The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-04
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mr. CYRUS Jones, of this place, is on
the sick list.
Mr. Christian Walters, of Reade town
ship spent few hours in town or tues
day.
Tho Democratic State Convention is
=, ,assiop at Harrisburg to-day CTEurs-
Il day.
Mr. John Anstead, of Gallitzin, spent
Il .,,, bours In town on business on We'd
neSday
Mrs F. c. Reed of Pittsburg, died at
.bo Mountain House, at Cresson, on Sun
day last.
Mr. Frederick Daily, OF Portage town
hin died on Monday August 3lst, aged
70 years.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Plunket, of
c.uitziu. were visiting friends in Ebens-
bnrg on Monday.
number of our stores and business
,,,.es are being wired for the reception
q, the electric light.
MIR. John Morgan has been appointed
,opitor Of the EbenSburg public schools
for the ensuing year.
Professor Gibson, principal Of the
Ebensburg schools for the coming term ar
rived here last week.
Thousands of bushels of apples will go
70 loss in this county this Fall on account
of the enormous crop.
-Ex-county Commissioner James Cost
4 low. of Adams township, was visitor 10
our town on Wednesday.
III is estimated that at least $1,000 peo-
,Is we're in Indiana in Thursday Of last
week. at the reunion of old soldiers.
Next week is court week and the large
number OF criminal cases returned Indicate
that there win be II large crowd of people
\ here.
-Isaac HuguS, Esq, one OF the oldest
memb ers Of the bar in Somerset county
died in that place on Thursday of last
week, aged - years.
A new town to be called Breamar,
"a being laid out in Adams township, at
the terminus OF the South Fork railroad.
Lots are in the market for sale.
The Democratic convention OF Frank
I'm county. on Tuesday endorsed the ad-
ministration of Governor Pattison and de-
elared for Cleveland for President in 1892.
The value Of the real estate of Penn
sylvania is put down in the annual report
et Secretary of Internal Affairs at g, 1885,
eO4 $50.
If you happen to be- bitten by mos
Il ouito-whcb is almost equivalent to say
Ing il you happen to breathe-wet the spot
and rub it into a lather with common soap.
That's ALL
Miss Lilly Owens, of PittSburg, who
was visiting Miss Maud Zahm, of this
\ place, returned home on Monday the latter
accompanying her on visit to friends in
that city.
-Spasmodic advertising, even when
made on large scale, is disappointing.
The ephemeral feature of such advertising
\ looks a. II the man had made grand effort
aud failed
-Harland Plank, little grandson of
Mrs. Susan Roberts, Of this place, fell on
the pavement in front of his grandmOher's
residence on Tuesday evening and broke
his right arm.
-Mr Herman Williams, son of Mr..
Thomas j. Williams, of this place, was
married on Wednesday, September End,
lsgl. to Miss Elizabeth NJ. Stillwager, of
ClaySville Pa.
Mr.. T. b. O'Hara, Of the livery firm of
O'Hara Luther Il Davis, one day last
week, sold fine team of sorrel horses to
J. c. Sims, Secretary of the p. K. r Co., for
The sum Of $500.
Merchants who permanently dvertise
create the impression of strength and or
soundneSs. People at least feel that those
\ who keep their names before the public
\ are solid and substantial.
4 The Altoona sun, the Office OF which
a was burned out last week is out again, in
dimnutiye form for the pTeseat, but in
tending to grow and in short time will
q De the same old sun again.
Mr.. Thomas Telford, editor ~ the
Piitsburg Labor Tribune, accompanied by
n hls wife and family, spent couple OF
N days here last week visiting Mrs Telford'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Donovan.
DR. Z. II, Plank, OF Christisna, Ian
caster county, whose wife and family have
been here for week or two visiting Mrs.
n r mother in this place, came 30 town on
Wednesday for short visit To the noun
q tain.
n Mr.. James McCabe, son of Bart Nc
taoe, engineer on the branch, is firing on
mat road at present, Engineer McCabe
oemgof duty ON account of illness, while
Engineer Dan Zahm is running the ma
chine
-iame may be shot ia Pennsylvania as
loho"S Quail from November i 10 De-
eeuoer 10; pheasants, October l 10 -Janu
a! j. squirrels, September l 10 January / !;
4 '@o0't>' November l TO January l. wood
'V'A Vune To January l. This is official
n The annual reunion Of the One Hun
utu ana Forty Regiment, p. W,
VII take place at Somerset, Pa, on Sep
'eiAOtF 9Th Among the prominent people
"hO VIII BE- present are the old command
VI 'he regiment, Colonel Warren, and
saa.er General Snowden, OF the State
Militia
oStmsSter-General Wanamaker has
personally signed letter to the post
T-t T.et al each county seat throughout the
A-.eN States, asking him, for the public
- ana at his own expense, to make a
@' VISIT 10 each post-office in his
,1H aud make a detailed report upon
is e"Adlliou.
So, -uuAday morning during an electric
60 |" Altoona, Joseph Ketner, who re-
vOa 'le Dry Gap Road near that city,
was Standing in his door witb his wife and
,'sI' when they were all three pros
80 Win an electric shock. All reeov-
m a -H short time, however, and feel no
es Rom the shsck.
o,n-, thomas Edwards, of BlackIick
sh,, mp sS' the first man in that town
49, i" purchase a seff-oinding harvesting
~ '''Ae and last week he cut and bound
rI,.s|IeS IeS Of o&ts in four hours without
ys,,a-s single sheaf. Mr. Edwards har-
b.S1 Is OF the Mccormick make and he is
'-'! pleased with it.
and ne" house in the cougse Of erection
D., -0aiiy completed, belonging to Meade
sr,r,I s-l' al Ninevah, was burned to the
u 90.