The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-10-09
,oCAL AND PERSONAL.

, new Methodist church was dedicated
Hastings on last Sunday.
fire escape has been place in position
,Lr convent building in this place.
Mr. Ed Griffith. of this place, is a
,..,.r.burg. looking at the Greensburs
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kebler. of Kane
u, were here last week visiting relatives
and friends.
Fy-Govcrnor Beaver was visitor tC
rtrp,hurg and also our fair on Thursday
ofIq~t week.
Mr. Robert Dawson who had been at
.,nIfur college in Butler county, is home
4 NJ, account of sickness.
Mr. Chrysostom Luther, of Carroll
.,,,.biu. was a visitor 10 Ebcnsburg for a
t,,-bours on Thursday.
Mr.. John w. Evans. of Bloomington
Illinois. j. visiting the scenes of his youth
IN EbruSburg and vicinity.
Argument court was in session on Mon
5,r and Tuesday. Very little business of
concordance was transacted.
Mr. Ernest APPEL and wife, of Colorado,
4 .ra visiting relatives and friends in Ebens-
bur and Cambria township.
And now everyone is telling about what
.t.r rouId have taken TO the fair if they
had only thought of it in time.
Mr.. James B. Zahm and wife of Pitts
t,,r,, were here on Thursday of last week
,f.tiur friends and taking in the fair.
Mis-, Ella. daughter of Hon. Danuel
Mclaughlin. formerly of Johnstown. died
At Pit,,burg on Thursday aged ~ years.
The electric light is expected to be
. -urprd ON IN Il couple of weeks. An eX
merit is here now putting the dynamoS in
position.
-Mr,srs. C. \. Sharbaugh and eX-Shcr-
IN Gray. two of Carrolltown's enterprising
.frfzrus. spent few hours i'm town on
Tuesday.
The CarrolItown cornct band visited
rbr EbruShurg fair in u body last Thurs
d,y and PLAYED some fine selections while
4 on the grounds.
som, Of the business men i'm the north
A ofthrrounty are said to have some oftlteir
/ money locked mp in the suspended banks
4 m,Clrarfrld county.
-Gcurgr Hughes. of Ninevah. was over
come bv gas in well on Friday and died
before he could be- taken out. He leaves
4 awifr and family.
4 Mr.. James Kirkpatrick. of Carroll
mvn,hip. who for some time has been SER
ion,ly III with typhoid fever, is said to be
on a fair road to recovery.
Mr. David Price. of this place, had
turnty-our sheep killed by dogs last week
athI, farm in Cambria township. about
three miles east of town.
The mother of cN-Shcrif Joseph A.
GRAY. uf Carroltown. died at her hoHe in
Susguchanua township ON Saturday last,
aged about seventy wears.
Father DcaSy. pastor Of the Catholic
congregation in this place, was in Column
bus. Ohio last week being called thithcr
By the Illness Of relative.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Scanlan and sis
Der Mary. Of EbcnSburg, were i'm Indiana
over sabbath, visiting Mrs. Scanlan'S par
euts-MdUUd Messenger.
-Mcssrs p. F. Brown. II. A. Shoemaker
and g. Lloyd. Of this place, and charles
Grouse, Of South Fork. are in the wilds of
BhckIick looking for game.
Don't forget the laughing carnival at
the opera house. next SATURDAY evening.
"OW Farmer Hopkins has broken the
record as O laugh producer. See IL.
Philip Bridcubaugh. prominent citi-
zen Of Sinking Valley, Blair county, after
returning home from the funeral of
friend fell dead ON Tuesday afternoon.
James Clark. Esq, father of Justice
NIIas W. Clark, Of the supreme cour. of
Pennsylvania, died at his home in Indiana
on Thursday Of last week, aged sG years.
Frank Sutton, Of CreSson. was badly
shaken mp aud scratched one day last week
10 irving 10 jump on a moving train.
Frank ought to take warning and quit the
practice,
Marshal W. Jones, of Boston, Mass, Z
we'll mown in this place, IA son of the late .
LIcn' Hugh Jones, was married on Sep /
'emhcr END. 20 Miss Annie Merrill, of the /.
same city
Thomas Taylor and Stephen Smith,
We're arrested in PunNSutawncy and taken
'olaii at Clcarfcld one day last week,
CHARGED with the robbery of a tailoring es-
a'I>hmont in Coalport.
"A wamstcr coming into town saw fou
via turkeys on the CLAY pike, about three q,
niles from town. on Wednesday. When !
ne 'am" in sight the turkeys took wing
aa few into the woods
The Philipsburg Banking House. of
il.p'6urg Pa, closed its doors on Mon F.
"a! a>l Want Of confidence caused by
y,-ff
'-l houiziale was the cause.
Anthony f. McGarvey, son of John
N7aryey Of Chest township, Clearfeld
'-l'y' was struck by train in Pittsburg
l, Week and killed. The young man was
Va A> way home from the West.
ta' election proclamation, published
Wv republican papers in this county
~ week gives notice to the voters that
'teuon is not far off. November 3rd,
'''"'ue over three weeks. is the day.
"" Monday the afternoon train on its
v anu trip struck COW belonging to
N"ar'> Owens at the crossing at the
END Of town and threw it from the
s.,',. -,,. n!uring il so badly that IL had to
''' '4arlcs b Scely, prominent real
t.. 's'nt Of Pitt>burg, spent few days
r. N' week. Mr. Seely was born in
n -..,5 z his father being one Of the ear
O. .,r ''1t', who in 1916 served as treasur-
" Cambria county.
'"' INST license granted 10 sugar
n. '-.sf under the Mckinley bounty law
~, .'"a'ed TO David B. Ash, of Edie.
..... county. The license bore the dis
,y,.,' '' being No. !. In Somerset coun-
"'enNe> We're issued.
t-r, ..I 'I the annual visitors to Ebens- Z
Er. '"o' about election time, could do a
bad ,I,.., I,.,e'hlng for either party If they
H., ..., ..,'e money TO work with. are to be