The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A new NJ. E. church will be dedicated
at Lilly on January 2Ith.
Hos VI. Fitzharris, OF GalitziR, Is laid
up again with his old enemy, the rheuma-
tiSm.
Mr.. Joseph Griffin, of Munster town
Sh.p. was a visitor TO our town ON Satur-
day.
The Odd Fellow of this place will have
Il banquet at the Camoria House this Fri
dsy} evening.
Luke Bch". ESQ, of Clearfeld town
Ship. was among TIN, visitors to our town
ON Wednesday.
Mr.. Andrew Stittmattcr, of Carroll
township, started Oh Wednesday for Wis
it TO Philadelphia.
Father Boyle, pastor of St. Johns
Catholic church JohnStown, spcn. few
hour, in town IN Thursday,
Ice uine inches in thickness and as
clear a crystal is what our ice harvesterS
ar,: Scoring away at present.
-3N- Constable Je3u Hanlan. of Gal
fiUJeI. was brought TO Jail last week to
SlrSNver a charge @f embezzlemcnt.
Hannah RohiqsSun Il colored woman of
Indiana. died in that place on Monday last
Lt the remarks blc age of lOi years.
1t is expected that Ebcnsburg's cleo
tric street lighting system will be in opcr-
alton abou5 the latter part of February.
-'SQujt- George Fresh and Mr.. Adam J.
Lcib. two of Barr townships worthy citi-
zcn>, w.Tc among the visitors to our town
Tuesday.
Liiic. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Connrll of GallItZin. died on Friday. Jan
uary 18th. aged twenty-One years, after Il
long Illness.
An insane man named Harnett
was taken to DiXmont this Thursday
morning by Sheriff Shumakcr and Jail
Warden Young.
Mr.. Simon Grimes, OF Dean, while in
Ebensburg ON Friday last visited the
FREEMAN office and added his name to the
list of subscribers.
Mr.. Henry Mellon, of Patton, was here
on Friday last aud reports that place as
getting ready for a boom aS soon n the
new railroad is finished.
The city and borough supcrintendcnts
of the public schools ofthiS state will hold
their third annual convention at Williams
port on January - and 30.
The mercury dropped down to 100 be-
. low zero on Wednesday morning. but is
now inclined to climb upwards. being 100
above this Thursday morning.
Mr.. William Tate. of this place. was
presented with a gold headed cane by the
Sunday school class in the Congregational
church over which nc presideS as teacher
Mr. Richard Roberts. of Red. Oak
Iowa. son of Mr.. Owen Roberts. of sum
merhill township, after an absence of fif-
teen years, Is back To the old homestead ON
a visit.
DR.. Il. NJ. Richards and wife Of this
place. took their departure on Wednesday
Tor Winter Park, Orange county, Florida
where they will spend the balance of the
winter.
1t is worth knowing that kerosene is
often recommended 70 he added To Il boiler
full of Soilcd clothes. Turpentinc is also
said to be- good for whitening and sweetcn-
ing them.
Sheep have two teeth in the center of
the jaw at one year, and add two each year
ill five years old, when they have full
month"; After that time the age cannot
be told by the teeth.
Mr.. John Griffin, a native of Munster
township but for many years Il resident of
Eric where hc is employed as "A conductor
on the +. x +. railroad. is visiting rcla-
tiveS on the mountain.
Mrs. McHugh, widow Of the late Felix
McIIugh. of Gallitzin, who died about one
year ago, died al her home in Gallitzin ON
Sunday last. and her remains were buried
in 81. PatriCk'S cemetery, in that place. on
Tuesday.
Miss Alva Stewart. "a robust Young
township, Indiana county. school marin
has given bail for court on Il charge of as
sault and battery. She applied the birch
vigorously on the person of one of her small
boy pupils
-MeSsr>. John Ricketts, of Readc town
ship, and Adam Esch. of White township,
both rated at y No. citizens, were among
the visitors 10 EbenSburg on FRIDAY last
and while here dropped in to pay the FREE
MAN a friendly visit.
Mr.. Philip Sanders. of Munster town
ship, was here on Wednesday. He reports
fence timber as getting scarce on the line Of
the new railroad on account of the recent
cold snap. which impeIled the Italian la
borerS to seize on anything that would
make hrewood.
John Huffman. a helpless and speech
less veteran OF the late war. residing at
PaultOn, WcsUmoreland county, was IA
tally burned, by his clothes taking fire
from spark from the CRATE on Tuesday
He served four years in the One Hundred
and Second Ohio Infantry.
a Slick-tongued SwindIer is abroad
among the farmers selling them twenty
five pounds of coffee for a ridiculouSly
small sum. When the farmer gets his can
b. finds instead of coffee he has some nice
D. Drowned navy beans with a little coffee
essence poured over them. Look out for
him
-ENecutionS were issued in this place
last week against II. o. SJoltz and NJ. II.
Stoltz. trading aS II. O. Stoltz & Son. a
iarge firm doing business in Altoona city.
And their property passed into possession
ef the sheriff The estimated liabilities
orc $4,000; assets, -Holliddysbrrg
8trnddra.
On last Friday evening the building
taonEing 70 the Pennsylvania railroad
us~d as a water tank and tool house at
lilly, caught fire in the lower or tool house
part and burned down, Owing to theclose
proNinity 70 the westbound track. trains
going in that direction were delayed for
about BALI au hour.
-The jury in the libel case Of Senator
Qnay against the Beaver Star. after being
pt twenty minutes, returned verdict Of
Guilty as indicted, The penalty is a fine
not 10 exceed 81 600 or imprisonment or
both. \ dispatch from Beaver. Penna..
says II is believed that Senator Quay will
Intercede in behalf Of the defendants.
adam j. Leib executor Of Sebastian
6fa n, deceased, will sell at the dccedent'S
&c residence in Barr township on Thurs