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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
atr Ere nj Jnhn.town.

About l:3O O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing the large car sheds of the Johnstown
Passenger Railway Company. at MoNham-
were discovered TO be on fire. but by the
time the fire companies arrived, the hames
were beyond control. and the building was
burned to the ground, with all its contents,
with the exception of some office furniture
aud three cars.
The fire started in the westerly end OF
the building. and, owing 10 its peculiar
construction. a draft was continually pass
ing through the place. which caused the
flames to spread very rapidly, enveloping
The entire structure. When the fire was
first discovered a telephone message was
sent TO the power house TO turn the cur
rent on. i'll order To run out the twent-
five cars that were in the sheds. This was
done, but 50 rapid was the
progress of the II ameS that bv the time the
current was on the wires had been burned
through. and the watchmen and Others
who had arrived at the scene of the fire
were unable to save but three cars and
a horse belonging to the superintendent,
which was stabbed in the sheds
The motormen employed on the road all
suffer loss by the fire. Each of them had
cons idcrable heavy clothing that was
worn while on duty and from $40 TO Sl5 in
in change money locked mp in their closets
i'm the office. Their clothing was consumed
and the money i'm silver, nickcls, and pen
nieS. of which great quantity was found
in the ruins this morning, was blackened.
melted. and run together in Jumps. The
books and papers OF the company were
saved, being locked up in fire proof
saves.
The burned cars are a total loss. the
irons, wheels. and motors being so badly
aS TO be available fornothing but
scrap iron. The loss of the fire, a. eSti-
mated by the officials of the company next
will approximate $4,000, on
which there Is an insurance of S41 .OoO
The cause of the fire is not known. but is
To have originated from an over
heated stove.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

Tie rough -0n-ratS Scribbler for the Eb-
cuSburg casting Squirms because the HCr-
dli referred 10 the fact that the Republi-
can ringstrrS in this county have decided
tn defeat Josiah Evans and ID. w. Coulter
for the nomination for county treasurer,
which is to be given 10 Fiory or Tom
jackson.
The Costing Squealed once before: on
that occasion it cried because the printing
Of the Baker ballots cost too much; and
vet. W hen allowed 10 "qUack its Quack, 5"
the Casting bid three times as much as
other, asked for the same work.
Then it squcaIed again: this time its
rourh-on-ratS $cribblcr, who is noted more
because Of what he thinks he knows than
because Of what he doe know, decided TO
Hop the Costing into the Republican ranks,
and the poor thing Topped. Between the
dose of "a rat and other poison the Costing
will deal ont of temperance and Repubi-
cansm until favorable opportunity ar
rivc~ for another Hop.
This last squeal the Costing makes be-
cause "" came too near the truth in refer
cucc u the purposes of the ringStcrS, whose
objects this '-indcpendent' sheet will assist
in consummating. The GDSIiHg does not
attempt denial of the statements, and
thereby admits their truth.
The squral of the infant goose should be
prepared for rodeutS.-JoIrnstOtcn Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

Judge Paxton. OF the supreme court Of
Pennsylvania, recently filled decision
relative to the right of the chief burgcsSeS
OF boroughS to preside over the borough
councils. AS it effects the buiSneSS of
borough councils all over the state it is Il
decision ofmuch inheritance
1t is aquestiou decided for the first time
10y the supreme court and the decision is
that the chief burgess of all boroughs in
corporatcd under the general borough law
have no right t. preside at any meeting of
borough councils. unless they are mem
berS Of such bodies. The question
has been frequently decided by the
lower courts, and while one OF two
hayc been made in accordance with this
decision ul the supreme court. ;here are IA
great number of decisions conflicting with
It, and Judge Clayton, of Delaware county,
aS late a. December 3, IS92 decided that
chief burgcSScS had power 10 pre-
side over the councils. OF course, this de-
ciNiun Of the supreme court settles the
question. The decision has not yet been
published of one or two legal papers. and
IT. will, therefore, be- a matter of interest to
the members of the borough councils of
our county. in all of which. we believe, the
chief burgess is the presiding officer All
councils will now be Obliged To elect a
president from their members.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

John Dillinger, carpenter residing at
Lilly, was struck by Johnstown accommo-
datiou and instantly killed on Monday.
The tatility occurred ~ Lear's crossing
near Portage. Dollinger was walking on
the south track and aS a freight approach
ed, he stepped to the north track to get
out of the way of il and To GO To his work
at CaSSandra. The noise of the coming
freight deadehed the sound of the ap-
preaching passenger train, and before the
unfortunate man knew he was in danger.
the engine struck him. killing him in
Stantly. One of his legs was complete
ly cut of while the other was badly crush
ed. His head was battered to a Jelly He
had a kit of carpenters tools with him and
was on his way to work. His body was
picked up by the accommodation trainmen
and taken To Portage, from whence it was
returned To Lilly and prepared for burial
The deceased was aged abont ~ years and
was a widOwer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

Mrs Robert Stevens is very i'll with cry
,ipcIaS.
Mrs. H. Aurond returned home after
spending several days with her parents in
Osccold.
MIR and Mrs Howard Richards were
summoned 20 Henderson TO attend the
funeral OF their grand child.
HiIl'S Speciality Compady played every
night for a week to full house. 1t was a
ten cent affair and served a. an advertise
mcnt for their medicine.
Lillian. the little ivc-ycar-old daughter
q Hczckiah and Alice Pierce, died Mon
day evening of mcmbranouS Group. In
torment was made at Fruit Hin cemetery
on Wednesday morning at @ o'clock.
Mr. j. A. Roberts. of Mahaifry. and Mrs.
Lizzir Muntcr. of this place, We're married
on Tuesday by Rev. Wheeler. After the
ceremony the happy couple left on the
afternoon train for the home of Mr..
Roberts parents.
Dr ParncII is fitting up the room for
merry occupied 10y Richuer the barber for
an office. Mr.. Stran, the new efficient
druggist took charge of the drugstore on
Monday. All are in the building formerly
occupied by ". H. Dole.
At last we are 10 have railroad connec-
tious with MADEIRA. The proposed route
is trpm the Chesterfield mines by way Of
Glen Hope. thence to Iryoua To connect
connect with the Cambria K Clcarlie!d
railroad.
i. d. williamson, L. J. Donahay and
James Gordon returned home from the in
auguratiuu and report having seen Grover
in all his glory.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
BILTZELLS

WE are especially pleased
with our pattern goods, for we
know that the most exquisite
gowns can be evolved from tn .m,
especially when we consider that
there are the most beautiful gimps
and galoons that match perfectly
and elegant laces in all the latest
designs. The chief charm of pat
tern goods is the fact that no two
are alike. Where the figures are
the same the colorings are entire
ly different. There are three
patterns in changeable diagonals,
tan, blue and mixed light shades,
ali different but all handsome.
Nearly all are in a variety of di-
agonals. There are two patterns
In Russian green and mode shades
that are very beautiful. There
are three patterns in changeable
silk and wool in shades of red
and green that are perfectly mag
nlhcent. One pattern in diago-
nal, silks and wool in exquisite
shades of steel and mode is a
beauty and three patterns in a
Persian weave In different shades
that are exceedingly beautiful.
Then there are two patterns in
melon n-shaped figures in shades
OF tan and blue and tan and
mode that are extremely lovely
and are pattern in silk diagonal
IN palest shades of pinks and
blue that might take the lead for
dainty attractions. Closely fol-
lowing 1t is pattern in diagonal
changeable blue and gold new
shades that show off ch rming-
ly, and three patterns in fancy |
Wink Cords in changeable shades
with fancy Russian green borders
that will make up stylishly to a
degree.
BALTZELLS
Altoona.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

Twenty-SiN out of total of twenty-sey-
applicants for license to sell SpirituouS and
malt liquors at retain were granted by the
court of this county at its recent session.
or this number eight were granted TO new
houses. 1t will now be possible for the
thirsty wayfarer To quench his thirst at
nearly every house Of public entertain
m"nt without having to carry jug with
him or like thief in order To get a taste
OF the 20 be joyful" While the temper
ance people cannot be said to have aban-
doned the fight against the granting of
retail liquor dealers licenses. it must be
confessed that they did not present a bold
front and make the usual stubborn contest
this year. The number of licenses granted
Is the result. Judge Longenecker and his
associates held that in all cases where the
applicant complied with the requirements
OF the Brooks liquor law and where no
special charges were filed against the
character of the petitioner license should
be issued ed.-SOmCrsCt HcTdId
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

The Gautier Steel Company at Johns
town. has begun the erection Oft building
5ON29O feet in which they Will erect IA
inch train of roofs for the manufacture OF
mercantile steel. This new addition will
give employment To at least 100 more men.
The building and machinery will be ready
about June /.
Persons having public sales bills TO
print will do we'll TO call at the FREEMAN
Office. Our facilities are better than
ever for doing this class of work. We
have all the necessary material for print
ing sale bills in the most attractive manner
and are prepared TO do them on short
notice and al the most reasonable rates.
Our bills are printed on colOred paper and
draw attention wherever they are posted
Good bills are sure To bring crowd at
public sale. We also publish free notice
i'm the FREEMAN of the sale and enume-
rate the articles to be disposed or Give
us a call.
Sometime last Monday a sneak thief
ratncd entrance To the dwelling OF MIR.
William Sanders, at South Fork, and
located in the cellar until about o'clock
in the evening. Just after Mr.. Sanders had
gone out when he made his appearance
and demanded from Mrs. Sanders the
money that was i'm the house. Upon be-
ing refused he pushed the lady aside and
ran up stairs. Opening trunk he secured
about $50 in coin and so in bills and start
ed To make his exit, but the the plucky
woman. succeeded in grabbing the paper
money from the thieTS hands before his
departure An unknown party was ar
rested on suspicion, but succeeded in prov
iuo his iuungaurp
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
The Use and Anus. of w,,.x.x

This subject could be dwelt upou 10 a
considerable length and vet much remain
untold. but all agree that the use. the
proper use of pure rye whSkey is an abso-
Lutte necessity, especially So now. when
nature insists upon being stimulated. All
regular physicians prescribe rye whiskev
aud justly claim that klein'S Silver Age
and Duqnesne WhiSkics are most reliable
They DO this not only because they have
tried them, but because the leading haSpi-
tails use them-find them the best stimu-
lantS in the world. Silver age sells for
Sl;aD and DuqueSne for S1.25 per full quart.
For sale by j. Ludwig Il Son, Johns
town.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

On "Wednesday April 5th, Rev. Father
Lehming. will give his celebrated lecture
Mary. Queen of ScottS," in the Catholic
church this place. The lecture is gorge
ouSly illustrated, many of the ilustra-
tionS being of exceptional magaiiiccncc.
and the entertainment will undoubtedly be
the finest ever seen in EbenSburg. Particu-
lars will be announced later
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
of Interest 10 Farmers

According To an act of Assembly of 1887
there Is no established fence. Every far
mer is required TO fence in his own stock
ana he may use any style of fence lie
chooses-posts and boards, posts aud wire,
rails OF stones, or stumpS for that matter.
The law does not prescribe the style of
fence TO be bnilt along the public road and
fcattle escape from their enclosures and
treSpaSs on fields along public roads not
enclosed by fences the owner of the cattle
is responsible for any damage they may
do. The law may be briefly summed up
this way: Fence in your own stock and let
your neighhor do likewise or pay the PEN
atty. You are not required TO maintain a
fence for any other purpose than To en-
close stock
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
. DNJNisTRATKIX, NOTICE

A DMINiSTRATRIN' NOTICE
N Letters OF al mi inistration on the estate of
Edward Dougherty. late OF the township Of
Washington deceased. having been granted TO
he undeTsg ned, al persons indebted To said es-
tate are hereby notified 20 make pay ment with
ont delay. and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for sett iement. ANN DOUGHERIY,
March l7.OI Administrstrix
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
Mountain House
Star SHAVING PLRIORI
CENTRE STREET, EBENSBURG.

rI,HlS weII-k known and long established Shaving
i Parlor rs now located "n Centre street, op-
pCsioe the livery stable Oi O'Hara. Davis I.uth
er where the business viii Ie carried in he
future SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND
SHAMPOOING done in the beatest and most
artistic manner. Clean Towels a specially.
aH.Laaies waited on at their residences.
JAMES II. CANT,
Proprietor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

TN the matter OF the first and final account OF
/ Adam j. Lieb. executor of the last viii and
testament of Sebastian Grrr late OF Barr town
snip. deceased
tribution of the funds in the hands of said
c untant, notice Is hereby given ii at will sit
nv office In the borough of EDen sburk on TUES
DAY, THE SrH DAY OF APRIL, 1893 at 10
O'clock. A. M. TO attend to the duties said ap-
pointment, at which time and place all persons
interested must attend or be forever debarred
Z ON coming In on said fund
d. l.. DUErON,
k.bensbsrg, March %, lsg3.3t. Apditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
L..CAI. AND PERSONAL.


ne EhehsourS fouhurS' mas NJ" "'
~ 'o''ie' '''"'''''
MIR. O. j. Lieb Of Nicktown. was in
TOW on Thursday.
Dr II NJ Richards. IF this place, is
visiting Pittsburg this week.
Editor = J. Humphrey. of the south
Eork Courj,r. is attending court this
week.
-Mr Charles Linton, of JohnStown
fornerIy of Ebcnsburg. was in town on
Monday.
The road tax for Cambria township
has been fixed at mills work tax aud -
mills cash tax.
Mr. John Ludwig. Of the firm of John
ludwig x Sons, of this place, IS absent at
Belletonte tins week.
The family of J. NJ. Mckendrick.
Esq. will take up there residence in Eh-
ensburg about the lSt of April.
Mes>rS. IL. \. Shoemaher ana H. o.
CrouN" we're IN Alt""n" on wednesday %"
busineSs connected with the hoeh~""r3
foundry
Altoona city councils will appropriate
$is. $50 for ire department support th's
ne" engine.
The postoflice at Indiana was burned
SATURDAY,. but the mail matter was saved.
Cunnihgha ms three story brick was also
destroyed.
TN. Cambria Iron Companp. at Johns
so,,r j. m,Lfn,r ,rruu.srmrnts To operate
n great deal of tLcir smaller machinery 10y
Electricity.
rba animal r,ir or the BIair comfy.
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Preparations are being made for the
celabration of the golden wedding of Mr.
and Mrs Geo. c. X Zahm. of this place
Thc Glucth anniversary of their marriage
viii occur ON the 23rd inst.
A bill providing for the payment of
the expenses Of school directors i'm attend
Ing the trirunial conventions to elcctcuun-
ty tysuprrintcndrnt. passed the House at
Harrisburg finally On Tuesday
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watrr works from the rornoiarinu that
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
miscellaneous Notices.
GOOd Place for an TnVRStmRDt.

The under,i suei offers Tor sale about is acres
ground the Y - near where the bril ye crosses
tho railroad. The ground will be sold a whole
or by lot. The property is an excellent place iOr
building on. Can on address
ID. =. SLA FIERY, Jresson
I + you wanting Books, Stationary, Book
L lets. Dolls. Games, Toys. Novelties, School
supplies. Rubber Boots or Shoes. ETC. etc. you
can have y wants supplied by Wis I TO &. T..
Roberts store. EDensburg. Although an old es-
tablished one, Il is abreast OF the times and l.
ways well NIL, with goods of all kinds. An eX-
change library has been started this store.
VIII ere Tor 5 and 10 cents you can rent most any
book you want TO read. Any book or anything
else not In stock procured for you at once. Ev-
erything sold at lowest prices. Give n call
and for yourself. You never such
large and elegant stock IN Ebensburg.