The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Al new lOuIS lii Tow III ph
Mr.. Howard Williams, of Homestead.
.,f.irinr relatives and friends in Ebens
burg.
The Juice of half Il lemon in a teacup
,,sfronr black coffee without sugar, will
,itep cure sick headache.
Mrs Ann Gibbony, of Cambria town
hi, widow OF the late Dennis Gibbony,
AID On Monday last, aged 81 years.
Three crops of apples from one tree
.ba last one a little too late TO ripen-is II
cord made at Lancaster this season.
4 large black bear was shot in the
,,ouptainS near LlOydville, one day last
zoe, by L. q. Lamade, of Altoona, and
u q Kimmich of PittSburg.
Cautain William Dent. passenger con-
5urtor on the Pennsylvania railroad, died
a. Henrietta. Blair county, on Monday
ua had been conductor for 81 years.
MIR. John Cunningham, of Cambria
.svnsbfp. lost valuable horse by death
~, Thursday of last week. He found it
wing dead in its stall in the morning.
DR.. Griffith and family, of this place.
uilIru,r their departure for Florida on
Tuesday next, TO spend the winter at the
Dortor'S orange grove near Ocala, in that
state.
Argument Court, which was to have
convened on Monday last, was continued
rptil Monday. the 10th, inst, on account
n The. teachers Institute occupying the
court room.
Mr. John Mccarthy, an old citizen of
Chest Springs. died very suddenly on Tues
davof last week at his home in that place
while eating supper. He was about 80
years Of age.
sheriff elect. James NJ. Shumaker has
Ieased the residence of General Joseph
Mcdonald in the East ward for term of
three years and will occupy il curing his
term Of Office.
Mrs. Lloyd, wife of Rev. William
Ilovd. II Cambria township, died at her
home on Wednesday night aged about 20
Years. Rev Lloyd himself has been quite
m for several days.
+. X. Hileman. of Altoona, a Pennsyl !
vania railroad brakeman, was caught be-
tween the bumpers of two cars while max
ing coupling OH Friday last and so badly |
crushed that he died soon after. Heleaves |
awifr and child.
ten. d. II. Hastings was to have lee
mrcd here on Monday night, but owing to
Illness aS mentioned in last weeks FREE
MAN could not be present His place was |
filed by Or. Geo. E. Reed, president of |
Dickinson college.
doctor Harry Sommerville, of Chest |
Springs. one of that towns enterpris;ng
during the present week. The doctor has I
ben quite sick for some time pas, but is
on a fair way to recover his fornser good
lralth
The electric light in EbcnSburg has
been shut off during the present week ow-
ing To the water supply for the engine Civ
ing out Mr.. CreSwell is having the water
put in from the water works which will in
sure against stoppages from the same cause
10 the future.
On Monday last fight occurred in
the bar room OF John Byrne, at Portage,
between Pat Mcdonnell and Jonas Farren.
In attempting to put the men out Mr..
Byrne was badly cut with knife in the
hand, Of Farren. Mcdonnell was also cut.
Farren was brought to jail to answer at
court
Las Thursday a Hungarian workman
in Taylor x McCOy's coal mine GaIlitzin,
was almost instantly killed by a large rock
falling upon him. II required the united
strength Of seven men to move the boulder
on the unfortunate man. The accident
Nl> caused by his own careleSsness in not
having props properly adjusted.
Tho ron i'm ,F La |
dfmpnied girl who was an inmate of the
BAR county almshOuSe at the time OF the
mr. were found in the ruins of the build
la2 on last Saturday morning by the work
men who were removing the debris. The
Jaws and few Of the larger bones were
al That remained OF the unfortunate girl
cruelty " animals is often the result
" "'h"ghtlesSncSs, but generally the ont /
| Nad evidence Of a depra we'd heart. Per-
lal> the men and boys who have formed
'le haoTt OF abusing horses and other ami
a'> which are at their mercy were treat
-oa dose of their own medicine they
'oaa suddenly develop more tenderness
o.ies7
An empoyc of the Cambria mills
''N FRANKIE, Of No. 592 Bedford pike
,7ehth ward, Johnstown-waS the victim
10 -, NeketinE accident Tuesday morning.
"une working at the cold shears a piece
"s''t. new mp and struck him on the left
NE fewer jaw, penetrating to the
'-'" rUrting the tongue half off, frac-
'u'''; the Jaw and knocking out two teeth.
an Blair County Poor Directors have
L'ae arrangements for the keeping of
sH=l.F
~ 'lN'FHcJ'Ou Of the almshouse at the
-''a'a Collegiate Institute, at Martins
u, where they will be under the charge
'oI. 7. II. Bridenbaugh until a
Uuhng is erected for their
uFaDcF, PIof. Bridenbaugh will receive
~, --.eeA Tor each person. The directors
d. -l'hi>h the clothing and tobacco for
nj. '''' 4 {. Boslet, OF Latrobe, formerly
.--r--t..o! township, on Tuesday last
49, "' 'he remains of his wife and two
,r, 'D' !" Tins place, and thence TO Car
49,. aad had them inferred in st Ben
6a,, ''neteTy. in that place. Their
,tar Scurred about three years ago and
ss,- were buried in Latrobe. but the
r,l-o"lent and removal of the cemetery
,, pace nade il necessary for their ,
sc.-l ana Mr.. Beslet had them brought
''''o"n, their Old home
G--T Darn Of ChrysOstom Luther in
u. o"nship, near the eastern end Of
49,. tunnel. canght fire abont seven ,
as-o,, oa Saturday evening in some mys- t
IT, way and was soon reduced to ashes. '
lis. was large one and contained
h IN. harvest. It had been used by
L. ,,o, 'au men for feeding and SHELTER
- ,5a-llDTtr Of horses and il is supposed
,es b, y, 'gln OF the fire is dne to careless /,
sga NJ, we part Of some of the railroad :
siog :, l' i, Lnther's loss is estimated at :
s,ce ,,,.,,p e., on which there was an insnr- :,