The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-08-26
AND PERSONAL.


,l.herries are in the market.
,,.,rgq Gurley took trip To AL
'op Wednesday.
'l' ,,,rphy of Loretto, was visitor
rown on SATURDAY.
v' ,,,ootby Shechan of Allegheny
Nj M Uas in EhenSburg on Thursday.
'' cambria Mutual Insurance Com
~ID, In, 500 by the AShviile fire last
'0 n.vfd J. Jones of Johnstown,
w rbenshurger, spent Sunday in
II Deasy and his sister Miss Ju-
'',. ,,,hI. place, are on a visit to Boston
J. Vaught one of Altoona's
". -.l-,en gracers was visitor TO our
avn Thursday.
TN Richards. of this place, start
',.ce.yille. O., on Thursday on a Wis
no hi. parents.
..,,s Treasurer Morrison has paid out
- account of the service of the
-gp. At Homestead
a. lanes B. Zahm and wife, of Pitts
.o.pt sunday in Ebensburg visiting
l,rye. and friends.
n. Tuesday morning Mr.. Edward
1.5 ofthi, place, started on an excur-
= M Niagara Falls.
NJ N K. Denny, of Altoona, and
| ri grackeu. Of Gallitzin. drove over
- the after place on Monday.
hole +, being drilled at the deep
/ .-.,.rof SummerhiIl by parties who are
| ,.ty be prospecting for coal.
rs- PENNSYLVANIA railroad tower at
station al JOhnstow n, has been moved
r..r the Haw- Cement mill.
Ain Friday last three freight ears were
.rs,, ri at Lilly and passenger trains de-
.,s5 in consequence for half an hour.
Mr. Luke Noel who was accidently
.., in the riot that occurred at Spangler
agy.e Of weeks ago is rapidly recover
-Tf-D.1t meeting of the State Board
.,g-..uIrure conveneS in Indiana Octo-
|-rr.sBt ~. Governor Pattison will pre-
j.
V- Howard Evans, of Allegheny, for
-.r.rof Ebrn>burg, came up on the Special
/ Saturday, evening and retured on Mon
| ..g morning.
Mr.. John Nidemyer, OF Chest Twp,
..,aSi>itor To Ebensburg on Tuesday,
a-.iag here and back on the Cam Dria &
garfield railroad.
jacob Forbis. who was injured at Lilly,
-i 10 the Altoona hospital on Thursday
a., week. He leaves q wife and six
Il .lrrn in Austria.
Major James c. Burke, of this place,
:, t-ru seriously III for several weeks
:, suffering from an old wound received
.alg th- late war.
Tie American Telephone and Tele
|,agh Company has gang of men
!. work putting up another cross
IN DO is poles.
In another column will be found an
tic,rUn our public schools which every
ipn, should read and follow its sug
k-',OnN as far aN possible.
William Parrish, OF Bell township,
liana county, had his barn fired by
|tOt lightning. II was burned together
\ Ii all IL contents except a team Of
or,p,.
-Jscoh Gilman. of Adams township,
Phar picking pears on Monday last fell
l-om ladder and diSlocaJed his arm at
hr elbow DR. Luke, of South Fork, at
'faded him.
Ed. II. Flick, Esq, City Solicitor OF
\ .,oona, who is native Of Carroll town
pip, aud studied law in this place with
ldgr Barker, il seriously i'll at his home
7 Altoona
Mr.. John Conrad Of Braddock, who is
listing friends az Loretto, his old home,
,ad Captain Morgan Mcdonald, of the
bitter place paid our office pleasant visit
pn Saturday.
-RaScels are numerous through the
fountry begging money for, as they claim.
ihe Homestead strikers but the scamps
p9cset the money and the men for whom
; Is given neysr see it.
-George CarreIl, who several years ago
s frequent visitor TO Ebensburg, being
r father Of Mrs. John II. Brown, Gied at
4 Pc home OF his son Harry, in Somerset, on
j udav last aged q wears
4 The following telegraph offices have
p opened on the Cambria & Clearfield
+ road. Cambria and Clearfield juno
90, kay.or. Patton, Brubaker Junction,
faung,, WrstOvcr and La Jose.
Ar recent meeting of the school board
Ebensburg a resolution was passed re-
-.Hlg pupils outside the borough limits
Make application TO the Secretary before
ey S.I b. admitted TO the borough
lOo.s
The last day for registration is Sep
Der 1T. Between this time and that
r. e4.. On your assessor and see that
i' name is entered upon the list of vo-
:, and that your neighbors' names are
10 the night place.
Al Arnold, Of Croyle township, had his
.foSen By kick from his horse which
as trying to catch on his field on sun
Dr. Green. Of Summerhill, reduced
Ha'iur" and Mr.. Arnold is getting
S a. veil a. could be expected.
'l- Office Of O'Brien Il Toner, of La
"as entered by thieves, Saturday
sll, who drilled several holes in the
y-i We're unsuccessful in their efforts
'1N i open. They left some lighted
si'nd, which set fire TO the floor and
7- hole about six feet in diameter
'4r state laws says that Immediately
Tie election Of teachers and befoft
-74i school term shall have begun
,"ail b" a meeting OF teachers and
'''' al which meeting the subject oi
'"' shall be discussed and the d.
decide upon list Of books to bs
-'''hE the ensuing year. The law !:
sue iaSirs connected with Cook s
''! show that exhibited at Greens.
Monday succeeded In fleeing tn,
P'plr 20 the tune Of $500. IL appears
game. that of the old shell anC
| was conducted in one Of the tents
s,.. with the regular show. Pro,
.~s, W,li be- entered against the man,
'n' concern by the country mer
'''' their Doodle.
0ohn ktrShner, collector OF schoo
'St Ndfu lrlA toNusk{p will 10 az m.