The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-10-16
Local AND PERsoNAh--


ma, au tnr Hill 81 fare.
p- r J. Davidson. of this place, wa
rJr.fawn on "Wednesday
Mr. christian Walters, of Whit" town
,. .r.ut few hours la town on Mon
da,.
NJ T. u. CrrsSWcll J. having force
.,,,sr putting up the electric light wires
mi. us,k.
r.rrfv TREASURER &. J. Mayer. ot
,.r,.ta,, %. spcut few hours In town on
WEDNESDAY
Nj ". C.. Shirlds opened the turkey
Ting season by bringing in a twelve
r..rntrr uu Thursday.
The board 81 pension examiners exam
t,tfrtv-one applicants for pensions at
I,hf -tovu this week.
Mr.. Joseph Bengele, one of Gallitzin's
-...,..rYu~ business men. was here for a
t.,, hour on Tuesday.
The miners at Delaney have quit work
..i,c 10 difficulty between the door
,.,d,r, aud the operators.
Mr. Charles McFaddeu. Of Philadel-
ubf, the contractor for part OF the new
-.nr,,d was here on Tuesday.
The long wintor nights are approach
f., subscribe for the FREEMAN IL will
b,lp you tO pass the evening.
rr, Bloom and Sadie Griffith, both Of
C,mbria township, were granted mar
ri,g. license at Greensburg last week.
Landlords j. Il. Denny. of the Noun
n -, IL. \ I.v
HonSe took a "trip TO Johnstown on Tues
day.
In some localities the railroad authori-
,,s are talking OF prosecuting all people
uh, allow their cattle TO tresspass on rail-
road property.
A new pnStoflice has been established
- rbr new coal field, nine miles north Of
south Fork. under the name Of Dunlo,
with John B. KuhnS. aS postmaster.
There were lG deaths, 6s births, Il mar
ri,rr,. = cases of contagious diseases. q Of
,ypbuid and : of scarlet fever In Johns
town during the month of September.
MI william Rram. an aged citizen of
rBu.r Yo.lvr township. iird az the home
o'hI, ,uu Iu that township on Tuesday
r,,r .u thr eighty first year of his agr.
-EN- sheriff tray was in town to-day
H.,.Ing uu hi- friends. while in ofiicr the
>arr.f vas a popular ofiirial aud hi- ma
fl-rg 40 rbr coming slrctiun viii bra large
0rr
Mr. William Garmau vas severely
sra.drd ai che .tram taunrry iu thi- piar~
5- "Wednesday aftsruuuu hy s~rauing
.tsam uh..r working about %" murh him
cry.
-J,.y, " Eradr D. 4. ~hormakur, NJ.
D Errsu o. p. Duftou aud u. a. My-rs.
E.rr. arrs u plttsburg this Week la at
t4rlar.. 1t tEr sessions of the supreme
Court
-E-g Levi Ross an Evangelical min
..r.r i...i lf hi- home ln JohnStuwn, on
Wednesday muruug aged 90 years. Rev.
R.r.. lived be- ChsrryJrcc, Indiana county,
u I~r--
Turn on the light T. what the people Of
Et-u,burg arr waiting for and the striug-
iugo tho electric light wires through our
street, giy,-, the promise that We will not
have long 20 wait
A barn. with It's contents, belonging to
Il. H. Hummell. Of Allemans, Cieariield
county. was totally destroyed 10y fire last
Monday. The origin OF the fire is not
known. No insurance
"A largr. Scven-Story hotel building TO
cost in the urighborhood OF S.5,oDo is one
OF the ,rrurturcS talked of being built in
John.town. on Franklin street between
Locust and Washington
The political campaign has quieted
down and there is very little politics talked
about Every Democrat however, should
20 and vote and try aud run the county
tickets majority up GO 1900.
II while showing your wife the proper
way to put up stove pipe, il slips and
skins your fingers. do not swear. 1t Is
disgusting habit. and outside OF a printing
Office there is no necessity for IT.
Jim Bigcy, Of Altoona, who vas ar
rested some time ago charged with being
one Of the incendiarieS who were firing
buildings in that city was uied i1olli-
daysburg last week and acquitted.
-Torcmove wart. cover the skin around
thr wart with lard, apply over the surface
o''hr growth one or two drops of strong
hyfrochloric or nitric acid; then keep the
p'Tcoyered up until the scab separates
In the case of W. ii. France against
H. A. McPikc and George +. Fresh, pro-
prrtorS Of the Altoona Times for libel, the
Blair county grand jury returned mot a
Uae DILL and the prosecutor pay the costs
Governor Pattison. on last week ap-
po'aied among others, Fred Jeakel and
J. D. Hicks, from Blair county, as dele
HIe>to TIE National Farmer Congress, TO
D held al Sedalia, Mo-, November 10th,
lNl
a number Of horses in Ligonier Valley
l.'e been attacked by peculiar and fatal
'Hecton. The tongue of the animal swells
W me iull size Of the mouth and IL chokeS
death. Several valuable horses have
Died
zach minute, night and day, by the
olra. reports. the United States collects
s@s aud spends slGl; the interest on the
'1oIc debt was S5 "A minute last year, or
.-NeTac'ly cqual TO the amount of silver
Mined in that time.
On Saturday last there was a horse
AshyiIl1 between a horse owned by
Ne,Uey Cole, OF that place, and one owned
= Sonn NcGuire, of Delaney, for purse
The race was won by the horse
O"aed by McGuire.
D.. decision OF the Supreme Court at
.,.S ''SOuTS on Monday, affirming the decree
"Ner court declaring the Office of City
,O'uer IN the third class without found
-, ..9l IN law will leave the CITY Recorder
'''o'na out in the cold.
N4hy farmers will not feed their milk
~, appieS, being under the impression
A., '4eh diet is not good for milk. Some
,,+ - however, do not take that view
-s'e led hundreds of bushels of apples
COWS, with good effect.
,v., ,e a., man who advertises spasmodiealIy
H. .-',1e - uohe on large scale, fails to catch
Ff.-