The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-06
IoC.L AND PERSONAL.

n sold nv the Post Office Department.
-Orr thanks are rendered TO Hon. NJ
Eitzharris for copies Of the Legislature
Record.
-NIessrs. John ". and Joseph sharp OF
Allegheny township, spent few hours IN
fown on Thursday.
Miss Kate O'NeiI, of this place, took
ber departure for Pittsburg on "Wednesday
morning on q visit.
Mrs. James Rifle, formerly ofSummit-
VILE. died nj the home Of her brothers IN
Bedford on the 27th, ult.
Mr.. Henry Mellon, IF Patton, passed
tbroprL here to-day (Tnursday,) on his
way home from Lock Haven.
Mr.. Ansclm Kirsh, one Of Barr town
ship's young and progressive citizens, vas
a visitor 90 our Office on Thursday.
M. w. I. Beuue:, ofNew Washington,
Pa. who Intends starting paper at LILY,
was caller al our ofice on Tuesday
On Wednesday morning the mercury
ln the thermometer in this place, got
down 10 zero FOR the first time this winter.
Monday was ground-hog day and il
Seeing his shadow has anything 10 do with
the weather we will have six more weeks
OF winter.
After some months Of short hours, the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad shops at Altoona
have commenced running full time Two
Thousand man are benefited.
For sale or reut.-A house OF seven
rooms in the East ward OF Ebensburg.
YilI be sold on easy payments. Possession
given on the 1st OF April next. Call on the
Subscriber for terms. HENRY BYRNE'
The CITY Councils of Altoona estimate
Tho expenses OF the various departments
or the municipal government for the com
Ing fiscal year al SIs6,co2.7l. This is an
ircrcose over last year Of more than S3O,-
ooo.
The attention Of our readers is called'
to the card OF the Lilly Banking company
in another colum. Those having business
h. transact at that place viii end the cash
ier an obligiug and accommodating gentle
nan.
There viii be exposed TO public sale on
| the premises OF Martin Ward. in this
place. on Saturday. February 18th. 1891. a
bot of household goods consisting OF furni-
ture. stoves. sewing machines, ttnware,
crockery, etc. Terms, cash.
The directors OF the Cambria County
Horticultural Association, at Carrolltown,
have fixed upon September 22nd to Sep
tember 9th as the time for holding their
ffth annual fair The fair at Ebensburg
will be held the week following.
The sale OF ex-senator Wallacc's real
ESTATE. al Clcarfeld on Saturday afternoon,
al
BOUGHT in by T. L. Wallace, OF Harrisburg
The residence sold for9,o00 and the Mason
IL building, OF which he owns one-halt,
sold sor $500.
-Furs! Fursl-Hunters and others
Should remember that G.. L. Fredericks. Of
thls place. pays the highest cash price for
bitter. mink, red fox, gray fox, raccoon,
Skunk. opposum and muskrat furs and
skius From IS cents 10 sl.OO Will be paid
To- skunk skins.
On Tuesday q Hungarian working al
the cut on the fair grounds. while under
mining q bank. was suddenly covered up
by the talI Of lot OF clay. He was hur-
Gledly extrcated by his compa Mons and
with the exception of a scratch on the fore
bead, escaped unhurt
The usual time viii soon be at hand for
. public sa'os I'you intend having pub
b, sale. make out n list Of items and send
b. rhc FurrvAS Office. We viii print You
ufce. attractive bills give notice Of the
timc and place iu our local columns and
charge yuu only n reasonable price
Mr.. George Nelson smith. Of Denver.
colorado. and Miss Name Foster. of Johns
touu We're married ON Wednesday morning
| sby Rev. Father Eustachins, at st. Joseph's
German Catholic church. The groom is a
grandson of the late Captain George Mel
soo smith. OF Philadelphia. and the bride
D a daughter of Mr.. Andrew Foster, the
FTelI known merchant u John~town.
From q gentleman woII posted in rail-
foad affairs, who was hereduriuC the pres
tut week. we'earn that the projected rail
foad from Bruhakcr Junction up the Chest
treck 90 E1ylor station viii be built dur
fng the coming summer and completed by
the first ot October People along the
thcst creek may therefore look out FOR the
ir1H horse about the time the pumpkins
a. in the barn"
Nr- Emma Wallace Mccoy. wife OF
tau.r.I Robert \. Mccoy. and daughter
F. William NcHugh and Eleanor Wigton
wallace. " Harrisburg, died AT her home
un Tuesday morning Iutrrmcut on Fri
uay 40 Harrisburg General Mccoy il
Nyell known 70 lumh9r of the older resi-
rrutS oi EhrnshuJg, having been a resident
Uf this place, az the time Of the breaking
out OF The Rebellion. when he left Ebeus-
burg. with Company \. llth 2. R.C.
The Commissioners held letting on
Tuesday Tor the iron work for a pridge at
Morrr..yI..". There were five bidders and
lAe contract was awarded 10 the Variety
Iron Works ut Cleveland Ohio. The bids
were as follows: Pirtshurg Bridge Co.
fl,tShErv, Pa. SI7.45p; Wrought Iron
Bridge Co.. Canton Ohio. sI7.-5O: Penn.
bridge Co., Beaver Falls. Pa. $500:
Variety Iron Works Cleveland Ohio.
S'6soo; Dean < WeStbruoS. Co. New York.
SI-.I1o.
We received communication from St
Augustine last week. but owing 10 the
crowded condition OF our columns, 20 late
4e! publication. On mature deliberation
We believe IL better FOR all parties concerned
20 leaEe " unpublished. 1t would certain
y lead to bitter and unproftable contro-
't'!, ana u our columns were open TO one
&C. ln Justice, they should be open to the
o'1'r' Our advice TO both sides is 10 talk
tout IL won't last SO long or reach 80
p as when their frht gets into cold prInt
At the meeting Of the Directors OF the
h.''nsnUrg Agricultural Society. held on
uurNaay OF last week, the time for hold
us the first fair was fixed upon. After
'''' -Iung every known authority on the
"ea'hrr the directors concluded to hold
the 'alr on Tuesday and Wednesday SEN
1eIli''f g and Som and Thursday and Fri
gag october lst aud 2nd. The plans and
Sp'c!hcations for the grand stand. iudpes
'ana' etc, are about ready and the com
''4.ls ioE building the same will be let in
d few days III
On Tuesday evening Of Iasr wool, ~.
p -au- -lEcns " Tho Crns..... !. g.. - ~,