The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-08-12
IGCaL AND PERSONAL.

rr.ncxt holiday IS Labor Day. Sep
..ml,r 5rE.
r..aaugh's show will be in Johns
.,. -,n.. time in September.
Nh. Peter Seymorc Of Portage spent a
hrs Sd town on Thursday.
Mis- Matte Richardson. of this place,
..frfnr friends in Morrellville.
,rr Peter DeIozier, of Delany was a
.....r roour town on Wednesday.
nr II SomcrvtlIc of Chest Springs,
u rf.n,burg visit on Wednesday.
large eagle was shot in Adams
.,.rfpa few days ago by George Sees.
n...rf.r Attorney. +. J. O'Connor. Wis
...lr,rorlrown and Spanglcr, this CThurs-
fay morning.
r.n trial list for the second week of
...rrbrr term OF court will be found in
..,r column.
--,..nry-ouc persons were brought to
.'r Wednesday. They were arrested
.-..ng,-fur on the railroad.
Mr. pa,fd f. Jones. Of the West ward,
..r,rlf, home in Ebcnsburg on Tuesday,
,r,,,.r 9Th. ISg2. aged ST years.
Governor Pattison and family have
...,.d rooms at CrcSSon and are expected
-r.y. there to-day Thursday
r,-rauuty Commissioner Rees :.
r..r .fgambria township. iS seriously
..,vr understand is improving
v-. Josephine Newman. died at the
...lrnrn of her sister. Mrs. Tillie Ru-
...f m Lorctto. on Thursday last.
N.r Dugau an old citizen of Wilmorc.
#.Iun Tuesday aged about - years. The
....l,rd leaves wife and two daughters
Er a recent act of Congress any dis
.... soldier is allowed TO pcddle mcrchan
....r any kind without paying for Il
...u,..
NJ. George Foster. of GrccnSburg,
s.-rur EDru>hurg boy, spent Sunday in
,au shaking hands with his old time
nHE~
Mr. Frank Mccormick, of Minncapo-
r Minnesota. who with his family is So
sm~.mr for 20 short time on the mountain
ra,. visitor 20 our office on Wednesday.
-Th. Fifth regiment has been relieved
from duty az Homestead and the boys
tr,,. camp Tuesday morning. Only the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth regiments now re-
main there.
Mr. Thomas r. Williams, OF Cambria
avn~ntp. had three ribs broken one day
list week. hy being thrown from his now
Ing machine
-TlaJuniata Valley Editorial ASSocia-
-uavII rhiS year 20 10 Cape May on its
a.naa. excursion. The time fixed upon is
August the 29th.
Father John Ward, of Mercy Hospital
r--nurg. was here on Thursday. in at
,.agure al the funeral of his nephew
-.-.gu II NcPilc.
W. Allen. Of Johnstown one of the
Democratic candidates for Assembly was
trDo Wednesday on his way north, to
-. >nau-ier picnic.
John Gray. Of jackson township, one
5.v a-r week killed black snake near
Davis old saw mill, that measured nearly
eleven feet in length.
Mr. W NJ Byrne of CaSS county Tex
a> son Of Michael Byrne, of Barr town
snip accompanied by his family is visiting
friends in This county.
On sunday last mission conducted by
,hc Pas>iouiSt Fathers was opened at st.
NichacJ.s church. in Lorctto, and will last
unit, the middle Of next week.
Albert Flick. Of Carrolltown, has pur-
ch4s-n the DySart House at Dysart, pay
ing therefor the sum Of Sl,G75. Charles
GaUutuar was the former owner.
Mr. Isidore Flick of Altoona has sold
hl- blacksmith shop in that city to a gem
-H...ra-. Fr..., Ta1F,rI nd intends
into the livery business at Spangler.
On Tuesday alta meeting Of the Demo-
cratic candidates in Ebcusburg, James q.
Ha~Sou was elected chairman Of the Dem
ocraric county committee for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. Dan Zahm is laid up with i'll
ness and his post on the branch is filled by
man from the main line. Mr.. Zahm is
improving and we hope will SOON be him
self again.
Sister Mary Glare, daughter of Mrs
Ca,harinc and the late John Kilday. of
Altoona. died Thursday evening at St
J.>r1d> convent Grecnsburg. after a long
and severe illness.
Paul Yahner, John Manion and Hen
y krumeuacher. were appointed viewers
10 wrat" and supply parts Of public roads
.eadIHc through the village of Spangler,
a' court on Tuesday.
"A weekly edition Of the Altoona Ga
1Tft made its appearance last week and
"a candidate for popular favor 1t Is an
eight page. neatly printed, full of news
and deserves success.
An exchange says that Trappcr Eloom
I.gH .Isg F.,r . L..
wood, back Of Dubois by a rattlesnakc,
and q, once cut the finger of as he was a
.- distance from medical aid.
->mr of our White township farmers
.asa lost nearly their entire crop of oats
m rho devastation sf grasshoppcrS.
I.. southern side Of the co unity is overrun
T'a -lr pests Indiana Messenger.
j. a. Shoemaker. Thomas L. Parrish.
and IharIc- Tomlinson, were appointed
| Viewers 80 Argument court TO vacate and
supply part Of public road leading from
/ -0r.''o 70 GaIIitzin, in Allegheny town
ship
-Jnnuh King. the 1l-year-old son of
Hast King. blacksmith living at Dun
oar FaEcrrc comfy. fell from a swing
Saturday, afternoon and broke his neck.
his parents are hcartbrOken over the sad
a.rd"ur
Tho "av to have ice water without ice
.''. up an cartheu jug with water,
"'ap ' up with red tlaucl, place it where
''.ng breeze viii pass over it, and in an
-.. '." water will be- a. cold a. if IL had
5aa.-,G
III Niso~harre Thursday evening
H.'.eaH-r Eggl,~ton. al EnGlishman,
-.r.I bis wife and then committed
Ine woman had 2 G-month-old
.nr arms az the time. jealousy
"a. r..a cause.
r I..f. 500 Boz a festival held az the
49, Augustine. ou saturday even
.-' .rh. thr proceed, Dor the hcn-
'a. Catholic church ia that place.
and other anus emcuts are ou the
.-'am. AN are invited.