The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-24
Local AND personal.


Mrs. NJ ID. Bearer of Altoona, is Wis
itng friends in Altoona.
MIR John Bender and family will re-
move 10 Altoona next week.
Mr.. John McGuire, Of Delaney, was ;
visitor 10 our town on Monday.
Mrs. f. Il. Dunegan. of ST. Augustine
is visiting friends in Ebcnsburg.
Mr.. James Heines. of CrcsSon, was il
Ebcnsburg on business on Monday.
Mr.. James IIanlau. of TunnelhIll. spen
a few hours in town on Monday.
MIR. William Gray. of CaroI!town, ha.
been granted a pension of - per month.
Mrs Lewis Baumer. of Johnstown. is
visiting Miss Maggie Rh"y in this place
Mr.. Martin Leap, ST.. of CaSSandra.
was a visitor to our town on Wednesday.
The Slashing on the new railroad has
been done between Ebcnsburg and Beu!aE.
Two chiIdrer Of Mr.. Joseph Sherry, of
Barr township, are lying i'll with scarlet
fever
Mr.. Joseph Skclly. of Cambria town
ship. lost IA valuable COW oa Tuesday by
death
Mr.. George EngIebach. Sr., an old
resident of Johustown, died ON Saturday
morning.
Miss Barbara Dietrich, of Carroll
township. was severely gorcd by Il cross
COW few days ago.
Mr.. Joseph \. Bertrdm, one of Tun-
ncIhilIS successful landlords. was visitor
to Ebeusburg on Tuesday.
Mrs John H. Brown, aud daughter,
June. of Johnstown. are visiting Mrs.
Jennie Griffith. i'm this place.
Miss Matte Richardson. of this place.
who has been visiting friends in Braddock
for a compile OF months. returned home on
Tuesday.
MIR. sherman Tibbott. who recently
purchased and removed into the Il. l..
Davis property ON Julian street is having
the house rrmodrlcd.
-HuugurfanS aud Italians are Swarming
ON our streets ready To 90 to work ON the
new railroad. Work will be commenced
about the first OF next month.
Mr.. c. A. Sharhaugh. Carrollrown's
busting cIotIder. has change of AL in this
weeks FREEMAN. Read il aud then pay a
Witt 10 his store and profit by il.
MIR Isaac Wissugcr of Coucmaugh.
paid EbcuSburg "a visit on Thursday.
MIR. WiSSiugrr recently purchased the
farm Of Mr.. Jefferson Rowland in Black
lick township.
Mr. Daniel Zahm. OF this place, who
has been ruuuiu-, uu the tnaipnrt road for
the past couple ot weeks. returned h"me
on Monday ou a leave of ab-cucr Tor sever
al days.
A wise farmer says that tits his expert
encc that il is a good deal better 10 sell
aud regret that hr didu' get higher
price than to hold his product and regret
that hc didn't sell it,
A pack Of hounds discovered deer on
Sunday evening aud gave the animal u
close chase finally driving il into duncan
Vile a humane citizen drove OF tn"
dog- and gave the deer night lodging in
his barn. -HoHidug~bUrg Register.
L. NJ. Woo,f, ior many years q leading
citizen of .Iohustowu, aud founder of
Woolrs clothing store in that city, died
Ia New York oL Tuesday night. Mr..
Woolf leaves wife and one son, Morris
L.. of JuhHstnwn, and two daughters.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has settled with Mrs. Sarah Rrs>lcr. of
Bakers Furnace Indiana county. her claim
against the company for the accident in
which her TWO TWO daughters were killed
last September. Mrs. EcsSlcr received
5000.
The commissioners of Indiana comfy
have agreed to transport the Did, one story
d log church. situated in that county. at
Ehrnczcr and known as the ELcnrZcI
L z.
s old. aud services were held in it for over
8 100 years,
Miss Kate Doyle. who was about open
+ ing up museum AT South Fork, ON Wed
ncSday of last week was arrested and
y taken To Altoona on a charge of the lar
ceny of $50 preferred by Mrs. Matte
Johnston, who had been her room mate in
s ALTOONA.
An exchange remarks that good
j many years ago when a boy was whipped
at school lie received another whipping
when he went home. These days the
father and mother wipe his tears away.
and 90 before the school board and make
a complaint.
Numerous metal ties hayc been invent
s ed and many railroads have tricd them bur
all have proved unsatis factory. The prin-
cipal objection To them are their cost and
nonrIaStcIty. \ track laid on metal ties
wears ont rolling stock much faster than
one laid ON timber
MIR. James Il. Zahm and wife, Of Pitts
burg, and Mis-. Geo. W. Jones his sister. Of
the same city. arrived here on Wcdncsd; Y
evening To be p eseut at the celebration of
I II IF \
4 G. X. Zahm. of this place which occurs
& to-day lThursdavJ
Philip Cramer, prominent citizen Of
d Morrelvillc, was struck 10y Limited at the
lower Morrrilyiuc crossing while standing
"A on the ties ON Saturday morning and was
y Thrown high in the air The train was
4 runuing fifty miles an hour. but fortunate
q ly he was not seriously hurt.
81 Tickets for the lecture at the Catholic
S church. in this place. on Wednesday.
April 9th. will be- on sale AZ james drug
s tore with "a diagram of the seats People
s purchasing tickets at other places can
have them marked nj the drug store. Ad-
mission 30 cents. Reserved seats 80 cents.
In April there will be- total eclipse of
The sun, and astronomers all over the
world Al" preparing To take observations
o. the event. Every eclipse Of late years
haN resulted in the accumulation of new
and important facts. AN the power ol tel
& escope increases. 50 too does the import
H aucc of these observations
81 The receipt, and expenditures Of Eb-
#suSburg borough are this year published
in the Hcruid and Woutt0mecr. of this
plarr. One paper used 10 be- deemed suf-
fctcnt tu spread this news but now il takes
t"o. lt'> "a contribution, you know, that
he contributors don't have to pay out of
theIr own pocket