. His remains were inferred at St.
Benedict's cemetery at Carrolltown on
Thursday
-LoSt.-A small heart-shaped silver
locket was lost a few days ago somewhere
between Mr.. George Roberts stable on Jul
ian street, and the Opera House. The
locket will reach the owner by leaving it
at this Office.
In 1889 there were 63O,OOO,OOO pounds OF
tobacco consumed in the United States.
20,OoO,OOO pounds OF which was imported.
There were 4,Oo0OO0OOO cigars consumed
here in the same period. all but 100000
OF which were homemade.
Mr.. John Beers. an old and well known
citizen OF Reade township. and veteran of
tho Mexican war, who has been seriously
III for some time past is said TO be slowly
improving and his many friends have
hopes for his ultimate recovery,
Robert w. Mccoy, only son Of General
Robert y. Mccoy, cashier OF the Blair
County Bank NJ Tyrone, died at his home
In that place Saturday evening last Of
pneumonia. He was a little over % years
OF age, and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
In" JohnStown Daily Democrat came
out In new dress Of type and with about
Two inches added to the length OF its coll
ums on Tuesday. We are glad IN SEQ this
evidence OF the Democrats prosperity and
nope It's patronage may continue to keep
pace with It's improvements.
Mr.. F =. Vaught, Of Altoona. a former
resident Of Allegheny township. was visit
Ing friends iu Carroll township in the e,rI,,
part OF the week and stopped in EbcDsburg
on his way home on Tuesday. Mr. Vaugbt
Is about cmbarking in the grocery businass
IN Altoona and We wish him success.
-Ihe remains Of Mrs. Wilson. wife o,
william Wilson, Of Altoona who connie |
oI years ago was resident Of this place
were brought here on Monday on the cars
ana from thence conveyed 10 the cemet,-,,
AZ Bethel. Mrs. Wilson was a adangbter y, |
MT Thomas &. Davis, OF Cambria town
nSh'p' and died in Altoona on last Friday
William Shary. a minor rosidir,, -,
- 'I'''I' was struck by Western Express /
"'''' waking on the railroad near Rens
creek on Monday and thrown fror, ,Io /
'deA' BESIDES having his arm brnl,ep in
~, p'"0eS ne received internal injuries |
may result fatally. He was taken |
'''' hospital at Altoona on Wednesday.
wanted an intelligent lady or gentle |
" introduce our new Concise Cvclo- |
'.''" o' k"ligiouS knowledge" TO the at
.-.'oN OF the Christian people Of Ebens-
3 ana vicinity. Nearly I.OOc large
p'4' Handsomely illustrated over
'''p tltl"s. GrandcSt religious bool, ever
published. Sells SplendidIy. For terms
address A. J. Potter, Manager. 3 East 1ttL
street, New York
1t VIII b" noticed in reading our local
','ii> 'hat Mrs. A. r. Read will sell lot Of
:, iloON'hoid and personal property at her res
Iu+nce Ii.I IN this place on Thursday. January
l', l'''' owing TO the i'll health Of Mr.. Read
VINO was taken sick while on a business
,IlP 10 Portland, Oregon, some time ago
W, ,rrf'. Read is compelled to return 10 the |
"'St and will therefore sell everything
without reserve. Persons wishing 20 ,a, |
bargains should attend the saIo
sNerything will be sold.