The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-10-02
YoCAI AND PERSONAL.

cato the minstrel show thlS NIhurs-
Fl dayI evening.
NJ Tt, Ebeusburg Opera House will be
. r,tr,d by electricity.
Hon. John 7. Griffith, of Kane, Pa, is
.s-,,fpa friends i'm EbenSburg.
Mr. John Kcblcr and wife of Kane are
ls,lp, relatives in Ebcnsbnrg.
Mr., Elias Powell of Chicago is visit
.rl,riyrs in Cambria township.
vr..apd's Operate Minstrels will be
.b. Oprra House tonight Thursday.
Miss Rose Bearer of Carroll township,
.,...,fnr Miss Name Shoemaker, of this
place.
vr.rrand's minstrcls will giveoone Of
frrmfrahIc exhibitions at the Opera
I,r.. I'm this place this Thursday even
ing.
Mr. .I,nr W. Roberts. formerly of this
.r... brr far the past nine years resident
Huntingdon is in town taking in the
fair
" Watson. the well known gun
A .rn.rt of Altoona. has an advertisement
N ...lf. paprr that will be of interest 10 our
sporting men.
Voters who have not paid state or
,,,,pty raN within two years must aoSo on
o-baf,r. October 3, if they wish 10 vote in
November next.
-J,r,,ou's show exhibited here on Fri
5,r last toa very small audience both in
Nh, afternoon and evening. Want of print
. er.' ipk seems 10 be its failing.
Mr.. John O'Toole, of Johnstown, has
be.n appointed to a clerkship in the Cor
H r.,,,ffou Office at Harrisburg at salary of
fuurrceu hundred dollars per year.
Mr.. w. W. Duncan, who is a daugh-
.rof Nh. John ID. Davis, of Barr township,
5f.d al Provo City. Utah, on the 18th OF
s.p-embcr IS9I. aged forty two years.
Samuel Green. Who shot land stabbed
T,Hu Uo~tcrman. at the Highland Fling
Hotel I'M Eradc township, some weeks ago
VA. arrested at Gallitzin, on Tuesday.
ON Monday morning three bay horses
were stolen from G.. w. Youngman. Of
ofWfIfam>port The thief is being pur-
sr.d and the officers have hopes of cdptur-
ing him.
John Quiglcy. .Ir.. was brought To Jail
from Johu~town ON Tuesday for burglar
ling The saloon of Michael Boyle in that
civ q frw nights ago. Quiglcy was caught
m the act.
Mrs. Adam Vickroy. an aged lady liv-
mgu HcuShof hill, near JohnStown, had
E.rrfght arm broken on Monday last by
being thrown from her door step by pet
dog jumping against her.
-vrrrIaud's operate Mnstrels at the
Opcr, House tonight 1t is not often that
Ehn>burg people have chance to hear
a nd
should NOT miss this opportunity.
a game of base ball was played at st.
Lawrence ON the 18th ult,, between mines
rom II. Lawrence and Hastings which re-
suited in "a victory tor the nine from the
former place 10y a score Of II to 1.
Mr. Joseph Rhoddy, of Cealport- who
was in Jail for the murder of solomon Gin
Ter. was released at Clearteld on Saturday
last ON his entering into recOgniLance in
the sum of 5000 for his appearance at
Court
-Thoma, r. Marshall. well known
lumhermau and business man of Johns
town. ou Saturday last made an assign
mput for The benefit of creditors His liza
blitir, are placed at sls,O and his assets
at S}a.uu.
Mr. Fred. W. Kiltcll and Mr.. Michael
McCabc. both OF Braddock and both for
me Ebnn>burg boys are here on 4 short
visit TO their native heath. Both are look
Ing well and appear as if Braddock air
agreed with them.
Tn, John>tovn Democrat says: a
number of Russian Jews have been brought
from New York City 10 Johnstown, by the
Cambria Iron Company TO work in their
mines and mills They will reside in the
Fifteenth and sixteenth wards.
The Sons of Veterans of this place,
have leased the Opera HoIse, or rather
\ tle room used for exhibitions. meetings,
t'e. They win use il for their meetings,
and wI. also rcutit uut for exhibition pur-
posses. ere tho same aS heretofore.
-Nr, samuel Huzelette. Of BlairsvIle,
aged about sixty Years, committed suicide
| hanging herself To ralter in her coal
house ou Saturday morning. She had
oeca iu delicate health for some time and
N' Iuught that her mind was derangsd.
Wear EIausyillc on Saturday Frank
>aNura, am Italian. who had a bag full of
apples ou his shoulder, started down a hill
toward the raih Dad depot on run, and
Notwithstanding that he saw an engine
coming hr did not stop ami was run down
and killed
-,eulc> W. Dean. Superintendent Of
.-r >.onN City, la, public schools, was on
saturday elected principal of the Indiana
normal school, to succeed Dr. Il. Y. Sny-
1rr Prof Dean was formerly Superin-
""4'uJ of the KckeeSport, Allegheny
county pEnIic schools.
II. : Kiser, near Derry. rvas blowing
With Two horses. Wednesday, when one of
.-'a Nteprsd into a ground hog hole, broke
~ .l and fell over. The other other
~ plunged forward, throwing the plow
pa. into the injured animals body and
-'hg death ~oou afterward. .-,ITestnOrc-
Aa Democrat,
sheriff Ntuemln, of this place. while
"a a' way home from Philadelphia on
saturday last was taken violently in with
-'-H> when near Altoona. When he
earned that place he was compelled to
,PoH and call ia the services of a phys
" he has since entirely recovered and
4'' 20 be about again.
-le marriage license law Went into
.A the lSt OF October 1855. SIX years
lp % the first Of October 1891 uhere
~7eN 5t'9 marriage licenses issued, or
=. average OF 5GS per year: The first year
'f.eN tried doublinEup; the end year
-' tHIrd year 6s4; the fourth year ~:
.-th Year go and last wear 776.
,,,. l"s Independent Cornct Band. Of Gal
~. 'uIllNhed the music for our fair this
r In members Of the band are
srd. +' OF fellows and good musicians.
-.,f .h" evenings after the fair closed
k,.l.u sonr fine music on our streets.
E'N our leople are under obligations.
tbSo'T9 viii slways be glad - welcome