The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-10-23
,oCaL AND PERSONAL


friday october 3Oth. is Hallow Fen.
few snow flakes were flying in the
mir to-day Thursday
social hop was held at the Blair
r,,,,.. ON Monday evening.
Hon \. \. Barker and Mr.. Ed.
,,.s were in Altoona on Wednesday.
Mrs Joseph Bearer. Ct Carroll town
.af,, .prut a few hours in town ON We'd
uesday.
Mr. Joseph Gutwald, of Cresson. at one
Inn. burrcSS of Ebensburg. was here ON
Monday
Mr. James f. McGough, of Clearfield
..,,o.bip. was in town on Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr. George Wenderoth. Of Wilmore
-t,b,s been ON the sick list for some time
mast is improving.
Mr. CYRUS Jones and his grandmother,
Nh. Carharinc Roberts, visited friends IN
r,bu,t.wu ON Wednesday.
lame, Walters was killed at Lamont,
Ve,rmurcIaud county. Sunday night by
hsng cut in two by an engine.
Thomas NJ. Rager, an old resident Of
r.cs.on township, died on Monday, Octo-
her lsth. aged siNty-four years.
--Ourucyt door neighbor w. C.. Shields
r.ou,,lIr fu another wild turkey on We'd
.s.5,v. the second one this season.
Mr. Albert APPEL, of this place, was
,f..rd by horse one day last week and
a.. compelled to lay of work for a couple
day.
-Iohn Tracey of JohnStown, was
br,urht ,n Jail on Wednesday on "A charge
NJ surety Of the peace, preferred by his
wife.
The Beech Creek railroad engineers are
s,uy,,rnt surveying route from Mahaffey
IN CIearfrld county, up the river To Cher
ytree.
4 switch has been put i'm at Kaylor'S
.r the new railroad and the work of lay
ing ties and track has already been COM
nenccd.
MIR. David Evans, of Kane, Pa, for
rer resident Of Ebensburg, arrived in
,oen last week ana is visiting his many
friends.
II nothing unexpected happens, the
managers NJ the electric light plant in this
Mace expect 10 turn on the light on Satur-
day night.
Mr. 4. Y. Jones and wife of Kane Pa.
arrived here on Wednesday, being called
here by the death of Judge Kinkead, Mrs.
Jones father.
A few nights ago the Adams Express
office at Mount Pleasant, WeStmoreland
county. was robbed of twenty dollars in
money and a keg of gin.
On Friday night Philadelphia Express
smc, and Instantly killed a yOung man
supposed 10 be- Frank Upton, an Altoona
printer near South Fork.
-irrur county farmers are selling ap-
p-s at from four to six cents bushel on
The trees. One granger is reported to have
sod 3OoI bushels for 800.
Mr.. George HuntIey, of this place,
wears the belt for this season aS the cham
p5n shot. On Friday last he brought
down two wild turkeys with one shot.
Mr. Peter Burnhimer, of Wilmore,
while working on the street on Tuesday of
last week, was prostrated by a paralytic
stroke his right side being entirely dis
ablcd
A great number Of dump-carS are be-
lng hauled through this place TO the new
railroad. They are shipped here by rail
and then hauled on wagons TO their desti-
naton
Edward CIahaugh, a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad living at Derry.
was thrown from his train at Everson.
W">morcland county. Monday night and
Instantly killed.
District Attorney Francis Joseph
otonnor and Miss Margaret Bailey will
DE- Nmarrcd in -. Johns Catholic church
lJohns'own at 1890 o'clock on Wednes-
morning, October 18th.
Secretary Edge. of the state board of
agriculture, estimates the Pennsylvania
wheat crop at 10000 bushels: oats.
h'""o: potatoes l3.a5OOCD A.: hay, 2.4OO.-
V' Tons corn. 54,OO0,OOO bushels.
A most simple cement for mending
gas and earthenware Is made Of white of
"1and water beaten together and brought
. -e consistency of thick paste with pow
1iel 4uIcHimc. Use Immediately.
III reported that a valuable vein of
.o4 on1 has been discovered near Lilly.
sample Of the ore has been sent away
.'' analysis. and II il proves what the find
"' nope 'or, they VIII have bonanza.
-Nr Daniel ShumaR. OF Jackson town
,-a va, here ON Saturday and presented
. WIN couple apples, the handsomest
''onoa> OF that fruit we have seen this
..1'' IAry were Of the sweet russet and
"saF-ounce varieties
The ease Of Matilda Ward vs.. the city
:. A'''ona Tor $1,000 damages for injuries
.,N IN falling through a defective
'-"alk-waS tried I'm HolidaySburg last
20 and Verdict was brought in by the
'-'' 'n 'avor Of the city.
Y" sunday afternoon the dwelling
- MS. EIlenburg. residing in Rich
-, 'NA>hip. caught fire from the stove
II. rIS'AR through the ceiling and burn
r Ar ground, together with nearly all
''ht> There was no insurance.
I've Aackie, Hungarian, was found
- "a ne cellar Of a Hungarian boarding
&C. ''"h>tOWn on Wednesday morn
--1 is stated that his death result
80 "&ht Of proper nourishment and
=. treatment. he having been sick
n, ~, '''-ii'l ", the thirteen -year-Old
~. r. H. Dougherty. a Latrobe hard
bg.r5i.,.' ,'''. while playing on top OF a new
rt.,' % Monday morning, fell adistane
ra.,t '' alishtng on number of ce-
t..r-''' ''i'a>' and it is thought that he is
s,t, -'Ns man named Hunter had his
MA. ~, -" eanght between the dead woods
.-r, '!lhg 10 couple cars on "a freight
a.r' hastings on Saturday last and had
s---.ll .l''-r So badly crushed that DIR. Rice
ariI' u between the elbow and
=, 'n Saturday night
log,,, H.. Howard G. Evans. who was SER
Jat-..''.l '.lrd '.lrrd No7ne five weeks since in the
is a,,.,. ..o.inpany'S machine shop. by be-
la-,.-.,,N 10 The eye with a piece of metal.
Var y, '''ng untold pain, is now in a fair
a,.,. mplete recovery. with the ex-
hl1 m, ,la' ms eye is destroyed. johns