The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-12-02
IoCAL AND PERSONAL.

...r,rt to our office on Wednesday.
Tr, ffty-our prisoners in our Jail had
..r,ry for thcir Thanksgiving dinner.
Ery. Father RoSenStccl. Of Ashville,
....rr % few hours in town on Tuesday.
Mr. William McManamy. Of White
..on,htp. dropped in to see us on Wed
u.-aay.
Mr.. william Richardson, OF Cone
.,,u.h. spent Il couple of days in town
rl.- week.
Miss TIIIir Lambert, of Johnstown, is
,..rug her sister. Mrs. Sheriff Shumaker,
u. rU, place.
Hon. James J. Thomas, of Carroll
,.on~hip was visitor to EhcnSburg on
900 Thursday.
Nr Thomas Mahan, an old resident Of
cambria township, lying very i'll with no
rr.-prrr, for his recovery.
NJ u. Kittcl, Esq, of this place. is
having his residence heated with hot water
and lighted with electric lights.
Mrs u. II. Zahm and daughter, Miss
Maud. who spent week visiting friends
r rut~hurg. returned home ON Tuesday.
Thccourt room was crowded on We'd
n.,uay afternoon, with people anxious To
hear General Hastings lecture To the in
-Urutr.
Mr>,r~. Andrew IIileman and A. =.
P.art of GaIluziu. shot two deer in the
mountains near Puzzlctown. Blair county.
600 Monday.
Thrvifc oi William ID. Jones residing
aUuut seven miles north of Ebenshurg, in
cambria township, died ON Monday, aged
about o. years.
William Jrnuing captured a wild tur-
a., .u Trap ON Sunday last near Portage
rHat weighed - pounds and measures ~
tr.r from Zip To tip.
Charles Bachman. Jr. of Holidays
burg. ~ vhir suffering from a arrangement
OF thr mind on Saturday. drank coal oil
and died from the effects.
A gang of men are Stringing four more
wires ou the long distance telephone line.
They passed through here on Wednesday
and are travelling westward.
Joseph, the -ycar-oId son Of John
Henry. of Canoe Creek, Blair county. APP
p.od % match to his clothing on Saturday
aud was burned beyond recovery.
The ~Icighiug for several days past has
u..u pretty good in town, but people from
the country say that after leaving town Il
buggy runs better than a sleigh.
large black bear passed through
East Holiday on Saturday morning
uu his way to Brush mountain. a num-
N.ruf hunters >huudcred their guns and
started after hruin.
The Centre county Jail is without an
inmate. There are. however. about forty
H., tsi. IL -
r.rm of court in Rellefonte, and the
vacuum may be filled.
Mr.. James Ragcr. a veteran of the
Mexican war. whose age is seventy four
wears and whose home iS at Wilmore, was
recently Frustrated with a paralytic stroke
and is dangerously i'll.
Ilr. George Callahan, who was former
.y thief dispenser in Blair's meat market
n this place, is now one of the members Of
rlr firm of Callahan N Douglass, who
operate a market at Patton.
The south Fork Courier hostS the
names Of William Mckinley for president
aud Thomas Reed for vice president in
I,|. Some men don't appear to know
when they git hit with a club.
Capt. Thomas Davis, of this place one
llud un the BIacklick. containing two hun
drri aud seventy acres, To party of east
.rn capitalists for the sum of 5000
Nr~~rs. Charles Z. Ulrick and II. X.
Gregory. of the Snyder county bar, on
Wednesday Of last week. were examined
lor admission to the Cambria county bar.
They intend locating in Johnstown.
e. W. Eassett, Of Johnstown. was
urlught 10 Jail on Monday. To answer at
crur, "a charge of rape preferred against
him hy Miss Alpha Mitchell, domestic
employed at BaSSet'S boarding house.
The corps Of engineers. who have been
employed for some time past on the Black
HeD. di~haudcd on Wednesday, aud depart
rl for other localities. Mr.. Martin is now
The only one of the corps remaining in
town.
The report of State Printer GlteI for
rh. year ending June 2Oth. 1892, shows
that the total cost To the state for the year
for priLting and binding was SlTS. .592. l.;
CO.'S, of paper and supplies, SG3.l"1.49, total
S-iI.N~3Gj.
General d. II. Hastings, Of Bellefonte,
was iu town on Wednesday. and delivered
practical ami interesting lecture bcfor,
nruera' Hastings at one time was knight
ul 'hr bircn.
la the libel suit brought by PatricL
Foley. of Pitt~burg, against James NJ
aud +. V B. Laird. of the Grecusburg Ar
gas. tried in Greeu>burp last week the jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty and di
N.drd the costs.
Judge Cyrus l.. PcrShing, while leav
ing his bench al PuttSvilr, after th'
morning session of court. on Wednesday o
.a-r week, was attacked with hemor
u.a-r and had 70 be- carried home. NJ
-rrDu~ results are apprehcnded.
4 large buck deer walked down oil tn
mountain aud into New Florence last Fri
.as evening. The hunters being ab>en
au uur muIc-tcd him and after taking
survey of the town and chasing severa
dogs Dee left for his home in the mountain
Mrs Ellen Baker widow, whose hom
is .u Johns town. has received notice tina
shoe had been granted "A pension of Sl2 pc
month and back pay amounting 10 S.27
>H. has four children. Her deceased hus
htnd William Baker-was a soldier in
lae late war
Sidney Fuller. of Dubois. Pa. win
Went O" Pitt>buYg to investigate the rcpor
ihat his name had been used frcel yon note
gwen hy Ptt>burg and Allegheny mm
''f dealer. has discovered that his nam
appears ou forged paper to the amount o
between 5000 and 5000.
Rev Father Matthew Smith. who ha
Dad ,Harg" Of ST. Mary'S congregation a
H'..day>burg, since the death Of In
REGULAR pastor. Rev. Father Donnelly, wa