The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-24


new bar, one Of the finest In the county.
AFR. ]. H. Cant will open mp another
barber shop 10 the room adjoining the
Noun tain House pool room in tho course
OF a week or two.
The attention Of contractors and build
ers Is called 20 the advertisement asking
for bids for the erection of q PASTORAL resi-
dence for tho Catholic congregation in this
place.
Carpenters arc at work putting in
shelving and counters In the store room Of
Mr.. George II. Roberts. which will he oc-
cupied In few days by Mr.. Jerry Wilher.
formerly of Coalport, as clothing store
George NJ. Readc. Esq. is in Pitts
burg, the present week where he VII ar
quo tho case Of Dishong -. Fenkhlndcr. in
the Cuited States Court. an action of
cjcctment for a tract ofland containing 800
acres in Fulton county.
Owing to the election OF Postmaster
Patton. OF Altoona, TO the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the State Industrial Reformatory at
Huntington, quite number applicants
are already booming their claims for the
postmastership in that mountain city.
The attention OF our readers is called
TO the advertisement of ]. ID. Lucas In an
other column. who has opened mp shoe
store in the Tudor building on High street.
In connection with his Shoe store he will
also carry a fine line of gentlemon's fur
nishng goods, hats. caps, hosiery. ect.
Edward Johnston, an employe of the
Whitney works in Westmoreland county.
intimidated by the strikers. has lost his
reason in consequence. The strikers
threatened his life and property because he
would not quit work. Johnston hrood"d
over the matter until his reason was de-
thrnncd.
We heartily concur in tho editorial
comment Of our nciohbor the Herald this
week on the bill before the legislature re-
lativc to pensiOning the Judiciary in this
state Our reasons for so heartily concur
ring in our ne ighbor's opinion is the fact
that the article originated in the Freeman
two weeks ago.
The Roman Catholic University at
Washington. n. c., was enriched last
Thursday by n most magnificent gift,
through the generosity of Rev. James Nc
Mahon. rector Of st. Andrews church,
City Hall Place. New York. The gift con-
siStS of real estate estimated 10 be worth
half million dollars.
The Harrisburg Patriot, always good
paper has passed into new hands and Is
now much improved in appearance as vel!
as being enlarged 10 an eight page paper
with all the Associated Press dispatches.
Those wishing a daily paper from the
State Capital with all the legislative news
should take the Patriot
Evan c. Evans. while st work shingling
4 kitchen on the promises of Mr.. Thomas
d. Evans, in the East ward, on Saturday
last, lost his ioothold by the breaking OF a
lath and fell to the ground, a distance Of
sixteen feet, and. alighting on his side on
the corner OF a board that was around n
garden bed, had the misfortune 10 break
tree OF his ribs.
The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone
OF the now Catholic Church of the Sacred
Heart, at Altoona, took place on Sunday
last. Extensive preparations had been
made for the event. which was participated
in by number of Catholic societies and
about 5000 people. Rev. Father Smith, for
merly of this place. is the pastor and the
edifice 10 be erected will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. 4. J. Youngkin, OF Fallen Tim Der,
while cutting wood one day last week met
vi h a singular accident. He had raised
the axe To make a stroke when il caught
in clothes line above his head which
caused the weapon TO descend, the bit cut
ting an ugly cash from his forehead
10 his chin. 1t might have been much
worse, but luckily hecat is not dangerous.
man who is determined TO make money, 10
sell our lubrIcatiug and harness oils TO far
mors and and threshers in this and adjOin-
ing counties. We can offer paying position
during next three months, and If your
work justifies il, a permanent paying pos
ition. Address, stating age, name and
references, Keystone Oil Works, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Tho miners of the Clearfeld district
are preparing for tho general shut down
which they threaten to inaugurate May
1St. This section was very strong in ask
ing for the eight hour concession on the
part Of the operators, and is resolved to go
out unless its demands are granted. Tho
men say they are sure Of success. and are
not alarmed as To the outcome should the
strike take pslce.
Mr.. OSsie Wilkinson, of tho we'll
known marble firm, J. Wilkinson Il Son,
of this place, started out on Monday solic-
iting orders for marble work. We don't
want any OF our subscribers. especially
those who pay in advance, 10 die Just for
the purpose of giving OSSie an order, but
the friends of those who are gone cannot
deal with more gcnJlcmanly solicitor or
n more reliable firm.
Thursday night, of last week. ConSta-
bic Il. Mcdonald. OF West Newton. was
taking Sandy Wilson to the GrccnSburg
Jail. and when the train had just passed
Gcannrtto Wilson jumped and was struck
by a train and killed. Mcdonald jumped
after his prisoner but escaped with a
broken collar hone and several bruises.
Wilson was arrested TOR cruelty to his wife
lie was about b years OF age and leaves j
Wifc and family with whom he hud not
been making his home for some time.
The JohnStown Herald OF Tucsda y
says: Mrs. Sarah Davis, Of Wilkes barre
mother Of the wife OF DIR. q. 4. thinner.
man, Of this plrce, was accompanied TO hei
home this morning by her son, Mr.. ]. w
Davis. Several weeks ago Mrs. thinner
man became critically i'll, when heI
mother was telegraphed for and she cam,
on at once. While waiting at her daugh'
ter's bedside, Mrs. Davis critacall III
and ss she had a desire TO return 70 hel
ho me- her son came on and took her home.
Although able 10 travel she was not al al
we'll when she left but il was shought, best
that She should be allowed to go home
Mrs. Zimmerman il rapidly recovering.
According TO Instructions issued from
the United States Revenue Department
on and after May lst, 1891, the law requiring
special ta1 as heretofore from dealers in
and man ufscturers OF tobacco and cigars is
repealed, but every dealer In leaf tobacco
and every manufacturer or peddler of to-
bacco, snuff, cigars or cigarettes, must reg
lister with the collector OF Internal Reve-
nue. OF his district his name. residence