The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-05-27

n ave their Sidewalks repaired Wltnln thir-
" days or that official will do it for them
and charge up the expense.
The p. r. r. engineers on Monday last
ran tie-line from where they crossed the
old CarroIltown road. near the farm OF +.
J. Humphreys. in Cambria township, into
town through Center street to the station.
The editor Of the Wilmington Journal
is level headed and has a proper sense Of
right when he says that no girl with a
proper regard for a mans aesthetic taste
will compel him to kiss her through a veil.
-EN-ShcriT Stineman. of South Fork.
spent a few hours i'm town on Monday. He
reports the condition of his son, Albert NJ.
whose serious illnOss from rheumatism we
noted last week. as being much improved.
The blacksmith shop owned by d. X.
Ramey and occupied by :. II. Crovle, in
Ramey. Crearfield county. was destroyed
by fire on Saturday night together with a
set OF blacksmith tools The fire was of
incendiary origin.
The case against the South Fork Fish
ing CLUB was argued to-day Thursday for
| a change ofvenue before Judge Reyburn.
| There is no decision "a yet but the at
! lbIntNS on DOlu Slut'S Ol Jllt cast III ld''l
| cally agreed that it should be tried at Har-
risburg.
Miss Eta daughter of Mr.. John Cum
| nfngham, of Cambria township. who was
\ suffering for some time past with tumor
| on her face, had it removed on Monday
last. The operation, which was success
| ful one. was performed by Drs. Dawson
and Jones. of this place
On Wednesday afternoon Of last week,
Mrs. Emaine NJ. Read. of Coalport, was
struck by an engine while walking on the
track in that place and killed instantly.
Her neck was broken, skull fractured and
her body badly bruised. Mrs. Read was
y years of age and a widow.
Mike Wargo. a Hungarian. was in
stanrly killed by a fall of coal At mine No
| of the CrcsSon & Clearfcld Coal Compa-
ny on Thursday of last week. His remains
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery al
AShvlle on Saturday morning. He was
| p years of age and leaves a wife and TWO
! children.
L. Cassidy. of Center county, had {
! hearing before United States Commission
er Ambrose in Altoona on Friday last. on Z
| charge of sending obscene letters through
the mails. and was committed to the Hol
| Hdaysburg Jail in default OF $1,000 bail
! He will be tried at Erie on the first Monday
! of July.
! Hayden Ivory. Of Fourteenth avenue
| near Fourteenth street, Altoona. former
| citizen of Clcarfield township. this county
was robbed Oh Thursday night Of last weeb
| by three masked thieves who took a bank
| check of Sl2O and $40 in money. Mr.. Ivory
was unable 10 defend his property "a hC
| is crippled with rheumatism.
"A commercial traveller gives the pub
| lie good advice when he says: PatronizC
| the business men who advertise. Those
| who tell you what they have tC
sell and invite you TO patronize them
! through the columns oftheir local newSpa-
| pers. are the live business men Of the day
and from whom you always get the most
for your money.
The contract for the Typographical MAJ
| of Pennsylvania 10 be placed on exhibition
at the Worlds Fair at Chicago. has been
| awarded 10 +. Il. Harden. OF Philadelphia
| II will be- about seven and oHe-half by
| twelve and one-half feet in size and will
| cost $500. II will show all the school
! houses in Pennsylvania with the number
of pupils in each.
| The Court on Monday appointed W
| W. McAtccr. Cyrus Miller and Henry
| Scanlau. viewers 10 view the location Of d
| road i'm the West ward Of Ebcnsburg. Tn,
| appointment was made on the application
| Of Geo. NJ. Rcadc Esq. attorney for d. c
| Philips, and is for a road 10 the Philips
cottage by way Of Maple Park. Tn,
| question Of "a road has been in dispute FOL
| a year or more.
Michael Maloy. son OF Patrick Maloy
| of Allegheny township who went WoS
| about four years ago was killed near Wat
! kius, Washington. in the early part of las
! week by a limb Of a tree falling upon him
! His body was cmhalmed and brought home
/ arriving AT his fathers residence on Tues
! day. His iutcrmcnt took place at ~
| Augustine to-day Thursday. He wa
| about thirty years of age and unmarried.
! In the announcements this week Is tn
! card of Mr.. Florence WilIibrand. Of Gal
! litZin. as a candidate for Poor Director
] Mr.. Willihrand is an old soldier and clti
] zen and is well known 10 the people o
! Cambria county. If nominated and elect
! ed 10 the responsible position of Poor Di
| rector, Mr.. Willibrand will serve the peo
| pie and the poor to the best Of his abilit,
and look after their interests with honest,
and fidelity.
Mr.. James Bender. of EStic, Cambri;
| county, is lying dangerously III at hi
! home. His death is expected at any tim
as the intirmitieS incident 10 old age ar
| weighing heavily upon him. Mr.. Bende
| i one of the pioneers of this section ant
has been good and useful citizen. who's
! many friends in Blair as well as Cambri
! will regret to learn of his serious condition
! He i an old soldier. having servedin Com
| pany X. 125th Regiment, PennSylvani
! Nolunteers.-AtOOnd Times.
| In the case against the board of poo
| directors of Cumberland county. charge
with malfeaSance in sflicc, the jury on Sat
! urday night brought in a verdict of guilty
after being out twenty eight hours.
| motion for a new trial was at once made
| The charge Of malfeaSance against the poo
! directors arose from their having linden
tured boy named Joe Diller, 10 MAJ
| named John W. Lafferty, from whom, II
alleged, he received such cruel treatmen
that he died from the results.
Mr.. Samuel McMullen. of ClearfeI
| township, died at the residence Of GeOrg
| Seymorc, In Allegheny township, on Tues
| day May "a, aged about 60 years, Mr.. Nc
| Mullen while passing Mr.. Seymore's plac,
was taken suddenly sick and was take
! i'm and kindly cared for but continue
! growing worse until death rnsued. Nj
| McMullen leaves no family, his wife hav
! ing proceeded him 10 the tomb a numbe
Of years ago, he had no children.
Judge Reyburn on Monday filed hi
| opinions i'm the following cases: Inre roa
in White township from Christian Noel
70 Beaver Valley school house; proceeding
10 vacate and supply road discharged an
petitioners pay costs. In re petition I
change line between Barr and Susquehan
| ma townships. report of viewers filed b