The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-03-23
Local AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. =. +. LantZy, of Garman's Mills,
was IN town on Wednesday.
-Grasshoppers have already made their
anp.arauce in Somerset county.
Squire Geo. Fresh, of Nicktown, spent
a few hours in town on Monday.
Mr. Thomas Peach, of Loretto, spent
a few hours in town on Monday.
Mr. John Mcclure, of Delaney, was a
visitor To Ebcnsburg on Monday.
Twomen with Il performing bear made
rLrfruppcarance here ON Monday.
fl. T.. FreidhotT, of Conemaugh town
ship stopped in to see Us on Monday.
Mr.. Emmett Dignam, of Gallirzin,
spent "a few hours in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Cyrus Jones, of this place, is con-
fined to the house with sprained ankle.
-L.o,h Luther has been appointed con-
stable q! Portage township by the court.
William \. Lantzy, one of SpangIer'S
good citizens, spent 4 few days in town this
week.
An electric street car line will be built
from Altoona To BellwOod. "A distance of :
miles.
II. j. Hopple, one of Barr townships
rntrrpri,ing citizens, was in town on Wed
u,.~day.
Crlcstine Farabaugh, one of Carroll
towns cntcrpriSing citizens, was in town
uu Monday.
ON Monday President Cleveland APP
pointed W. FiSke Conrad, postmaster at
Tyrone. Pa.
Landlord Craver. Of the Blair House,
has planted nuMber of shade trees about
his premises.
MIR. John Ferguson, one of Blacl,lick
townships oldest and best citizens, was in
town on Tuesday.
John Ror ahaugh, of Croyle township
while attending court as a juror, dropped
in To see the FREEMAN.
There will be- special term of Com
mon Pleas court held here On the week he
ginning Monday, May 14th.
A branch Of the Farmers Alliance was
organized at Van Ormer on Saturday with
about twenty-five charter members.
The Altoona Times on Saturday gave
notice of the presence of 81. Patrick'S day
hy printing its edition in green ink.
-MessrS. Nicholas Lambour and Henry
NagIe of Barr township, paid the FREE
MAN office pleasant visit on Monday.
John Pagan. with a wife and five
children at Braddeck, has eIoped with a
widow named Mary Woods of Rankin sta
tiou.
Henry Gauntner, of Dean township,
dropped in to see ~ on Monday and added
his name to the FREEMAN's list of sub
scribcrs.
Robert H. Thomas, a former resident
of Cambria township. but now prosper
ouS lumber merchant of Johnstown, was
in town on Thursday.
The editorial in the Costing this week
hardly makes good nonsense. The guar
djau~ are evidently taking rest and the
editor is going it alone.
James Bheam. of Lower Yoder town
ship, was brought to jail on Tuesday to
serge sixty days for larceny. He was sen
tcuced 10y Johnstown alderman.
Subscribers to the FREEMAN VINO are
about To change their residence on the lst
of April, should give us noti ce by
informing u Of their new as we'll as old
address.
/ ne dpIlplh lHlt'ilI Ol JdHlLbI On w tu-
uesday by the commissioners appears to
have been one of those cases in which the
commissioner who voted first did not know
'it was loaded"
-Sa>aiiaS tea is now being administered
by those who have faith in old time RENE
dies. our thanks are rendered Mr.. Robert
Ferguson. of this place, for root big
enough 10 c,can out the town.
Mrs Hannah HolIen, wife of c. a.
IIoIIcn, OF Reade township, died at her
home on Friday. March 10th, aged about
- years She leaves Il husband and four
children To mourn her death.
1t was reported here on Wednesday
that two men had been killed by the cN-
pIu>on of blast down on the Blackjack
railroad. Investigation. however, seems
To leave the rumor without foundation.
William Richardson, Jr, fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad. accompanied
hy the Mc>Sr> PlummerS. engineers in the
same service, all Of COnrmangh, were Wis
iiorN 10 the the FREEMAN Office on Thurs
day
James f. NcaSon, Esq. at one time
Y.
dcrmau O'Toolc and Mr.. Thomas Burke.
three prominent citizens Of Altoona, paid
The FIREMAN Office pleasant visit on
Wednesday.
ON Thursday Of last week same iend
n human shape visited the barn of John
simpson, iu White township, Indiana
county, aud cut of three inches Of the
tongue of one Of his best horses. Hanging
Is i'" good for wretch that would do a
trick of that kind
Elijah Marsh. Of Cambria township,
mas left an egg on exhibition at f. c. Par
i'>h grocery store. in this place. that i
d ''ftahIr curiosity. 1t is much larger
'h'n am ordinary egg. and inside, besides
'N' whit" and yolk, contains another small
egg With complete she'll
The post office department has ruled
'""i parties answering green goods" cir
cu'dr~ and sending them through the mails
j" counterfeit money violate the green
goods act. and are liable To fine of not
more Than 500 and imprisonment of not
'''> than eighteen months
Last week Geo. l.. Frederfcks. of this
P''e, purchased the Presbyterian parson-
az property Oh High street paying there
i"I The sum of 100 The Presby yterian
congregation has purchased a lot from
i""'Ii Seaman on Centre Street with the
intention ui erecting new parsonage.
In"ur advertising columns will be found
""" al of Carrolltown's popular cloth
'"S merchant, c. A. Sharbaugh. All goods
purchased from him can be relied upon as
D'i"s Just what they are represented and
,> STOCK one Of the most complete to be
''"u' in the county. Go and see for your
selves