The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-08
,oC.I AND Personal.

II. II. Myers. ESQ. visited PlttShnrg
the latter part OF last week
Wool taken in exchange for clothing AT
G \ Sharhaugh'S. Carrolltown.
d F. Dufton. Esq, wcutdown TO Pitts
hurr nm Monday on business visit.
ono Is tooth.spring tooth harr"" lot
sale cheap az Dufton'~ hardware store.
Mr.. John ScchIcr. Of the Altoona Mir
4 ,or .p.nt sunday with friends In Eb"ns-
/ burg.
Tho FREEMAN office is the plac" to get
vorr Job printing. Good work at 10"
prices.
-Itvin pay YOU 10 go twenty miles to
4 h,,,. ,Intbinn from c. \. Sharbaugh. Car
roltown.
-.AIr,srs. r: \. Thompson and David
FYIis. ~ Indiana. were visitors in town on
Monday.
Additional cnrollmcntS have been made
4 IN the CarroIItown Normal school since the
employment Of Prof. J. :. Foley.
Mr.. VI. u. Bearer. Deputy Treasurer
3 :. d,fpO dutv this week ut Pittshurg as n
iurnr in the United States Court.
Wall paprr.-EmboSScd bronze papers,
l. to - cents per roll; grounded whlte
back. ; cents. at Dufton X son =
Mr.. II. \. Englchart. Of this place. and
HIM l. ! Thomas. Of Carroll township.
took Il trip To Pittsburg ON Monday.
Mr.. Portcr's census figures show that
tho average value Of horses in tn" United
Statrs /, but 500 while mules average
s77.Ss.
4 little boraX put in water in which
scarlet napkins and red bord"r"d towels
are to be- washed will prevent them from
fading.
Mr.. Onto Wagner. formerly OF this
uloc,. hut now resident of Allegheny
was visiting friends in this place during
the prcScRt week
The force Of ofworkmcu who are engaged
in putting two additional wires ON tn" Pos
tai Company telegraph poles. reached here
ON Tuesday afternoon.
ON Monday evening lew flakes OF
snow frn in this place and on Tuesday
morning ice was formed I" the thickness
Of Il Quarter of an inch
For sale or rent. the Lnrctto House,
I.orcttn. Pa. \ largo stable and all n"ccS-
sary outbuiIdingS and gardens in good or
der. ADDRESS. Lorctto. Pa.
Mr.. J. {. Hotham. OF Washington
county. has rented the steam griSt mill OF
Mr.. /. !. briggs in this place and will take
charge uf il in the near futnrc.
-NcS>rs. Edward Linton. OF Johnstown,
and Milton ConncN. of tins place. left on
Wednesday morning for Chicago. where
/ ., IA
On Tuesday night another fire occur
red in Altoona. by which two stables be-
longing 10 ths Home Hotel We're burned.
Loss about -. 100 with 500 insurance.
Mr.. Milton ConncI ON Tuesday re-
signed the management OF the Postal Com
pauy'> telegraph office here. and has been
Succeeded los a gentleman named Walker
from Pitt~burg.
Charles Clcary who has just been
tried a second time at Lock Haven on the
charge Of numbering Policeman Paul. Of
Remove. has again been convicted of muir
der in the first degree.
An excellent way Of testing tea is to
put a rcaSpoouful in glass of water and
shake it thoroughly. II tho tea i pure the
water will be pure amber tint. but il adul
tcratcd, strongly colorcd.
-ThoSc who intend to attend the Car
roltowu Normal school and business
Academy should enroll themselves rs soon
A. possible aS those first enrolled will be
certain ui being admitted.
Only twcnty-ninc bills have reached
Governor PattiSon as the result OF the
Legislatures work the present session.
All these bills have been approved or dis
approved by the Governor except two.
i am now prepared to show you much
larger and better selected stock Of goods
than ever before and give YOU lower prices.
Call and examine my stock and bc con-
WINGED. G.. A. SHNRBAUGU. CarrolltOwn.
a few days ago man and hoy were
arrested and lodgcd in jail at Btllciontc
charged with setting fire to tho mountain
near Woodward, Centre county. They
We're detected in the act and will deSIbtlcSS
I've punished.
A May picnic will hc held in Camp
bells grove adjacent tC Carrolltowb, un-
der the auspices of the Knights Of ST
George, on Monday. May Is. 1891. \
pleasant time i anticipated. aS prcpara-
tious are h"ug made for firSt-caSS af-
fair of thu Kind. The public invited.
District Attorney F. ]. O'Connur is
having a fine residence erected on his lot
on Stonycrcck street. Just back OF DIR.
Swans This is said by Mr.. O'Connor's
friends 20 Indicate that ne H. contcmbiat-
iug taking step which will place him out
OF the ranks ot .harhclorhoOd.-J
Herald
II. III. Mitchell. OF Altoona, who board
cd in the l,tggard building close To tho
scene Of last sunday mornings fire af,er
hearing the alarm secured his grIp,
walked across the street and after talking
few MINUTES fell unconscious aud di~d
shortly aftcrward from heart disease. hc
was - years Of age and hal been troubled
with heart disease.
"A retired farmer. who has time to try
experiments and f0t,sthe results, saws thai
for the last thr-e years he ha. planted a
bean or swo in raCh potato hill. and has
never seen bug un The potato tops where
beans were growing in the same hill. II
this j. protection against the bugs. the
remedy IS simple and will pay for the
'troublc In the crop Gf beauS.
-On last Saturday niRnt three ShantieS
situated in OrbiSonia. Huntington county,
" men were occupied by TungarianS who
are employed by the Reekhill Coal and
iron company. were buHiiaFdrd with dy-
mantle and the front Of each building
o'""n out. None OF the inmates were in
If'u. III" company offers IA reward of
81" '"r 'hc arrest Of the gtIiiuy parties
MISS Maggie Preston, daughter of
A'-'i"'hy Preston. Of JohnSt0Nsa. aged hf-
teen -'ni"d very suddenly oii Monday even
'"t- Nh' Na> apparently in sr,d health
n''h ""out noon on Monday She COM
P'"i"'H 81 pain in her head. and went
~ "'d Notwithstanding medical aid
va summoned and everything fossiblc
O'Clock "''e' "Ne
-hr' ''rn"-s McCloSkcy. one of Gal
H'<'n oldest and most respected cit1s.ns
"aS >lfl'h'h with paralysis on Fri,,Va,a,