The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-08-21
,oCAL AND PERSONAL.

Tor a bee Stlhs'
Get something ready for exhibition at
\ the coming fair.
The oats harvest Is pretty well over
and the crop is immense.
Rev- Father Kittell. OF Loretto, spent
o. few hours in town ON Tuesday.
squire Paul Yahner. OF Elder town
hi, was n visitor to our town on Thurs
day,
Mr. Francis Vaught. one OF AltOona's
,,,,,I,r rrocrrS, was visitor TO our town
on Monday.
The contract for the erection of s5
stables on the fair grounds has been
,wardcd to George Maxim.
Mrs. +. f. Jones and Miss May Henry,
botb Of this place, started for Philadelphia
this Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ed. Shields, OF Loretto, accom-
ranicd by her son, drove mp to town on
Monday and spent few hours.
Thomas Boyleof Altoona was arrest
oil last week and lodged in the Holidays
bprc iafl. charged with stealing cattle and
selling them to Altoona butchers.
Work was commenced on the tunnel
s at Srittmatter's Summit on Tuesday.
Work will be prosecuted vigorously at that
pont on the cholera morbus plan-both
ends.
The large brewing firm of Kimmel &
Warner. Altoona, have failed and the
works were Saturday closed by the sheriff
No statement was made OF the liabilities
j and assets.
A game of base ball was played here
on Saturday between a club from st. Au-
uustine and the Ebensburg club, which re-
\ suited Ia a victory for the latter by score
\ OF 2Gto II.
Mrs. Eva Rider. relict OF John Rider.
formerly Of Summerhill township. died at
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Gala
han. in Wilmore, on Thursday OF last
8 week agdd about 81 years.
The funeral OF Samuel Reese, who was
murdered on Thursday OF last week took
place on Saturday morning at 1890. The
4 intermcnt took place in Lloyds ccme-
terv and but few people were in attend
4 ance.
Frederick Frick. who was sent to Dix
mont Insane Asylum, from this county,
n about FIVE years ago by the Poor Directors,
q died at that institution on Wednesday.
q His remains will be broIght to Johnstown
q FOR intermcnt
q The Superintendent OF the Electric
N Light Co.. that intends lighting Ebens-
& burg is in town making the necessary
4 plans for putting down the plant He eX-
poets to have the machine running by the
B first Of October.
n George :. Mullen, ex-ASsOciate Judge |
n OF Bedford county. died at his home at |
Mann's Choice on Monday of last week. |
He was in his Gsth year and was a brother |
a of the late Alex. c. McMullcn, deceased, |
formerly Of Ebcnsburg.
81 Mrs Hattie Hughes. widow of Sher- |
man T. Hughes deceased. of Altoona, for |
mcrly OF this place, was paid 5000 life in |
surance on Wednesday. Mr.. Hughes hav-
81 ing policy for that amount in the Penn |
Mutual, Of Philadelphia.
Harry Miller. Johnstown man on
q Saturday last. drew his wages about |
thrty-fvc dollars, deserted his wife and
family and skipped for parts unknown
with Annie Goodman, the hired girl who
had been living with him.
Peter Kinney. Of East Conemaugh.
celebrated the one hundredth anniversary
(. of his birth on Saturday. During the day
many friends called and congratulated him
N on his good health. and presented him with
number oiarticleS as a token of their eS-
. teen.
Mr. James Richardson. OF this place.
't found a razor about three miles from town
on the PittSburg pike on Saturday. 1t has
been identified aS the one belonging to Mr..
4. Samuel Reese and was thrown away by the
81 Brunor party while trying to make their
escape.
n George w. Reigel, who kept n restau-
rant on Bridge street, Alt oOna. shot him
self In the forehead on FRIDAY of last week
with the intention Of committing suicide
and died on Tuesday morning. lie was ~
III years OF age and leaves a wife and two
III children
Mr. William DiShart. of White town
IA snip who has been prompt paying sub
Scrher 10 the FREEMAN for the past TWEEN
ly-nVe years was in town on Thursday
looking up his old acquaintanceS. Mr..
ui>hart formerly lived i'm Cambria town
Shl', on the farm now owned by John ).
Davis
I'm the 2lSt of September, Professor
Gant the barber. will combne his two
,.op> IN one, and occupy the shop on the
"ouNlaln House premises. The room
20" occupied by Professor Cant on the
O'o'r o' Center and Sample streets, has
gu 'a>'d by "Chinaman" who will
utilize il for laundry.
-toyrrnOr Pattison will positively be
p'r''n' Al the union meeting OF railroaders
+ n''d az the Opera House in this city
saturday evening, September ;. With
-" 'nere will also be many other noted
r,,Sons The meeting promises to be one
= "e largest in the history OF the railroad
w O' 'Altoona.-Altoona Tribune.
~, Nr. II. c. Litzinger, OF Barnharts
'>' hater county. Pa, was here for a
A., "ni'" on Tuesday afternoon having
49," over trom Loretto, with party of
and friends. Mr. Littzinger drove
uom Butler county last week by
,r5 Y, indiana and Nicktown, to Loretto,
'"'ndS returning by way of Grant.
ym' woman giving the name of Alice ;
,,roa.l 'S was drunk and disorderly on our
,ba on Monday night and was run into ,
o., y,N"p On Tuesday morning Bur
days i,oung gave her the alternative of six |
~ ~, " the lookup or leaving town inside !
star an hour. She chose the latter and ,
,ou, Ou' The pike heading for Johns ,
oil sor '",1uruay morning the nine-year- I
-s.n., william J. Cannon, OF East Con- 4
g. -, "hlie shooting with Flobert ri 5
eda,a., 'aIIy shot his little three-year- d
hug, ~ the bail, small BIB, striking .
nb 3 Ight side at about the second
Ode, thought the shot glanced and
viii ,..-7hSt 7aihSt The rib and that the child