The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-08-07
IoCAL AND PERSONAL.

The chestnut crop this season has ev-
~ Indication OF being large one.
Miss Linda Jones, OF Kane, Mexican
Do i visiting relatives in Ebensburg.
The FREEMAN office is the place to get
YOUR job printing. Good work at low
prices.
Mrs. Susan Riley, OF this place, on
Friday Of last week, celebrated her Goth
birthday
The brittle weather of the past week
"a had for farmers who have not got their
hay all in.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
,,;ooar. will hold picnic at Nincvah on
August end.
Mr.. and Mrs Loeb, of Ohio, are visit
the Iattcr's siStor, Mrs. Edward Grif-
nth, of this place.
II Is stated from experience that II
Canada thiStlrs are cut down in the old OF
the moon they die.
-Ncssrs. c. A. McGonigle and John
rabev. both IF Lilly, were in town for
few hours on Thursday.
MIR. Linus Pagan, Of Braddock, a for
rer Ebcnsburg boy, spent few days in
town this week visiting friends.
A little twin boy Of Mr.. Edwin Bum
,ard of Cambria township. died on Satur-
day morning aged about eight months
Mr.. Melancthon Evans, of Altoona,
FORMER " OF this place has been selected as
mail carrier in the First ward OF that city.
A little Scottdale girl years old, died
tho other day from the effects Of a-lump
n, chewing gum swallowed two years ago.
The property OF Alfred Lane, a large
bricL manufacturer of Altoona, has been
saized bv the Sheriff for the benefit of cred
tors.
Mr. William Richardson, Jr, an en-
vinccr on the F. r. r., who runs from Con-
emaugh to Gallitzin, was here on Sunday
visiting his parents.
Prof. T. T. Morrell, for many years
a achemiSt Of the Cambria Iron Company,
nj JohnStown, has resigned his position
with the company.
Mr.. ID. II. Kinkead, of this place. will
resume his old position as shipping clerk
at the Gautier works in JOhnstown on the
first Of January next.
On Thursday of last week n two-year-
old daughter OF Benjamin Bum, OF Johns
+.
was scaded TO death.
On Friday July 31ss the stores OF Wood,
y Morrell i Co., in JOhnstown, Holidays
burg and Bennington were transferred TO
q the Penn Traffic Company.
q Mr.. f. j. Harvey, of East Conemaugh,
4 accompanied by his wife, drove up to
Ebensburg, on Sunday and paid short
visit 10 some of his friends.
81 In a game OF ball at this place on Mon
81 day between the Ebensburg club and a
club from Gallitzin, the home team came |
u out victorious. Score, IL to IL.
Mr.. Isaac Wssinger. Of East Cone
maugh, formerly OF Blacklick township, !
n was in town on Wednesday on his way |
81 North for the purpose Of buying stock.
p. NJ Brown and WIFE Joseph Pringle |
and wife, and d. b. Wilt and wife, all of !
Wimore, are at Detroit, Michigan, in at
tendance at the Grand Army encampment. !
81 Harry White Jr., John Laughlin, Ross /
Sutton and Alex VI. Stewart, Jr., all of .
q Indiana are spending few days in Ebeus-
burg.
81 On Tuesday night the helper attached !
~ 10 Philadelphia Express east ran over and /
FL killed a Hungarian named Peter Herman
8. at Galltzn. The body was badly mutt
8 lated.
Mr. Joseph Garman, residing in AL |
legheny county near Braddock. accom-
"a panied by his daughter, visited his brother, /
Mr.. John Garman the latter part of last t
X week
81 Samuel LOuther was brought TO Jail on !
M Wednesday to undergo sixty day sem
| tence for obstreperous conduct at tho
Pennsylvania railroad station in Johns
"a town.
Burn a little sulpher in the celler and |
" rooms OF house once in a while. II will |
consume and kill unpleasant odors and de-
I'll stroy all disease germs with which il comes
III in contract
< An ls-fOOt vein OF iron ore has been
nj discovered in Lebanon, an assay OF which |
shows it to contain 65 to 20 por cent OF
IRON II is thought to be the richest vein
In the world
Mr. William VI. Jones, formerly Of this
pace but Tor several years past resident
Of Allegheny and doing business in Pitts
burg 'pcnt couple OF days In town the
fore part Of the week
The largest ingOt of metal ever made
"a 'he country was cast in n sand mould at
-
u measured ~ inches wide and % inches
'nIeA, and weighed b, 600 lbs.
Mr. W r. DinSmore, OF Puuxsutawney,
VINO succeeds Mr.. d. II. Kinkead as Depu
:! Collector Of Internal Revenue I'm this
"'G''I vlSited this place on Tuesday in
D" 'as discharge of his official duties.
Editor J. w. KilduT, of the Gallitzin
ua,edtor. accompanied by his brother in
81 lflr Of
-.r "a> In town on Monday and while
p4'u 'he FREEMAN brief visit.
Governor PattiSon and party left Bed
oN Monday ms-uing on their return on
S'~oaek from that place TO Harrisburg.
-Deuay night was spent In Shippensburg
al Carlisle
"esSrS McFadden & Co., the railroad
"aetorS, who are building a portion of
"r" railroad from MARKS Mills. have
@'rd the building vest of Miss Ann Nc
s,.-- sl residence on High street, and are
up for an Office
'noppcrS i'm considerable numbers
20" APPEARED at yarious noint. in this
nv a Ihe oats is being made to suffer
western visitors. Some farmers
~, a ,'nS their crops In consequence be-
~ u'-y would otherwise have done %
"y,'s're'Gnd W. Democrat.
CO. ne" South Fork railroad was
-. w business last week. The road
NJ ul SU.'', s'sht miles long and runs through
gOt ,u'l FORK lake, or where the lake
a,.I = up to within two miles OF ScaIp
sinL he principal traffic on the road
:, lumber and coal.
NJ, .r' john Flick Mr. T. A. Sharbaugh.
H ~ a SeArbaugh, NJ. a Sharbaugh,
|Bu,,' '@' oaush, r. NJ. Sharbaugh and A. r..
zIofc'uu auu Mr. and Mrs. J. w. SharbauUb.
b. SsrroiitoWn, and DIR. NJ. J. Buck of
sd'e' We're here on Wednesday in at