The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-02
-oc,I AND PERSONAL.
,1.pny New Year.

~
a,ury.
,,. J,hn Lcighty. Of Johnstown, was
..vr last week.
p,,f T. Il. Allison and family spent
+.,maS i'm Indiana.
u,v are Won getting along with your
Years resolutions?
Mr. Harry Fcnlon. of Bcllefonte, was
rt.rsburg on Christmas Day.
,,l.. Sons Of Veterans held ball in the
-, House ON New Years night
r,... ppbIfc schools of this place viii
.t.. r,.-opcucd until January 5th.
rb, FREEMAN greets its readers this
b. bran new dress OF type.
Tho NIasons held their annual banquet
H., Mountain House on Wednesday.
ri. new county officers commence
ling for the people on Monday next.
~. O-,Ic wilkinson spent several
fn Indiana between the Holidays.
MIA Won begin the new year with clean
10 some OF our subscribers did not.
v...-- Phil G.. Fcnlon and Joseph
80 were I'm Johnstown several days last
a.s.
The Blair county Teachers Institute IS
....lan at Hollidaysburg during the pres
a,nr,k.
Whom Won want frst-class job printing
,ri- office n trial Prices the most
7a,oaab'e.
An ord-timc adage reads: "It Christ
d,v ON Thursday be, windy winter
= shall -cc."
Mr. Thomas J. Williams, OF this place,
..r.l relatives in Homestead, Allegheny
araty last week.
Mis-, Annie Maloney, who teaches
toar near Wilmore, is spending her vaca-
-on In Ebcusburg.
Mr. OIn Barker, who is attending La
,ya.rc college At EaSton, spent the holi-
t,y, ia Ebcnsburg.
vr C. VI. Parrish, OF Bellefontc, IS
-,..,fny his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Parish, Of this place.
some Of our people who have ice
f,r,.. are now getting them filled with y
r,b fee Of fine quality.
A Pftt,burg rascal has been fleeing
.,l,rrd D,r-ons by advertising to take the
,rk, ont oi their hair.
Mr.. Walter Thompson. OF Johnstown,
IA. accepted the position OF foreman OF the
Hsu'd office, this place.
The EbcuSburg Cornet band treated
ba Ebcnshurg people to some very fine
rg,, on New Years Day.
Mr.. John Scchlcr, OF the Herald office,
IN, place. has accepted the foremanshlp
The Altoona Daily Mirror.
Henry MrNlchol was brought to jail on
Thursday. charged with stealing a watch
hon William O'Brien, OF Johnstown.
An accident on the Pennsylvania
-aIlroad at Mineral Point. derailed 10 cars
snd an engine without iniuring any one.
Clement Jaggard. one Of the oldest res
dents Of Altoona, died on Friday, aged 6s
wears. lie had been resident of Altoona
.ncS-sH
he-umorcland Paper Company's >
4 Or a down at West Newton
+ Wcdnc>ua, AaI'Nrause was assigned by
,ho company.
Two Huugarians were brought to jail
rom Hastings, charged with being en-
gagged u frry-ior-all fight at that place
W Christmas Day.
-Nrssr- John and William Shank, of
y.cs,own, are Two OF the FREEMAS's new
subscribers. They wanted the news and
tgylr,c mad, q bce line for this office.
We are pleased 10 note that the bank
!rs houses OF Johnston, Buck IL Co., OF
tl-, place and Carrolltown, have resumed
business. They opened up on Saturday
l,-
Three u the passengers on the Branch
ra'l which stranded near Munster last
saturday night, walked all the way to
Escnsburg the same evening. 1t took
them about four hours to make the trip.
-Furs. Furs,-Hunters and others
should remember that G. L. Frederlcks, OF
Ills place, pays the highest cash price for
l.ier, mink. red fox, gray fox, raccoOu,
'-Ils, Upposum and muskrat furs and
skins
Suit has been brought by the Indiana
county Commissioners against the bail OF
John Gibson, late Treasurer 81 the county
~ balance Of about 800 yet due the
county.
1t has been computed that between sc,
'''" and $4,000 babies are born in the
'a-t each year. The rate Of production
: therefore, about 20 per minute, or more
'-a1 one for every beat OF the clock.
From Friday night until Monday
morning there was fall OF snow that on
le level measures about thirteen inches.
A.nns with the old snow there IL now
-eaEiy three feet OF snow in the woods.
The bank OF Salisbury, Indiana coun-
%'Sh.ch was forced to suspend by the
'1l''on failure, will probably resume
1'-' I'm" next month. The appraiser,
,'poII that the assets largely exceed the
liabilities.
Judge Furst has appointed p. b Zent-
-'er of C.carticld county, receiver for tho
CrA'ie.d Creek Coal Company, OF which
1'- William a. Wallace Is chief owner
80 director. and Judge Krebs OF Clear
a-d IS president
-NapL Samuel Kellar, Pennsylvania
Al '''N w w " -, ItNtHNlg tlfGltL
-'.'u oi Dauphin county, was about Il
.-''I Ms resignation To the railroad com
,--1' when he was granted a leave OF alb
sLee ior three years.
IN Monday % last week John O'Toole
INSPECT was appointed Mercantile Ap-
by the County Commissioners
~ appointment was made on the first
- commissioners Kirby and Lloyd
'''s ioF Mr.. O'Toole's appointment
the appraisers OF the estate Of ex.
Pm. Wallace appointed by Judg,
n on Tuesday completed their lahors.
4s'r"gatc OF the estate as appraised
~ -'i1. IL consists largely OF very
'' coal lands I'm Clearfield county.
G,,,"r iotchkisS Nut and Bolt Works al
On oV,o"fE VIII be- sold at Sheriff's sale
rs,'.g s,"ean'>day. January :. 1891. This will
b,,r. ""ut 800 men out Of employment.
On ~. al of whom have families depending
SUPPORT nave no o'her means oil
" ~, I,., Dir. August Kirshner and fami-
Ee',a SUI Mis- Maggie Stoup. OF Crab Tree
AN l,''eiand county. were crossing the
Va, So, r.'a'ty on Sunday. their sleigh
. .HHtk hy T h,. sa,.,,,, "A .s,...i. .,r.