The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-10
LBCAI. AND Personal.

were He'd on Monday.
Mr.. Eugene Litzinger, of Loretto, was
s in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. c. II. Mccoy. Of Gallitzin, visited
Ebensburg IN Monday.
The DAYS and lights will be equal IL
length on the 2lst of March.
Mr. James Itell, of Portage township
81 visited EbenSburg on Monday.
John Bender. of the Cambria House
4 visited Altoona on Wednesday.
MrJ. ID. Lantzy, of Barr township, spent
a few hours in town on Tuesday.
Editor KayIor. of the Hastings 1rib-
liHC, cropped in to see us on Monday.
MIR. Albert Eckcnrodc, of Crcsson.
spent few hours in town ON Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Kisch. one of Spangler's en-
terprising citizens was in town on Tues
day.
1t /, said that Governor PattiSon is
expected To visit Ebeusbnrg on the 2lst,
inst.
Mr. u. d. Pryce. one of Ebcnshurg's
butchers, is badly crippled with rhcnma-
tiSm.
Monday, April 10th has been fixed as
the date for holding the next argument
court.
w. a. Il. Little, Esq, one of Lorcttos
entcrprising merchants, was in town on
Monday.
Mr.. Michael Kirsch, Of Barr town
ship. was a visitor To the FREEMAN Office
oH Tuesday
On Thursday, Contractor McFadden,
rented the Joseph Dunmire farm, near the
"Old Factory"
The Indiana fair for 1898 will be held
from September II 70 II inclusive, three
weeks earlier than usual
Mr. Bernard Liunger one of Loret-
to's well known business men. spent few
hours In town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Lantzy, one of Barr town
ships oldest and best citizens was viSl-
toI to our Office on Monday.
This year Judge Barker granted 1S5
licences and refused 92. Last year he
granted 1871 and refused 90.
Miss Cora Evans. daughter Of Mr.
John w. Evans, Of Bloomington, ILL.,, is
visiting friends in Ebensburg.
Answer no confidential letters from
New York offering you bogus money, un-
Jess yOu want To be Swindled.
John f. Reese formerly of the livery
finn of Richards x Reese, is now a brake
man ON the branch train.
Charles Sigler of New Floroncc, a i.
L. X. brakeman. fell from his train at
Derry. Sunday. and was instantly killed.
The residence Of James Mcclure, at
Latrobr, was burglarized Sunday night
and abou, so taken from IA trunk in an
upper room
-EN-Poor Director John Rorahaugh. of
n Coyle township, drove through the drifts
4 aud stopped for short visit in EbcnSbdrg
on Monday.
Mr.. Addie Pryce, Of the East Ward.
while engaged in handling stone had one
Of hi. fingers badly smashed on Tuesday
by a stone falling upon il.
On Thursday Contractor McFaddcn
ordered the lumber for railroad shanty
lsNGO feet To be- built near peg No. 5oe0 about
five miles from Ebrnsburg.
-Mc>srs J. Il. Denny. II. \. Englchart
Grst Rowe and Lemon Reed, of this
place, visited Washington City last week
aud took in Clevclaud'S Inauguration.
While cutting timber on the line of the
new railroad one day last week Mr.. Henry
~ UllN. hl tlil~ bld't. ldIIbN " t~tdltu from
being caught 10y falling limb Of Il trcc
The branch was opened mp on Saturday,
closed again on Sunday and Monday and
opened mp again on Tuesday and since that
lime trains have been running regularly.
A flock of wild geese. numbering about
dozen, passed over Ebcushurg on We'd
nc~day morning about O'Clock They
mere dying low and heading uorthward.
M. VI. McNral, Esq. of Huntingdon.
Pa, was sworn aS a member of the Cam
bria county bar on Tuesday. II is Mr.
Nj. Meals intention To locate in ELeus-
burg.
MIR. Peter McTamauy. OF Altoona. who
waS run over by train in the Altoona
yard on Friday rs mentioned in another
Item in this paper, died ON Wednesday
morning.
In our notice of the ShcritT'S sales last
week one item read 1.-THE interest af G.. 4.
McGonigIe in a lot Of ground i'm Lilly
borough II should have read the inter
eSt of M. A. McGoniglc."
-Rev. f. Manly. Of this place has been
CALLED and accepted the same aS minister
ot the Christian church at Howard. Cen
Pr county. His laborS will also extend To
llrmington and Mackeyvillc, in Clinton
county.
Mr.. y. Rankin. son OF l.. d. Rankin. Of
cambria township. who is fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad, while making
M d coupling a BlairSville, on Friday last
got the fingers of his left hand badly
squeczcd and will be oil duty for a time.
Peter Hoffman and Miss Ida Handlon.
of Nicktawn. hied themselves to Cumber-
land, Md, unknown to their friends. and
~rre married a. that place Friday after
noon, by Rev. Howard c. Day. pastor of
the Cumberland Methodist Episcopal
Church
A tramp entered a box car on "A siding
at Patton on Thursday night and next
morning his dead body was found by the
railruad people. No cause other than
fold is known for his death. aud 1t is sup
posed hc was frozen His name could not
b. aScertaiurd
h. ii. Meyer, a travelling salesman for
N a Rettrw n Co. of Philadelphia aud
IA" had maay friends in this place. died
at his home in Philadelphia on Monday
laSt. He was about y years of age and
succaeded the hate John Dorsey in travel
ing for that firm
Thomas Sheridan. the partner and buS-
mess manager of Weld n Sheridan. the
great lumber dealers, was instantly killed
Lon Monday evening at Glencoe station.
n Somerset county, while ATTEMPT
hg To cross the railroad track i'm
Don't 81 passing train
According to law, all justices of the
peace elected at the recent election are
Pulred to tile an acceptance Of said Office
ith the prothonotary of the county with
lh thirty days, stating the name of the
h'iIce oi the peace whom they succeed.
pa also the cause of the vacancy.
The fifteen -mOnth-old child al
Joseph Lowmaster in SuSouehan-
pa township, near Garman's Mills ,yaS