The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-01
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Editor Let's. of the Carolltown Nel0s,
! visit ed our town on Friday last in com
pany with cx-Sherif Gray and Mr.. j. G..
C. Bearer.
! "A Lock Haven man, who kept strict
measurement OF the amount OF snow that
! fell during the time from December lSt To
April lst. found that eight feet and two
inches of the beautiful had fallen.
A little dauChtor Of Mr.. David O'Hara.
Of Wilmure died on Wednesday morning,
aged about four years. The remains will
be brought TO EbcnSburg and buried i'm the
Catholic cemetery to-day friday at 10
o'clock
On Friday last while Mr.. Thomas d..
Rees and Evan VI. Davis were hewing
some fence posts the latter holding the
! posts. I'm some manner the AK came in con-
tact with Mr.. Davis fingers, cutting three
Of them badly.
Sunday night some unknown ScOUn-
drcl went 10 the stable Of Jacob Kcmercr.
Of Franklin township. WcStmorcland cOun-
". and cut mp his carriage and harness
and poisoned four valuable imported
stations, valued at from 5000, to $1,000.
Mr.. ConwcI is one of the most elo-
quent and gifted speakers in the country -
Cincinnati Times. At the Opera House.
FbenSburg. Wednesday evening. Nav 9th.
Reserved seats on sale at Carl Rivinius'
store. beginning AZ l o'clock, Saturday af-
ternoon.
As will bc noticed by the call publish
ed on our editorial page. Mr.. Joseph \.
Gray Chairman Of the Democratic County
Committee. calls meeting Of the COM
mittee on Saturday. May 9th for the pur-
pose of fixing the time for holding the
! Democratic primaries.
Mr.. VI. r. Denny. of Altoona, who l.
well known and has many friends i'm this
place, was here Thursday combining busi-
ness with pleasure representing the we'll
known clothing house Of d. GanSman. Of
that city. and shaking hands with old ac-
QuaintauceS. When you visit Altoona
drop in and see Mike. at Ills Eleventh
avenue.
The largest county i'm the statc-is Cen
tire. with .227 miles Of territory; Lycom-
ing comes next with 1.a13: Bradford. 1.1?2:
Clearfcld, 1I3O; TioCa, 1.194; Somerset.
1,1o1; Potter l.O7l; Wcstmorcland. l.O4f;
Mexican. I.OO7; Crawford, 1905: Bedford,
1908. All the other counties are below
1000 miles in territory. Cambria having
67o miles.
According to the Gregorian calendar
there arc only 30 days in the month OF
April. but all the same the intelligent
comp" who changed the date line in the
outside heading Of our paper for this week
has dated it April the 3lst. instead OF May
1St. Such mistakes will occasionally hap
pen and are easily seen after il is too late
to correct them.
The second trial of Charles Cleary, for
the murder OF Chief-of-Police Paul, Rem
ovo, Clinton county. Pa, on March y,
! 1882 was begun in Lock Haven on Mon
day afternoon and IS still in progress.
The trial IS before Judge Mayer and As
SociateS Crawford and Clark. ChiefOf
I Police Paul, was native of this county.
having been born near Wilmore.
On Sunday last. Mr.. Tim O'Leary of
Clearteld township. was presented with
handsome gold watch by the pastor Of the
Catholic congregation, al st. Augustine,
Rev. Father McEvoy. The watch was
awarded to Mr.. O'Leary by the Fair Com
mittee for being the most successful col
lectOr in behalf of the new church which is
now in course Of erection al that place.
The Coroner Of Westmoreland county
filed his verdict in the hOoting of the
rioters at Morcwood. in the following. the
verdict applying to each man killed:
That the deceased came to his death at
MorewOOd on ThW Wsday morning, April Cd.
1891. about o'clock, by a bullet discharged
from gun or revolver in the hands of the
deputies OF the Sheriff OF WeStmoreland
county"
Arise Pardec, on Saturday, sold the
hemlock timber on thirty thousand acres
Of land in NoyeS and Beech Creek town
ships. Clinton county. Pa. to Bullet & Co..
OF Olcan, y. y. The price paid is in the
neighborhood OF 100000. Emery Power.
who for several months last Summer was
Chief OF Police Of Remove, was the agent
of Pardcc and effected the transfer. II is
said ne received $4,000 for his services
The new purchasers will commence opera
tionS in short time.
The Karthus, Clearfeld county Times.
gives the following and asks for solution:
David Price bought q horse from A. RAN
kin. Esq, one day last week and sent Gust
N''tNl'h Aia'-l hN- ~ NOulHI went one
road the Squire came another bringing
the horse with him. Gust went To the
barn, tool, a horse out that he thought was
the one that Mr.. Price had bought The
horse had no shoes on and in coming down
the Hill fcll and broke its neck. Tho ones
tIun now Is, who loses the horse. Rankin
or prcr2
Among the political announcements in
the FREEMAN viii be found the card Of Col.
John =. Linton. of JohnStown as a candi-
date Tor President Judge Mr.. Linton is
native Of this county. well known t0 her
people. and although only in tho prime of
life. is one Of the oldest mcmbcrSlof the bar
and ranks high in the practice Of his pro-
feSsiou. Ho Is known and esteemed as a
citizen. a soldier, lawyer. and Demo
crat, and should nc be successful in his as
pirations, the bench Will be adorned by an
hoaest, able and upright Judge.
The erection of marble is the last work
Of respect 10 the memory Of departed
friends, and i custom which has been
followed from the earliest ages Of an
tiquity. For many years J. Wilkinson 4
Son have been in the marble business In
Ebensburg and through their energy and
honorable dealings, they have built for
themselves n reputation for doing their
work in a most artistic manner Their
work is an ornament tothc town as we'll as
credit 10 themselves. We are giving
them no more notoriety than they
deserve, and TO prove our assertion, go 10
their establishment and see for yourself
They take pleasure in showing their work,
whether You wish to purchase or not.
They have on exhibition at their works
two carloads OF monuments and head
stones, and in April and May will receive
two carloads more. They will then have
a large assortment of the latest styles FOR