The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-08-14
,oCAL AND PERSONAL.


horse ON Tuesday.
A select ball will be given in the Opera
House on Friday night.
Editor Humphreys, OF the South Fork
Courier, S-as here on Tuesday.
Some fine peaches are being brought
=, ,our these days from the eastern mar
kets.
Miss Rose Bearer, 'ef Carroll township,
t.vtsiting Miss Mary Shoemaker, la nhis
plase.
Huckleberri-s are being brought here
a., Carrolltown .and selling at One'dollaI
per bucket.
The Presbyterian Sunday Scholars oi
..tis n,sce heldauzcnic at Huntlegi's grove
Oh Thursday
Harry Fenleu, OF BellefontG, spent a
nounIa of daysin town this wees'on visit
20 his parents
Mr. {. NJ. Parrish. OF Bsilefonte, is
visiting his parents Mr.. an6 Mrs. j. d
Parrish, Of tins place.
Mr.. Edward Eastman, died at his
home in Carrolltown on Sunday, Augu 81
9th. 1891. aged about s4 years.
Mr. William Dufton, Of this place pur'
chased a fine dri wing horse from John Pen
der of Pfttsburg, on Thursday.
The dealer who gets the most custo-
Wars Is the one who SENDS out the most In
v,-aticns II through the newspapers.
Miss Elmira Bearer, of Carrolltown,
returned home on Saturday after visiting
trisnds;for several weeks in Tyrone.
Joseph Young, OF Frugality, was ad-
.nitt,d.to the Altoona hospital on Wednes-
day cs- an old injuryrto his left ankle.
Mr.. c. T. Roberts, of this place, was
bp the sick list a few days during the
nnassnt week but is.able 10 be out again
MIR. James Perry, of Chest Springs
speut a couple Of days in town this week
on visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. j. b. VIII
ber.
-Nessrs. Woodruff, of the Johnstow;n
Democrat and Gibbs, Of the Johnstown
Tribune. we're here on Tuesday taking in
the races.
Just at present the market in this
,blace is over-stocked with cooking aRples.
People who bring them in have TO take
them home again.
-Beruard Shanefelt, of Gallitzin,a a brake
man on the Pennsylvania railroad was run
over and killed by the ears near Green's
burg. one day last week.
-Prothonotary ]. c. Darby, who was
recently married, Friday went to house
keeping, moving in a house on Haynes
street. Ninth Ward.-JOhHstOtCn Herald.
A little twin daughter OF Slr. Edwin
Bumford, OF Cambria township, died on
Friday last, aged about months. Its
twin brother died on the previous Friday.
-Messrs. Johnston, Buck & Co.. intend
erecting bank building al Hastings in
the near future. The building Will adjoin
c. A. Bucks furniture store on Beaver
street
DR. Bradley and wife, OF Gallitzin were
here for a couple Of days during the pres
ent week on visit to the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Bender, of the Cam
bra House.
-Messrs. John A. Blair Il Son, of this
place purchased eight fine cattle on
Thursday from Mr.. Joseph Bearer. OF Car
roll township. They tipped the beam at
$3.50 pounds
Mr.. Philip DIETRICH, of CarEolltown,
spenta few hours in town on Saturday,
coming here TO meet his wife, who arrived
on the evening train from visiting friends
in Johnstown.
The Cambria Iron Company will re-
build the large wire works which were de-
st1Cyed in the food. The new works Will
cost N,0O0,OOO and will give employment to
i've hundred men.
The Altoona daily Tribune appeared
last week in a new dress, which adds much
10 is always heretofore neat appearance.
The Tribune is a live paper and one of the
best dailieS in the state.
Harry Stoltz, OF Corning, n. Y,
where he is the proprietor Of a watch
making and jeweIry establishments Wis
lung 'riends in Ebensburg Harry learned
Ms trade with Mr.. Carl Rivinus.
A young man who works for Mr.. q. o.
FAllips, In this place, was kicked by a
loFse one day last week, the horses iron
sAod hooi striking him in the face knock
ing out four upper and one Of his lower
teeth
Lemonade and buttermilk are as good
anything drinkable that you can find
'O' This weather, " says a physician. They
S1ench thirst They both act as a pleas
sa' tonic TO the stomach and they have
. stimulating quality"
On Tuesday Jacob Sailor. of Som
Nss" Who hA been visiting his broth
HIh-law, Jacob Loucks, OF Seottdale,
s sAAe walking along the track between
sNo"aae and EverSon, was struck by q
UA'a and instantly killed.
-Ine head OF the house who thought
s'O~ase Of the lower price OF sugar he
NOlh set through the preserving season
- 'F0S expenditure finds his error. Did
elef Know woman not to buy more of
'1'As when ii was cheap.
a harvest home -picnic will be held in
a-o'phs : grove az Loretto, on Saturday,
s- 18Th Dinner and supper will be
v,'r' 01'ihe groundssand a fine orchestra
"a 11gAah the music for dancing. Get
'4! and - and enjoy yourselves.
Aetlme on Monday night or Tuesday
sr,-s The postoffiee at BeIlwood was
L, and robbed OF si7.7O in money, q
oor LOST gostal cards, stamped envelopes, etc.
F-,.'"'.u "u'iam a. McDernott, formerly Of
'A''y' Is postmaster ri Bellwood.
| r,,l'1 Aaryland farmer has a new way OF
,,,Is nay. he uses his self binder,
iB,Is ~he sheaSes into shocks, after be-
b,,, ssand feH days, hAuls IL 10 the
ye,,os ne ne claims ;unat the hay, when har-
ns5o ..l. "a AS manner, is just sas good and
WITH a3uch less trouble aud expense.
MAJ - !. 'nSee7 resembling the Texas fly has
tss,-' appearance among the cattle in
en- 'srn part Of the state and is doing
,be bIaole damage. The pest attacks
IN, -, .,a'a!s at the base of the horrs. rails
l,' sIs sore Spots. and sometimes eating
INTO The train, wiah fatal results
IA, H. Withers. of Altoona, a bsake-
klocl,sI We Pennsylvania railroad. Syas
,T1,.a' ,TI'u on the top Of o freight car at ahe