The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-12-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

While in attendance at court next
week, drop in and pay the printer.
Mr.. f. J. Vaught, one of Altoona 5
ropulaI groccrS. was in town on Mon
day.
Mr.. Ed. Fenlon. of Lcavenworth. Kan,
3. visiting his aunt Miss Maggie Rhey, If
misplace.
Mis-, Matte Richardson. of this place,
&. i.vi,itiug friends in Altoona and Holli
daySJurg.
The past couple of days "wednesday
and Thursday were as balmy as the finest
davs spring.
Mr.. James McCans, one of Clearfield
-ovu-hip'S oldest and best citizens. was in
town ON Saturday.
Another steam shovel has been added
n working force on the railroad from
KavIor's to CrcssOn.
-Thrty-one residents of Mount Pleas
ant. Wc,tmoreland county, are under ar
rest for running ''speak-easies.
DIR. Harry Somerville. one of Chest
Sprfngs' rntcrprising citizens, spent few
hour, i'm town on Wednesday.
Mr. Joseph ShankS, VINO was accident
aIIy shot near Chest Springs about two
week, ago. Is able to be around again.
Taxpayers should remember that
there will be five per cent added TO all bor-
ough and school taxes unpa i'd after the 17th
inst
Mr. CcIcstine Strittmatter, of Carroll
,agnship. dropped in 10 see the FREEMAN
on Monday and had the receipt for his pa
per dated Is92.
DR.. Sttrns and son, of Washington. ID.
Caucphcw of Hon. y. \. Barker, of this
pace spent few days in town during the
present week
Two prisoners have made their escape
from the Huntingdon reformatory. a re-
ward of twenty-five dollars is offered for
their rrcaptuIe.
An old building on the farm of Mr.
John Cunningham was burned down ON
hsg Thursday night Some lum Der that
wa, close by was also burned.
-Juc day last week Henry Sell, Of Jack
son township. had one of his legs broken by
ciuder barrel falling upon him while
putting it into the cellar.
-G.lr-, = Blackburn, of West Newton
Wo-tmorcIaud county. an eX-memter of
the legislature. was on Thursday arrested
ar issuing bogus tax receipts on election
day.
ON Thanksgiving day an Italian was
caught Iu the act of robbing the sachristy
o,,le Catholic church at Lorotto He was
brought 90 Jail 20 await trial fer the Of
fence.
The assessors in the West ward, of
E5cusburg have completed the assessment
Cor This year and the valuation foots up
S8Sn about three times the valuation
0.Umer years.
Mis-, Sarah McNeelis- a former teach
rOt this county. and sister of Hon. Ed. Il.
M,NreIi,. was married in Philadelphia on
Wednesday, November 25th, TO Mr.. j. NJ
MtGiuIey. of that city.
-Rt Rev Bishop Phelan will dedicate
the new Catholic church and bless the bell
a, EhrcnicId on Sunday. the 18th inst
The Catholic societies and public in gem
era. are cordially invited to be present on
tie ,cca>iou.
"A wire from the Postal Telegraph
Company line iH this place has been run
Into Cue shoe store of Mr.J. ID. Lucas. who
during tAa absence Of the Mr. Walker, the
operator, viii attend TO sending messages
cyerJhat iuc.
Harry snyder a twelve year old Stahls-
'l"u. We-tmoreIand county boy, was ac-
clelt4.v shot by his brother while out
hunting ON Tuesday. The load took effect
u ,Le hip and there is very little hopes of
-s H0s recovery.
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Dufton. of this
,-.alou being summoned there by n tele-
Sil announcing the dangerous illness of
-e- daughter who is a Sister of Mercy in
t.a'aa' iu that city.
Nj Frank McPike. Pittsburg print
s.Na Of Mr.. H. \. McPike. formerly of
-' place. is lying seriously III at his faith
'a'me 100 Altoona with consumption.
1.-a' many friends in Ebensburg who
-.'e'nny 70 hear of his illness.
"A Dispatch from Philadelphia saws
-' fraa> of Hon, John Dean. of Holli-
--.>.lr-, intend urging him TOR the nom
-'D'a 900 the Republican ticket for SUI
r'-r Judge. 20 occupy the vacancy
-->4 oy the death of Judge Clark.
-Honce Larman, an Altoona man.
'-.r a''r.ug under a temporary fit of in
,.'.F. wandered away from his home on
sunday OF last week, since which time
-..-..s aa, been heard ofhim. His friends
81 ANXIOUS 90 learn of his whereabouts.
ait. L. e.. Parrish, Of this place, pur-
-'- i"o deer on Saturday last and
sr' them 10 Philadelphia. They were
~ '''>, weighing 90 and 90 pounds re-
tN"'r.F. They We're shot in Blacklick
,N1.p, one by G.. Michaels aud the 9TH
9H Thomas Green.
an exchange SAYS that newspaper
'aer> should bee classed among capt.
'. They lend more money than any
.,r But they don't lend il on inter-
-i.l put it out in trifing sums
-. country todelinquent subscribers,
"Nom never repay the principal,
1''l.ng of the interest.
CT W. ~. Lingerfelter, the efficient
Il ~ az A~hvile. in order 10 increase
s.4 ia''.y well-developed apetitite.
i.l DIS gun on Monday and started
o.. t'"h The railroad. When about
l. '7l FdrI> below the town he saw
OK ,''.hs The track. He pulled up,
-'I brought down a buck that
-"tiy eight pounds
~, night last week a coke train on
& h '.ra'ant branch jumped the track :
E... "erton and ran through
.fame building. occupied by the
q ,"' Dexter coke works and a gen
- The building was wrecked and /
m rl1audise ruined: loss about 81
a5.-.., ,'eTN' who sleeps in the store.
h, .' To be out at the time.-Greeus- II
~ 'An T. Everhart, Of HOLIDAYS
s..,.-,lr.'. ''naster Of Martlnsburg. ex- !
60 l.''' IN the Pennsylvania Iegis- >
Sst ~ !, prominent Democratic poll
E,.-l pair county, died on Friday. !,
tt,s, .-aI' c.-' was registry clerk under u
sSsass al >chnell. and was highly
'e,er g.. g., az who knew him, His son. II