The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-10
IoCAI AND PERSONAL

A red ductjon in umbrellas at MIS- H. H.
nes'
"A couple Of cases Of scarlet fever are
ported in town.
Nj. George Kinkesd, OF Johnsto"h'
. n town on sunday
MI. John 7. Blair, of this place, war
Philadelphia last week.
-David Costlow. OF Johnstown, visited
,ensburg on Wednesday.
Nj Andrew Gegler, OF Gallitzin, spent
spw hours in town on Thursday.
TIN annual season Of housc-cleaning is
n and there is HI TO pay generally.
-Ruryrss Young. whose illness we no
4 last week il on fair road 10 recovery
Thu FREEMAN office Is the place to get
NJ hob printing. Good work at low
ices-
a bin ha, passed the Legislature fixing
Z compensation OF road viewers at $3.50
r DAY
TIC Mountain House barber shop has
en- moved to the basement OF the Blair
3use
MI Joseph Brngclc, one Of Gallitzin's s
ternrI.iug business men was in town
ThnrSday.
A splendid assortment of embroidcrics
Mrs. K. +. Jones' One lot, narrow, Mt
duced prices.
Hon. John Fcnlou, who has been on the
X Ms FOR the past week or two, Is again
Ie b. br about.
NE. r. f. Jones is in Philadelphia
wing her spring stock of dry goods, mil
lery and notions.
ME-. Rose Horn died at her home In
leehony township on Wednesday, April
!, lsol aged 20 years.
--Aftcr the first Of May dealers in man
actnrcd toacco are not required TO take
1 government license.
MI. Joseph Brown, Of E6cnShurg, has
released the farm Of the late Edward
arrish, in Cambria township.
wan papcr.-Em boSsed bronze papers,
TO Is cents per roll; grounded white
ck. cents, at Dufton & Sons.
JOHN Younkin, Reade township boy
ID BIZ leg broken on Monday, while
restling with young companion.
MI. T. II. Hcist, Of Harrisburg, was
70 for 4 couple of days this week getting
aplr Pyrk ready for the summer season.
In the month Of March there We're
xhty min" persons in the Blair county
II. and their average cost of keeping was
~.
-Ebcnshurg summer Normal begins on
ondav. April Goth. 1921. Tuition, s for
ach.er-; ~ for the Intermediate depart
ent-
--Capraiu .Iumrs II. Gagehy, Of the Reg
ar Army. who has charge OF recruiting
ice at JohustuWn, was in town on We'd
's<lay
--Messr.. Thomas Bishop and Joseph
ousil Bon, two Of Allegheny townships
It citizrus. were visitors 10 our Office on
nesday
cir! TO cook and do gcncr-
hous sework in family OF two. Wages,
per week. Address, p. o. Box II, Eb-
sburF, Pa.
Mr.. SHaS Cassidy and wife. OF Altoona,
ho werc on a visit to their son Mr.. Rob
I cassidy, Of this place, returned home
Wednesday,.
Tho loss 10 tho workmen by the strike
the coke regions is calculated at 81, 200,
D IN wages, while the loss to the opera
rsfs incalculable.
Am one desiring to teach can not do
'tter than To attend the Ebensburg Nor
a. For particulars address +. f. Cor
th or 7. B. Allison.
Pastor. Hun, of Whitney, was
lied at Grceusburg, Tuesday night for
'ooting q Mrs. Sadora in the thigh dur
8 Fight over a keg OF beer.
A handsome new church will be erect
atst Vincrnt's Monastery. near La
1be, Wrstmorclsnd county, during tho
ming summer. at cost of $4,000.
"A Mission under the auspices Of the
assionst Fathers, comenced at ST. Bar
lolonew's Church In Wilmore, on Sunday
I'D vii continue until next Sunday.
-SheriH Stineman offers the Ebensburg
Cressou Railroad st Sherif's sale on
riday, May Sth, 1881, at one o'clock r NJ,
be SOD at the suit Of John Scott trustee.
-M unknown man, aged so years, while
alking on the railroad track at Saxman's
osSing, east of Latrobe, on Thursday
ghtof last week, was struck by a train
ID inst stauty killed
DIR. \, Griffith. who has been absent
artng thr winter at his orange grove in
|or1da, returned home on Tuesday, feel
3 mnch benefited by his winters So
urn y the land Of flowers.
-Thcrc is talk Of telephone line being
Tilt From Johu>town by way of South
DIX aud Ehcnsburg to HollidaySburg.
=. y. Is. CrcSwell, OF this place, is about
mira actns for furnishing the poles.
--Thc success in teaching of the stu tents
'aEhool Is the highest recommendation
y norma school can have. The EbenS-
IyK Normal sent ont many we'll qualified
nchers last year. Term begins April 20
n.
"A ladies gold watch was lost in tn,
of the Catholic church il
'is place, on last Monday evening. TIL,
ader viii b. suitably rewarded and ear
Arus y ho is tho owner by calling at this
Her.
- ward, a little son Of George Gcary
UUy township. Wcstmorcland county
'uoQ 2 stick OF dynamite on Wednesday
iest ""cN. which hc exploded and shat
rea hIs left hand, the thumb and fore
ngcr being blown away.
M. Eli Horncr, an old citizen OF tho
= ~ari Johnstown, aged 20 years, fell
he stairway Of his residence on
~ evening, fracturing his scull.
'e~,1hE his collar bone and three ribs.
- ~ nri"S will likely prove fatal.
AIonaN Bcrtram and Miss Annie Bee
& rr married at ~. Johns Catholic
p Altoona. Tuesday morning bv
a., aiher O'Counor. Mr.. Bcrtram is n
4 own engineer on the Pittsburg Di-
p the Pennsylvania Railroad.
William Foster, who died In HINT
49, 'e'' on tuesday morning At the ago ~
80 purchased the Cambria Ggzctte o,
b !" IN, IN lsi9, and conducted II a. tbe
Wreath until Is5e. He w,s
soldier in the war FOR Tho r.