The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-27
,oCsI AND PERSONAL.

-Mr. Phil Luttringer, OF Johnstowh'
ment Sunday In Ebensburg.
John P. Kirsh, Of Barr township, was
: visitor to our office on TUESDAY
Miss Josephine Baily arrived home on
a>turtlay from a visit 10 friends in Johns
town.
Tho Mountain House at Loretto Is
IN, omen for the accommodation OF the
pubhc.
Wv. A. b. Little Esq, of Allegheny
townshIp. was a visitor TO our Office on
Monday.
Judge Krebs, OF Clearield Pa, IS occu-
ming the judicial bench during the pres
ent week OF court.
IT stephens Esq, OF Gallitzin, drop-'
ned I'm 10 see the FREENANi-whiled doing
dpty at court as a witness.
-Stewart Springer, who escaped from
iail q couple OF years ago through the
OF Warden Young, returned
on Tuesday lie was admitted without
pass.
f-Jeremlah R. Sweeny, brother OF Mrs.
ri j. Grouse. Of this place, died at his
home I'm Allegheny City on Friday OF last
week, age 81 years.
Mr.. Walter Strayer, one OF Morrell-
ville's entcrpriSing citizens, spent rew
hours in town on Thursday and while here
cropped In TO see the FREEMAN.
For sale or rent.-A house OF seven
rooms I'm the East ward OF Ebensourg'
Kill be sold on easy payments. Possession
Riven on the lst OF April next. Call on the
snbscriber for terms. HENRY BYRNE,
Mr.. James \. McCans, OF Chest town
min. will offer for sale on Tuesday March
., 1891 the following property to Wit.
horses, cattle. hogs, sheep, hay. straw,
farm machinery farming implements etc.
Il 4-Bernard Darby, brother OF Prothon-
otary Darby, OF this place. died at the
Nome of his mother in Johnstown on Fri
day last. The deceased had been sadly az
dicted with rheumatism FOR some time
pas.
II John r. McCloSkey, OF Gallitzin, who
xas I'm attendance at court as party 10
nit during the present week, fell while
roinC down the Court House stairs on
Monday, and broke bone in one OF his
thumbs.
-Furs! Furs!-Hunters and others
should remember that &. l.. Frcdericks, OF
Ms place. pays the highest cash price for
otter. mink, red fox, gray fox, raccoon,
skunk, opposum and muskrat furs and
skins, From IS cents TO 800 will be paid
Tor skunk skins.
4 Thomas Oliver died at Rainsburg, Bed
FORD county. on Saturday at the age Of lOl'
b. was by far the oldest citizen in that
section Of the State and used both liquor
mi tobacco until the day he died. He was
considered powerful man in his day. He
Ieaves wife who is in her sOth year.
MIR James Itel, OF Portage, who has
beeu subscriber to the FREEMAN since it
started it in 1867, was in town on Wednes-
DAY and called To see US. AT the recent
electi.n Dir. Ite was elected Justice Of
III Peace Ia Portage township, and after
bis commission arrives we have no doubt
the Squire will deal out justice without
Rear or favor.
The Swank Hardware Company, Of
Johnstown, have an advertisement in this
issue OF the FREEMAN that will prove in
terestiug to our farmer friends. Their
spriug tooth harrow IS the best harrow
nade and those wishing To purchase u
harrow should call on them and get the
best. Now is the time to look at them as
the time for their use wi II soon be at hand
In another column will be found the
announcement Of James Myers. OF Ebens-
burg, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject 10
,the decision OF the next Democratic prima-
ffy election. Ex-Sherif Myers is we'll
known Democrat who has always been
'stcadfgst and uuswerving in his support
pr Democratic men and measures and il
dominated would command the support OF
'the party throughout the county.
On Wednesday morning about one
ID clock a stable belonging 10 Mrs. Mary
Ritmau, in Altoona, was discovered to be
on fire, but owing to the prompt arrival OF
the fire companies, the flames were sub
ducd and the fire under control before the
Building was destroyed. After the fire had
been "NtinguiShed i'm examining the loft OF
the stable, the fremen found the charred
remains OF Max Scigel, q young man who
bad formerly worked at the stable, but had
'ouit few days before lie had evidently
eoue into the stable before the fire TO sleep,
and pcrished in the flames.
Although the search for Augustine
Iuthcr'S body, who was drowned at the
CoopcrSdale bridge, on last Friday. has
bccu prosecuted almost continuously. IL
pas not found up until late hour on
Monday afternoon. cousin Of the drown
p man. Mr.. J. W, Luther, OF the firm
~ Luther X Farahaugh, the Clinton
ttreet timers, came near meeting the
1ate OF the one whose fate he was search
1ng for. Tne skiff he was in upset, and
pad II not been for the nerve Of Engineer
(reswell he certainly would have gone
'coWn FOR the last time.-JOhustOlpn T'rIb-
ssRe.
About ten o'clock on Tuesday morn
fng little four-ycar-old daughter OF
'Richard Tibbott, who resides in the
ssuburbs % the town in the East ward, was
.shockingly burned by her clothing catch
.lng hre from stove. The parents were
both absent leaving three children at
nome, one older and one younger than the
child burned. While playing about the
stove the little girls dress caught fire.
when she ran screaming distance OF three
squares 70 neighbor's where the flames
were extinguished. When she was taken
lh her clothing was burned off from the
waist down aud her body charred and
blachened in frightful manner. DIR.
1Sohes was at once summoned who done
Ievery thing possible TO alleviate the chiId's
tuherings She died ON Wednesday morn
Sing.
Family Duty.
Inc home circle is sacred and life has
- yhaFhS indeed II family ties are burst
3 sHhder. The promotion OF happiness and