The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-01-16
.cc.I AND Personal.


Ebensburg. on Sunday last, aged about 95
ear.
Mr.. Francis nlig. Of Carroll township,
was i'm town on Monday and added his
,arne TO the FREEMAN's large list OF SUD-
lcribers.
Mrs. Or. Bradley, of Galiitzin, spent
3unday in Ebcnsburg, visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bender, OF the
cambria House.
The Court on Monday appointed Geo
M Readc. w. Horace Rose, Jacob Zim-
II. II. Kuhn and Alvin Evans
Esqrs.. as Bar Committee for 1891
Miss Jessie Letz and Miss Estella
Walt. both young ladies OF Car
rolItown. who spent several days in Ebens-
bprg visiting friends, returned home ON
Tuesday.
"A brakeman named VIM. OConnor'
Of Altoona. was instantly killed by being
mn over by a train. I'm the yard In Altoo-
ma. on Friday. He was about q years oid'
md unmarried.
Three Hungarians have been arrested
M Braddock. and committed to jail to an
swer for the murder OF Michael Quinn who
was killed In the riot at the Edgar Thom-
son steel works on New Years day.
For sale or rent.-A house OF seven
rooms in the East ward OF Ebonsburg.
WI be sold on easy payments. Possession
civen on the 1st OF April next. Call on the
subscriber for terms. HENRY BYRNE,
sheriff Stineman on Wednesday read
the death warrant TO Harry Marsh the
Condemned murderer who was visably al
fccted during the trying ordeal. Only six
weeks more on earth for the unfortunate
man.
Henry c. NcCord, railroad brakeman
yas badly squccscd between the tank OF
an engine and the door OF round house
M Altoona. on Monday night and died
from the result OF his injuries the next
eay.
Mr.. p. VI. Kinney. the wcll-known
butcher and stock dealer. OF WilmOre,
drove up 10 Ebensburg. on Monday and
Notwithstanding the unprOpitlous weather
xcnr seven miles further north before re-
turlng home.
-LoSt.-On the road between Ebens-
burg. and Loretto gray, barred double
Shawl. The finder will confer favor on
the owner by leaving It at the Livery sta
bic in Loretto. or at the FREEMAN Office
In Ebensburg.
The largest specimen OF the bovine
epccIes ever recorded was the 4,9O0-pound
px raised by Samuel Barely, in Somerset
rounty. Pennsylvania, and exhibited at
centennial exposition In Philadelphia
CyicGgo Erening NelCs.
-Judger Barker finished up the Argu-
ncnt list on Thursday, when Court ad-
1ourned until Thursday, the 29nd, inst.
Judge Krebs, of Clearfeld, will sit on that
.av FOR the purpose of hearing arguments In
bases in which Judge Barker was concern
ln.
Valentine Whisky, q Polauder who
had been a resident Of Altoona FOR the
past five years and . boarder at the West
End Hotel. during a fit OF dependency on
Sunday evening committed suicide oy
Shooting himself through the heart with
revolver.
-Fursl Furs!-IIunters and others
rhould remember that c. L. Fredcricks, OF
this place. pays the highest cash price for
bitter mink, red fox. gray fox, raccoon,
skunk. opposum and muskrat furs and
skins. From Is cents to 500 will be paid
for skunk skins.
Tho Fbcnsburg Summer School will
open on Monday. April Goth, for term OF
Sen weeks II will bc taught by T. B. AL
lison and f. f. Conrath. Everything pos
sIblc will be done by the teachers 10 make
the school successful. Write TO the prin-
cipals for information.
DIR. James E. Gamble, prominent
physician OF Altoona. died on Wednesday
aitcrnoon In a house on Bridge street while
making a professional visit He was taken
suddenly and died in very few moments.
Thc Coroner's jury rendered a verdict OF
Death from brain hemorrhage.
Mr.. Thomas Cuttings and Bat Hobart,
two ~ Clcartield townships best citizens
hravcd the wintry blasts on Monday and
drove overland to this place. II was
% rough trip and when they called AT the
FREEMAN Office they were not inclined to
make the return trip the same day,
Governor Beaver on Friday afternoon
ISSUED the following death warrants:
William West, Washington county, Thurs
day, February Goth; Harry Maria h. alias
AiarSh, Cambria, same date; George w.
Mos, Lulcrnc, Wednesday, March 25th;
William Stanley, Carbon, same date.
Tho collector Of Cambria township. will
be At the township school house in the bor-
ough OF Ebensburg. on Saturday January,
3l>t, 1871 between the hours Of one and five
O'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF
rocc!ving the school tax OF said township.
Five per cent. additional will be charged
.ou all such uupaid tax after that date.
In tho case OF the Commonwealth VS..
Vito Guadgo, indicted and convicted at
December sessions with assault and battery
with Intent 10 commit rape, the defendant
was sentenced on Thursday to pay fine
or one hundred dollars and costs and un-
dergo an imprisonment in the Western
penltentiary Tor term OF one year and six
months.
The following named persons were
elected directors or the Protection Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of Cambria coun-
ty on Monday: George NJ. Readc, Henry
j. Hoppel, James NJ. Thompson, John J.
Evans, Webster Griffith. c. T. Roberts.
H. ktnkead, John Lloyd, John G. c. Bear
er, william j. Buck, John c. Gates and
John A. Blair.
Mr.. W. l. Bennett, OF New Washing
ton, accompanied by his father, DR.. Ash
B"nnet, passed through this place on
tuesday. Mr. Bennett will remove his
printing Office from New Washington To
Lilly, this county, where he will start a
lour column paper. The new paper will
be called the Lilly Vidette, and will pro-
hably appear about the first OF February.
Hastings Tribune.
Hon Dnniel Mclaughlin, formerly OF
""Hnstown, has resumed the practice OF
IA" Ia Pittsburg. He was the most prom
ih'ht criminal lawyer at the Cambria
county bar before the flood" but in the
rush OF water he was severely Injured and
partially paralyzed. Mr.. McLaughIin's
"'"i'H has been restored, and he has de-
,'ued TO remain in Pittsburg, where Le has
o''A since the fatal break IN the South
oFN dam Occurred.-PittsbltrgD Dispatch.
hrook trout fry viii soon be ready for